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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
BALTIMORE STOCK NARKEr.

BALTIMORE April 23-YirginlA lO-4Gs, 35'a
scs do. 3s, osa35H Baltimore ami ONO
stock, 30; Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
lists, GAa934; do.2ds 81. 40 BIS. 70 asked .
consolidated gas bonds, lI3: do. STOCK 49, af5'.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURgS

NEW YORK. April 22-Cotton-Net receipts,
lg3 bales; gross receipts. 1891 bales. Futures
closed steady; ssles. Gl.700 bales April. $40. ia
800; May. tl0.7Casl057; juno, Slu.sOasl0sl;
July, tl0ssafi0T; August Sl0gJasl09li Sop
tomber el0.2ja,ll2i: October. Sg.SSaSls9i No
Vember. S. 79ds9dl: December s9.SiatgS3. Janu-
uary. sls9asg9l: February, $y97afSy9; March,
xiQ0sasi0OT.
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MARINE IaIELLEGENCE

Moon rises. 2:j4 Evening. -i2:iO
PORT OE RICHMOND. APBIL 81 1884
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers.
Schooner Ring Dove. Msrston, Rocklani. lime,
T. Wandenburg.
Schooner Dora Allison, Rose, New York ria
Nouols, fertilizer, Auison u Addison.
Steamer Old Dominion, Couch, New York rner-
chandise. sc.
Schooner Adella Felicia. Blizzard, Norfolk,
coal and empty barrels; vessel, Curtis -
Parker.
schooner J IN Shay. Tntou. Philadelphia.
ra!lroad-hss vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Fred V alton. kich, New York, rail-
r0ad-tios; vessel, Currie & co.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL %. 1882
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Jauney West Point and
sailed for AsS \ ORR, merchandise.
SAILED.
Steamship Bellena. Liverpool, cotton.
steamship stag, Queenstown, coaled.
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rrss,smnnN,N kVPri.,Es.

CEIN 7 Tread, Nrfc-css
- TNISEs. LINES CORKA
CORKWOOD. OIl~CLOrnlNG, &. NETTING
Of every description made 10 order. NElo and
SHINES rugged really for use.
Also, rRnufacturtrs OF COFTON-IWINB
HAMMOCRs. l. HTkNSlEiN> SONS,
corner seventeenth and Franklin streets.
sole importers Of the celebrated LION BRAND
SHINE THREAD ap f-5m
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mAILnoApLssKs,


"a ~ sFE "a :8zE
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.--schedule
commencing APRIL 81, Isse-eastsfn standard
time: -
s:saA. NJ leaves Byrd-sirset station dsiIr
stops only as Ashland, Junction, NIL
ford. aud Frederick s5urg Sleeper
" Washington and New York.
fI:O7 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station dsily. OF
cept Sunday. farior car 70 Washing.
ton.
e:a, r. NJ. leaves Byrd-strce, station daily.
sleeper 10 Nes York.
syOA NJ arrive. al Byrd street station daily.
sleeper from New fort.
a3s p ~ arrives AZ ByTd-Strcsl station daily;
stops At fredericksburg. MILFORD
Junction. aud Ashland. sleeper from
Washington and New forS
1910 p. N. srrives at Byri-stree, etssion daily,
except sunday. Psfiog car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DALEY s6ctPr sUsDArs
6ss A. NJ. leaves klba. Arrives at Ashland ~
7.s3 A. NJ
400 P. NJ. accommodation leaves Byrd-strees
station: arrives Al Arh and At p. N.
o0i r. NJ. leaves Eloa; arrives at Ashland sf
6.4sP. N.
Gas A. NJ. arrives Blba- Leaves Ashland OF SO
A. M.
sS5 A. NJ. accommodation strives az BYS-
street station; leaves Ashland att III
A.. NJ.
$3.50 ?. NJ. arrives at EIba leaves Ashland -
CA. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
r. 7. d. MYEEs, General Superintendent
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THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THgREwrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record OF the New York and Richmond
Stock Exchangss-arsin, Flour, Cot
ton, Neat, and other Quotations

lBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
- WASHINGTON, April 21-For Virginia,
ttklR fair, warmer weather, sogthuesterly
sJwinds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24

