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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
soMrwnAr nrrFTRTNr AcCOuNT.

PrTrsBuRa, Pa, August O. Reed escaped
June 9Th and was not located until to-day.
when he was found concealed In an Ice
house. at Noblestown, near Washington.
When discovered Reed refused 10 sur
render. whereupon an attempt was made
10 force the door of the ice-house and take
him by force. Reed had evidently de-
termined not TO be taken alive. for be
ooened fire on the officer. and dangerously
wounded Officer Orr. The, two police
men seeing that they could capture
the desperate unaided. called for help
A large number Of citizens OF the place
Responded and q second attack on the
building was commenced. Shot after shot
came from Reeds revolver, and bis bring
was so rapid that no one dared venture
close 10 the ice house. AZ thls time Con-
stable COVE. of Mcdonald Station. placed
himself at the head of number OF Others
and led an assault on the murderer's
stronghold The besiegers were met with
. voliey from Reeds pistol and Constable
Coyie was instantly killed. The ice-house
was then set on fire IN expectation or
driving Reed out, but instead OF that no
shot himself in the head. The fire wss
extlnguIshed and the partiy-burned body
uaa recovered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

Engineers on the purity Of water supplies. II
Was there Developed that cut Of, say. l4o IA va
ncus sections Of tho country, about han tho
number had Suffered under kindred suspicious
10 those which now attach ~ ours.
IL Il sell known that neither Boston, rev
YORK. Philadelphia. Baltimore, OF Washington
have at all times been free from agitation on me
subject 20 recently "a LAST summer found
manifestation OF nneasiness on thu subject IN
boston, and IL hes nor been long since VAS ADJ
vl-ed by a gentleman on Fifth eyen1c 10 drink
no crO;on water without boiling IL
j think u u all important that the min1 or tho
community should be set az rest and that gene
raj discussion ehould ccnse.
Il should therefore. although ny confidence In
our own engineer I'm charge Is unshaken, aiyo-
cate the employment OF sanitary engineer OF
unimpeacaanlc reputation and abundant spe-
cinl expcrience. free from any local Dise what
ever, TO Investigate our supply In as thorough a
manner as the present state OF science WIN ad-
NIT and report his conclusions 20 the proper au-
fhOritiea Of Our ctfT.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
THE ALABAMA ELECTION.
Kolb's Allegations Of Fraud UDfounded-
Jones viii BE Inaugurated.

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 6.-The
claims of Mr.. Bowman, chairman OF the
Kolb committee, that kolb had carried
the State by 10000 are based on ale
cations of fraud which cannot be substan-
tlated. The straight ticket Is elected by
at least Is, 900, and Kolb's contest, II made.
will not result in his getting the office.
The question will DO determined by the
Assembly which meets In November. In
the Senate half the old members hold over
and at least ten of the seventeen elected
this year are straight nominees on the
Jones ticket. In the House over sixty of
the one hundred are regular nominees. A
double Legislature Is practically q legal
impossbility under the statues OF Ala
bama. Jones IS reelected and Will be inau-
gurated.
JoNEs's ELECTION CONFIRMED.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 6.-The Off
cial count to-day confirms Governor
Jones's election by handsome majority.
Counties claimed by Kolb by large MAORI
ties in some cases are for Governor Jones,
while in other Kolb counties the claimed
maiorities are greatly reduced-in some
instances one half. The net gain for Gov
ernor Jones In the few counties so FAR
heard from "a over 1900. He can hardly
run under $4,000 majority.
The Jones Democratic majority 10 TWO
thirds in both branches of the Legislature,
and ali talk of contests Is regarded as
ridiculous There has not been single
disturbance in any county over the count
to-day. Governor Jones carried hand
some majority of the white vote.
GAINS FOB KoLB.
BIRxrSGHAM. Ala, August 6.--Oficial re-
turns from forty counties show steady
gains for Kolb over the unofficial returns,
which gave Jones O majority OF 10000.
Jones now leads Kolb by about 1000. In
several counties boxes were thrown OUT,
netting Kolb loss Of nearly 1000 in,his
majorisies. II his gains continue at the
present rate be cannot pull Jones below
5000. and hardly 50 low. A great many
contests we're filed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
Pretty Complete Tragedy.

