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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

which he uttered the words God rulss IN
the heavens and tho republic still lives."
Henry Clay and Blame were said 70 pos
sess this personal magnetism in wonder
full degree.
once heard Henry Ward Beeca,ef
change his audience suddenly FROM laugh
ter 20 tears.
Influences are daily seen OF the mysse--
rious power of one mind over another. and
the appearance Of certain personages IN
their midst without a word spoken from
them. Some people possess this power in
an eminent degree. and 1 have been told
that Washington and General Robert T..
Lee were striking complications OF this
lnoxplicable influence. L. ID. j.
Chase Guy, Va, June II. 1893.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
News Notes FROM King and Queen.

Correspondence OF tuo hoh"nVhu bSP''I'I
ST.. STEPHENS CHURCH, June 1.-The
schools have closed. and hearty welcome
~ eytended 10 our returning teachers and
scholars. among the number of whom are
Misses Florence Fleet. from her school in
durham, n. G. ; Katie Ryland, from Rich
mond Institute. aud Garland Council.
from Hollins Institute, Va;
Mrs. ID. W. Fleet and children. OF Monte
sano, Wash, are spending the summer ~
Green Mount. the residence of Mrs. III. j..
Fleet. ,,
An exciting game of baseball took place
at Aberdeen Academy June 7th between
the Walkerton and Aberdeen mines, result
inc in a victory for the Aberdeens. =. g.,
The little son OF Mr.. j. W. Watkins dled
Friday, June 9Th. from eating unripe cher-
ries. L..
ward owing to the wet and unusually cool
weather
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Matte, 10 corresponasns~

No notice will be taken OF anonymous
communications.
Nor will any attention be given to ions
strings" OF questions.
Many queries are not answered. ooosa eau
similar ones have been recsatiy answefoa.
We cannot undertake to ascertain .no
v.,us 81 old coins For that information
write 20 some dealer In them.
We cannot undertake to answer quer1s
by mail. we can only answsr tne~ 'n'"'S1
this column. - ofsca
address {" Query Editor. pzsfAron once'
RiehsssaA Va"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
DAILY.
sTOppINl PLACES.

Nos. Ia. As, 40. and III make no stops. NOS.
% and 1874 stop at Belneld Ola signal Nos 23,
"a, 80, 30, AZ, and rs stop on signal az Man
chester. Drewry's. Centralia, and Chester. Nos.
80 33. 81, 81, ~, Al, AZ and AS wall stop on sig
nal At all ststiona
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping-Csr On all
through trains. On Trains Nos 80 and 80 Sleep
,ng-Cars between Rich mond and Lynchburg, Va
NEW LINE To ATLANTA, Ca
Leaving Richmond at 3:25 Z. M. daily and ar
irving at Weldon al Sal p. NJ, and at Atlanta A.
7:30 A. NJ. ria S. A. l. Through sleepers-kich-
TIE ONLY ALLRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
richmond. 300 A. NJ. Norfolk. :. .li:25 A. n.
Richmond. $3.50 p. n. Norfolk. 9:20 r. NJ.
Norfolk. 'T:30 A. n. Richmond. l0:43 A. N.
Norfolk. '355 Il. n. Richmond-. 600 r. n.
The trains leaving Richmond 2te A. n. and
Norfolk at 4 p. NJ. are solid trains between these
two points. and passengers 90 through without
change OF carr. Close connections arc also made
at Petersburg by the 3:25 +. n. and $50 p. n.
trains from Richmond 10 Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond at . A. NJ, 1&i5 r.
NJ, and 1l:5O p. NJ, and arriving at Richmond
at s:35 A. NJ, 2:2o r. NJ, and 7:3e Y. n. make
close connection at Petersburg 70 and nom
FarnvtIie, LynchburR, and west.
H. ". SULLf, superintendent
4 T. ID. MYERs, General Superintendent
7. n. EMgRsoS. Traflic Manager. dsSi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Time for Nav Wheat.

