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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
EASTERN LUNATlC ASYLUM.
Quarterly Meeting of the Board of Direct
or,-Ihe Institution In Fine Order.

Quarterly Meeting of the Board of Direct
ors-Ihe Institution In Fine Order.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
WuI1AMsBURa, Va. January 20.-The
regular quarterly meeting OF tAe Eastern
Insane ASYLUM Directors was held yester-
day. The meeting was presided over by
Captain Terrence McCracken, of Frede-
ricksburg, the other directors present be-
ing DR.. Paulus Irving, of Richmond Mr.
William X. Aylett, of King William; DIR. l..
s. Foster, of Mathews Courthouse Mr..
Thomas T.. Watkins, of Charlotte Court
house, aud Mr.. II. W. Tuggles, o. Black
stone. The superintendent, DR.. James ID.
Moncure. submitted his quarterly report
ending December 81, 1872. The Doctor
made various recommendations, among
which was the betterment OF the electric
light plant.
REPoRT ADOPTED.
The board unanimously adopted the re-
port.
A committee was appointed 70 exam
inc the books. which We're found correct 10
a cent and neatly kept. A large number
of contracts for supplies were given out,
after which the directors adjourned TO
meet April l4th next, when all routine
matters will be disposed of preparatory TO
the general biennial election OF officers.
which takes place next day.
GOOD SKATING.
Mr.. Houston Trevi,lian and Mr.. Ewell
Donegan. two well-known young gentle
men OF our town. performed yesterday the
remarkable feat of skating from Kings
Mill wharf. near here, on the James. TO
Newport News in three and half hours,
distance OF IS miles. Both young gentle
men skated much OF the way over the
channel, where the ice averages eight 10
ten inches in thickness and Is very rough.
In many places the ice Is piled up several
feet, having been broken early in the
freeze by passing steamers and washed up
by the waves. Owing 10 the heavy snow
the skaters returned on the train.
PERSONAL.
DR.. James d. Moncure went 10 Rich
mond this morning 10 attend a meeting of
the Virginia Historical Society, and Colo
nel Randolph Harrison, who has been
spending some time In Hanover county
with his daughter, Mrs. Edmund Rufin.
has returned.
Mrs. Mary Apperson, who for some years
was matron Of the Richmond almshouse,
IL wing dangerously Ill az the residence OF
her brother. Mr.. William ii. + Morocock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
6 ABOVE AT NEWsERNE.
Fair Managers Exercised About the Wea-
A ba


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstch.l
NEwBERNR, January 2O.-Yesterday was
observed by the banks as holiday, but
the weather has about suspended all busi-
ness.
The thermometer has been as low as 6
above zero during the cold wave, but now
stands about the freezing point.
The Fair Association have unusual pre-
partitions for the February exhibition and
are exercised over the weather. The trOt-
ting dog. female balloonist, SO'rmr knit
ting-machine, largest purses ever offered
in the State for fast horses, and the largest
number of entries of fine horses ever
made here are attractions. Only month
for the weather to get in good shape for IT,,
which it is hoped ii will do.
The rivers are all frozen and navigation
stopped. Skaters have crossed the Neuse,
where 1t has not been done in forty-tiye
years.
But few people are aware thai the birth
day OF the immortal Lee has been made q
State holiday. and hence tbs scant OBJ
servance. When the fact is more widely
known we trust TO see II ranked by the
side of that of the Father Of His Country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
Across the Rappahannock in Wagon
tcnrrnarnndoncn nf fhA Richmond Diannfrh.l

fNNIIV0 f17II'I' ~ Vt 'E'7 I''
URBANSA, Va, January l9.-The Kappa
hammock river is a solld sheet OF ice. Two
men. Bennle Thornton and Robert Wood,
left this shore to-day about l O'Clock and
walked across the river to FOWL Point,
returning about o'clock, bringing with
them sufficient evidence that they had
been to the northern shore. The trip was
made upon a wagon by Captain j. II.
lakewood. one Of our enterprising oyster
planters. the distance travelled being
about tve miles. This Is the first time it
has been done IN the writer's recollection.
Fears are entertained that the oysters
on the beds are damaged. Captain d. NJ.
Nelson. q large planter, thinks he will
lose 10000 bushels. The Legislature cut
the season of to 1st April, but 1t seems as
if Providence has cut it off on the LIST of
January. If Hickss prophecy continues to
be true,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
A PROMINENT MAN.
One Of AIbany'S Ablest and Best
Known Citizens.
Som, Interesting Inside History In The Life
Of q BUSINESSMAN.
He Speaks Strongly and
Straight to the Point.

