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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-31

The river was rising again at noon to-day,
with "A feet inches in the channel
Business owing to the bad weather, is dull
and much freight Offering this morning for the
South.
" Gather cloudy. Heavy snow began to fall
last evening, and continued till O'clock this
morning, when 1T cease'i till about daylight,
when it began to snow fu lously ami lasted till
about A. M. At 1880 it began to snow again,
and at noon there was about inches of snow
on the ground.
STEAMBOAT MovEMRNrs
The large and magnificent sdewheel steam
er, Charles Morgan, will positively leave this
evening for New Orleans.
The Ohio No. A will be the steamer leaving
this evening for Pomeroy and way points.
me City Of Portsmouth leaves at 4P. NJ. for
he James D. Parker left last night for
Memphis, with 40 tons freight
The favorlte james w. Gaff is now on
berth loading. 'and Will leave for the Lower
Ohio and Memphis Saturday.
The Z. & Y. Railroad boat, leaving this even
ing for Huntington, Will be the fast and pOpu-
lar Fleetwood. She leaves at p. NJ. sharp.
The Bonanza arrived this morning ana re-
turned to Portsmouth at noon.
Inc Ben franklin, from Louisville, arrived
this morn ing and will return this evening.
The Golden City, en- route from New Orleans
to Cincinnati, passed Evansville late last
night.
turns to Malson this afternoon.
The Exchange Will arrive tonight, and re-
turn 10 / lttsburg Tomorrow.
Ihe Andes will be Iound Ia port this after
noon. -
T0wBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Joseph WALTON is lying at the foot Of
Ludlow street and will leave this afternoon fol
rlttsburg with tow of empty barges. The
Bengal Tiger will probably leave this after
noon with empty barges,
The Btna, en cute from Gallipolis to w abasf
River, was compelled by the storm to lay NJ
opposite Portsmouth last night She will
probably pass down this evening.
| BOAr-HA ANDs' 1OssIP.
Captain WIN. n. O'keil, q prominent Pitts
! burg coal merchant. who has heen ut Mempnii
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Forty-fifth COngress-seCOn Ses-
sion.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-A resolution
was adopted calling on the President for
information in regard to recent surveys
Of lands in the Indian Territory,
The Committee on Appropriations re-
ported lavorably on the bill to approprl-
ate $27a, 900 to purchase the Freedmeu's
Bank Budding IN Washington.
At the expiration oil the morning hour
consideration Of the Silver Bill was re.
sumed.
Mr.. Christiancy submitted an amend
ment providing tor the coinage Of a sil-
yer dollar of 434 grains anu standard
ineness, and /" be made q legal tender
or all debts except where otherwise
provided by law OF contract. After q
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
FREIGHT BY RIVER.
ISpeeials TO the Star.l

Ispeeials TO the StaEl
OIL CITY, Pa. Jan. 31-8:30 A. M.-Alle-
gheny River feet inch and falling Weather
cloudy and showing. Wind north. Thermome-
ter %.
BROWNSVILLE, PA. Jan. 81-l0 A. M.-Mo-
nongahela River feet and falling. Their
mometer 80. showing. Wind southwest.
PITFsBURG, Pa, Jan. 81 1l:00 A. M.-River
4 feet 10 inches aud falling. Weather cloudy.
showed during the night.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan. 1880 A. M
Kanawha River feet. Weather calm and
partially cloudy. Three inches of snow fell
last night, accompanied by neayy wind and
light rain.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. 31-12:8O A. M.-The
GOLDEN City will arrive Friday, and leave for
New Orleans Saturday, positively.
j. d. HEGLER, Master.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3l-l 80 P. N.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3l-l:S0 P. n.
Gold sready at 1O2 buying and 1O2A selling.
Gold checks, l024.
Eastern exchange steady and quiet with no
variation in rates. Buying at lilo discount
and selling at par.
Sterling in limited demand at previous quo
tations. Drawn at $4 S2h for 81 to 60 days,
and 81 651s for slght,in gold, per f.
Government bonds are steady. and essen
TALLY unchanged. The local buying and SELL
INN. ntnca ara fallnAAa.
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POLICE.

