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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

pUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il having sold his far will positively sell
At pu' lie sale. At his residence, on the New
Castle Dad, abOul tw1 miles from Whining
ton, New Castle Hundred, on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

Acts Like Charm.
Hooper's Anodyne for infants collie and
teethlng.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

The second annual convention of tho
Kent County w. c. 7. U. viii met al
Camden, February 81 and 2S. s, yersl
pr minent workers Will be present, ans
the exercises promise TO be very interest.
inP. The lecture on the evening OF III,
eth will he delivered by Rev. j. IL. WI.
ley ct nEford; subject, "Bea ty and h,
Bes /. All SESSIONS of the convention
arc open TO the public.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

DUBLIG SALE or SOUTHERN a.
4 OHIO lIOkS E5.-WlI be suld Mt 10y
Public sale, Mt Roberts Hanuuni's stables p, n
Chester, Pa,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

DUBLIG sALE-wILL BE SOLD AT
/ public sale, on the farm belonging To
j. ID. Winslnw, in Britndywins Hundred
near Slhrpley's school, On Concord pike,
miles from Wilmington,
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRU AIRY 20. 1850
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

DUBLlC oaLE-THE UNDERSIGN-
4 ed having rented his farm will sell at pub
lie sale, at his rtsid, nee, In New q siie Ilun-
dIed, on the al a'ling IRON New Castle 10
elaWare city his stock and farming utensils
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14
There Is a Decided Break
IN
Dried Fruits
and
cannsd Goods

And offer them at extremely low prlces.
inest quality evaporated pair
: ed peaches, IS cts. per h.,
heretofore 80 cts, fancy French
prunes, 40 to the pound, 20 cts
per h.; fancy evaporated apples
3 lbs. for IS cts, finest Califor-
MIA aprlcots, rs cts. per pound
Other dried fruits atequally low
prices. We have just received
Gardner Phipps' Pine Apple
Hams, which we offer at /.
cts per lb.; small sizes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

FOR RENT-sToRE AND DWELL.
EAIh me M NJ; 2li Fast 4th st. Apply t. II,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14
SENATE.

Dover, Feb. 1S.-senste met at II
o'clock nj.
introduced By Senator Dormau, House
Dill to incorporate the Gray's Prong Ditch
Company (read by title); By Senator
Richardson, House bill to divorce Sarah
Il. Hopkins fiom james E. Hopkins; act
for the protection OF mnskrats; by sena.
tor Gro sen, House bill for the relief Of
district ~, New Castle County.
By title-Acts to divorce Lemuel u.
1ingie and Mahita Tingle Harry May
well from Mary b. G. Maxwell, Harriet
z. Becker from William H. Becker. John
W. Harris from Henrietta Harris, Nav
Il. Madigan from William MadIgsp: ac,
to lay out a new public road In Milford
hundred, Kent County; act to provide
for the ding and canoeing the account,
ef The auditor. 50 -
introduced-By Senator Crossep Hons,
bill to divorce Mary Francis Hogan AND
James Hogan; House bill, a further sun
PIGMENT to the act to incorporate III,
Ferris Reform School; House bill author
tzing tho Governor to snpoint an adj
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

FOR RENT.-A FURNISHED FRONT
-, 90 u, On second-noor. Apply at No. al
- - ", Ili.atA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

ia. WILSON. Funeral Director.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

AT the entertainment to be given at the
Rodney Street Church on February %,
by the Snelety of Christian Ende;,yor,
Miss Lizzie s. Pierce, principal Of the Mt,
Vernon institute OF Elocution and Ian.
guage at Philadelphia, will give racita.
tions, and MIR. Breban, OF PhilsdeIphis,
selections on the xylophone.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-14

HONE EXERUISER FOR BRAIN
- workers, scdeutary people, ladies, gem
llemen, chi DIRE over years of age, (of both
seIrsl; The athlete or Invalid. A compile e
gymnasium. lakes up but Gin. 81. iuUr room ,
sew, scientific, durable and cheap. send for
circular. Address PHOF. g EO, n, HEPBKDN
Home School Tor Physical Culture Ronn . /
and Askew Building, N. K. Cor. 7th NJ d
Market sis, Will, De. Ii4.li
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
VICTIM OF BUxK0-MEN.
suicide OF n Mna who was Fieeccd tn
Denver.

