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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
HONOR TO THE DEAD.
IMPRESSIVE MEMORIAL EXERCISES
IN THE cocKADE CITY.
The Streets brilliant with Fiacs-Deco-
ration Of Graves In Old Bisndford--
Decker to Ne Tried for Bigamy.

scor,c,pondonce OF tho Richmond Dispstch.l
pyrypsnrno. Va, Juno 9.-Tbe streets OF
our city we're quito deliberately decorated
with bunting to-day IN honor OF tho an
pual Confederate memorial exercises.
From the front OF nearly every store on
Sycamore and Bollingbrook streets the
national Confederate, end State flags
were displayed. and many private resi-
dences in the city were also decorated.
Here and there were exhibited in the win
dows MIXTURES of Confederate heroes and
Illustrations of camp scenes. Nearly all
day long people were winding their way 10
Blandford cemetery. bearing offerings OF
flowers md evergrecns 70 he placed on tne
graves, and the occasion was avaiied OF 20
handsomely decorate many private squares
and graves.
IxFRcIsTs.
Tho exercises proper did not begin until
about 8 o'clock l.. NJ. opening WIN
prayer and an appropriate address py hev.
AMI the military formed on Bolilngbrook
street, with music. aud escorted The ladies
of the Memorial Association 10 the Gene
terv. Several thousand Of people--a large
proportion OF the crowd being ladies-as-
sembled upon the grounds and assisted IN
the sacred work of hoDorIng the memory
of the brave Confederate dead. whose re,
mains to the number of twelve thousand
or moro quietly rest beneath the SOD ana
beautiful shade of old Bland;ord; The
scene was a very impressive as well as a
very beautiful one.
pFcKrR SURRENDERED.
Charles V. Decker, the bigamist. who
has wife living IN York county
and another living here. was to-day
surrendered by the courts OF BATH
more to Chief-ofPolice Eanes. who re-
Gently carried on Tcqulsi'ion tor MN
from Governor Mckinney. Decker fought
hard against being surrendered ana trlec
with the aid of counsel to get his DIS
charge On a writ Of habeas corpu7. Chief
Eaues Is expected TO reach here WIN hl9
prisoner on the midnight tram to-nlghf;
The accused will doubtless have his lyia!
at the June term OF the Hustlngs court
A PETERSBURG VICTIM.
Among the killed by the Washington ils-
aster TO-DAY was George NJ. Arnold, a
former well-known cOlored politician OF
this section. During the days OF Read,
iusterism he became quite prominent ana
being a fluent speaker was very ihnuehtlhI
as against the Democratic party. ne SUD
senuently Obtained Oh appointment III the
railway service and ran tor long time on
the Norfolk aud Western route.
George T.. Wescott. the alleged Man
chester robber, who was arrested here last
NIGHT. was taken over to Manchester TO-
day by Chef Lipscomb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
cHARLoTTEsWLLE's NEW SCHOOL,


