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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
WOMAN In THE CASE.
MRS. SOLVER OR HARRISON"
SAID TO BE AT NEWPORT NEWS.
Came 70 Ola Point on tho Daytime
Steamer Keiism Wins the Con-
test In Princess Anne.
nn..l., ,,lasram % ,he pispalch.l


NourolK, Va, July 7.--Parties in the
DIV state that Mrs. "Oliyer" or hsrri-
son was registered at hotel in Newport
News Yesterday. II this be true, II Is I'M
nortant. DIR. II. A. Donaldson, one OF the
four comprised Of Mr.. Low. who keeps o
store in Petersburg; Allan stuart Oh
Selma. Ala. a physician Of Petersourg'
and himself. who smoked Lewis cigars
and made his trips TO Hauisons sta'o-
room 40 numerous. saw Nr. Case tCiceLIo
Harrisou) when he came down on "a
lower deck about 1850 tnat motnIhs' T |~s
thought him looking pate ana STR o,;..nr
uas The last he saw OF hun. Mrs Oii'er
bsd not been seen with him more tuah
once during tie cyenisg up 10 tuat tiii ".
In New York Mrs. Oliver was ANXIOUS 70
co, Lewis address, and ola SO uSioIe
Seayinr the steamer. Inc papers nave
traced Mrs. Oliver TO Baltimore sno there
left her. ,~
RYcOGYIzKD oN THE BOAT.
On the Bav-Line steamer Alabama yes
.srday Dr. Donaldson was talking TO Cap
,e;n Hohanpon and described Mrs. Mary
Oliver That woman. said Captain 30
Ramon came down with me on the boat
frnn baltimore Tuesday morning. she
came second class and was without Dag
oace. The officers and crew stated that
tbev recognized her perfectly by the de,
scription. She talked with the sailors ana
Nth the barber. VINO also recognized her.
Sbe AID not cot of at Norfolk. and must
have left the boat at Old Point.
The CONGRATULATIONS case OF hellan
against Mbore was concluded IN the
County Court of Princess Anne to-day,
and the decision was IN favor OF heliam,
Who qualified aud TOOK charge OF the OIL
Zee.
SCHOONER SUNK.
Tho schooner T. Il. Creamer reports
Messing Yesterday at tho mouth Of the
cTeaf Wicomico nver. the two-masted
sehooner Willie Lee Hall sunk with
cargo Of lumber.
N. q. Chamberline, late auditor OF the
Atlantic and Danyilie railroad, mas beer
,nissing from home some days. He boarded
at the 81. james. He left number oil
hills unpaid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
THE CANDIDATES NAMED.
Tho Board of Public Interest Makes
Nominations for Commissioners.

The Board Of Public Interest met in the
Council chamber at o'clock yesterday
afternoon for the selection OF the names
OF those persons suitable for tho position
of Fire Commissioner from Marshall ward
in the place OF Mr.. q. Watt Taylor, and
similar number of names OF persons who
would be desirable as Police Commissioners
from Monroe Ward in place OF Mr.. Joseph
w. Lnube These names. according TO the
city ordinances, 60 as nominations 10 tue
Council, and from them the selections are
made The terms OF office OF Messrs;
TAYLOR and Laube expired June S0th, ana
on july 2sth at a special joint session the
Council will elect their successors. =.
At the meeting of the Board of Public
Interest Yesterday afternoon there were
present Messrs. John s. Trower, r. II.
CARRIER. w. }. Mcdowell. II. Nj. Taylor,
Julius Strsus, +. III. Elicit, Charles l..
Brown, l.. L. Christian, Rolfe T.. Glover,
and John s. Harwood. Owing to the tardl-
ness of the chairman. Rolfe Il. Glover,
Esq, Mr.. Harwood presided. The business
of the session began by the nomination by
Mr.. Elicit OF Mr.. q. Watt Taylor as his
own successor. Mr.. Straus presented the
name Of Mr.. W. I. Hancock tor the same
place. and Nr. Brown nominated Mr.
Charles ID. Larus. These gentlemen re-
cslyed the full vote Of the board.
For the position of Fire Commissioner
from Monroe Ward Mr. Brown nominated
Mr.. Joseph W. Lsube to succeed himself
Mr. Elicit nominated Mr.. j. Il. Nc
Kinney, and Mr.. Glover presented the
name of Mr.. G.. T.. Saunders. Mr.. Taylor
nominated Mr. Marx Gunst, but after
wards withdrew his name. The other
names we're unanimously recommended
to the Council. and the body adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
Bryant O'Baunon Caught BY a Freight
Elevator from which lie Tried to Jump.