A Kansas CITY NO telegram says In the
Union station Hotel at O'Clock THIS morn
ing Adoph Malay. son OF an exiled Hunga-
rian noble and father OF the teller OF bank
in New York city, committed suicide. De-
spondency caused by the lOss Of $500, sc-
quired by many Yeas OF toll ia western
MINES. st single sitting in an un'
fair gambling game at Denver brought
about the rash act. A few weeks ago he de-
termined TO quit mining and return TO New
York aud his son, who. it Is said, was his
only living relative in this country. Having
converted as much a. possible OF his mining
property Ut Phoenix. 4. T., into cash, he
started FOR Denver, arriving there last sal
day with 81, 200 IN currency and about SSSOU
IN Denver exchange.
Before be left PhGnix he had purchased q
ticket in the Louisiana lottery. lie was
anxious TO know il he bsd won anything,
ana while going uptown from the station IN
Denver he saw the sign Lottery" sup
losing that 1t was the same in which he held
a ticket he went up into small room where
two men were Standing behind counter.
Throwing down the ticket he asked II he had
won anylhiug, and one Of the men. after
looking al the number, replied that he was ~
great luck, ss the ticket had won several hun,
dred dollars, and entitled him to four moe
draws. lie then drew and won some
money, and then lost. ana continued play
ing until the sharks bad won all the money
he had. BE said that until bis money was
zone IL never occurred to him that the men
were robbing him. Instead OF informing
the police he said nothing OF his loss, but
continued his journey to Kansas City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
CALLED UP nv many n'mxr.
The Presidents Grapdeaiid Hastily
summoss an Army or clerks.
REV York Exprsml


Baby Mckee has been creating sensation
NJ the White House, not because OF any de-
sirc 70 make miscbief. it should be said, but
simply because OF bis inexperlcnce In pubic
affairs. AS has been repeatedly announced
i'm the newspapers, the President OF the
United States Is fond OF Baby Mckee. aud
Baby Mckee IA fond OF the President oil
the United states. These profound sent
ments Of distinguished confederation being
fully reciprocated, Baby Mckee il allowed
more liberty with the head OF this Govern
ment taan the oIdinry oaicc-seeker or even
a member OF the Cabinet, among which may
he included the privilege OF entering The lie
brary OF The President al all simes and waE-
deriuR about at his own sweet viii.
There are on the desk OF the President
the desk presented him by Queen Nictoris'
and made out % the timbers OF the ship
Resolute, winch brought from the Arctlcs
the remains Of the Sir John franklin expe-
dition-a series OF ivory keys, which con-
meet with electric bells IN different parts OF
the building. so that the President can sum-
mon his secretaries and attendants any time.
One OF these six keys calls the private Sc.
cretsrv, another the executive secretary, ana
the rest The telegrapb-o perator. the sienoRra-
nher, the telephone man, the messenger, the
doOrkeeper, and go on. All OF these OIL
cers-in fact, almost every member OF the
official stat at The White House. rushed INTO
the Presidents room in frantic haste yesteF-
day afternoon, not knowing whether the
President had been assassihaied or MOI, Dut
suspecting that The worst hsd happened be-
cause OF the violent ana continuous ringing
OF these bells.
But it was only Baby Mckee, who was
merrjly pounding on them. The baby did
not nave any particular use for the secreta-
res snd other clerks, aud they were coon
dismiSsed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
LARGE sMELrEw- woEMs BURNED.
Loss 81, 900, OOO-Firo system Useless
LBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l


BUTTE, Mont. March 15.-One OF the
shelters Of the Anaconda Mining Company
at Anaconda, burned yesterday, entaiiing a
loss OF fully one million dollars, with no In
surance. Fire undoubtedly incendisry.
The ire was first discovered in the middle
OF the roof OF the ore-house at the lower
works, winch are situated mile below the
town on the north side OF Warn>Spring
creek. The Anaconda Company had what
was considered perfect fire system OF It's
own and carries its own insurance. The
hose is distributed in all parts OF the build
ings, aud there is tremendous water pc yer
on band all the time for use in case OF hre.
Despite OF this 1t was not ten minutes until
all the efforts OF the tremen were futile. The
main efforts were then directed to save the
adjoining buildings. In this they were
partially successful. The cOncortrttOr and
stsmp-mill were in the same building ns
the oTe.house, and they were saved. Ire
great smelteT building lies Just north OF the
ore.hOuse, where the fire caught, and con-
tanned twenty OF the "Bruecknec" furnaces.
Within two hours sflef the outbreak OF The
fire this great building was entirely de-
strOyed, and not stick OF its whole forest
OF framework was left standing. The
wreck was total. The flames then spread to
Q new building four hundred feet square,
which was being erected for calcine-furnaces,
and this was also consumed At least one
half OF the plant was destroyed. and what is
left is rendered Inactive altogether until the
rest can be rebuilt. The buildings were all
new, as was also the machinery, which was
heavy and expensive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
Sven,bxthe TIDE of popularity