Drunkenness-Harry Winters, Hattie
Sutton and Annie Mccarthy, SO each;
P. Carstine, IS; Sarah Winston, $50 80;
Julia Mulcahy and Emma Newell, $50
80 each.
DIsorderly Conduct-Isaac Cook, So;
David Ross and Joseph Hennessy, dis
missed.
Miscellaneous-Ed. Evens, vagrancy,
dismls ed; Ed. Mccarthy, john Sulll-
van, Ed. Carroll and Dennis Long, lott
ering. continued to February 7; William
Queruer and Jackson Gerard, obtaining
goods under false pretenses, dis
missed; james Ramsey, abusing
f,mily, 80 ,ays; Peter Lowe. continued
10 February 9; Oliver Haythorn, ca ry-
ing concealed weapons, continued to
February l; David Ross and Joseph
Hennesy, malicious destruction of prop.
cry, 80 days each; J. G. Hankle,
carry ing concealed weapons, dis
missed; Rebecca Treasere, petit
larceny, 10 uay,; BENZ. Ritter, malicious
des rucLlon, $40; Geo. Weis and George
Rand, burglary, continued to Feb. 2;
Alexander Reg IN, known thief, contin-
ued TO Feb. 7; James Hunt. lettering, 80
days; John Mack, lettering, continued
to Feb. l.
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for the past few DAYS looking after his coal in
terest, returned by rail this morning.
CAPTAIN j. L. Russell came down in COM
mand Of the Andes. Captain T. Auhleman
having stopped of this trip at Wheeling.
Lew. Rice is still sick at New orleans, and
Jun. Dunbar is making another trip IN the Of
ii ce of the Clara 5.
Captain Tiff. Strider is now clerk on the
Florence Meyers.
A shooting afTray took place yesterday at
New Orleans on the Levee between Captain j.
Il. O'Pry, Of the steamer Isabel, L.. II. Bauche-
reau and j. KOunZ. Eleven shots were fired in
all, Capt O'Pry being slightly wounded IN the
RI ghT arm, and a colOred man By the name OF
Bill johnson and white man named Scheder
were also shot In the legs. The two latter
were standing by, and were not participants
in the difficulty. The principals were arrested
and jailed
The wharfage receipts for the wsek ending
to- uay at noon amounted to 1928 40.
The packets arriving this morning from
above report heavy snow, which compelled
some OF the boaJs TO lay up for few hours.
The POmeroy Packet Ohio No. stopped at
Klverton for awhile and then came down TO
Portsmouth, where she again stopped ami TOOK
on 30 tons iron. She will he here by or 3
O'Clock this afternoon and ret i'm this evening.
Commodore Wash. HOnshell and wife re-
turned from CaJlettsburg this morning on the
Fleetwood.
| Tue Charles Morgan will have fair trip out
| for New orleans this evening. she has GOOD
| engagements below, including 1000 boxes
| starch at Madison, fl ur at Rising sun, 7iV
bales nay between here and Louisville, and q
| l OF furniture at Aurora and LaWTeuceburg.
| TheJ b. NJ. Kehlor will load in the pool for
New Orleans, ana leave saturday.
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Sold. offered at. Bid

The following is the 80 Z. Nj. report OF New
York stock Market, as received by Lea, Stsr.
rett u Co., 2S w esG Third street:
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The Courts.

Bernard Panzer made an assignment
for the benefit OF his creditors to Chas.
A. Kebler.
Andrew Dehler, dismissed; Joseph
Dooley, 20 days; Saliie Brooks, dis.
missed.
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[From the Official Report
Awards to Wheeler & Wilson.

