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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
Nottoway Stockholders Meet.

CREwE, VA. July l1.-(Speclal)EThe
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Nottowny Building and Loan Associa-
tion was held at the Bank Of Crewe Mon
day evening. The different reports show
ed the association 10 be in a hourlshing
condition. The following officers were
elected 10 serve twelve months: PRESIDENT.
G. f. Wilson: Vice-President, captain II.
+. Lockett; Attorney. Judge w, II. Mann
Secretary and Treasurer. @. w. Oiiver.
Directors-H. ~Burkholder, T.. r.. DIVER,
Jasper Wells. r.. $. Beville, ~, W; Nors-
worthy, b. F.. Robinett; A. L. W9ody'
C. H. Kruse. c. $. Smithson, DIR. III. ii.
". Crittenden. and Sterling Boisseau.
The stockholders Of the Crewe Manutac-
turing Company also met on the above
date. but adjourned over until Monday
next without transacting any business.
Judge Charles f.. Goodwin and Messrs.
Joseph NJ. Hunt and Sterling Boisseau.
committee. have received a letter from
Rev. Norman F. Marshall. of Bluetield.
W. Va, declining the call extended TO
him as rector of the Episcopal churches
Of NOttOWay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
CHEAP STOCK.
THE FARMvlLLE CONFERENCE.
Twenty-Fifth Annual Session OF the NJ. L.
Church. South-RepOrts Received.

BLACKSTONE, VA. July u.-(Special)
The Farmville District Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. con-
vened here yesterday. The conference
was called to order by Rev. r. II. Camp
bell. presiding elder for the district. Rev.
II q Edwards was elected secretary. u
II o'clock Rev. G. II. Ray, Jr.. preached
the opening sermon from these words:
For Ye Are Our EpiStles. known OF MI
Men" II was an able effort. n made n
deep impression on the large audience.
The trustees OF the Blackstone frmale
College met at 2 o'clock, and this morn
ing's session. commencing at 10 O'CLOCK,
will be devoted entirely 10 the interest OF
the college. A large number OF MINIS
ters and delegates are present. and the
session, which will last for several days
promises 10 be "A very pleasant and mar
monious one. Among the ministers pres
ent is Rev. Mr.. Bl~ankingship,. who was
for several years pastor Of the church
here. and was especially popular with al
classes. He received many a hearty snake
of the hand from his numerous friends
and brethren.
ed house last night at 5 o'clock.
SECOND DAY.
The second days session Of the Farm
vile District Conference was attended
at both sessions by very large congresa-
tons.
Reports from the different charges show
ed n most excellent condition OF affairs
10 exist in all the departments OF church
work.
The subject Of education was the occa-
sion of interesting. addresses by captain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12

r.,,, e. M. Hardy, NJ. Aryin. w..
TssdaIe. James A. ~Shackletons Egnert otn-
nies. r. j. Arvin, DR.. John u. Eiaer' ~
/" Sverton. j. X. Love. and others: on
motion John o. Bragg was CHOSEN a.
chairman. and william A. wilson 40
ON motion the chairman appointed tns
following COMMITTEES to see all apseh'e.1
and irso their attendance on an aa-
sa,rned meeting, to be held at Llnen-
burg Courthouse on the 18th day, OF Az
r,ise NEXT: John o. Bragg. william a.
Wilson ID r. Love. N. NJ. Neblett, J. r.
EEnbank. ]. ]. Estis, c.. NJ. Hardy. n.
Arvin' Egbert Staples, 7. j.: Arvin, w.
~ ,risdnia. DIR. John ii. Elder. h. j.
overton. T. r.. Featherstone, &. Is; Horny
I Colin Neal. James Butterworth. II. >.
Munson. Stith Boiling. II. A. Blackweh'
IN was further ordered that the COM
mittee solicit subscriptions TO detray the
exnenses OF the reunion.
On motion John J. Estis was appolnteu
a committee OF one TO see MI. harrlson
WInn and get a roll OF the company ~
being suggested that he had the same III
his possession, and report 10 the meeting
10 be held at August court next
II was also ordered that the proceed
ings OF this meeting he sent to the Black
stone Courier. the Richmond Dispatch
and the Richmond Times, with the re-
olIest that they publish the same.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
again at LunenbuTg Courthouse on the
18th day OF August next.
JOHN o. BRAGG. Chairman.
w. A. Wilson, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
Transfers.

