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LAUNCHING OF THE CHARLESTON.
Thousands Of People Witness the Bap-
tism of the New Cruiser.

tism Of the New Cruiser.
SAN Francisco, CAL, July 20.-Thou-
sands of people assembled in the vicinity
OF the ship yards OF the Union iron works
last evening to witness the launching Of
cruiser No. 5, the first government vessel
ever launched on the Pacific coast. Gen.
Howard and Commodore Belknap, with n
large number OF army and navy officers,
were on hand to witness the ceremonies.
Gov. Waterman, Mayor Pond, the board
OF supervisors, foreign consuls and Federal
and State officers generally, with a num-
Der of newspaper men, also occupied
position on the platform. Little time was
lost in preparations, and the ceremony
was brief The artillery band struck up
an inspiring strain as Mr. Scott general
manager Of the Union iron works, gave
the signal. Miss Alice Scott, his daughter,
broke bottle OF wine over the side and
christened the new cruiser Charleston"
and amid the booming Of cannon, screech-
ing of whistles and shouts from thousands
OF Threats, the vessel glided slowly off the
WAYS and out into the stream. The
launch was pronounced successful in all
respects.
The contract for the construction OF the
cruiser Charleston was signed December
%, 1885. Work was commenced at once
upon numerous small fittings OF the vessel,
but the steel plates, which were to be
rolled at Pittsburg, were greatly delayed,
and ii was not until August q last that
the first keel plate was laid. The contract
provided for the completion OF the cruiser
in eighteen months, which term expired
June 2S last. Penalties are fixed for delay
b. over this time, which by December next
will amount to 81, 800, by which time the
contractors expect to have the vessel en-
tirely completed and ready to hand over
TO the government. The engines and
boilers will be placed in position at once
No particular speed is stipulated for, but
the engines are required to maintain
combined horse power OF 1000 Tor Jour
hours, and it is expected that the new
cruiser will be able 10 attain a speed OF
over sixteen knots an hour Following
are the particular dimensions OF the
Charleston: Length over all, 800 feet;
length between perpendiculars, 300 feet;
extreme breadth, 46 feet; depth, 81 feet;
mean draft, lSA feet; displacement, $3.50
tons. She is built entirely OF steel and has
twin screws The ships armament will
consist OF two eight-inch breech.loading
rifles mounted on pivot carriages, fore and
aft, having train OF go and an effective
range Of about eight miles; three six-inch
guns mounted on each side, ten six pound
Hotchkiss guns and four gatling.
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order OF Publication.

10 Gg77. " Din the chanrcfy ooud NJ shelby
County, tennessee a Kate =. Williams a al W
iAVinla y. reldcu II al
II appearing from afidavli 90 me- IN this canso
that The defendant David " fl0ufn0Y, is rel
dent Oi the sate N kontucky hon resident ~ the
staie ~ Tennessee.
tits therefore ordered. that be make hls appear
hncn herein NJ the Court house ~ Shelby
county, 1oun., In the city ~ Memphis nov IhN.
lDs District " shsiby county, tenn, on the hri
domuf 10 com plalnants bill, OF lhe same viii ie
taken iof Confessed " him and 81 fpf hcaru, ~
pafis and that . copy ~ this order b. Published
ss,.se re". 30 '2"f ..,ss--iv. rr,S, ~ 'h'
trio copy. Attest y n McHfNHYt
ByT n Cifnwrti, h q and ~ n AMI "
Miller a Gillian, Solicitors i0r complainani.,
lit1taatl
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Z. p. ROE DEAD.
Tho Noted Novelist Passes Away sud
denly ut His Home on the Hudson.

Tho Noted Novelist Passes Away Sud
denly ut His Home on the Hudson.
CoRNwALL-oS-HuDsoS, July 20.-The
Rev. l.. p. Roe, the novelist, suddenly ex-
pircd at his home at Cornwall, on the
Hudson, last evening at 10 o'clock from
neuralgia Of the heart. He ate dinner
with his family in the evening and was
bright and cheerful. After this he and
his family and some visiting friends re-
paired to the library. where he read aloud
some selections from Hawthorne. After
reading about an hour, he suddenly ceas-
ed and laid down the book with the re-
mark: That pain again. shall have
70 stop reading" lie left the room with a
smile on his face. After reaching his bed
room, most intense paroxysms OF pains &C.
Cured at short intervals for upwards OF an
hour when he died, surrounded by all his
family.
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Tho c,cs, .,oux ne.er,a,,on.