As the time is approaching for ne,o wheat
TO make ITS appearance III this market y
representative of the DISPATCH yesterday
obtained from Captain Is. A. jacob, secre-
tary OF the Richmond Grain and Cotton
Exchange the following statistics, which
will be OF interest 10 many of our readers
as showing the date of Offering and prices
paid for new wheat for the past twenty
two years:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Confederate Gray.

-.. stf.~ = g.s DisP0'ci
81. rv.l kin3ly INFORM me what factory
-.. -.. Caafc1erate gray cloth which
-- % the Confederate army bad
..... gas made OF? II am not mis-
.,. ay r,coArction the factory was
.- .,..V.lie. Va. J. H.W.
r ing-pr'T.
.tttvls made bv the Crenshaw
H's. of tins city some bv the
.. Mills. and perhaps some by
..-. -Ia Virginia and in other States
le-acv jut our information
-. tar latter years of the war a
..' g IL came into Wilmington,
.r blockade-runners." Most
s.. made in Great Britain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
OIJERIES& ANSWERS.
,v as TO RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF
STOCKHOLDERS.
.,.s Of virginia Coupon fsooAs-The
,,-ocrdsrstc Grsy-rrosec<son OF Ssux.
ntrts-- Financial Points


-. %, T'fsor Of DC Dispatch:
r.. C. and others own forty-nine
stock lSt m ,ss O o. Of ,S s;s% s,s,Sy
NES nwns one share. Thc company OF
-, thcg are all members have on de.
,,n a certain hank, which fails, Ger
r nm, 81 money realized from the sale
The hank offers 50 compromise
...fN,cdneSs TO the company by paw
p,r cont on the dollar. All the
r- .tollcrs except Y. agree 10 accept il.
instruct the directors. Now the
.f 49,, IS. Whether the directors have
....,l NIGHT 90 make such settlement or
IN. binding al tho stockholders to
..,.,mcnt please answer fully
QurRIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Protection of Song Birds.

DlACkHIONrs ~.
Pc D1SDaich:
ts state game-law protect song
.---l.a "a, mOckfng-blrd, thrush. mar
.t tit ike
O.- . PERSONS here are daily destroying
t.t te verge Of eXteTininatlon for
-.csi. aud tbat, too. IN tue nesting
w. A. %.
-4wful for any person TO capture
-... or transportation or TO XIII the
bird or KIN or capture the brown
. a-linal or red-bird, wood robin
t-. -i. house martin. or starting, or
-sr .t-,ir nests.
--. l.ra.ty Tor violating this provision
s--..i so for oseh offence and im-
..lt IA jsIl until the fine IS PAID,
.: ft. ,xceed thirty DAYS. oEe half oil
...-t. 20 90 theinformer Proof OF the
l..a Il any such bird is made pr'ma
- .sn.s II gHiit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

NEAR NEW RESERVOIR, WEST END.
~ Ei0or Of DE Dispatch
~ eggs weighed In some OF the north~
ga markets ~ purchasersf QgzRisT.
We are not advised Of any State that ex-
't's BY law the sale OF eggs by weight. IL
Understood that the custom largely pre-
'-l.' IA California, or. rather. that II used
-. bot siunpdy by common prsctice'
ihe aaas rs reported true OF Austrs'ia
~ n PORTIONS Of Canada. All exports
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Snruamea.
To he Fi;for of fbe Dssrot,b