TO the topmoss pinnacle OF success Hostetters
Stomach Bitters stands "A shining proof Of what
genuine merit, backed by the living force OF
proven facts, can attain. The North and South
American continents, Europe, Australia, the
West Indies. Guatemala. and Nexico have al
contributed wide patronage and testimony OF the
most favorable kind--but unsoiicted-to swell
tho reputa ion OF this sterling remedy. Among
the malades for which the most convincing put
lie aud professional testimony proves that Il Is
a benign curative are ch.lls and lever bilious
remitteut dumb agde ana ayue cake dyspepsia,
liver complaint nervousness, q, City, kidney
and bladder Complaints. IL mitigates the III
nrmities OF age, hastens c0nvalescence. has
tendapcy to prevent IN consequences from eN-
nosure and exhsus ion. Persons OF sedentary
habits and iaborious occupations will mi II an
ever useful tonic. nh I-Iu, ih'wlsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
By Quarles Il McCurdy,
Roal Estate AIc;ioDeerA
Richmond, Va


ElRUSTEES SALE OF 4 MAGNIFI-
4 CENTJAMES RIVER ESTATE. KNOWN As
"DON ER.' IL GOOCul.ASD col Nff. AT BOs-
COBEL STATION on THE FAkuo. iMNEDl-
DIATELY or TIE RlCHNOND AND ALLIE
GHANr RAILROAD. ElGHTsfN MILES FRON
RICHMOND. Al no BLlC Az TOMB ezecu-
ton a. a certain deed ~ trust bearing SAC ou 30
istdsy 81 Nny. 1870, from Albert B. Hayward 10
tho undersigned az O. l-tces. aud of record u TIE
clerks oTico q GOO Inland County Court. peei-
BooS 49, page AZ. being required 20 io Go by mo
holder ot tue notes thereby secured. dcisuit
having bcou made in the payment oi TOE -"lle'
We Will c1er ior ssie. upon iRe promises. On
R>DAY, NtEclI -. lisa.
n - O'Clock w., o. HOscohei station. toe ABOVE
MENTIONED ESTATE. cootaiaing lHss
ACRES. Ihis fern BE- ono OF the best on Japc3
river and ia extremely ic.NIe u has sAii'n
on It. is only ,ighinnn ma 90 from tho city o.,
RIchmont. AMI be- r0t SURF as.ei 10y any iarm ia
the country Tneneiglb0rho' Il D. 5uo Of ne beat
in tho ,tafs Rud there "a everything ihai could
possibly 10 desired 10y aly one seeking a mo
farm. Unnecessary buildings. &C.
The place is too welt krown % require q moro
extended notice, and parties desiring Co Inspect
can 10 ~ a. any time before me sale. Tho aJr-
uoneers Will take pleasure Ia giyns any desired
information.
turn 0y tho hchmont and Allegheny raihoel
same day.
yrRMs: Cash a. 10 cost end expenses Of sale
qnd aLy Delinquent tAxe9 fni 20 pay OF tn3 ip.-
loving Iotes: ieGti1, wi,h interest nom IN
Nay lssd sab eCt 90 credits % STOUT 10; ~ =
with iuferst f.Om ffn NONeWheC, lhtt. SI1l.sN,
with interest from 4fn NAY. l7~i fii..s With in-
tereat from fh November le', SILL p WIN ~
teresi from 4th Nay. ls,'; fi3I.,o. with ln ereat
from An November. 8-S fih3VN, WIZ lut-t'
Isl from an November. 1879, balance upon -i'l
terms a. may DE- given ai time or -a'r. llr pug
chaser win be- required 10 Essune pcicr len
''''' II. \. MccUEDY,
&c. Ckt Ma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
TIME BRADSTREEp COMPANY,
CHARLES h. CLARK, PEEsIDKSs
BRADsTREErs RICHMOND OFFICE
no. llOs EAST MAIN SfREEE
Telephone NoiJl
an. WHIITY, suporintsndan.