Contract for the Building Awarded-Dis-
tinguished Visitor-Ths Tournament.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. June 9.-The City
School Board has awarded the contract for
the erection of new school building 10
Messrs. X. g. Nandegrift Il Son. There
were five bidders. The highest bid was
S25,5SO, the lowest Sl7,959. The building
is TO be on the site of the present one.
Among the distinguished visitors who
participated in the unveiling exercises was
General Adolphus Never. of New Orleans.
MIR. Meyer Is member of Congress from
New Orleans and has been reelected for
the next term. He attended the university
in the session of 1861, and went into the
Confederate service in Virginia, and
served faithfully and gallantly both
IN Virginia and Kentucky. He was
made general OF the volunteer mi
cation of which he has taken great in
terest. lie was the chief officer in COM
mand of the great procession of troops and
citizens IN New Orleans when President
Davis was buried there. He was warmly
greeted here by his old Virginia friends
and comrades. His brother, Mr. Victor
Meyer, q prominent business man OF New
Orleans, accompanied General Meyer.
SUCCESSFUL SHAM BATTLE.
The tournament ana drill OF the Abe
marie Light Horse on the athletic grounds
was success. The mock battle was quite
a feature OF the evening. In the tourna-
ment First-Sergeaut l.. NJ. Walker was de.
clared the winner of the medal he having
captured sixteen heads" and rings "
out of possible twenty. The medal for
excellency in Workmanship was awarded
10 Private ii. HiiIebrand. General Mica
jah Woods presented the medals in Az elo-
Quent speech. General Payne, General
Meyer. and Colonel William f. Peters were
introduced TO the troop, and made splen-
did and patriotic speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
CROPS IN sOUTHsIoe VIRGINIA.
Prospect of Fine Yield of Wheat-Dr
Cole Rescues His Family.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HousroN. Va. June 9-Interviews with
farmers from every section of the county
reveal the fact that the wheat crop Is the
most promising for many years, and fine
weld is confidently anticipated. In some
sectlOns tie oat crop IS reported very
GOOD. but in others inferior. But with
GOOD seasons the yield will be much
larger than that Of last year. All OF the
tobacco crop has practically been planted
but the low prices have curtalIed the
acreage considerably. 1t Is believed:
Planters are beginning to realize that II
they make but little and make that good
they will obtain Just as much. 1t not more,
money, besides having the additional eI-
pense of labor and cultivation.
JUST IN TIME.
The residence of DR.. j. ID. Cole, near
Vernon Hill, was destroyed by fire last
week. The Doctor returned from pro
fessonal visit Just in time 10 arouse hl:
sleeping family.
Bishop Kinsolving. of Texas, paid short
visit last week TO his father, Rev: Dr. A. A
KlnsOlving, and occupied the pulpit of The
Episcopal church last Sunday. He Is 6
powerful preacher and his sermons are
models Of wide intellectually.
MIR. X. l.. Dejarnette. Democratic chair
man Of .HalfaX, has recovered from a Sc
we're illness. to the qualification of his many
friends.
Mr.. Frank Willingham, of Baltimore
pad short visit this week TO his mother
Mrs. W. W. Willingham.
VARIOUS NOTES.
Mr.. Henry c. Rely has returned home
for the summer from the University o.
Virginia.
A very interesting game of base ball wa
PLAYED here this week between the Soutl
Boston and Houston mines. The Houston
cleaned up the visiting club by score OF
Is to Z aud did not play their last inning
A warehouse for the sale of tobacco /:
being built here and Houston will be TO
bacco market when the fall season opens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
FIGHTING MARINES.
SERIOUS AND BLOODY aow NEAR
THE 0OsPoRT MAYNARD.
One Mans Throat Cat from Eas TO Ear
Others Badly InJursd-ro Compel
the Road to Reduce Rates.
r,pec,a, Telegram TO d. p,spa,cn.

EoRyoLx, Va, June GA bloody fracas
occurred amongst party United States
marines at a house just outside OF the
navy-yard wall about midnight last night
and will result fatally for one OF the com
batants. James Brown, who Is now at tne
Naval Hospital with his throat cut rom
ear TO ear. James Hamilton had his head
badly crushed with a1stone and several
other marines we're injured. After con-
siderable difficulty the police arrested the
Gang and this morning the Mayor commit
ted them 10 Jail for further examination.
TRAMP KILLED.
An unknown tramp, supposed TO 6e
stealing q ride. was run over and killed on
The Seaboard Airline this morning near
Newsom's Depot. The body was terribly
uangled.
In the United States Court to-day tho
Interstate Commerce Commission com
menced suit to compel the New iork,
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad 10 OBEY
an order Of the commission TO the ROAD 10
reduce its rates on perishable goods bound
10 northern markets There Is consiuer-
able array OF counsel, and Hon. John
Goodc. of Washington, Is assisting the
government.
RUNAWAY CAPTAIN.
The Sheriff of Psequotank has arrived
here with Captain George A. Hussey' VINO
ran away from this port with the steamer
Hussey some time since.
Colonel A. s. Buford. of Richmond. one
of the Democratic asDlrants tor Governor
of the State, was in the city to-day.
A well-known man OF this city was
robbed of $500 IN a house on Washington
street last night. and the affair was aired
In court to-day.
OBTAINED AN OPTION.
Asyndicate has obtained an option on
S250. 900 worth ot waterfront property IN
Portsmouth, aud 1t Is intmated that an
important improvement IN the way OF new
docks and warehouses IL in contemplation.
Portsmouth is to be handsomely deco
rated with flags and bunting on the occa-
sion Of the meeting Of the Grand Camp,
z. ". and unveiling.
DECLINES TO PAY.
The Postal Telegraph Company declines
to pay a license tax for using the streets
of Portsmouth, and the agent notifies the
MAYOR that the company does not own the
poles on the streets Of that city.
DIR. Southgste Lee, who has been criti-
cally i'll in this city. had a difficult opera
tion performed yesterday by DR.. Geuster,
of New York. and Dr.. Nash and Gwath-
mey, of this city.
Sheriff j. W. CrOwell. of Wilson county,
n. c.. left for home this morning, having
IN custody young Add. Anderson, charged
with murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
MANY WEDDINGS IN SALEM.
Three Couples Unttsd and Fourth on the
Cards-Personai ADD Other Notes