TO NE Editor Of ne Dispatch,
Who're and how did tho surnames of peo.
Pic originate and in what centuryP X.
Surnames as family names were I'm.
known before the middle Of the eleventh
century. except in rare cases whore fami-
" established fund for the dsliveraucs
OF the souls of certain ancestors Christian
names spooided3 from purgatory."- Ency
c'opad'a B'Ttannioo, r., IA Tho use OF
surnames made slow progress and was not
entirely established TIL after tho ,hir-
teenth century. Centsry Dictionary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
DICHMOND FREDERICKSBU BURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AZ AND POTOMAC BAlLROAD-Sshedulo
commencing MAY Z, 1894 Easte-a stand
7:45 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-stree. Station daily
(e-ccpt ountSsL Pariot-ear knh-
monf =, New Yotk. Arriyes nc
Washington ~ 1904 P. ~; Beit-
more. I:I7 z. NJ; PhiisdeiphiA.
3:4s r. NJ; Now YORK. $50 p. N.
1904 l.. NJ. leaves Byrl-sIreet STATION daily
Shops ORly a. Ashland. D0swsiL
Nlipri, frcdericksbaig. erooAe,
aud WiGswatef. Buffet parlor-c3j
Richmond 10 New York. Arr'yer
az Washington q; 4:07 7. A.. Bait
more, 81. e. ~: PtIsateloria.
7:43 f. H.: Now York. 1888 p. n.
ZOO Z. II. leago. Byrt-sveet station daily
Seeping-car Richmond 10 Now
York stops only az Ashland, Dos-
brooke, and Vldsvator. siops a:
other eta tons on sundays. Arrive5
at Washington az ll:lO T.. NJ;
Baltimore 1888 A. NJ; Phila1el.
phia, 34J A. H.; New York. 600
$50 A. NJ. arrives At Byrd-ssreet station daily.
sleeper from Now York. stop,
only at WldeBater. Brooke. Frede-
ricksburg, Milford, boswell. Pad
Ashland. Stops at 0tEer stations
on sundays. Leaves Washington
2:2sP NJ, arrives oyrd-ssreos station daily.
>tOpz only AZ rradrr,rksBarg and
boswell pullman cars from Waeh-
tuctau. Lcr, 80 " as AtuEtO1 1907
A. N, Does NOT atop at Elhg.
BOO VI arrives az byrd-Street station daily.
Stops a. Wi1ewater, BROOKE, Frede-
ricksburg. Milford. Dosweh aat
Ashland. PariOr-car Washing On
20 Richmond. LeGYcj Washington
at 1887 A. y.
9:33 p. ~. arriYes a. byru-street station daily
(eN.ept ~Ugdty. Bunet parl1r-
car New YORK . RichmoEd.
Leaves Washingtcn AZ o.Ol r. v
FRFDERiCKsBURG ACCOA8ODAFiON
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 r. NJ leaves Byrd street station Arrives
al FrsdericSsburg AZ 6:33 T.. u.
S:33 A. ~, arrives at Byri-etroot station
Leaves fredericksburg az 0;o3 -
NJ
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
CASA NJ. leaves Eliza Arrives az Ashland ..
1:,j. A. -.
0:2o r. NJ, leaves Elba- Arrives at Ashland az
1'QOP. NJ.
6:45 4. NJ, arrives at Eloa. Leaves Ashland ~
600 A. NJ.
6:O4 Z. NJ, arrives at Elba- Leaves Ashland a.
5:lSP. N.
CA TAYLOR. TRANS Manasol
N MVups f.apaFal SunartnteuLeIlL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Hsllsof Corn Problem.


...e # Pc D,sDdicn;
.i.. work Gud give the analysis OF the
,.I-- problem:
a0. 49, hills of corn NAV be planted
.. aeg. IT ground. provided they are
--'.i 20 the square order, feet apart
Sc, .ud none nearer the edge imam
-..f A SUBSCRIBER.
0-. 4.rc 4x40E--N9 square feet
Joe square root of 1850 post
..' i dc q tue square containing an
-..--.1-i 3Oi. this gives range dig
z04
' .acL silo - 81 50 x 52z 2.7Ol hills
which can TO planted IN the acre
-...t 3 icct apart. While there are
.--s.f 80 IL tree Is at the cid as well As
q. IL. Uls4niuue OF each side. and VIC use
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Iyananas as n Crop
MANCHESTER, VA.

