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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Opening of the seventeenth Annual Con-
venton-Committeesa and Report.

GREryspoRo. n. c., Aug. 23.-The Seven
teenth Annual Convention of the Sunday
School Association of North Carolina con-
yened in the first Presbyterian church last
NIGHT. President Burkhead not being
present. Vice-presldent Ramsey Of Sails
bury. called the meeting to order. The
ministers of this city warmly welcomed
the visiting Sunday school workers; Dr.
j. Rumple, of Salisbury. responded IN
short talk. DIR. Rumple was the tirst pres
idant of the first Sunday school conven-
ton ever held III North Carolina. Dr;
Worden, a distinguished Sundays school
worker from Philadelphia, was then called
upon and he delivered most interesting
address on the Relation OF the sunday
School to the Church"
COMMITTEES.
The following committees were then
announced:
Resolutions: Rev. W. r. Coppedge,
chairman. DIR. j. Rumple, Thos. III. John-
Nominations: Prot. F. S. Blair, chair
man. DIR. j. l.. Nicholson, S. l.. Adams.
Enrolment Algernon s. Barber, chair
man. J. w. Causey, Lee L. Blair.
Auditing: Chas. IL. Ireland, chairman.
J. NJ. Beatty, Prof. +. W. Alderman.
Order of Business: ). A. Kerr, chair
man. j. Il. Mendenhall, Rev. W. NJ.
Curtis.
A sunrise prayer meeting was held at
six o'clock this morning.
REPORTS RECEIVED.
The regular business of tho dny was
taken up this morning at eight o'clock.
Reports from eighteen districts were then
heard. most of which are very interesting.
Prof r. :. Blair, State Sunday school
organizer. made his annual report. The
report was full OF interest, and motion
was adopted thanking Prof Blair for bis
efficient services. The executive CON.
mittee's report was read by Mr.. Watts, of
Durham. A committee consisting OF Profs.
" l. Alderman. J. A. Biyans. Lee L.
Rla;r DR.. J. II. Smith. Rev ". II. Curtis,
was appointed 10 consider the advlsablllty
of a Normal Training Sunday
work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-24
SECOND DAYS CHATAUOUA.
Special Long Service and Discussion OF
sunday-schooI Music-Other Affairs.

RALEIGH. n, c.. August 23,-The sec
onI DAVIS session of the North Carolina
State Baptist Sunday-School Chatauqua,
at Mt. Vernon Springs, was opened to-day
with PRAYER by Rev. w. B. Morton. OF
Louisburg. L. NJ. Allen. of Riedsville, and
others, illustrated kindergarten methods
of teaching, and w. A. Albright delivered
an address on how TO hold young peoplo
in the Sunday-schools. n. Is. BroughtOn,
of Raleigh. presided during an hours ses-
sion. when questions of all kinds were
asked and answered There was special
song service and discussion or Sunday
school music. J. +. WIlburn, OF Fayette-
VILE, illustrated the best method OF teach
ING boys. The formal address OF the day
was on The Teachers Preparation, ana
was delivered by editor +. l., hilliard, OF
the Scotland Meek DsmOcrGf. The sermon
was preached by Rev. W. B. Oliyer, Oh
Wilmington.
ANNUAL SALE.
The fourth annual sale of horses at FAIR
view farm, this city, will be held Nov. 9
Seventy-fiye horses, all blooded, Will be
DISPOSED of. This II the most important
annual horse sale south OF Virginia. Inc
farm has. In thirty days. sold three colts
for 81 100; two going 70 Texas, and INTO
South Carolina. NJ,
mond and Washington. One hundred ana
fifty persons left here. and 100 joined at
Henderson, having gone from Durham.
The excursion was over the Seaboard AR
Line.
Nr. W. W. Hall, Secretary to the state
Bureau of Labor Statistics. and editor OF
the Roanoke Ne,cs isqulte sick with fever
at Weldon.
Rev. ID. b. Black. one of the oldest Pres
byterian preachers IN the State, has died
at his home in Pender county. Ho was
born IN Moore county. and was 80 years OF
age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-24

