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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
THE HARRISON CASE.
ApETEcrWE THINKS he HAS lDENrl-
FLED THE MISSING MAN.
The Supposed wife or Daughter and Her
Whereabouts SIN o Mystery--Oniy
Ciees and Allegations so Far.
rsnec,a, toloeran 70 The Dispatch. !

tSpec1hi Telegram 10 the Dirpepcn-l
NonyoLx. Va, July 6.--Detective Pitt.
who has had the case in hand, inclines to
the belief that the Cicero Harrison F"
who is supposed to have been drowned
from the New York steamer Guyandotte
was Cicero Harrison Case, Of Port Norfolk.
Norfolk county. and who leaves q daugh-
ter (Mrs. Catharine Wallace) ard grand
daughter in Port Norfolk. II is said that
he was we'll TO do and was accustomed to
making trips away from home.
MCCONNELL.
A picture of Mr. Case has been recog-
nized as the Mr. Harrison who went on
the New York steamer last THURSDAY IL
IS not believed that be had any very vaiu-
able securities with him. lie came mere
from Canada and was native OF New
York State. Hrs mind is said 20 have been
affected from attacks OF the grip
WHO IS SHIP
Who this "Mrs. Harrison Oliver is no
ono here seems 20 know. Detective fItt
saws she Is "A well-knowu confidence wo-
man and he has reason 10 believe she was
in Norfolk last November. and can be
found and will be brought 20 Norfolk If
necessary. While here she stopped at n
boarding house at No. PSI Main street and
was known as Mrs Thompson.
An ALLEGED CLUE.
Pitt has in his possession bonds OF the
North Carolina Mining and Bullion Com
psny, which NAV have come from the
missing satchel. but the Detective IL work
ing the clue and is Tetlcent about the
matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
IT. % 7 TFFNEVFf
Secretary "Tyler Home Club"
Mrs. Toun.end's Parry at Queeu'. Creek

Correspondence OF the Rich nond Dispatch.l
OAK TREE, VA, July 0,--Mrs. Alice Townsend
gave party at her home. on Queens Crees,
this week. Besides her friends OF the nelghbor-
hood. there we're present ladies and gentlemen
from Gloucester and from Williamsburg. The
music and dancing was greatly enjoyed by the
guests as were also tho delicious refreshments,
which we're served at an early hour in the eve
ming.
Miss Beulah Marable, OF Charles City. and Miss
Lacy, of Hampton, arc visiting relatives here.
MIR. Bntord, of Richmond u the guest OF his
uncle, ID. x. Norment, OF Hill Farm.
our Treasurer. Mr. Newman, was here to-day
| collecting taxes.
Mr.. Newman, Jr., has returned from Blacks
burg College, and Is now tho guest OF his father.
W. L. ScheucK and daughter Willie, are in
| Richmond visiting relatives.
William h. Schenck lost young horse to-day.
! This Is the second one within two weeks time.
| The exact cause Of their death 10 unknown.
Miss Mollie Wilkinson aud her cousin, Mr..
| Dandridge Wilkinson. both OF James CITY coun-
! ~, we're IN the place TO-DAY visiting friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
nuNrlNeroN is ALL Right.
He says lie Gould Pay what He Owes ID
Three Hours.


New York world.l
II came straight from London yesterday
that the reason for the distrust there was
that story was circulated of the financial
troubles OF q capitalist prominently con-
nected with Pacific schemes. IL was soon
cipbered out TO be G. 4. Huntington. VINO,
il was reported some days ago, was busy
selling bonds in large amounts. Then came
reports that Central Pacific would surely
default on it's regular August dividend.
This was denied by Mr.. Huntington. VINO
said the roads Of the system were making
from 8 to 10 per cent. more IN earningsthan
last year for the same periods.
Yesterday the local end OF the report
had il that but for help from Drexel. Nor
ran A Co. and from two banks the Mills
Ruilding millionaire would have met dis
aster. IL was said that his Mexican
schemes had been badly upset by the Sill
YER break, and that his steamship plans
were in confusion. When the reports
reached his ears Mr.. Huntington said;
II do not care to fight the wind. Inc
REPORTS that we are borrowing millions
could be true at any time. but we have q
hundred million In securities Unpledged
which could DO used to procure funds
whenever needed.
The Southern Pacific Company has
less floating debt for the amount OF its Sc
curities than probably any other road IN
the country. and / personally have very
few outstanding debts. What l owe l
could pay in three hours II cared to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
AfYairs In Amherst Comfy.

