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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28


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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC BALBOA D. schednlo
NAY 2. 1894 Esstera stsnd.
S:4S A. n leaves Byrd.sues, s,.,ioo o.a,
tsxc.ps eanisy-.. psrsos-sar hlc6.
tnonf ~ New York. Arrives AZ
Washington .. 1901 p. T.; Balu.
3:4s r. ~; Nov Yors, go p. n
1904 p. u leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
stops only st Ashland. Dosweil.
Milford. Frcdertctstaie. Brooas.
and Whitewater. Buffet parior-css
Richmond TO New York Arf,yer
At Washington a, 4:o7 p. NJ; baits.
more. o;27 p. ~; Ptilsfelph,s,
TAO p. ~; New Yors. 1915 Z. NJ.
ZOO p. ~ leaves Byri-Suect Station daily
slecpips-car Richmond TO New
York stops only al Ashland, Doe.
Brooke. and wldevater. stops Il
other stations on sundaya Arrives
~ Washington At i1;10 Y. NJ:
baltimore. 1888 A. NJ. Pbiisd,l.
phis' s45 A. ~: New Yosk. ESQ
$50 A. N. arrives a, Byrti-s,ree, Station daily.
Sleeper from New YORK.. stops
only a. Widewstsr Brooke. Freds-
ricksours. Milford, boswell sa1
Ashland. stops NJ other stations
on ssands'S Leaves Washington
2:2S NJ, arrives Dyrt-stros, Station daily.
stops only Nt frsJericss b.rs and
boswell Pullman cars from wash.
ington. Leaves Masblngton lO.57
A. VI. Does not stop a, Elha
3:05 p N arrives 81 Byrd-S.reet station daily.
stops 81 Widewater, Brooke Freie-
ricksburg. Mllf0rj, DoswelL aud
Ashland. rarlor-car Washington
to klchmond Leaves Washington
p,33 p. NJ. arrives ut Byrn-street station daily
lsxccpt >rndtU. Buffet pNrinr-
car New York % RichmorI.
Lesves Washington at 5:O p,
FREDERIC ksbURG ACCOMMODATION,
DAILY gxcsPr SUNDAY.
400 z. NJ, leaves kyri-sfreet station. Arrival
at Fredericksburg at 6:33 p. N.
S:33 A. ~, arrives At Byri-strcct station.
Leaves fredericksburg as sos A.
VI.
ASHLAND TRAISs
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
e.<S A. ". leaves Elbs- Arrives at Ashland n
7:3s A. NJ.
SEQ p. NJ, leaves Elbs. Arrives .s Ashland a.
100 2. NJ.
Gas A. NJ, arrives At El0a Leaves Asiiiauds s
COS A. VI.
6:o4 r. H., srrivcs at ElDa- Leaves Ashland ~
5:lsP.N.
e. TAYLOR Traffic Nanagsr
. 49, tasx
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NOTHING LIKE EXPERIENCE.
|. =. ~....s.- - c,a1o. N,<antncv
A Bracer.


Binbee: They saw that q great many
society men wear corsets.
Glbbon: Ya-as You see. fellah often
feels the need of something to pull him
together in the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
History Repeated.

Puck.
links: Esau sold his birthright for o
mess of pottaee.
Filkins: That's nothing. I've known
many an American to sell his birthright
for mess Of Anglican idiocy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
A Money Maker.

HE.
Wright. jenkins expects to make tor
tune in Chicago this summer.
Syms. How?
. Wright: He has bought the bunco privi-
lcge ut the Worlds FAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
Too Terrible.

Ted. I'm sick Of everything. shall
shoot myself.
Ned: Don't be fool-get married. y.
Ted: Old man, Pm not so far gone as all
that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
ACOW WITH HYDaCfHOBlA.
other Cows Bitten and Poisoned-Fowls
Die from Using Their MIX.