Mr.. W. B. Williams. of the firm Of Will
liams Il King, of Raleigh, n. c.. IS IN this
cttt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

rstor IA Hon. W. W. Baker, OF Chesterneid; INC
sssos.iation will remain In session severei dhls.
Key. w. u. Tralnham, pastoe sof cowarain W
Avenue church, " spending nis sacauoh "Nn "'
Miss Eta syrle and Miss Juliet stranse. .,
Richmond arc the guests OF Misses aattie aho
CorInue Iseman. OF Manchester.
Rev Joseph Dean. Of Suffolk, formerly pastof
n, tse BaInbr!dge.Sneet baptiat church,
preached at salem church, In chesterheia' sun
day. .,..,..... ,-n, hoa
been auite SICK for several weeks, exrocts 10 10
able 70 come 10 Richmond In few days.
PERSONAL AND BRigY MENTION.
Tn. work Of putting IN the new iron culvorts
a, sevcotn and Hull streets has been completed
and Is n great Improvement 20 the street.
Miss saiIie Turpin, OF this city. ia visiting Mrs.
=. V. Cogbii, a. Chesierueld Conrinouse;
Mr. frank Robertson ana wife, OF this city, are
visiting relatives 81 Chesterfield Courthouse.
NJ Lewis Yaden II very III with typhtod-fever
a. tue residence OF Mr.. w. l.. Porter, on Eighth
street.
the residence OF DIR. I. j. Cheatham. at Chester
ncd Colrtnou9c.
Misses seIne aud Eilon Droadnax have re-
turnod from ait to Miss LILY Wells, near
/ Chesterfield Courthouse.
Mr.. Thomas Chcatham, OF Chesterfield Court
house. IL sick.
Miss Pearl Flournoy. Of Church Hill, Is visit
| ing frispds In Chesterfield.
Miss Jessie Moody. OF this city Is visiting
| friends at Clover Depot.
Nr. D. i. TOney. vile. and family. aud Mr..
| John ltidor have COMO 20 Powaatan county.
West-End Methodist Sunday school carried
| quite largo crowd on their picnic yesterday.
The Council Committees on Light and Streets
met last night and transacted routine business
| Tho Street Committee deferred action upon n
| proposition from Mr.. John &. Robertson TO lay
! sewer pipe Ia the city. The special committee
appointed to recommend city scaVenger hetd
secret meeting last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

Sweeney. the iiveryman. Mr.. swcency was not
prcscb, aud the care was continued uhui tno
t2gh instant.
ire cssss OF A. NJ. Browneii Of tho Commer-
cial Hotel. AMI Wright & Pollard, charged vita
keeping their saloons open ana selling iilnor on
eqrd~y. were postponed. tue former untl frls
day ana the iat,or unsi today. William Rue-
gor. III A. sulmpf, John VI. Kyall. and Younger
loytng. reported for the sans offence, were
fined ser each. ,
watcn ron, Al. r. Cotfreii. wiz be given hear
IA. tnie morning The same action was taken
IA the raeo of Charles Jackson lcolofedD,
charged with beating Nellie Pcnn.
John r. Roach. charged with cutting ana
wonndins Lepis Lambert with q saw. was given
n hearing aud sont on TO the grand jury. me
charge against the Two for nghting was us
missed. THIS row, Il will be renlembe.ed, va.
the result u tho Objectionable visits OF Lambert
20 koach's house
James Lewis (coloretO, charged with the lar
ccny OF a razor belonging 10 John smlth ano Vi
two yatorme.ons from Morgan Hlliinrd was
sent on 10 tho grand jury OF the Hustings Colr.
ia both cases. There was anctner cbaKe
against jim Of creating and being engageo " a
riot July 3ist This case was cJnunueu un'h
tho 18TH. la,
Andrew Rocker, young negro charged WIN ~
meeting n riot IN excursion trhln OF tno
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud foioila . Ip III
way July 5il. wss turned over 10 O0hs'oOio
MOsby, OF Henrlco county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
pronerfy TraOaferg.