PrrrspURo. Pa. August GA dispatch
from Noblestown. near Washington, Pa,
says: Murderer Reed. who escaped from
the Washington Jail some time since. was
located here this evening by deputy
sheriff aud the chief Of police OF Mobiles
town. When found. Reed killed the
deputy fatally wounded the chief Of police,
aud then set FIRE to the house IN winch he
was aud burned himself TO death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
TERMINAL AND CENTRAL OF GA
Their Disturbed Relations Confer at Chat-
tanooQa-Court Proceedings.


TBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
CaArrAsooGA. Tenn, August 6.-The dis
turbed relations that have existed for
long time between the Central railroad OF
Georgia and the Richmond Terminal lines
seem to have centered in Chattanooga;
The trouble was begun by the Queen and
Crescent people, who are controlled by
the East Tennessee. refusing to allow the
Georgia roads trains an entrance. into their
depot, and the Central found themselves
without terminal facilities, either for ofiices
or for place to deliver or receive freight.
The Central made al arrangement With the
Nashville and Chattanooga and the
Western and Atlantic roads. parts
of the Louisville and Nashville sys-
TEN, to run its train into the Union
depot controlled by the Nashville
and Chattanooga. but IN order to do this
the Central had to cross the Queen and
Crescent tracks. It was prevented from
doing this, first by the Queen and Crescent
people locking their switch at that point.
and next by their placing heavy locomo,-
tive across the track. but the Centra,
hastily constructed aswitch OF its own, and
will be enable to run trains into the Union
depot to-day. The controversy has been
carried TO the courts by injunctions and
cOunter-injunctions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
AMONG OUR GREATEST BLESSINGS.
Dir. Blair says tho Water Is Healthy-Sug-
cestfon from Major Meyers.

Dir. Blair says tho Water Is Healthy-Sug-
gestion from Major Meyers.
Mr.. Hugh Blair, who las always gwen
great deal of attention to the subject,
being asked what he thought OF the pres
eDt commotion about James-riyer water.
SAID
II think it Is highly sensational and calcu-
lated 20 injure the ciIy Of Richmond and 10 pre-
jadice the community against one Of our great
est blessings. Despite what has been said 70
disgust the community Jamesriver water AZ
Richmond, after having been subjected 10 scien-
tine scrutiny and 10 every tost-chemica, ui-
crOscopical, and biOlogical-coms out With a
character unsurpassed by any potable wafer IN
the United States. No physician or other per-
son can point 10 one instance where IL is even
probable that the water We drink has produced
disease. II the clay mot mud that purines our
river mot dedos IL was put Ia tho bchuylkill or
CrOton river, the grievous complaint OF Phila-
delphia and New York would be obviated.
"IDdeed, the agitation OF such water with
finely divided clay Is SUFFICIENT to remove con-
siderable amount OF the Organic ana Same mat
ter previously IN solution
MIIIER's ELEMENTS OF CHEMISTRY.
4Esthetic Is one thing and practical another:
Lynchburg must still DO above Richmond, and
we must take what comes. Thank Goa that he
has given 4 self-p1rifying power 70 water when
win destroy all Of the Lynchburg filth, typhoid
lc1eif ksAuin, anu
no DIFFERENCE IN HEALTH
The lower part of the city is supplied with
water directly from the river without coming IN
contact with the water from tho seyen-mlle
canal, and We have never heard that there was
q difference between the health 10 the lower ana
upper part OF the city o. between those
drinking the water directly from the river, as Is
now proposed, and those who got their supply
from the canal There arc scientific means Oi
escertaining The purity AID healtnfuiness ..
drinking-water, ana Professor Maliet has not
said that there are NOT Tbs water Of Chicago,
the Passaic, aud other waters have been tried oy
science and found 10 DO unsafe. No water
In the country has been 50 often and 80
completely examined by scientists aud come out
with character for healtifnlness 30 satisfactory
as James-riyer water. Ihore must be sensa-
lions, or the community would stagnato. lew
years since million and half people IN New
York aud Brooklyn were erazed on the subject
Of hydropbobia- The Now York newspapers
we're full OF sensational articles. After the
alarm was over IL was found that there were
three cases OF hydrophobia, and In ono oil the
cases-
"The dog recovered from the bite,
Tho man IL was that died"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
TALK WITH suPT. BOILING.
lie Gives Many Facts of Interest About
our Water supply.