Tho Richmond ONCE mas more than kept pace
with the rapid growth OF The city and develop
ment OF The territory tributary 10 Il IL offers %
.ne mercantile community OF tlis section ali tho
advantages Of asystem the superiority OF wnica
In recognized Ia oyery trade centre Of the civil
lied world That IL Is Ia Q special sense prepared
10 guard tho interest OF IL local patrons Is a.
tested By the fact thai II has now a larger sussbsS
Nsxtswttss Asa Aas siAsv n<resnffh sssssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

whea you feel Yourself gradually break
Tag down don't wait Until you have taken 70
your bed. While you are still able 10 be up
ana about eight the grim monster disease BY
the use Of proper resleratlyes. The best
remedy for maiafis, Indigestion. weak kid'
peys. constant fatigue. Cts Of dizziuess, short
breath, AID other complications OF disor.
asfed system Is Bsowo's Iron Biiters. Its
magic influence In conqnefing diseases OF an
exksustlye nature ~ NEST astonishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

mos. amt ? PUN daily between kithuoaI
Clifton Forge and daily except sunday le'"'-
Balcony Falls aud Lexington.
ARRIVE RlCaMONA
40 p. ". NAIL daily.
gl5 A. Il. ACCO&NODAriOS daily NA'"
sunday.
CONNEC rIONS.
Az Clifton Forge With CHESAPEAKE api Vl'
railway for the S0uth West. ans N9rlh"fe- .
At yEczburg with Norfolk sni " cs-efA'A
read Toe all points south. southeast HAl pr -
west aud Virginia hiclsnt railway Tor al ','-''
North AMI south. ,-.u
AZ Ricamoni with Associaioi RAILWAYS ~ -
points 10 The South, ANA Hichmoni, tfolefi-AF
burg and Potomac ratirosd hr tbs NoItA 81
as LexiagtOa with Baltimore and GAO -
road, mAking cisss coeaect!ons a. ISL
VERY W aud from Pittsburgh and Ne Nt,@ -"
10 polns >crth sad kssi. ,, -.
Orleans. and Little kocs. s..t.,,.
TRANS mAxed daily excep. su1~''h
daily. a., -,
Ticksts sold 20 all points. onccs. ", 80
Nala street, 1000 Nam ssroet, Ana A. hiSalee,..
and Allegheny dspoL klSeth AL 49, $500
moan 0sasrsl Passages sss~s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

Train No % concerts daily A. Nsy.vlle t-
Chase - v. ,larfsuile. OXFORD. Durham U...
dorson. aud Raleigh. t0nur-'s daily r. tlra. ..
borO' for Durnsm, Raleigh -H.an. o. H ..tf..
aud all points an Norfn llrII.ra DIVISION. a.
salisbury Tor Ashevi io, il.f Syringe. srt ..
points in " esfcrl Norn t.-n'Ira. aria .Iar
loite for Charlotte. Columbia AL A.ris4 H..l.
road
Train No. - ccnne-ts daily 80 grsersD1r.' f.-
Salem. Winston. kE'o 81. OO'I.olr. To- .f N ..s.
heal City. a. salisbury l.r frfnF n Ha.
Springs. ani a. p0.l.s boz Western Nur.h Na..-
Ina a. Charlotte With charlotte. Columbia A.. a
Augusta ral road ior Co,uuil.f. Augut.t Aiken.
ChArle-toD. savannah. lhollfri .H. Ca. Is r-
sOnvile, ana o her Fiorrft i.lHIe. ase f.h
Carolina Central faiiroNl f.. Whining
Trains from tho south arrive at N..hu'ul s.
A. ii. and l3i p. ".
fANtifs DOrWHor-t TRAIN
leave li,hnOni. ...... ........... fH' n 40
Arrive krhWuuI ........... ............ 90 An
follower Al,ONN.D AIIOf
Leave Richmond .......... ....... ftF 4 40
Arrive Nan ne.fer. ...... . H H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
Three Segroer Hanged.
lEr Telegraph 70 tho plspateh.

