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serious Railroad sccidcn-.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nav 2i.-Tbe West
hound train on the st. Louis and Sau
Francisco Railroad. which left ST. Louis
last nighl at 9:l5. was wrecked ut a
mint three miles west of Sullivan, No.
Not a passenger escaped unhurt, ana
lortv-fyc ale known to have been seri-
cusly injured, though no deaths arc yes
reported.
The cxpla nation OF the accident given
-bv the trainmen was that ,be spikes
and fsh-plates had been removed from
the rail at the curve. thus leaving Ire
rail TOO loose on the ties. WHO removed
the spikes and plates is not kuown' but
the suppositiou is t Is the wo:k done
by train robbers. People were thio"B
about in the cars in all directions, and
some of them were thrown from Their
seats and down the bank. The tfaInmen
and those only slightly injured turDed
their attention to the more unfortunate
injured. and in a very short time iOrly
five passengers. all bld'y hurt. had
been released from their DEBRIS. \
temporary hospital was improyIsed al
Sullivan, and the most seriously ln-
iured were taken there. while others
were brought to st. Louis on the relief
train. which was hurried to the scene
of the disaster.
Following is list of the injured; D.
S. Weickert, Wentyille. Mo 10th ics;
broken, may lose one of them; General
$. Simpson, Haucock county. HI. shoch
and cut on left side of face; Patrick
ODay. aged seven years, fracture
of skull, will probably die; Mrs. hatt
O'Day. bruised about head. neci
ard side aud injured internally; Mar
! tin o. Day, cat and bruised on the fice
also cut in the right foot and bruised
about the breast. w. Dohcrty, iel
hand cut and bruised; Mrs. Mary Gfli
fifth. Fair Greek, ILL.,. injured on fore
head and right elbow broken.
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Accident III a ufne.s

WnKEsBARRE, PA, May 2f.-While
a bucket OF broken rock, weighing over
a ton. was being hoisied to the surface
to-day in The New Pettiboue shaft OF
the Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad. near Kingstone. the wire
rope broke, letting the bucket
fail nearly 600 feet upon ten
men engaged in blasting at the bottom.
Edward Jones was instantly Killed and
James COyle. Samuel Nessman. Cor
nelius Conn. George Vges and George
Gresley were mangled so that they Will
die before morning The other men
were less seriously injured.
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MINISTER PRESTON TALKS.
ihc Vayiian Representative thinks
Icmiftinc Shanid De f.eco.

NEW YORK. May 24.-At the Office of
the Hayiian Consul this morning Vice
Consul Singleton said that Mini-ter
Preston bad not as yet seen the report
of the Boston 5 departure for lIayti,
with a government commission aboard
for the purpose OF examining into the
statues OF foreign government in that
country. and to see if there exists any
necessity for American interference.
For my part,' said Mr.. Singleton.
Il cannot see any reason for the visit
OF anv such commission unless 1t bc to
see if everything is al Iikbt before this
government recognizes Legilimc. Eng
lanl and France. | believe. have al
ready recognizel Legitime and Ger
many. and Spain viii undoubtedly dc
The same. For ourselves, we do not
expect any news before the arrival OF
The next Dutch steamer.
The Boston is being prepared for sea,
but II il tie opinion of eof her officer:
that fully two weeks will be required
TO get the vessel ready.
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r,e pre,,aen.p Promised 10 Attend.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May "a "A
Texas delegation. led by General John
r. Cameron, Commissioner Of Emlgra-
ton. called upon the President and Mrs.
Harrison to. day to ask them to visit the
city of Fort Worth during the summer
carnival. which occurs between May
% aud June 90. The President promis-
ed TO attend il he could. President
Dias. Of the Mexican Republic has been
invited, and it is hoped that the two
Presidents will be there together.
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wes, Po,nr want, "a steam Ferry.

WEST POISr. VA. May 24.-The West
Point Ethan and Mattaponi Navigation
Company met here to day in the inter
est of the proposed establishment of a
steam ferry to ply between this city
and the shores OF King and Queen and
New X counties. Messrs. IL. Ad
ans, I. h. He1ley, L. Wilkinson. 4. }
Palmer. j. b. Phillips and Isaac Digg'
we're added as associates to the Original
list OF ircorporilors. Subscriptions tc
the amount Of about Is .0C0 were taken
which will insure the establishment OF
this long felt want.
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;nc Yauiic The uay'icn Commi VISION.