Awards to Wheeler & Wilson.
/. A Medal and Diploma for s. New Wheeler
Il Wilson Sewing Machine" for the following
reasons:
ga Lock.stitch Sewing Machine
ship of its parts. and possessing
great originality, great adaPta-
bLitV to different classes of work
Of stitch, ease and ra pidity of mo.
ton, and completeness OF dis
play.0
2. A Medal and Diploma for "The New
Wheeler u Wilson Sewing Machine y for
Superior quality of work il"
Leather Stltching.''
These New Machines embrace the elements
of the original Wheeler & Wilson Machine,
with important editions and variations, and
differ from other lock stitch Machines in hav-
ing Rotary Hook and Bobbin in part of the
shuttle; an independent take up; an auto
matte under tension; an improved form of
feed, and better distribution of parts.
The points Of superiority of these Machines
over other Lock stitch Machines are very nu-
merous and important.
USES OF THE MACHINES Every
kind Of stitching, from that required in the
heaviest manufacturing to the lightest and
most delicate possible, may be done to perfec-
tion with the No. d Machine; but as there are
certain purposes to which the No. I and the
No. s are more especially suited by reason OF
size or form, some Of the various kinds Of
work to which each machine is particularly
adapted may be classified as follows:
FOR THE NO. MACHINE-Bootl
and shoes, harness, saddles, carriage trim
| mings, patent leather trimmings for harness,
| horse collars, travelling bags, trunk trimmings
| canvds bags. poke books, and heavy leather
work generally. %
FOR THE NO. MACHINE-Tsilor-
ing of all kinds suit making, cloaks, gloves,
blankets, dash boards, curtains and every
kind OF work in heavy fsbrlos.
FOR THE NO. MACHHNE'-Tailer'
ing, all kiads OF linen work, corssts, skirts, all
kinds Of ornamental hraiding, oyeralls, shoe
Innings, hosiery, umbrellas, collars and Ouds
shirts, and general domestic work.
Either of these Machines is superior to tiios'
Of any other system for stitching suspeuders
! and all kinds Of rubber and oil cloth goods.
| Agents Wanted.
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Live STOCK Market.

CINCINNATI. an. 3-2 p. ID.
The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock for the past RI hours:
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HOGS-Are IN liQht demand and market
easy. Common at 50 4Oa3 70, fair to good at
SO S0a3 IS ior light, SO 9Oa4 05 for packing, and
select butchers at 81 05a4 Oper GENITAL.
CArTLE-Market fairly active and firm.
Selling common at 81 00a2 20, medium at 81 75a
so good TO choice at 81 0Oa4 IS, and extra at
SIS DER cental.
SHEEP-Active marketa and firm. No change
in prices. Common at u 50a3 U0, medium at
50 25aS rs, and good to choice at 81 0Oa4 Is per
Genital.
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SEWING MACHINES.

Again the Wheeler q wilson Sewing N
chimes tri um ph over the world. The Centen-
nial Commission have officially announced
the awards, and decreed for the New Wheeler
& Wilson TWO DIPLOMAS OF HONOR AND TWO
MEDALS OF MERIT. This is double victory,
and the ht:-.. award which it was i'll tho
power of the Centennial authorities to bestow.
No other sewing Machine received such
recognition. More than thirty Of the best pro-
ducers OF machines in this and other countries
entered for competition, and ut Philadelphia
in 1876, as at Vienna in 1879, and at Paris in
1867, Wheeler & Wilson lead the list. After
careful, rigorous, and exhaustive examina-
ton, the judges unanimously decided that the
superior excellence OF these machines de-
served more than one medal or diploma, and
consequently, they recommended TWO or
EACH. The Centennial Commission unani-
mously ratified the action Of the judges, and
the public will indorse the decision Of these
ablest OF mechanical experts. A claim OF
equally distinguished honor for any other
sewing machine is only an attempt to hood
wink the people. Read the following, which
stamps the New Wheeler & Wilson" as ths
STANDARD SEWING MACHINE OF THE WORLD.
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AUCTION :. alliALEs...Fntnrc Days.
Dy Robert 3. Lyme.
Real estate hgefst ard rkuttib Deef, Z
~. y. n. HJ1 1910 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF "a NICE DE.