IIOfrcspOHdeIC0 " EHo NVuIHOnI UIspat-h'I
AMHERST COURTHOUSE. July 6-CopiOus rains
have visited this section recently, and crops and
gardens are looking splendid. There was a
heavy hail-storm on the 81 instant bat little
damage was done.
There has been much excitement here over a
mad-dog, which had been at large for several
days and was finally KILLED yesterday morning,
but not until he had often several other dogs
in the village.
Mr.. John Sheehan, an Old aud highiy-respected
citizen Of Amherst, died suddenly at his home,
about two miles from the courthouse, ye5ter-
day morning, presumably OF apopioxy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
WANTS.

WANTED. A STRONG AND
w WILLING Roy TO LEARN THE
BAKING BUSINESS. Apply to ,
I. BR0NM,
~ 7-lts SIG cast Marthall street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

o. Grocer Iron Company 81 ais. Appeal
from Roanoke city. Decree aintmed.
Opinion by Judge Lewis. judges Richard
son aud Hinton dissenting.
Norfolk and Western. Railroad Company
rs. Lipscomb. Writ of error from Wash
ington county. Judgment reversed. Opin,,
ion by Judge Lacy, Judges Fnuntleroy and
Hinton dissenting. -, ,r,.
TAYLOR doc. Is. Commonwealth. Wri'
frmed. Opinion by Judge Fauntleroy.
Judge Richardson dissenting.
Tilley Is. Commonwealth. Writ OF error
from Carroll county. judgment reversed.
Opinion by Judge Hinton. Judges Lacy
and Fauntleroy dissenting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
GRseNeswLLe's NEW SUPERVISORS
Effort to OrganiIs n Royal Arch Chapter
at Empsria-Persoua'.
rCorrespondeace Of the itch moni Dispatch.l

rCorrespondeace Of the Hitch moni Dispatch.1
EMpoRIA, Va. July 6.--The rev Board OF
Supervisors will meet on the fourth Mon
day TO lay the levy for 1898.
Widows Son Lodge, No. $50, A. +. and
A. NJ, will meet next Friday, when the
now officers will preside for the first time;
An effort is on foot to organize Royal
Arch Chapter here. Mr. T. Il Turner,
district deputy Of District No. 10, has been
invited to visit Fitzwhylsom Lodge. No.
l07, ut Boydton, Va. on the 9th instant.
Miss Hawkins, of Raleigh, n. c., is visit
ing Miss Fannie NJ. Cooke.
Mr. W. X. Jones. prominent Texan,
passed through town few days since.
Mr.. Jones on his trip took III the World
Fair.
Miss Martin, of Baltimore, has returned
home.
Miss Lizzie A. Wilson is back home from
Norfolk, where she has been attending
school.
The mercury has registered 30 degrees
TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
our Rapid. r.ansi,orv Existence.

brief as IL IL az the longest. Is liable 10 DO ma
terially cur.ailed by our own iudiscretions. The
dyspeptc eat what they should not, the bilious
drink coffee In excess. and the rheumatic ueu-
ralgIc, aud consumptive cit in draughts, get wet
feet, and remain in damp clothes, and then
wonder whom IN how they became 30. 10 per-
sons with a tendency 10 neuralgia, We recon-
mcnd a daily use OF iostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. and especially after unavoidable exposure
IN damp or otherwise Indictment weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
CRUISER ATLANTA BREAKS DOWN.
Republican Clerks Removed-Eiopers
Wed at Elizabeth City. n. G.

tCorre.pondence OF the Richmsri D,spstch.l
NoRPoLK, Va. July G.-The machinery OF
the United States steamer Atlanta broke
down about o'clock yesterday afternoon
as The ship was entering the capes from q
cruise South. The cross-head OF the high-
pressure engine gave way. The Atiaets
reached the nsvy-ysrd last night unoer
her own steam She will receive EXTENSIVE
overhauhng and repairs while at the yaro'
and remain here several months.
Two Republican chief clerks and severail
writers were removed from the nayy-yard
to-day. All the newly-appolnted SNIP
Keepers have reported. The United states
steamer Charleston came out OF the dry
dock to-day.
MADE GOOD HIS ESCAPE.
The negro murderer Boston Cromwell
who killed bis friend Richard Pearce tof
winning his money in game Ut crap, mas
made good his escape from Portsmouth;
He was last seen on the Deep Creek roau
going in the direction OF the DlSHlal
swamp. The remains OF the murdered
man were buried to-day.
ELoPFD.
Mr.. George A. Williams. a popular young
telegraph. operator, of Portsmouth, and
Miss Jessie NJ. Ward. OF this city, made,
trip 10 Gretna Green elizabeth CITY. n.
c. on the Fourth and were united In the
holv bonds of mstrimony. They returned
home yesterday.
Rev. George p. Rutledge, OF the Church
of the Disciples, is IN Montreal, Canada,
attending the international convention OF
Christian Endesyor, being delegate from
Tidewater Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
THE CITY Of RICHMOND.

