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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS:

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA STEAMB0ATc f-NI
COMPANY'S ssAa>~s.<eb
JAMES-RIVER LINE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. MEMORIES
NEWS CLAKEMONT. AND
JAMkS.RlVER LANDINGS DlkECT,
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER Or CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
At OLD POINT closely with the New
York Philadelphia, aud norfolk railroad
for Philadelphia aud New York, and with
lines for Washington. ID. c and Baltimore:
AtNORFOLK for Virginia Beach and Gil
AT NEWPORTs NEWS for smithneld.
And NJ CLAREMoNT with the Atlantic
and / awhile railroad for Wavery. HICKS
ford, sc.
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF
CHAaGED BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FIRsT.CLAss MEALS.
rhe elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States Mau.)
g. q. ID. DEYO, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY at
IA, Nj. (BROAD-STREEf CARS COSNECl
in FULL TIMED for above named places ar
irving at Old Point at 80 T.. VI. and Norfolk
at $50 +. NJ. Returning, The steamer leaves
Norfolk, Old Point, and Se1port's News on
alternate days, arriving At Richmond about
4:3O Z. ".
Through tickets 20 aboye-named points
on sale on steamer and a. CARRIERS Agency,
1000 Main street Baggage checked through.
STATE Rooms ENGAGED FOX DAY
ORsNlGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smith1eld, Hampton, Old Point,
Wsyerly, and Hicksford, Va; washington,
DC; New bern, Washington, ana Tarbo'
ro' N O.: ali stations on Atlantic and Dan
vile railroad, Sesboard and Roanoke rail-
road, Norfolk Southern railroad, ana East
ern North Carolina generally; also. for East
ern Shore OF Virginia. and ell regular land
ings on the james and kappahannock rty-
ers, at LOWEST RATES. and through bills
Issued. L. q. TATUM. Superintendent.
faI No HOO Main street and ROcketA
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
IN ROAD.
snurnru.E In rFFKl,r MARCH I. 10

EQdEDllA8 NJ r IVA A~<>e~~@@ - NV
LEAVE RICHMOND
lo:<e A. n. Daily. ria Richmond and p
tenburg railroad. Arrive Re.
tersburg 1880 A. NJ; leave p.
terbuy 1875 r. n. daily; A.
rive Of Norfolk $50 p. Il.
tss A. n. Daily, except Sunday. TIA Rich.
mond and Petersburg rpilroads
Arrive at Petersburg ESQ A. -.
No. . leaves PeterShlry e:36 A.
N. for Farmville, Lynchburg,
Roanoke, Bristol. Knoxville
and all poipts South and west
s.So r. n. Daily, VIA Rich mond and Re.
tenbuW railroad. Arrives Pc.
tenbnrg $40 r. n. daily, arrivs
ing Norfolk $40 p. n.
100 A. n. Daily, except sunday, VIA Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad.
Arrive at Lynchbury 300 r. NJ
connecting with train No. 9.
leaving Lynchburg 1T 9:lo =.
NJ. daily for oil points South
800 p. N, Daily except Sunday. VIA Rieh.
mond and Allegheny nilruAd.
Arrive at Lynchburg $50 A. =.
sleeper Richmond TO Lynch
burg. connecting with tEAin
leaving Lynchburg at 80
A. NJ.
PULLMAN sI.EEPIyu-cAR ACCoMMo.
DATIoNS.
No. l-Kichmond to LynchbuV, Hich-
mond and Allegheny railroad. aud Roanoke
to New Orleans, Chattanooga 20 JackDons
vile, Chattanooga 70 Memphis.
No. s-Roanoke to Atlanta, wisheO
change.
Tickets, baggage checks and all informa
ton can be obtained al Richmond and Rss
tenburg railroad depot. 1000 Main street
Richmond and Allegheny railroad depot
and 1905 Main street. w. h. BEVILL.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JOSEPH II. SANDS,
General ManagevS
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice President.
General office. Roanoke. Va. NH
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

