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AUCTION SALES.
THIS evenings.
A sSIGNEE's s LE-

4 SSIGNEE's s LE-
The entire 7T eth street northwest fer
merly occupied by Seinger the broker must be sold
within three days No offer refused the goods
be sold Sale 20 commence at SEVEN O'CLOCK THIS
EVENING. and tc continue until all the goods sold
By order of SOLOMON Assignee
ja5-3t WEEKS 4 CO., Aucta
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TT'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
The SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST


1hE ofIOnI I'M TO 7 II SUI III, SOU IHWkS
AND WEST
Schedule N efec. OCTOBER L.. 1894
BIO A. M--NkW ORLEANS MAIL daily, making close
con nections To ali poi Is South and South west
Daily. except Sunday, with C. & O. hallway Pail
man Sleeping Bullet ears from New YORK and Wash
lnston To Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta New Orleans.
6:l0 =. M.-LOCISVlLLE FAST LINE Daily via Char
ottsvilie 20 Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping cars Washington TO
Louisville
10 40 +. M-SOUTHERS NAH. AND EXPRESS Daily
to all points South and Southwest Danyilie and
Charlotte Pullman Sleeping cars from Washing
ton viz Danyille. Charlotte and Atlanta to New
Orleans; also. from Washington via Charlotte and
Columbia TO Augusta
Man Division leaves Washinxton at
NJ daily. except Sunday.
WarrentoD trains leave Washington at $40 A. NJ and
$40 p NJ daily
For tickets and information inquire Company's Of
nee. col Pennsylvania avenue Trans leave from b. &
p station.
n. SLAUGHTER y mcdaniel
Gen Pass Agent Agent
au2 sol. HAAS Traffic Manager
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ECAPITAL PRIZE, s75OOQ9a
TICKETS ONLY So SHARES IN PROPORTION
STATE LOTTERY.

We DO hereby certify that s,sperrise the ARRANGE.
nestsfoF dHtte lOnthtVd1sd Semi nnudi Dreuin1ynf
The L0risGrld state Lottery Copa,ty. ard person
manage am control the DraUihJs Themselves and maj
TIE same are conducted nth honesty taJness and y.
CYOd ruth tOrdEd all parties and authorize the f.
TdHg 10 this eeTtihcdte cith or orr siouI.
I.yss attached ia ats advertisements" ~
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EVENING WASHINGTON. D. c. WEDNESDAY, JANUAR
AUCTION SALES.

TNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
SALE BY AUCTION OF FIRST GLASS HOUSEHOLD
FURNI URG.
On TUESDAY. JANUARY THlRTEENTH. 1885, at
TEN O'CLOCK. at No. 1909 H street northwest, the
residence Of gentleman leaving the city, shall sell
the following cHec.s:
Handsome Parlor Furniture.
Window Haugings and Fixtures.
OH Paintings Marble top Tables.
Ebony and other Tables, Dressing Table.
Walnut Chamber Furniture
Two fine Carriage Robes
Ash and other Chamber Furniture
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Feather pillows and Bolsters.
Oak Sideboari. Oak REFRIGERATOR.
Oak Extension Table, ak Dining Chairs.
Blue English Dinner Service
Handsome Stair and Hall Carpets
usseis and other Carpets
Kitchen Requisites &c, &c. ja7-6t
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Mr. BEEcHRR's ANNUAL PEW AUcTToN.-At the
annual Plymouth church pew renting In Brooklyn
last night Nr r 4. Bush received first choice az
premium OF $500 year ago MI. II. b. Claf1in got
hr sS nrs, ior oy 700 me Doong "as sey
than last years, for premiums aggregating e1S,366,
which is $664S less than obtained In 1854 Three
conspicuous members or the congregation who
strongly opposed Mr. Beecher's attitude IN the late
Campaign were about The trustees OF the church
regard the result OF the auction as satisfactory.
If IT WAS POSSIBLE TO 60 THROUGH LIE with
out once taxing cold, many OF the minor, and not q
few OF the more serious Ills OF life would be avoided
But since It is idle to hope for happy al exemp-
ton, IL Is well TO remember that Or. Jayne's Ex.
pectorant is sure curative FOR coughs and colds,
asthma and bronchitis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-07

Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and information re-
garIng the MARKETS. received through our wires IN
STANTII direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
AL OrderS ext cuted and repO ted promptly. ja26
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The Swain Court.Mars5a,.