TRUsTEE'sFSALEl OF "A NICE DE
u TACHED FRAME pMELLsIlNG;M WITH YE Try
L iNa Lo gTtsBfE MAR n arE sTH
sTREET mo 3pPgsITE I, VEN NI1,
TIOr.-rIn execution Of certain deed OF trust.
dated 7th OF February, a77. and duly recorded IN
Richmond Chnnscry Court, D. D. 100 B. page $50,
ton, on SATURDAY, june 10, 1878, at 8 O'Clock,
being required 30 to do by The holder OF two OF the
In tho payment Of the Same all the property con-
veyed by said doed The lot has front Of 81 feet
tsenth street. Tho Improvements consist OF q
LARGE FRAME DWELLING, containing about
seven rooms, and kitchen and all necessary out
houses. Water on the premises. The house is now
occupied by a permanent tenant and y1elaing fair
rent Being situated in one of the most improving
localities In the cisy It should command the atten-
.tion OF those seeking investments or homo. =.
TERMS Cash rs to expenses of sale ana eufhcient
to pay of notes for and past due, with In
terest cost &C.; and residue upon terms 10 be given
ut SALE X. A. MEAGHER, trustee.
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t.rl# BY Richardson 6 Co.,
;, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FRANZ STORE, DWELLING, AND LOT
ON COR PENDLETON) AND THiRTY-PIRST
STREEIS, BY AUGTION.-By virturc Of deed or
trust from ". ii. Addngton and wife 10 the under
signed, trustee, bearing dats The 10Th day OF May,
1877 recorded IN the clerks Office of the Chau6cry
Court of the city Of Richmond. default having been
made in The payment Of the note secured by said
deed, and being requested to do by the holder Of
said note SHALL Us trustee In said deed sell by auc-
tion, on the promises, on MONDAY The 10Th day Of
June, 1878, at 6 o'clock p. NJ, the property de-
scribsd In She deed aforesaid as fronting 80 feet on
Tor Pendleton) street at Its northwestern inie &C.
ton with Thir,y-frst street, and running back be-
tween parallel line, 1873 feet, with a NEW FRAME
STORE AND DWELLING thereon, situated Inn
mediately on ME popular and highiy.improved ave.
nue. leading to lakewood Cemetery. This property
should be valuable as retail business stand as well
as private residence, and should command the at
tention OF parties looking for such an Investment
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to defray the expense
OF executing this trust and TO pay of negotiable
note for $500 and interest thereon the balance on
such terms as may be annoucsd at the time Of sale.
Z my30 N. M. LIE, TRUSTEE.
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BY Frank B. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
llOS Main street.

T1RUsTEE'S SALE OF VERY DEsIRA-
L BILE. HOUSE AND LOT ON THE NORTH
STREETS AT AuCTlON-By Virtue Of deed Of
trust dated June 8, 1877, duly recorded Ia The
clerks Office of Richmond Chanoerv Court, In Deed
Book ITO B. page 4S9, and at the request OF the
beneficiary In said deed-default having been made
In the payment of two negotiable notes secured
therein-l will sell. on WEDNESDAY, Dune 10,
1873, at 5k o'clock p H. on the premises, the pro-
LOT OF LAND, with the improvements thereon,
ut the northwest corner OF Cary and Plum streets,
between parallel lines about $50 feet 10 an alley.
This property Is under good rental.
TERMS: About $500 cash and the expenses OF
sale the balance in six and twelve months. six per
cent. interest added, secured by deed Of trust.
je FRANK D. HILL, Trustee.
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r ARGE SALE OF:ELEGANT FURNI-
sI1TURE, PIANO,AND ORGAN ATAUCTION;
ON MONDAY, 10th instant, at 10 O'clock VIII
sell at NV store very large assortment or excellent
FURNITURE belonging 10 family dlscontinnlng
housekeeping, consisting In part or
!. PARLOR SUIT, in walnut, covered with plush;
q handsome REPRESENTATIVES.: 49,.
J. very eieg3nt BUFFET-marblet top; 49,
q MAHOGANY. WARDROBES. s-Hse-
i MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT,
q COTTAGE CHAMBER 81 ITS. -
I MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD and CFtlNA-PRESS,
2 OAK HAT-RACKS." 10 fst5ts: ~ i..t2 =. +.
4 1iARBLE-TOP TABLES-very handsome; III,
2 WALNUT ROCKERS. In haircloth;
OAK ROCKING and DINIEG-ROOM CHAlRSr
HAIR-MATTRESSES, 49,
+ :FEATHER-BOLsTERs and PILLOWS, ~.
SAFES, REFRTGERAToRs, SC.
A large assortment Of REAL CHINA,
CROCKERY- and GLASSWARE,
KITCHEN UTENSILS In great variety.
ALSO. ~ : ~.
l WALNUT-CAsE DUNHAM PIANO, Oh oc-
taves-very fine instrument:
l sEvEN-sT0P CLARION ORGAN, nearly new,
and made by Pollock:
and great many articles in the housekeeping line
loo numerous to mention.
The attention OF those in want is particularly re-
qupsted. E. B. COOK,
je8 Auctioneer.
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s by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
Il No. gil GRACE STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH TT
AND SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-By request OF the owners we VIII gel! 6y
auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY. 13th
Of June, ut 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the truly desirable
RESIDENCE long occupied by the late Corbin
Warwick. situated as above.
There are thirteen rooms in the main building;
five rooms Including kitchen and servants apart
ments) in the wing hot and cold baths, fine vine
vault and cellar; stable and carriage-house, &C.,
&C.; all in thorough repair.
The house is admirably planned, with fno dry
basement large and high-pitched rooms, wide halls
and stairways. and Is finished throughout In the
best manner: that to-day there are few houses OF
its size combining so much substantial comfort and
completeness of arrangement.
The location Is conessadly one Of the best IN the
city, being In the. most delightful part of Grace
street, and near 10 business.
There are In the house two CARRARA MARBLE
MANTELS, sculptured In bas-relief, with .aegort.
cal figures fruits, and flowers They were supported
from Italy, and are really beautiful as works Of art
They will be sold after the house. Also, two CHAN
DELIERS and three MIRRORS.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Ahctioncers.
P.S.-Persons wishing to see the house can do so
by applying to us. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
lie Auctioneers.
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after1pa n, sA1Es...Fn,.uYe Days.
BY Richardson q Co.. <s.zs,s
= Rect Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
e lila Main street. 4 si

