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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
mig COAL AND IRON DEAL.
Richmond and Other Capitalists Buy
Alabama Properties.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June 3O.-The
rumors of big consolidation Of Ala
bama coal and iron interests were con-
frmed in Admission to-day. A company
with 100000 capital. composed of capt.
talists from Richmond, Baltimore. New
York. and BOSTON have bought the
Gddsden furnace. two furnaces at IRON
ton. and 5000 acres Of iron land. 32CoO
acres of coal land at BrOokwOod. and the
Mary Pratt furnace and valuable proper
ties in and near birmingham. The new
company will have capacity Of 5000
tons of iron annually and 1000 tons OF
coal daily. A0ram ;. Hewitt. John
searles. and Joshua lowering are among
those Interested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
A WONDERFUL RIDE,
Cycle Race Against Time,
Paced by a Locomotive,
MILE IN 574-5 SECONDS,
This notwithstanding Certain UniOre-
seen HandiCapS.
RIDER EXHAys TED At THE END.
He Is Hauled aboard the Train Just
I'm Time to Save Him from Possibly
lie soon Receivers.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Chares VI. Muir
phy, OF the Kings County Whoelmen.
rode milo on a bicycle paced by e loco
motive. in 81 4-5 seconds to-day. His
course was a two-mile board track on
siding OF the Long Island railroad.
Murphy followed an engine snd day
coach. the latter being provided with a
the rider. The board track. which was
laid near haywood. L. J.. and extended
from that 5tation .wO miles east, was as
nearly d perfect level as sid!l could
make it,
Fully 1900 people saw Murphy make his
daring ride. Engineer Sam Booth had MS
hand on the throttle of Engine "A when
the word was given to start, at ten min
utes past .. As they neared the be
ginning Of the mile stretch, the pace
was a mile a minute, and a cloud Of dust
obscured the rider from the view Of the
spectators, who lined the banks on either
side.
THE SPEED TEST.
Entering on the space which would test
bis speed, Murphy in reply to - query,
shouted: I'm all right; send FER along"
The quarter was reached IN - seconds
and the half in q %. The timers Tor The
three quarters were MessrS. Dieges and
Stol. the former registering A and the
latter 43 l-5. At the finish the timers
agreed that Murphy had covered the dis
lance in 81 - seconds.
Those Oh the back platform who watch
cd Murphy all through bis wonderful
ride. stated that the riders hlndle-bar
had knocked against the rubber buffer at
least six times, ana each cine the con-
cussion sent him back fully six feet, out
Murphy always had strength enough to
regain this distance.
At the finish. gwO strong men on board
the train reached down anG seized The
rider by his arms and lftod him aboard
The car in safety Their action uudoubt-
eddy saved Murphy's life, because ne was
then N such a weak condition that lad
ne been allowed 10 remain on the wheel
he would have been unable 20 control il,
and d serious, II not fatal ACCIDENT might
nave occurred.
MURPHY SOON REVIVES.
.furp.y was --.r.ed 20 The iron, part
Of the car and laid on cot. where
physician m:nistercd TO him, and ia less
than FIVE minutes the 'cyclist was able
to converse with those around him.
Murphy rode :. 2S-inch wheel. gcared to
~. He was tied 10 the wheel, and when
he was drawn inro the car the machine
was taken with him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
THE CITIES DY THE SEA.
The Nashville Arriyes--A Collision
Other Mention.