A number OF FARMS in Granville county.
celebrated for its variety OF soil ana
bright tobacco. Prices IS to $40 per acre.
\ NUMBER OF DWELLINGS I'm oxford;
a number of VACANT LOTS Ia oxford;
several STOREHOUSES in oxford.
Oxford is the terminus OF the oxford and
Henderson railroad, and is growing rapidly
In population. ,
Good schools, good water. good society.
Address JOHN A. WILLIAMS.
Dealer In Real Estate,
ie1l-3ts oxford. y. &.
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PIMPLEs. Blackheads. kir-BlemsneS'
and Baby II umors use cUTICURA SoAP.
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ITO LADIES.-ARE YOU CORFU
l. LENT?-CORPUS LEAN is a safe, per-
manent and healthful flesh educer-ten
TO ifteen pounds month. No poison.
ADIPO- MALENE never fails TO perma-
ueptly develop the bust and form. Non.
Injurious. Beauty OF face and form secured
70 every lady using our TOILET REQUI
SITES-unexcelled in America for removing
skin blemishes. flesh-worms (Olack- heads
wrinkles, pockmaTks, &c. Send 10 cent?
fstamps or silver for particulars. testimo-
nisls, &C, by return mail Mention the ar
tiele wanted.
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO.,
2s15 Madison Square, Philadelphia ia.
fe l4-eOSu26t
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1856.


that being court day. SMALL TRACT
OF Ian ID near Mechanlcsvn!e. IN Hanover
county. adjoining K X Horne. wat.
Hooper, and Others, and containing 81
ACRES. There are upon tie place good
dwelling house and orchard. Tne place Is
well located for a mechanic.
TERMS: Cash as TO so much as may be ne.
cessary 10 pay the costs OF the above styled
suit and the sale, and 10 pay the sum OF
s4s75O, with interest thereon from the
2eth of Aprii. 1883: and as TO any residue
upon such terms rs IL 7. Didlake may pro-
scrthe W. SID<OR
Special Commissioner.
JoNEs's EXECUTOR vs.. McCUE AND AIS.
LILA. Brown. clerk OF the Circuit Court
II Hanover county, certify that the bond
eQuired OF the special commissioner py de-
rec entered April 20. 1856. in the above
,tyled cause, has been duly given.
Given under my hand 10th day OF May,
1885. j. A. BHoN ~ CierA-
IA. TIMBERLAKE, Crier.
lie 10Th, So, Su. TuSW
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BY ". W. BOwe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
A TTENTI0N, INVESTORS AND
HOTEL KEEPERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY
SEVENTH STREET. NEAR THE UNION
DEPOT, SUITABLE FOR
MANUFACTURING OR FOR HOTEL
PURPOSES.
AT AUCTION.

The CENTRAL AND WELL-LOCATED
FACTORY AND OFFICES on seventh
street, near Canal. within stones throw
OF the Union depot, and on the main ave.
nue. leading thereto, formerly used In Gu
nection with Tanner Il Delaney's foundry
and now by z. II. Mayo & Brother, tobacco
nists, will he sold by public auction on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1855,
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
This property fronts 10 6-l2 feet on
Seventh street and runs back al to 81 6.l2
feet (the northern portlon) depth OF l3O
feet and as TO the rest a depth OF 80 o. IL
feet The main building Is three stories
high, is well built. and can be easily adapted
10 any manufacturing purposes. for which
the location is admirably suited, It's sltua
lion right at the Union depot giving IL q
prominence that would be an equivalent
for thousands OF dollars spent IN adver-
Using: or this property could doubtless he
prcfiiably utilized as a hotel for the better
class OF railroad employees and that quite
mum erous class Of travellers who VIII De
seeking accommodations near the Union
depot, which will be beyond doubt In the
near future adopted by all the railroads
entering the city.
No such opportunity to invest In good,
solid property with so grand future a.
This has Is likely To offer Itself soon, ana IL
is confidently expected that dlscrimlna-
Ting public Will not slight the chance mere
presented.
TERMS At sale.
y. W. BOWIE Auctioneer.
Qlll3l5I617Nl6-7t
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Send for HOW TO CURE sKiS-Dis
EAHkS.s
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TOR SALE.

Tor SALE 2 R | Y A I Z L 7, On
Il STORE AND DWELLING 1910 sS~
east Main street. Lot 25Xl9O feet 10 alley
twenty feet wide. Apply 10
APPER-OS & co and
e10-5t JOHN i. GODDIN.
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sold everywhere. Price: CUrIcURA. %
cents: CUTicURA SOAP, rs cents; CeIIo.,
RA REsoLvESr. 81. Prepared by fOItI"
DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boeboh-
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In pursuance OF decree In the above
named suit, entered on the i9,h day OF May,
1855. the undersigned special commits
mr. nm
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ONLY ALLWATER ROUTE.

GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAX
SCENERY.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday, jan %, 1886
CRUISE OF BRoOKLYN-The United States
Steamer Brooklyn has sailed from Pensacola for Key
West and q cruise IN the Vest Indies.
In FAVOR OF TIE CuocrAw ISDIANs.-The Court OF
Claims today announced its decision In the Choctaw
case rendering Judgment In FAVOR OF the Indians 10 the
amount OF about $4OO,OOO.
MORE ASSISTANCE RRSDERED.-The Treasury De-
nartment is informed that the revenue steamer Man
haitian in her cruise In Chesapeake Bay rendered
assistance to seventeen vessels Ill distress ana saved
property valued at about $loo,ooo.
MIST BEGIN AGAIy.-FIrst Controller Durham has
nade decison that an officer Of the Government who
was appointed In OF the Senate and gave bond
ut the time and who subsequently confirmed Dy the
Senate must receive q commission, take an addi-
tOnal cath and execute u new bond
JUSTICE PoR CAsADIANs.-Mr Dngley's shipping bill,
which will be reported the House tomorrow, contains
clause that will prohibit Canadian vessels from carrying
passengers from American port 10 another as ~ now
done the Lakes. American vessels have not been
allowed such privilege GU the Canadian side.
DIsALLowED.-The Second Controller has made n de-
cision disalowing the claim OF Lieutenant Alfred NJ
Military Academy the ground that during sucn sus
pension LIE ceased to be cadet OF tho academy and con-
sequently was not entitled to pay such until the
period or suspension had passed.
UsRULY BoYs.-Tho Collector of Customs at Provi
ienco, r. L. reports 10 the Treasury Department that
the messengers employed In the postal special delivery
service who were assigned In the Custom House
arc bad unruy set OF boys and have destroyed all the
furniture In their room Tho matter has been reported
TO che Post Once Department and the boys Will likely
be dismissed
IMPORTANT DEcIsioS.-To-day In the case of Tbaw
against Richie involving tho title OF parcels Of
ground Ia this city which In the below decided
IN favor OF the plaintiff. Judge Hagner delivered tho
opson Oh The court III general TERM reversing the de
cree below. This decision VIII Affect It Is said IN,
ees 10 largo number OF pieces vi property ia the Dis
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rict. whicn vim amoun, in value to rroDably as much

rict which will amount in value to probably ms much
as $70000Oo.
COMMUNICATIVE Senate in executive session to-
day confirmed the nomination of Charles j. t"E0d' 10
be Assistant Treasurer OF The United states nj Nc" loh
INTERNAL RlYENUL.-Tac total collections o! INTERNAL
revenue during the frat months Il the fiscal year
ending JuuC so 1856 SGS,5+o6ll, an Increase OF
80 O2O iCi o,er tho collections during tie sa''c Iri9
81 tbe last fiscal year There Increase o S"p,
ga ON surits IN Increase 800 on tobd CO anu an
Increase of $l37sOl on fernented liquors. anu nc
crease of S74. / - q ulisct llaneous Items
PACIFIC QUApEoN.-Rear-Admral McCauley' com
handing the Pacific Squadron reports TO the Navy c
uorment under CaiIaO. December IS tIai AFFAIRS
are ou In Prru and the Cac"res Government APP
nears to receive ;hc support of the larger portion o
PruvlanS who deWecate any further revolutionary
attempts. The flagship WAS to leave Sail9o Dgce"uei
% for IL cruise along tie coast. The lroquois ahI
Mohican will remain AT CadO and tho Alims GU hsr
way there The MonOn-aEcld and the ohenindOah a''
at Coqui nbo.
Pension Err-Scnator Cu'lOm introduced nll
TO day which II passed will relieve General Black oil hc
stigma now resting him Of being the "nly hdu y
whom the Government pays pension OF SlVO inol'l.
Mr. Cuums bill provides that all soldiers ana sao!s "a
the late war are entitled 10 SJO anu 80 "
month shall after the passage OF the I'LL be pad TlDo "
month The $50 includrB men who are tnaN Dhhu'
have lost both legs both arms and are otherWs SO
disabled require the help OF an attendant Ill moving
| uhnnt
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CALENDARS 70 DAY

