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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
OLD ID O NJ n
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TRI-wEEKLY FOR NEW YORK.


S!ssmers le.ye RiShmond
~EVERI TUESDAY, WEDNks-
DAY, and FRIDAY a. b o'clock T..
n. Manifest closed one hOar before sailing time.
Steamers leave Now York from Pier %, North
River ior Rlcnmond eyery MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY. and SATURDAY az 3 p. NJ, arriving in
RlchmOnd MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger ecc1mmodsttons unsurpassed.
CABIN fare 20 New York Gncluding meals
and berth ga James-rlyer route. ......s 8 90
Round-trp tickets. limited 10 thirty days
after date Of issue. zee. ...........-.... IA w
Steerego faro. with O 90
Steerage fare, without subsistence. ...... D %
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake ana ONO rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tickets llmiiei 20 four days.. o 90
Round-trip tickets limited 20 thirty days. IL 90
Tickets can be obtained az Richmond transfer
Company's, o0l east Nsin street: Chesapeake
aad Onto ami Richmond and Petersburg depots.
and al the company's ONCE, 1901 Main street,
and wharf, kocks;z,
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lading
issued Tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until S Z. ".
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATUh-
DAYS by tne Chesapeake and Ohio railway (ViG
. Newport News at 3 =. N. and by tho Richmond
and Petersburg railroad tsame days. AZ 3;lc II.
NJ. will make connection at NORFOLK with
steamer leaving those DAYS.
GE0EGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
Ne. 1901 Main street,
.-- - .... - .hAf DA.AAeF
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TLANTIC COAST liz.

RICHMOND AID "PaIEa~H,
IlNL TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. I..
$50 T.. 81, trains un tai7rH.l
lows:
TRAINS SOyrlHA
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FLASHES FROM The DIAMOND.
The Spiders to Meet the Forest Hii,s To
y-Raae-ua Noses.


There's going to be fun at Forest-Hill
Park this afternoon. The College Spiders
will meet the Manchester Cherubs upon
the arena. and something interesting NAV
be expected. Now thai the larantulaS
have won a game thew feel confident that
success will cling 10 them forever and they
are already protesting because the news
papers DO not speak OF them as the chan.
piOns. Francisco de Rimini. the Duke OF
Henrico. will wear the mask for the cru
dite students. while Marx Antony will
pitch tor tho coliegians. Cupid Foster.
the straw berry treasure Of the Manches-
terlaus, will wear the musiard-poultice for
the Forest Hills. while Morgan will pro-
badly pitch.
The yirginias bave made several changes
in their team. Pop" Tate. the wonder
in avoirdupois, will play FIRST base for them
hereafter, and Harry Leftwich, who is now
captaining the team. has been advanced
70 second. King has been released and
Hat.orf has been taken on as an extra man.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day
FOLLOWING ARTICLES Q

VIM hhfIObEo OI
i UNCLAIMED FREIGHT IN TIE P0sSYs-
SION OF THE CHESAPEAKE n OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY FOX MORE THAN 90
DAYS WILL be SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT THRIR NIHTn-srREET STATION, RICH
MOND, VA, ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
irNRIco COUNTY Q
TRAVELS OF A eOTILE.
Thrown Into tho P~ntapsco, It Reacho'
richmond In Four DAYS.

On July 9th, says the Baltimore Herald.
Francis Weibacher. William Hammond,
and SAMUEL j. Blight threw into the Pa
tapsco river from the steamer Louise a
bottle containing this note Anybody
finding this bottle will favor by writing TO
s. j. Blight. ~ East street. Baltimore, Md
Monday Mr.. Blight received a letter
from q. A. High, of Richmond, Va, saving
that he had picked M the bottle on July
18th IN James river near Dutch Gap, about
eighteen miles from Richmond.
The bottle. therefore. made the journey
of 224 miles in about four davs, which was
at the rate of two and one-third miles al
hour.
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.AaEs-rssure pays.
GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
- CHARLES CITY COUNTY.