he Gives Many Facts of Interest About
our Water supply.
Ar Charles f. Boiling. Superintendent
o. tns CITY Water Works. always has been
tlI I, 20 Il very firm in the belief that the
Na.,r furnished the citizens of Richmond,
tlvu2A not always clear. IS pure and
healthy. lie is always ready 10 discuss
t.s subject, and IN so doing mis- thorough
ttYW.edge serves him well. When the
d.. sICA reporter called on Mr.. Boiling
t-c latter had lust completed for the press
a'-fetully-prepared reply 70 the publlca-
i.l alluded TO above. In this reply the
Superintendent, after few lines of intro
tlci.on. SAYS.
tt..'fV upon tho onicers OF this de-
s-ftWfut, tne Committees on Water, tho
".Afl q Health, and the Cry Councils who have
-- charge Of This matter fog tho iast ten years
.i suoa la1 been the length Of time since our
rev plnls we're put NJ Operationl who sat 10
l-.f ~ idleness aud lsthargy, ana with no inter-
- "i Gaze ln the matter allowed this thing 20
A o., -nd - romans TOT n committee OF the
y % AZ society, composed Of ORA Hugh u.
tll'oi' Christopher Tom okins. Charles VI.
tr'oIta aud Boniamln Har1eon, 70 mako
-fsuhai examination ana md that the people
y. h'cineud have been drinking the contsmi-
ta'91 en1 polluted water OF the canal fer years.
htl % would seem that such a state OF things
= t7en allowed 20 70 on ell this tine with no
s"'' tLl o. care On tho part OF the authorities
ta'ne tbe matter In charge. suppose We look
ne u TIE 1aets IN tho case. a. opposed 10
'ae 1e'ues which have been given Out"
IAcIs AND TnEoRiKs
IN the GUNNER OF 1884 the Committee on
a'ef maze an inspection Of tie canal from the
k4mp'lOlse 70 Bosbef's dam, and directed that
~. aeiar nONing BON the river shove Boshors
IN lo lie caGal and that from such streams
.nFiing mo lhc canal above The pump-hogse
.l'iil be both measured and analyzed. Al that
N'nc ihe Wator coming from the river into the
Slhai vas much less IN volume thap Il - now.
|.lpi measurements u these volumes were
tls ty ne City Engineer and analyses by DR..
,yihin ii. layer, state Chemist. IL Was shown
W analyses Of Or. Taylor that fhe water Ia
IeDaY 4, The pump-hOuse, which had re-
,iIeA ~ tbo nOW u toe tributary streams
s.AE lhf canal, ives Letter than u was In the
80. 'ei aDy,e BOILERS dam, due 20 the settiiog
90 80 ens'loa gets along the route between Tho
~, s , ihe p01p-bouse, and the sample taken
y. -. - hyofaht. owing 70 Tire settliDg IA the
F,.'Ni, wes better than Any a the rest,
"a "a NoImofs y Wa shown that the mueh.telg-
So $50 ana o0hdemned water o. Tack ahoe creek
S'yA letter iean efo.9D water. which New
rlfs F~f "H@'S'' VI A'asafe ~ ~
y should b observed jus, here's Mr. Beiling
Aas, Thai IL thia tInie We ase taking ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
TRAINS NoHTHyARD
DAILY. :
sTOPPINa.prAcFs

sToPPlN0-PLACES
Nos. IL, 81, snd 81 MAKO no stops Nos. On
"a. and ~ stop on signal a, Manchester Orew.
ry's, Centralia, and Chester. No. "a ssoDs on
signal at Manchester only for passengers par-
chasing tickets TO regular cropping PLACES foe
this train south Of Petersburg kosI 80, as, 81.
Is. 30, 40, Al, AZ, a., ~. and As viii stop On
signal at all stations
Pullman Palace Buffet sIseplng-Car on all
through trains. On Train No. "a AMI 10
sleepinf-Cars between Richmond and Lyuca-
burg, Va
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leaving Richmond o.l5 A. ~, daily, ana ar.
irving At Weldon at 1910 p. NJ, ami at Atlanta
ut 800 A. NJ. VIA. 4. A. |. Through s.eopsrs--
Richmond TO weldon,and Weldon 70 Atlanta
THE ONLY ALL~RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE AsxIvE
Richmond 300 A. NJ. Norfolk. ..ii:s5 A. NJ
Richmond .'J:S5 Y. N. Norfolk. p:2O r. NJ
Norfolk. s7.30 A. N. Richmond. .Io.3O A ~
Norfolk 400 p. NJ. Richmond e3s p. NJ
The trains leaving Richmond at y A. N. and
Norfolk at A 2. N. are soiid trains between ,hsss
two points, md passengers 80 through without
change OF cars. Close connections are ais)
made at Petersburg by the 2:5s p. n. and 5:4S
=. NJ. trans from Richmond 10 Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond ct y A. NJ, 1920 p.
NJ, and ii:f0 p. NJ, and arriving ~ Richmond
1t 7;4{ A. NJ. 2:l5 y. n, and 7:45 r. N. make
close connection at Petersburg 10 and from
Farmyille, Lynchburg, and west
X. N. sCLLY, Superintendent
J.. 7. ID. MYERS, General superintendent
4. N. EMERSON. franc Manager. my2t
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Advice Of Np. Henry J. Lambert.