BRYANT O'Bannon. the H-year-old son OF
Mr.. j. IL. OBannoD. the superintendent
of Public Printing, came very near losing
his life in an elevator yesterday morning.
The lad is employed at the Sadier Paper
Company. No. 1906 east Main street, and
has been in the habit of riding from one
room TO another IN the freight elevator,
although he was cautioned against the
practice.
were coming down from the second floor.
and when they reached the first floor the
youngster made q spring to reach the
room. A he got partly on the landing the
elevator bad gone so far down that the cross
beam of the carriage rested on his back.
Mr.. Sadler, who was in tho office near the
elevator, saw the danger that threatened
the boy and fastened to extrIcate Bryant.
lie caught hold of the rope aud pulled the
machine up. thus saving the boy, who
escaped with no injury save slight lace
ration of the hand which was caused by
his grabbing the rope. Remedies we're ap-
piled to the wound, and Bryant is now as
well as ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
J. 0. U. A. N. OFFICIALS ms INILtU'
Public-School Teachers Elected Tor tho
Session-MontIceiioG Guards.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July An en-
ibusiastic and interesting meeting OF the
,juulor order Uunited American Mechanics
was held in the Council Chamber last eve
ming. After the disposal of the regular
order OF business refreshments were par
taken Of The following officers were m
stalled: W. H. Mcknight, counclllor; y.
n Leg. vice-cOuncillOr q. IL. AbDott. re-
cording secretary: q. A. Burgess, assistant
recording secretary J. f. Kline, financial
sacretary: X. -. Mason, treasurer l.. Is.
Tavlor. conductor j. 7. Jones, warden y.
Z. Boothe, inside sentinel; J.. G.: tletcher,
outside sentinel, and }. Y. Perley, junior
past councillor.
A cold badge was presented 10 Mr.. G.
X. Abbott for bringing 10 the largest num-
her OF members during the last quarter
The presentation speech was made by Mr.
n y JefIeries. Music was furnished for
the occasion by the Monticello Band.
Tho romans OF Mr.. Charles Shepherd,
who was drowned at Macon, Ga, on the
9TH instant, were brought TO tins pace
Yesterday by Mr. John Scott, relative OF
the deceased. The young man was only
is wears Of age, the son OF Mr.. Abiaih
Shepherd. who at one time resided III
Albemarle county, where he IS well known
and has many relatives. It's remains
were taken 10 Palmyra, the Oh NOME OF
his parents, for burial. -
The Monticello Guard had a dress-drill
lot evening, when the medals were pre-
scented % the successful contestants III the
target practice Oh the Fourth.
The CITY School Board has elected the
teachers Of the public schools tor the next
session. All the old teachers. with one
exception. were reelected. MIR. james
Lane was elected principal Of the white
schools at salary of 500 per calendar
month. and Bcujamn Tonsler principal
OF the colorel schools at so per month.
Miss Annie S. Caldwell Was elected teacher
~ the girls room of tho High school. The
substitution of n lady teacher IN TINS de-
r,,rtment meets with great favor by TIA :
patrons of the school. Three additional
teachers were elected for the white schools
making thirteen IN all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, No. 8 GOVERNORrD
Il between Main and Franklin streets. sAi4
Especially adapted 10 wholesale business.
iy 7-2t APPERSON q POLLARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