By virtue OF tho above DEGREES. as special com,
missioner appointed thereby, ana as snusti.usea
trustee IN q deed thrust OF record IN 'hs ,,eIAs
orice OF Charles CITY, bearing dato 50 day OF
October, 1870, | Will oder for sale at puOhc
auction. as Charles City Courthouse, on
17ru DAY OF AUGUST, 1893,
tina, being County-Court day, tho TRACT OF
LAND CALLED "BROADNEA,' containing py
actual u ryey 500 ACRES. Bounded by Toms
hund creek, by the lands known az Horse
Bridge. ClsrK's, Hay-Stack, and HowSins' ana
separated from Tomahund tract By hue OF
marked trees. There are aboEi 100 acres Oh
valuable open land on this tract, and tho BALANCE
is in timber. II is stimsted that there can 90
now cut from this land 1000 Ties and 1900 cords
OF wood.
II a, tho Offering Of this tract a sufficient bid
IL not made for tho same, 10 will be then onercl
in two tracts Of 400 acres each. separated bys
line running north and south, that part peIt 70
Tonahund creek being first ofere1. IL sOi1 !.
two tracts a right OF way through the hrst tracs
TO TOmahund creek will be reserved iOr ZIG pui-
chaser Of the second Tract.
After the above sale or sales / shall then ouer
the FEkkAI TRACT. containing zoo AChhS.
This lies Immediately on the Chlckhnouil,f
river, and, In addition 10 its many other tu-
v.ntares, is exceedingly valuable ~ a hshory.
TERNs or SALE Sufficient cash 10 pay ex-
peuses Of sale AMI the tax cost OF me sur IN
which these lands are sold. these amounts 10 oe
prornted among tho purchasers; balance on n
credit OF one and two years. bonds IN equal
amount to DO given for the credit payments
with approved security and tlt'e retained uhtii
purchase-money bonds are fully paid.
X. T. HENLEY,
Substituted Trustee and Special Commissioner.
eR- For further particulars address X L.
HENLEY, Attorney at Law, Williamsburg Va
ARNIsrgAD's ADMINISTRATION w. COLES ExEcU-
TORS, &C.-IS TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHARLES
CITY.
I. c. C. WaddH, Clerk OF said court. certify
that bond and security in tue penalty OF si2,OOo
as required IN the above-styie1 suit, has been
executed by K. L.. Henley, special commissioner
and substituted trustee. and Is now on ME IN my
office.
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of Febru-
airy. 1892. & MADDIib,
~ IQ-W4t Clerk.
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N = = :: W. ~uadalk:Yss.alii

SChEDUAa ~ EFFECT jul
LEAVE KlChMOND, "a kD->lh.-
800 A. N. Daiy-klcnmogd anlN
IlBULED LIMITED
tok il:-5 4. NJ. ~t.tH
t~ersDurg, Nayerly, a.
900 A. N. Daily The CHICAGO
Tor L~ypcnDurg, hlAi
POcahJngas. hcu1fff
ana Chlcayc. "a
sleeper NouOlk % CO..
change. Conpocts az 3D.
Durham. Connects hi
Minston--aiom anl
stations Wlns.0n-Stirn
1915 P. N. Daily Tor Noauo.s. b.
laskt, BRISTOL. AMI s.
aud IVES. Cte EAsg lr.
gtuia and Georgia faH
car Petsrsbuts 60
Pullman sl-oper kola
phis ca KuOXYlls i /.
nooga. ana through
Richmond g. LyDcAut 10
$40 Z. N. Daily tor Norfolk, So -.
termediate stsitJn-.
folk 0..O 4. N.
$50 P. VI. Daily. arrye Nor oik 81.
ll:5o Z. 81. Daily ios koauoA 90
Roanoke 1:2S A. NJ VII ~
ton and Chattanooga LH
man uleopers ROsloA n
Memphis. ami Mes Of'A
ipx-ear attached Alsoftt /,
Pocahontas. EiAhOru, al Il,
C~arcn-valley d.sDien- p
Louisville and siAii0a'
and Nash Vile rallroSl - -.
also fog Roxy Mount 49,
tiou. Winstou-Sales inis }
PULLMAN PALACESLEEPkR oesNs +,
MOND and LlNChBUkG really .
al y p. NJ; also Pullman sleeper
Trans arrive Richmond irom lJs, -
ths West aalv S:3S A. n, 2;2o $500
p. Al. From Norfolk and TIE Etsi 10y
200 p. n, ssd sesubaled Latte a.
District Pzssenge "a
W. n. BGNlLLs "a.
General Passeess1 $40
General efnoe. Roanoke, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