Joseph r. Phillips. administrator with the will
annexed Of Mary E. Baldwin, deceased,
rs.
Mary Ellen Baldwin, Anton Hofer Thiermsnn,
Thomas Fleming Thermanu, and Anna Marie
Phillips. wife 81 said Joseph x. Phillips, the
seid nrst three named parties being infants
under tho age OF 81 years
[Exttact from decree Of July 3, 1881
Or consideration whereof, the
Court doth ad,ud &c. order. and decree tnat this
cause De referred 10 oue OF the commission srs
OF this court, VINO Is directed 10 take the follow
ing accounts and make the following inquiries
VIZ:
plaiutif, Joseph r. Philips. as administrator,
with the will annexed. OF decedent, Mary K.
40. An account Of the estate OF Mary Z. Bald
win OF every character and description whaiso-
"3. An account Of all debts aud deman Is
against the estate OF said Nary L. Baldwin,
with their Respective prionties and iignitie', If
(which accounts said commissioner will take,
state, aud settle, and make proper report -
this court, together with any other matter
deemed pertinent by himself or required by
any party In interest to bs specially stated.
I" lie viii give due notice OF the time ana place
of executing the rrst three inquiries directed
by this decree By publication once 4 week tor
fcnr successive weeks in some newspaper putt
hshed in the city OF Richmond, which shall o
equiyaicnt to personal service ali parties ex-
cept the plaintiff. upon whom personal service
Of notice shall be had.
To all parties In interest. take notice, that I
have nxed my ofrce aforesaid as the place aud
AUGUST Z. 1898. at 10 A. n. as the time for
executing the foregoing decree. where ana when
you may ait snd II you think proper 10 do So.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF July,
1884 WILLIAM NJ. TURPIS.
Commissioner.
Ed. wAppnL, JR., Counsel for eli parties.
~ TIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
PROPOSALS.
COMMONWEALTH or yfRGryIA,l
nrnncu IN I I.nil. "a, nIrnI IA, IuIAnIA-n L