The successes of prominent business
men are always of great interest TO the
people. ,,o,orod
man "a IN trouble through illness, not only
his friends, but all who know him by re-
putation, are deeply interested in bis well
fare. ,,;
businessmen of Albany, n. Y. and is
widely known and highly esteemed as
citizen Of sterling integrity. with the en-
ergy and force of character CHARACTERISTIC
of our American businessmen.
Seen at his home, ~ Park street. ey our
naneris representative, he expressed him.
self in terms of the greatest gratincetlon
that he had escaped possibly most serl-
ous nervous difficulty which might have
Frustrated him. .,,,
u was very nervous" he said; Il could 'I.i
not hold my hands still, especially my IeIt
bond. there was An involuntary contrac-
ton OF the muscles and movement OF the
fingers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
BURGLARS IN PETERSBURG.
Wholesale Grocery and Residence En-
tered-Two Frame Houses Burned.

tered-Two Frame Houses Burned.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspstch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, January 20.-The
wholesale grOcery-house of Messrs John
A. Gin * Brother. on Old street. was en-
tered and robbed by burglars last night
In view of the publicity of the place the
robbery was a peculiarly bold one. Inc
burglars gained an entrance by removing
the wire screen FROM one of the front WIN
lows and then breaking large pane Of
glass. The drawers in the office were
searched but only small amount OF
money was found. The thieves tried TO
make their exit through the rear door, but
was so securely fastened that they Jailed
in the effort to open 10. They LETT as they
had entered. through the broken front
window, and carried away with them
several hams several pieces of salt meat,
lot of coffee and smoking-tobacco.
bucket Of preserves. two buckets OF
candy, and other articles.
BURGLARS DRIVEN AWAY BY LADIES.
About midnight last night Mrs. James
II. Bishop, residing on Hinton street, was
awakened by noise downstairs and. IN
company with her sisters, went down TO as
certain the cause. They found the front
door open and saw "A negro man leaving
tine yard through the front gate. The
door was locked and as these ladies were
returning through the hallway another
negro came out room near them,
walked TO the front door, unlocked 1t, and
in very deliberate manner passed out
INTO the street. The ladies were OF course
very much frightened. but did not lose
their presence of mind. They followed
the thief 10 the door and again locked 1t.
Mr. Bishop is absent III Norfolk.
TWO HOUSES BURNED.
Two small frame dwellings on Cedar
street owned and occupied respectively by
Mary Morse and Mary Ann johnson
tcoloredl were burned this morning about
9 o'clOck. Loss about $500 no insurance.
The department had TO stretch about l,t0O
feet of hose 10 reach the burning build
incs.
About o'clock this morning an alarm
of FIRE was sent from Mr.. George l..
Moody's grocery-store, on Washington
street Some one had trod upon match
living on the floor where some oil had been
spilled. The FIRE blaZed up. but II was for
tuuately extingulshed 10y few buckets OF
water.
PERSONAL
CAPTAIN Davidson has arrived here to as
sume command of the Salvation Army Ia
Petersburg, which has for some time been
without leader. The army has large
building on Hinton street. where they Will
hold services.
Miss Gerue Spiers, daughter Of Mr.. b.
II. SpIers, of this city, was married IN DIN
wlddie county on Wednesday TO MIR. EDDIE
Webb. of tnat county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
Mems Suits and OVeFcOatS.