Rock "a feet on south side Of Spring
street bet Laurel and CEorry,. $500
r. A. siswcrs add wife TO q. w. and q. j.
DAVIS, 594 feet on south side Blair street
near Randolph, $50; Il. @. Tinsley and
wife to IL. l.. Cabell. interest in 40 feet on
south side OF William street near Gilmer,
IS.
H~ExRIco COUNTY COURT. 3
James II. Barton and wife to j. Il. Tur-
Brookland Park, goo: James III. Doolev.
J. h. Pace. and their wives to w. II. john
son, 100 feet on Main street. northeast
corner of Meadow, 5000.
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rha ChnnneIx Cnuri.

A special term OF the Chancery Court
Judge Barton, Of fredericksburg. pre-
siding-began yesterday. No DEGREES OF
pubic importance we're entered.
Clerk OF this tribunal. has recovered from
his recent illness and is again at his desk.
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The New College Building.

The Building Committee Of the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons will meet this
afternoon 20 award the contract for the
new college structure. Mr.. EdRerton
Rogers is the architect. II was SAID yes
terday that the building would be of
brick md stone and the heavier part OF
the cost would be for the interior arrange
mcnts. as 1t was intended 10 make it a
complete medical college IN every respect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
5. A.. l..

Daily. D-Dtnner. S~->Ipp0r.
No. ~ makes al local stops. connects NJ IA
leigh with Piedmont AIRLINE for Asheyllle. y. C..
ant ali intermediate points on tho Western
North Carolina railroad.
No. y has Puliman-Bufct sleeper. Rich
moni 60 Atlanta. Connects directly at Atlanta
with ". 4. K. K. Tor Chattanooga, NashFiuo,
and all points West. connects with \. & W. T..
Il. K. Tor 5lobilc, Montgomery, Now Orleans,
aud ali points southwest.
ARkIN E,DAILl.
No. l34-A.G ". special, ll:iJ An.
No. 1S-Mail aud express 900 =. VI.
For tickets, Pullman reservations, &c. apply
NJ ticket-oflce Byti-Street station. Richmond
Transfer Company's. 9Ol cast Nam street, and
compGnys ONCE, 1876 east Main . rect
JOHN G.. WINDER, l.. 4. MYERS,
General Manager. Gcuorai Supcrint
o. V. SMITH. T. j. Anderson,
frame Manager. Passenger Agent.
IL. n. BOIKIN, city Pas'g'r Agent. my II
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p,oas,,y TrapsSsr..

