davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
ryrncr OF THE APPEAL.
Status Of the Powhatan Railway Tax Cases.
Other Petersburg News.

PETERSBURG, VA, June Especial
An appeal has been allowed by the Court
Of Appeals. now in session at Wytheyllie,
and supcrscdeas has been awarded to
the decree OF the Circuit Court OF Pc
tcrsburg. recently entered in the Farm
Vile and Powhatan railroad bond case.
which was lately removed from the
Circuit Court OF Powhatan county. The
effect OF this action IS 10 continue IN
force the Injunction which had been
awarded the taxpayers. prohibiting
levy to pay n subscription claimed by
the Farmvllle and Powhatan Railroad
Company 10 It's capital stock. The in
junction was awarded the taxpayers
upon the claim that the subscription was
unlawfully made. The circuit court here
dissolved the Injunction and dismissed
the suit OF the county. The allowance OF
the appeal suspends the effect Of disso-
luton and reinstates the Injunction.
Messrs. Geo-Se S. Bernard and Mr. r.
y. Gillian. two well-known lawyers Of
Petersburg and Mr.. II. H. Tinsley. of
Prince George county. left here this
morning for Prince George Courthouse
to examine the records OF the clerks
Office OF that county prior 10 Mr.. W.
j. Temple. the newly-elected clerk. taxi
Ing charge. This is usually done when
a change Of clerks Is made.
AT a meeting OF the vestry OF 81. Johns
Episcopal church. held tonight, the rcsig-
nation of Rev r. a. Goodwin. as rector
Of the church, was received and accepted
with deep regret. Mr.. GOODWIN re-
signs the rectorship OF this church. Of
which he has been the beloved pastor
for the past four years. TO accept the
call extended 20 him some days ago by
old ST. Johns Episcopal Oh irch, in Rich
mond. His resignation takes effect from
the S0th instant. Mr.. Goodwin was At
ono tino rector Of st. Stephens Episco-
pal church (colored), In Petersburg, and
for soms years past has been the princi-
nal Of the Bishop Payne Divinity School,
which office he resigned a few days ago.
lie has beer connected With this school
for the past eight years.
II IS understood that the vestry Of st.
Johns church arc thinking Of extending
n call 10 Mr. Willie Goodwin student
at the seminary AT Alexandra, who is
TO be ordained 10 the Episcopal ministry
on Friday next by Bishop Randolph.
Mr. Goodwin is a nephew Of Rev. Z. A.
GOODWIN.
Captain r. f. Heath. Of the Peters
burg GraYs. received n communication
from Colonel G. A. Nash, Of the Fourth
regiment. informing him OF proposed
encampmeut Of the regiment to be held
between the 18th and 18th Of July. some
where In the western part OF the state,
probably at Wytheville. The Grays. at
q meeting tonight decided 10 take part
in the encampmeut.
Mr.. William Tinsley formerly Of this
city but now Of Prince George county,
was assaulted and Knocked down on Lom-
bard street tonight by some unknown
negro man. Nr Tinslev received two
very ugly wounds on the head. which
we're made with a heavy stick. The
police are searching for the assaiiant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
TNRUIT TRd3fFS
Refused 20 Leave tho Train and Were Ar
rested for Their Pains.

Refused 80 Leave the Train and Were Ar
rested for Their Pains.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June 19.-Spe-
oial.-The Chesapeake and Ohio freight,
Witch arrived here yesterday morning at
7 o'clcck from Richmond. was boarded
trst beyond Toano by three tram3s
They were ordered of tho cars BY Cap
tain Bragg, who had charge Of the train.
but obstinatcly refused 10 move. They
were three defTerate-loohng men, and
rothing was TO be done. About o'clock
the train reached Tc8uO. and the tramps
siin refused TO leave the freight. No one
was at tho station but the telegraph
operator. so Captain Bragg telegraphed
to Superintendent Walker, al Richmond,
for advice. Instructions soon came for
him TO proceed with the train, together
with information that officers would be
I'm readiness at Newport News 10 arrest
the desperadoes. The particulars We're
teiegraphed TO the yardmaster here. and
when the freight pulled In Officers Scheu
and Phillips quickly secured two OF tho
tramps. The third took to his heels. and
several pistol shots failed TO bring him
to u halt. The men arrested, who gave
their names as William Douglass and
Eddie Grigg, are now confined IN Jail. and
Will await the action Of The Chesapeake
and Ohio authorities.
Miss Margie Manning. Of Richmond has
returned home after q pleasant visit TO
friends in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
10 MITE Mr.. CLEyELAND.
fredericksburg Wants Him 10 Attend the
Fair Therc-Other News.


FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June 10
speclal.-Nayor a. ?. Rowe has appointed
the following committee to act with a
committee Of the board OF directors Of the
Agricultural Fair Society to visit Wash
ingtou and invite President Cleveland TO
attend our fair next fall On the part
Of the council: Messrs NJ G. Willis. Jno.
NJ Griffin. H. r. goldman. George W.
Ursten. Charles Z. Hunter and Joseph
liable. From the citizens, Messrs. r. B.
Merchant W. $. White and James #.
Lowery. Mayor Rowe was added to the
committee and made chairman. The com
mittee Of the Fair Society IS composed OF
the following: Colonel s. Wexford Cor
bin chairman, Aessrs. St. George r.
Fltzhrgh, T. McCracken. NJ. y. Rowe,
s. j. Quinn. z. d. Cole. A. Z. Rowe, Jr.,
Oliver Eastburn Powhatan Moncure, II.
T. Crismoud and George ". Shepherd.
The committee will visit Washington very
sion.
Mrs. W. G. Blackburn, widow Of the
late George x. Blackburn. died to-day at
her home I'm Stafford county. The re-
mains viii be taken 10 Alexandria for
interment.
Rev L. Walpole Warren, OF Holy
Trinity church, New York. preached at
ST. George church yesterday morning and
night 30 large congregations. He is the
guest Of Mrs. Robert g. Skinker
A few evenings ago the young men Of
Bowling Green gave charming german
In honor OF Misses Florence and Grace
Kirg, OF this city. who are visiting
friends in that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
Mr.. JEFFRESs' BEMhINs.
The Body Of the Unfortunate Man Reaches
Roanoke-Other News.

ROANOKE. VA. June 19-special.-
The remains OF c. +. Jeffress, who was
stabbed in Mcdowell county W Va,
about ten weeks ago by John Holland,
his brother-in-law, and died Saturday
morning az 615 o'clock arrived In this
city yesterday on the noon train. The
deceased was twenty-eight years old and
a son Of Mrs. L. y. Jeffress. and brother
Of Mrs Or. Bowman, both OF this city.
Mr.. Jeffress was a contractor. and about
ten weeks ago. while sitting I'm HIS house
nursing his little daughter, John Holland.
youth OF sixteen years. entered under
the influence Of liquor, and, upon being
reprimanded for his condition. drew
long biaded knife and plunged 81 into the
left lung OF Mr.. Jeffress The blade
passed entirely through the lung and
breaking two ribs loose from the spinal
column. The youth realized the conse-
quence Of his mad act In few minutes
and declared 10 Mrs Jeffress that he
intended TO kill himself after which he
made his escape 20 the mountolns and
has not since been heard from. Mrs.
Jefiress. mother Of the young man.
nursed him through All his terrible suf-
ferings. and IS SO Frustrated that II IS
thought she cannot live till morning.
a Ielgnt trall was NI-'kei near
Kents. on the Norfolk and Western. I'm
Wythe county. at 3.35 this morning,
and Engineer Piper. Of Bristol had his
head and face badly cut The track was
cleared by 1880.
A large number Of Roa1ol<ars left for
Staunton to-day 10 testify tomorrow in
the Hastings Court against James =.
Brent. under Indictment for forFng tho
names Of several Roanoke firms 10
checks
Saturday afternoon Rev q. r. u. Col
Inns. Of St. James Methodist church. IN
chopping on the head OF a chicken for
his Sunday dinner. unfortunately took
of the end Of finger and Ont his thumb
half I'm two lie received the sincere
confidence Of his Ministerial friends at
the Pastors Conference this morning.
but the sympathy was mingled with some
pieasantries about the prOverbial fond
ness Of Methodist ministers for chickens.
and sly limitations that the accident was
duo 60 an attempt 90 economic the
chickens neck by cutting too close 10
the head.
The Democratic executive committee
will meet again Tuesday night 10 recon-
slider the vote Of n few nights ago. fix
ing August 10Th as the time. and ward
mass meetings as the way. for selecting
delegates TO the Guhernatorial Conven-
ton. The OFerrallites want an early
date and a primary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20

