Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-11

one nafi nOuTS TknblnB-tiHc Natb "oy .
from April l. 1895. to June 30, 1887. Read
ing 10 BALKAN, two and one half miles
and back three tines week, by a
schedule OF not to exceed one hour rum
ning-tlme each way; from April !. 1886.
to June 20. 1897. Rotbsay TO Scottsburg,
FIVE miles and back, twice a week. by
scheule OF not to exceed two hours run
ning-time each way: from April ]. 1886.
to June go 1897. Deiclisur to Admant.
five miles and back, twice week, by a
schedule OF not to exceed one and one
half hours runnDg-time each way; from
April /. 1885, TO June 30. 1897 Dubuque
10 Gladehili. three and one half miles ana
back, three times a week, by a schedule
of not TO exceed one hour running-t!me
each way; from April l, 1886. to June 80,
1897 Dwale to CIintwood, three miles
and back, three times a week. by
schedule Of not 10 exceed one hour run
ning-time each way; from April ], 1885
TO June 20, 1897. Sunbeam TO Handson'
five miles and back. six times week. py
n schedule OF not TO exceed one ana one
third hours running-time each way; from
April l. 1896. to June 90, 1897 ka TO fort
Blackmore, four miles and back t"icee
a week. By schedule OF not 10 eSceeu
one and ore half hours running-ume
each way; from April /. 1896. TO June ~
1897 Hinckle, Va, TO fingers store W.
Va. four and one half miles ana BACK.
three times a week, by schedule OF not
to exceed one and one half hours run
ning-time each way; from April l, 1875
10 June 90 1897. Masada to Rel, three
miles and back. twice week, by
schedule of not to exceed one hour run
nine-time each way: from April ], 1896
To June 80 1897. Taro to Wardsfork
Mills. three miles and back, three times
a week. by schedule Of not TO exceed
one hour running-time each way: from
April |. 1896. to June 30. 1897. Barhams-
vile TO Book, four miles and back. six
times a week, by a schedule OF not to
exceed one and quarter hours running
time each way: from April l. 1896, to
June 80 1897 Redmonds to Charlottes-
Vile. five miles and back. three times
n week, by a schedule of not TO exceed
two hours' running-time each way; from
April 13. 1896, 10 June 80, 1887. Curtis (by
Sedalia and Goffs) to Big Island. twelve
miles and back. six times week. by a
schedule OF not to exceed four hours run
ning-time each way; from April ID. 1885,
TO June 80. 1897.
AT THE HOTELS.
The hotel arrivals to-day included the
following:
Howard House: II. Humphreys. Vir-
GINA; s. Clark, Virginia; J. s. Nelson,
Richmond, Va; w. W. Sydnor, Rich-
mond, Va
The Raleigh: y. II. Grundy. Richmond,
Va.
The oxford: s. c. Richardson, Rich
mond Va.
National: C. q. TAYLOR. Virginia; VIII
liam Graichen. Virginia.
METROPOLITAN: i. Lawrence, North Caro-
lima: r. O. Troy, Virginia; j. Williams,
Richmond. Va
ST. James: W. A. Smith, Richmond, va;
Miss Lottie Thomas, T.. Courtney, Rich
mond, Va.
Hotel Johnson: ]. w. Holt, Virginia.;
w. Jones, Virginia.
POSTSCRIPT.
Mr.. w. H. Tyler, of the Internal Reve-
nue. office, Richmond, is here on business
with the Commissioner. and others In the
department
Mr. s. II. Royal. formerly of Nottoway.
but now Of Roanoke Va. has been here
with his bride (nee Calhoum for the
past week, guests at the home OF Secre-
tary Herbert. OF whom the lady is a
niece. They left for Roanoke. their fu-
ture home. this evening.
Assistant General Superintendent OF
Railway Mail Service Lilburn r. Myers.
who has been visiting in Richmond. was at
his desk I'm the Post-Ofiice Department
Senator Daniel is absent at his home
near Lynchburg.
Senator Butler, of North Carolina, to-
day presented a petition Of citizens of
Fayetteville, asking for the passage of the
bill for the relief of the book agents of
the Southern Methodist Episcopal Church.
Senator Martin, of Virginia, introduced
a petition of sundry citizens OF Orange
county, Va, asking for an amendment
TO the Constitution, providing the use
therein of the name Of the Supreme
Being.
Representative Shaw. OF North Caro-
lima. introduced a petition of the heirs of
Frederick Jones, late of Craven county,
praying for the reference of war claim,
amounting to sl050o. TO the Committee on
Claims.
Representative Meredith introduced a
bill TO reimburse George S. Aver. Of Vir-
ginia, in the sum Of s2l 200, for property
destroyed by General Sheridan during the
war.
PATENTS.
Among the patents issued to-day were
the following: Thomas c. Blanchard
Hartford, n. c., boX-fastener; Harry
Etheridge, Pittsburg, Pa. assignor by
mesne assignments to Gray National
Telautograph Company. Richmond, Va,
individual call system for autographs
telegraph; George ii. and A. G. Parker.
Woodland, N. c., cultivator; Isaac j.
Turner, Victoria, n. c., nozzle for hose
or sprinklers; Joseph II. Underwood,
Fayetteville n. c., Understanding ma
chine; Albert l.. Woodwork. Norfolk.
Va, current actuated bell buoy; Henry
Still, Norfolk, Va, feed-box.
Miss Lindsay Lomax.