- ,ot.ur ca ,irrls -Bcfprr Van Erunt. Nos.
s,rfs 4, 20 ~ IS, ~ l75 ~ 20 no 29l' -oI'
22 :O ~ cii M tfVfgAL rfgM-Days =. il Brady and
rll,, II -Adournrd 10 Frl-t. January ~ 49,, 49,
D"n,i,;,y r0rsI-SrtCIAL IELN-PAHI l-b'ioro Law
renee, sos M, M ti,L TrW-PAW II-Beiorc Van
-, Ca,eon. 80 day calendar -. ,,.,, 7
worst go, 'tti -Cln,uI-PAT L-Bcforc Barrett j.
Ad,or,R,, CotRr ,CRcru-PAn lI-Before Donohu"' j.
roseon NOdV cItu1ai' NAM irt -u.for, ,nirevs I -
81 PRIME COuHT-Cla'II'~ NN' 80 ~
Ca,G %M ,CoTHr-tIEcur-rALT IN-BcfoFc Beach, j.
cas-, on 80 "'t IGt,'eIT~Gcorr Rollins sEsate of John
SURhpuH al, m sill Harriet cross II NJ VII. OF
y, ry teresa IIaton 1870 pmi vi" o. NARY An" """'
pm, cougr-srRcIAL TRmI-Beiore Freedman j.
No ay 1CSuRrrmAL TFRMrARr I-BeioIesedg"icA
JN@ Gta couUr-TmAL TER,i-PARr iiIBcfoIs TTa93
sIPb..',n iIIi 2nl3, 1874. 1880. IS7o2 lo9-' 1852
1884, ~ o. ,lI;ntiliAL TERM-PNr IIBeforc oGor-
SUPERIOR ,otna'o i:t3 1893. 1870, l4Ol, 1903, 4"'.
man TRIAL TERN-PARI lN.-beIoic ,isri'
SUI 5tJ, 2o-35S, ~ ot' 'Sf o'l' i'--' 'O''
IL. ~, - SPECIAL TERM-Beorc j. f. DAILY J.
80 Gorros pLElsT TrrA g66 he 4Gs Heh aS
sen - 9n53 1910 1891. ll6l, 40 49, ?3i I9I' oV'
229 30 iiGs J42, 70 ia l17 l'I'' iOo ''O'' '''
i495 40 .'V ,vSi Enl.cforc Nc Adam e. J Hy"'l
CnhEoI II Adjourned t. Wcdne day, January d..
ana ,ty Co ET-TpiAL TEEM-PAi III siS Jos 81 10
Nos. 49, 81 5gII 6Bil. j2lB 5i59. -, ,,,
o. ,;;, o 1f OYsK AND rGGMISER-b'rlo 'u'7' '
District Attorney s.IoXs-PAET IBeiore lecorder
1 onSA ss,stant District Attorneys f"%Ro'" an"
Sos og GtxgGA sGssloNs-pARr i-bei1 gart Nps
ColEi Wv oNd I.sgtant District Attorney 80 IN C
Gluei Il Z \. o. 10. IL. H. IL, H. To- io' - 49, " ~
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MONDAY, Jan. 25-P. N.