fCo respondenceO ~ tao kcnmOn1 DIspatch.1
CoMoRN, KING GEORGE COUNTY. Va, May
27.-Several days ago a fine COW belonging
to Mr. John +. Minor. of this place, sud
denly manifested unmisiakable symptoms
Of hydrophob ia, and soon she turned upon
the other cattle III the pasture with such
violent ferocity that after much difficulty
she was caught and securely tethered TO
tree. Her fits were violent and her antics
so remar kable as to draw many citizens to
witness the strange sight - paving.
dancing. howing, and fighting the ground
and the tree To which she was fastened
until noon yesterday, when she died from
exhaustion. One of the strangest feature;
about the case is that up TO the time OF
the first symptom Of rabies the cow gave
3 gallons of milk day, and after the
first symptom was noticed she gave not
another drop. and the uncOmmonly large
udder at once became deplete. very small,
and as fabby as pocket handkerchief.
FOWLS POISONED.
Fearing that the other cattle had been
inoculated Mr.. Minor decided that 1t
would be unsafe to use their milk III the
family. and consequently 1t was given to
the fowls. Some hours afterwards the
poultry were seized with fits, and at the OK
piration OF tvcntv-four hours. when the
DIsPATcF correspondent received his last
information. fye dozen spring chickens
had died and many others were strangely
affected.
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Y0RK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST porSE
THE FAyORlTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.


TRAIN 40. ~, 3:lU 4. VI.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except SunaaS
stems AZ all stations. At Iestor Manor con-
meets with stage for Waikerton: with Baltimore
steamer at West Point.
TRAIN NO. 10. 4:45 Il. ".
BALTIMOhE LIMITED, daty eacept Sunday
for v est Point, connecting with York-River
steamers for Baltimore. At Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and Onto railroad for
Washington. Philadelphia. and New ork.
Steamers leave Baltimore at > =. N. daily ex-
cept sunday.
Trans from " est Point arrive at Richmond At
p.O5 A. NJ. .t:E0A NJ. and S:I5 r. Il.
TRAIN No. ~. 1905 A. N.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday leaves
Twenty-third street for Vest Point and interms'
date points.
Ticket-ofIlce az station foot Of Virginia street.
Open A. N. to Z. NJ. aud from 4. Y -
l2:5U A. ~
City tickstonace-90i east Main street
SOL. HAAS, W. A. TURK,
franc Manager. General Passenger Agent
W. IL. GREgt, General Manager.
!. < b. THOaPsOS. Superintendent
j.. s. Podrs, Passenger Agent 80 Nam street.
Richmond. Va mySS
CEADUanD AIRLINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
SUNDAY MAY z, 1S9A
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II you want any kind Of printing done
send TO the Dispatch Company for prices.
All work neatly. promptly. aud satisfsO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