In the Clerks Office of the Chapcery
Court yesterday the following deeds o,
bargain and sale were recorded
John w. Clarity aud wife TO William ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust TO the under
signed rs trustees. dated OrtoJcr -. 1882, and
recorded IN the onics Of the Clerk o. the ChIa-
Gerry court OF the city Of Richmond m Deed-
BOOK IL \, page 10, delsult narluE been
mlde IN the pa fment OF "a portion OF the ceD.
secured. aud bong 20 directed by the bcne-
hciary, We VAL sol! by auction, on the premises,
on
TUESDAY, July -, 1893,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the HOUSE ana LOT above
referred 10, situated on the south side Of Floyd
street D1,wcen Linieu anl Beerh stroets.
Ihe hOu.e IL Of tricA. with two stories and
hanslrc and twO-stO.y wihs; has abou. twelve
rooms. IS well built aud mOiern .I arrtuse-
m-nt, and ny reason OF its choice location and
general attractiyones5 It should mGl the
attention Of persons wanting 2 nice home In u
decidedly cOcd neishb3rhOOd and Nnere pro-
perty n steadily approaching In value.
TRIMS: Cash Bullcioat 20 pay the Costs Of exc
catirS tho ttIN and any taxes that may be- due
ana u pay a note for 800, with interest from
April 80, 1851; a credit as to $40 until July u.
1888, ana q iIrtner credit a. 10 $4,000 untl
October -, lS0l, with interest on sa,d $4,000,
payable quarterly In mstalmcnts OF $50 each,
20 he paiG on the 27th day vi October, January.
April, aud JIly 10 each year from &itn October,
1893, until 27th OctOOsr, 1920, both Inclusive,
all credit aymen ard each separate Interest
insialment 70 be eyileucei Oy nasotiaDe uOtes
and secured by a tru-t-desi on the property
and the residue OF tho plrcGase-mOney Is % Oo
paid Gt sucn time ana >ecarcI IN such manner
US tue erantors m said decd snail prescribe ana
direct, or N the event o. their failure 70 give
such direction. then upon such terms as tue
trustees shall Thick IL.
WILLIAM WISGFIELD,
RDMUAD WADDlLL. JR..
~ 10 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
IN THE
County of Chesterfield
NEAR THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.

By virtue Of a certain deoi Of trust. dated the
ION day OF June. 1880, ana 0, record In tho
Clerks orlcO o; Chesterfield County court in
Deed-BOok volume 81, page 49,, default having
been mado in The payment Of a portion OF the
debt therein secured and being required 70 90
SO by tho bene1ciaues, l viii cell by auction,
upon tho promises, on
SATURDAY. July 90, 1893,
C.. 9 o'clock p. 81. the following LOTS on a plan
OF division OF lands Of the Chesterfield Land
aud improvement COmpany and Edmund NJ.
Parker by james T. Redd * son. dated
May 26, 1890, lots :. .. o. E, aud
4 in Block AZ: lots l, .. 3, and 4 in
Block "B'; lots ,. 4, ,. 0, Z, and 8 in Block
'C"; lots l, 2, 3, ana 4 tn Block "D"; lots /,
2, 3, 4, D, g, Z, . and in Block "E lots I, p, 3,
and 4 in Block "F"; lots l, >, 3, 4, ,, q, Z, and
8 III Block &C; lots l.2. 3, aud 4 in Block
lots l, p 3. and 4 Ia Block " KP; lots 1 and 2 in
Block L.; ana lot l in Block NJ"
these los a-e subject 70 the restrictions as to
manufacturing SGT forth In the
Deed. from the Chesterfield Land ami Improve
uent Company ana Edmund VI. Parker TO James
+. Bradley. dated jane d, 1890. Toe proposed
electric railway Elll bring YOU In quick cOmmu-
n,cation with eii points In anu around Man.
chester, Richmond city, aud the surrounding
country. Now Us tue time 10 buy real estate.
ACCEPT THIS AS A FACT, and 30 Will us on
day OF sale.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale and two
notes que June 10. 1898, with interest thereon
TIL p.id--one ncto being Tor tbs sum Of 81 900,
aud one note reiag Tor the sum OF $1,000 tho
residue as may be named az time OF sale.
WILLIAM 81. TURPIN, Trustee.
CHEWING d Ross aad A. j. BRADLEY & Co.,
Auct;oneers. ~ IL
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WANTED II DISTINCTLY