In the notice OF Miss J0hnson's schooi
several omissions made are corrected,
The graduates, Misses Maoei ioeu 1.ll
pbea watkins deserve more than passing
rnention as taking the Harvard lniNer-
sitv examinations ga mathematics' II
other branches the usual course OF
senoale colleges. Senior class omissions -
Misses BESSIE Catlin. English literature
other distinctions mentioned; sallie bruce
S.,,.,,,an. Mary Archer, algebra, geometry
estronomy. chemistry. mental philosophy
katie Bell HIS. English literature, MS
30 ~ art. Evie Blankenship, distinction
Tor Improvement I'm ali studies
prevented by sickness from taking i"li
examinations. Junior class-Miss Mar
,.,,sr,,e Warwick. Primary-Miss Sallle
Reid Anderson. Omissions IN primary
Misses Lily Stearns. history, grammar,
arithmetic, reading: Sue spilman, gram
mar, rhetoric.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
DrAIIIs

BOWNEs.-Dled. Friday. June iG 1893
at 5 o'clock J.. NJ. I'm lianrco county
MARTIN SMITH BOWLES
CHURCHILL.-Died. at the residence
Of her sister. Mrs. NJ G.. j. Bennett lpt1
west Grace street. SATURDAY June li
1S93 Mrs AUGUSTA T.. wife nj me late
Judge j. NJ Churchill, of Milton. Mass,
and sister Of the late James IT, Gardner
OF This city.
1nterment at Milton. Mass
DARRACOTT-pled. az West Point.
Va. at the residence of hor daughter
Mrs. r. W. Sharpe. on Saturday june
81. an o'clock A. r.. ELIZA g. Mlf-
Fiction. only daughter NJ the lAle
Thomas sharpe. and widow of 'aplaI.
B. +. Darracott. I'm the seYeniy-tNiiu
year Of her age
EVANS. Died. Monday. June 10th Al,
2 o'clock A. d.. LOUIS GAY. only ehhi
Of e. West Evans. aged seven months
Funeral from the residence no o-l
north TNanty-eec0n5 street, TO-DAY az
fD o'.r.e', s. ST. Friends of t1e itHNf
invited Co attend
HOUSTON. Died. June ls 1899. at zen
minutes t0 2 o'clock WAITER oNENa,
Youngest SON OF A. O.. and =. " Houston,
AGED tom months ana twelve days.
P0CK.-nied. July 70. 1893 ~ 20
residence NJ his parents. sos Flfth street.
Manchester Va. lltrle CLAUDE. iH-
fqrf SON ~ r. W. and Emma Fl. Rock.
AGED four months and twenty days
Funeral from che house THIS lIues-
daD AFTERNOON az $3.50 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances Invited 20 AZ
tend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
DRIER'S CONFESSION
Now in the Hands OF the Governor-satur-
day Night's storm.