MANCHESTER. VA.
- .. r41rY of0aG DsSD7ich:
al. l,oanas grown as IA crop in the
-.-.1S,a.cs? II 80. where I. /. u.
t.rans - grown Tor profit m the ex-
...-. >,atbcrn part Of Florida. but in so
.-...uay as scarcely 10 be called com
..... TIA alsoFrown 10 some extent
.oraa. but the latter State can
..-- considered suitable 20 ITS cuiti-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

-.. - NJ Disph'oa
,.l.rll ike 60 know why it was pub
r.,.f los, wear that the fare to Chicago
use 80 and the fare is now s25, and
ii. l.. A.
80, 50 pubhshed becsusesuch was the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
NirEfnta Bonds.

I,oUisBUBG. n. c.
.~ ~ no OisD9tcf.
tu ulease tell some OF your sub
-..-. us,Ling about Virginia coupon
Dts, they are worth. &c. on
la7 instance: Consolidated
a. - 1uweakh Of Virginia. july /.
f.. fr Ceut. coupon bond, SlOO.
..v4ble lst January and lst July
.... pr.ucipal payable 1906"
Yours truly. II. w.
..- o.. lat@ settlement Virginia consol
..I..sl 1871. with coupon due July
.,.4 he'd. we're made fundaele at
..t injury bonds. Coupons from
ul-t due, were made fundable at
--,.--. the new bonds 10 be sal
.t.- consol bonds and coupons
..,.ti their holder A..
me for funding has expired.
......,.' act Of the Legislature will
.....i 20 give the present holders OF
aud coupons the privilege Of
Meantime their value Is merely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
N = : Ealiak:XsslsIaR

ouAsI.-. ~ EFEgCP JUhR 4, 1893.
LEAVE klCnAOND, BYRD-sIkEkr STATION
300 A. N. Deily-Rlchmoud and Norfolk ' rs
TiBULkp LhiIED-Arrive Nor
folk l1:25 A. NJ. stops only 1t Pc
torsburg, Waveriy, aad Su 1oik.
800 A IL. Daily THE CHICAGO ExPhkSS'
tor Lynch burg, Roanoke, biuoboid,
Pocahoasss. Kenoys, Columbus,
and Chicago. Pulimsn Bullet
sle-per Norfolk 10 Chicago without
change. Connects ~ Lyrcheurg TOR
Durham. Connects al Roanoke Tor
Winston-salem, aud intermediates
stations Winsson-Salem division.
1915 p. N. Daily for hoanoAc. haofora, Pu-
iaski, Bristol, and sii points south
and Vest va East Tsnaessee, Viz
ginia and Georgia railroad. fsrior.
car Petersburg W Roanoke aod
Pullman sleeper koanoke 10 Men,
phis era Knoxville and ChaIta-
noose, aud through coocn from
Richmond TO Lynehourg.
500 r. NJ Daily for Norfolk, suffolk, ana 10
terInediate stations Arrive NOR
5:3oP.M Daily, arrive Norfolk $40 r. n.
Troop. N. Daily Tor Roanoke, kadfsrd, Pu-
laski. and SristeL Cvnnscvs -
Roanoks 1925 A. ". with " aiming
ton I'D Chattanooga Limited Pull
man siee pers Roanoke ton shvilte,
Memphis and New 0rsaoA DIM
inx-car attached. Also sor Biueheio.
pocahoatas. Eikhorn. asd stations
Clsnch- vshey division; $3.50 TOT
Louisville and stations Lonksvtlse
and Nashvllie raiiroad CsG Norton:
aiso tor ROCKY Nouns snd Al stas
tons Wipalen-Safe dlvistcn
pUIIMAN PALACE SLEKfKR besssen RC8r
uoSD and LYNChnURa resdy far occupancy
az p. n (; also Pullman sleeper Peserssurs -
MANS arrive Sichmoad from Lynchhsse anl
shs We.r daily 6:35 A. ~, 2syo 2. -, z1V:3o
IN. From Nor1olk apAlAs EAss. l0:16 = ~
eco r. H., end vss,1bdlsa na1se9S20S -
PaaneoeU A&ane
W. d uxvIhIs
esnsrl roneenGoe4poot
0essrsiocaee. Roanoke, Va ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
A Song for Jnpe-rime.