this CITY. several months ago: portion OF
the the standing wall was ordered TO be
thrown down. The wall COLLAPSED and 2
nnrtion of IL fen on the building occupied
by j. n. Ferreli, damaging his stock seye-
raj hundreds of dollars. The Royal insu.
rance Company refused 70 pay v e anI T"ai
a Se,a,et against the Royal for S39i.93.
= The weather here is extremely hot. the
thermometer reaching 96 In the shade
This is the hottest July day that has been
felt tor MANY years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
THE EANES FUNERAL
IMpRe ssVE CEREMONIES At The
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
A Large Assembiage Pays Tribute to the
Chiefs Memory-Lovely Floral Design
from Richmond Eiks.

rcorreepondercs Of the Richmond Dispa'cs.l
PrrynspuRa. Va, July THE funeral OF
the late Chief Of Police, w. IL. Eanes,
took place this afternoon from the First
Presbyterian church, Rev. DIR. J. w.
Rosebro officiating. Every seat In the
spacious edifce was occupied, and it.has
been only on rare occasions that larger
assemblage has met IN the church to pay
tribute to the memory of the dead. The
ceremonies we're of the most impressive
character. Cartain Eanes was beloved by
the whole community, both white ana
black. for his manliness. his kindness,
his charities, and his nobility OF charac-
ter. and the whole community IN their
grief and sympathy has paid loving TIL
butte to MS memory.
FLORAL TRIBUTES.
The handsome casket containing the
remains was almost concealed from view
by the many and beautiful floral tributes
OF friends. and upon and around the grave
they were laid with reverent hands. One
of the most lovely OF the designs was con-
tributed by the Richmond Lodge OF Elks,
which was brought over by delegation of
that lodge. Every order with which the
deceased was connected contributed a
beautiful design.
GRACEFUL ACT.
The train from Norfolk to-day brought
mn Captain b. NJ. Mordecai, Sergeant An
drew Stevens, and seven patrolmen OF the
police corps of that city, detailed by Chief;
of-Ponce Pettis to attend the funeral OF
Captain Eanes. They brought with them
letter Of introduction to Mayor Collier,
in which was expressed the sympathy and
coincidence of the Norfolk department
with the people of Petersburg IN the sud
den death of their well-known and esteem
ed Chief of Police.
In the absence Of tho Mayor the delega-
ton was received by the acting Mayor.
Justice Peasants. who, while expressing
a regret at the sad occasion OF their visit,
babe them welcome to the city, and on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
CONGRESSMAN EpEs on SILVER.

The resolutions recently adopted py
+ba Pe,ersburp Chamber of Commerce in
favor of the repeal of the Sherman law
were forwarded by the secretary TO our
two senetors and Congressman Epes. rep
resenting this district. A letter acknow-
Lodging Receipt of the resolutions was re-
ceived from Sir. Epes to-day. IN which he
saws he cannot vote for the repeal OF the
Sherman law unless there IS some salts
factory substitute favorable 70 SILVER
adopted in its stead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
PIANOS, ORGANS. &c.
IS AND z1xs ORGANS.

pIANOs AND egyzss ORGANS.
Il RID RICHES. f1t THAMES T. EAGLE.
We have a large ware-room ana solicit the pa
tronage OF those having PIANOS and oRGASS
and WISH TO DISPOSE or THEN. We will
SELL, RENT or STORE THEN. and are pre-
pared 10 MAKE OLD PIANOS AS GOOD AS
WHEN NEW, and this wo can do cheaper than
any firm this side OF Baltimore, because we DO
the work ourselves. Artistic TUNING a spc-
cialty. RICHES & EAGLE,
je3-Sa, Tu&Th Sl6 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
TO TIE STATE CONVENTION.
Arrangements Yet to lie Made to Elect
Delegates In Twin cities.