COMMONWEALTH or yfRGryIi,l
OFFICE or SURF or PUBLIC PRINTING,
RICHMOND. VA, July o, 1893.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- RECEIVED at ihis once until II N. OF
TUESDAY, July Is. 1893,
for PRINTING AND BINDING FIFTEEN HUN.
DRIED COPIES OF The EfGuty-NINrH
VOLUME OF Virginia REpoRfS. Printed
schedules, on which al bids are required 10 be
made, will DO furniAhed on application.
ana bids iron, parties without experience IN this
hue OF work wall not be coaridsred.
At the same time aud place lids will be re-
ccived Tor ONE HUNDRED Rams imoro or
less) OF 24x.is 50-pound l. y. And C.,lONED
BOOK PAPER. Bidder will furnish rsm ple.f i.
The right 10 reserved OF reIeoting any aud all
bids. j. II. 0bAsNON,
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
y 7-eod6s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
THOMAS TRENT RAGLAND DEAD.
His Father Owned the House General Let
Surrendered In-The Hoir Trial.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram 20 The Dispatcn.J
ROANOKE. VA, July G.-Thomas Trent
Ragland, son of the late n. II. Ragland,
owner of the house at Appomattox Court
house in which General Lee surrendered.
died here last night at the residence OF
his brother-in-law. Major j. H. Feather
stone. He was AZ years old. The remains
will be inferred Saturday in Lynchburg.
The trial of the Nor brothers Tor AS
saultlng Ben. Spindle was set to-day III
the Hastings Court for October 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
ONANcoCK's ATHLETIC GAMES.
Prizes Awarded In the Various Cont ests-
Observancss Elsewhere.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
OSaNcooK, July G.--Athletic games and
contests took place here on Tuesday last.
The match game OF tennis between Ed
ward L. Miles aud Oscar l.. Powell on
one side and George II. Powell and l.. ID.
Ieackle Quinby on the other was won by
the last two named.
The tub-race in the harbor attracted n
large crowd and excited much merrment.
IL was won by Walter Scott, of Onancock.
The sack-face was won bv Wilmer X.
Parker. OF Onancoek. Sidney J. Hopkins
was victor III the hammer-drill. In the
running race George Rev. of Ta5ley Sta
ton, won the prize. The walking match
was stoutly contested, and after the second
trial the first prize was awarded to Green
Prior, OF Onancock, and the second TO q.
ID. Crockett. of Cashville. Tue bicycle
race was won oy Frederick W. Robertson,
OF Onancock.
TOM DIXON LECTURES
Eat night Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., of
New York. delivered his celebrated lecture
on Fools" TO large audience III the
Baptist church.
Tho Fourth was observed at Parksley by
appropriate ceremonies. Rev. L. Q. Bar
rett. presiding elder OF the Wilmington
District Methodist Episcopal Church. de-
liyered a fine grafton on America" The
colored population had big day at Saw
ageville. where their exuberant patriotism
resulted in several free tights. At Acco-
mae Courthouse business was suspended
aud the old borough enjoyed a quiet day
Of rest.
AN OLD SCHOOL.
The decision of the trustees of the Mar
garet Academy 10 revive that historic
school here has greatly delighted the PEG.
pie Of this town. Tho school was char
tered IN 1855 aud was fourishing school
tall just before the breaking out Of the
civil war. The property of the ola academy
located near Pungoteague has been sold
aud the funds will beinyested in buildings
in this town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
Bas,-Baiitn CuIpeper.

[COrrespondence OF the RICHMOND Dispatch.l
CUIPFPgR. Va, July 5--A game Of base ball
was played here Tuesday last between the Gull
pepper and Rapidaa teams, resulting In q VIC
tory for the former by a score OF % 10 Is. Hat
teries-Culpeper, Davis, and Gibson: Rapidan,
Hume, and Wills Umpire, W. j. Phillips, OF
N IA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
Iesys Arrive
Richmond. PotsrsUurg.
TRAINs NoRrnMARD.
'Dsily.
STOPPING PLACES.

Nos. IA. a., 40, and 80 make DO ''-.'
81 and l34 stop az Beldeld aud s.olet ..
signal. Nos. %, -. 81, 80. 81, SOL
on signal AZ Manchester. Dregry.., d.
and Chester. Nos 81, 50. 81, ~, 49, o..
as will stop on signal at Al station.
Pullman Palace Bufis. Sleeping, 'r .
through trains. On Iraius Nos. 81 agl
ing-Csrs between Richmond and LYL ..
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA
Leaving Richmond at $40 4. y. daily ..
irving at Weldon ~ 0:20 r. ~. and "a A.
7:3o A. N. rta ;. A. L. through sieeIc.
mond 20 Atlanta
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO N..
LEAVE AERfr
Richmond. 1900 A. NJ. Norfolk ...I
Richmond. $3.50 4. NJ. Norfolk
Norfolk .'7:30 A. ". Richmond.
Norfolk. 1885 +. NJ. Richmond
The trains leaving Wchmond as a. .
Norfolk at p. II. are solid pn.ns bots
two points. and passengers 20 tlrn.. .
change OF cars Close connections A. ..-
at Petersburg by the 3: 10 =. n. AMI
trains from Richmond 10 Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond AZ ? A. y.
NJ, and 1880 +. A., aud arriving tt
at $3.50 A. NJ, 300 +. W, and 1882 J.. % .
close connection az Petersburg .l 4..
Farnyiile, Lynchblrg, and sosL
Il. VI. SULLN, Sugfr
Il. T. n. MYERS, General Supot.ttr.
4. NJ. EMERSON. Tranic Manage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

