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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
RIVER BRANCH

lARLEM XIV ER BRANCh -
4 A NEW-EO RK, y EN-HAVEN AND HARTFORD X X;
Trains Harlem River station, ccrncr l32 st aud
IincOlnayc Third venue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Thi d Avenue Elevated lailroad dy except
SUNDAYS at GfJ 100, $40 1000 1l:jJ a. NJ Zo 800,
40. $40. GAO 'aad 500 m for Port MOTIFS Casan0v!
tOaH Point Hunts Point. Yves Farms an Nest, " e,t
Tilnpsons Bay hester Pelham BaT, Barlow (iy
Isind ham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting at
New Rochelle with for al poi the in ne or
ihc Ncw.York New-Hayen and Hartford railroad, Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions; New.t ana7n. Mldd etown
Britain and Sued Branches; and Boston and all points
East.
Rilnig train for New Rochelle and al intermediate sta
ton - 10 a IN. laly, except Mondays.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and I'll intcrmedla sta
tous 400 and $50 tho latter tra connecting
at Roche e with trains to Crane Cenr depot and
Stamford
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gtfamtoats ano RAILROADS ,

NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEA
" ERs G. II NoRTHAM AND CONTINENTAL, e., S
Peck Sip. Pier rs, e. r. Ct 81 upp z; ~; with
special trains ERfDEN. ARTFoRD Pkd At ~
IfOLYOKE &c Tickets sold and baggage cnec 10
broadway II. Y, and 4 COurtst, Brooklyn E1cuis''A
NeW-HaYen, 81 90
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO,