BbIcKutts IN IWfu NItIOss
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
NotRoLK, July THE Democrats of this
city and Portsmouth have manifested no
disposition as yet 10 move in the matter OF
appointing delegates 20 the gubernatorial
convention. II is thought Norfolk will
divide ON 0'ferrall and Tyler. The Exc;
cutiye Committee of Norfolk county will
meet next Wednesday at the Mansion
House. in this city. to designate the day
for electing delegates 70 Richmond. The
Portsmouth committee will probably not
order ward meetings until the latter part
OF the month. Norfolk county, II is said,
will send both 0'ferrall and Tyler dele
gates to the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
A TLANTIC COAST LINf.

RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG Et.- A
1ME TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY, july
1901 A. NJ, trains On THIS W. 3D.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
TRAINS NORTnWAHl
STOPPING PLACES.


Noe. IA. As, 40, and 50 make I'D stops
"a aud l34 stop AZ Belieli and ctonfs
signal Nos. -, "a. -, ~, AZ, am
on signal as Manchester DrcNFys,
and Chester. Nos -. 80, 81, 81 A., ~ '.
as Will stop on sigaai at al stations .. 81.
Pullman Palace baJet sieeQlps-,i
through trains. ON Trains Nos 81 anl ~ .
ing-cars between kieenond and ~ n'hO-''
NEW LINE 10 ATLANTA. GA. ..
Leaving Ricnmoal az 3:l0 r. ". dai.l
irving az " sldon at 5iso 4. ~, AM ai 4.
7:3o A. NJ. rsa : A. l. 1nr0osn Sleeper
mond 70 Atlanta ....... T.
TIE ONLY ALLRAIL LINE 10 N""'~-
RIehmond. $500 AN. Norfolk 1t. y !
Richmond. 1880 4. NJ. Noricsk.., e.-t !
Norfolk. 1880 a. M. kichmord~ ~. 81 : q
Norfolk. . IS L. u. Rl-hnead' A. a.
The trans lsay.ng Rc0mond ei a
Norfolk A. 4 4. Al. are sclid trans tesN .-o3
two points. and passengers ~ tafouk5 ~.
change OF cars Close eenae,thsis a. - II )
al Petcrsbars By lhs 3.lQ z. u. 9nd 80
trains from kchmQnd % NortsS. =, ,,t5H
Trains leaving kiglalooi 81 ..,,t.i
NJ, ani 100 T. ~, AMI asit,ias AZ A, .a,-
a. SOS A, 81, s;2Q 4. ". and t.Ss y lagl
close ecnasc ioa a. ftset-oots W 49,
Enruvtilo, Lyneaeaffs sal Seet ,,.aleaI
n. N. SNLLl, sapern.et
ET. d. NyERA 0enexn nGpessass-1eA, A
TN nG1xsox, TrNzac Manager ."
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N : : : Ealiali;XaSl3l-