I. tuesday evening at o'clock, Mr..
a. Nt-. John Purcell Will celebrate their
.. Wedding bv throwing open their
-e. .... doors to all their friends, old
..l ~, and the friends of their chill
-l Al occasion also of welcoming the
rt .-.t their sou and his bride. There
o. a. Invitations issued, except that
i.l hearts and hands of this couple.
.,.- ready TO welcome their friends
F.... % tuis occasion particularly ex-
f.i .l recognition Of their friends at
'..s..t Up1n their semi-centennlal ami
t, The house adornmeDts Will he III
...o. ali every detail Will be III keeping
%. ntcrosting occasion.
l.... y..i te present 10 do the honors
t'. cl,.ircu and grandchildren, sisters
,..r- and few of their friends
llr-. BENJAMIN Purcell, Colonel
Ar-. John A. Purcell, Mrs. Thomas ii.
r. Nr aud Mrs. Alfred GRAY. Misses
.'.,.. louisa, and Anna Purcell. and
t.'.- l.omls Purcell, John Purcell
.... l.oma- n. and Nora 7. Lesry,
-. Sue. and Alfred GRAY, Mrs. Adj
Nr..r Washington. II. o., Mr. ana
AZ. '-..f Cranz. Mrs. Harriet RELY,
te t.rl 6reer. Colonel and Mrs. G. OBJ.
-ru. Mss Nellie Neale. and Mr.
~ lIrccN.
.... assisting will be Mrs. James
.- . Mrs Robert =. Bosher, Mrs
I tlllm, Mrs. Norman Randolph,
Minor. Mrs. John Il. Lightfoot,
o. N'. James Allison.
1922 ladies' serving: Misses Byrd
- e,r'rude Camm. Annie l.. Camn,
... ia-erl. Nina Randolph, Julia Lee.
f.clutyre. Bessie Minor. Nellie
eta Nnufnpun .IQnuia BlpaSautg
AIl-so, Adalr Minor. Nora Leary,
'- p-.t, and Louise Purcell.
81. t.s Ialbott, accompanied by his
- Ar. Prentice Hof. of Macon. Co.,
SGD, 90 his parents.
'. Virginia Society Of the Colonial
.t-- v-s beautifully entertained by
-'' %. A. Lancaster on Friday evening at
'.tE.
,A'.ri meeting 10 receive the newly
members took place between
fr.uck, al which several important
t. relative TO the eligibility clause
,','s were settled. and the Danes
81. reason 70 be greatly pleased at the
- WA aud social pleasure OF their
80. DE membership at present ~
NJ. ". Russell Robinson. president
IT, J'ues Lyons. first vice-president
t. - Bolivar Buckner, second vice.
,.'..'nt Mrs. Lucy Carter Trent. cor
81. iii'g secreiary Mrs Herbert Au-
Claiborne. recording secreta-
.a'.. Reginald Gillian. Registrar
tI'f DANES bside officers, Mrs. Roger
~ ? Mrs. 81. Il. Peasants, Mrs. James
'3.ty. Mrs. William L. Royal. Mrs.
~" >. Camm. Miss Annie II. Walker,
A.. D. q. Mcclellan, Mrs. George W.
N. drs. Cynthia Beverley Coleman.
Lhomas \. Carter. aud Mrs. John 4.
80, ,,son; members Mrs. Robert Ian
~, Mts Henry W. fiournoy, Mrs. Con-
~ a. Howard. Mrs J. Adair Pleassuts,
~. Joseph Bryan, Mrs. r. II. Mayo. Mrs.
b.. ntc"art, Mrs. Thomas q. PeytQn.
M ITooeri boykin. Mrs. Judith Walker.
~. noykin Wright. Mrs. John Lottier.
s,. nsnDehan Cameron. MISS Julia Mayo.
Ls,.A Iaeiie kiyes- CbaDler,. Mics Virginia
''sh1s, ana Mrs. James Walker.
,,. -s Misses Stewart gave q charming
a i'lv'n tea On the lava 1t Brook Hill
"i'5 IN honor Of their frisndA Miss
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Daily. D--Dinner. s-sappsr.
No. % make all local stops. Connects q! Ra-
leigh with Piedmont Airline for Ashevilie n. u.
and all Intermediates points on the Western
North Carolina railroad. Connects at SANFORD.
y. G.. with the Capo feor and ladkin- alley
railroad. arriving ct Fayetteville, N u, a. 1;so
r. N.
No III has Pullman Buffes slespers Mich
mond 10 Atlanta. Connects directly q Atlantic
with W. " A. Il. h for chastauoosa. NashvspH
and all poluts West Connects with A. D W. r.
X. K for Mobile, Montgomery, New orteans,
and all points SouthyseI
ARRIVE DAILY.
No 13A-A. 3 w. special, las 4. -
No 78--Msit aud or prcae 6:xb p, y.
For tickets, Pullman rssegvattooss %. Apply
q tickeS-of1co ByFd-etxees 6tAt,cn. htcom0ad
Tranfser Company's. Dol sass Nam ssrsse. end
companyh once, $40 east hein street.
JOHN G. WINpkR. + 4. AYERS,
O v. SAITH, T.. !. AhDkh>0N,
HS. SoiEiH Chg Pss5s 49, nSis
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His Limit.

New York Hernid.1
Clerk: How long will you be here, sir
Guest: What are your ratesy
Clerk: Fifteen dollars day.
Guest: About five minutes.
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NJ! :: w ualioI!:Sss!anRR