a
a. n. ochester nd Montreal ESprr7s, through draw.
800 IN Fast Limited Chicago and st. Louis Express.
Rochester BSo S os; ra IL 4 rc Geyc%nG and TOco
G'l.vn% ,, chlr'o ID" a. IN, Cincinnati 800 a m and St
l"5U. =. @ &C.,, I.Aprcss drawing-roon to Canaan.
~ a NJ eslern hewYork and Northern Express with
$5o = m, Alb.ny, Troy and Utica Expros. through
drawing room cars. 10 SARATOGA Fl edward and Gens
tp. ". Accommodated to Albany and Troy.
ClIagp Express. sleepiDg-cars
for ag IA Falls, BuGGlo tincinnl Toledo Letroit hi
tGop EKrrcss with sle ping car! to sy and to
AH5uI9 po,d' ina oc 10 S2;ItGst .it T. MqnT1 e
To- a G n aaa nr a
92a TEX %o&, , YIN ne ''a"s Tor the West and
G5 Se q 2 a. IF sram d, Tepof 10 ana RGr lTa
and AZ Wesc9s Express omce' ParkpIac'. uc'r Broad
Iors So! ash nrion end 30 utoust- BROOKLYN and 10
AS os 40 q9s dTaTps room and can be
~ any OF tHe .' e. ouL'c' N Sc" o." CI'y ana
naxE,re ca Tor .i,l Gee icd from residence.
tThc,e tgaIas sloo a Harlem u INST: ua4jEavc'
dsus T%EoP4 B. sF& s'r
NORTHERN TtILEOAD OF NEU -otkSEY
n Trains leave from Ch'mbcrs-st Depot !or Fusewood
$40 90 $50 D. m II miini-ht sunday. T. 9 a. m. and
Nanuct spring Valley md Mousey :. 10 $50 p
sunday- ga NJ
E'RIE RAlI.N Al, now known rs thc NEW
IL YORK. LAKE EGGE AND wESrEGN RAIL2oAR
Arrangements Of ira ms rom ,hanbcr;,t Depot From sd
- - minutes earlier ,.
W-Daily exc P Sunlars Dag IA press pTawing-room
IA Flls and -u.Drnsi'I Bride S,cpBg Coaches
yie to Cincinnati 9nG In@o 70 GhSas9 ro..
Nne,irI =, i"r ia.t Inn NV. IN sr,Irca %3j n
m. cleveland loi NJ cincinnati 9; . p m; chicago,
$500 M. an st Lon ). Z: 20 Tie second morning.
p m-Daiy BunGlo and Niagara Falls i'm ted arrives
gaA,9 40 a. ~ ',p, son rdg, .: a NJ; the most
!. N. AM ,iIea,o E1Ir.a, for The wc;t 4 solid
ri l A., a. i''I t'' 5 o sl ia, n,
~ -mtiu'phi; ~un',9s j:i5 $50 1920 M. laj $50
ralc2.on ~. ~; - y, i,E - 30 lo,o m noon lI5
b. 3.iO -.u $50 clio G:"D 1:fOS = 80 lu.3J u
mdnisat snIiivs, sL5 S3' Io2o IN. 10 G.3o
Ncaark and Paterson wa Newark $50 500 $50 l1rl
llBp O. m. % g. "A % 52O jj' go ~ 900 D. IA and
i wdni:iL saturday nights oulr. sundays $40 a. IN,
Slarrn ,45 10 g.o I0-oa. m Ia :.7o $50 i.lD
30 iop 7o M Rs y" az! ! M @ 70 E niys o''
WUwiCN 80 1-ij 1914 , a m. ilj sundays Il m.
Nr"nrS ana CORNWALL 800 % m, $3.50 i.'' p m. sun.
RolupGi and Kingston and Mout-onc,y9 a. M, $3.50 p IN
Go.hru ) 5I5 100 1920 a. IN. $3.50 $50 4:3O 100
? >. - SuudL Jlj 30 logo a N. G:D 500 = p. n
$50 b. IA -unda, STD s.3I loco ? N 40 : Pm
tn" aHd $50 pm trans connect WITH Ncy.I orN
tan" a"d West IN railroad at NHnst 1h"a m tr III
Fort Jrrvis -. 80 1920 IN $50 4.3o $3.50
Il % m 'vcr Ic,l rauutcs Is D 10 t, o:i5 M every
Ilc.ct, r passage and apartm Drawing Room suI
Sng c"ic en- he ob net md orders Tor the checking
Nos. iul a. 80 broadway. ~ Wc,t~. = No can't
-; "r'1trTn. or a. tfc Goa. any D'p.tS.
rvnrr.s trains ?V no Vest aIiir- Il JcyYork 7:IO
JOHN :, ABBOTT Gen. rass'r Agent New.York
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PRODUCTION OF FARES
NORWICH LINE, rr
THE POPULAR INSIDE ROUiE. q On
To Roston SO Worcester, 81 90; FltcnDur6 o""O'
Nashua IS Is Lowell SIS 3oi nd Portland Sp OF NEW.
YORK leaves per 40 River foot OF Wattss az
por hove NE sbrosses.st Ferry daily except SUNDAY ~
5p. "i-0 ---.
STEAMFR FRANCES leaves Pier 36; North
- River near o. CaLalst on Tuesdays ana FIry
at : n m for ORIENT. GREFNPORT. SHEbTEh
dSLAHD SoUTIol d and SAG HARBoR returning leaves
above landings Mondays and ThurssaSSss ppos Ageuts
81 sOutI.st, n ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

CAI SKILL BOATS.
" KAATERSKILG. and CArSKILL lolvo foot OF II " .
ST., y. =. weekday az q y.
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7 EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD -Passeng

I EIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
trains leave drpo: loot Of Cortand' and esbrosses SITS
Allentown Reading. Mauch hunk Glen summit, Wilkes
barr TOwanl, Waycriy Ithaca Geneva Lyons Eunao and
Pullman through COACHES daily. Local ira ns
at and 5:iu m ior Esst"n bethlehem and Copay;
leaving SlG and :" iu connect Tor all
points MaOnOy and artOn coal regions sunday tram
leaves FOR Maucl Chunk and IIlZCton. $40 a m
General Eastern ONCE, No 23j Broadway. . .
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EGgMN. g.c9Egs = C4 g,
kN!tkERD0(kER TRiST CO..
40. 23i 5Tll.ANE. CORNER 27TlI-~T.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $1,000. $50.