Tho white clouds are ike pictures In Drea'nin
An, the sInbeams are a-shootln all thoir silver
arrows through ,., r
An It's June-tiIne In the country, an i:s June
time In tho town,
SONS rainiu' down! .u
Jts June-time in old Georgia, or II mighty soon'n
Win The rivers dashin, splsshin', an the winds
An, the nm - cl,mpin higher. an tho NIGHTS nre
full u moon,
An q felier's soul Ia dsncin to the melodies Oh
June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
WRoINIA's YORKTOWN MONUMENT.
Not Destroyed by Cenfsderatss, but Taken
Away by rsderais, Says Mr.. Lively.
IawIs. Va. June II, 1898.

To ne Editor of the DisDd,ca:
NV answer to your Yorktown correspon-
dent May 10. 1893, who alleges. upon the
authority OF one SIR. L. Al. Chandler, who
narrates. not positively. but to the best
of his knowledge" that the virginia
monument erected at Yorktown by the
Legislature Of this State to slgnalize the
csptulation Of CORVALLIS, 1874, was de-
stroyed IN 1851 and 1852 by the Confcde-
rates and not by the FederaIs, has been
delayed that additional data might be OBJ
tanned to Justify the facts as stated by my
self in the DlsPsTcH Of Nay 4. 1879.
at once wrote TO DIR. William II. Shield,
physician at the Williamsburg ASYLUM, a
native and long resident of Yorktown 70
investigate the matter touching the de-
struction OF the monument.
Nv old friend Stafford G.. Cock, ESQ.,. OF
York county. well known bv hrs contem-
poraries for his veracity, intelligence, and
high manhood. testifies in substance as
follows:
The shaft was left standing when the
Confederate troops under the command OF
General Magruder evacuated Yorktown
and the Peninsula"
Mr.. William f.. Gofiigsn, an ex-Confede-
rate who resides near Yorktown. gen.
tleman and a scholar" says:
OTHER TESTIMONY.
81 have talked with several reliable col
ored people, who. during the war, lived
on Mr. II. II. Wynne's farm, and they said
the monument was IN its place after the
Federal army occupied Yorktown"
The consensus of opinion seems to be tina:
the shaft of the monument must have been
taken away by the Union soldiers, and ac-
cerdlng 10 the Cdrdf5er, a paper published
at Yorktown under Federal auspices
March. 1868. it was sent to the Athenrum
at Lancaster, Pa. 1 find upon eKsmina-
ton that these facts are further substan-
tiated by an article which appeared 10 the
williamsburg Virginia Gdzet'e Of 1885.
Ii il certain there was not n fgneht OF
the monument left when We all returned
to our homes IN 1865.
DR.. Shields. above, says the foregoing
explanation Of the destruction Of the
Yorktown monument IL no doubt correct.
II the ladies whose duty it IS % look
after the Virginia antiquities" will adj
dress tho authorities OF the Lancaster
Atheneum doubtless they will learn some
thlng in addition 70 the herein-enume-
rated facts.
Knowing General McGruder as well as |
did. | believe he would have ham-strung,
quartered, and shot. upon the slightest
evidence. the last man III his command for
the gross wantonness charged by MIR.
Chandler. l.. III. LIVELY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
u,amlt. % Of Character and Dishonored
Drafts.
RICHMOND, VA.