DR.. Z. p. Coafes Richmond, w.;
Dear sir,--It gives me great pleasure to testify
In this manner 20 the relief you have given me
from Catarrh. from which | have suffered Tor
some time. Ihzd constant headache, unpleasant
tate in my mouth, and a constant expectoratlou
from accumulation OF mlcus In the throat. with
loss OF appetite and general breaking down OF
tue system. | am happy 20 say to-day am re-
Iieved by your treatment nom these Ills ana feel
myself again. trust thnt all who may be ike
wise afflicted with CATAkRH will take adyan-
tage OF your treatment and meet speedy cure
HENRY J. LAMBERT,
sixth Ward. Avenue A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
RAILROAD LINES.
EARMyILLE AND POWHATAN

RAILROAD LINES.
LNARMyILLE AND P0WHATAN
IL RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE, 703 MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ~, 1892.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1920 p. 81. pia Atlantic Coast Line for Farm
Vile and Intermediate points west
OF Chester.
b:45 p. N. ssa Atlantic Coast Limo for Ber-
muds.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1890 A. N. ria Atlantic Coast Line from Farm
vile and intermediate stations west
OF Chester
s:25 A. NJ. psa Atlantic Coas. Line from Ber-
muda.
All trains daily except sunday.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked throaghat
General Passenger Agent
JAMES Il. wERrH. General Manager. mn -
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
It AND POTOMAC RATR0AD.-schednls
commencing AshlL 20, lss2--eastern stan
s:O4 A. ". leaves Byrd-street station daily,
stops only at Ashland, Do.well,
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke.
and Whitewater. sleeper 10 Wash
lngton and New York. Arrives
Washington II: / p. NJ, Baltimore
at lar Z. NJ, Philadelphia 3:47 r.
NJ, New YORK $50 4. -.
Il.50 A. N. leaves ByrG-Street station daily,
except sunday. Buffet Parlor-Cay
Richmond 70 New York. Arrives
Washington 4:i0 p. ~. Baltimore
b:24 p. ~. Philadelphia TAO p. H..
7oS r. NJ leaves syrd-sirses station daily.
sleeper Richmond 20 New YORK
stops only at Ashland, D0swcll.
Milford. fredericksburg. Brooke
ana Widewaior. stops az osher SIS.
lions on Sundays Arrives v ash
ington 1l:l 4. ~, Baltimore l2:55
8. NJ, Philadelphia $40 A. n. Sss
York 500 A. II
$50 A. Nj. arrives az byrd-srest station daily.
Sleeper from New YORK. stops only
AZ Whitewater, Brooke, FTedorickS
burg, Milford, boswell and Asr-
land Stops AZ other slssions on sun
days Leaves Washington $50 A.
a,as p. N. arrive. at l,yrd-ssres, station daily.
Stops ct Fredericksburg. Milford.
ucsyel, and Ashland. sieepor
from Nav York 81 Wsshingson and
Washington 10 Rfhmoad. Does nos
step az hiba Leaves Washington
,..xp av,S ,s. a. - pyrd-ssrees s,ss,ou daI,y.
except SUNDAY. Bunet sArior Car
New York 10 Richmond Leayos
washington a.V1 r. u
FREDERIC Il ka AcsUnAoDATtoN
pAIf.Y Excxrf sunday
4:ooP N. leaves ByIa-strsss I station; arriving
$40 A. N. arrives Byrd-stsss: station, Leaves
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAtLy x1cxrv <CSoAr.
s;4s A. y. lss,ss SIea Arrives a AsAlsad >,
eis r. N ' i:s;; ] ga Aassss . Ashland. :
Gas a n 50, ::Si':s una Leaves AsA'.sa =
900 ?. N. arrives 4 Elns. Ls&sss AshlAsa !.
'; "a s ixYr0a, rrxs's xan~u,s
= - Hxl&A 0eaerGl bupofm1oo1lnA
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old DOMINION STEAM ESA>
W SHIP COMPANY. --staASA
TRI-w EEKLY LINE
EOR NpW YORK