Richmond: j. +. Hall TO r. F. Hanni-
gan. 22Ls feet on north side Leigh street
between Sixth and Seventh, $4,000.
Thomas L. Larus and wife to Charles
D.. Larus. interest in the estate OF +. G.
Larus. deceased, 80.
Charles u. Stokes and wife TO j. Thomp-
son and Leroy f. Brown, IS 1-6 feet on
south side Franklin street between 1hlr-
tenth and Fourteenth. $500.
SalIie D.. Stout's trustees TO James Au-
gIstine and Rolfe Il. Glover. 80 feet on
West avenue southwest corner Boyu
w. G. Williams's executrix to John
Govange. 80 feet or west side Church
street. 1926. To-
Henrico: Robert Benefits heirs to La
vInia NJ. Freeman, l2A acres . miles
southeast of Richmond. %25.
II. p. Larus and wife 10 {. d.. Larus,
sam deed reported from Chancery court
. Millhiser, special commissioner, TO
W G Gayle, As feet on WILLIAMSBURG
avenue. southwest corner ONO street
Same TO r. J. Enright, GO feet on "ts'
side Williamsburg avenue. Sill. d
Edward b. Scott to James H. ooo''' :
acres near BATHS Point 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
A CHOICE POSITION.
$50 PROHIBITION APPLICATIONS BE-
FORE THE NORFOLK BOARD.
Co,ored Persons Looking Hopefully Tor
Badge and Ciub-Funerai OF observer
James r. Sherry.

NORFOLK, VA, July 11.-(Special.)-
The police force Ia evidently a choice po-
sition with the expectant throng OF Pro-
h%ibitionists. II IL said there are over
$50 applicants before the Advisory
Board willing to fill the ranks OF Inc
guardians OF the peace" and male UP
OF an homogeneous element OF i'hiD'-
t,onists. Reform-Democrats. white Repuo-
leans. and black Republicans, even the
scullud' voters are looking hopefully 10
positions on the police force. The he-
form-Democrat managers generally de"s
that they ever voted TO displace whi'e
emnlovees of the city and put negroes IN
their places.
LAID TO REST.
The funeral of United states observer
James r.. Sherry took place TINS ai,ei,
noon from Christ Protestant Episeopai
church. Rev. DIR. 0. ). Barteh onlc'a 80
and the remains were laid away IN Elm
wood cemetery. The members OF Gree
commandefy. knights Templar; owens
d A. T.. and a. NJ, and NorioiN
chonter. No. l, took part in the obsequles.
Tba select Council decided last nigh'
by resolution not to open the sessions
of the body with prayer. The resolution
received only one vote.
The city Of Portsmouth has retained
counsel 70 assist the City Attorney IN
proceeding against the Atlantic n Dan
,iIa railroad here and In Richmond. -.
Bishop Newton. of Richmond, VIII
nrcach at Virginia Beach next sunday
Captain w. A S. Taylor has been re-
elected chairman OF the Publlc-Schoo
Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
Medals and DISTINCTIONS.