DufIys D-Dfnner. S-Suppof.
No. 20 makes all local stops Connects az Ra-
leigh with Piedmont AIR Line for Asheyille, ~ c..
aud all intermediate points on tho Western
North Carolina railroad.
No. 27 has Pullmsn-Bufet Sleepsrs Rich
mond to Atlanta. Connects dirsctiy at Arsata
with w. A. Il X. for Chattanooga, NAshvtns.
and ell points West. Connects with A. n ". II.
X h for Mobile. Montgomery. New Orleans,
and eli points Southwest
ARRIVE DAILY.
No 134--A. \ W. spccssl, LAS A. NJ
No. 7S-Msil and express 600 2. n.
For sictsss, Pullman reservations. 20. apply
Transfer Company'k 00l east Main street, and
companys oflics, $40 east eain street.
JOHN Z. WlNDkk, l. 4. AYkkS.
General Manager. General Sapertn'a
o. ". SMITH, I'd. AApkNSON,
Tra0c manager. faseenGoE AGENT
- - hoxk1as CIV xeStx Ae01 MI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
N = + = SaliaIk;;.EaSiali.

SCnLDJLD ~ EFFECT JULY %.
LEAVE R1ChnOND, bNkD-S laELl
800 A. NJ Daily-hlohmO NJ aad
11bULED LIMITED
tOlk iI:Z5 4. NJ. slops ,.
tersburg, Nnyerly. agt
900 A NJ. Daily " iiE CHICAGO L||
tor Lyncnburg, k4aIpa".
POcahontas, Kouoy,,
aud Chicago. PuAill.
sleeper Norfolk % Nni1r
change. Connects 10 ~
Durham. 1OnLecta as ....
NlnstOn.Sal8w. and fut
stations Wius.on- s4ie.l DR..
1915 p. N. DAILY for Roanoke, t-.
laski, Bristol AMI al 8.
ana West ria Esst frnu.r
ginia and Ge0rgia rcur...
car Petersburg 90 h.t
Pullman sleeper kOal.
phis ga Knoxville ana
aoOga, ani 'Lro4gh ..t.
Richmond 50 Lyn,ntdrt
3:IOP. NJ. Daily tor Norfolk. s4r
termediRte stations. A
fOlk 6:15 L. 81.
$50 P. n. Daily, aruye Nor.ok On.
lL5OP NJ. Daily Tor ROaBoke, EIt'
lassl. aud BgislO. CO..
Roanoke 10 A. u. ~.
ton and Chattanooga
man aleePers hosnukH q.
Memphis. and Now Or..t
ing-cnr attached. Also
POcahOntas. ElkhOru, l.4
Cnncn-Nailey division
Louisville ani station
and Nashville raiir0a4 90 a
also tor Roxy Aouur
tions Mlnstou-Saicm ilf.-.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER befao
MOSD aud LYNCHBURG really i'r
at 9 y. NJ. also Pullman sloeger Po.r.
Bristol.
Trans arrive Richmond from Lyr't
the Nest daily S:35 4. NJ, 2:2O r.. b..
r. NJ. From Norfolk aud tho Els'. If
2:2OP. NJ, and yeslibuled Limited
Il. ". tOla'
pas-auE.- ..
". b. BEtit..
General PAsscuseg
General ONCE. Roanoke, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