Richmond: Andrew Brown and vile 70 Sarah
p, wife q James Nelson, % ieet on nortn side
Clay street between Harrison and Norton,
81 .s65; Ellen V. Conway to Warwick & Carson,
lot on south sids Baker street near Shook s
alley, s100: FIRST National Bank 10 Agnes A.
luncheon, l72a feet on east side Second street
between Clay and Leigh, $500; A. g. Males
executor 10 John l. Williams, % feet on Grace
street southwest corner Fourth. $4,000; Rich
mond Perpetual Bullding Loan and Trust Com
pany 70 Edward j. Price, 10 feet on east SIDE 4
JoDn street between Hill and orange, $3.50; s.
=. Royal and wife 10 Cora l., wife OF Hiram L.
Gates, 20 feet on west side Reservoir street be-
tween Main and Cary, s1,70S; Warwick q Car
son 10 Charles II. ard Isabella Brooks, 10y on
south eide Baker street near Shocks alley,
S21S.75. -
HenricO: Anna LIsk 70 Ida VI. Cordley, 30
feet on north side Washington street near
BakoT, 5000; b. +. Turner and wife 10 Thomas
Ryland SO ioet In DuvnPs addition, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
RoYsTsR's CASE POSTPONED.
4 Big Mob OF Negroes Disappointed
saioon-keepers Fiped-Oihsr Cases.

bG mop OF Negroes Dtsappoin led
ssioon-keepers fined Other Cases.
A seething mass Of Afro merleanism nl,ei
the Poiice-coart room yesterday morning. and
thorc was blood In the eyes Of many who occu-
pied front seats beyond the lswyers' circle. Tho
occasion for the vast outpouring was the general
impression among the Jackson-Ward citizens
thai the Justice would examine the case OF
Joseph Register, tho pegio charged with
itl0niously assaulti1g and cutting hrs wife,
Bette kOyster, with intent 70 main, dts
able, disngure, and KIN her. CON-
piote story Of Registers attack upon hts
spouse, and Of the subsequent attempt Oh
inc part Of an infatuated tiacx mob 10 lynch
BIN Was published in yesterdays DIsfAfca.
many Of those in evurt Dot twelve hours botore
we're anxious for the scalp q tue would
DO wife mordefer, bat they kept re-
msrkabie quiet wbiie under tho eurseiilance
OF the eagis-eyed expounder Of oQui'y. Die
appointment vas. however, IN store for the
eager spectators. ~ the coxrt Gmpiy called all
khe Witnesses ana Recognised them Tor appear
encs Saturday morning, sbsn tho preliminary
tpvostig stion viii be made. rhis was dtne be-
cause She soean was net abe ~ appear. The
slmshouse pbysi.iao who dressed her wourd
stated thst shs wss bot dangerously hurt, al
though the gssh across her breAst Was quits en-
ag1V and psihiul ono.
d xdwsrd ca1ois,As vslLknown cAbnsn. wss
ShasGse Win e0isosy stsssss Janss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

ARvsryAD's ADMINISTRATORS vs. COLES ExGcU-
Tons &c.-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or CHARLES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY
" ATERANDSM

during the recent fire next door, must
be sold at once.
We are sacrificing our OWN we'll
made and perfect-ftting clothes-selling
them at prices absolutely less than the
cost of materials. There's no money in
it for us, but we are selling because we
must.
The whole building will need re-
modelling from top to bottom, and the
time in which We have to dispose of the
goods is so very limited that We must
move them just as rapidly as it possibly
can be done.
Never has good clothing been sold at
such sacrifice, but you understand the
situation. You have an opportunity
now and YOU had better take advantage
OF it. If you don't you'll regret it.
If your boy needs a suit now's the
time to get one at price which will
astonish you.
Every suit in this department MUST
BE SOLD.
We expect to be crowded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