The fral exercises of Miss Maggiy
Leahy's music school occurred Alonuag
evening. and medals and distinctions were
awarded as follows; F %pg Tapid APPg rTstHiae.
9nel Earnest. and Theresa Donahue u
goa medal offered for class T cHceien 1Se
vonneer class. a silver medal. was drawn
by Miss Eta Paris. ho com.
distinctions were awarded TO the com,
netitors for medals as follows: Misses
Mary MccNar pmIe Eabenk Mu Mamie ' Nc,
Carthv. Mamie Carrera, Estelle DUKE
Rosa samqHslIs' i%;aInr wa Julia An Msyn E2,
NNfarv low. Sadie Marks, Mollie. Rhoads'
blanche Mallory. Florence Hirshberg ~ ~
teIie paris. Fannte VIM. Eta Paris
lille KantrowitZ. Fannie GoluseSin
Mary Dobson, Lille GoidStein' ~ ~
iic ieahv. Nellie Sullivan. Rosa 6IaS-
berger, LqreitO Lsahy, and io MsS5e rs T Fran.
u nn Trh1cr1os Leahv. and Hyman Marks
Miss Rosa Thon was awarded a pre-
MUM for improvement in vocal music'
The entire school attended a picnic az
Forest-Hin Park yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
NEWPORT NEWS PosT.oFfIcE.
Its Location Will Probably 30 Moved
Susan Snow Not Guilty.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July n.-tSpe-
ciaI)-Postmaster Irwin Tucker Informed
your correspondent this morning hat the
department had decided to change the
locality OF the p~ost-ofice. Mr.. c. o.
shennard. Chief OF the Salary and Allow
ance Division, and Mr.. 4; M: Arlington
nartment al Washington, have been here
several days looking into this mater:
These gentlemen have recommended that
the Office be removed into the large brick
building belonging to DR., A. {. Jones,
which Is situated on washington avenue
between Twenty-hfth and Twenty-sixth
streets. The principal objection to the
present location OF the post-ofice Is its
close proximity to the saloons, a half
dozen or more of which are situated
within ffty yards Of the building. Many
citizens complain that the tough element
which congregates in this vicinity Is OBJ
noxIous to the ladies' that are compelled
10 visit the p~ost-office. Your correspond
emit is also Informed that the removal
will take place on the 10Th OF this month.
and that the lease will run I'VE years.
The case OF Susie Snow. charged with
blgamy, was concluded this afternoon.
The jury. after being out some time
brought in a verdict OF not guilty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
Their correspondence Not B%rotherly.

Some weeks ago Commander ,Watrous.
of the Grand Army of the Republic, WIS
This city. had diverted for the erection OF
a building funds sent here from ne
North TO decorate the graves OF the
Union soldiers. The Dispatch published
al the time the denial and explanation
81 phil Kcarny Post. 1t seems, how
ever, that the charges have been iterated;
and now Commander Watrous and General
Edgar Allan. department commander
and North Carolina, are engaged In a cor
~respondence about the matter. that is any
thing but brotherly. The indications are
that when the two meet at the nationai
unless each is prepared to take back some
very vigorous eDithets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
Omcers Installed.

Deputy-State-Councillo r. Il. WhartOn
o%ficers of Hope Council. No. .; J. .. l:
A. NJ: Councillor, Fred. G Hoenlnger;
ing Secretary. George l. Bal; AsIlStan.
cial secretary. G. d. Pitt; Treasurer. II.
O. S1"' Gates attes Warden, John u. small; Con
ductor, VI. \. Small; Inside Sentinel; >.
ii. Baker: Outside Sentinel, W. n. Iea-
cock: Trustee, r.. G. Hicks; Representa-
live TO state Council. j. NJ. n. Allen; Al
ternate. r. c. Hicks; Representative 10
the Funeral-Benefi Association, j. NJ ~
Allen. u.o ~.
Rescue Council, and bradley. Smith, ana
Wharton, OF II. T.. Lee, No. il, made able
speeches on the aims and objects OF the
order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12

Richard Irey. Rsv.; A. B. wSrw dcs s sne
mon BY Rev. J. NJ. Burton. -.-s.
The topic OF publishing interests brousnt
before The body as speakers Rev. j. J.
Lafery. d. L., Reys. James Cannon
LAST, night REV. A. @. Brown. ID. D.,
Delivered a very able ermon upon the
"Mosherhood OF the church" He de
veioped the relation which the Churcn
sustains TO us. and our duty 10 IL. IL
produced a profound impression.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
Death Of Justice Pierce.

Mr.. L. c. Pierce died at his residence,
No. 7i north Twenty-ifth street. Tuesday
night. Mr.. Pierce was in the S9th year
OF his age, and was Il popular justice OF
been In bad health for a long time. but
the attack which caused his death was
OF only two weeks duration. lie was a
box-maker by trade. His mother, one
His funeral will take place from the
Leigh-Street Baptist church (of which
he was a member) this morning at II
o'clock. The interment will be at Oak
wood. The following gentlemen will act
as pail-bearers; Hugh pieasants, A. C.
Alexander Montgomery. Stephen Wood,
Robert East, and Marshall Boyle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
uonnd-and.Hare Chnss.