NNiS hEhbUs hER III 81 va,
no 23i 5TlI.ANE. CORN EIi 27TII-~T.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $1,000 $50.
PAID ~, S3OO.O3O.
DESIGNATED BY ORDER OF THE CITY AND sU.
PR! MI COURT A. A LEGAL DEP pSITURY
aged on moderate terms
INrER..sr ALt9wED On DEPOSIT, also
pEFonIlS HECEIN ~ 81 JECT TO DLhAND
BOXES FOR ECURITIE~ JEWELRY o. other
yalmaO.,s To rent Il SO per snHu and upward m
FIRE AND BURGLAR PRO J VAULT.
Special banking ami coupon Tor ladies'
Office honTs, - \ NJ b r. N.
FEEnEi tt'K G. ELDRGDG T.. President
CHARLES A. BARNEY. Nlca.P.e.iaaL
JOSEPH &. BEOWN, secretary
-. ~ DIRECTORS:
las T Barney. les ". lrcHcl HcUr w A. Malt
jas II. Fro,in. Fred O. Etlrligs Robert g. Remsen
/. TOWNSEND Bur. Ho.toI ,laa, An.r4y a. 5 tnis
zen. Jacob liayS jas VI NVntcrlnry
Hon. Ira Daven. A. .. llig rns. ella n. WeIAnE
Tort, Harry q ltoH s.
Gen. GcOr q }. Mace.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of above m,anv
VIII be held ut the Oce o. Tuesday, Nov s. 1855 AT uc pm
To the Holders of Genera! ROrIuaoe Bonds
of the Wabash. ST. Louis and Pacific
Railway Company.
Holders OF General Nor age Rouds Of this Conpany who
have already tue undholers' Arrner,eH
ani who wish pttiuao prov Ions must sirr
The and deposit the bonds the Purci s,g Cam
nitiec. OF 1915 BrOadway AcwlOrs before November ISt
next
Tho has already been signed by ar @ majority
IN amount and ~ k'rt l.ic bonI
holders 'ul' opportunity TO Sf tS !? rs 2iva"t's's
I. II. 1T BBARD. Pu~obas,ny
EG9A i!lT' VIII, 'tc5 o%%siSo.
Ncy-lork. lis
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] 900 .---I s
Albany & Sus

10000 10 =
Am nCta * | %
1900 ~
10000 - y
Bait & Ohio -
.ONu 100
5000 .-.-. lOi =
Cauaua ~uuii4'H Isl
lfrarsF,ft.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

I'HE UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEES OF
The consolidated FIRST purtga OF the KANSAS PACl-
FAC RAILWAY COMPANY. Give notice that they ara mr..
pared apply the $4,000 purchase ana IA
deception oil the bonds above described mort
gage AZ the lowest prcc which said bonds had not
exceeding the Drnc pal and accrued said bonds
pu suant 10 the third suhlv Of Article OF al mor
gaze endcrs forthe sac sad bonds De ada
II Cae' 100 broadway, Room second noor Nrw'S ors
S pfOI 10 ~ oclOch nom, OF tie 10th October
1885. ~ " Ni'
JAY GOULD.
RUSSELL SAGE,
~, vi. o.,, ,aa Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09