The remainder OF orr stock Of MEMS
WINTER-WEIGHT WEARING APP
PAREL must be disposed of, and if
money-saving is of any interest to you
you cannot afford to buy elsewhere be-
fore looking over our line.
Look in our window and see the
splendid display of SUITS and OVER
COATS we have placed on sale to sell at
$3.50. You cannot match them any
where in the city for $3.50 to 80 more.
Big reductions in UNDERWEAR.
Big reductions in NECKWEAR.
Big reductions in HATS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
Double Wedding Near warreuton.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
W,BRKNToN. n. c., January 10. A double
marriage took place near here last night at
the residence of Mr.. George W. Booker
The contracting parties were Mr.. W. w.
Williams and Miss Mollie Booker and W..
I. Powell and Miss Mamie Booker, Esquire
Ed. Royster officiating.
Mr.. William Hollomon died last Monday
morning. lie was Is wears old.
Mr.. Il. Is. Rodwell, a young man Just
entering into manhood. died at his home.
near town. TUESDAY, of consumption. He
WAS % wears old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21

WOOD, and the supply will soon be ex-
bausted unless this weather moderates.
Messrs. Harry Wynn and T. L. Walter,
Of Richmond, who are here putting IN the
ncandescent-lights for the Henderson
Electric-Power Company, expect to finish
up this week. Mr.. Walter expects 20 as
sumo control Of the plant when the wiring
is completed.
CARELESS MArI-AuKSTs.
Owing 10 the bad arrangement or negli-
gence in the route-agents the DISPATCH
and ether Richmond mail that ought TO
reach here at Up. NJ. 10 carried by and
brought back the next day, much TO the
annoyance of our people. The post-ofice
observed yesterday as legal holiday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
Getting Fish Through the Ice.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST PoINT. Va, January 20-The Mat
taponi presented o curious appearance this
morning. A number OF men and boys
were out on the river with hatchets, axes.
and shovels digging through the ice. for
Ash. Nothing but alewives were taken.
Some OF the fish were frozen in the ice,
and others were alive but torpid. The
snow is three inches thick on the ice, and
therefore there Is no skating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
Mr.. JefrerIes Dead In Alabama.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
CBAR1oTTFsvIILY. Va, January 20.-A
telegram has been received by Mr.. Is. L.
Jefferies announcing the death on Tues
dav last at Fort Payne. Ala, If his only
brother, Mr.. John ". Jefleries. His fune-
raj and burial took place at his adopted
home Yesterday. Deceased was IN the 42d
year of his age and leaves a wife and two
children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21

INATN NJ. u VI =
LOCAL RXPRFs@, GsUy -...
Stops az all stations. SO Les.r
meets with stage f0r Waikart,l
steamer at " et Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
THE HOLMES COMET SEEN AGAIN.
Remarkably Bright and Has Changed In
CoIor-DecidedIy Blush.
Ispeciel telegram to the Dispatch.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. January 2O.-Ihe
night al the Leander Mccormick Observe
tory. and bad become so bright as TO be
visible to the naked eve. appearing like a
very faint star. In addition to its re-
markable change in brightness II has I'M
dergope q change in color. On Monday 1t
had a reddish tinge. while last night 1t was
decidedly blush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
e.w. TAYLOR RETURNS THE CHECKS
His Accounts All Right, But His strange
Disappearance UnaccOunted For.
rsnecitl telegram 10 the Dispat.n.l