The Swain court-martial encountered the Gus
tomary obstacles upon the opening Of proceedings
to-day. Mr.. Talmadge, called for cross-examina-
tOn was asked the value OF the claims turned over
to the firm OF Talmadge Co., by Mr. D'AutruL
An objection to this question by the prosecution
was Overruied by the court The witness replied
that the value OF the claims was $450.OO0 With
this, the crosSeXaminatton sc,osed, and Judge Will
son then asked the witness Z, state the character
OF these claims
The Judge advocate objected, but the court
finally Overruled the objection.
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OsDoYs
The President sent the following pou,inat,ons IN
the Senate to-day:
sidney |. Wilson, OF New York, 70 be pension
agent at Washington, u. e.
August Duddenhausen, or Idaho To Ia rectster
OF the land office at oxford, Idaho
a.ieh w Eaton, OF Idaho, 10 be receiver OF public
Luther e. Hewlett. OF Oregon IN ne reca,vuv ~
public money at Yakima, w. T.
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MEDICAL. DC.

READ AND BE. wIsr.-nR. bRoTH Fps. SOC B
ma: he is ths eldest Es,ashed F1s,t sp:iast IN
and nsh Mss or no sSst =; ys se
.or fur ished Nsdisin. ire coas taon and advice
y a5 as 3 saa Ekqf Wak hR SSfa nss Public
MANHOOD RESTORED HY UsINi BUTrTE OR
IN two of DR.. BROTHERS, 1nvigorating Cordial
NJ cure any ease or Seminal Weakness Nervous D..
systeni SO Il street southwest. d4-Im'
DIR bnSTaEs i he Oldest essabishea advs T
% 81 ;1i sSe SOUTH
al al aa ssS o1s
ran troubles successfully treated. az board with
the nr his as'r to stay few dam
DR LION. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliahe Ladiss' inysican in the city. bs
,tP,nsylvaia avenue sen I'd and AZ streets All
ielaie COMPLAINTS ard irregularities quickly removed
Lours-ii IL and to 8 j.. III din:
Hiss OF Baltimore can be confidentialy cons,;ltei
BY both gentlemen and ladies every Wednesday and
His srea sce 100 sd i' ssee norsaws.
Justify your waiting TO consult him those days SIN
20 DAYS 1RIA.-
rp. DvEs
ELECTR1c xoLTAIC BELT; and other Errcrnrc Ar.
1IIaNcEs We will send on thirty days' trial. men,
Los; Vitality and those diseases Of personal nature re-
kuItiR from abuses ard other Speedy relief and
complete restoration to health vigor guar.
tnteed SenI ~ once Tor illustrated pamphlet free. Adj
CItss NOLIAlC BELT CO.. Marshall Mich f,:p,-eoly
~. Mo1Irs FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
- Trina Diseas . In - hours Nervous Debility
Iii eases of tluoi. efsct,ag Throat Nose and skin
Sold at sI3 NDil OED'- 1t. Cloud Pharmacy 9Th and
streets Price 81. Sent by mail sealed. ana5-mwT
MADAME DE FORESr HAS RFNFDY FOP !.
AY4 Gles All female complaints Quc KY cured Can be
Consulted daily az l245 7t Office hours
fEt Ii 10 O'CLOCK p.In. with ladies only
hR ROBERTHON. THE EXPERT SPECIALIZE
~ VINO stands high IN his profession. Is Acknowledged
t. te an expert without peer in the wide world in :hs
treatment and OF Private Nervous and Cnronic
neases Lost Vitality. Impaired Manhood and Abuses
81 the SYSTEM Biadder Kidney and all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs hecent positively cured in to
days No mercury caustics used. Can lie consulted
Once 6Cnw keers to leading ply siclans OF BaIti.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