s. A. L. No. 80. / No. s27.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

A charter has been granted in the CITY Circuit
Court to the security Industrial Llfe-lnsurance
Com pany, the capital stock Of which shall not
bo loss than 81 900 nor more than $4,000,
divided INTO shares of SO oacn. The company
il also empowered to hCi such real estate as
may be pledged TO 1t Tor debt or convenient
transaction OF its business. Tho officers Tor tho
first year are T. II. Lewis, president; william
Isaac johnson, vice-pres'dont: +. I. jenkins,
treasurer, AM Il. p. Vandervall, secretary. The
above and >. j. Giipin are named as directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
LosT. srmArED> AND RoUnD.
HOJELs.
--NN>>~>>~0~~Nc~NN SNNc~NO~NoOo~oNNO~N'~,~>
HOME FOR SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
THE ROCHESTER,.
FIRST-CLhsS SEW EUROPEAN HOTEL,

WITH GAZE,
CORNER TWENTY-THlnD STREET AND
SOUTH PARK AVENUE, CHICAGO.
In The choicest residence district, overlooking
Lake Michigan. Halt block from 1wsnty-ss-
oond-street depot, Illinois Central railroad, main
lino to Worlds Fair, With cable streei-cars With
in two blocks, reaching fair bnsinoss district. or
theatres In few minutes; 5-cent fares House
has mcda.n Observation-Disclosures. electric
lights, baths, etc, for comfort aud convenience
Moderate charges Family parties, clubs, or
others visiting the fair can Obtain terms for
single or suites on either European or American
plan. iy 27-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Hacks, Horses, and Harness.

An Injunction was granted by Judge Ingram,
Of Manchester, IN tn C1ancerY Court OF this
city yesterday, eljOiniug and rest aiming
Thomas +. Turner and others from any way dis
p1siug OF or transferring two hacks, four horses,
and Two sets of harness all OF which arc desig-
pated) In tho hands OF II. G.. Carter. Judge In
gram also appointed sheriff John I. Hughes re-
ceiver Of these effects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

The DISPATCH Of tomorrow will contain. in
full, the grafton TO be delivered at the Worlds
Fir today (vIrginia-Day) by the Hon. John w.
Daniel: also, the address Of General Fiiz Lee,
the ods Of tie occasion by Rev. Beverley d.
Tucker, &c, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
PERSONAL
mo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

V1O WHOM II MAY CONCERN -
Il Take notice that the undersigned who has
duly qualified as Administrative % p. b. DRAM
otherwise BENZ AMIN b. DRAM, deceased, I'M
der the laws OF the STATE o. New Jersey. in witch
STATE, at kockaway, sGii Gece1ent was DON'T
c,.ed az tho da.e OF cts death, viii no personal
representative having qualified upon the estate
o. the said decedent within the State OF Virginia.
move up Ter section 2627 OF the Code Of virginia
the Circuit Court OF Richmond CITY on MONDAY,
the 30th day Of OctoOer, 1893. TO direct the trans
feg 10 such person or persons as the undersigned
may direct 10 SHARES OF Tnn CAPITAL
STOCK or THE Virginia STATE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. a corporation creaiot by
the STATE OF Virginia. Standing IN tho name OF
her said oec0jsnt on tho books OF said corpora
ton (whIch pcOks are KEPT at it's principal Office
in said city OF Ricnmond) and represented by
Certtficate No. 215. dated May 22. 1874. In the
name OF her said decedent; aad h$ogiss OF SO
SUARtS OF THE CAPITAL STOCK or THE
STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA, q corporatian
created by the State OF Virginia. standing IN tn
name Ct her said decedent on the books OF said
bank (which books are kept AZ its principal Of
Gee In The said city OF Ricnmondl and reprr-
ssnted by the following cersincatezin the uams
OF her SAID decodent-yiz-: Nc. 2e4 for 10
shares; No. 500 for 10 shares; No, :;3g fer 3
shares; No. Sal for 8 shares; No. Alt for
share, and No. $50 for I share.
C0RNRLIA A. ORAN.
Administrative Of benjamin. b. Dram, decsasad4
BY COKE 4 fioksxLLs Her attorney
y IL WsAx3N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Y0RK-RIVER LINE,vn wEsrPoINT
THE FAyORITE ROUTE NORrH
RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No. 10, $40 p n.
LOCAL EXPRESS, datly except Sunday. stops
at all stations. At Lestor Manor connects with
stage Tor Taikerton: with Baltimore steamer at
West Point.
TRAIN No. 10. 4:45 T. ".
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday
for West Point. connecting with IOrk.kiyor
steamers Tor Baltimore. At baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tor
Washington, Philadelphia, and New YORK.
steamers leave Baltimore at D y. 81. daily ex-
cent sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive at Richmond
at O:O5 A. ~, 1910 A. A., and S:15 p. ii.
TRAIN No. Al, 5:O3 A. NJ.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday, leaves
Twenty-inird street FOR West Point and inter-
mediate points
leaves at $50 A. Al.
Iicket-oflce at station foot Of Virginia street
Open A. NJ 10 o r. NJ. and FROM 7. n. to
1880 A. ".
City ticke,-onice-9ol east Main street.
SOL. HAAS, ". A. TURK,
Traffic Manager. General Passenger AgoAt.
VII. GREEN, General Manager.
j. :. X. thompson, superintendent
j. s. Potts, Passenger Agent, 80 nain street,
Richmond, Va. ~ %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