Iby ItIttIdpi % VHO DI9PR1-I'I
ST. LOUIS, March ia special from Lit
tie Rock, Ark, 10 the Post-Dspalch says:
Willis Green, Anderson Mitchell. and Daniel
Jones, all coOrcd. were hanged at Arkadcl-
phls, Ark to-day for the murder OF negro
preacher named Arthur Horton, May u,
1883. The execution was private.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

A Roman newspaper, La Riiorma, speak.
ing OF General di CesDola, SAYS: "lt was he
who sen, 10 Grant and Lincoln the strategic
plan for the capture OF Richmond, the most
formidable stronghold Of the rebellion, and
by the adoption Of General Cesnola's plan
the fortress OF Richmond fell after five days"
This Is American history as she Is written in
Italy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

Pursusnt 10 n decree and foreclosure sale en-
tered on tho 18Th day Of December. lss% oy mo
Circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond. Nlrslni.
In tho above-styled causes, the undersigned, as
com missioner appointed by said decree WI sot
bidder at toe front door OF the courthouse OF the
Hustings Court, ia the said city, At tho hour OF
IL NJ, on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
tur RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARCH 49, 1889
BY Polpdexter s. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
1908 Main street


A UCTION SALE OF A NEAT TWO
N STORY DETACHED FRAME DWRLtlEG
ON SEVENTEENTH STREET De ~ ZEN
IOWVES AND BALDWIN SIEkEI5 ALSO,
TWO DESIRABLE BUfLDiS0 LOTS ADJOlN-
ISG.-At tbs request OF the owner We snail sell
Dy auction on The premises, on
sATJ RDAY. MACH DO, lo5l
..sp II. ,be we'll constructed FRAME DWELL
no 10 il2l north Seventeenth street.
This IL frst-class invee menL, "a mo pro
perry IL very near the Chesapeake ana OHIO
After selling the dwelling we shall offer Two
nico VACANT LOTS adjoining.
TEnHs. LIBERAL and announced az sale.
POINDEXTEk & DENOON.
NH i2I41JhlG4t Auclioneera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

I. Herbert I. Torriil and Thomas s. Bococs'
Trustees. V'eiHs'D'''
Tho Kiohmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
psuy aud Others... .,.,......, ..Deie eianso'
q Henry N. Alexander and Henry X. Ehyson,
Trustees ................. NoH Pi~iNo4'''
Ths kIchmond aud Allegheny Railroad Com
psny and Otlors......... .....-.''DVl'nuHnA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
By y. W. BOwe.
Real Estate huctiOuOer.
rURUsTEES' SALE or VALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
( ROCKETS PROPERTY. SITUATED ON
LESTER STREET BETWEEN HAGUE AND
NICHOLSON STREETS, ny AICIlON-ln exc
cuti0n Of two deeds Of trust-tne first 10 y. W.
BOwe and =. Upper, trustees. dated FEBRUARY
o., 1857, recorded Ia Richmond thaucory Court
Deed Book l39 b, page ~. the oihfr 10 harYey
" illsOn, dated February o. 1873, recorded m sail
court. Deed Book l3l y. page 2S5--tne said n. ".
Bowo surviving trustee, and Harvey Wilson
viii sell by auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 10. 1859,
AZ 4 O'Clock p. ~, In tho order named below. the
First. inc TWO-sTORY- AND-BAsEMENT
BRICK STORE No. 3G)S Rockets street. occupied
"a a grocery store with TIE LOT. - I-I2xllO Leet,
beginning ~ feet cas-, Of Hague street.
second The IWO-STOkl BRICK STOKE 10
1904 Rockets street, occupied as barper-shop,
with the LOf. 50K9) foot IL i5 probable taat tue
vacant part OF this lot viii be sold separately.
And then. by yirfuo OF tho ls,t-mcn lloned
trust-decd. the said Harvey Wilson Will ,eli I'M
mediately after tho above sales the bOI oppc-
site the above fronting a Ella feet on the south
side % Rockets street. running BACK 90 irei.
and having Indifferent improvements thereon.
All OF this property IS desirable and ls above
the reach ~ fre-hets.
TEENS: Cash q l1lcient 70 defray the expenses
OF sale, % pay any taxes due, and 10 discharge
two notes aggregstng il.iij, with interest RON
February %. 1889. aud another note Tor ts5rf2
a credit rs TO f63l.15 un,l February @, 1870; AMI
the residue upon terms 10 Do announced at TIE
time Of sale j. ia probable that more favorable
terms may be announced 40 the time Of sale.
X. d. BOWIE. surviving Trustee;
mhi2 HARVEY WILLOW, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
y HEAD woRK-sToCK TO DE- SOLD TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER
ON SATURDAY. 18TH INSTANT,