CIScIsNATI April 23-Flour dun. Wheat
dull; No. red Sja36c. Corn quiet; No. mixed.
BIC Oats weak No. mixed, 26Hc. Pork easier
a. si22a Lard weaker NJ fG.65. Bulk-Deats and
bacon quiet and unchanged. Whiskey steady At
fi.02. Hogs easier; common and light tlaSk "
packing and butchers, SLG5af8.S5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
ra-neryou. penllity

Use HogsroRD's ACID PHosPHArE.
~ II n Turner, kssson. MIMI. says
~ ~. 80 - found il very beneficial In nervous
dshai,y. from ANY cause, ADD for indises-
llon.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24

WrfMN9TOg

WILMINGTON. y. G.. April 22-Turpsntins
1rm az 42c. Rosin steady; strained, S5c. good
strained. S7kc. Tar firm At sL2A Crude tIr-
virgin fQD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24

AONNkCTIoNS
Train No ~ connects daily AZ Keysvnis foe
Chase City. Clarksyille, Oxford, Durham. Hen.
dersOD. and Raleigh. Connects daily ~ Green's
boro' for Durham. Raleigh. salem, and Winston,
and all points on North Carolins Division At
Salisbury for Ashevi,la, Hot spring. and all
points In Western Norm Carolina and ~ Char
lotte for Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta rail-
road
Train No. 20 connects daily nc Grcensboro' tor
Salem. Winston. Raleigh, GoldsborD. and More
heal City. - Salisbury Tor Ashevilie. Hos
springs, aud al points in Western North Caro-.
lima a. Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia auf
Augusta railroad tor Columbia. Augusta AIKEN.
Charleston, Savannah. 1hOmasViile Ca. jack
souville, and other Florida points aiss. with
Carohna Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains from the South arrive al KchmeniSb
A. IA. aud 800 4. NJ.
tAMkLIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond. .-......... ..-........,tO0P. ".
Arrive Richmond. .........-.......-.....s.fo A. NJ.
fCLOyER ACCOMMODATION.
Leave flchNibul ss.ss.sspslo y "
Arrive Aan'hsster. .sn.Jl I. VI.
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lures ranged "a follows:
ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis. April 23.-Fiour dull. Wheat lover;
No. red. cash. SIC. asked: Msy, s0Nc. bid ;
for near options; cash. sOS a3OAc: May, 20 y a
9Ossc: July. 80. oats higher; No. cash, &c.
May, % pc; June, 23<c. Whiskey. sL02 Pro-
visions nat PORK, Sl2O. Lard-Prme steam'
a. "a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E,OR SALE, ON REASONABLE
IL TERMS. NY LIVERY BUSINESS. including
entire patronage OF the famous Hygels Hotel, At
Fort Monroe. Fifty HoreeS Harness, Stable
Buildings. and Yard. business established
twenty ycsrs, a0d Is large ana prohtable Teie-
phone connects stables and Hygeia Hotel
owner wishes 10 give entire attention 10 his farm.
For pariicIlarg address L. SHEET. Hampton.
Xl-3t
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tNos and run daily between Richmond and
Clifton Forge and daily eIceps sunday between
Balcony Falls and Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
455P NJ. NAIL daily.
go A b. ACCOMMODATION daily tercep.
sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapesks and Ohio
railway for the South. West. All Northwest
Al Lynch burg with Norfolk and Western rail-
road fOr all points South, southeast. and South
wost and Virginia Midland railway Tor all points
North and South.
A. Richmond with Associated Railways for all
points Ia tho south. ant Richmond, tredericks.
burg and Potomac railroad fer tho North.
At Lexington with Baltimore and ONO rail
road, making cl0ss connections AZ ilarpers
Ferry 70 and from Pittsburgh aud the West also
IL points North and East
Sleeping-cars Lvnchburg % Memphis, Now
Orleans, and Ltttle Rock.
Trains marked daily except sunday
tdhuy
Tickets sold 70 all points on1ces als east
Main street, 1000 Main str0sL aud ~ Richmond
and AlesAauy depot kighih and Can4l streesA
JOIN Il. MACMURDO,
no9i Conceal Passenger Agent
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nEpAmruRs or .rEAmgms.
OLD DOMINION STEAM Nl2A
" SHIP COMPANY LA.EA