day Night's storm.
CAPE CHARLES. VA. June l9.-spe-
cial.-OWlng to the heavy storm here on
Saturday there were no barges across
the bay for about twenty-four hours.
and information from Cohbs Island states
that the beach was washed away con-
sidorably by the high waves. The Rev.
Thomas Dixon, Jr. WfD has been stop
ping on C0hb's Island for several days,
was unable 20 reach the main land I'm
time for Friday nights connection 10
New York as usual, and notified the Press
Association Of Now York via telephone 20
Cape Charles that I'm case he could not
make the Saturday nights train HIS SER
mon would be delivered on C0bb's Island.
Later IN the evening, however. the storm
abated considerably, and he was enabled
20 reach here with AN hour or two TO
spare. and will nh his pulpit IN New
York as usual.
The plans for the erection Of the Pres
byterian Academy AZ Cape Charles are
now IN the hands of the building CONF
mitteo. and as soon as the site has been
settled upon work viii commence. and
the present outlook bids fair for the build
iugs to be ready for occupancy by the
regular fan opening in September. at least
the main school building. To addition 10
this they viii erect a residence for the
principal. and also chapel which VIII
De- built 81 the town separate from the
school buildings
The confession made by George Drler
some time ago, I'm which f. was said be
would implicatc others In the crime, she
penalty Of which De has Just paid. IS
now On the hands Of the Governor, and IN
all probability was buried last Friday
when It's originator was laid beneath the
sod. as Il is the universal sentiment
through this vicinity that Drier was the
only person connected with the affair
and were the statement made public would
not harm the person named in his confess
sion I'm point Of law The last writing OF
the unfortunate man was letter address
cd 10 Sheriff Jarvis, with the request
that # be- published just as IL was wIll-
ten. and which reads as follows.
Eastvile Va, June II, 1913.
Mr. Jarvis
Dear Slr-Tm sorry 10 cause you such
pain on my account. but rs an officer of
the law you cannot help II YOU must
simple doc your duty and nothing more /
respect you as an old friend so wish you
20 meet me as a friend ( know that you
don't wish to cause me pains no more than
you can help II therefore I ask little
favor Of you 10 make 10 as private rs
you can and believing NE every little
kindness will be appreciated and accepted,
| remain
yours truly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
MURDERER C0NFESSES.
SLAYER or CdPT4TY COOPER M
SERIES THE BRUrAL DEED
One OF tho Prisoners Barely F.o,ns,
Lynching At the Hands Of Mob
at IrVington.

WARAW VA, June i9-speclal.-som.
time since. as was stated In a recent "a.
sue Of The Times. Captain Frank Cooper
Of Iryington, was murdered. The two
negroes. Arthur Courtney and Harry Tay.
Tor. were arrested. charged with the mur.
der and placed In Jail at Lancaster Court.
house.
lryington, on Carriers creek. has been
thrown into a state OF excitement. an az.
tempt having been made 20 lynch Court
ney, one OF Che murdcrcrs
Attorney EwoU. Todd and Or. Row.
OF Somerset county, Md. arrived az thai
place about o'clock on board the purr,
j. r. Lewis, and Immediately proceeded
20 Lancaster Courthouse. where the brutal
murierors, Arthur Courtney ana Harry
Taylor, were confined. awaiting the an.
! rival Of the Maryland authorities. who
were 20 take them % Maryland % be
tried
The news that the murlerers were 10 b.
brought TO Irvingt0n Sunday evening hav.
ing spread rapidly through the c0mmg.
nifty. about fifty persons. white ana col.
Ored collected with the determination %
lynch the wretches and stationed them.
selves about a mile from the place. Th.
officers I'm charge OF the men however
passed the angry crowd without beirf
observed. and boarded the pungy Ar Ffy.
ington. about o'clock I'm the evening
As soon as they had boarded the nttls
vessel the would-be ivnchers. ptoss
numbers had by this time increased 90
one hundred or more. also boarded me-
the law An their own hands ana r,l'r,
away with the negro Courtney vh, u.s
thought To have been the prime actor +,
the dastardlv crime. Mad m oo, t,.,
for some cool heads az the ,i,.s ,,.
authorities would hayo baar r.ii.,..l p,
one ~ NOT both OF fb.fr irb,.r,,.,, .,.,r.,.
But for tho plaa5ipr of hos. l.,.,.,,
they would have been ivucba3
Courtney told them ne knao. Do would
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
DOWN 10 ms DEATH
Mr.. ferguson Makes - Fatal Attempt TO
save Ffis Eige-Othcr news.