The J. aro @. Director, q ,he ham
teI Of Commerce VI meet Thursday
evening
Hcn Z. 7. Barton, Of Uloea.-ter.
3, " he city.
The lnsucural-HsI-Tebe; Committee
nee; .i.- evening az O'Clock.
D. Ton Nartn. or >cot;svls W..
ma,s-e1 Ms ~ Daniels contest here
e1t.tue- marked ability an wonderful
coo- sense AID Judgment.
Ii.ulct-A;;.rD Henry g.. Allen .'
>herardo11. Gll Hon. D. = Ne-t...
are o. The CITY.
Auoru.y-Geae-a, Ayres AM H,c.
NILC Z. >,sFle- VII argue The c..-
r.r case, before the Tinted state, So
Yr,ue Count January 4,t.
Naor John N. Daniel moths' W
: daughter q NJ. JaA- y. WtrvleE.
Of Lyuchbl-c. anl II. Ns.1- va
named afier liz.
The non nation OF NS.or Dame. va
mace unanimous 10 the caucus o.. mr-
lor g N1. ho.uer-t lesl,uc Barbour
mtr.
TIE tal5rs have az urL--L, u-m'e'
o- srders fo, sVaIow-ta..el coat.
The young men sre preparing ic, d.
Iuaucu-a. ball
Tie tare-a, Of Ny. Jo-eFH >auA1--.
whose death W. announced EeSter.a
-...r -,..l ~ ,-. rfr- o.. .. --..r..r fv.rr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
Sudden DsHth Of mr.. Joseph Hirsh-
berg

Mr. Joseph HIrshberg died suddenly
yesterday morning about D. O'Clock ~
The residence OF ms son, Isi50re HIrsh-
berg. OF Main street between Seven
tetnth and Eighteenth. The deceased
resided al No. 1893 Main street. lie
had been IN bad health Tor q good while
and Yesterday morning left LIE home 70
tAk. some exercise, walked 10 his son 5,
which was 3 short distance. took a seat
IN 5 chair, and commenced 10 read the
morning paper. when be fell back in ms
chair and died.
Mr. HIfshberg was in the fity-
fourth year Of his age, and hAi spent
the greater portion Of his life IN this
city. lie was 4 member Of the First
Regiment Band before and during the
war, and II the time Of his death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09

4 genera meeting of The meu-
hers . the Gram and Cotton L1-
change was held IT the tXcha-ca-
rooms Yesterday morning a. t.e
close Of 'Cbauge-Capt1In h.lIp Aa.-
al president ID the char. The pres
dent stated thar he meeting had bear
called 10 consider The sutjer; o. appeal
IT 10 The Legislature 10 abolish tat
Office Of tour inspector @. iAe lily Of
Kclmoa6. The SUBJECT va discussed
al some length by members ot the
trade. After which. on mrlol O.; NJ.
Y Il. Ellett. Messrs. {. L simpson.
L. 7. Briggs. and +. u. Deaae were
appointed special committee 20 Obtain
al Necessary information a. o. the COZ
duci O touI inspections 10 other cities
Of the country and 70 repcr, as soon g.
convenient 10 general meeting Of the
Exchange 70 be called by the president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
Nev Coupon kllIer.

u he senate yesterday NJ. Ne
lo,mck introduced 8 tiil which pro-
woes tni, s. Tie ;tXes hal be payable
70 twelve equal monthly Instaluent,.
tohe collected tvtbe Treasurer monthly.
and mixing u uulaVfl. f1r Inn % re-
ceiye t1e taxes except ~ monthly iu-
.,&lueuts ANY payment MADE ty The
Iax-ptyer IL advance Of the maturity OF
monthly lustllmert is VOID. j de-
suH j. u5oe II ,he payment OF :
monthly lnstl.ueui penalty o. 5 pe'
cent. d scoed. which zoe, 90 the trea-
,uIer foI tbt increased l6bo' imposed
ID I'm. Il VII thus be seen ths, Boz
oroe' Sc, 3 "a. -pBye' 20 lar % coupons
be must MAKE Twelve tenders OF tatI
ard file Twelve petition, az have
Twelve rla.-. imposing up1u Inn -ts
cost ol employing lawyer tWe.v.
liucs and tbe cost o. each proceeding.
because The wealth pays o..
cost It's believed that this. ajienle-
"a, it ls VIII so much cost All trouble.
VI compel the payment %. tsye, a
uCrev. NJ Mccormick thinks there
ctu teIo question Ls ta j., con-t,--
,sntli;v. The State Ia tne -Irht 20
l1escrIbe lie manner Of collecting aer
rtvtrUe be ts1S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
Nuft Tor Damages.