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Rt5 +. VI.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at T.
~. arriving In Richmond MONDAY and fhl-
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare % New York rtd 5bInes-rlFer
route dnclGdiug meals and berthl.....-..t %
kound-trip tcsets, limited 10 thtrty DAYS
afer date Of Issue. "a %
Stssrage, with subsistence ................-- 10
Steerage witaOut subsistence. ............. bW
CSbin lare ga Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way ~ W
Cabin fare Cid Richmond and Petersburg -
1IcSets eau 10 obtained az A. W. CARRIERS, lOJO
Nam street: Chesapeake and Ohio and kich-
mOnd aud Petersburg depOts, and " companys
ofices, l2Ol Main street, and wharf. Rockets
Freight forwarded aud through bills OF lading
issued Tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour on sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond ON AONDAfS,
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS, Thu kSDAls. and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way (uia Newport News ss e.i5 A. ID. aud by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad lsamo days
az $50 A. NJ. Will make connection At NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE w. ALLEN s. Co, Agents,
No. 1901 Main street. and
au2} CompGny's wharf. Rocketta
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COTTON REPORT.

Market 1rm.
oUorArroSA
NIDDLHG. Toe.
Low AIDDLHa. PIC.
GOOD ORDINARY, SIC
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WORK-RlVER LINE WA WEST
a POlNE
DAILY ExcEPr SUNDAY.


Tho favorfte nouts 20 Baltimore. The stesmsrs
on this line are models 81 beaety. elegance. AMI
comfort Leave Richmond 1873 p ". aud tt3l
r. NJ; arrive AZ baltimore $50 A. NJ; Leave
Baltimore daily eIoe 20 sunday az =. " ar
rive AZ Richmond '92) 4. N. aud 400 A. N.
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore: First-class, S.
secoud-class, fl.Jl
The York. River Line Affords superior advAn-
tsges 10 business-mon IN enabling them % leave
Richmond near tho ciosS Of tho days Trans
actions aud arrive at Baltimore early noIt morn.
ing after having enjoyed a delightful nights
rest free from the dust and noise " rAilSny
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Lsave Rchmond (lWonty-hird-
Street depoD. ...........-----...... fl:i5 A. ".
Arrive Richmond (lwenIy-third-
Street depoD .-...-...-....... I'D /. u.
'Daily. fDaiiy except sunday.
Depot and ticket-0ffics: Foot Virginia street
Uptown ONCE: Corner Tenth and Main streets
JAS l.. TAYLOR.
General Passenger AgeuE
J. 2. POTTS
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond, VA
sol. HAAS, TrAnic Manager.
PETTON RANDOLPH. Oonsral Manager
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ArECIAsriES IN PRINTING.

v ESI-POChEI MEMOhANDOM NJ
' BOOKS tor advertisers BlOttng Pais en-
vel0pe size. for advertisers; Game Counters, 100
points. for advertisers Universal Sucker. small
label for general use. We are running twenty
two steam presses ON above, with capacity 81
$4,000 Impressions per hour, aud can give prompt
service CUSSONs. MAY & co,
10 i3tMy3 Glen Alon Va
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fa. s0efs: extra, 81 gsasf: family. ss25ss4ss:
Clty.Mills and Rio brands extra, tAeDaf0-oo.
Whsat-Southsrn quiet and steady: fulix, gca
81 Longberry, gic efi; western dull and woak !:
No winter rcd. spot and pril. 81 aSic. Corn
Southern steady 70 firm: white. s0at3c yellow,
4Ca4.jc. western fairly active and nrn. Oats duh
and easy southern and Pennsylvania. Slaa4c I;
western whita. s2&a3ic-; do. mixed, @ssi &c. (:
graded No. white, 34c Rye dun and nont-
nally easy at 55as6c. Hay quiet ana stosdy;
prime 70 choice timothy, t1eafl60. Provisions
quiet aud steady. Mese-pork. old. $3.50; new,
1910 Bulk-moats uooseb -Shouiders. 50; long
clear, 81; clear-rib Sides 81. SugM-piesled
shOulders. s675 Sugar-cured smoked shoulders,
r.Ts Hams. sil.sOasi2s0. Lard-Redned. 80.
Butter quiet and firm western packed, issyDc
best roll, 15ai7c.; creamery, 2tGGc. kggs dun
and weak at lie. Petroleum steady; renned,
67Oc. Coffee dull and easy: Aio carRoes, fair.
issaist,c. Sugar drm A soft, s@.aSxc WhiS-
key steady st kl.iG. Freirbts 20 Liverpool per
steamer duIl and nominsl cotton, 3ls. nour,
13s. I'd. grain. 3Hd. Cork for orders, Be- d.s
-. 3d. Recoipts--Flour. 400 barrels: wheat,
1000 bushels: corn. 81. 900 bushois: cats, 1000
bushels. Shipmants-Flour. 1900 barrels: corn.
1000 bushels salss-Wheat 1900 bushels.
corn. 175,oC0 bushels
CHICAGO. April 21--I'hs cash quotations were ::
Flour nominally unchanged. No. spring wheai,
1qA,aSOc No. 2 rod, ~ 4 aSOc No corn, 44 Ia
siisc. No. . oats. &c. Mess-pork. NL40S
Sll4a Lard. $3.50 rhOrt-ribe, Sh6haSa9a
shoulders, S5-25ag550 short-clear, So 25aEd-3'h.
Whisky. tl.Oa
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CUTICURAREMEDIK