TRI-WEEKLY LINE
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers cave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY at . o'clock ~.
NJ. Manifest closed one hour before sai'hs
steamers leave Now York. from Pier 90
North RIVER for Richmond every hONDAl +,
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY az 3 L. NJ,
arriving IN RichmOod MONDAY, WEDNhSDa1,
ana FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New York Including meals ana
BERTH ria Jamee-riyer roate. ...........S %
Round-trip tickets, limited 10 thirty Gays an
after date OF issue. ........,... ......... ~ w
steerage fare, with subsistence. ..,..-. % %
Steerage fare, without snbeietence...... OO
Cabin faro rid CheBapeake and Ohio rail-
way, and Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad tickets limited 20 four days.. 90
Round-trip tickets Omitted 10 fifteen
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond irtnslor
COmpany's, N0t east Main street; Chesapeake
and Ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depots,
and al the compsnys ONCE, 1901 Main street,
and wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF ladlng
Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until p. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on NONDA1S.
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sA1U r.
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway tpiG
Newport News) at A. ". and y. NJ. and
by the Richmond and PeterJbnrg railroad tsame
days. at A. NJ. and 2:5S r. NJ. viii make coz
necticn at NORFOLK with steamer leaving
GEORGE w. ALLEN & Co. Agents,
Nc. 1901 Main street,
60 md comDauy'S wharf. KOckettA
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N = = : Aoria|k;xaslsInR

81 D 3 g nullulAsEGsisiiltLh
1zzEzxSI.zzgs0
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT July ~. 1892.
LEAVE HICHMOSD. BYRD-sTREEf STATION
900 A. Nj. De.ly-Rlcbmond and Norfolk
Through kzpfeSs-ArriEe Noripik
1888 A. NJ. stops only az Peters
burg, Mayerly, aud SUFFOLK
600 A N. Daily for Lynchburg, ROANOKE, aud
intermediate stations No con-
uJclion beyond Roanoke except TOT
Wins On-Salem division.
1920 p. N. Daily iOr i.oaaoke. h2fford, Pu-
las1i, Bristol. aud alt points solin
and West GA Eas, tennessee, yir-
g.nia aud GoOrgla railroad. Psrior-
ear Petersburg t0 ROANOKE aud
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 70 Ae.n-
phis Uia Knoxville and Chattanooga.
2:Js r. NJ. Daily for Norfolk. suffolk, aud Luz
tormellate stations. Arrive Sof-
b45P.M. Daily. Arrive Norfolk 9.2O 4. N.
lao z. M. Daay Toe Roanoke, kadicrd. Pu'
llski aud Bristol: ALEC tor blze-
field, 70 ahsntss, Eiknorn, and
stations Chnch-vaiiey division; also
Cor Louisville and stations Louis
VILE and Nashville railroad std
Norton; also flr ROCKY Mount aud
ali stations Winsi0n-solen division,
PULLMAN PALACE sLERPER
betweeu RICHMOND AMI LYNCH.
BURG ready for occupancy at
7. H.; Also Pullman sleeper Peters
burg TO Louisville ga hadford and
Norton.
Trains arrive l,lchnoni from Lynchborg and
the West daily IA A. H., 2;l5 y. NJ, and 7:t5
p N. From Norfolk and the East, 1870 A. H.
2.I5 r.. NJ, and 0.35 r. NJ. ..,,,,. ~
WASHINGTON AND CHATTANOOGA In
ITED.' a train Of Pullman coaches aud s.esp,ag.
cara RUNS DAILY VIA sAESANDOAh-vAle
LEY ROUTE. stopping only &C LUhAl SHE
NASDOAH. BASIC, ROANOKE. aud RADfOkDs
4. vs.. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
". b. BEvILIs
Genera Passenger Agent
General ONCE, Roanoke, Va. my ~
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- -~-------s 49,
VIdR0GHISSiiAA VI STEAMBOAT GlANilBSaAR 1sa.
LINE for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Pom, Nsw-
port News, Claremont, and James-Rlier iand-
ings, and connecting at Old Point for Washlns-
ton, Baltimore. ana the North. .,.,,,.
STEAMER ARIEL LEAVES RICHMOND EVERY
MONDAY, WEDN EsDAY, AND
FRIDAY ATT A. N.
Electricians direct TO wharf. Oaly sl.9O nrst-
class. 1880 round trip, aud 81 second-ciass 10
Norfolk, Portsmouth, aud Newport News.
Freight received daily Tor abOysname1 places
and all poins in Eastern Virgins aud North
Carolina. We are Aov ready FOR booking noon
light excurslons
No 1lJ7 east Main street and wharf,
IRWIN WEIsIGER, Freight ana Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