...E .rof Pc Dispatch
....Iaut draws on another mer-
..t .. ..1tier State through the banks
au 'but disputed and the dis
-.l ..r.itls returned endorsed He
....-t. o~-, liz and that don't owe
..e.at .,d that he has boom notified
..r..' .ar ue bs FridaV what be owes
1...r lrf,t." Isn't such u notice
..r-.t fha' pa-ees through banks dam
...-.. -ls drawers credit. and sneh &C,
...c. tp damages IN the United
....... state ceu.ts? Tellers, runners,
81. a-ulrrs zee II. and Is not the
..-.., .IcG bv a previous letter 10 eA-
,.-. 90 ones business unless an
t . ..j i- paid 70 the same person.
nl such malice and injury be
ned. What Is tho State and Fede-
.. . ,uis SUBJECT? MrRcHAST.
oppose that ala sctson might be
'.tba1 10 State or Federal court
u4rou of character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

FOL- .,. 81 .v of no DtSpqfci:
,.- ,.. tell me the meaning Of the
l-.-sarhsn as applied 10 certain
~ scotland? Respectfully.
INQUIRER.
-.aniug Of II is "the bristled
,--. ry."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

TRAINS LEAVE RiCHNOND. bhORD-S hhhA
STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Except sunday with Pvilmar. fos
kcaI stations. Newport News, Old
Point. Norfolk, and Portsmouth.
9:45 A. N. Daily. vcstiouls special. Tor VIII
hamsburg, Newport News, Hamp-
ton, Old Point. Norfolk, and Ports
mouth. Makes no othcr stops. Ex.
ccp. on Sundays local stops VII %
made.
500 p. NJ. dairy, with Pullman. for local Sta
t,oas. Newport Nevs, Old Point,
Norfolk, aud Portsmouth.
6:fJ A. NJ. Local train. except sunday Tor hin-
ton. Coanectr ~ Gerdoosyflie for
Washington. at virgpia dsftand
junction for Lyachburg, and at
StauIlton for Winchester.
200 p. N. Dairy woriFs-fer Special win
Pslnsp, for Chicago. Connects at
Charlottesville with No. for Ciif-
ton Forge and local stations Con-
meets ri CoyinztOn, Va, Tor Hct
Springs. Meals served on dining
cars.
500 P. NJ. Local train. except Sunday. 40
comnodation for Orange.
1000 P. NJ. Daily, for C,ncinnati aud Chicago.
f. ". with Pulfnan for Cincinnati ana
Louisville and daing-car Cnftoa
Forge to Ciacinns.i. Conueets &C
Covnctou. Va. Tor Virginia hot
Syringe daily Meals served on oin-
iag-cars.
TRAINS LEAVE EARTH STREET STATION.
9:I5 AN. Daily, fer Lynchsgn, and tt'iton
for Lexington. Va.
4.45 p. NJ. Bxcopt sunday. Accom- m0tation
for ScottsvTtis. On Saturdays th4
train will ran 10 Howarasvtile.
1880 p. NJ Except sunday, for Chiffon Forge
and local stations vest OF Scotts-
Vile. Connects tor LcIineton. Va,
and Craig CNy, escept Sanday.
Sleeptag-car To kSreh6urs.
TRAINS ARRIvE At RICHMOND, BROAD.
STREET STATION.
6.25 A. NJ. Daily. iron Cipanncti.
$40 A. NJ. Except sunday. from orange.
IO45 A. NJ. Fxccpt Sunday, trsm Norfolk aud
Old Point.
1:5OP. Al. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point.
POOP. NJ. Daily, from Cincinnati and Louis
vile.
7:45P.M Daily, from Norfolk aud Old Point.
S:I5 P AZ. Except Snpdas, loca Hinton.
TRAINS ARRIVR -STNEET STATION.
goo A. NJ. Except sunday. from Lynchburg
and Clifton forse.
$40 A. NJ Except SuDaay, frem Scottsyillo on
Mondays trom bowar3syila.
G:I5P. Daily, from kYRsh plre sna CLIFTON
Forge. JOHN ID. POTTS,
mvo7 Division Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