~ ORFOI.K AND FORTRESS MONROE
IN The popular steamer GEORGE IFARy leaves -.h
street wharf MONDAYS. NEDNE>DA4S and FRI
DAYS a. y. H.. stopping Piney Point and Corrifeli
going and returning Connect in Norfolk with all rail
rosd and steamboat lines. Secure Rooms and tickets
y, and o. Office, l4th and Pennsylvania avenue ST
Marc H. tel and Knox Express. sos Pennsylyania
avenue who viii also check baggage from hotels aud
private residences For further information inquire
companys ofce 9TH street VII r Telephone cal asa
ds WILLIAM r. WEIGH. General Agent
II ow FARES-NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MON
~ roet irst class Fare 15c Round Trip - Steam
er lady OF the Lake Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY
oU m Passage and rooms secured at General Office,
Sta street wharf. Potomac River Iandin9-Steainer
thompson Moncay. "Wednesday and Friday ALL Tel
epnone call 36St nol3
SrEAMER T. " ARROwSMITH
FROM TIN STREET WHARF
Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. at a m Re-
turning Tuesdays. Fridays and Sundays. touching at
Al River Landings far Nomini Greek. Currioman
md St Clements Bay. Connects with E. Il D r. r. at
Shepherds JNO. B. PADGETr. Agent
G. w. RIDLEY Manager SELF
MT VERMONT MT VERMONT
STEAMER w. W. CORCoRAN
Leaves wharf daily Except Sunday, for NJ
Vernon at le O'Clock AN returning. reaches Washing
ton about S:S0pm
sole I. I. BLAKE, Captain
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
PmsArs SrocA TALrenA1H WiHGs
tETwEES
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK, BOSTON. &C.
IRINCE & WHITLEY, STOCK BROKERS'
IS 80 hfs .t,h Avenue New York.
General Partners:
James Whitley. Henry H Dodge. H. Cruger Oakley
Hairy c. Logan. Washington u. c. Maynard C. Eyre
William r. Travers. Special Partner
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES
OF RAILWAY SECURITIES
Branch Ofice-539 18th street tCorcoran Buildinx)
II. H. DODGE Resident Partner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-07

SENATOR MALONE Is considered much improved
to-day. He was able TO be up and went to his
meals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-07

TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORpHR lssu4p.-In
the Equity Court to-day Judge Cox made tenn
porary restraining order In the case OF Chr. Rup-
pert aRt George A. Haske. The complainant asks
that certain deed OF trust be reformed 20 include
pt. lot 4, so. 644, and asks that the pr0eecu-
ton OF claims on suits at law or equity BY reason
OF the judgment against the part OF lot {, g. 64A
sought TO be included, be en1oiped.
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Wnsoxs FAMOUS $3.50
ssss = II 90 ERE ssss :,
IS: - E"H / 81 E. 5: :: :

The demand IN baltimore has been greater than the
supply and arc still booming. and now propose TO
Eve the WashngtoniAns chance to buy these Famous
shoes for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
For Ladies' we also make to measure Ane Hand
Stitched Shoe ct $500
For Gentlemen We make To MEASURE our celebrated
waukenphast at $500
F. H. WILSON, CusroM sHoEMAKER,
900 It'll street northwest Washington.
M Also IA ". baltimore street. Baltimore. Nd.
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THE DEPUTIES FORGET TO RETURN THEIR REvOLr
VERSA DENIAL BY MARSHAL WRIGHT.
The examination OF Marshal Wright was contin-
ued before the Springer committee at Cincinnati
yesterday. The names or the deputies who had
been appointed by him to serve during the October
election read over and In most cases he could
not recOllect them, but he said he had made an
EFFORT TO get good, efficient men. He said also,
that only little over half the revolvers furnished
the deputies had been returned. He denied that
he made any stipulation with the deputies that
they should each secure at least one vote for the
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District Governm ens Affairs.