pApV,S SKIN and Scalp preserved ana beauti-
DhDi y fed by CUricURA SOAR. Absolutely
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GATHERED IN WARRINGTON.
SaIutes to &c Fired at Military Posts
on the 3Oth-YeIIOw-Fever.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
WAsHEGTOS. April 23.-The Secretary oil
War has ordered the commanding officers al
all military posts to Ere national salute oil
thirty-eight guns on April 30tb, the cente-
nary OF the inauguration Of Washington.
Surgeon. General Hamilton, Of the Marines
Hospital service, was informed to-day by the
president OF the BOsId OF Health Of San.
ford, Fla, that a case Of yeliow-feyer existed
in that city. DR.. Hamilton says that every
precauiion has been taken 10 prevent the
spread OF the disease, and no danger is APP
pretended.
POsTMAsTERs.
The President to-day appointed the fol-
lowing postmastcrs: Archibald Brady, OF
Charlotte. n. C., vice John A. Young, dc.
cessed; Thomas J. Bayly. Of Bessemer, Ala,
vice a. II. MegEue, commission expired;
Miss Mary PHtello, OF UDiontown, Ala,
Office became presidential April l, 1889;
Charles w. Raisler. Of Athens, Ala, vice
l.. h. Davis, nominated but not confirmed ;
Erwin II. Matthews, OF Athens. Tenn. vice
!. A. TURKEY, resigned; Mary Simpson, of
Pass Christian, Miss, office became presi'
Dental April /, 1889; Samuel NJ. Mowry, oil
oxford, Miss, vice J.. 5. Dllard, removed ;
Carl {. Crippsn. OF Eustiee, Fla, vice Flor
ence j. TitcOmb, commission expired.
BONDS PURCHASED.
Bond offerings to-day aggregated $685.
600. All were accepted except $500 worth
Of As at $50. The rates paid were 129 for
as and los for AS.
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CRAZE AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April %. 1881
oFFxRIN6S-
wHxAT.-2.10i bushels.
CORs.-l500 bushels.
OATS.-30O0 bushels.
PEAs-20 bushels.
SALES RsPogrED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Longberry, 1900 bushels prime Vir-
GINA at sLO4; 500 bushels prime western st
xL02; a bushels very good Virginia at fl.02
Shortbury, 30 bushels lair Virginia al CSC. Total
sales OF wheat 210f bushels.
CORs.-Whiie, 800 bushels primo on private
terms
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sroCK ExCHAHHH.

TUESDAY, April %, 1889.
Sirxs-sRcoHD B0AED.-$l.6fO Petersburg
railroad Class b. at l0L
l-,..a.. .r,nt..inn. A. ia St1-k RNarIt
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN sLEEPERS on ALL NIGHT
rRAINA
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A NCHOR LINE.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT +,;Ss4u.,
' COMPANY. for Norfolk Ports- &zszt2z5a-
mouth, Newport Nova Clsremont ana James
river landings dirscs, by elegant salooa- steamer
ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY.
WEBS ESDAT, and FRIDAY a. A n street.
cars connect
Connections ss Newport News for Old Point
and Snaitnneld, and at Norfolk closely with all
lines for northern cities same afternoon. James
river ~ daylight Gress tourist liae Cheapest
Throuxh tickets on steamer and as Garoer's
Agency. 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through. sxte-rooms engaged for day or night
Freight received daily tor Norfolk, Ports
rnonIn. Old Point Waveriy, Hicksford, Va, and
an polats la Eastexa North Carolina L3>tern
yirgiaiA, and all regular landings on The Janos
and Rappahannock rivers, 81 lowest rates. and
through bills Issued
LUcIES b. TATUN. yice-Prssidsn.
Ne lii7 Msin street aud RocksttA
mvN WKIsieEE- Freight and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24