WANTED 1T DISTINCTLY
sPLINT COAL you want al 80 peg ton. delivered
before Auyus, 10TH; e!so, an Sizes Of boat
ANTHRACITE COAL a. loves: summer prices (;
PAGES LUMP, S4.25 per ton; strictly pure
FIRE-CRkhK LUMP az $3.50 per ton None
better. Good COAL for cooking at $3.50 per
toa. ANY one desiring a don't fail
to call on ~, as We mean business ana d"nt in
toad to be- undorsoi1. WOOD dong, sawel, aud
split: GAS COKE, s2 for % bushels.
CHARLES ~. PAGE.
1900 west Broad. 1905 ess. Cary street.
'lhone 4O7. Phone lU5.
ty S-d6t&toOd6t
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GRADUATED SUGAR, SIC. poun.

CRANULATED SUGAR, SIC. pound F;
N BREAST BACON, Ia. per pound;
CALIFORNIA HAMS, l2c. n pound;
BROWN SUGAR. 4c. a pound:
PJ RE LAID, g.. a pound;
BEST Cl1I MEAL, SOC. n bushel;
GOOD TEA, &c. o pound;
AKHUCKLES' ARlOSA COFFEE. pc. a pound;
IL bars LARGE SOAP for 25c.:
Pound boxes BEST BhkING-pOWDERfO for lOc.;
SARDINES, -. a box
y. &. ROE ~dFkRINGS. 10 dozen for DC:
NEW NORTH CAROLINA CUT hERklNGS,
HOMEMADE BLACKBERRY WINE, 81 per
gallon;
PURE SUGAR SYRUP. Doc. n gallon:
SI'GAR-CUkEp SHOULDER ~. q QOua1;
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, sc. a pound,
BEST CAROLINA RICE, %. n pound:
PURE OLD KY WHISKEl, 81 n GallOn:
FRESH Country BUTTER, "O,. a poun1.
sILYER-klNG FLOUR. best sold, SL3Ja bar
rel, OF soc. sack:
SNOWFLAKE FLOUR, 81 por barrol, or "sc.
per sack
. cans SALMON for sc.
Phone $40. Pricc-list mailed on application.
- ULLMAN'o son.
my q lo2O-iS22 east Main
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LINES.


TARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES 1O3 sASr MAIN STREET.
sCUEDCLE IN EFFECT JULY II, 1898.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
ola A.. NJ. RIA Atlantic Coast Line for Beach,
Wintarpock. Skinquarter, aud all
points west OF Chester.
I2:4O 7. ". rG Richmond and Danville tor
Farmville and all points west Of
Nossley.
5.3o p. NJ, r,a Atlantic Coas, Line for Ochrc
aud Bcrmuda
ARRIVE
IO.45 A., "a. ria Atlantic Coast Line from BGf-
muda and Ocare.
4.25 p. ~. ria Richmond and Dany1lle from
Farmville and intermediate points.
7.32 Y. NJ. rid Atlantic Coast LIN from SKIN
quarter, Wtnterpock, Beach, AMI all
points west OF Chester.
All trains daily except sunday,
Tickets on sale ana baggage checked by Rich
mond Transfer Company, a. Uni0n Depot and az
Richmond and Danville Depot.
X. T. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES X. WFRTH. General Manager. ~ 10
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AUCTION sALES-ruturs psys.
By N. ". Bowe and Augustine Royal d Co,
Real Estate A~uctioneers-
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
OPA
VERY PRETTY BUILDING LOT
IN VERY DESIRABLE PART OF MANchEs
TER.

In .x.cution OF a eeed OF trust dated 9th
MAY, 1889, and recorded In the Hastings court
of Manchester In Deed Book 10, page leo, de-
fault having been made in the payment OF tne
debt thereby secured and being relulrsu So
do by the beneficiary, | will sell by suction, on
tho promises, on
MONDAY, July %, 1895.
st o o'clock y. NJ. tho VERY DESIRABLE LOT
above referred 10, fronting 80 feet on MADISON
street at It's southern Intersection wish stockton
street and running back between parallel hnes
81 feet.
This IL not only a pretty building lot suitsole
for three tenements, but much good brick clay
Is on IL.
TERMS: Cash surlcisnt 10 pay expenses OF
sale and slgg. O3 the debt secured. and the resi-
due ucon credits 10 DO announced NJ time OF
AHA. q. X. ThBB,
~ Is trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
TIE BIDS NOT E N
a Hitch IN the Publication of the south
e.,arnor.' uand-BooE.

