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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

BY request Of the owner shall sell BY public
auction. on tho promises, on
THURSDAY NEXT, 9GrH INSTANT.
nt o'clock 7. w.. those two new. very attractive,
and well-located two-story BRICK DWElLlNGS
on the north side Of Floyd street. Immediately
opposite tho Little Sisters Of the Poor con-
tanning eight rooms each, with city water, gas,
range, bath. hot and cold water, culyert counec-
tiOns. handsome slate mantels, &C.. suh6tan-
italy built. complete. and very attractive In
style and arrangement, having all the comforts
and conyoniences found IN tho beet modern
dwellings. Floyd has now become one OF our
most popular West-tnd avenues. larger num-
Der OF handsome aud costly residences are being
erected on Il than on any other. Those HOUSES
have been wsll-built with special reference 10
the great and growing demand Tor good, we'll
located. mcdum-siz9 homes. with all tie con-
vcuenccs under one roof and at moderate price.
hey will command good tenants Gn1 Ligh rent
nt once. Go 10 see them and attend tte sale.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.
.hall sell the beautiful VACANT GROUND
adjoining. fronting i0X9) iect Admirably suited
for two dwellings, similar 20 the above
TERMS: one third cash: balance %. SIX ana
twelve months. intoros. added aud nOtes secured
by deed OF trust. g. b. ELAN.
80 q Auc;ioleer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
n, W. BowE. Auctioneer.

ENGEL, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST UsGER, &C., De-
FsNDANTs-Is THK CHAScERY COURT OF rHE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
|, Charles W. Godiin. clerk Of said court GER
tify that the bond required Of The special COM
missioner by thu decroe Ia the cause OF June ;,
1850 hos been duly given.
Given under my hsnd mis- 18th day OF July.
1854
SO i7.ioei&n CHARLES ". GoDDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

WANTED, A GOOD HARNESS
W MAKER-one who can make fine as
VOL a. heavy work and Is willing 10 DO any
thing that comes 30 hand. None other need ap-
ply steady WORK Tor RICH, man. Address
l.. o. WRENN.
go 2l-2t IL Vain street Lynchhurg. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
WHAT WE PROPOSE.

WHAT WE PROPOSE.
Perfect confidence in the excel
lencc Of HE-NO Tea warrants us
in presenting to every household
in Richmond 4 trial package free.
Our Canvasscr, who has nothing
to sell, will soon call with the tea,
and we respectfully request the
Mistresses Of households to spare
him a few minutes.
IE-NO to be liked, needs only
to be known.
MARTIN GILLET & CO., Established r8rI)
Exchange Place, Baltimore, Nd.
Zee 1861
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

WANTED, SERVICES OF A
~ FAIRLY INTELLIGENT. TRUST
WORTHY Man 10y q BOSTON BUSINESS
HOUSE. Can live az home. Reference re-
0ufrnd Nugo- i6l q month. Address the col
LIss-CANpBELLC COMPANY, 80 Federal street,
Boston Mass. Sc 2-Wit&5e2l salt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
DIEDMONr AIRLINE

RICHMOND AID D,NNllLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE ,0-
AID SOTrlW EsL
PULLMAN sLEFpEi- o. ALL NIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
NEXT. SEPTEMBER q. 1854,
NINE FARMTN NELSON COUNTY.

TNINE FARM IN NELSON COUNTY.
i VA, TO BIZ SOLD AZ PUBLIC AUCTION
on TUE 2irU DAY or SEPTEMBER, is-L-ln
pursuance cf a decree entered IN the GAUGE ~
Buck ,,c.. ~ The Piedmont aui Arlington llfe.
Insurance Company pending H tne in'.el
etstes Circuit Court for mo fns'o~p dlstIiU. ~
Virginia. on the 29'h Say o. Nag. lsSl. tho un-
dors -nol Wiz of.r p sn'" M public auction, nj
Midway Wills, in Nelson county. Va. a. o'clock
4. ~, on ilc
2,TH DAY or SEPTEMBER. isso,
tho TRACT or IAND known a. "R3n Air.
containing 750 fCRtS, nero or loss. lDis tra't
IL Immediately ou The Richmond AMI Alcei ary
geilroa end within half mi'o of Midway Ni|-
10 hes ou o. comfortable BLOCK iDi ,f v'h
The necessary 90 I-bllLplNGS Iao siilau.
D. elevated and healthy. rho land iI's Wen ani
is for tHe mos part cleared AID in o good sta'e
~ cultivation n. but there b. timber enough oL The
trect for farming purposes
TERMS. ono third each. Gld Top tho bal
ancs notes 40 enc and two y'ar4. w''U De- .oiest
aided; ttio % De retained uutl all the pir-
ch9-e-ag0ley spaid.
Tor further information Gt'res3
a. T.. Bot LNAHt. Receiver.
Bi hmoni, Va,
or CAMM PATrE-ON.
Special Commissioner,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