NORFOLK. VA, June 90 Special. -
The United States sunboat Nashville ar
rived 1T the hayward at 1880 o'clock to-
day and saluted 'he flag Of Admiral Far
duhar. The Nash' lie has just returned
from an inland cruiso. going up the MIS-
sissippi river a. far as 81. louis. Mo,
giving the residents Of tina, section their
first view OF modern ship Colnci-
dent with the Nasauile's arrival was a
marine accident in which the hrst prizo-
snip taken during The war with Spain
hgured. The ships captor was tho Nash
vile. which had trst passed her In en-
tering the harbor. The snip was tho Buene
Ventura. and she collided with the
schooner Stella * c5son with sufficient;
force 10 smash he sides. making a hole
some feet long anc abOuI Is Inches wide
The ship was not injured below rhe water
line. however, and che Board Of Survey
recommended that she be permitted 10
proceed.
The suit Of sanfo,d, Brooks 81 BonsaL
the firm o. Baltimore contractors VINO
sued the city " Portsmouth for some
5000 FOR extra work imposed by The City
Engineer while ,he firm was engaged in
mouth. were awarded q verdict IN the
United STATES Court TO-DAY FOR ftJp. The
trial lasted four dajB
The Presbytery OF Norfolk is called TO
meet at the Second Presbyterian church
Monday The business before the presby-
terry is Of unusual interest. The pre- sby:ery
viii examine, with view 70 ordination
rs a foreign missiYolrv. Mr. William
Ford Bun. OF THE city Should the exami-
ton prove satisfactory. and the various;
parts OF trial required ~ the constitu-
ton be accepted. ". Bulrs ordination
will take place on ii )nday evening at The
Second church. TIL, IS a solemn cere-
mOny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
To the Travelling Public.

We respectfully solicit your orders for
Baggage and Carriages 10 and from the
railroad stations. Our new equipment
and improved service enables US 20 serve
you better than ever before.
BY purchasing your tickets and leaving
your orders al our office you can have
your baggage checked from residence 10
destination. thus saving worry aud delay
at the stations.
our uniformed agents are on all in
coming trains and look especially after
ladies and children travelling without
escort.
We viii also be pleased 10 give informa-
ton as 10 rates and routes for your
summer outings.
RlCHa0Np TRANSFER CO.
S. IL. Bowman, General Manager
900 east Main street.
Old 'Phones. "a and l5l; M.sg 'p''-aes.
" and 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
A card.
Richmond, Va, June 80. 1893

Richmond, Va, June 80, 1899.
To the Public:
| have been absent from the city for
several days. aAd Upon my return last
night was surprised to learn that a conn
municstion had breI published In some
90 the papers - l,-.-novd stating that
the Southern Bell Tclephone Company
was circulating Il petition Tor the purpose
of asking certain privilege from the city,
which statement undertook TO set out In
some detail the conditions upon which the
franchises should be granted.
I desire 10 state authorita lively that no
one has been authorized by this company
10 circulate such a petition. aud mat any
thing that may have been done with
reference thereto was not rnier the au-
thOrity, either directly OF indirectly, OF
any one authorized 10 represent this COM
pany. or even with the knowledge or col-
sent of any. officer VI this company.
Yours truly. HUNT CHlPLEG,
superintendent Of Southern BELL Telephone
and Telegraph Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
MrRPHY sOON REVIVEs.
DVENlVS Al RENNES.
His Arrival Without incident-No
Demonstration.

RENNES. July IL y. NJ Captain
Dreyfus has arrived here. He landed at
Quiberon, and was conveyed by train to
Bruse twelve kilometres about seven
and one-half miles from Rennes. There
he entered a landau, accompanied by the
Chief of Detectives OF the Projects De
partment, and was driven to RenEes.
The party arrived at the prison With
out incident. \ large crowd had assem-
bled. and witnessed the arrival in silence
and without manifestation.
DREYFUSS HEALTH PRECARIOUS
PARIS. July lit Is said here that
the government had advices from The
Azores. when the Sfax passed Fayal,
that the health of Dreyfus was prccl-
rous. This is held in some quarters 20
explain the anxiety to prevent The pub
lies seeing him.
The Partisan public is rather iistless
about his arrival and there IS no excite
ment at Rennes, where torrents Of rain
are falling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
SAUNDERS FOR THE sPEAKERsH:P.
lie May BE Chosen TO Succeed Ryan
His Campnigu.