The bids for publishing the Southern
Go.e-uor-' llnnd-BOok were not opened
Yesterday nv Colonel John Bell Bigger rs
Wa, expected. tor the reason that early III
H.. morning the latter received a letter
from Governor Carr. OF North Carolina.
Withdrawing ms piper. Governor carr
a-,lgn- u- a reason for tins course that u
l. now too late tar tn publication 10 be
distributed go advantage at the Worlds
Far.
Tho Governors Convent = mot In this
CIV on April l2th last. and there were
present the Governors Of Arkansas. Ala
j,uu. Louisiana. Maryland. North Caro-
lima. South Carolina, and Virginia. There
were also az. rcdlted representatives from
NlIs.is-ippl. Georgia, Tennessee, and west
Virginia.
ACTION oF THE CONVENTION.
The body, II will be remembered, re-
solved upon the publication o. a southern
hand hook. to be composed Of papers on
tie our OF the southern states 10 be
contributed Ly the respective Governors
ot these States, md the secretary OF the
convention. Colonel John Bcll Bigger, was
charged with experimenting the "DETAILS
IF the publication.
After the adjournment of the conven-
ton Colonel Bigger received letters de
cliung to send papers from all the Gov
ffl0AN. tNlAIA AlhNN VI AtAE h'N%hN' - -
kansas, Alabama. South Carolina, North
Carolina, Virginia. and Louisiana, and NJ
90 yesterday had in hand tho papers Of
the Chiet Executives of the first five Of
these States. Governor Foster, OF LOulsl-
ana. agreed to send paper. but It has not
vet reached Colonel Bigger.
WROTE TO II GOVERNOR.
The non.arrival of the Louisiana paper
and the withdrawal of the North Carolina
paper have, OF course. d~iSarrangcd the
secretary's plans and changed tho basis
of the bids: and although he and the Gov
ernor's secretary, Mr.. Mcleod. were fully
empowered to act III Governor MchIn-
news absence, II has been decided 10 take
no Steps until the latter has been heard
from. Governor Mckinney Is at Blu
Ridge Springs. and Colonel Bigger has
written 10 him for Instructions In the
mean time Colonel Bigger Will 60 TO tne
seashore for u dip IN the surf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
2.em WILLIAM a. BOWLEs. PropEletor.

NJOUNTAlN-TOP HOTEL AND
vi SPRINGS. over Rockhsh GAP, Blue Ridge
Mountains, 1896 feet above the level OF the sea.
Fine view, a delightful summer resort, cheap
board, strong iron springs: many attinctions 10
the invalid, pleasure-seekers, and families: o.
easy access. Address hessrs. MASSlE x CO.,
Alton. Va. my 4-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

III UNLl ALIrNAII II-'E


Richmond. 300 A. VI. Norfolk
Richmond. $3.50 +. n. Nyr'u,,
Norfolk. ...'5:3O 4. ". kittm'.
Norfolk. ...'3.b5 p. n. kIchUuat
The trains leaving ki-uW.hi a.
Norfolk At 4 4. NJ. are solid uAlur
two points. aud ~passcugcrs . ibi
change OF cars. Close c0uu-rl NO
al Petersburg by the $40 j. A. 49,
trains from Richmond T. N1rfeI4-
Trains lesying Richmond a."
NJ, ani 1850 Z. n, u GruV.
at s:35 A. NJ, 300 T.. NJ. aai
close connect Ion az PotefsnlrR
Farmylle, Lynchblrg. ani wrs.
n. NJ. SClLf, 80
r. T. D.. MYERS. General sap.
4. NJ. RAERSON. franc hau1gr.
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WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