gTANTED.-STUDENTS, ATTEN-
w 1lON-I have a number Of LATIN and
CREEK TEXTBOOKS. entirely new. never
used. which am willing 70 dispose Of AT much
less than regular prices. Tho list includes
Cicero, Tsciius, Lysla4, Terence, Salust Plato,
Drmo-thenes and several Greek Grammars
aiadley's and Custins'sl. Address "STt DENT"
Tost-Ofice Box 81. ci:y. Sc 2l-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

Real -7tAte AnrNN Dc'fA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
Yer SEVEN VALUABLE AND WELi-lO-
GATED BUILDING Lott. WITH A FRAME
DWLlLNG-H UsE. Otl-NIItHEN AND sra
BIT AND on l-HOUSES THEREON, ~ THAT
DESIRABLE AND CONSrANTLflMt ROY ING.
TUICKLN-SEITLED LOCALITY KNOWN A.
"SHEEP HILL" ON TIRE sol ruHF>1 COR
NEROF IEIGU AND NORTON STREETS. WELL
ADAPTED tOR ht NINtNS III HsONEN -
WELL As FOR PRIVATE RESIJENNt>. 1T
BE!NC TIE RIAL ESTATE LONG AND WELL
KNOWN ~ LOIHs fkOPtRlf.-Iu pursu-
ance ~ decree o. the Richmond Chancery
Court, cntero1 Augp-t -. 1859. IN th" cau7e OF
10th ne. LofE's heirs the undersgnod, special
commissioner. Will sell 10y pubic auction, on
ths premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ~, 1850,
at $50 O'Clock j.. NJ. the LOTS OF LAND above
referred 10 ia parcels or % a whole "a no com
IN ssiCnor may deem bcst-to vii:
tHKhE LOTS. fronting ~ feet each, situated
on She south side OF Leigh street beginning on
tle corner OF the west line Of Norton street,
running back m parallel Hines I'D ieet 10 81
alley iu common 10 feet WIDE with the FRAME
DVtLLfNG-HOUsE AND KITCHEN located
principally on the middle lot.
Also. FOCR LOTS fIonling on the west side OF
Norton street three of which said lots have y
frontage ~ ~ f0-t each aud one Of ~ feet, and
naye depth OF ~ feet. beginning ou tho inter
section Of the l0-fO0t alley. running back west
warlly in parallel limos with -aid alley - ieet
TO az alloy IN common < feot WIDE. thence along
said alley southNardly the respective width ~
each lot. The last lot with PkAhE BUILD
Is,f thereon il locatei on tho south thereof ca
tho .).f0ot alley kuowu ns Catherine street. run
ming along said Catherine street 10 Norton
street E. feet
An u ths foregoing lois viii Dee sold In accord
anco With plat ~ survey as laid ont by Bolton
q Jaliafarro. surveyors, made on tho ID day 81
September lss2
1gRWs. one third cash; the residue IN equal
instruments by negotiable notes at Ak ani
twelve months. with interest addcd from tho
day Of sale and the TITO to bs retained until
tho purrhase prico Is fully paid anu "a convey
auce ordered ~ the Court
WILLIAM TLEGENHEIMER
Special Commissioner
c.. 7. LorG, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST LorH's HEIRS.
DEFFNDAsrs In TIE CHASCEKY COURT or THE
CITY OF RICHNOSD;
l. Charles W. Goddin. olerk Of said court, GER
tfy ina. tie bond required % The special COM
missioner by the decree IN said cause OF Au-
gust H. 1859, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 80 day 81 sep
tomher. iss9.
SELF CHARLES ". GODDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

WANTED, A MASTER OF ARTS,
w or other distinguished graduate Of tho
University OF Virginia, as INSlkI CTOk ia Ken
more school. near Amherst Courthouse. Va. Nd
dress Roy. DANIELBLAINE, Principal. SO 1885,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
NORk-KIYER LINE WA W4oL
4 POiNE