fcorrespondoncs o, tho Richmond Dispatch.I
SALEM. Va. Juno 9.--During tho week
several weddings have occurred In Salem,
chief among which may be mentioned that
of Miss Mary Eta Barnitz, daughter Of
Judge William Barnitz. 10 Mr.. 4. II.
Cooper, Of Mercer county. w. Va. and
that of Miss Mary W. Johnston to Mr.. Il.
G.. Fowler, Of Tarpon Springs, Fla. Young
Luther McCrsy and MISS Fannie kittineer.
of the county, also contracted tho mat:i-
moniaI fever. but as the parents of the
young lady objected. the young folks came
to Salem and took the train to Bristol.
Next Tuesday Mr. Charles X. Towson
will I've married here TO Miss Rosa ii.
Stansrd.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
Rev. Dr.. Taylor celebrated his first au-
nivorsary as pastor of the Salem Baptist
church last Sunday. The additions during
that time number sixty-cight.
Ex.Postmaster w. Lee Brand leaves hero
tomorrow for Cincinnati, having accepted
tho position of manager of enc Pocahontas
Coal Company's Offices in that city OF a
salary OF $1,000 year.
Professor L. V. n. Painter. OF Roanoke
College, will address tho Ann Page Lite
rary Society of the Montgomery Female
Seminary. at Christlansburg. next Tues
day night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

OF white roses. several beautiful designs
having been sent from Lynchburg. Dam
Vile. and Richmond.
The burial took place yesterday near
Blacksburg. at tho burying-ground OK tho
Preston family.
Among those present from o distance
were Messrs. Thomas G. and Rucker Penn.
OF DanviIle; Mrs. Major Otey. OF Lynch
burg; Mr.. Hale Dillon. Mrs. 4. Dillon.
and Mas Mamie Semmes. of Lexington,
and Mr.. Duval Rsdford. of Bedford
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
The Fifo Meetings ut tho Forge.

tCorrespond ence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
CLIFTON FoBGE, Va, June 9.-The meet.
ings conducted by Evangelist Fife at Cliff
ton Forge are increasing in attendance
and interest every day. The stove-foun-
dry III which they are held, accommo-
dating 200 or 1000 persons. is filed at al
most every service. The singing. led by
Mr.. Ramsey. with chorus Of $50 voices.
10 great feature of the meetings. Mr..
Fife Is very PLAN and earnest and knows
how to reach the people with the word OF
God. No meeting of such proportions has
ever been held ia Clifton Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
N : : : ElligIA;EsSla1

sCnEJ.... IS KfFE.r irNk 70 ....
LEAVE RICHMOND, blkD-s ihLEl -.
. 300 a. N. Daily -Rlchmoni ana NefitA r..
TfBULED LIMITED ATTY
fox fl:2J A. II. rtope ony %
tsrsourg. WaYorly, aud sel ~.
900 A. N. Daily The CHICAGO hAfh.'
Tor Lynchbu burg, koanoss, n.i..T
Pocahontas. konoFa, S'sa ~,
and Chicago Pullman
sleeper Noefolk % Chlcaso "iA'.-'
change. Connects a. Lyrc1Diis
Dughaia. Connects o. hoan 40 n, =,
Wiaston-Saism. and mtef ~
stations WlnstnG- Alem llF-S "a.
1915 r. n. Daily for Roanoke, kh-liof1, II
lsski, Bristol ani al I~thN -
and West eta Bast lennao7S =
einia and Georgia rahLoaG' ~,
car PotsrsLafs W hoAhyA,
Pullman sleeper aosnsAo " - -.
phis ga Knoxville ami Sbss
noosa. aud through o0S1 Nv
Rlchmsnd ~ LysslDofg. 40.
a.ssp :. Ds,iy for SorfolK. Sacois. air1 70
,ermsdiate STATIONS. Arrive NJ
folk 6:<5 T.. N. ,y
gao NJ. Daily. arrive Norfolk 9:lo =. ~
1850 +. n. Daily Tor hoanoAe' nssi.s...,. A.
laski, and Bristol. CON-. . - =. :.
koanoks 7:25 A n. VIAL 49, 80
ton aud Chattanooga Llai.cd, ~. 10
man sicepers Roanoke " sAs'' a.. ,
Mempnss and New Of.eans -.
ing-car attached. ASso tor ga 49, -.
Pocahoa,as. Eltnorn. and 49, !,
Clin,n-yansy otsisson, ss'3 J,
Louisville and stations l. -l, -.
and Nashvllls railroad va .' -,
also for Rocky hoans ana a. -
tions Wins Ton salem ersA'Sas ,otf
puIfnANPALACRsI. kEP ER nstsess ny - =,
uoS ana LYNCaBuR8 ready for.eees - "a, !,
assP. M; also Pullman slsspse F"''''S
Trans arrive Ricsmond from Lynchoss,s - - IS
.,hs Wssx dsIly $50 a. n, eco r. D.. A.
y. n. PROM Norfolk and tns kAs.. it''ep u.
X. W. CoUHTnbis
Passenger Assah
W. u. BKviLl-
0ousral Passenger ago.
osasrsa emss. Rosa0ks Va ."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