..s MONDAY, Jan. 25-RM
The new week opens at the Stock Exchange with fair
promises OF greater activity in the markets In inc near
tuure than has prevailed the New Year. Todays
busincss in stocks amounted to 41si39 shares. lno
m r,,., nened depressed tt expected TO do aer
Saturdays operations. without any Intervening e'en@"
turn the course OF the speculation But the depression
was greater because OF the use maze Oh tho sh"'0
ment OF the death OF Mr.. ID. p. Morgan IN expressing
the sad event as great loss to the Duli s'de VI 'no
market. Mr.. Morgans death unqcestionsoy !"
q great loss to few brokers VINO enJoyeo Ms
patronage but 1t is because he was large ana acufe
trader who made frequent turns Oh sman
fluctuations and therefore paid largo sums lot
sns Nothing could be absurd than tue asser'on
that his demise could exert any permanent inhuehce Oh
the market Mr.. Morgan never In any sense was
leader Yet his death the principal topic OF discus
on t tho openng Of business and every one was ask
inc his neIrhbor What effect will 1t have T. The lead
ers made the dmmedate effect quickly apparent ~ inc
onentng and the average operators were bos DIV" '
foownp the lead To sell was the point eAhioeu' nos
tod Prices declined sharply during the nfst NAH nou
and then came a halt AS for every 100 SHARES sou
ho,o must he A purchaser it began to be querisd,
wbo ia doing the buying After that steadier tone
prevailed snd prices generally improved out 'ne'"
was continued feyerisnness to the coe' ANU Tue
t,ous were frequent. With so much seiiihg anu 80 Po
olept a bearsn feeling as ruled all Gay sne snlsA
final declines suggest reflections on the stuaton iuo
coa stocks were n0ticeably strong all the tne' ye'
s are told of the coal trade than OF any other' Dei
L.ckawauna and Western opened down per cent
at 1862; that WAS lowest figure for the DAY " sou
mn TO II Sig and closed 1l7s making hnai gam Of
ner cent, after transactions in 9l,7oo shares 70
reasonable to suppose that oD such day ana WIN ou0a
an a,nouut of business the buying tnat s~
an t was promiscuous and that the
a.uimg was done by insdersl St Paul early De
cIiued 81 to 90as, and then rose 70 us
and cose at 9l higher than al les Sss
o, f1S7s axe Shore sold down lie 10 oZ's anu
at 8 Louisville and Nashville % 70 01 the dogs
@ v ~ was unusually strong because some 91e nsa
bnync il on a weak market 1t opened up . 81 Uer
w 3.a and closed at 49, making hna gam VI - IA
80 We.tern Union however, was specisny VII III nv
d ~ us lowest figures, marknga decline Vi - pe'
| cent The market closed STEADY. a. .. ,nchanoed
| ouota lions US follows:
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STATE bonds were neglected: Louisiana stamped ,r
sold y lower at ~ and an f P6snix TO- Al ITO
NatTna ay bonds we're dull, and after some carry yscoS
pressons sympathetic WITH tns couso declined s.
t So5 hut closed AT 90l2 West 2nore gnn and 50
after IVl ~ trust receipts off at 9o Canads
LoIS aps SIS declined Il to lO35s bHt tne somth
Southni nm 10 al s5l2 Chesapeake, ONO ana G
later were up nd carry at 81 decline OF b EnSS
heth Iexiugton and Big sandy os rosn al 10 92La0
81 LOUIS Tennrs.ce Virginia and georgia eons s
we're M a 1T 73lI. and the lheoines wer, specially
III the generals sold at iooealoi agansS 100
frsts, NewOrleans ana hooI trusts at 9sa.
against 90 milwaukee Lake shore and western I h,s'
Michigan Division rose Is to ~ at io7 Wabash
western G receipts sold Al Denver anu 'o ogo
rsts we're firm at and conso rdeo Aaptic and Pa
short Line os TO s7 oregon and Transcontnen'A
rsts were up 81 80 Today gained balance 1922 ~
IHe n Inv Saius Of Sl60.970 currency ana Scainis
coiu. The days ,o23 resulting in bal
ST. ~ II 1897 currency ana t Tor ANAL
Money on e h. nre railing rate per cent ana 'no
closing quotation was sG pnt was as follows EI
IMe balances ssUOyyon received
IT, Tinted states Treasury AT ;a,n,,,1on
receipts we're Si3Sl23 and the intern"
line tnu receipts were S6isOsi IN, e.s,er because
the iSFe OF temand Sight sterng Is now eaS
the gold shipping point or we nils 81 81 and 81 ssa
ior n and short sterling respectively; a.. az md
LOT COR francs; 955s and 96ls fof re!ei'n''' ~
l2i London British consos cPrnGa - Money and 40
covered can railways ali opened lower h,ue sV
coan again dccued aud inay oS serH simply re-
best pIlco anntati0us from the home mALh
EnE OF gained GS SSTe enseT at sIo and
AT t" dscbanre Oh London was of to 2oZoa r'H'' "
the e ,,., % ,ba nubli shers-the Financial new
We are lnueD, p cow OF the manual OF staIises -
grain and produce Tor IsnI gr conventions
i" ',,tS ~ a compilation OF statistics III i0
/ WIZ 49,, ami muck reference
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TIE BANKRUPTCY BILL IN DANGER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (SpccidD. The Judlcl-
arv Committee OF the House will give no more puOhc
hearings on the Bankruptcy question: 1t mas DECIDED 10
,,,la IN. Lowell bill, introduced by Mr. Collins OF
.ochpsetts the basis OF any recommendation 1t may
make This was referred to subcommittee, consisting
Of Collins CulbertsOn, Of Texas; Parker, Of Ne"Iofk;
Bennett, Of North Carolina, and Hepburn, OF Iowa
when the subcommittee began consideration OF tue
Hill to-day 1t WAS found that Cubertson, Bennett ana
Iinnrurn a majority of the subcommittee. were Ol-
po..d 10 any bankruptcy bill They are WlIlhg nov
ever that the other two members should perfect the
measure and report 1t TO the full committee.
Mr. Hepburn says that In Iowa they are peltcr sats-
Gel vih the State law which allows preferences TO
state cred II il probable that the Dill VIII DC le
noried by the full committee TO the House.
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-, ,oes or ME WES1 SHORE FERKTHVUNh.