INpeCltI teIeRrhN 10 IUe UItVHIIH'I
SALEM, VA. January 20.-E. W. Taylor,
paymaster at the Salem Furnace, whose
mysterious disappearance and reported
shortage were published yesterday, has
returned by mail TO the furnace company
all the missing checks, and his accounts
are said TO be all right now. No reason Is
ASSIGNED for his strange action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
A BIG TOWN ON PlNeY RIVER.
Plentiful Supply of Ice-Appiioants for
Postmaster-Miss TaIIaferro n Native.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
TOWNSVILLE, Va, January 20. Where is
Lowesville. anyway! | hear your feaIeIS
exclaim. Well, II is in Amherst and Mel
son, on either side of Piney river. aud 10 q
huge place in the estimation OF ITS some
thing less than 100 inhabitants.
Everybody who had an ice-house has
filled II. and those who had none are de-
vising other means of preserving the beau
tifui ice so plentiful now.
There are two applicants for the post
office here-Mr. Isaac Hite. present Deputy
Postmaster. and Mr.. James X. Ware.
Mr.. Eugene Flippen, an ex-Confederate
soldier, died here recently. He sacrificed
a leg 20 the Lost Cause.
Miss Julia Taiaferro, who recently
created favorable impression on the
stage in Italy. is a native OF Amherst;
She was born at Fairvlew, the beautiful
home Of her father, near this place, aud
finer character old Amherst has never pro-
duced. She will ennoble and adorn
much-abused profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
TO EVERY DWELLING.
RALEIGH RELIEF COMMITTEES DOING
GREAT AND GOOD WORK.
2s Below Zero nj syIva-Lcgisiative Pro-
ceedtngs-wiison's Trial Set Tor
March-Negroes Convicted.
Special Telegram 70 tho Dispstch.l

ISpeclhl tetcRfam W ho Oh'R"s~H'l
RALEIGH, N. c.. January 2o.-The RELIEF
committees are to-day making visitation
10 every dwelling in the city. II Is the
greatest work ofthe kind ever undertaken
here and under the most extreme difncui-
ties, since the great depth OF the snow
makes walking very laborious. ~.
There has been some doubt expressed as
to the fact that the temperature went be-
low 20 degrees below zero IN this State
but there is complete evidence that IN
Madison county it went to q below and at
Sylva 10 % below. =,
Governor Carr finds the Executive Man.
sion remarkably bare of furniture.
ADJUSTED.
To-day the loss caused by the burning OF
tie cotton-mills at Swepsonville. Ala
nance county, was adjusted by the ten In
surance companies holding the risks. The
amount paid Is some $4,000. IL Is de-
cided that the mills, which are owned by
the Falls-of-Neuse Manufacturing CON-
pany, will be rebuilt.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In the Senate to-day the principal bills
introduced we're TO incorporate the Bsnk
of Weldon; 20 incorporate the Atlantic
ana ODiO railway 10 prevent tuS epicou va
contagious diseases; to provide for the
complete collection of agricultural stats
tics: to incorporate the William j.. Saun-
ders Historical Society.
The bill TO make per cent. the legal
rate of interest was discussed in spirited
style and was made the special order for
next Wednesday. The principal bills In
PRODUCED in the House were: To create 0
State board Of pardons and TO restore 10
railways the right 10 issue passes. there
was two hours discussion, al times quite
heated, Of the bill to better secure the col
lection OF agricultural statistics, and hnal-
ly II was tabled. En-.
Governor Carr to-day made reguisition
on the Governor of Texas for. Hugh II.
Garmany, who is wanted at Asheyille foI
larceny.
B.ILED IN $500.
Ohio Wilson was taken before the Supe-
rior Court TO-DAY. HIS trial was set for
the March term OF the Wake court. and be
gave bond in $500 for his appearance then.
The trial of the ten negroes here for IN
timidation of Democratic negroes and not
in New Light township. on. electlon-day'
resulted this afternoon IN the conviction
of eioht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21

$50 $50 ?. ~ ~ From Atlanta allA.-.
/ SO A. NJ. From Amoll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
DEATH OF MIS-. LAURA MOODY.
Registrar Before United states
Comtnissioper--A ocking- Main Ended.

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstch.i
DASvIILy, Va. January %. "A letter was
received here to-day announcing the death
at Waynesville. N. c.. of Mrs Moody, for
merly Miss Laura Crews, of this city.
MIR. s. ID. Womack, registrar for the
First Ward, was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Coleman to-day,
charged with violation Of the Federal:
election laws. The case was continued till
tomorrow.
W. ID. and y. V. Carter, recently on trial
in the Pittsylvania County Court for arson.
have been acquitted. The young men are
we'll connected and the case excited much
interest.
LYNCHBURa THE VICTOR.
A number Of sporting men have Just
concluded an interesting cocking-mai In
Henry county yesterday. The contest
was between Danville and LynchburR, re-
sultiug in q victory for Lynchourg by q
score Of 20 6.
Mr.. Jean Livingston. from Amsterdam.
n. Y, died Of the Home Tor the Sick yes
terday. Deceased was picked up on the
street several days ago III helpless condi-
tion aud sent to the home by the City
Physician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21