ScAApULn ~ EFTcCt LAY =. i69l
LEAVE RICHMOND. 81 kD-STksEf STATION
300 A. n. Dauy kichmCni ana norfolk skS-
TIBtLRO LIlirkD-Arrve Nor.
folk ll:35 A. NJ. stops onty At
Petersburg. Waysrly. ana sdfolt.
900 A. M. pauy for Lynchourg, Roanoke, and
intermediate stations No oonneo.
tion beyond hoasCka
12:l5 +. N. Daily Tor Roanoke, Radfori, fuiass
XII Bristol. aDd ell polnts south
and West rir East gsnnssseo. Vir-
ginis and Georgia railroad; also
for Blueaeld. OHIO EXPANSION
Leave Blueheld 0.l0 4. N. daily for
kcnoya. columbus, o., and tue
West Iarlor-car Petersburg to
Roanoke and Pullmin sleeper K0a.
nOSe 70 Memphis riI Knoxville ant
Chattanooga. and through Zach
trom Richmond 20 Lynchhurz.
1915 p 81 Daily tor Norfolk. SUFFOLK. aud inier-
mediate stations Arrive Nogio.s
5:35 +. NJ. Daily. Arrive Norfolk 20 Z. "
1880 r. Nj. Daily iOr ROANOKE, ha4ori fulss-
XII, and Bristol. Connects AZ Roa-
noke 7;!h \. f. with MphngtOa
and Chattanooga Limited Pullman
sleepes Roanoke 10 Nashville,
Mem phis, and New Or.oans. Dining.
car attached. Also Tor Blleneli.
Pocshontss. Eishorn. aud stations
Clinch-Naey division: also Tor
Louisville and stations Lonisyills
aud Nashville railroad ga Norton.
also To- Rocky Mount and all sta
rUns Wius'op-Sasm division.
PULLMAN PALACE ; III l. 4 Eh Detweea
RICHMOND and LlNtliBCkG ready Tor occu-
pancy at Il. NJ: also Pullman sleeper Peters
burg 10 Louisville ti4 Ridf0rd aud Norton.
Trains arrive Richmond ir1m Lvnchblrg AMI
the West daily a;BJ \. NJ. 2: % I. NJ. ani :: -
7. u. From Norfolk and ths East. l0:, A. NJ.
2:IO =. NJ, and Vestibuled Limited O:iDP. N.
Il. ". COURTNEY,
Passenger AgcuL
". h BEyIlI.
General Passenger Agent.
General ONCE, Roanoke. IA Oc93
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
HER RULING PASSION.
Would Not Escape Before Her Hangs Were
Carried.

Fire
Wildly rang out the cry. rousing the quiet
neigbborhood from its midnight slumbers
and filling the breasts OF the startled deri-
zens with the paralyzing, olood-curdling
dread inseparable from night alarm OF
fire, says the Chicago Tribune.
Windows were hastily thrown MP, heads
were thrust out, and trembling voices
asked:
"Where IL it 2"
From the roof Of largo three-story man.
sion the flames were mounting skyward.
throwing rudy glare over the groups of
men and boys hurrying along the streets,
and guiding only too surely to the scere
the fire companies. whose changing gongs
grew nearer and nearer.
The house was seen to DO doomed. No
thing could save 1t. Willing hands were
assisting in carrying out through the
wide-open front doors bundles Of gar
ments, bed-clothes, cakes OF soap, brooms,
piano-covers, water-buckets, towels, and
h-basins, and throwing out ct the
windows the valuable mirrors. rare old
china, and costly paintings that were more
easily saved in that way.
But the roar of the flames warned them
that they must hasten.
ia every body out of the sleeping
rooms ?n inquired tho father OF the family
as he stopped to wipe the sweat and CRIME
from his face.
"Yes-nol" exclaimed the half distract
ed mother. looking hastily over the group
that stood on the opposite sidewalk.
"where is Veronica"
The eldest daughter was not there.
The mother ran back into the burning
building, and cried frenziedly up the
stairway
Veronica Veronica"
And voice from an upper room calmly
responded
IF you think. mamma. I'm going to
come down before l get my side-bangs
curled you're nightly mistaken"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
HOW IT Is on SUNDAY.


Buffalo Bill. whose show is Immediately
adjacent 10 the Stoney-Island avenue. is
making 8" big thing" out of the fair,
SUNDAY followed the crowd and went
to the fair-the gates only-where helped
TO swell the thousands upon thousands
who took advantage of the beautiful wea-
Their and migrated to Jackson Park. While
the doors of the 700 odd buildings that go
to make up the great Columbian Exposi-
ton were closed to the visitors. and where
art. science, and the products of the
greatest achievements of man were sealed
against visitors. on the outside could be
seen at least 100000 people clamorlng
for admittance that they might learn IN
the greatest school the world has ever
seen. But they were denied this prtyl-
lege. Stonev-Island avenue, which faces
jackson Park for over q mile. every inch
of which space Is devoted TO fakirs."
side-shows. gambling-dens. myriads upon
myriads OF pedlers. and countless swarms
of other nulsances. was reaplng the oene-
ft financially from the throngs OF people
denied admittauce TO the park.
Between the shrieks OF the side-show
shouters. gypsy fortune-tellers, fruit ped
lers, sausage-venders. photograph alleries,
hobby horses, badge-canyassers, medicine
men, balloonists, banana-venders. souvenir
ped lers, howlers. shouters, holse makers
of every description, one would think that
he had landed on a favored avenue in Pan
demonla. All of this noise, nuisance.
notwithstanding, disorderly and tumult-
uous uproar was allowed 10 60 on I'M
trammellei and unmolested by the author
ities of the city of Chicago. But the great
school, the great White City" with Its up
lifting, edifying. and ennobling influences.
was sealed against the people. and they
INDUCED in the pastimes of the Stony Is
land fakirs.
NOTHING LIKE EXPERIENCE.
The question of Sunday opening has for
some time past been a very yexed one. and
there is great deal to be said on both
sides. To fully appreciate the whole posi-
ton. though. one should pay visit to
Chicago aud go to or near the grounds on
Sunday himself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