Members Of the Legislature ana other
political leaders say that there is now
little or no doubt of the election OF Hon.
+. W Saunders, member Of the House OF
Delegates from Franklin county, 70 the
Speakership of the next House 10 sue
coed Hon. John F.. Ryan. Of LoudOun.
Some of the closest friends of MI Ryan
admit that there Is probability Of his oe-
ing succeeded by Mr.. Saunders. though
so far as IS known here, he has no idea
Of giving up the fight.
The campaign began last spring. The
friends Of Mr.. Ryan were suddenly quite
active ana made many strong claims.
Mr.. Saunders and his friends were qL'et.
1T was ard to learn of their working At
all. That they worked to advantage Mr..
Ryan's friends now see.
THE LANGUAGE or THE TRIBE"
II is said that Mr.. Ryan learned only
a short time ago that he was rot slated
for recollection to the spcakership. And
there is story in connection Herewith.
A warm friend Of Speaker Ryans
stated last night that Mr.. Ryan came to
Richmond some time ago and stopped at
the jefferson. where he met two Of his
constituents from Loudoun. IN the course
Of the conversation that FOLLOWED Mr..
RYAN was asked if he intended Being a
candidate for reelection to 'hc speaker
ship. His reply was in the Affirmative.
He was urged not TO run. and upon his
inQuiring for reasons one of the Loudoun
men replied:
"You don't speak the Ia guaee Of the
tribe"
Thereupon Mr.. Ryan is said 20 have
begun making Investigations. He IS said
to have found that his friend was correct
The language If the tribe was 20 him a
tongue unknown
Though Mr. Ryan may not be re-elect-
cd. ne win have hundreds OF friends VINO
will regret that his name is not on the
slate. lie has made an tminently fair
presiding officer However, Mr.. saunders
has not only been recognized as leader
I'm tie Virginia General Assembly for sew
eral sessions. but at The Roanoke con-
vontion i'm 1897 he made a reputation as
q presiding officer as well. lie presided
over that convention, ana though tie de-
bate was stormy. and great confusion
several times seemed imminent Nc ham
died the body with remarkable skill
MIR. COOKIES CHANCES.
Hon. NJ. r. Cooke member Of ;oe Fouse
Of Delegates from Norfolk, chal nun oil
tha Democratic caucus and of The ~
nance Committee. was spoken of as
speokership possibility. bat there now
safd To be some doubt as 10 his being re-
turned TO the House. He may or may
not be a candidate for the nomination. II
he IS he will have strong opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
SPEND YOUR FOURTH
At Norfolk, Ocean view, or Virginia
Beach--spcciaI Train-LOw Rates
via Atluntic-Coast Line and Nor
folk and Western Railway.

solid vestibuied train will be run
from Byrd-Street Station Union Depot,
RICHMOND. through TO Virginia Beach
and return via Norfolk. without change
OF cars. on July 9Th, upon the following
fast schedtile Leave Richmond at $50
A. NJ; arrive in Norfolk at II A. NJ;
arrive at Virginia Beach at $3.50 A. NJ.
Returning. leave Virginia Beach at $40
p. NJ: leave Norfolk at p. NJ. arrive in
Richmond ut II 80 p, NJ
Tickets on this train will be sold It the
following low rates: To Norfolk ana re-
turn, 81; to Virginia Beach and return,
81 Is. For further information ami tickets,
apply to John l.. Wagner. c. =. and T. ~,
S3S east Main street or b. G.. Carter,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot.
c. 5. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
70 The Travelling Public:

We respectfully sole, ywir orders for
Baggage and Carriages 10 from the rail-
road stations; our new equipment ana
improved service enabling rs 10 serve
YOU better than ever before.
BY purchasing your tickets and leaving
your orders at our office. you can nave
your baggage checked from residence TO
destination thus saving worry and delay
at the stations.
our uniformed agents are on all in
coming trains and look especially after
ladies' ana children travelling without
escort.
We will also be pleased TO give informa-
ton as Ia rates and routes for your sum-
mer outings.
RICHMOND TRANSFER co.
s. IA. Bowman, General Manager
SOB east Main street.
old Phones, IS and 437; New Phones.
IS and 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
williamsburg Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. June Especial >
Mr.. A. j.. smith. who has been engaged
i'm the drug business In Lynchburg for
nearly a year, has returned nome =" re-
c,Inerate his health as he recently suf-
fered long spell Of sickness.
MIR. y r. Prochter. Of stanton LETT
Yesterday FOR home. after stay here NJ
several months.
Miss Kitty Morecock and MISS Alice
Jackson LEFT Yesterday from OLD Point
an The Washington steamer for Fauqu'er
where they viii remain some time.
Miss Gaines. OF one OF the upper eoun-
nes is a guest at Bassett Hall, the beauti-
f,l home OF Mrs. x. 81 Smith.
Mrs. W. IL. l.. Nelms, ~ muse Ivy
who has been visiting Mr.. and Yrs. ii.
n Phillips. left this evening for Newport
News on visit
Miss Elixabeth Handy. after delight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
OFFICERS or sLuEs' ASSOCIATION.
Cant. Aiex. Cameron, PRESIDENT capt.
Geo. w, jarvis, Vice president.

Al a meeting OF the Blues Association
in the assembly room u the Chamber OF
Commerce last night a president and
vlce-president to succeed the late Major
Ben ". Richardson and Colonel John
Bell Bigger. also deceased, were e!ee tec.
Captain Alexander Cameron was chosen
president Of the association 10 succeed
Major Richardson, and Captain George
W. Jarvis was elected vice aiden, 20
succeed Colonel Bigger
Both u the new Officials ase ola Bluee.
and besides fighting In the COMPANY have
in DAYS OF peace manifested the warm
est interest in the organization. Captain
Jarvis went into tho Confederate service
with tie Blues, as second sergeant but
was successfully promoted until he be-
came captain 0f the company in Noyen-
Der. 1851. He surrendered thu company dt
Appomattox. Captain jarvis was wound
"a and captured al Roanoke Islaid: was
wounded at the Crater, and SURF ndered
the company at Apporaitox.
The meeting last night was presided
over BY Captain Hopkins. and Mr..
Clarence Werner acted as SECRETARY.
where Was q good attendance.
There was 10 election Of secretary and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
treasurer. as the terms Of Mr. ID. A.
Richie. secretary, and Mr.. Henry
Vaughan, treasurer have not expired.
TRILnY EXCURSIONS
The Most Popular. via y. & w. Rail-
way.

Every Sunday morning az $3.50 sharp
the "Triiby' will leave ByrG-Street
Union) Station. Via Atlanuc-COast Line
and Norfolk ana Western railway, for
Norfolk. Ocean View, and Virginia Beach,
for a days outing the rate. either 10
Norfolk or Ocean View, 81 FOR the round
trip, TO Virginia Beach and return, SIS.
Returning, train leaves Virginia Beach at
$50 F. NJ. Ocean View AT $50 p. ", and
Norfolk at no Z. NJ Through cars 20
Virginia Beach. Passengers for Ocean
View change at the Norfolk and West
ern depot. Norfolk. with through train to
Ocean View. NICHE * ADAMS.
Manners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
Fourth of Juiy-Cheap Rates via At
laufic-Const Line.

On account of thc above occasion the
Atlantic-Coast Line Will sell cheap tickets
10 all points on rs lines. Tickets on
sale July LIST. 3D. 90. and 4th with final
limit July It'll.
For further information apply 70 b. c.
Carter, Ticket Agent Byrd-Street Sta
ton: J. r. Wagner Ticket Agent SIS
east Main street, ana II. NJ B0ykin,
Ticket Agent. s35 east Main street.
G.. 5. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent
Byrd-strcet station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01

Major A. W. CARRIER, having resigned
his position as president and member Of
the Board OF Directors, now holds no Off
cial connection with the Richmond Trans
fer Company, which mas recently greatly
improved its equipment. ana VII the
convenience OF its union railroad and
steamship ticket office, SOB east Main
street 'Phonc5,No. 10. anu its superior
facilities for checking baggage, enables
il TO provide "a good service as can be
had in any city.
Your continued patronage will enable
US to keep UP our present service ana will
be greatly appreciated. Respectfully.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
5. ii. bowman. General Manager.
No 9B east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
FOurth-Of-July Rates, Hicbnond,
FredericksburS and Potomac u. X.

Tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad will sell t!ckeH between
all points on its line at rate " one fare
and one-r..f. for the round trip. Arickets
20 be sold ana good going on JulyehI. I'd,
Sd. ana nth. good to return until Iufy =
1889; continuous passage in each direc-'
ton
The rate from Richmond 20 Fredericks-
burg will be SEQ: 10 Alexandria, $50: 10
Washington. SiS5 round "trip. Children
between ana Z years OF age, One-half
Of above rates. W Z. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manprcr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01

Major \. ". CARRIER announces that he
is no longer connected with the Rich
mond Transfer Company bur that no Will
continue the transfer business under the
name of 4. W. Carriers Passenger and
Baggage Express, at No sl9 east Main
street He is we'll equipped for The bust
ness, has had long experience, and his
new venture promises abundant success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
FIRST ORDERS ron RECRUITS.
Men Wanted fer skeleton Regiments
in The PhtlinnineS.

WASHINGTON, June So-rhe first or
ders were issued to-day for recruiting
the troops under the clause authorizing
the enlistment Of 1900 men. The order
contemplates enlisting men for the three
* Teton regiments In the Philippines.
Recruiting officers have been Instructed
to rnliet men with this under standing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
EondoIpb-Macon Presidency.

ASHLAND. VA, June 81 Specially -
Bishop Granbely announced tonight the
names Of ghe ulttee whose duty II
will be 10 recommend 20 The Board Of
Trustees OF RandOlp Macon system a
suitable person for president Of the col
lePe here. The gentlemen selected ARE
Mr.. John p. Branch. Mr.. =. ). Conrad,
and Revs. ]. ;. Huichson, Paul White
head. and i. +: Lipscomb. The name Of
Or. John i. Buchanan. at one time vice
president Of this college. has boon brought
forward by his friends. He resigned
some six years ago 10 accept the PRES
dency of the Arkansas State Institute, II
position he now holes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
ful visit to Misses Mayo. sas returned

ful visit 10 Misses Mayo. has returned
TO her home. IN Annapolis.
Miss Bessie Scott left this evening for
New York where she has accepted pO-
sltion in 4 hospital. Miss Scot' Is "A
trained nurse.
Rev. w. T. and Mrs. Roberts have as
their guest al the Episcopal parsonage
Miss lmogene BreEt Of Parkersburg. W.
Va
Mr. Frank Wolfe leaves during the
coming week for g visit 10 bis family. in
Stanton.
Miss Bessie Lamb. after a visit to the
Misses Morecock and the Misses Mercer
has returned 10 her home, near Toauo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
Fourtb of july at the seaside.

81 round-trip excursion via Chesapeake
and Ohio to Old Point and Ocean View,
on Tuesday, July it'll Special fast train
leave Richmond $50 \ NJ. and. returning
leave Ocean View 725 +. NJ; leave Old
Point p. W, arrive Richmond II +. NJ.
The famous Hungarian Band can be
heard at Ocean View. This viii be the
cheapest and most attractive outing Of
fered for the 4th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
,n,,o,n,cd 10 JOHN. nopIiux.

If Is most gratifying to The friends Of
The Ola Dominion Hospital 20 learn Of ne
appointment OF Miss T. NJ. Washington
to - position in the Johns Hopkins Hcs-
pital OF Baltimore.
Miss Washington is a graduate o. nc
Nurses Training School Of The Old Do
minion. ana is the first outside gr'daate
ever appointed by the baltimore insti'l-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
Fourth-of-JuIy Excursions via the
Southern Railway

On account of the above occasion the
Southern railway viii sell excursion tick
cts from ticket stations on its line TO all
points east of Mississippi and south OF
Ohio and Potomac rivers al rate OF one
and one-third hrst-cass fares for the
round trip. Tickets will be on sale July
LIST. ID Sd. and 18th. with return limit
July 7th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
LET'S GO TO me sEAsHoRE
On the Fourth. and Take the &. X q.
nOute--S1 for the Round Trip.