tCorrespondenceo Of the kichInoad Dispsscal
BUCHANAN, Va, juno e.-Ths funeral
services OF MISS Annie Bsale, who died
here Oh the night Of the 9Th. were held in
the Epscopal.church Wednesday evening.
The church was crowded by her Borrowing
friends from the town and ell over the
county.
Rev. G. G. Randolph. her pastor, read the
beautiful service of the Episcopal Church
for the burial OF the dead. The pail.
bearers we're Msssrs. II. II. PAYNE. Of
Buchanan; John Paine. OF Roanoke; A.
q. Preston, Fincastle. q. w. Bowyer.
Eincastis; Lucien Cooke. Roanoke. and
w. h. Allen. Buchanan.
The casket was covered with one mas,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
YORK RIVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT
TIE PAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN No. 10, $40 T.. NJ
local EAPREss, daily excspt sunday
stons AZ all stations. At Lsstor Manor con.
meets with stage for Walksrtoa; with Baltimore
steamer Of West Point
TRAIN NO. 10, 4:45 p. ".
BALTIMOkE LIMITED, daily osceps Sunday
foe Nest Point, connecting with fork-kivef
steamers Tor Baltimore. At Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
Washingtou, Phlsdelphis. aud Now York.
steamers leave baltimore at r. u. daily ex-
W fraIas ircin est Point arrive a. Richmond At
oo5 A. 81. .O.40 A. h., aud o.io Y. "A.
wv TRAIN No ~. TOO A. n.
LOCAL MIXED, daily excsp. sunday, iosvoa
Twep,y.third street for West Point and inferno
ricket-oilice as station foos Of Virginia street.
Open s A. n. 70 . r. \. and from y y 70
, cry ucE sIonacs--ooi cast Main street
Trsffc Nnnager. General Passenger Assas
~ 4. GRssM, 0eaerAl 4xnsgsr.
:. s b Tn0xrsox. supe.insenAssa ......
/ 8 PorA reessnssr Agent o1e IA. ~
Richncuds W -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
AFFAIRS IN NEW KENT COUNTY.
white Supervisors for the First Time IL
Years-Notorious Negro Sentenced.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
New KENT COURTHOUSE. June 9.-The
County Court has been in session here all
day. The newly-elected officers qualified.
The supervisors are all white men for the
first time for many years.
Washington Allen. a notorious negro,
who is charged with theft on several in
dictments, was tried to-day on one for
robbipg a hen-house and sentenced 20 the
penitentiary tor three years. lie was sent
10 the Henrico-c county jail for safe keep
ing, as be made desperate effort last
night TO break out of the jail here. winch
IL not considered sufficient for his safe
keeping while awaiting trial on the re-
naming indictments. which are also for
HOUSEKEEPING.
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Euforced Abstinence.

She: Now promise me. Ralph. that you
won't go to drinking just because l have
refused you.
He (despondently): Decidedly not. I'll
have to swear Of for three months to get
even on the flowers aud theatre tickets
I've wasted on you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
TRAINS NoRIHwARD.
ally. - -