The CITY Circuit Court was engage
YESTERDAY II beaung The case q John
Moan. a youth. who sue, by MS is,her.
r,. james :. Gllu a Son, foF $1,000
damages. On the g. Of july last iai,
youth Wa playing on pile Of lumber
near Gums lumber-yGr6, and Il -,
claimed that he had ms leg broken oy
8 piece Of lumber falling o. him. The
suit j, brought OF the plea that the
lumber was Improperly piled. Verdict
Tor plaintiff fof slOo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09

sonal privilege. that be saw IN the Wash
ington Post telegram stating tsat the
SPEAKER had withheld the announce
ment Of committees IN the interest OF
Mr.. Barbour. Mr.. Munford declared
that be Was Daniel man, and said that
be knew the telegram had no fcunda-
ton IN fact. Mr.. Pollard also made 3
similar statement. and Mr.. Bchols de-
olAripg hitcself Barbour man. said be
knew that the telegram WIS not true.
The Speaker ssid thar Of course be
Was grhtihed with this expression OF
confidence from the House. and affirm
ed that the announcement Of the com
mittees had been withheld only in the
interest Of the Commonwealth.
INTRODUCED AND REFERKED.
Bv Mr. waddill: To provide Tor the
introduction Of free textbooks in the
public free schools Of Virginia.
By Mr.. Childress To change the
name and county-seEt q Dickinson
county.
BY the same To limit the powers
Of the supervisors Of Buchanan county.
BY MT. Hay Substituting board
Of rhilroad commissioners for the pre-
sent railroad commissioner Of the State.
and defining The duties and powers Of
such board. and repeating the act Of
March 81. 49,, IN reference 10 the
said commission.
BY NJ. Keen To encourage educa-
ton and to educate white female
teschers f1I the public free schools.
By Nj. Stuart To incorporate the
Bethel Cemetery Company.
Nv Mr. WestcOti To allow ". Il.
Ellis 10 erect 3 wharf ~ Franklin City.
Accomsck county.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
PERSONAL PRIVILEGE

Mr. Munford arose and ssid in the
matter of that old time fashion Of per-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
..HnIlnnd ara IN. nnIen

Ecv. EDWARD 7. Williams. 70. The
CeuuL. Christian church. J1anaa-
Ohio. delivered lecture oI tLl- SUBJ
ee, al The >eye-to->,ree; Christian
ohu,.h Ia,i Mght. There va, q ta-
attendance. The speaker was MIRO
Gu.ed u fitting terms by the pGyto-
Rev. Henry scbeu Lotugler. NJ.
Williams Is rapid but clear an risb-
ant spc&te-. and possesses the ra-e
sno eurI4bls eft Of being Ga-e 20 enlist
ire fan ,ympattles Of his auditors
Nis lecture was vel prepared. hand
-ouely delivered, and produced { -ue
eject lie gave most q lurao.e eo1-
5ensed .ketch of The history o' Holland.
There VII be another lecture a. In,
.hurcL ueft TUESDAY night. the l'tt
instant. tv the r&~tor. Hes. Henry
,cbeu Lotncler. Ny. Ioo,u-,sr has q
high reputation a, Lecturer. AID tao-e
y ho 60 10 hear I'm neHt TUESDAY
Z cli vi. have -reGt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
Atfcnrfon

Attention is called to the big sale
gong on at John II. Tyler Co.'S
where they are selling fve-dollar Cas-
tors for three doRars five-dollar But
ey-DisLes fof fi,sc and fhroe and
half dollars ioe-Packers, qusdruPie-
plate. from siz to Ten dollars Hand
seme TIE9s from Zen dollarS TO agh-
TEN. Baskets, Pickle Dishes,
qes-Sets. and the fires, Pia;ed-Wars Of
I'll descriptions are marked At the same
reduction. Their Watches and nIs-
monds IRE marked as low q they can
he bought snyV here. Twenty per cent.
reduction on ali Silver Goods IN cases.
To convince yourself, call At
JoHN Il. TYLEE 4 Co.'S,
1908 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
TIE FIFE BRIGADE.
Inspection nf the U-pnstrn~ut Yrst-rdsy-
Tnt AbUu' the Tirsmeu's PHy-Ths NV
Irrin. Houses and Othsr Matters.