By virtue OF the above DEGREES, as special COM
missioner appoioted thereby and as
iruste, in decd OF trust Of record Ia the CLERK
once OF Charles City, bearing date 50 day OF
October, 1870, / will offer for sale at public
auction, az Charles City Courthouse. on
17Ta DAY OF AUGUST, 1893,
tbs. being County Court day, the TRACT OF
LAND CALLED BR0ADNKX," containing by
actual survey 500 ACRES. Bounded BY iona
hunt creeg, by tho lands known - hotse
BRIDGE, CLARKE, Bay-Stacs, ana baWNn ;, hn,
separated from Tomahund tract % a nne oi
marked trocs. There are abo1t loO acres %
valuable open land on this tract, and the Daiahce
ia in timber. II Is estimated that there can DO
now cut from this land 1000 ties ana o'ooO eOtus
Of wood. "a,
,s mot made TOR the same, it will be then o1ere
in two tracts OF 400 acres each, separated oy
line running north and soutn thst par, be s 20
Tomahund creek being frst offered. III sold IN
two tracts n right OF way through the nrst tract
to Iomahund creek will be reserved tor the pur-
chaser Of the second tract.
After the above sale or sales shall then orer
tho FERRAY TRACT, containing 200 AChhS.
THIS lies Immediately on the ChickAhominy
river. and, IN addition 20 rs many other ad-
yantages, "a exceedingly valuable AS Eshory.
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash 90 pay ex-
pensos Of sale and the tax cost OF the e1lt In
which these lands are sold, these amounts 10 90
prorated among the purchasers; balance on a
credit OF one and two years. bonds IN equal
amount 10 De given TOT tne creub Ga'turhts
with approved security and title retained until
purchase money bonds are fully paid
X. L. HENLEY,
Substituted Trustee and Special COMMISSIONS.
~ For further particulars address H. l..
HENLEY. Attorney az Law, Williamsburg, Va.
ARwIsryADs ADMINISTRATORS vs.. COLES ENGcU-
TORS. &c.-IN THE CIKcUIT COURT or CHARLES
CITY.
/, G. G. Waddll, Clerk Of said court. certify
that bOui aud security IN the penalty % sA2,uop
as required in TIE abOye-stvled suit, mas oeen
executed BY X. l.. Henley, special commissioner
aud substituted trustee, and "a now on ME IN my
ONCE.
(,iyon under my hand this 9TH day OF Febru-
ary, 1902. CHARLES c. WADDILL,
~ f0W4t Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
A.MLAND TRAIN.
RI + : :. w Eati9Ib2y3l!@l2l
e. .-....1