SIOPPlNt PLACES.
Nos. IA. -, Al, and III make no stops. Nos.
% and 1874 stop at Belneld on signal. Nos. %,
"a IS, 10. ~, aud IS stOp on signal NJ Man
chester. DrewTy's. Centralls, and Chester Nos
80 80. 3d. 81, ~, A., A., and As viii stop on sig
nal At all stations
pullman Palace Buffet sleeping-Car on all
through trains. On Trains Nos. 81 and - sleep
ing-Cars between Richmond aud Lynchbnrg Va
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA, GA.
Leaving Richmond at 800 Z. N. daily and ar
irving az Weldon At 5:4l p. NJ, and at Atlanta at
1880 4. N. ria :. A L. Through sleepers-kich-
mond % Atlanta. - - -.........
TIE ONLY ALLRAIL LIN. 10 NORFOLK.
Richmond. 1900 4. NJ. Norfolk Hiss A. NJ.
Richmond. 1910 =. NJ. Norfolk 9;20 J.. Nj.
Norfolk. 1910 A. N. RichmondlO;41 A. ~
Norfolk. 400 =. NJ. Richmond. d:2O 4. NJ.
The trains leaving Richmond az A. NJ. and
Norfolk a. 4 Z. ST. are solid trains between these
two points and passengers go through without
change OF cars. Close connections are also made
al Petersburg by the 3.95 4. n. and $3.50 7. NJ.
trains from Richmond 20 Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond az - A. NJ, l2:l5 i.
NJ aud 1l:50 Y. NJ, and arriving az Richmond
al S:35 A. ST., 2:20 =. NJ, aud T:31 L. 81. msze
closc c0nnec ion AZ Petersburg 70 aud from
FarnviIle, Lynchblrg, aud west.
X. NJ. SULLY, Superintendent.
L. r. ID. MYERs. General superintendent
4. NJ. EaEBs0N. Iranic Manager dc 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
EDUCATIONAL
iE BALTIMORE KINDERGAR.

THE BALTIMORE kINDERGAR-
Il TEN TRAINING SCHOOL viii be opened
under the auspices Of the Kindergartea Associa-
ton OF Baltimore In 0CToBER. 1893. Com
prehensive and advanced courses for teachers
and trainers. Lectures on special subjects will
be delivered. For particulars apply TO Mrs.
HENRY WOOD. 2l26 Oak street, Baltimore.
Nd; Miss GILMAN. 1900 Rutaw Place. Balti-
more. Md. Nrs cENAs, LOT east Chase street,
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A Nocturne
fTruthl

Mrs. Naggsr: The noise you make ct
night is very unpleasant music.
Mir. Nagaer. Do you call snoring mnsic
Mrs. NaRger.: ! should say 80. Sheet
music arranged for the bugls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
AND Apuu ORGANS.

PiA hS' ssd ANp JAMES onssA A. EAGLE.
We have q large vsre-room ana solicit the pa
tronage OF those having PIANOS and ORGASS
and Wish TO DISPOSE OF THEM. We will
SELL. RENT OF STORE THEN. and arc pre-
pared 20 MAKE OLD PIANOS As GOOD AS
WHEN NEW, and this We can do cheaper than
any nrm this side Of Baltimore, because We do
the WORK ourselves. Artistic TUNING . spe-
cialty. RICHEB 4 EAGLE
te3-SA. Tu&Th 716 eass Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
ARRIVE DAILY

No l34-A. & W. special, H.. y. l'
No 7S-MRii and express o.th J. ID. I'D,
For tickets, Pullman rossryg ions, D.. -, -''
at ucket-oeice Byrd-street station 49,
Transfer Comphny's, yOl onst MAJ nAe~" 49,
coupany- ocrce, $40 eSet naln street.
John L. WINDER l. J.. niEa-t
General Manager. tsnef y 5l
o. v SMITH, T. y. AMI H
Traffic Manager. Ia-seus % d
H. y. BOYkiN. cry Pasgf Afear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

'Daily. D-Dinner. s-sgppor .
No. 20 makes all locsl stops. '.1nf e
leigh with Piedmont AIRLINE i0r As.r'I ...T
and all intermediate points ON iO'
North Carolina railroad Connects DIT
n. C., with the Care Fosr AT isi.. -
railroad, arriving az Fayetts'ii.e. =. 60 10. 80
y. VI. v. Dbl.
No. III has Puman-Blfet See.
mond 10 Atlanta. COnnec's iire,tl -. 1850.
with ". & A. AZ. X. Tor thHttuuolsa. y II
and all points West. Jonuect- VIII N. Dr. '.
X. X. for Mobile. Montgomery, Ana ...-'-'
and all pOiufs Southwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

Old papers for sals ct IS cents hundred
at DnPATca cftcA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