BISMARCK, ID. T., July 20.-Scyeral men,
bers OF the commission appointed by Pres
idcnt Cleveland to confer with the Indians
and secure their consent to the opening Of
the great Sioux reservation arrived in the
city yesterday. Judge Wright, Of Tcnnes-
see, will arrive today. Most Of the com.
misSioncrs left for Standing Rock at Z
O'Clock this morning, and Judge Wright
will follow rs early rs he can. They are
anxious TO arrive ut the agency m early as
possible. as the Indians are holding coun-
Gil on the question and their opposition TO
the opening Of the reservation Is growing
rapidly. The interviews which the com
missioncs will hold with Sitting Bull and
Gall will make spicy reading, ns the two
great chiefs are said TO be bitterly opposed
% the measure.
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CHANCERY SALE
49, ~ -
ESTATE.

No Gsl1 R-chanrcry Court ~ Shelby County
John 7 Malone guardian. " John " Hunter
ny virtue of ~ inteflOcutOy dccfce for sale On.
iCftd IN tho ab1yo cause on the ith day Of June.
lsya NJ. n ca page a. ! will .ali. az public aue
too 10 the highest bidicr, IN front u tho Clerk
aud Masters Olncr, Courthouse Of shelby county.
Memphis Tom, on
saturday. July ~, 1888.
within legal hours tho ioliovins described prop
cfty, situated IN Mcmphis shelby county. Tcuf.,
ioWit. Lot No 2. J. ~ 1Atss suDdiylslon, east "
orleans street beginning n q stake on the south
side Of Tate street running east with sald slfegt
b3 feet 70 an alley, thance south with aAld alley
10 .se; 20 ~ alley, ihsncr westward zi.h
taid alley biA feet. thence to an alley north
10 feet W Tals street W the lesinnlpr being
same property conveyed W Mis- Nannio Hunter by
deed Aatcd August a 1874. bpok ~ paft ~ negis
trrs ofic,, shelby county Terms ~ sale; one
third cash, balance In twelve mouths, purchaser
executing Interest bearlE note with security and
leln retained 70 secure payment Rsdcmptlon bauoi
This June p, lssA
nv J. NJ flfadlsy, n q. a aud AZ.
NJ 7. n EdgingtOn and W. W. Mcdowell, Solo
ftOrs
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Orflnr OF Publication.

No CSC X DIN the Chanccfy Coun ~ shelby
county Tenn n. J. liamcr 81 al " J. W. Nat
thsNs al.
II Appearing from tho rtufn ~ The slcfin
aud his mother aud guardian. Emma y. Matthews,
arr not W b. found IN his county.
II Il therefore uidend. That they male thClf
nppunrauru hcfcin NJ tho count Hons ~ Shelby
county IN the cit ~ Memphis nov rsiug ~
ifirt III shelby county, 1cnn, on the mt Nnuiaj
in tcptombyf isss. aud plead. answer ~ dunuI
b. cuiGp lainahts bill, ~ The same viii u. taken
~ cuuioss.i a. IN thom and - iDf hearing 90.
part. aud that copy ~ this order b. publ lshpd
once a week. Coz iOui Consecutive weeks, la the
Memphis Appeal
Thk IHh LAY ~ iuly, lsyA
true COPY attest
X ~ NoHKNRY. Clsfk aud Master
nyT n Caiierll ~ e An
chalmers a CO0p,t. solicitors ioI C0mpalnant
% "a 4
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ordor of Publication.