1--WE VALUABLE DWELLINGS ON
tI 81 sTREET BETWEEN TW I'VE, Il. IN
AND TWESTY-SIXTH STREETsI-AhD OE
TWENTY-SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN ~ AND
N STREETS, OWNED By THE HEiEs DF r, q;
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, June IL. 1878, at On
O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose Of division we snatl
FRAME DWELLING with four rooms. Kitchen,
and lot 29A feet on the south see OF Stree.
VALUABLE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
with I'VE rooms, kitchen, and lot 20 ~ w leet,
on the west side OF Tweuty-sixth street between II
and streets: VALUABLE TWO.STOkf
FRAME DWELLING with seven rooms kitchen,
and lot 47h by 1872 feet, the east side or twenty
sixth street between NJ and N streets: VALuA-
BILE TWo-.sTORY FRAME DWELLING with SIX
rooms kitchen, and lot about 40 by 81 feet on tne
east side of TweH.y-eixth street between ana N
streets; also. SMALL FRAME DWELLING ana
lot adjoining the above on the north-all In thor
ouxh repair. 3-
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months negotiable notes given for the
deferred payment, With interest added and secured
lie 3 : Aucticneers.
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
lll3 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
Il AND LOT ON GRAHAM STREET, ROCK
ETTs.-By virtue of 4 deed of trust dated May %,
1877. executed by Elizabeth Roberts to the under
signed trustee, and recorded In the Henrico County
count of default in payment of the negotiable note
therein secured. will sell, on the premises, on
JUNE 10. 1878 (hONDAY), ut 6 O'clock =. NJ,
the said REAL ESTATE. described in said deed as
follows: "All that lot Of land lying and being IN
the county OF Henrco and town of Fulton. and
bounded as foll0ws-to wiz being OH the south line
of Graham street at point distant 30 feet east OF
Gillian street, thence running eastwardly along
Graham street and fronting thereon 20 feet. and
running back between parallel lines ITO feet TO an
alley In common 10 feet wide.''
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale and $3.50
with interest thereon from May 2S, 1878, and resi-
due as will be announced at sale.
L. L. BROWN, Trustee.
J.TuoNPsoS BROWN. Auc:ioneer. ic5
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RAILROAD LINES,