CxsrxSuxxX<x9
sChsDuLe ~ EFFECT Jrll ..I
LEAVE kICHhOND. BlKD.S lhlE. ....
800 A. Nj. D0ily-kichmout la1
TIbULED LlMlIEu ..t
folk | i:25 4. n. ~'.p.
ternburg. Naverly. lal -.
300 A. NJ. Daily TIE CHICAGO ..
for Lyneh0urg, k1anu-.
POcahontae, hennYi,
aud Chicago luN.
sleeper Norfolk 20 t.l..
change. Connects % d.
Durham. Connects st
Mlnston-s slcm, lrt i
stations Ninston-StleH
1915 p. N. Daily for bcanOle. h.
laski, Bristol, AMI 90
and Wesl 5i4 Ea.t .H.
ginia aud Georgia ram
car Petouourg So L..
Pullman sleeper h.t.
phis ~ Knoxville a.I
aooga, aud thr1.sl .
Richmond 90 LyltL 'llE
3:IOP.M. Daily TOR AorfoiA. r.l
termcdiate -tAa.r..
folk $40 +. u.
5:3OP. NJ. Daily, arrive Norfolk GOD
IE5OP NJ. Daily Tor Roal'k-. lt.
laski. aud BllstoL
Roanoke s.2l A. ~. u..
ton aLd Chattanooga itH
man sleopers koauoA
Memphis. and New or
inz-car attached. A.-'
PocahOutab. klkhoUt, 1908
Chuch-Nalley division
Louisville ard station.
aud Nashville ruilfla4
also for horsY Mount
tons Winston salem lI..
PULLMAN PALACE LhEPEN lrtrH
MOND aud LlSCnBUhG resiy tHr
at q p. NJ. also Pullman s.ocper
BRISTOL
the West daily $50 A. n ..2I g.. h.,
pm. FROM SOrioa and TIE Elrf. iu.i.
POO p. NJ, and Ncstlhulcd lWiir1 b..u
l.. IS. COZ hi..
Pas. uFsf A..
". u. BbFlll
General passcA ger A.
General orTce. Roanoke, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
PATRICK ReGAN's DAD FALL,
rlks and Police Go to the Eanos Funeral
City Oficin;s Elected.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspasch.l
NORFOLK, VA. July MIR. Patrick Rea;
gan, a machinist at work on the United
States steamer Charleston, fell in the dry
dock yesterday and was badly injured.
A delegation OF Norfolk Elks went to
Petersburg to attend the funeral of Cap;
tam Eanes to-day. Captain Mordecai and
six officers of the police force also went up
10 attend the funeral.
Deputy Clerk-of-the-C Courts Junius A..
Coleman has gono TO DInwlddie county on
account of the extreme illness OF his fa-
thor, Mr.. +. n. Coleman.
Mr.. Joseph s. Culpeper has been elected
City Auditor; DIR. l.. q. Shepherd. Physician
90 the Almsbouse. aud Mr. IL. i. Bhck,
Building Inspector "a new office with
q, 900 per annum salary.
FOR RrPAIRs.
The light-ship Boush's Bluff. which has
been stationed of Cape Charles, came ~
20 the United States buoy-yard last night
for repairs, after which she wall return TO
her mooring at Boush's Blur.
The investigation of the narrow escape
from collision OF the steamers Norfolk and
Pocahontas will commence at the custom
house on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
A Place for Charity,

The Associated Charities have opened very
attractive little oaice In the basement OF NO.
III east Main street, and Mrs. William II.
Peasants, the ecIeiary and general manager,
will bs on hand hereafter 10 attend to the tusl-
ness Of the organization She is now engaged
in sending out circulars asking the moral sup
nnrt OF monument citizens and merchants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
WILLIAM ALoeRsoNs ACCIDENT.
A Verdict Against an Insurance Com
pany--Tbe Hottest Jsiy Day.
fspecIal telegram % the Dispasch.l

DAsyILIR, Va. July William Alder.
son. a I0-year.old white boy living in
North Danyille and employed in the river
tide Cotton-Mill. bad bis right hand cut
on ia q betting this afternoon, tearing
the middle finger away from the hand and
badly crushing the fourth and little I'M
gers. Later IN the day portion Of the
hand was amputatsd.
Aft4s tho burning VI Wrighvs Hotel In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
CAME NEAR LOSING HIS LIFE.

The realty figures include the cnlvert
tax and the personally figures the polls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY.