NOR SALE, AN INTEREST IN A
IL GOOD PAYING LUMBER AND shw-NiLL
BUSINESS Ia the thdviI and booming city OF
CHATTANOOGA. Misunderstanding Of POPLAR
LUMBER specially. Good Businessman can
get p siion vito she company BY taking an
interest," For particular, address II. l. DAVIS
s. Co. Chattanooga. Tenn. 40 fl-iw
CREAMERY AND CHEESE-PLANT
~ FOR SA.F. consisting ot ole Four-Iiorse
Upright Fncine. DC lava epsraicr Blsnchafd
ChurD, Fuaer-fress. two Ctee e.seis four
Cheese Presses hating. selling. 6c., all coiu-
plc.e for 6p3reiin,. USd only three months
aud ia irst-rHte order Price, $40. Addres,
J. MCAURShS / Co.
cd gl-ft Cord nsviile. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
TRAINS SoRTHwARD.


daily. fDaily except sunday.
sTOPPINC-PLAcks.
Nos. IA and n make no stop> No - stops on
slgoal at Centralia No. ~ stops only on signal
st chesler. Ceatralia, and Manchester. Ma 10
stops on signal NJ eli regular stations. No -
stcps on signal az all regular stations and Also
at temples aud Port walthan Nos. ~. ". a.
ana IS win stop at all stations for passengers
PUI.LMAS-cAR szRylCk
On Trains Nos. II ana y sfseping-csrs besween
New YORK and Tampa Fla. (pta jacksonville
% Trains So> "A and q sieepins-csss besvsea
Washington and Charleston On Tram NO y
sIesplug-csrs betwsen New rort aud lacksen-
Vile. On .Traia No " sieeping-car betveso
Washington and savannah
TnR ONLY ALI~RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
r,,emoa an.vs SEQ A. n sosto,sA. s..' i.ss IN
Ricnmond. 800 !. y Norfolk. 40 ? -
Norfolk. - 500 4. =. kscsmord. AS 4
These <raiAs also make caeps 0nseolioas fos
FNmyiiles Lynchbugx< an1 Sos@hwestsfa peineA
AMI ali s;asions On the Norfolk and Western rail-
| road. X - htLLI, SQpennien1enk
Z. ~ NyanA GoeeeA> 3o2ertn1enaesl
| Z. ~ GnEasox Goesrat PESe4nseg A1onh
hoh 4AAA,1xns|eannoHn1t ~
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER n 1874
TWO DAILY TRAINsTo NORFOLK.


TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURG
LEAVE RICHMOND
$50 A. NJ. Daily. ria Rich mOnd and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive 81 Petersburg lLO3
A. NJ: arrive a. Norfolk 10 T. N.
$50 A. N. Daily. ma Richmond ami Petersburg
railroad. Arrive 81 Petersburg lO:D
A. 81. 40. leayss Petersburg iQl
A. NJ. for farmville. LynchOurE. kos-
nOke, Bristol, knoxville, eDd all
points South and West
THROUGH CAR 10 LYSCuBCRW
40 p Nj Daily, ri1 Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg SO 4.
NJ: leave Petersburg 7:l0P. II. daily
arriving Norfolk go 4. ". Through
ear Richmond " Norfolk.
Zoo p N. Daily, pfa Rich m0nd aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrive as Petersburg asa
y. NJ, oOnnectiug with Irgiu No l.
leaving Petersburg At go i. ". foe
Farmville. Lynchburg. Roanoke, PO-
oahontas. Bristol. Knoxville. ChAtta-
Dooga, and ali points South aud
West
TONS
No. i-Sloeping-car from Petersburg 20 Bristol
without change, add Lynchourg 10 Memphis
No. s-Lynchbur 70 New Orleans, aud Ros-
nOke 10 ChsuaAooga. without change
tickets, bazgege-checks, snd all Information
can DO obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot. A. w. Garbors. 1000 Main stseeL
and at the Company's onice. 9Ol esss hala strosL
w. Is BEFlLL.
General Passenger AgoaL
CHAkLRs G. EDDY. ycc- President
General once, Roanoke. Va. suu
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.