These figures show that about one third
of the shipments went to Richmond.
There are now large quantities of tobacco
IN the prize houses awaiting shipment.
This is adjudged o good showing for a
market only Is months old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
MORE SERIOUS THAN PARrRloeEs.
Suffering and Death OF Human Beings
soup-Bouse Established.

soup-Uouse Established.
fcoTesponaenceO OF the Rishmond Dlspatchl
HENDERSON. n. c.. January 20.-Sports-
men are carrying around petition asking
that no more cartridges or rabbits be
killed this season. This Is all very well,
but grayer matter interests our people
lust nOw-the preventing of suffering aud
death % human beings. The allowance
made by the town authorities for daily 70.
lief Is found TO be inadequate. and the
commissioners this morning were dis
enssing the advisability Of establishing a
eoup-house and dormitoYy Tor the better
comfort Of the ind,gents. They are tho.
roughly alive 10 the situation and VIII
psevenfSufering where possibis.
Oouatja people are bringing W bot little
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21

'Daily
Train - - umted sat ~. .A'.
N an Buffet Srep.as- rr"
addition g. r rst-.Ia,5 l~t tFe ~
Pullman cAr fare.
sTCPPISo-FL'.a-
Nos. H. n. A.. s.. aul .i
Nos. Il, %. 80, 80, 30. i3. f.t
nal a. Asnchsstrr. IrFarY ..
Chester. Noe. 33. 80, %, all 81
signal AZ al stations
Pullman Palace hlTf
through trains ca Train 500. f.
iDE-Cars tetweea klehGcnl t-
IN addition 70 tho atogs
THE NEW YORK AND FiOa.'
coa.is,ing Of yestbuie Pullman ID"
Richmond folth b0sn 4. ~. D.
dsys Mecussfays. ami tg 4l'-.
Petersburg ;nOrth hound' s. ''
tays, Thursdsys ahd sstGiai-
charged ca this uain.
NEW LINE TO ATiANlA"'
Leaving glchmoai gtS 4. ~.
rtvtng a. Weldon a. 1910 a. u, 8
At 8 4. N. ga :. A. = lar-
Richmond - Welipn ani W-.i1i 3.
THe ONLY ALI~RAlL l4SE
RlcAnoud 1900 An. norfolk
Rich mood. 1915 y. n. Nor.o.A.....
Norfolk. $50 4. n. klchm .i
Norfolk 400 Y. a. kic1uithi "a,
The trains leaving ki,hfnoui .. 7
Norfolk al 4 Y. u. are sold ifa'ls t
tao points. and passenger ~ $50 Do
change Of cara Nllss cpunccflols AZ i.
nd Ps,ersIurs BY TIE 3: 10 L. n. asa
| trains from ktchn9nd 20 NoficlA' t..I
Trains leaving Rlchmoni 81 \ ~ ~ =
M. and lf:3O T.. N. and arriving ~ t..ss
l at $50 4. NJ. :: u Y. NJ, AMI 2. = ..,4fl,
| counacsi0n AZ Fuie,s.usg % 22d lfe-'
n. NJ. SULLY, saosf'9 -.
| Rr.D NyrxS 0saersl supsfiaseaI '- "a
4. u kNxxsos, fr&1ic MANAGER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHN IND, BROAD,
STREET STATION.
E,ARMYILLE AND POWHATAN
l. RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 703 EAST MAIN STREET