There will be a hound-and-hare chase
under the auspices of the Owl Cycle Ciub
next Saturday afternoon, starting at !
O'Clock sharp from the fountain In Mon
roe Park. The hares will be given two
minutes start. and will drop small scraps
OF paper at every turn. Friends OF the
owl Cycle Club are cordially invited
10 take part. The hares are +. II. Coyna
and Luther Jones; hounds. the club. The
finish will be at the refreshment stand al
Reservoir Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
LUXEMBOURG VETS REUNION.
A Call to Meet for Reorganization on
August 18th Next.

LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE. July
u-CSpecial)-Pursuant to a call previous
" made for a meeting OF the survivors
OF Company G. Ninth Virginia Cavalry.
for the purpose Of formulating a plan
for a reunion. the following members
were present. Lieutenant ID. X. Love
Tientenant y. VI. Neblett, John O.. Bragg,
William A. Wilson, J. i. Eubank, J. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
COAL AND WOOD.
THO BUYERS OF FUEL.

popular fuel tho CLOVER Hill COAL. | am
prepared TO furnish the trade aud consumers
with same at very low rates, with greatly in
creased facilities. am also prepared 10 fur
Dish all kinds best quality COAL AND WOOD
AT SUMMER PRICES. Yards Harrison and
Broad, phone III, No. $40 east Broad street.
phone 400. SAMUEL II. CoTTRELL-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
The EouIlurean-Pr!ge Company.
FOB REM.
LOST, STEAYED. AND FOUND.

OTICE.-APPLICATION WILL
~ be made according to law for the RE
NEWAL OF REGISTERED BOND OF II
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. No. 1913. Tor
500 issued under act OF the Legislature APP
proved 2Oth February, 1892, TO j. q. Gray, the
same having been destroyed by IRE.
~ l2-Th4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
SUMNER BOARDERs.

Mrs. Tazwell Helms, at Helms Post-onice,
Franklin county, Va, wishes a limited number
Of summer b0arders.
Location OF residence unsufp passed Tor health
fulness and beauty OF mountain scenery.
Visitors will be met az Boon's Mills, Norfolk
and Western railroad.
Board reduced 10 sl5 per month Tor adults.
No children under IL years Of age taken.
piaa,a address "a above. ~ 4-3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12

Messrs. A. F. Mosby & Son HAVING retired
from the coal and wood business, / take
pleasure in announcing to my friends and Gus
toners that | am now with MIR. 5. H.. COT
TRELL, aud ask for your continued patronage.
~ IO-lw THOMAS w. McCANCE, JR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
3 July i. 1891.

Referring to the foregoing advertise
ment. | am authorized to say that the
creditors secured by said trust-deed will
lend a large portion Of the purchase
money to the purchaser for a term OF
years. ~ w bON
A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12

The tobacco-crop news for Virginia and
North Carolina. by State bulletins. from
~pap and private reports, shows
Improvement with recent rains. Dark to-
bacco II Door and short still.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
THE STORM IN KING GEORGE.
Damage Far Greater Than supPose"
Valuable Crop of Peaches.

CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY
VA. July 11.-(Special)-Later accounts
Of the storm which passed over TINS
county last Friday evening evidence
much greater damage to property nan
zoe NJ first reported. The cornfelds.
which had so long suffered for ram, Were
very badly quilted. fences were blowh
down. valuable trees torn TO pieces ana
other damage by wind. Besides more OF
less injury to barns. stables, &C ii
dwelling in the lower part OF the count
was unrOofcd and two others pio"li
down. From these the occupants escaptd
with their lives, but not without Painlnl
wounds. The freaks OF the storm IN un51
ferent sections along the rivers ana
creeks furnish an aggregate very unusual
TO this long-favored Neck.
The Baptist Sunday schools OF klns
George. Lower Stafford; ana Upper myi n
at Hanover church, this county. last
Saturday. Various subjects relative 20
Sunday-school work were discussed py
ministers and laymen. The ministers o.
the Gospel in attendance were Reys. a;
r. LINN, Of Stafford; H.. ii. Zones OF
Wesfmoreland Or. j. NJ. Pitcher, OF
Petersburg; Or. Richard Potts. W; II.
Savage, and W. W. Owens. of KING
'oe CHEAP STOCK.
Another large drove of horses arrived
here last week and were put upon the
market. but owing to a small demand
very few have been sold. and that few
brought the lowest prices ever known
here for the same grade Of stock. one
pair of fine, large. young nags' whlcn
would have brought $500 here a year or
so ago, sold for sos. and others In proper
ton. UNI.
MIR. James a. Arnold and Mr.: Wilson
Griffin. residing on the banks OF the To-
tomac in the extreme lower end or ms
county. have large peach-orchards: ara
these are the only orchards In all this
section Of Virginia that contain any, iruit.
Mr.. Arnold last week shipped TO Wash,
ington 100 boxes of peaches, when soIo
Tor sea The orchards OF these two gen
tlemen being Immediately on the rivers
bank. It is certain that the influence oil
the salt water protected the early bloom
from the ravages of late frosts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
THIRD-STREET FLATS
AT AUCTION.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
AND VALUABLE RESlDENSE
PROPERTY. LATELY FL
INTO FLATS.
NO. lis SOUTH THIRD STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
TRUSTEES SALE


TRUSTEES SALE
or
THIRTY FEET on MAIN eTprr.
EAST or WAREHOUSE STRtT|'
NINETY-ONE FEET, MORE or
AT SOUTHEAST CORNER ~ \
FRANKLIN AID THiF.
TIETH STREETS
ios FEET ON wifLiAMsBUpq Az,
NUE., EAST or THE err
GAS-wORK5.
BY virtue OF the provisions N n ..r,..
deed OF trust. dated NOyambfr u
and recorded In the Clerks Office NJ
mond Chancery Court, Dfel-Br..
page 1886. default having been u.
the payment " n certain nl'.
secured, and being required sY n
Will sell by auction. on thc prem
FRIDAY. JULY E. l.t
at 8 O'Clock y. n.
FIRST. That LOT or LAND
south line Of Main str q. h...r-.
feen 7 inches east 81 Wareh...
thence running eastwaf1ly arl
on Main street ~ feet arI
back between parallel Ans ID
a. second That lot or LAND ,.
gou,beost corner % Fran.
Thlrtleth streets. fronting on
street 81 feet. more Or less, a.i
back between parallel 4n.a
Third. That LOT or LfNu .
vest side OF WILLIAMSON as
ming at the corner " a thirty.
thence northwariiy AMI f-.rI
liamsburg avenue l0s t'.f .a.
back between parallel lines i
The south side and - teet 0.
side.
TERMS. Cash az - expenses A
ecuting this trust AMI "a r.f.
with interest from April d .i.
mon terms announced ~ sf
e.. l.. I.N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
DARN WANTED i WISH TO BUY

4 FARM with good land. water, shade, and
dwelling aud other buildings AMI fencing. Give
descup:ion. location. and lowest price. Address
FARMER, care DISPATCH, Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
OLD Pc DO MN >ly
MEM TRI-wEEKLl LlNa t.
lSkS~s~ AOhh
came have 81