No 66N " d. In tho Chancuy count NJ Hholhy
county, Tonnoss.sa Ms Ada l.uusdals a d. ",
J. A. Anderson 81 a.
II Apupanna ffUm the amended hlil IN this Cnuse,
whirh Il sworn Co. that The defendants latnfs
s. Anderson q \ gUufrd " Nsturtun are uun frsi
dents N the State ~ Tennessee.
n IL therefore unipf~i that They make ihUlr ~
poaancu hrfnin at the Count house ~ shelby ruun
vi 10 the city u Memphis nos Tasing District ~
shelby county Tenn, un the nfsi Monday ln
September, it,s mi plead answer ~ demuf ~ com.
plhinnnrs hlll. ~ the nme vii b. uten for ron.
lessr a. ~ them and sst iuf hearing IN Iafr. and
that copy ~ this order H. published uurr week
i0t iput sucrrssitp weeks 10 Tho Memphis Appeal
This ilth day ~ July, ise.
true cUpys Attest
y n NtItFNRY, tirrt ana Master
Dy n caldwell. Deputy q AMI n.
Perkins a Percy, solicitors Zoe oomplalnhnis.
IN N - Al
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Chancery Sale
-OF-
II r. A l. r. S II A II r..


No. Gsn R-Chanccry Court II shelby county
Tenn.-GcOrgo A. Cairncs " J. " AlcNndOi
tat
By virtue of an intcrlo.ulory decree for sale On.
tened In the above cause on the 18th day of April,
ISIS " ~ o. page M viii soil NJ public auction,
% tie highest bidder. Ia frunt Of tho clcfE and
masters oiicc. at the Main stfcCi entrance Of the
court house Of shelby county. Memphis, Tenn, On
saturday, Juiy ~, tsss.
within legal hour,. the following described prop.
crty lying aud bcing in the county 81 shelby aud
sEicoi TcuuncsScc. the Water ~ longt llaichc.
and ON the oasi side thereof, aud bounded NJ fol
lows, tn.wit
beginning at the southeast corner % trAct Of
Eve Thousand taWll ncfvs ~ land granted by the
sald state Oi Tennessee ~ Anderson II. Carr and
John &. NolomOru BY grant No ~ la. datci July
" is1A, on the north boundary linc Oi tract ui
four hundred tluUl acrs granted by sald state ~
mcfly resided running thcuce west with the said
north BOUNDARY linz Of said four hundnd ttD0 acre
Tract bclng asn n line Of -aid grant IN the north
west corner Of aid four bundled li0g acre turt.
being also curncr OF said grant thence running
north far that nv running fast "a the eas bound
AIRY line Of sid grant and s1uth with the same 10 the
place Of beginning a. viii include the complement
oi one hundrd aud ave litol aCncs, which one hun.
drvi and Eve inil d part " aid giant No u,INl,
Of July " islh gfanicl siofusaid b. said Amber
s1n Carr and John g. Aclsmur,
Terms OF Salc-On a credit ~ IN months, note
hearing intcfst with security required. redemption
barred. This fFh day ~ June. iS>A
~ MCliENRl Clufk aud Master.
NJ y Trfevant Taylor Carroll. solioiion-
ALLAN
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Dissolution Notice.

MspfHi. TrSs, Juiy 10 issS
TUE FIRM or uOsnY 4 BRAfTvN ~ rms
Il day Dissolved ~ mutual consent n. Mostly
!, slons authorized tonsn lhe arm nafns % liIuida'
tlOn q q MOaBf,
liz BnAI10N.
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A man was found on Main street this
morning. lie was taken TO his home and
isnow resting easy, enjoying himself smok.
ing yellow Label Cigars.
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=. D. srwARD, optician. at MuliOrd'A

Heavy forest fires ara raging over all
Arcnic county, Mich, and all the way be-
tween that place and Gladvin. Timber
OF all kinds Is being destroyed, fences are
being burned and other property damaged.
Many farmers have had 20 Eight for their
homes. There has been no rain Of con.
sequence here for three months.
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PotrtyELy the best remedy ever discoy.
cred for al diseases 81 man and beast that
can be- reached by an external medical APP
plication. ia Rangum Root Linimcnt. One
trial will convince Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale byllois.cr,
gsg Main street
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FERGus fALLs, Mimi, July 9O.-Thc
grasshopper war Mt Perham continues
undated. Although over 10000 bushels
have been caught, they are still catching
them at a lively rate. None to speak Of
have flown oil. A lot rose up and flew
five OF six miles, and when they alighted
foriy.fyc bushels Of them were caught.
Last Monday night over 100 bushels Of
them wcrc caught in one field. One man
caught forty bushels Monday. These arc
big catches, and only made occasionally
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c,SNoi praise Hoods sarsaparilla half
enough" saysa mother whose son, almost
blind with scroiula, was cured by this
medicine
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RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED

WITHOUT THE RsfFT Or lllNpRAncL TO
w business, IN from " " ~ daJs ~ ne Neil
Gated syft rad truss aud Office treatment A con
usrt made With each paurrt $500.
Structure Hydfooels and vsfIcocclo cured 10
short time. Circulars on aVpIlrali1l
Tho M.dieated soft Pal Truss has me spring
In the front therefore avoiding all tidney tfUu.
biss and can be worn rightsui LAY We gnafanice
this Truss ~ be easy ~ vsaf and 70 hgll w ihe
bowel 90 money vfundsd hsis ana nusa 70
male '' No - j.s,uOp street. Memphis, Tens.
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Chancerv Sale
II e A L T. S T A 7 e.

40 tsgn. Rim tho Chhnccry Court Of shelby
county,. y bgasley, administratof ~ X &
clayton. doccasci, " John p Clayton IT al
by virtue oi an intcfioruiory decree TOT salc en-
tcnd IN tho Above muse 90 the iath day ~ July
isss ~ n g. page Stgl viii soil ~ public auction
b. the highest bidder IN front of The llcrk and Mas.
tcrs Oioo. Main sirci entrance oi the court house
oi shelby county. Memphis Tennessee, GU
Saturday, August ~, isss,
within legal hNurs the following described prupDr
g. situated IN shelby county, Ignnesso to-wit
About four miles east ~ Memphis on the old
Memphis hnd Germantown plank mad bring lot
Ma adf Kenneth uarrCtts snl-ly vision. bounded ~
iOll0Nk beginning ~ the southchsi cufugf u lot
No oi sald subdivision. IN the cruicr ~ the Mem.
phls and Germantown plank rad, running thenco
north east a. G1in0 chains ~ . stake. thence
south ~ east 10 T2i0o chains thouoe south y
west N tliOO chains ~ the ocutef Of aid plank
Rad thence north - west with aid ruad 10 a. 100
chains 20 the bcHnning containing ~ hiV0 acres.
the hid 20 strt ~ s.D0
Terms II saie-On credit ~ : and n months.
notes dated MAY ~ iss. bearing Interest with ~.
oufity rvqulfcd lien retained, redemption barred.
Thls July ~. iSs
X n. McIIENRY. Clcrk aud Master
ny !. ~ iHdlcy u. e. and N.
Taylor q Carroll, y /. MCGOWAN. IT,, sollciofA
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GraysOn Springs, Gayson Co., KY,

~ - MILES WET OF LOUISVILLE, OK \. y 4
OD ~ v. n,ilnad Hot and cold sulphur baths.
White. rcd aud black sulphur and rhnlyhUhtc
waters All modern ADJUSTMENTS. SconCD AMI
climate unsurpassed l,atrs aud descriptive cinu
lArs furnished Special rates over railroads huy
ticket iOr Ofay-on springs station,
THOMAS HEYSER.
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II will pay all who usc Cotton Gins 20 get
price. aud testimonials Of those A No. 1
manufactures, The Brown Cotton Gin Co,
New London. Conn. They lead the world.
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Muliord reduces everything.

CnosS wash blue does perfect work.
Give II trial.
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Stallard Chalybeate Springs

Is REMARKABLY cool ANb HfATTiTut
! summer rcriu on top ~ a munntiip near Howl.
ling Gfvcn. Ky. Hatcs. sOl per No'k. ur is.to Tgt
month Round trip trkcis gou,i irf -asOn, ifum
Memphis silli. i0f Circnlaf address
W n hPluuG, Manager
n. J. PHILLIPS. ftopfict0f
Rowling 0rvn. Nv.
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Hosts Of Destructive Grasshopper.