We will cell At II O'Clock prompti0 MULES ind
HORSES. sold only for want OF use Consigned
10 us by one Of our city irms. Can he seen at
Bazaar Q o'clock day OF sale. No limits
rppvs. Cash 7. =. COOK.
nh ,2-ru Tn FESau Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

thereby certify thai tho bond required o. +.
r. Leland. commissioner In aforementioned
causes has been duly given.
Testo: ALfRED SHIELD. Clerk
fo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

TWO NEW VIRGINIA BOOKS
4 THE PLANTATION NEGRO As 4 FREE
MAN. by Philip A. Bruce, prico SID; THE
HUGCENOT LOVERS, by C. T. r. Burgwyu,
pr1ce SOC. All the lates. Books, Zine Stationery
30 40 WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

THE new YORK AND FLORIDA SPEOl A.
consisting OF vesubu!e Pullman cars i'1'''
Byrd-Streat 4tnton ~ $40 a. ~. on TUESDAY g
Thurscays, auI ea,ureay0, AID artye. 49, I'D.
=. 81. on Mortqy-, Wednesdays, aud fudnl r.
THIS train ma18- 90 local stops anil extra rare
ia charged. tirst rort1-bOIri taln leaFos
Thursday, 'Jih instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

"a rcrfFOND EpVDPRICKSRTR
lCu MOND, Il ~, SI 5 ny No. law
commes.ing February "a. Is9-esatera stan
dsrt time:
'''- -'' We sio 1a only at ,.slanl. Junction ii.
fori, aul freiericssoarg. sioepero
Il:o7 =. VI leavea byrd-street station daily, *
,,,, ,tpl sunday, -'sri,e' ~ -, ,,t.y
g. +. VI. leaves b4Lu-'i,-s @'''0" N'
\. rl"r ~ ~ ~, -. 80. ..,.i,, a.,-
e;.O a. VI. arrives ab h5i"-'H" 80 7,''''' '--'.'
.- sleeper iiDh Ne" l'iS. .,..i
~ l. NJ o.I'es o. i9ii- 7t ,tt,,
h'op- at p ipl' 'N9u'i g. 49, - 49,.
junction. Nlefp7i to'4 a'''i-9''
an3 Sew crA. Observation-Disclosures.
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ine.on.
TUE SEM YORK AND FLORIDA SFhOl A.
consisting OF vesuou!o Pullman cars i'1'''
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Thursaaye, am sa.qra9ye, sad arrive , E. - M. ,i
ghis train maze, 90 lo.,l stops. AMI s1tr. fare
ia charged. tirst norl--loinl IRAN 'ea'os
Thursday 'Jth instant
4 ASHLAND TRAINS.
AlfY EXCEPT sysDtY2
Aoop " t,omlnofauou leaves Byrd-street
ION: arrives a. Ashland EtjP 2. n.
cop. n. .s"s -iba arrives a. Ashland a.
tgP. Al.
Sa3 A. VI. accommodation arrives a. hyrl-
Sire. staten; leaves Ashland a.
1:ll A. 81.
$50 p. ". arrigo3 ~ ElDa. leaves AsH"ni h
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NUFSApFAEE AND OHIO RAIL
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Richmond - od Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
s. ENGINEER OFFICE, RICH

IT >. ENGINEER OFFICE, RIcH-
" N0sn, Va. February 10. i8s9.-Proposals
for BUILDING ONE LIGHTER will 90 received
at this Olice until noon OF MARCH Is, 1883, aud
then opened. The attention OF bidders Is In
y,ed 10 the acts OF Congress approved February
-, 1886. AMI February %, 1887, Vol -, page 49,
and Vol -. page Az, Statutes 81 Large. All In
formation can be had OF the resident engineer,
Mr.. G. r. +. BURGWYN, DO6S east Main street.
WILLIAM p. CkAIGnILi. Colonel OF Enginsers.
u. a. 70 23-4t&thhl5&ld
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

Richmond. $50 4. H. / Norfclk. .......i-,1 r =
Rirnmoa1 ...'1.D0 J.. NJ. Scrfolk.......f .- ~
NorfolE......'s.g) =. ~. Richmond. s.. p
These trains also make c,o-o coale-..1at '.f
Fsrmyiue. Iynchblrg. aud south western glia-N
and al stations % 10 Norfolk ani Hs,ie-. ri..-
roat K. u. clL.l.
Supervise la4-
RT. D. MYERs. General supcrn.o lis.-
T. NJ EHgEsOs, General Passenger Asc--
Sol. Haas. Traffic Manager h-'