Mr. Ferguson Makes % Fatal Attempt 10
save Fis tife-Othcr News.
IyNCHBURG, VA. June l9.-Special-
J. DE H. Ferguson, q young man widely
htaun i'm this city as Moss Ferguson
came 20 his death last night by pecu-
iiqrlv sad accident. Mr.. Ferguson was
with nis friend Lawrence Martin, near
the Amherst bridge nj il o'ciocN. Mr.
Martin spoke OF going across to Amherst
and Ferguson proposed 10 so with him lie
said he wanted % see a friend al the
pump-rouse first. and started across the
Chesapeake and Ohio trcsle just above
tha bridge. Martin and the railroad gate
keeper both advised him 20 80 by the
foot bridge instead Of the trestle, as there
IS always danger Of the yard engine
which frequently runs across the trestle.
Ferguson persisted and reached point
about forty feet from the far end, when
the ward ereine started his way. The
engine approached him, and the unfor-
tunate man seeing No way 70 escape.
Jumped from the structure. The distance
was only about ten or twelve feet. and
he would have landed safely, but his
foot caught In a plank, and his head
came violently into contact with one or
the projecting rocKs The left side OF his
skull vas crushed. DIS. ". T. and j..
Walker were summoned. and the wounded
man was removed to the house OF MS
brother. corner Fifth and Commerce
streets Here he fingered a few hours
and died about o'clock. He was about
thirty-four years Of age, and was the son
Of the late T. G. $. Ferguson. who was
universally regarded as one OF the lead
ing business men OF this community.
A careful poll of the Fitz Lee Troop
since the rejection Of Lieutenant seay' q
commission shows at least two-thirds OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
an ron 4 PINT or BEER.
though" John Hargoriy Jumps From the
Brooklyn Bridge.

NEW YORK. June IA typical Cher
ry Hin tough, John j. Haseerty by name.
VINO has passed his life I'm the Fourth
ward bar-rooms and on the East river
docks. jumped from the Brooklyn bridge
TO the river below THIS evening on "A wager
of a pint Of beer. lle was not injured IN
the slightest way
Haeeerty was drunk when he accom-
pHshcd the feat. and was In the same
condition when landed ln the Oak-street
police station a few minutes after his
great leap Haggcrty les n short. thick
set fellow OK twenty-five years, whose
puonoclous wavs have won him the SOU
briquot in Cherry I'M society OF Jack.
the dog" Tie lives with wife and child
ln A house Ia the rear of n Cherry street,
and by trade Is n plumber The Jump
was taken from q point about one nun
drad feet west of the Sew York towe.',
and the distance 20 the water Is about
$50 feet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
THE sur CONFIRMED.
The Court Turns over the Chamberlain
Hotel to the New Company.

NORFOLK, VA, June 13.-speciaL--
The United States Circuit Court mere to-
day confirmed the sale OF the Chamber
lain Hotel. lately made 20 some of the
bondholders of the old company. The
purchasers recently obtained a charter
under the name OF the Hampton Roads
Hotel Company 10 whom the court turns
over the said hotel property. The new
company will very shortly complete the
hotel.
The Eastern Shore abduction case was
called to-day, and il being stated that
.he couple have been married. all proceed
rs in the case were stopped.
The police raided a policy shop on
Yaxley'ss Lane and captured the para
phernalia ana G. +. White. said 90 he
the writer and a man named Williams
and two negroes. White fought vici0usly
when captured. This makes the fourth
raid in the last month or so. Three
parties have been rearrested and punish
ed by heavy fines and Imprisonment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
Treasury Gold Increasing.

WASHINGTON. Tune ls.-Graduauy.
and in the absence OF export. the gold
IN the Treasury is increasing. To-day II
IS 3T?.546, an increase since Saturday
Of more than 500 000. and a gain o. Eearly
s. 900 900 during the last three weeks The
fact that American grain IL now finding
foreign markets Is given as the reason
for Che cessation OF gold exports. and the
fact that the West IS receiving large
quantities Of money from the East ac-
counts in large measure for the building
up OF the Treasury gold. as gold is being
deposited In New York IN exchange for
currency delivered By the Government at
Western points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20

Tho Richterisls and Social Democrats to
Continue Against the Government.