Daiy. U--Dfnner. N--Nlppfr. .
Ne % makes al local stops. Conncrts az ks-
leigh wth Piedmont airline FOR heh9yiile, T. e.,
and an intermediate points on the western
North Carolina railroad.
No. III has Puliman-bunet Sleepers hicn-
rnond to Atlanta. Connects directly at Atlanta
with N. q A. X. t. TOR Chattanooga. NASHVILLE,
and oil points West. Connects win A. y W. Z.
X. K for Mobile. Montgomery, New Orleans,
and all points Southwest
ARRIVE DAILY.
No 134-A. & w. special, lE45 A. NJ.
No. 7S-Nail and express 6:2S Z. NJ
For tickets. Pullman reservations, Re-. Apply
ut ticket-ofli.e bUd-ssyeet station. Richmond
Transfer Companys, 901 east Main street. and
company once, $50 east Main sPeat.
JOHN c. WINDEk, L. T. MYERS,
General Manager. General Superint
OV. SMITH T. }. ANDERSON,
Trafnc Manager Passenger Agent.
Il. y. BOYk'N. city Pss'Rr Agent. my l2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
The ftfst Lie.

WAvEBLY, VA.
,. . '-r ~ De Dispdtrn
',..,tllthe frst recorded lie? G..
>....-Gouesis M. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

81 ~ El'of II ne DisDd'oi
Nh,tl the area Of field in the shape
@. a. r,mlateral triangle. each side be ~
iti .onrs Yours truly, u. M. N.
L.. s.do n rOds=a;
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YORK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT

YORK RIVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT
TIE FAvoRlTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 10. $40 g. IL
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except S1naay,
stous az all stations Al nestor Manor con-
meets with stage for Wslksrton: With Baltimore
steamer at Wost Point.
TRAIN No. Ii, 4:4j p. Al.
BALTIMORE LIaIlED, daily except sunday
for Nest Point, connecting with ork-Riyer
steamers for Baltimore AZ Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and OHIO railroad for
Washington, Philadelphia. and New 4ors.
Steamers leave baltimore at p. II. daily ex-
iraina fr,Jm " %. roiHsaTriye ct Rich mond at
e.O5 A. NJ. no 4. n, amt so T. 81.
TRAIN no. ~. 1908 4. N.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday, leaves
Twepty.thlrd street for Wost Point and inferno
date points.
ncket-or1ce at station toot Of Virginia street.
Open = A. n. TO T.. N. and from z. NJ %
City tlcket-oElcc-9Ol cas-, Main stree.
T~nf.lc Manager. General Passenger Agent
W II. GRKxS, General Manager.
J. = h. THOMPSON, Superintendent
j. s. POrrs, Passenger Agent 0lo Aain sIless
Richmond, Va 0ySS
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dozens. re.
We have no further information on tho
subject
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EUROPEAN HOTELS

A DELPHI HOTEL, LIVERPOOL.
The Hotel De Luxe Of the North. Telephone
10 every apartment. An tho latest improve
ments, with elegance aud renaement
app-Sul3t
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TLANrlC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TINE TABLE.
Commencing SATURDAY, June II, 1893, at
O:f5 r. NJ, trains ON this road will run as fol-
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT4.SIga,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .cEHss
Y CoNPANYS JANEs-RIVE 9afs<AssisEs
LINE for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, now
port Newe, Cisremont. and Jamcs-blVcr ANU
ingn, az 4 connecting At Old Point ana Horio'A
for Washington. Baltimore. and the N0rtn. 49,,
STEAMER ABEL LEAVES klChMOND
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY All Z A. N.
Electric-cars dilect TO wharf. uoty sloO ofsl-
class, $3.50 round trip. and 81 seooOd-rlass' 20
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point All NeTport
News Music by q Grand Orchestrion.
Freight received daily tor ahoye-nam"i placns
aud al points in Eastern Virginia ana Hor'n
Carolina.
j. W. MCCARRICK, Vice-Presldont,
No. 1ll7 eAst Siam street ana wharf
IRWIN " EIsIGyR, Freight and Passenger AGENT
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AIRLINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
SUNDAY MAY Z, 1893.
s. A. l.. No. '23. No. 'll7.