LAKE GEORGE, N. w.
Now oDen. The largest, best appointed, and
most literally conducted hotel at Lake George.
PURE WATER, PUREAlR, PERFECT HEALTH
For terms and particulars, apply Hotel Grono-
BILE, Fifty-siXth street and Seventh avenue, New
YORK. WILLIAM NOBLE,
10 g. ", F&Suts Owner ana Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

HOBB'S ISLAND, NIRGlNIA'S
~ SEASIDE RESORT IN the Atlantic Ocean;
increase Of hotel accommodations; new build
ings ana other improvements; the lines beach
and surf bathing IN the world; snipe-shootlng,
nshing. and Doat-sailing unsurpassed can bo
reached daily by New York, Philadelphia ana
Norfolk raiIroaG from North or South. Passen-
lers going 10 Cobb's island must got OF ut
Cobb's station. Trains-We will meet the 1l:27
A. W.. nortn-bound train aud the DIS i. II.
south-boun1 tram at Cobbs Station; passengers
transferred to too island by steamer. Terms:
s2.50 per .iay, Sl2 per week, $40 per month;
hotel physician. &c. For further
address r. l.. COBB q j. 7. sPADf,
az 3O-eod3m PropretOrs.
HOTEL OTTERBURN, AMELIA
IL COURTHOUSE. Va, under new manage
ment. will open JUNE lsT. with all the conye-
nierces OF a nrst-class hotel To families for IN,
season special rates can BE- hal. For any inior-
nation apply TO DR.. DORSET, l02 nortl Seventh
street. city, or +. II. BOOKER Manager Otter
burn Hotel, Amelia Courthouse.
my 2S-Su, W&F3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
BRUNSWICK. WAYNES-

IA BORO', va, is now open for summer
guests. beautiful scenery. Home comforts. an
excellent table, gas, electric-bells, and every re-
nuisito Of a 0rs,-clasS hOt0l. 4 good livery, ten
pin alley. ana other amusements.
Terms per $50 and $40
Terms per 81 and S2.j0
Special rates 10 parties. For circular apply
to Miss L. W. HILL, Proprietroas, or =. II. GOOD
LOE, Manager. ~ O-eod2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

VIRGINIA NAVIGATIONAx7@s
COMPANYs JAMEs-RIyER 1&eAAb
LINE for Norfolk, Portsmouth, OH y ans, NOW
port News, C~laremont, and m RIVER laod-
ings, ari connecting at Old Point aud norfolk
for Washington. Baltimore, and the NORTH
STEAMER roCAHONrAs LEAVES RICH aOND
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY AT z 4. NJ.
Electric-cars Din ecs to wharf. Fare sl-lS.
sLS0, and 81 10 Norfolk. Portsmouth. oid
Point, and Newport News Music by . brand
OrcnesIion-
Freight received daily for a~boye-named places
and all points In Eastern Virginia and North
EDWARD n. BARNEY. IRWIN wEisIaKR,
President superintendent.
General OMEGA, Planter Bank building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
TRAINS NoHIuaA
Daily.
srnppINn

Nos. Il. 45, as. AMI '1 ust'
% ana l3i stop a. Behold aaI
signal. Nos. 2J, "a. 81, a'. g..
on signal 81 M%auche-;er. DR.
and Chester. Nos. 81, 35, -, ''i
As will stop on signal 40 al -tti
Pullman Palace BITtt >.-e.
through trains. on Trains Sos. i aI
ing-Cars bot9ccn chmoui ari B..
NEW LINE TO A1iAHiA
Leaving Richmond a. $40 q. 20. .a
irving at Weldon az $50 r. a.. Mi-
1880 A. NJ. via :. A. l. lAtoIS1
mOnd o. Atlanta
THE ONLY ALL~RAIL LINE i'