" f7'7E7I7T7''FF
Sample James Sample Wet
River Water Water No2.
No. ,.
Clesrnee OF Distinctly tur- Not quito clear,
tafDldity. bid. though rot but cioaror
very much 90. than No. ].
Color In q Worry lght yei- Very light yel-
feet tube. lowish brown. iowish brown.
but much
falntsr-.almoat
colorless.
door and
taste....... None. None.
Reaction &c Practically neu-l Slight, but dc
test-psper. trsl-yerS faint cidei acid re-
trace Of acid action.
fty.
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YORK-RlYER LINE, VIA WEST rcu1
TUE FAyoRTTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN NO. 10. afo p. y
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily exesps ruDGnn
stops a. al stxSoak AZ LAos0e henee -
nects with stsgs Tor Walksfson; siiA 1ai>0ooo
steamer at West Point 4|
TRAIN No 10. kl6 y -
BALTIMORB LIMITED, daily e1neps su4oeR
sor West Potnt, connecting WIN yof1>U1xt4
slssmorA fx Baltimore. AZ ealungo e1oomlG1
copnect with Baltimore and Ohio nn11Do4 ~
Washington, Philadelphia, and Nev YEA
steamer leave bssimofs :. - 4edY -
fssiss ssssss - Richmond COS A + -
1or<0 A. -.
TRAIN No. ~. eco A r.
LOCAL MIXED, daily cxesps 3on1<H 49,
Tvsnty.shird street. Tor Wss> fane - n1QDe
Tisissso1ses q station ioss q vps1,3a snnsN
0pen 4. y. sos N. snd frpA q - = ~
g, a, u s,s & s's' ~ ~,
fraac Nsaagsr. 0suse>l 49, & &,
". u. CnREL 0ensrot mnn6GoA a ~
g Il uRnEnxny, 0nperiDton1e6& 81, &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

RICHMOND AND DANVlLLh
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY "a, 1924.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
AGO A. n. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily 10 A.
ianta AugusIa, aud points soosh.
Connects as keysyllle Tor clarks
Vile. oxford, Henderson, Dufha0s
and Raleigh. Through sleeper
from Richmond 10 Raleigh. Con-
nects az Greensboro tor Dnlnan
and Raleigh; stSalisbury TOR Wosts
ern North Carolina. Pnasenfeucsn
take sleeper az y y, N. fhroogh
sIsepers from Danvillc south
a.oo p NJ PAST NAIL. daily. for Atlanta An
gusta and points SOUTH IhroQsn
s,seDers from Dauvilie South Goa
meets al salisbury Tor Ashevilie ed
Western North Carolina stallQoA
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WESTERN EsTIBULk LINIr1u
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Amelia Courthouse aud intsemes
date points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMONDs
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Dc. Hanfer Mc0uirss well Al hss residence. on
Brook rosd, taken ead sealed by Colonel w. u.
CuIehau, City Engineer, October "a, 1861.
q. X. BOILING. superintendent
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Or. i. pEARcE COATES.

DIR. L. PEARcE COATES.
OFFICES: 7O8 east Franklin street, Rich
rnond, Va once hours 20 ne NJ, 10 4, and
q 10 $40 r. NJ. Sundays, 8 70 I2 NJ.
sPECIALTIES: cATABRH. Nose, Throat, and
Chest: niaO. rheumatism, Asthma, and ali
curable diseases treated with success.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE "a. lssa
1 Leave
No. Richmond.
broad-Street station.

q 900 A. NJ. Daily for ODD Point.
4 800 A. NJ. Daily for Norfolk and Old Point
Stops only rs Williamsburg.
Al 800 p. N. Daily for Norfolk and Old Point.
s $40 A. N. Exc't sunday for Clifton forgA
200 =. NJ. Daily for Cincinnati
3l10:45 p. d. Daily for Cincinnati
mi 1888 Y. NJ Daily for boswell