THE LOSS or The WEST SHoHh rem" i" ',t;1L
The West Shore Railroad ieirynouse, m" n",i,
WIS JUL, p,rcr construction Company few years
by 'no cont Of $4,000 It, actual value however
ago. at " Gus I cha loss IA estimated By the New
was ucn management at about $4,000. The build
insured for SIoooo$35 900 in the L Evrp1I
and London The CIiIsus OF NewiorG Trayel on tIC
Sa shore from hi; city was SrS Boats
Dy me I'm WsChawken 10 West Forty WA
fs At the pier there hS puI Of the bGs
TIE dome from the pier at ana AZ ar
advised to take Kin sA and
a., tho foot Of West Forty LheT S g
Ready about IG%IsGny
och larger and better equipped than Tue 0
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THE SENATE DEMANDING THE PAPERS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-In the executive
,o,av Mr. Fdmunds in behalf of the Committee
ON tho Jpdictary reported resolution directing the Az
General to furnish to the Senate copies OF Il"
oapers and documents file in his department rea'ln'
70 the administration of the Office OF the Uhted states
District Attorney the Southern District OF Alabama
Tho resolution was at agreed TO- without OPPOSE
ton or debate. 1t is understood that these papers 0
$3.50 ~, t,e committee in connection with the consd-
80, ~ the nomination OF John u. Burnett, vice
George NJ Baskn suspended. 1t IL also thV
reouest recently made by the committee 10 w 49,
mont tina; tne AtlorneyGeneral had not Deeh
Inv the President to furnish theln'
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TILL cnrRr OLE ArPEALs.

ALBANY, JAN OH the Court OF Appeals
., t, IN, Hon william c. Rugcr, c. j., aud Associates
present the following cause, were argued;
80 re ru7cx safety Boiler lou'l resI 'n.f M
80, - ,,,ry onu.rn others apre, ANTS NJ -u.H oy
- .r,y "a, appellants. "a. &. Place Tor respondent
w" -t-Nrihut Hrir-ou appo Liant aSl Ic oGI - ~,
mummy uhri Respondents. AiKuru ~ .
49, n II. e lud Trri"rA Jennings Tor "pp'i"' L. D.
utu,,alc respondents Iohn q
i,t.tt .liut Af4hth ny ''''h'
IAu.ing ior rt-p
Y, ioii, casper. respondent nSt- lawn "''i~''
ana ON r.. Gyd,u ami others appellants act Wu
,. " t,,,on respondent Argued b, IT" - warren 'l 'P
,aa.",nf. Trcld1ed cleveland Tor respondent
o-,o f,u,,ytu, i. the calendar Tor tomorrow;
~, a.. $50 1877. iOj. I57. 1913, 405, AS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26
srv,roR RLAIR's UNIQUE BILL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 'opec'a}.-oen I'o =.
..,,tro1ncea hs bill to promote thrift 1t is
ltered hut in substance remains the OLD meas
urs The principal change perhaps is in the e' Wh'en
Is almost as absurd as the Old one. The Old one fe"
" bill granting lands aid in the establishment Oh an
endowment for savings to promote thrift ana 10 aSS'
tne 800. IN tbe dangerous and degrading hdu-'O
month Condition Of absolute and direct depende9ee
,non current wages" The new title OF inc pl'l
~ nil to ntilize certain public lands toward secuns
for the American people work for workers. aau ""t'
Tor work. or fair opportunities ana just I0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-26
,prsIpE1As COMING FROM PIN'SoRAIUH

rpySIpELAS COMING FhOH =.
Sios A. Holmes, age sixty-two' u photos
=, Ma. 30 Broadway. aud living at for' ""sn
,Dgon l. L. recently cut himself with xalo On v
n"r -, hi. thumb The wound healed w"nou, nS
,ronne While working in the darkroom ne a,, Tvo
the thumb with pm where ne naa ouI ~ the thumb
DAYS a,o to the hand The flesh became n"me' anu
S,nSv ,or.. Thinking TO be an anseSsS worse
Holmes treated 1t such Sqi n. sr rar lie went TIE
aud Hospital where the h@ as Gss
slightly and , Ics am TSs hand uSsS
Pns a,,s TX kept pfts oaGns
sSns to nS na he %as
I:SSrd . 1i had swollen twice sns II:
frE Ss r rsont
every tnG ali the other patients IN sne Sa cass
paSiIion The attendant ,, psy yin..cPasoa
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