Insp"cf'Ou Of thF D-PnStm"Bi Yrsr-rdsy-
Tnt Abou' the Tiremer's Psy-The A-w
Errins- -Hous.s and Othsr Matters.
Well, Chief. you have been giving
your boys a run this evening. " said q
D5Yotch nan TO Chief Taylor last
night a the hesd Of the FIRE depart
ment vas on his way home after az IN
teTestirc exhibition Of this important
arm Of The city service.
No. sIr." said Captain Tavlor.
'' our committee manages such matter.
ara they are entitled 10 the credit Of
al YOU have seen this afternoon an
evening. an sure. however. that al
who witnessed the various trials were
highly interested IN the result"
" DO you often have such TRIALS ="
" No. We co not but we may eX-
pect these calls at any time. for the
ordinance requires s,miaunual inspec-
. tions Of the department. and YOU know
The fire Committee pride themselve- 90
The brigade. and not only Wan; their
constituents 10 see what they have done
lei rs improvement o1t il helps 90
make the men more active and inspires
a. honorable rivairv."
" el!' lelI n, a'ou' tAa' commit
tee test tins evening
60 The committee hal the inspection
required hy law. The department wa.
assembled On hroao street 10 ifoni oi
heac uariefs' al D. NJ an1 Was H.
speciea tv the committee aS vel as
oy m'"'efs OF ihe hoAr7 o. Aldermen
ano oH.i,'n Couna-' he'iaes a -arEe
huh'ef o. clu|ehS. Ine men were
" "ofaV . ~ ih me VIII Inc apparatus De-
hnd them. Iht committee walked bach
and ioTth and examined mex, horses.
aha uachines-
Ilf tppuitus was ~ me ulm and
SCENE. 10 be greatly admired by a..
amer TIE pSraue va dismissed iaef,
was tn tNhio'ilou OF ihe uev haye-
iruch bnd Us aerial ladders, winch wa
exceedingly interesting
About s.'I O tiooh INC committee
proceeded 20 station Is. corner Of iir>i
and llry streets. and there turned I'D
Al alarm Of ire. Two steamers and 8
truck company responded u slrua.
from tins station. They arrived vcrr
promptly.
Aliocsthe'. the EXHIBIT I'D al lts iea-
tues vas highly interesting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
PoItcs Conn.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Edward Jones ,colored larceny.
Continued.
2. W. Wash. drunk. Fined -. 30.
Thomas Pegrsm eoloredI. larceny.
Continued.
Edward Gilman. drunk. jailed iOr
thirty DAYS.
Bolly Brice, larceny. Surety for
twelve months required.
James Thompson ,cOlOredl. suspi-
oious character, arrested by Sergeant
Tomlruson and others. Dismissed.
William Sadler, soliciting passengers
at the Danville depot. Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
FACT. NEWS, AND GOSSIP.
The rr'sideBrs ncssaRs and How - Vas
Beetytd-Rryislop Of ths Rule. &r.