THE B. AND r RAILROAD AGAIN
a, South Washington delegation, composed OF
before the Commissioners to-day to inquire as TO
whether the B. and p. railroad has the right to
trespass on private lots and premises
SALE OF THE GRoRGRTowE FISH WHARF.
The Georgetown fish wharf was sold to-day, by
Auctloreer Bowling, for the District, to MessrS
Cropiey, Boteler and Champion for sl,oss.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Commissioner Lydecker Is out to-day, notwith-
standing the assault made on him by the hack
man. He states that he received but one bruise on
the back OF the head. which is healing up
Ac.nP p. rm mo-, R..aASors O'Clock shs
fell out OF q three-story window on East Capitol
street [No BID down into the yard, a distance OF
but revived in a few minutes. As YET il Is not
known II she Is internally hurt, but no bones were
broken.
ASSIGNMENT OF CRocKERY DEALHR-An assign
ment was placed on record from Herman Ecllander,
r. o9 ns
preferences are r 3. HOFFMAN. agent. sIsoso Il
aenIy Franc, Herman Rstzenstui. sio:
Back Of Washington, ,o%0 Elias Travers, s., so;
ooer HHoT $3.50 Sus h0
$3.50: A. ssuief. ss0O ana Dr. a. Benread, 500. -
TIE CARROLL HALL PRoPsRrY.-To-day IN the
Court IN General Term the case OF Gibbons (arch-
bishop OF Baltimore) agt the District OF Columbia
occupied the Court In General Term. This Is hin
TO enJoin the District from enforcing the payment
OF taxes on lots 36 to 46, square S6 known as the
Carroll hall property, used as St. Patrck's church
for the years 1876 TO 1881. under the laws exempt
Ing church property from taxation
'Praise from SIR Hubert.'s
Prom the New York World
The talk about depression In Journalism certainly
does not apply 70 the bright and roseate wAssNe-
TON STAR. The publishers announce that their
circulation tor the year 1854 showed q decided
increase over that OF 1888, while the advertising
increased materially as well. tn. SrAR printed
1919 advertisements In 1854, and this was GER
paper.
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". RoRERfsnN. THE WE'LL KNOWN SPECIAL
HIS. OF Baltimore. be coufidentialy coIslta1
by both gentlemen and ladies every Wednesday and
SATURDAY from 20 8 p IN, at 456 street northwest
near - strt - His great succe-s and experience III
justify Jour waiting TO consult him those days a SIN
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The bin in equity OF the National Bank OF the
Republic agt ". CLINTON Adams has been oiam11oeo
and new blu nle0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-07

To LIGHT TIE MoNUMRNT.-The Edison company
OF New York has been gives the contract for light
ing the WASHINGTON monument.
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No ILL FEELING IN THE P. O. D.-First Assistant
Postmaster General Crosby and Chief Clerk Walker
both deny that there is any trouble or illfeel;ng
between Them as stated In morning paper. Post
master General Hatton says he has not revoked any
order of Mr.. CroSby'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-07

LIEUT.. 3. F. RINEBARr, e. 8. N, (retired), died
near Plttsourg, Pa. December 29th.
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THE BELLlGtRRHr MARYLAND EDIroRs.-1t was
thonght yesterday that y mai peace had been
patched up between Editors Cox and Posey OF
Port Tobacco Nd, but rumors current this morn
irg throw fresh doubts on the genuineness OF the
truce 1t Is said the report that Editor Posey had
apologi2ed to Editor Cox Is without foundation.
The former, 1t is claimed, has written from Port
Tobacco TO say that the reported settlement OF the
AFFAIR Is not true; he has not backed down, and has
come TO no understa nding vita Mr. Cox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-07

ONE AND Two DOLLAR NorEs IN CIRCULATION
Treasurer Wyman has prepared statement
showing that there are now outstanding s26 523 IA
in one dollar notes, and &26 $40 217 in two dollar
notes Each OF these amounts is In excess OF those
notes outstanding last July. The treasurer says
that there Is now no scarcity OF notes OF small de-
nominations, and he is ready ~ supply all legal
demands for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-07