The favOrit8 clutetD Baltimore. lh9 s-fRu
on this line lrs m1itls ~ haautT. el1fAl r .
comfort Leave Richmond $50 b. -. laI % I
T. NJ arrive a. baltimore ~.D A. 81. l.hff
Baltimore lalIy exc. ~ sunday h.l D.. 1T. a..
riyo a. Richmond - I'D a. 81. hlI = a. az.
Fare from h-hmoui straight ht Iu
Wellington. So, Wilmington, i.L. ffU.. lL ..
delphia. a ,O. New York. g. k.lt '
Wilmington. Dol, g.. iaiiai .ql.n. A.r
YORK. 90.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATE
LcaV0 Richmond QeeID-,h.ri.
street lfbot'- " 70. T.
Arrive Richmond Given y-tli1.
street deaou ................-..... geo b. =
DAILY. fUaily except sunday
Depot ant tckCt0nl-e Foo. virginia t'.'f-
Uptown onie9 Corner Ie1ll aai fall ..,.-
jas. D. TAYLOR.
General lAssrnsor ltf-.
j. a. POTTS.
Division lass@rgs. tssuI
Als4l.l..
sol. HAAS, Tra'lc Manager
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DICHMOND. FREDERICh-0I-F

DlCHMOND, fkhDthlNA1'' ..f
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
JUNK IS l,,)-"asiefn rs. i't
time:
f.ls A. NJ. leaves Byci-s,fsei gallon %
stops only .. Ashland. Junction. N.-
iorf, aud frsderrksl4.s 7.e'.
10 Warrington auf AeW y ok.
llO- A NJ. leaves byri-Srcet s.a.la i-44N 30
cspt sunday
e.s5 p NJ. leaves byri-sgrset s,la a lA'if
sleeper % sew YORK.
SsOA. N. arrives a. Byrd s,rce. station iaDh
sleeper fr0m Nov lort
sss P. N. srriss, a. Byrd street station 49,
stops AZ fruiegickstAfs' W..
Junction. and Ashland sleeper N''A
Warrington ani N-w 1Drs-
1910 p. N. arrives a. nyFd->ree. - ION aAiih
eXceps sunday
ASHLAND rRAtN%
pAuY EXCEPT sCNotfA
s4sA. NJ. leaves RlbA Arrives ~ Ashlaai =.
7.33 A. NJ.
100 +. NJ. aocommoiati0a loAyes Byri-stfees
staa0n. arrives ~ Ashland a. z. Il.
s:OlP. NJ. loayss ElDa. ariges 81 Ashland -
et,A. NJ. arrives glbA Lesves Ashland alo.D
asA NJ Recommendation arrives % Bva.
stree. slsuoa leaves Ashland N'.A
A..
esp. N. arrives si Ilea ieayos Ashland a.
ca a. TAYLOR 4, General Ticket AsssL
KT ID. MrxSs, General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

WANTED, A COMPETENT AND
w POLITE BUTLER. Apply ats, 10. and l2
south Twelfth street, with letters Of rocommen-
dation. SO 202t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
by James B. CLAN.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionoor.
ill3 Main street

A UCTION SALE OF THE BEAU
"A TIFCL CORNER Lot 2JEl00 FEET
SOUTHWEST CORNER HANCOCK AND BOYD
STREETS. AND FIVE VACANT LOf> FRONT.
ING TOGETHER i6O FEET OK EAST SIDE
ICKoRY STREET. NORTH Ob AND NEAE
CALHOUN srREEE.-On
MONDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER q. Issl,
At ~ o'clock F. ". shall sell by public auc-
ton commencing WIKI tho lot corner royi ash
Hancock streets. Tho ahoFe-uamed DrrlhA-
BIS LOTS, which at tho very low price a.
which they can now 10 sold offer unusual IN
ducomcu's 90 other builders or spectators.
They must ho Sold Como 90 tho sale AMI Sc
cure n bargain.
TEENS: Worry liberal. and at s'ls.
selS >. %. ELAN. Auctonoer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
AGENTS mo- SELL ME

WANTED, AGENTS III SELL IHE
w PISLEsS CLoTHEs-LINR; the only line
ever Invented that holds the clothes without
pins; perfect success: patent recently Issued
sold only by agent % whom the exclusive night
Is given. On receipt Of 90 cents we Will SEM
sample line by mail; also circulars. prico-list,
and terms 70 agents. Secure your territory az
once. Address WORCES1 K PlNLESS
CLOTHEs-LINE COMPANY, II Hermon street,
Worcester. Masa so 4-W&Sal2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
AUCTION sALgs-Fusurs nays.
BY James 3. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Aucslonecr
lil3 Main street.

A TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALE OF
IA TWO NEW AND ELiGIBLY-LOCAIED
MEDlUM-SIZE TWo-SToRY BRICK DWELL
IN6S ON FLOYD AVENUE BETWEEN
HARvIE AND PLUM STREETS
AND THE BEAUTIFCL VACANT LOT OF lOxO
FEET ADJOINING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
RAILROAD LINPe.
AZ ~ siz5zE Co.!
( HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAN
~ WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE IN Effect AUGUST u ~,
IkAyE RICHMOND.
s:2O A. ". Local, except sunday. Tor Whit
pbur. Parior-Car aft,choa ''-
$50 A. N. E1oress daily FOR Od Point AMI Va.
folk. ' W.
lilo a. ". Mail daily Tor Cincinnati. p.f.,.-
Palace sleoping-car8 ~ white .u.r...-N
oD0P. VI. Expross daily for Oh po,at .
Norfolk. ''i
s;l5R " Accommodated. OF ,ep. esflr.i,,.-.
sunday. for T. q. 3 junction -'
40 7. VI. on -sturfsT Only sac0mm..at...- ..
Charlottesville
GlJP ". =. =. V. Vegnbllo Ste., ...
WIFI Duing-Car from Disr .,..
CincipDaI anl Leu...f, .
ip8a ~ioepipe-f q from r..l....f
TEAMS sRRfyg At gfrIg0Nn
s.05 A. ". snd & az - 81. caly fr..n t........
800 A. n. on Mondays Only ulu ...
Vile
100 A. N. and 20 r. VI. daily from N,-'t.
40 4. ". daly cxccpi SUNDAY fr - ..
sulphur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

WANTED, Sj,O00-EIYE THOU
~ SAND ONF-DOLLAR COLD-PIECES-
a. g or each: ell kinds u 2 REIGN MONEYS,
CANADIAN COINS and NOTES, NUTILAIED
GOLD ami SILVER COINS and BANK-NOrES.
ANDREW WELSH,
Southern Express Oficc.
sc 2i-t' No. SO east MHin street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-18
CENTENNIAL PROGRAMME.
Hos The Inauguration Of Washington Il
% Ee -o1nmernorated in New Jer-
ssy and New York.

New York, Feb. 1s.-At meeting of the
plan and scope committee on the centennial
Of Washington's Inauguration communica-
ton was received from Rev. Morgan Dix
announcing the programme of the services to
be held at St Pauis church ON the morning
OF April 80 The services will be very inn
pressive. A communication from Gen. Stry-
ker, commissioner from New Jersey, stated
that President Harrison would leave Phila-
delphia at o'clock ON the afternoon of
Saturday, April % and arrive at Trenton at
p. m, where he would be escorted under
the original Washington triumphal arch to
the state capitol and be given a reception.
The next day, Sunday, would be spent
quietly in Trenton, and on Monday the presi-
dent would leave for Elizabeth, where he
would be formally received and escorted to
the wharf at Elizabethport and delivered to
the committee on navy at ii o'clock VIM.
G. Hamilton reported that ON the arrival Of
the party at the foot of Wall street, about ]
o'clock, the troops of the regular army would
escort the party TO the Equitable building,
where reception would be given Gentle
men representing all the professions and all
the branches of trade, to the number of 200.
would be asked to attend
Subscriptions to the amount of S3I $50
have already been received
Col. $. V. r. Cruger, chairman of the
committee on army, reported that the review
ing stand ON Fifth avenue would extend on
the east side of the Madison square side from
Twenty-third to Twenty-sixth streets, and
there viii be two triumphal arches, one at
Twenty-third and the other at Twenty-sixth
streets; that the line of march should be from
the corner of Broadway and Wall street up
Broadway to Waverly place, down Waverly
place to Fifth avenve, to Fifty-ninth street;
that no carriages would be allowed in the
procession, except for the president of the
United States and his cabinet and for such
governors of states that did not care to ride
ON horseback. The army committee have
also requested Gen. Scofield to secure the
attendance of the cadets of West Point and
Annapolis and as large detail as possible of
the regular army for the parade of April 30
The same general route and plan will be fol-
lowed for the industrial parade, which will
take place ON Wednesday, May |.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-18
SOMETHING TO LIVE ron, now.
A True Lover Marries His Seemingly by
ing Sweetheart and She Is Recovering.