EVERY TUESDAY,,
DAY and FNlDAi - > >.'
Naaifest closed one hour ss.-.-
usn leave New YORK n1
.sS&ortn Rl.er, iUT lDelW.a.
MoNDAY. WEDNESDAY, aA4
nSY m ! L. NJ, arrivias 90
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ALI
MORNINGS.
P-.ssenger accommodation ui
Cabin farc 10 New lesN u.
meals and BERTH VIA Jam go
rnufa s.tsssstst
paDnd-trip tickets. limited a. ta-. a
dsys after date OF issue ...-..... .
Storage fare. with subsistence -
Steeras8 fare, Without supaA91'
rahln rare via Chesapeake ai '
railway and Richmond Il
! hmrs railroad Ulekets nmltpt b /,
= four days. .-.."'";w.";'"-
GRound-tnp tickets Omitted &c lA.i' Q
days) .........s.". f'ss'f 4
tickets can be obtained az
Transfer Company wi gaSt
ch-sapeaks and Ohio ami lieHu.
pstersburs depots. and al the e'in
once. 1871 Main street, rad pnatr
Freight forwarded and through b.
lding issued for points De!s"+
Freight received daily until 5 Nm.
Passengers leaving RiehmonJ s56tHS
DAYS. TUESDAYS. MkpN
THURSDAYS. and SATuRph
Chesapeake aud ohio railway N-
port News NJ ) + NJ. y ~ r.mgas
1sams days. at . A. M, VIII NAS ,.
nection at Norfolk with steamer
'n0s GEO Sos'W y. ALLEN . CO, Agents.
80. ana eompany's Wharf. Rockets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12

DARN FOR SALE.-A NICEn
l. FARM, about 125 acres near Q railroads.
station, and neal enough 10 haul truck TO Rich
mond dwelling, barn, 30 A bargain can DO
had, as u can be had at a low figure. Address
T., care Of DISPATCH, Richmond, Va. ty12-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
ELIXIR BABEK.

Sure cure for all MALARIAL diseases. such -
Ch'lls, Fever and Ague, Ltss Of Appetite, Dill
Head, Beck, sids, o. Limbs, &C. Al druGgisu,A
boc my3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12

to discussion; with them assured.
grievances will be heard. rights pro-
tected, and wrongs redrcssed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
$3.50, 81, $3.50, So, 81, Sc.

We recommend them all as the
best values in Umbrellas offered
this season.
Another lot Of 26-INCH FINE
TWILLED SERVIA SILK UNI
BRELLAS, with natural handles,
ornamented with silver and gold.
You were lucky to buy them a
month ago at 50. You are fortu-
nate to buy them to-day at the
price of g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
BUSINESS WANTS.

DOARDERS w WANTED, H A F.
ID MILE from railroad s~tation-daily mails,
good board. plenty milk and ice, 70 and from
station free OF charge. Address Box ~ Be
hna. Va. w l--lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
QUIET.

In labor circles everything Is quiet ~
this city and section. and it is not beneVeu
that any call for a strike from Deos'
Sovereign, or any other leader OF tht
several organizations will meet with otneI
than a fiat refusal to obey. The iaporcnS
in all branches OF business here are CON-
tent 10 work at present prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
DEPARTURE or STEi'N
DHILADELPHIA, RICH >
MOND. AND NORFoL. @
SAE-AASIilF CCAIA-4

Appointed sailing day.. It..
DAY and FRIDAY Al 4 4. Biz a
SUNDAY at \. VI.
Freight TOR IuesldE- ari
ear received til rIIIr, '
Sundays steamer an ) D. 3d.
Freight received daily until : IT,
Fare, $500.
For further Information
]. ". MccAI.
General Southern Agent, .t
W. y. CLYDE
ap q General Agents. ll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING 49,
I'D LIZ EXECUTED AT IAa piA
H1lNTN0~houSS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
TOBACCO MANjfht a.-
SUPPLIES 81 AlDI.'.

will sell as ms auction hllt. 9
may concern, at 10 orio.h A. N.
TUESDAY. july a., I.at
so cases. each woighinr a'HIt
Oh what IA known to the iOt. ft D.
SPANISH LfIORIth pas 3D. I"- .
profitable opportunity to ia ml i
ana dealers IN supplies. sac
~ GEORGE V. MAYO. fI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION :.

CONPANls JAMLS-Hif
LINE 10 NOllVlk. F~Ortsfuo.--.
New port Ncws, Cl0remOnl, N
river landings, u con.
Point aud Norfolk for MdsAi..-
more, and the North.
STEAMER POCAHONI.a
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY AT io =
Electrlc-cars direct 90 Wnaff
$50 and 500 to NorfIlh. ~
Old Point. and Newport Ar"f
by a Grand Orchestriln.
Freight received daily for o'
places and all points IN Las
and North Carolina
IRWIN WElSiG t
Sul
EDWARD l.. Bars
General Offices: Planters iaat