DAY, and FRIDAY az > o'clock p.
NJ Manifest closed one hour before saiiing tlus'
steamers leave New \ Ork from Pier 20. Norm
River. for Richmond every MONDAY. WtDNk,-
nay. and SATURDAY NJ T. ", arriving IN
Richmond MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
nay NORNINGS Mondays steamer from Ne"
York and Wednesdays nom Richmond curry 10
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York Qncluling meals %
and berth ria James-river route. ...,.s w
Kouud-trip tickets. limited to thirty days ~,
after date OF issue ..--...........''' ~ O0
Steerago fare, With subsistence, w
Storage fare, without Subsistence ...-.. w
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg ,,
railroad Oickets limitei TO iolr days.. ~ ~
Round-trlp tickets (limited 10 thirty days. - w
Tickets can be obtained az Richmond lrenNcr
Connapys 9OI east Main street; Chesaprake
aud ohio and Richmond and Ptters1urg dspots'
and AT the c0mpsnys ONCE, 1901 Main street,
aud wharf, Rockett& ,
Freight forwarI oi aud through bills OF iadlns
issued Tor poiuts beyond New ! ork.
Freight received daily dntil i. VI. ....
Passengers leaving kichn0nl on hONDNiN
WEDNESDAYS. IHU kSDAls, aud sAi' IL
DAYS by the Chesapeake and ohio railway r' |.
Newport Ncw-) ~ 3 p. VI. and by the kichmpni
and Petersburg railroad Same iaysl AZ ~ /.
NJ will make connection at NORfOLA Win
steamer leaving those DAYS.
GEORGE W. ALLEN = CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Main street,
my1I and companys wharf, Rockets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
RAILROAD LIVE.

HD#an $50 NOiLD S.Itll
xAzDscrSic ROUTE.
~11uTE~~| WAYest.,
TRAINS LEAVE RiC,Bs'y,ED, baoansI.
$50 A. NJ. Except Sunday. Win ps.... ..
local stations, N-r..-,
Point, Nnrf0If. aDl .t.r.
0.45 A. u. DAILY, vest lIr at.
namrtufV. NnFr..rf ....
ton. ola puuL .....
d. mouth. hat. f. ...-....
cept On s1niay' ..s..,.. ~
made -
800 N. Daily, Win PrI~1a. t- f.e,.
lions, NCFror. hrs. ...
Norfolk. ana Post.
9.iJ a. N. Local train. ogr..f f..
ton. Connect st
Washington, lt h-r..
junction i1r if..
stanton ior N.f
200 y. 81. Daily. MorIr- a- -
Pullman, for CO.. 1gr.
CharlCttesvIun wa ...
ton Forge aul .I.... .....
meets no Cnfrr' '.
sprlnga. Meas s.t..I 4.
cars.
600 P. ". Local i-ain. eIre,' ...-.
1000 p. NJ. Daily for Cn1aaau ,.i ...,
+. ~. with PIilu1l Or l..r.
Louisville eni l.-U..l- ..,
Forge 90 Con- lu.".
COvHgton. Va. fT ..
SPRING daily. No.s
ing-'RFs.
TRAINS LENR. LfGUrI--r .r -rI.r.,
g:i5 A. NJ. DaAy, ior lyr'...t r.f
Forge. CunaH.'s. ..... ...
for LeNlng' .u. So.
4.45 Pm. fKrelt sunday. Aar..,..
for ~lliayu'.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-20

The keeping Of loose hay or straw In
or near the business portion Of Holyoke
10 decidedly dangerous. Hay or straw
20 kept is liable at most any time to be
Get on 6re by sparks from . chimney
and, In case OF fire in any part Of the
business part Of town, It might DO the
cause OF 20 spreading the nre that it
would be impossible for. the fire com
pany to sxtinRuish II. II may be some
what inconvsnient for persons keeping
such feed to always keep it under cover,
but II 10 better that few persons should
be ipconvsniencsd than that thousands
Of dollars worth Of property should be
exposed to such risks.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-20

Tho following is list Of judges Of
elections for the several precincts:
IN, Chester Heart, j. II. Richcson'
W. p. Summers.
Is, A. Giiroy, Il. F. Martin and Geo
A. Hall.
2, +. c. Churning, J. Il saxton and V.
G. Leo.
3, e. L. Amber, John W. Abrams and
Frank o. Nelson.
~. II. Chiioott, Frank L. Fuller and
=. G. Yesgsr.
g. John Onmstesdt, Newton Clegg and
james Hamilton.
G,s. N. Ollie, ElwooJ Hoyt and Ch.s
Pratt.