Miss Maggie Kello. a charming and
bright Young lady of Southampton county,
daughter of the late DR.. S. b. Kello. died
this morning at her home, near lvor, of
typhoid-feyer.
The local Civil-Service Board Will hold
n meeting tomorrow for the examination
of applicants for clerkshps in the post
Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

Daily. D-Di1ner. S-Slpper
No % makes all local stops Connects az Ra-
leigh with Piedmont Airline for Ashegille, ~ G.,
and all intermediate points on tho Western
North Carolina railroad.
No ~ has Pullman-Buffot Sleepers Rich
mond 10 Atlanta. Connects directly az Atlanta
with W. q A. X. X. for Chattanooga, Nashville.
and all points West. Connects with A. & W. Z.
X. X. for Mobile. Montgomery, New Orleans,
and all points Southwest.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. 134-A. & W. special. ll;4o A. NJ.
No. 7S-Mail and express $3.50 L. NJ
For tlckots, Pullman reservations, &c. apply
at ticket-onice Byrd-street Station, Richmond
Transfer Company's, 90l east Main street, aud
companys ONCE, $50 east Main street
JOHN {. WINDER, L. f.. MYERS,
General Manager. General Superint.
O. V. SMITH, I. j. ANDERSON,
Traffic Manager. Passenger Agent.
II. NJ. BOYkIN, City Pas's'r Agent. my IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
nusINEss opponruNIrIEs,

Tor SALE. THE BEST 70 BARREL.
IL R0LLER-MlLL In Virginia. now doing
good business. Mill located on Norfolk and
Western railroad. as Bonsack, Va. fve miles
east Of Roanoke city. Owners health has given
away. WIN sell ono half On whole. building
brick, with nne machinery run by sssam-oo-
gina. Address "AlLLxRBp lopsAek, Va,
Box X. n Ella
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
LOSE, sraAYED, AND FOUND.
PERSONAL

HAVING EVERY REASON TO
4 L fear that many OF the old patrons OF the
late firm Of THOMAS w. MCCANCE, JR., l.
CO., as well as personal friends aud the public
generally, do not know o. my Whereabouts
take this means OF informing them that | am
with tho Arm OF A. Z. MOSBY & son, coal and
wood-dealers, 1l05 west Marshall street, phone
III. Patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaran-
teei.
10 l6-1m THOMAS W. MCCANCE, JR.
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lRAmRoAp LINES
~ u 2aM S5,Eg3 ~.

~ u aH ~ sE;sS|
DICHMOSD, FREDERlCKsg1S
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD 49,.
commcncing JULl2, 1893 Eastern ss..
time.
7:4J A. NJ, leaves BJrc-siroet Ssst-.
(e1cept Sunday. Psriof-.s.
mond 10 New York. Ann,
Washington et 1901 p.
more. 1.I7 r. 81: brt
3S7 n. ~; New lOrk, o..
1900 noon, leaves Byrd-Sue-, s.t
stops only AZ AshlarI. ID
Milford. freder.cksbYrs.
sni Whitewater. byfrl ~
Richmond % New f1rt. a..
at Washington az J;fDP
more. Jef 4. ": a..
7:f0 +. VI: New fork.
Also connects az Was1r 4.
3:ij 4. ". daily tram, ar.....,
timote. 4:B9 T.. ". an u.
phla 0:tB T.. NJ. AMI Wiz
si0Dai limited ,ail Palms. =.
cnts and Pcnnsyiyarl =.
Gining-car', leaung at
daily arriving % baitml.... a.
~. and New York BOO r. i
7.l5P.N.. leaves Byrd.Sirect Sta. t..
Sleeping-cars kl-hmllt
York aud Washington 8. o.
phia. stops only at As..I.f
we'll. Milford, ErrI.-
Brooke and WifoHafrr.
other stations on suntayt .-.'
at Washington ~ lI.lY .
Baltimore, 1898 4. g..
phia, 3;ij A. NJ; Aca t....
A. NJ.
$50 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-siree' ...
sleeper from Neg .r Il.
only NJ Whitewater, ff. .-.
ricksburg, MilfOgi. .s
Ashland. stops a. ot
on sunday Lea'ea h- ..
2.3S p, NJ, arrives Byrd-S,reet eta' b.
stops at WldeEatcr, Rf. .. ..
ricksburg, Milford,
Ashland. Bunet par'0r ..
ington 20 Richmond. Le1. . -.
ingtOn 1889 A. NJ.
7.15P. NJ. arrives AZ Byrd-Sree scar ..
stops only At Frei~f.s ...
ford. DOsgell, AMI Afl..
man-cara from See BIS
Washington. Leaves So
at 3:id Z. 81. Does 3d.. s
Elbs.
,1.oo p. NJ. arrives at Ryrd.Stree' ~.t.
Except sunday EIr.
ear New York % krh ID.
Washington as 1;l0 EI.
FREDERICKsBUR re- ACCOMMO
DAILY gxCEpr SUNDAY
400 p. NJ, leaves nyrd-.trert ~ltt f..
nj Fredericksburg M
500 A. NJ, arrives AZ Byfd-','
Leaves FredeucksL4ts ..
N.
ASHLAND TRAM.
DAILY EXCEPF 5USoAT.
GAS A. NJ, leaves Elba. Arrives ~ ....-t
1892 4. NJ.
CROP. NJ, leaves Elba. Arrives q A.s..
7:O7 2. "A.
6:45 A. ~, arrives a. Eliza. Leaves t-l-.
O:O5 A. 81.
GOA z. NJ, arrives a. Eiba. Lcay t...l-.
bis +. NJ.
G. TAYLOR. Tran
EFT ID. MYgHs, General sup ..tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.