A True Lover Marries His Seemingly by
Ing Sweetheart and She Is Recovering.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. iS-In 1886 Miss BERTHE
Gardener came here to attend a seminary
Her home was at Martin, Tenn, where her
widowed mother, wealthy lady, now resides.
Among the many friends whom she visited
here was the family of Mr. W. b. Wilson, a
wealthy gentleman residing near Louisville
Mr. j. Wesley Wilson, n son of w. b. Will
SON, fell in love with her, and they were en-
gagged to be married, last October being fixed
for the event.
Last summer Miss Gardner was thrown
from horse, receiving injuries which the
physicians pronounced fatal The young lady
was brought to the st. Joseph imfirmary
here, so that the best medical attention could
be given her. She gradually sank, however
and two week ago her death was pronounced
certain
Her betrothed was at her bedside as much
as the rules of the infirmary would allow, but
when the end approached he desired to be
with her all the time Marriage was the
means by which this could be accomplished
SO in the presence of their families the true
lover was married to the seeming diving
girl. Her death was expected within few
hours, but, strange to say, from the moment
the ceremony was performed she grew
stronger, and the physicians now have
strong hopes of her recovery.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-18
Chicks Checkercd Career.

LocEPoRT, N. ", Feb. 1s.-Charles f. Far
well, better known Chick and fast
young man of the town, was arrested at Buff
falo charged with obtaining goods under false
pretenses. Farwell recently reached his ma
jority and received legacy of some s., 900,
which he has been spending lavishly and
loosely. He recently claimed he married a
wealthy Cleveland lady and brought her
here, fitting up rooms in fiat on an expen-
sive scale. After cutting great dash the
couple suddenly left the city and were next
heard of in Buffalo. Farweil obtained fine
sealslxin coat and other expensive garments,
giving two checks on the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Savings bank of this city, one for $40
and the other for $780, The bank refused
payment and Farwell was arrested in Buffalo
as he was leaving for Toronto The parties
will not prosecute il Farwell will settle.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-18
ELopERs RUN Down.
Keene Took Hauser's Wife, Money and
Shotgun for His Own.


Shotgun for His Own.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 1S-Mrs. Charles Nj.
Hauser and George II. Keene were arrested
here. The couple eloped from Austin, Tex.
ON Jan. lG last, the woman leaving husband
and two children, and the man wife
Both families lived in the same boarding
house. Hauser is piano tuner and was often
away from home Keene is a carpenter con-
tractor and builder He is tall and gawky.
with high cheek bones, red face and base
ball mustache.
On Jan. 10 Hauser was called to q house
about three miles from Austin to tune n
piano. His wife accompanied him to the door,
kissed him affectionately and inquired:
"Charley, what time win you retuIn!H He
told her. When he got back he discovered
that his wife had eloped, taking with her a
trunk; $500 in money and a breech loading
shotgun.
Mrs Hauser and keene reached Memphis
Jan. 90 On JAN 26 a marriage license was
taken out in the name of &C. H. King and
Miss Zulie Hauser.n Three days later the
marriage ceremony was performed by Justice
r. NJ. Winters, and the couple started house
keeping with Hauser's money.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-18
SIX DAYs N rHE SADDLE.
Lottie stanley Wins the Ladies' Btcycm
Race I'm New York.