rL-.1JULa ~ EFfsoI Jl.4 l..
LEANE hIChlipND, bNRD-sIn.hI PTS.
300 A. NJ. Daty-k.cAmoniaal
IIblLED LlMltLD .a.F.
io,k l:-J 4. -. -t4r. . o.. %
tet.1Irs, Narclis, -lt
600 A. u. Daily tue CHICAGO ..tH-
Tor Lyn luurg, t-a .-..
FocaEJutls, AeluIt, d. 4
and tnirake. p 5000
sleeper S0gi1.x % lI.4. taI
change. CoAue-ts ef f' H.s n
Durham. loun3-.a .. '. t.n
Minston-~aion. caf '.h
stations NiGHfll 80 .
Is.15P.M. Daliy Tor Noaal,.. l..- e.
t-Sf. Bristol. lu d.
and West riH Essi
guia and Georgia fl ....
car Petersburg H
Pullman sleeper
phis go hu0KVl. ..
aOosa, aui tLrI..l .-
hirnmJnd 90 LyB .alt
SHOP. ". Daily ior Norfolk ~4
termrdiato stdtil. .. -
tOlk $50 J.. u.
500 p. NJ. DAily. afuys NarQ.z '
lI:JOP. 81. DAILY Tor kofu-k'. in.
iaski. End bietY,
Roanoke s:-5 A.. 81 t.
t0nand CLattalo'gt
man nlsol.rs l,.4u|t
Memphis. ana NHr
ing-car attached. Al.
PoeghDn ..s. i.i4i.l. '..
Cnncn-haUcY l.Y.f..n
Louisville sut ssa..rr
and Na.hVtlio r1ilfU4t
also Tor Bprky N.4a. -
lions Niustor-~s.rT. f,
PULLMAN PALACESLEsfa I'D. .-.."
MOND aud LNNCUBl kG r.9if
at . 2. NJ; also Pullman scyp9-
Bristol. .....l
Trans arrive Richmond from If
tho Wes, daily $50 a. 81, -.tI b. t.
pm. From Norfolk aul tl1 tfs..
900 p. NJ, and YestiDuici Lim'.
Is. Woo. .l...
Di.lri.. il-.fr. 't
HB.ti.
General pa.s.... NJ
Gennrnl ONCE. ROanukr. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION a.r;z,r

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION e4Ir.,
CoAPA NY's JANES-RIyRR '21lzexzt-a .36fs
LINE for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Ola Point, New
port News, clcremor,. and dance RIVER land
inss, ar 1 connecting al. Old Point aud Norfolk
Tor Washington, Baltimore. sud the North.
STEAMER -, = uUS IL s LEAVES RICH siOND
LIVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,. AND
FRIDAY AT 2 4. NJ.
klectssc-cars dhect 20 wharf. Fare et.7a.
el.5o, and IL 10 Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old Point,
ana Newpors Newa Music by Grand Or
chestrion.
freight received daily for sbovs-named places
Carolina.
EDWARD Il. BARNEY, IRWIN wElSlGER,
President tupeyinfeneent.
General unices: Planters Baax huiidinr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
DICHMOND. FREDFNIC.---