Il, marriage Of Miss Resale II. Plea
t..'. and Mr.. W. w. Archer was the lead
cal event Of the week past, but there
ANS uothing for the Sunday CORE
lent 20 say except that two people
stt . wider circle of friends n ever linked
...r fate ln our city and that showers OF
wishes followed them as they set out
D '..r Journey of life.
I- .ast meeting OF the Literary Club OF
.a.0n took place at Brook Hill " on
JOS evening. and was exceptionally
.-.4alc. The esssyist. Mas Mary Cooke
.-..... gave great pleasure by her excel
.- f.4i.ug Of charming paper upon
tr,rsuu." the author selected for the
...lc discussion. and Miss Hope Stew
81 ans peculiarly happy IN the selections
I,.I from the authors essays IN IA
.t attractive and unaffected style. DIR.
Tomas \. Page gave some incidents OF
althor IN delightfully."- impromptu
ta. old Mr.. II. Sale Watkins expressed
,lr .us.ual views in his own original
.4ll,r. There were present. beside the
..ll-r- 4 the club. Miss Brown, of Bal
'~.I.. .ui MIR. Dan. Murray, guests OF
N.,.,, Stewart Miss Swami. Of New
rk a,i Miss Ranlet. Of Massachusetts,.
...'- Miss Williams. and Miss Potts.
- j ph Bryan. and Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
f-es
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NAV LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
L,ARMvILLE AND POwHATAN

L>ARMVILLE AND P0WHATAN
IL RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 5O3 EAST MAIN sTREEf.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Ia. 1893.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1915 p. n. via Atlantic Coast Line for tarmvilis
and all l,sgints west u Chester.
I2:4O p. II. uid Richmond and Dansiie for
Farmvillo AMI all points noss u
Moseley.
AKkIvE RICHMOND.
s.45 A. N. va Richmond ami Danyills from
FarmyilLs an all points west Il
Mosoley.
l0.45 A. N. Via Atlantt, Coast Line from Fsrms
Vile and all points west Of Chester
POO p. ~ pta Atlantr COas, Line from Bers
muda and Ochre.
All trains daily except sunday
Tickets on sale aud baggage checkei tnrougn
at COL Main street. Richmond sni Danvlls do.
pot, or Union Depot. X ]. "iLSoS,
General Passenger Agent
JANIS X. WEgTa. General Manager do ~
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30

The above table I consider what would
be absolutely necessary for seven days
sojOurn at Chicago. to see everything that
is 10 be seen. and to live comfortably and
first-class. Add TO the above tho present
railroad rate and the whole amount will
be 500 S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
old DOM INFO
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

IL ID ID ~ Nj - n
I'M ~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
MAN. TRI-wEEKLY FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond
<EvERI TUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY az , o'clock 4.
NJ. Manifest closed one hour before sailing time.
Steamers leave New York nom Pier 20. North
River. for Richmond every MONDAY. WEDNEs-
DAY. and SATURDAY at L. NJ, arriving in
Richmond MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRI
DAY MORNINGS Mondays steamerfrom New
York and Wednesdays from Richmond carry no
passengers.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
CABIN fare 10 New York Including meals
and berth) Utd James-riyer route.......s %
Round.trip tickets. limited TO thirty days
after date or Issue Observation-Disclosures. ~ w
Steerage fare, with subsistence. 90
Storage fare, without subsistence. $500. %
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake and Onto rail-
way aud Richmond ami Petersburg
railroad (tickets limited to four days.. % 90
Round-trip tickets uimited 10 thirty days. - 90
Tickets can DO obtained at Richmond lrsnster
COmpany's, p01 cast Main street: Chesapeake
ana Ohio and Richmond and Petersburg dapots.
and at tho coinpany's ONCE, 1901 Main street,
and wharf, Rockets
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lading
issued Tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until , L. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDN ESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAIth-
DAYS by tho Chesapeake and Obio railway TIA
Newport News) At 8 y. VI. and BY the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad Same days at y 20 y.
NJ will make connection at NORFOLK with
steamer leaving those days
GEO9GE ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street,
pA wa xha att
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A TLANTIC-COASr LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Com n sncing MONDAl, May y, 1898, AZ
$40 A. NJ, trains on this road will run as iol-
lows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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TRAINS SoUTuWAPD.
TRAINS YoRrnwARD.
'l)aiiy.
sTOPPISG.PLkCFs.