Race I'm New York.
NEW YoRK. Feb. 1S-rhe women who for
the last week have been whirling on wheels
around Madison Square garden went to bed
Saturday night very tired. and all but one
OF them very much disappointed That one
was little Lottie Stanley, who had won the
race and made record likely to stand q long
time
The following scores were made: Stanley
GA miles, Won Blumen 500. Cakes So,
Suailor 5l5, Lewis 400, Baldwin $50. Hart
4Oi, Woods 81, McShane 352, Brown 237,
Armaindo 2T3
The last hours Of the race were attended
with exciting spurts amidst the greatest en-
thrsiasm- All of the contestants received
presents OF bouquets baskets of flowers. etc
Miss Stanley's performance does not break
any records, because there are no records in
existence for a race of the kind, but her per-
Torrance is considered big one, and it is the
general opinion that it win be some time be-
fore it is equalled by female bicyclist
When she had finished her cath mile and
second lap the hour of midnight had arrived,
the closing time, and she was carried around
the track by Manager O'Brien and her
trainer, while the crowd shouted and yelled
like mad
The other contestants all quit at that
hour and fastened TO their respective hotels
Forty per cent of the receipts, $4,0S4. so, was
divided among the first seven as follows: Miss
Stanley, 81, 634. ~ Miss Won Blumen, $sl7 80;
Miss Oates, $6l302; Miss Suallor, S40S g.;
Miss Lewis, 1927 S: Miss Baldwin, $204 80;
Miss Hart, SS3 40. The others received pres
ents in money from Manager O'Brien He
presented Miss Armaindo with a check for
$500.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-18
A Plen for Oherlr.

BosToN, Feb. 1S.-The Newton Civil Ser
vice Reform association, by its president,
Henry Lambert, and its secretary, James P.
Tolman, has addressed President-elect Harri-
son setting forth that tho principles of civil
service reform need 10 be applied to the selec-
ton of Indian agents, that Indian Commits
sioner Oberly is a faithful and intelligent
leader in that reform, and that Gen. Harri-
son has declared that fitness and not party
service should qualify for Office, and express
ing the hope that Mr.. Oberly may be retained
as the head of Indian affairs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-18
FINE sHoHs
AT
WILSON & CApo
DOUBLE Sron
4 West Baltimore 6,
4 North CharIss, {,
Wilson & Carr Black BOttom

Wilson & Carr Black Bo,,o, "
Perhaps in no line Of ,,.a =
our midst is the compet I;aash
great and sharp as IN l Sn 9
This has had the effect ~ SaON
oping the best makes - ue'sS
prices, and several ma,ka lSses
noteworthy 81 ecialties -, .a, aaa
leading enterprising de,i aa'ls
GENTs' SHOES. A gras, '' I. =
has been created and msin,a "
ed for some time past by NJ.
SON q CAtR in a maiori, WE Y
the papers through attr.:s,;Se.
cards, circulars, &c, poS S
attention is almost everys Ss,s
called to the BLACK Rom NUN
$3.50 GENTS SHOE. As ~
enterprise and outlay be,oe.'
a more than ordinarily nas
torous article, we tbopeS,
worthy of investigator ' -
knowing WI SON & Cam S ~
and favorably as young. sris
ted business men, practica II,
their line, and who from small
beginners, by close applicant
and good management, 6,,.
rapidly risen to the front M,
in the retail shoe trade in an
midst, as well as in the can't
dence of our people, which h,
brought with it a generous Shan
OF patronage, we soughta btT
Interview concerning thw
BLACK BoTToM $3.50 Snow
WILSON & CARE, entered Inn
minute and frank details cam
corning them and assure n
that they were made Of M
best Leather ttat they are
No. l good Shoe, and will give
the wearer good satisiaclon
They are stitched with the bes
silk, and the bottom sewed On
with the best Farbour thread
They also assured us that While
their superior finish and dun
blllty were unquesti0ned, thy
were also an easy, comlOTtabf
lit, and " ere made over the h.
test improved lasts, giving uit
formly such excellent satistse
ton that persons buying Oh
pair always comes back forth
second. We inspected seven
pairs, and found them yay
handsomely finished in Bulta
Lace and Congress. We also
found them soft and pliable, and
made Of the best material. AHE
gentleman wishing a pair d
rood Shoes will do well in buy
ng a pair of WILSON e. CARE
Black Bottom $3.50 Shoes a
heir Double Store, No. 4 Wei
Baltimore Street and No. An
Charles Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-18
Changes at watervlict Arsenal.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1S-By direction of
the secretary of war, Lieut. Col Adelbert
r. Burlington, of the ordnance department,
and MIR. Anthony Victoria, ENGINEER at the
Watervliet arsenal, has been detailed to pre-
pare plans for gun factory at that arsenal,
relieving Lieut. Col F. H. Parker and
Capt James c. Ayers, of the ordnance de-
partment Capt Ayers is also relieved from
duty at the arsenal, and ordered to duty at
the Sandy Hook proving ground