SOL HAAS, Tranlc Manager.
PETTON RANDOLPH. General Manager
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-16

one 80 gooo ana moore Isl anu agarn
tie cid servant fell 10 weeping
Hush, Klaus, lest YOU disturb him. |
said hastily, although q glance al my poor
Friedrich we'll nigh assured me that few
sounds would disturb him more Then
paced the room and out into the hall and
down the stairs, for | heard the sound of
horses at the gates and | knew the physician
had come. let him SO up alone, while sat
for u few moments in the little chamber
had been shown 10 on my arrival | could
not take my mind from the story of the
ghost bell | am not naturally creiulous,
but the shock had received after the weari-
ness of my journey of several days had,
suppose, told upon my nerves stole up
once more to the sick room The physician
sat at the foot of the bed Friedrich seemed
to be sleeping quietly. hoped this might be
a good sign, but. to my inquiry, the old
physician shook his head sadly:
lis the sleep that viii wake only in
DEATH he answered sadly. An hour VIII
decide, bur be prepared Tor the worst can
give but little hope
lmpelled by know not what, / suddenly
asked:
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-16
9ai19 T. gas1e
HANNAH.

BY your neophytes Of Neptune.
Your disciples Of Diana;
By YOUR bellies who bet on races,
or who drive spanking span, q
Tally-ho. or tool tandem.
Where would be my homely Hannahi
By your devotees Of Browning,
Weirdly wild eyed and bombaStic;
By your esoteric Buddhist,
By your sirens 80 scholastic:
Where would be my hornely Hannah
By these females SO fantasticg
Where would be my homcly Hannah
By your Poeoess OF Passion,
With her brow pedecked with laurel;
By your demoiselles of fashion,
Or beside your wondrous beauties
Who s,Irpass the famed Circassian!
Where would be my homely Hannah
Were some countess with her castles
Where Of old her noble fathers
Fought their feuds and held their waSSats
Fain TO make me lord and master
OF herself and ali her vassals?
What though all the saints and angels
That the painter e'cr depicted,
What though all the lovely demons
Who Of witchcraft were convicted,
Were alive, and all to making
Ardent love to ME addicted
viii tell you Though beside that
Little woman could scan
Score Of faces-nay. thousand
Fair as ever tempted man,
Queen she'd sit enthroned within my
Heart, as she does now, my Hannah!
NJ. n. B. in Boston Globe.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-16
In the SIM

A knowledge Of feline traits one, enabled
Charles James Fox TO win wager from IN,
then Prince Of Wales, while the two wers
saunterins along fashionable street In Lon
don
1t was bot summer day, and Fox offered
70 bet that he would see more cats than his
royal highness during their promenade. a.
though the prince might choose on which
SIDE Of the street be would walk
Il turned out that Fox had seen thirteen
cats and the prince none.
Your royal nighness," said Fox. answer
ins the princes request for an explanation.
chose, of course. The shady side Of the street
as being most agreeable | knew that the
sunny side would be left for me, and tha,
cats prefer the sanahinA. r-YcushS Com
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-16
In .ser;aI Lady Lin.uists.

To many Of her maieSty's subjects it has
been known for more than half century
past that our gracious queen is endowed with
the gift OF tongues" In fact she is one of
the four most accomplished linguists among
living ladies Of imperial rank. the other
three being her own daughter, Victoria, the
widowed German empress; Marie Feodo-
rovna, the Russian czarina, and Elizabeth,
the Austrian kaiserin. The venerable SOW
ereign Of these realms is absolute mistress of.
the four European languages-French. Ger
man. Italian and Spanish-which are most
interesting from literary point of view.
Taking into consideration her strong predi-
lection for the Land O Cakes and for the
Highland people. il is by no means surprising
that her majesty should be ''weel acquent
with Ia Gaelic and we have been informed
hat, some years ago, she assiduously and
successfully studied one OF the native Ism
guages of her Indian Empire London Daily
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