The PrssideBrs mcssaRs and Hou 80 Was
Rstetytd-Re,isloB Of tht Rule. Ar.
From our Regular CorrespondenLl
WASHINGTON, December s--The
Presidents messsce-prInied IN large
type ano bound IN pamphlet iorm-Eas
lRld upon the desks OF senators and
representatives after the reading Of
journals. and was read from the clerks
desk IN each house The general COM
meut is that II contains new and I'M
portEnt suggestions, but beyond that
there is 4 dlsinclinAton 10 venture
opinions upon rs merits.
The proposed revision Of the rules,
gotten ny hy Morrison and others. is
backed ~ q strong combination. IN
cluGug the Republicans. and has The
active sympathy Of Speaker Carlisle.
lnCer these circumstances there can be
little doubt that i vii be- carried
through without much trouble or DELAY.
MAJOR Dame, has been overwhelmed
WIth cor Crstulstous m person and by
teieEral b. lie occupied his seat during
The session to-day and held a asJteriu-
reception through the whole afternoon.
M. A. :. Hewitt. of New York. ls
HI1'ous 20 he appointed chairman Of
The HcIse Committee Oh Naval Affairs.
which promises 20 be. 0nt OF the most
active and important committees N the
Coucre>., ss the policy of the admins
trauou 90 the party j, te begin IN g
systematic manner the recreation OF
our navy. which has dvind.eI TO moth
iur undG Republican rule.
The senators never sufer io- any
thing that they desire IN The way OF
comforts and coUveuenaes. either ..lil
% soh1. and for the most part their
wants are PROVIDED for with Hbe-s
hand 81 The expense ~ ncle >eul. The
coa;-rooEs are delightfully."- fitted W.
and there is 10 difficulty 10 .nd,u-
l.ud comfor, within The Senate WING
o. ,he Capitol.
THIS session everything tla, could be
.e-ucc ty senators III ths vav or sta
uouery arl writing implement " Gu
NOUS ard improved patterns has been
provided tv & thoughtful otcia.. vt.
kuoWs ILer luyUrlau, wBvs. and has
anticipated the.r wishes. Pcn-wIpe-,
bound ~ a..ICat0r-st.1. 50d bearing the
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each dtst jte name e tie senator file
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mtmber Of Kesnich's. He Was also
MIN Der Of Old Dominion Assembly
knights Of Labor. Death Is supposed
TO have been caused by heart disease.
HIS funeral viii take place to-day from
the residence Of his son, No. ZIG
Man strelf.
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AUCTION SALEs TO-DAY.

SAMPSON 3 AuAMSJA F. 81 -. usb.e
rBnbui properly .l Manchester.
v 5JIIIN. trustee. = 4 NJ. saIs 1f tNO
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O. fsrI. with dwelling. .H tlcOcnlEud
coUuf3.
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Gue store Frederic ksolrg Va.
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tIfe eDgfsylngs cocks A.
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WILLIAM JESkiNS, ?. n. bananas.
Elspcs AC.
RICHMOND HAZAAK. IL A N. 1orses
lALlra. nugg e. ec.
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HcnItn Assnctnunn

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re1 ue, % u, thirteenth aur-a. c1c-
feru.l 70 tLis CIV today. Will D-.
Jane, T. Reeves. Of Wheeling West
ta. p,es eut Of tte A,seoa-ou. 20
tae char Hon t~ast-- Brooks, Of
E.w ) oh. tr,; 7Icc-rre,ile-t Of the
-. -.--,.-a-c1. wa a.,. present.
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FLORIDA Oranges,
Fvapor&ied Apricots.
FyspoTste3 Peaches.
Faporsisd Plrms,
Extra large Cluster RRi-Ius.
Frostmg for Icing Cakes;
Exua tine quality q Canned Peas.
Com. ard Tomatoes and many other
6ehctcIes 81 moderate pJceS.
J0>FF N. BLAIR, Grocer.
~us Man street Pace Block;
Frtnch Store. second and Broad
e,rtti@.
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Mean tsmperGture
Fugitive ir"In JHsIice.

William BUrrell was arrested YES
tercsy and locked up 81 the Second po-
Ice station on The charge Of beng 3
fugitive IRON justice be being wanted
Warwick county 70 nsWer The charge
Of felony.
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ID Il. WEITLOCK. MAKES A
H. specially uf TOBA o-bOxES.
PM CASES for Smoking AMI Plug
Tobacco. Tobacco boxes IN shocks. N car
lots or lex. Dressed sycamore LUmper.
Prizes lov. Satisfaction guaranteed. Esp
tsblishet. 1897. ITtronized generally.
no lam