BERLIN. June l9.-Eugene Richter
leader OF the opposition Radicals has
agreed formally with August Bebel and
Wilhelm Llebnecht. leaders OF the Social
Democrats. 20 deliver 90 the Social Demo-
Gratis IN the second ballots AN the Radl-
Gals votes that he can control I'm con-
stituenries. where the contests viii Doe
between Soclal-Democrats and candidates
favoring the Army bin. In return Lieb-
necht and Bebe Will order the Social
Democratic voters 20 support ldchterist5
An constituencies whore the latter contest
seats with representatives. Of The Govern
meut parties.
The bitterness by the Government par
ties towards R.dflter is excessive. In
Hagen. which Richter represented IN the
last Reichstag. ard which the recount
gives him the right 20 contest with Herr
Breu Social-Dem0crat, the National Lib
erals say that they win vote with the
Socialists so as go throw Richter out
Bret received 1913 votes ON the first
ballot. and Richter 1851 As The National
Liberals control 400 or perhaps $500
votes IN Hagen. it Is IN their power TO
oIst Richter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
yours truly
GEORGE DRIER.
WHOLE FAMILT POISONED.
MI Kemper, Wife aud Children Made III
by Eating Toad stools.

MI. htmpefs W lie ana thtihttb ha"o th
by Eating Toad stools.
WYTHEVGLLE. VA. June Especial.
A. l.. Kemper. Of Wytheyille. produce
commission merchant. his wife and four
children were poisoned by eating toad
stools" gathered Il is supposed. by the
children and put into a basket Of mush-
rooms Nearly all the physicians Of the
town were I'm attendance upon the SUI
ferers yesterday. and at times despaired
OF the life Of Mrs. Kemper; but this
morning It is thought that all will re-
cover
The children were first 10 be affected
by the poison. falling to the floor In
stupor. The mother was Frustrated while
on the way TO get a physician. Mr..
Kemper took his wife home and was
himself stricken down with the poison
while In the doctors office
Later.-The Kemper family, Of Jack
son Park, Wytheville. Frustrated yester-
day morning by eating poisonous fungi.
and thought 10 be In a critical condition.
are all out OF danger
is thought that but one or two Of the
toad stools" were in the dish OF mush-
rooms, else death would have followed
the meal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
THE TEACHERS, ASSEMBLY.
The Meeting at Morehead City Promises
20 be a Most Successful One.

RALEIGH. n. c.. June l9.-Special.-A
large company left Raleigh to-day for
Morehead City, going 10 the Teachers
Assembly and there IS every indication
that this session will be one Of the most
successful ever held There will be a
number Of visitors from the teaching
profession Of Virginia and South Carolina.
a party Of Lynchburg teachers Will at
tend. There will be present representa-
tiycs Of all the colleges, high schools and
semlnarles and leading public schools In
the state, while the primary schools and
country public schools will. perhaps. fur
nsh a majority Of the members Of the
assembly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
A SERIOUS EXPLOSION.
THREE PRISONS PERHAPS FATALLY
INJURED IN YADKIH.
The Teachers Assembly at Morehead City
Promises to he a Most Successful
One-Other News.

WINSTON, ". c., June 19.-Special.-A
storehouse with a 5000 stock of goods
the property of ". NJ Crumble. Of Boone
vile. Yadkin county was destroyed by
fire early Sunday morning, with no IN
surance When entering the store after
the fire broke out Mr.. Crumble was badly
burned II not fatally injured by an ex-
ploslon Of several kegs of powder. His
wife and Mrs. Fleming were also pain
fully burned by the powder The fire
Is thought TO have originated from
matches ignited by rats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20

The following popular excursion grounds
are located ON The Richmond. Fral.r..As-
burg and Potomac railroad.
Ashland Park, eighteen miles from
Richmond.
Whitewater on The Potomac rIW- sey-
enty-seven miles from Rlchmorl
Each offers unusual attractions 90 ey-
crrsion and picnic parties. Trains char
tered an low rates. Apply 10 a.. A. TAY.
IOR. Traffic Manages Richmond Fra1-
erickshurg and Potomac Railroad 3yd-
street station.
Indigestion. Dizziness. Take Reechans
Pills