Nos. Is. -. IS, -, ~ ana 49, MIKE no
stop. Nos. %. 81 rs, 80, ~. ana ~ stop GA
signal at Manchester, Drewrys. Centraila. al
Chester. Noa. 80, 3d. 81. ami az will stop Oh
signal at all stations.
Pullman Palace Buffe, Steer iag-car on all
through trains. On Train Nos. - aud 5? Sioop.
ing Cars between Richmond aud Lynchblrs,
Va - ,.. Co., . ,.
leaving RlcnmOrd 325 L. N. daiiy and ar
irving at Weldon at J:4l y. NJ, ani az Atlanta
at 7:3O A. NJ. Uia :. A. L. Through Shoppers
Richmond To Atlanta. ...
THE ONLY ALI~RAfL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Richmond. 1900 A. NJ Norfolk -. 1873 A. N.
Richmond. $50 4. VI. Norfolk 49,. g:20 Y. 81.
Norfolk. 1880 A. NJ. Richmond .i0:4b A. ".
Norfolk. 400 r. NJ hchmOud.. $40 T.. ".
Tho trains leaving Richmond at A. N. AMI
Norfolk at 4 T.. n. are solid trains between thess
two points. and passenger 20 through without
change OF carr. Close connections are also mads
AZ Petersburg by tho b. T. NJ a1i 5:3J r. a.
trains from Richmond 10 Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond nc y A. NJ. TEL J..
NJ, and 1l:50 u. NJ. aud arriving az Rchnonf
at $50 A. NJ. 2:s9 y. NJ, aud f.4p Il. a. mako
close connection at Petersburg % and ':)a
Farmyllie, Lynchburg. and west
H. NJ. SULLl. -uDorintcn1ent
l.. 4. ID. MYERS, General superintendent
I. II. EhsxsOs. Traffic Manager. 1904
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

The Death of May.
(Clinton Scollsrd In Goiey's.l
A song for dying Mayl
A sad song2-no.
For down the opening way
Red roses blow.
Loi from the fair Mays death
We gain this boon
In home on every breath
The balm OF June.
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S. A. L..

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
SUNDAY NAY z, 1893
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NAVE DAISY PARTY
.,o,e CHEAP, AND VERY PRETTY
- WAY TO ENTERTAIN.
Meeting Of the Literary Club
Golden wodd'"s--oo'on'"' DANES
,,,.ro Ueiies WIN summer.

..b the winter season beginning
u.f.w.e'en and ending with the
,.-nan We have been treated 20
i'''' 49,, novel entertainments. At ghost
" 4srcctcd powers Of story-tell-
'..... f..a developed. attacking sotyees.
90. ling. music. and supper have
.,. Aunr hours; at germans the
....r. enthusiasm in the dance has
...' uraba;ed 20 the end; at Oh
..... ..s~i,cs Il has been demonstrated
'-y was not as unimpeschablea as
-' . IMPOSED IN private theatricals
-. % undcvol0pcd talent OF finest
. been uncarthed: at amateur
Jennie llnds and Adelina PATHS
.r audiences spell-bouud. But
... through the listl We all know
.l,e each has been in its turn.
many times we Rave felt sure
.'ufc hostess or Committee of
.ni. could ever devise anything
.... " delightful.
tN.y were most " them especially
ta far winter. They pail with
-.t and as summer comes on a
hangers demanded something
..rm1uy with the season Of sing
... lai hlOssomlng plants. No
~ demanded than 10 the thing
...I We read Of charmlnely-
20. entertainment entitled n
.rtr." The very name suggests
t.r besf--mcadOws aud fields
'ho white blossoms. In which
...ers delight rcllicking bObo-
with melody. and luTuriance
..aryWbcTc under the sun.