UsK Syrup OF Prunes for constipation.
For sale by all druggists.
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PROPOSALS
NOTICE.

ugsrus TryS., July ? issa
Mr. WALTER wEniJtt ANtSG RETIRED From
wi the Anderson Hat Company, iof another
line 81 business b. Il ~ iuHFDf interested 9Th ~
ifum this date, but IN frffiug be has our lest
wiahos. aud wo tAka pleasufU iu commencing hiin
g. the public ANDEHsuN NAT COMPANY.
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IoinIInIIafn IlnIIainr.

CntcA0o, ILL.,, July e0--Disastrous re-
suits followed an attempt this morning to
pull down M old building owned by the
Gcrmania Singing society, the members Of
which desired to erect more pIetentious
building. While the work Of demolition
was going on one Of the brick walls facing
North Clark street and Grant place col.
lapscd prcmaturcly. A number OF persons
were caught by the falling mas. Tho
contractor In charge, Charles Wicker, was
killed outright. A laborcr suffered a
similar fate. The other victims were So
ycrcly injured but not, Il appears, fatally.
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MONROE n. c., Oct %, 1881.
The Potter Drug aud Chemical Company
Gcntlemen-Mr. Vim. S. Stephenson. OF this
county brought his TO town today TO let us see
him. and TO show us what CUTiCURA REMEDIES had
done for him. This is the case referred 20 in our
letter to you some time ago To look at the boy
now, one would suppose that there had never been
anything the matter with him-seems 10 be In per
feet health. We have written and herewith incloSc
what his father has to say about the matlcr-wrote
IL Just aS he dictated
We are selling quite q quantity Of CUTicuRA
REMEDIES, and hear nothing but praise for them.
We regard the CuTICURA REMEDIES the best In the
market, and shnll do all We eau TO promote their
sale iouD truly. -
STEVENS & BRUNER,
Druggists and Pharmacists
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wAHNISG NOTICE.

A IL PERsO';s INDEBTED 10 TIIE LATE ,.
~ J. Ncwsom arr warned 90 settle with me or my
authorized collector.
MRS. ". "A NEwsoM. Adfnluls,rntrlx.
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suusfroke.

Dnrsx Malto lot the nervca
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A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE

sufferlngs Intense-Head Nearly Raw-Body
Covered with Sores - Cured by tho Cuti.
cura Remedies.
Messrs. Stevens 4 Bruper, Monroe, N. c.;
Dear Sirs--Abouttwo months ago. on your rec
ommendaiion. bought bottle OF CuTIcuRA RE
SOLVENT, one box CuTIcuRA SALyE and one cake
OF CurIcURA SOAR for my son, aged thirteen
years, who has been afflicted with eczema for q
long time, and am pleased TO say that believe
the remedies have cured him. His sufferings were
gone except the grislle, and his body was covered
with sores. His condition was frightful 10 behold
The sores have now all disappeared, his skin Is
is working every day. My neighbors are witnesses
to this remarkable cure, and the doubling ones
are requested 10 call or write me or any OF my
ncighbors.
WIN. s. STEPHENSON,
Winchester p o., Union County, N. C.
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Nuliord's Tor silyefwIe.
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pIMLEs. black heads. rcd, rough. chapped and
I'm oily skin prevented by CUTicuKA SOAR.
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STRAytD.

ZANE sORREL WHITE FAUE MARE, WHITE
" hind feet branded - - On left hip and lett
shoulder. Also one hay MARI whit spot IN Forehead
right hind leg white branded - - ON left hip and
left shoulder. Apply 10 -
J. n PEERLEs.
Horn axe road.
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DEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AID DANYfLLE SYSTEM.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPER ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
sCHEnULR N EFFECT IAN. Is. 1858.
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DELINOtENT TANt>'
ESTATE FOf
1 1A~-