CHEF JUSTICE WAITE passed very comfortable
night and is steadily improving.
MAIL BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND NoRFOLK.-In
compliance with the request of citizens OF Balti-
mere Second Assistant Postmaster General Thomp-
son has decided to restore to the Bay Line steam
ers the carrying OF the mail between Baltimore
and Norfolk pending further investigation into
The present service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-07

ARMY ORDERs.-The station OF Lieut.. Col. Walter
Mcfarland. corps OF engineers, is changed from
New Haven, Conn.,, to New York city, n. Y. First
Lieut. Edward S Farrow, 2lst Infantry. is relieved
from duty at the United States military academy,
West Point. n. Y, and WILL at the expiration OF his
station second Lieut. Francis j. A. Darr. 18th in
fantry, Will report TO the superintendent United
States military academy, West Point, n. Y, for
duty at the academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-07

: CHANGED WITH KUBBBRH.-FIeU OyeI, du0S
"Garabaldt" IS years old, was arrested This after
noon by Detective .Matttngly and locked up at the
fifth precinct station, charged With having entered
the room OF Hugo Rothenberg, at No. 1916 Goth
street, yesterday morning, and taken from trunk
q silver watch. Q gold chain. Two locketA, shirt
aLd IS cents In money. The watch ano chain was
found on his person.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-08-28

County Judges and IS Circuit Judges
Who shall select them; where snail they
come from? Shall they be men selected
by the people. or men named by one man
for ratification by midnight caucus!
They are the men TO whom all our person
al rights and property rights are to be sub
mitted. Who shall they beY Its for the
legislature you are now to elect, TO de-
eide. There is 90 doubt about the cleo
tion Of our State ticket, the time for
doubt about that has passed. Il is to
the legislature we must turn our atten-
ton. The Senate will be certainly Dem
ocratlc. but Republican majority IN the
House could overcome this and on joint
ballot give these County and Circuit Jndg-
es to MahGne. And what Judges his
would be! l earnestly implore of you for
your own sakas, to consider what have
been saying to you. I have given you
facts of which have been an eye witness.
Bear them in mind. Let US all DO our
duty. If it be SO that the follies or
neglect of any one man can work
irreparable wrong to our party, let
not that man be you or l. Let
us all be united in purpose and I'M
ceasing in activity, and let us remember
that we are in our fathers house and that
we are there to stay. prolonged applause
Capt. James Bumgardner Jr., County
Chairman, then, in response to calls, made
hnf mr.
cinct committees and the voters generally
to work work !! work u!
The meeting then adjourned. = s.
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Shocking Accident.
ENGINEER sPOTT RISK AND BRAKEMAN
WHEELER KILLED.

ENGINEER sPoTT RISK AND BRAKEMAN
WHEELER KILLED.
On Monday night last at 2 CLOCK. Mr.
Harvey Risk of this city, received tele-
gram announcing that his son, W. Spotts-
wood Risk. an engineer on the Chesapeake
& Ohio r. R. had been killed, with Geo.
Wheeler, brakeman, in an accident near
Newport News, earlier in the night. The
ext morning, Mrs. Spottswood Risk, the
young wife Of the engineer, who was stay
ing with her father in-laW during the ab-
sence of his wife in Baltimore, received
another telegram as she was getting on
the G. & y. train, from her pastor at
Richmond, announcing her husbands
death. She took the train for the scene
of the disaster. Morrison Station, where
the collision occurred, is seven miles this
side of Newport News. A switch had
been misplaced by some malicious person,
and engineer Risks train crashed into a
lot Of coal cars standing on the siding.
Mr.. Risk and his brakeman w Wheeler, were
caught in the wreck and instantly killed
The cars were piled up on each other,
and in a few minutes the entire mass was
in flames. An effort was made to get the
bodies out, but the heat swas so intense
that the rescuing party were driven off,
| and the bodies Of the two men were COM
pletely burned up. On examination after
the disaster, it was found that the switch
had been thrown to the siding and locked.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-08-28