Chesapeake and Ohio Speca! Fourth of
July Train for Old Point Ocean View,
ana Norfolk, leave Broad-Street station
$50 A. NJ. one dollar for the rOUnd-trip
10 old Point, Ocean View, and Norfolk.
Returning. leave Norfolk Z L. NJ, Ocean
View TBS 2. NJ. leave Old Point +. NJ.
You get more for yOJr money on this
outing than any offered. Hungarian Band
performs al Ocean View. Special vaude-
vile at BuckrOe Beach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01

can yet the best omnibuses and cOache:
it reasonable prices from the
RICHMOND TRANSFER CO..
). Ii. Bowman General Manager,
No. s0J east Main street.
Old phones. 46 and 80.
New phones, 46 ana 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
Early Closing,

We, the undersigned retail merchants
on Main street. will close our respective
places OF business ar g o'clock p. ".
Saturdays excepted). beginning Monday,
July 81.
O. r.. BERRY & CO.,
ALLEN & WILSON,
BURK & CO.,
W. r.. DREW & CO.,
NJ. II. GARNETT,
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
TAYLOR Il BROWN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01

We will sell 100 boxes Large Juicy
Lemons at re. dozen; pounds Fresh
Country Butter for DC; Best Cream
Cheese, u l-2c pound.
). ULLMAN'S SON.
Irn-Town Store. 30; east Marshall street;
old and New Phone. "a. Downtown
Store. ls2o-iSs2 cost Main street Old
Phone $40. SIS phone, 500. Menches-
ter store. l2l2-l2ii Hull stres< New
Phone, 1878.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
Notice.

The local freight station of the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad Will be
closed on Tuesday, July 4th, that being
"a legal holiday, except Tor the delivery
of perishable. matter between the hours
NJ . and 10 4. NJ. H. L. KING
- nL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
G. a o. EVERY SUNDAY OUTING
To Old Point, Ocean View, md
Norfolk.

ONE DOLLAR only, 10 these places
with stop-of at each. if desired. Now
is the most delightful season at the sea-
side. Chesapeake and ohio Sunday out
ing leaves Richmond at $50 A. NJ. with
a plenty OF seats for all. A parlor-car
attached Returning leave Norfolk
Ocean View Station at r. NJ. leave
ocean View at 7l5 =. NJ, and leave Old
Point AT \ T. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01

We will sell a limited number cf en-
vas Cots, 40 to Coo; Upholstered Co.'s. @c.
TO $3.50. according TO quality and number
bought SYDNOR d HUNDLEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
Dco,b Of Dir. Harton's Child.

Tntellic ....e was received in he city
list night of the death OF Georgia Harris.
the little daughter OF Rev. Or: "A. ).
GUNNER out In the county ID. and
Ara Barton will have the sympathy Of
The community I'm their bereavement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01
sueciaI sunday Trips to West Poi.(

on Sunday, July "a. the southern ~
way will inaueurate It's special Sund
trips to West Point. Fast lssssted 'tfsic
will leave Southern railway depot. foot
OF Virginia street. al $3.50 A. NJ, arriving
West Point 1870; returning, leave Vest
Point 1880 p NJ. arrive RIcnrnond SO:
Fare for the round trip, only GO cents. =
pleasant days outing Is assured all wsiq'
90. The Terminal Hotel Is PREPARED -
furnish good accommodations for thosf
wishing same and az reasonable prices y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-01

what might have been'-if maj httle
cough hadn't been neglected-is the sad
refectiop OF thousands Of oonsulnptiyes.
one Minute Cough Cure cures coughs and
colds. podeker Brothers. 7. a. Miller.