DICHMOND, FREDFBlC.~
HI AND POTOMAC kAlLaJfl..
commencing JULY =, lo9A Easter. s.
time.
5:45 A. NJ, leaves ByrI.s.r,e. e,... ...
except SUNDAY. A....
NAslIugtya go -Il D. al.
more. liz r.. 49,. Ir..
3:4s r. H.; NeN DIS.
1900 noon, leaves BFri-et,..f .f..
stops Only 40 3D.
Milford, frnjeU ..I
ana NloWatar
iuglon al 3.4I T. 3D..
J:2i L.. n. t..
+. w.; New l... 7!
Also cuunecus 90
:E41 l.. -. dairy .rI..
umore. 1853 D. d., r.t
pbia $50 T. o., IrI
sIOnai limited F. D.
cars aui PruE--... .. r.-..
0ininC-c1r', l-.t..r
daily arriving 20
NJ. and NnR I Hr. |
7;15 P. NJ, leaves byri.s,r e... -.
sleeping ltI
l0rS ant Na-U...'
phia. Stops cub ~.
we'll. Ml'1ru,
brooke. gul h.te.l r.
other stations gH fI.
a. Washington
Baltimore, l-.l3
phia, BAD 3. H.,
A. %.
$50 A. 81, arrives A. B'ri-'r.
sleeper q. u SD
only ~ NlIfrl.H.. ..
rcksbIrg NL.-.
Ashland. ctll- 81
on SuniaTe. L"l..
az i.AO 4 ~
2:3s p. VI, arrives BycI-~',s. t.
stops 30 Wid'avt.~ ..
n sslur., 1887 g.
Ashland. Leave N.....
A. ~.
7;l5P. ~, arrives ~ Byrd 'fr
stops ouly 80 4tr-HI
iold. boswell all '...
m1r-'efs Ton h'
Warrington. lafi.s N.
a. 3.ib L. "a. u..,
UlbG.
11:2O P. NJ, arrives % byri.S-r,'
teXrept sunday. i.t..
ton ~ $40 L. 80
FREDERICKSBURG AttI'N.
DAILY sHCgrr sltU.I
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DAILY EXCEPT suNuh..
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1892 A. VI.
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I.01 l.. NJ.
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600 2. ".
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

OFFICE OF oIp DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoxPASY,l
RICHMOND, Va, Augusi 4, 1898. /
OWING TO NECESSARY RE
" PAIRS 10 the steamer WYanoke the
steamer Richmond viii take her place AU-
GUST 9TH AND 10TH frcfn New YORK.
This viii Eecossita,e the withdrawal OF tho
steamer leaving Now YORK on Monday, August
7th and l4ih, ami Rlchmond en- Wednesday,
August 9th aud 18th.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.,
nu Slot Axents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
old d o INFO n
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

E. old MINION
N " STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
lSsG TRI-wEEKLY FoE NEW YORK.
~-ssA Steamers Leave Richmond
REYERY TUESDAY, WRDHES-
DAY, and FRIDAY a, Oclock T..
n Manifest closed one hOur before sailing tim0
Stesmars leave New York from Pier 20, North
River. Tor Richmond every MONDAY. WEDNEs-
DAY, and SATURDAY At 3 =. NJ, arriving in
Richmond MONDAY, WLDNEoDAl, ana FIJI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accounted aions unsurpassed.
CABIN fare 70 New York dncludinS meals
and berthl Did Jamoe-riyer route. ......S 90
Round-tr1p tickets, limited 10 tarGy days
after date q lsSuc. Observation-Disclosures. II OO
Storage fare, With subsistence, .......... 90
Steerage fare. without subsistence. a.. %
Cabin faro ria Chesapeake ana Oai0 rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad (ticksts limitei 70 four days.. 90
Rolnd-trip tickets dirlI,ed to thirty days. Ii 90
! Company's, YOI cast Main street: Chesapeake
aad Ohio and Richmond ard Petersburg depots
and At the company's ocice, 1901 Main street,
and wharf, Rccke;tA.
Freight forwarded aud through bills Of lading
issued for points beyond Now York.
Freight received daily until p. "a.
Passengers leaving kichmon1 on MONDAYS,
WEDS kSDAIS, 1HUKSDAY3, and SA1Uh-
DAYS by the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway ,gii
Now port News) at 9 Y. n. aud by the Rirhmond
aud Petersburg railroad same days) Gt sac T..
NJ. VIII mako connection at NORFOLK Win
steamer leaving those dIYs.
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO., Agents.
Nc. 1901 Main street.,
my IL and compauys wharf, Rockets.