oseph r. Phillips. administrator with the will
annexed Of Mary &. Baldwin, deceased,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
ooD-FELLows OFFICERS ELECTED.
Monticello Guard Winners of Medals
Successful Cavalry Riders.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CnApIorrEsyILIK. Va. July Char
so;tesyilo Lodge No. ~. |. q. o. f.. has
tlected officers for the ensuing term. as
follows: Judge H. 4. w. Duke. noblo
grand J. l.. Martin. vice-grand George
A. Burgess, recording and financial score
tary: j. V. perley, treasurer; j. ID. Via.
chaplain. Tie other officers will be APP
pointed noKt Tuesday evening when they
will also be installed. II ~ expected that
Grand Master Wheat and District deputy
Grand Master RosenbAum. of stanton,
will be present at the installation.
The meeting of the City and County
School Boards ut tho Miller Manual
Labor School on the 4th, to recommend
children 20 the school. Was largely at
tended. There are about fifty vacancies
aud seventy three children cot both sexes
were recon nonded. The Judge of the
County Court makes the appointments.
CIT THE MEDALS.
In the contest for the medals by the
Monticello Guard the first company medal
was won 10y Private Meeks, who scored Is !;
second by Private McGTegor, II third by
Private Charles Fitch, l6-ali out of pos
sblo %. In the contest for the special
prizes. gold medals, the five best shots
competing, Sergeant j. Vincent Perley
CAPTURED the medal-score. IL out OF pos
shots competing. Lieutenant Mark f..
Roberts won-score. 6 out Of a possible
10: and in the third cold-medal contest.
I'VE competing, Captain I. s. Keller won
making a score OF 7 out of q possible 10;
The successful riders in the cavalry
tournament running at heads and taking
rlngs) were Guidon-Sergeaut W. >. Lee,
CAPTAIN Surgeon William Randolph, Or
dorly Sergeant S. NJ. Walker, and Private
Hiney notopp. who had the pleasure Of
browning the queen and maids of honor.
The coronation speech was delivered by
Captain III. T. Nelson.
MIR. William H. Minor, formerly OF
Blacksburg College, has accepted posi-
tlon with the Charlottesville and Univer-
sitv Eloctric-light Company.
The Row. DR.. George l.. Petrie. Of the
Presbyterian church. has been called to
Selma, Ala, by the extreme illness OF his
mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y,
Now open. The largest, best appointed, and
most literally conducted hotol at Lake George.
PURE WATER, PURkAIR, PERFECT HEALTH
For terms and particulars, apply Hotel Greno-
Bile, Fiity-sixth street and Seventh avenue, New
York WILLIAM NOBLE,
10 l6-W F&Suts Owner and Proprietor.
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Y0RK-RIVEI LINE, VIA WEST poISE
THE FAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 10, $40 r. NJ.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except Sunday,
stops at all stations. At lestor Manor con-
meets with stage for Walkerton with Baltimore
steamer at w We ,II Point Sa "a 44,pm
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily except sunday
for West Point, connecting with fork-RiVcr
steamers for Baltimore. At Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
Weshington Philadelph and New York.
Steamers leave baltimore at +. NJ. daily ex-
'' P,aIns rom Yves, Point arrive at Richmond at
o.o5 A. ~. 1910 A. NJ, and S:I5 F. ~
TRAIN No. ~, 1905 A. NJ.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday, leaves
TUenty-tnird street for Vest Point and inferno
o' ~ k P' Exclusion TRIM to West Peiu.
lev "a NJ.
ricket-ofnce at station foot OF Virginia street.
Open 5 A; NJ. to p. NJ. aud from . 4. N 1,
city tlckst-Onice-eol east Main street.;
SOL. HAAS, w. A. TUhh,
frame Manager General Passenger Agsn.
". II. GRKEN, General Manager.
j. s. b. THosPsos. superintendent
j. 8 PORTS, Passenger Agent, 90 Main ssssss
Richmond, Va. my25
E'AkMyILLs AND POWHArAN
IL RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 703 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Ia. 1893
LEAVE HICuN0ND.
1915 p. N. r'a Atlantic Coast Line for Farmyills
ana all poin,s west Of Chester.
1910 p. NJ. rta Richmoni and DaDyllle for
Farmyilie and all points vest OF
Moseley.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S:45 A. II. pld Richmond and Danvills from
Farm,ilIe and all points west Of
AoseleY.
lO;45 A. N. RIA Atlantic Coast Line from Farm
Vile aud all points west OF Chester.
ego p. NJ. rld Atlantic Coast Lane from Ber-
muda and Ochre.
All trains daily except sunday.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked through
az 9Ol Main street. Ricnlnond and DsnvIile do
Doc. or Union Depot X. I. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent
JAMES X. NERIH. General Manager. do Is
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COAL AND WOOD.
CTANLEY LIPSCOMB & CO..
~ EIGHTEENTH AND BROAD STREETS.
Phone 232.

Wo are Receiving largo co1signments OF the
different grades OF COAL AND WOOD, which
wo oilor To the public at the lowest market
price. We ask the public % give US call aud
we will guarantee quick delivery, clean Coal,
and the best Oak and Pine WOOD that can be
purchased. Our stock consists OF the following
grades Of Coal and Wood:
ADMINISTRATIVE, Stove, Egg. and Broken
Splint--iump and Hail: ftro-Creek Lump /.
Clayton Nut, stove. and Egg; PocahOntas Lump.
Steam-t 'oal specially consists Of the following
grades: PocRhontas, Nutileburg, Fne-Creek.
Quintamont, crin berland. and other grades
Wood-Oak and Pine; Sawed ktndhng, Long.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

WANTED, SUMMER BOARDERS.
w Very shady: fruit; good music Fifteen
minutes walk OF station on Chesapeake and
Ohio railwav. Terms moderate. Address
Miss Z. NJ. MEAD,
iy 7-eoLaf Keswick, Albemarle county, Va.