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DRC. 20. 1892.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1920 =. VI. va Aslantic Coast Line for FarmVilis
and all points west Of Chester.
i2:45 r. NJ. Rienmoni and Danvills for
farmvllo and all points west u
koseley.
Oils A. NJ va Atlantic Cosss Line for 0chre
and Bermuda.
AhHIyk RICHMOND.
s:45 A. N. yea Richmond and Danyille nom
farmvllle and all points west Il
hosslsy. fh
1890 A. N. eta Atlantis Coast Line from Farm
viiie aud all points we-t u Chester.
2:15 r. n. rsa Atlantic Coast Line from Bee.
mudA and Ocnre.
Al trains daily except sunday.
Tickets 90 sale and baggage checked through
~ oo1 Main street. kieaiaond and pknvlile de-
boa. on Union Depot II. r. WILSON,
GsAefal Pssssneeg AGENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
B.ILED IN $500.
DO Wilson was taken before
- n 4..ot ..
MOI GULLY OF MURDER.
Provisions and Fuel for the Poor-Rich-
mond Gets the Most Tobacco.
,cor-o.non,oncn a. thn Richmond Disp,tch.l

fCor-esponi ence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.I
GREENvIrLr. n. c., January 19.-This
morning the Jury in the case of q. b.
Broxton, charged with murder, returned a
verdict of nos guilty.
Acting Mayor Charles Skinner called the
Town Council and citizens together to-day
to take steps to relieve the suffering. A
committee appointed by the Mayor, CO.
operating with committee OF Kings
Daughters, are distributing large quanti-
ties of provisions and fuel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
old DO NJ / y | o y
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

- A - - ~ - ~ ~ - ~
r. " STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rntwrrnryy J 5lTr FOR NEW
steamer ell sayS k ksn2 @.
y DAY. AND FRIDAY az . O'Clock
PM Manifest closed ono hour before sailing
time -. n,--,o ,r.-.,.
pt.er tor Richmond every MONDAY. WE'D
NFSDAY. AND SAT URDAl az T. arriving
in Richmond MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodates unsurpassed.
Cabin fare % New York QDc!ullns meals AMI
BERTH 90 James-riyer r0lte ...........t . 90
kound-tr1p tickets, limited 10 thirty days
after date Ot issue .........-... ..-.-...- ~ w
Storage fare, With sIb5steDce.....-.-.- y w
Storage fare, without SUBSISTENCE. , W
Cabin fare pi0 Che-q peake and ONO rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tickets limited % four days. y %
Round-trip tickets dimted 10 tnifty
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond transfer
COmpanys, g0l east Main street: Chesapeake
and Ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depoi~
and at tho company's Office, 1901 Main street,
and wharf. Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF ladins
issued Tor points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until . T. VI. .
Passengers leaving RichmOnI on MONDA1N,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana eAI II
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway ga
Newport News atgA A. N. AMI by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad tsamo daysl az . A. N.
will make connection az NORFOLK with sto1n'
er leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN 3 CO., Agents,
No 1901 Main street.
Ulo and comganys wharf, kOckeuA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
Y0RK-RIYER LINE, nas ,
Tue FAyOKITR ROUTE 81.
LEAVE RICHNONr

TRAIN so. 3D., y.I
LOCAL HXPRFsS GsUy -....
Stops az all stations. 40 Le..
meets with stage for Waikart,l
steamer at Woes Point
TRAIN Na. i1. 90.
BALTIMORE LIMITED dt.y .l
for West Point, cDnr@efiry
steamers Tor Baltimore. Az I.
connect with Baltimore ans O.
Washington. PhradelphiA ana 500
steamers leave Baltimore
cept Sunday.
Trans arrive AZ htchmgui '..4
iO.iO 4. ".
TRAM SO. g. E.l ..n
LOCAL MIXED. daily et-r.f
Twenty-thirl atroe- los "et .a.
date points
ricket-oGico ~ station i0H. NJ ,... ..
open \ A; NJ 20 T.. 81 alI ... NJ.
city icEetonlee-ooi .e... s,a
franc Manager. General Pas.
". II. GEEEN, Gensrai Htlte..
j. = r. lIuHF-r., ~Ilrr.l.e.
j. :. P0Tr', pe"eug.r q s......
Richmond. Va.
DICHMOND. FHTDIBI
IL AND POTOMAC EAf....
commouciDg JAN lAHi Do ir..
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