EVERH ICESDAis "Hb-,H..
DAY, and FRIDAY 81 O'Clock T.
u.r,,a.. closed one hour before SAILING tune.
d. aa,oars leave Now York from Per ~. S9s 81.
DIE So Ricnmoud every MONDAY, W EDN Is
NV aDd SATURDAY ut 7. N arriving ia
Dn ard MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, ana fhl-
nav MoRSINGs. Mondays steamer from New
Yort and Wednesdays from Richmond carry no
pps..cneer accommodations unsurpassed
Coo orc 20 New York Including meals -,
ara berth1 r,d James-riyer route. 10y w
ponndstrtp tickets limited 10 thirty days ~,
after date Of issue. ............'..''''' ~ %
s,eerago fare with subsistence. .......'' ~
stearage fare without subsistence ''..:' v"
o. hin y.re ps1 Chesapeake ana ONO rail-
wav and Richmond and Petersburg "a
Is rs,iroad tickets limited 20 four days.: :" w
Round-trip tickets (limited 20 thirty days. ~ W
T,ckets can be obtained at Richmond transfer
Comn.ny's 9OI east Main stroet; Chesapeake
And ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depots'
ana al the compsny's onico, 1901 Main street,
and wharf Rocke.ta ,,, ,.,,,,,,
Freight forwarded and through ous vi iauius
issued for points beyond New YORK,
Freight received daily until i. M.o,xo
Passengers leaving klchmoad on MoSDh
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, snd SAL ~
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway (V'a
Newport Neus) at Up. N. and by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad same datsl az IS AZ y.
M. will make connection at NORtOLh Win
steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO, Agents
No. 1901 Main street,
myII and compsuys wharf, Rockets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
MARRIED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
sir. Epes Wants Substitute for the sner'
man Law-Civii-service Meeting.

ICorrcsponuenceu OF 'ne I''0lI
PETERSBURG. VA. July Mr., Oscar
Hollipgsworth. a popular young clerk at
the Southern Hotel. and Miss Ella
Iashley. daughter of the proprietor OF the
hotel, were married at Halifax n. g. to-
day. The marriage followed an elope-
ynant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

behalf of the people returned thanks to
Canaan Mordecai and his men and through
them to Chief-ot-Police Pettis Tor tneir
recognition Of Petersburg's loss IN tne
death OF its Chief of Police and Tor tne
graceful and generous act OF , sy'np cn,n
pany of brother officers from our sister
city.