CHEsArEAKE AMP ONO RAILRo.,D,l
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
June I. 1873.
4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj.
~ ROAn.-9n and after SUNDAY june o 1870
passenger trains will leave aud arrive Mt RiclrDonI
as follows:
WESTWARD.
No. ITO d. M.-Leayes-FoE HUNTINGTON
, -..f 15t-z Daily exec Sunday: stonx ~
all regular stations: arrives =,
GordonsviIle at 1910 a. NJ.
Charlottesville Ut l1.25 4. ".
~ /, StauDton at 80 T. 81 fdlnnerI.
While Sulphur a. ESQ r. ~
Gsnap%per);;, and Huntington at
FoR WAsnlscros: Arrive,
at GordonsvilIc at 1910 4. 81.
.... leaves BY Virginia Midland at
t..> ingfon at 9:i5 2. II. AZ Wash
For IISCHBURG: Arrives
-. 1t Charlottesville at ll:25 A.
y ~; Lay, lsayss ey Virginia Mlliani
No. 3-9:45 Z. M.-Leaves-FO Or CINCINNATI.
Daily: stops at Hanover juno.
ton. Noefs, Beaver Dam, Fred
crick'. Hall. Louisia, Treyil.
JAMS, Gordonsyillc. Gotham.
.,a.. Keswiek, Charot,esvillr,
Lynchhurg Junction. Ivy, Ne,
chum's River, Greenwood II
ton, Waynesboro', Fishersviile.
Staunton, Sroopcs. Goshen
MlIlboro', Clifton Forge, VIII
liamson's, LOwmoOr, Coyng-
ton, and all stations west ~
COylngtOn. Arrives AZ Cor
louisville ut l:20 \. NJ: Char.
lottesviIle at 2:25 A. 81 S;aur.
ton at 4:25 \. ~: Coyinyton
at 7:20 A. N. ChreakfasU:
White Sulphur at S:I5 A. n:
kanawha Falls at 1870 +. NJ
(dinner); Huntington at S45
L. Nj. Steamer arrives NJ Ports
mouth at 9:30 A. ~; Ciucin-
natl at 4. ~, ind connects
with the lines for the West,
Northwest, and Southwest
FOR WASHINGTON: Arrives
ut Gordonsvie ut l:2O 4. 81:
leaves by Virginia Midland train
Al 3:33 A. NJ: arrives at Wash
ington at 4. ".
For LYNCHBuRG: Arrive,
At Gordonsvllte ~ l:20 4. ~
lchange cars), and Virginia
Midland arrives at Lynchburg
No. 5-3:45 P. M.-Leaves-FoR GoRDOSsvIrIr.
Accommodation. daily frxcen,
sunday. Stops ut all stations
and arrives NJ Gordonsyile at
EASTWARD.
No. 2-e:l5 P. M.-Arrives-FRoM HrHriSGToS:
Daily Except Sunday: leaves
Huntington ut $3.50 +. NJ:
White Sulphur as S:ij 4. NJ:
louisville at $50 T. M: Cor
fnoa LYNCHBURG: Virginia
Midland leaves LynchGurg at
l2:55 2. NJ; arrives at Tor
donaVille at 4:45 7. VI. lchangc
eearsl: Chesapeake and ohio
FROM WASHINGTON: VIZ
GINA Midland leaves AZ G:3J
\. NJ: arrives at GordOnsyic
mt l0:45; Chesapeake and Ohio
leaves at 4:45.
No 4-645 A. M.-Arriycs-FRoM C1ScIXxAr!:
Daily; steamer leaves Clncln-
natl at L. NJ: Portsmouth Il,
$3.50 A. NJ; Chesapeake ard
Ohio train leaves Huntington
ut 10 \. NJ; White Sulphur at
1880 L. NJ; Stanton al l2:2j
A. NJ. Charlottesville ut $50
a. NJ; GOrdOnSylIe al 1880
A. VI.
FROM LTNCHBuRG:V rginL.
Midland leaves Lynchhury Il,
1920 A. NJ: arrives at Cor
louisville Mt $3.50 4. VI. tchanra
cars); Chesapeake and Ohio
leaves al $50 4. VI.
FROM WASHINGTON: Viz
GINA Midland leaves Washing
ION at 9:35 i. ~: arrives Il
GordonsvilIe ut l25 4. W.. :
Chesapeake and Ohio leaves AZ
$3.50 i. VI.
No. $500 A. M.-Arrlyes-F Rom G0RpOSs-
WILLIE: Accommodations daily
tsxcept Sunday: leaves Cor
louisville 1t SIS \. NJ. aud
stops ut all stations.
w. NJ ;. DUNN,
Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
jeS Richmond Va.