medium and common cattle 371z cents per 100 lbs
Receipts for the week, 1856 head sales, 1857 head
SwINE.-The run of hogs is quite light this week,
and their average quality is not as good as last
week, there being more rough hogs and grassers
In proportion among them. Trade is fully active
with the light supply. We quote rough sows. stays,
and grassers at 6a61 cents, and the better grades
at 61a7 cents per lb net Receipts this week, 3.O75
head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-There is heavy run this
week, and numbers will be left over unsold or be
reshipped East at owners risk Trade is very slow.
there being NO outside demand whatever. The qua
lily of the offerings does not average as good as
last Mondays. We quote sheep at 2a3A cents, and
lambs at 211a5 cents per Id gross. Receipts this
week, 6,0JS.
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The Quick Delivery of Mails.

| Postmaster W. A. Burke received. on
Tuesday, instructions from the Postoff1ce
Department at Washington, to establish
the immediate delivery service at his office
on October LIST. This service requires that
all special delivery letters shall reach
their addresses with the greatest possible
expedition after the letters arrive at the
| postoffice The postmaster will be required
to have all mails opened at once upon
their arrival, separate the letters bear
ing special-delivery stamps, and put on
the receiving stamp of the office, showing
name of the office and date and hour OF
the letters arrival. After these letters
have been properly entered in the record
book, they will be turned over to the mes
senger boys, who will be dispatched with
all possible haste; so that not moment
shall be lost from the time the mail bag is
opened which could be employed to hasten
The letter to the addres 8. Like diligent at
tention is to he given to drop letters bear
ing special-delivery stamps, from the time
they are deposited in the postoffice.
The postmaster has been also iustruc-
ted to provide, before the first Of October
next, and from time to time thereafter,
as many messenger boys as in his 1udg-
ment will be necessary to secure prompt
delivery of special delivery letters. A
suitable force must be on hand at all
times to secure immediate delivery. A
special place will be provided In the post
Office for the accommodation of these
messengers. Each messenger will be pro-
vided with delivery book, in which will be
entered the number and address of each.
If a letter bearing special delivery stamp
is directed to an address one mile from
the postofice, such letters need not be spe-
cially delivered unless the delivery can be
made to the person addressed within the
city limits. The salary of any mess enger
boy is not to exceed $50 per month.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-08-28

COUNTY COURT.-Judge Stout presid-
ing-commenced it's August term on
Monday last. The following is a sum-
mary of the proceedings:
admitted to probate-The will of David W.
Coiner. deceased. with DE Witt M Coiner as exec
utor. The will OF Robt s Harnsberger, deceased.
The will OF Robt. Young, deceased
Guardians appointed. -Dabney 9. Ramsey for
Berthe A. Ramsey, A. Y. Sampson for Harriet E
Veney. John H. Alexander for Addison B.. John
S., Bessie B., and Geo. Wise David B. Ruck-
man for Lucy Laura. Hattie Margie, and Sarah P.
Ruckman. Rebecca A Harnsberger for John
Baldwin, and Bessie b. Harnsberger.
Administrations granted John A. Van Lear
on the estate of Parmelia Van Lear, deceased
Hugh G.. McCausland on the estate of Napoleon
Veney, deceased.
Mcclure.
Ff7es paid into court-Justice j. M Lickliter
reported and paid into court fine of $25 90 impOS
ed upon Albert c Kinney for carrying concealed
7. Maup1n for using prOfane and obscene language
and threatening to assault the Justice.
The Grand Jury.-The grand jury made the fol-
lowing Indictments: Cyrus Brown In nine offences
for selling liquor, without license, for selling In
WaynesborO, and to a minor The Shenandoah
uesboro. James Lindsey and Edmund Parrish for
attempt to commit larceny and unlawful trespass
Cornelia Argenbright and Nancy Splitter for dis
turb1ng an assembly OF persons. Edmund Niche
for house breaking. John Morris and George
Tyree for felony. dynamiters. j. f. Wheeler for
Appointed.-E. O. Peale was appointed magis-
trate for North River district An excellent ap.
pointment. There is still another magistrate to be
appointed for North River district