DEUNOJ ENT REAL ESTATE FOX
le~1.
In pursuance of am ordinance OF the city OIL
Richmond. have prepared and posted IN the
civ Hail q Iistot Delinquent Ta,es on koa!
Estate for 1856. subject 20 the inspection oil all
concerned.
Further. 800 pursuance ~ ordinance ""''oo
IL, given nal the daily papers of this city that
.l..u,h Delinquent Real Estate Will he SOFA
sf auction on the first day of the May term oil
tb, Uu.nngs Court being the I'm day OIL
MAY. l-.g. unless the taxes and penalty there
ON have been previously paid.
lam further required boy ordinance TO pun
Ii-h i'm one or more Of the daily papers oil
This al n. not less than ten days previous 10
auoh sale. A list oil real estate 50 delinquent
for the previous year. In conformity there
with notice j.. hereby given that snch list
win Doc Published in the Richmond wing on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %, 1855, and on
MONDAY. MAY :. 1855,
shall tet,,eou the hours OF T. III. ana pm
nrocccd t1 sell. i'm front of the City Hail. on
Broad street. between Ninthand Tenth streets,
the real estate delinquent rs aforesaid, inciud-
i,., ,,o,alt,. etc. W H. CARDOL0,
April !. ISIS. Collector Delq l"Ncs'
apl tmys
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STATE OF GEORGIA.
CITY or COLUMBUS, IS
COUNTY or MUsCOGEE,
BE il ,mcmbered, that Oh the -
G. VI. Ticknor. a Commissioner re-ideT
executive authority. ana under the d
OF deeds. etc. to be- used or recorded
President. and WILLIAM c. COART,
COMPANY Of Columbus. Ga. who. b
that they are the abOye-descrbe1 OH
true and correct statement of the al
fiscal year, 20 wit: the 3ist day Of I
ton. knOwle dge. and belief, respectiy,
In testimony whereof | have he ,
the thirty-first day OF January, is,-.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
n ny AUTHORITY OF THE Al pirou or PUBLIC AccoUSTs
raj TATENENT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 9lsr

upIIsa Al
| 49,
STATEMENT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING LIE sr
approved
Ioneor principal ohce of sadie ompanyColumbus
Preshen . lhodsB
Secret tar
Dillingham;
Organize an dincp
Comm encei bushes
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RAILROADS..
G4MssY1iy .sni,r.
FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Sohedui.
commencing FEBRUARY ssth. lSsS-eastcsr
standard time:
rs an. leaves Byrd-streot station daily; stoI s
only at Ashland Junction. Milford.
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper 70
Washington. Leaves Washington for
New York at li:l8 am.
c:lU am. leaves Byrd street station; special
Pullman vestibulo train. on which
extra fare is CHARGED. Daily. Makes
no local stops.
lia1 am. leaves Byrd-street station daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington for
New York at i:l0 pm.
81 p m. leaves Byrd-strcet station daily.
sleeper TO Now York.
1925 am. arrives nj Byrd-slrect station daily.
Sleeper from New York.
2:fs pm. arrives at Dyri-street station daily !:
stops at Fredericksburg. Milford. and
junction. Sleeper FROM Washington.
1:iJ pm. arrives at Byrd street station;
special Pullman vcstlbule train. on
which extra fare Is charged Daily.
Mondays, Wednesdays, ani frldays.
Makes no local st 1ps
1915 PIN, arrives at Byrd-sircet station dai
except sunday. sleeper froO
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
100 pm. accommodation. leaves Byrl street
station arrives M Ashland at . pm.
6.H pm. leaves Eliza; arriV-S 40 Ashland ~
Gas pm.
905 am. accommodation, arrives al Broad
street station: les0es Ashland ~ s.gi
am.
5.5a pun. arrives at El5a; leaves Ashland AZ
ca. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
z. 7. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-03
CONNECTIONS.

CONN EDITIONS.
Train No. 81 makes connection ~ keysytiie
for Chase City and tarh,yiic; nt Greensboro
for Durham. Raleigh. dally except sunday. aud
All points ON Nurth Carolina Division and n,
W 4 u. Il.
Train so - makes connection at Greens
boro' tor $. IS. y. c r. r.. Raleigh. Colds.
boro'. and NorchoaI City; 90 Salisbury foi
Asheyiue, Hot springs and All points, In
western North Carolina; at Charlotte with
Charlotte. Columbia ana Augusta railroad for
Columbia Augusta. Aiken. Charleston. swan
nah, Townsville, Ca, Jacksonville aud other
Florida points: also with Carolina Central
railroad for Wiimin-tOn
Trains from tAc south arrive AT nichmond
6.fj an. and 5:ij p.m.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-03
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