WAsuINGrON, y. c, May "I.-No IN
formltion concerning the reporie ]
damage to the Yantic has been received
at the Navy Department. The Ossipee
will sail tomorrow from Norfolk fOI
Cape Hay tien and other ports in llayti.
Specu alton Is still active about the
abatement that the State Del artmeni
will send a commission to Hayti TO settle
existing troubles. General Lew Wal
lace il credited with being prospec.
tive member of the commission, and
another name mentioned In this con-
nection is that of Alexander Porter
Morse. who was recently referee in q
case between the United States and
Uaysi.
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.o,,c,,or.G.peraIof of,he Treasury

WASHINGTON. d. c., May 94.-Ex-
Representative Butler, OF Tennessee,
is still active in politics. To. day he
prssented to the President letter from
Chairman Herwig. of the Louisiana
State Central Committee, urging The
appointment cf General Blair. OF Nir-
pinia. as Solicitor General of the Treas
ury. To the epistle MIR. Butler added
a little of his own eloquence and
nersuasiveness. but without any ap-
parent effect upon the arbiter of Cen
eral Blair 5 official destiny.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 24.-An or
der vas issued by the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO day. directing that the
three swords of General David Twiggs :
now in the possession Of the Treasurer
Of the United States. be turned over to
A. G. Myers. The latter who IS execu,
,or of the Twiggs' estate. was awarded
the swords a short time ago by the
Court of Claims. which decided that
the claim for their ownership made by
Mrs. Guedella had DO foundation.
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co,tor tagging ~. Jaic Ersging

NEW YORK. May 2l.-Tbe Cotton Ex-
change committee on trade reported to
the exchange to-day that the proposal
90 put premium on cotton baIed with
cotton 5aggiDg instead Of jure bagslng
was not feasible. but recommended that
bales be made unilorm ia weight AT five
hundred pounds. The proposed use OF
cotton bagging was very fayoraDly re-
garSed. provided details could te ar
ranged. Tre committee recommend
the appointment OF a special committee
10 consult other exchanges on the sub
ipct
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Stop THIEF - is fortunate for the
ye' eraus in the departments here that
the present administration came IN JUS!
when it did. L. is notorious that ar
rangements were perfected in various
branches of the government service to
turn out by wholesale ex-Uni0n soldiers
ard put into their places * Rotels. "
The foregoing was clipned from a
Warrington special 10 the Indianapolis
.JOurndl OF course. it Is false. but
there is method IN ibis falsity. IL Is
purposcly sent out t. cover up the dirty
work now in progress here of di-charg-
ipg Union soldiers to make places ior
Republican hustlcrs aud hcolers.-Dls-
match to Courier J0prA0i
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sOuTnERSPREsBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
Report OF the Committee on Home Mis-
sfors

CHATTANOOGA Tenn May N.-Ir
the morning of The seventh days ses-
sion Of the Southern Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly. members who were alb
sent from b1lIo!iug on the previous
evening were granted the privilege OF
stating for which side they would have
cast their vote had they been present,
and Of having such statement placed
on record. Permission was afked by
those members who disapproved OF The
non reference OF the corporation ques'
tion to the Presby yterIes for discussion
t. place their disapDroval with the rest
of their party on the records. Ii was
granted.
The Standing committee on home
missions complied, or rather read their
report. II contained rocommenda.
ton for the appropriation OF sum OF
not less than Sl0.C00 TO evangelical
work among the colored race. There
was raised an objection to the wording
Of that part of the report referring to
the right of Presbyteries TO act inde-
pendenlly Of the recommendations oil
the General Assembly.
AiA't a Dii'A Dub 0fi AA'N -
report was adopted as originally read.
A report from the committee on sun
dav-fch0ois was heard and adopted.
The committee Of foreign mission
made a final report, in which was
shown the happy condition and pro-
gress Of this department of the Church 5
labor. and Offering resolutions, which
were approved.
Tho report Of the Standing commit
tee on publication was presented and
adopted.
The removal Of the Office Of the board
Of foreign missions from Baltimore to
Nashville was provided for.
Rev Mr. Houston. of Biltimore, was
unanimously elected president and
Roy d. c. Rankin secretary and treas
urer Of the board OF foreign missioIs.
Tne night session was deyot d to
consideration of a telegram from the
Northern Assembly asking co-opera-
ffou
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pIcnnrinE so Isennc.

JERSEY CITY. n. j., May 24.-lhe
warden OF Hudson county penltentiary,
at Snake Hill. this morning dl'covered
A plot for general delivery of convicls
corfned in that institution. Suspicious
conferences of five long-term prisoners
caused a search of their cells beng
made. when ten files. six knives. SIX
saws. ten drills, q pair Of compasses
and other articles were discovered.
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session at Boston will meet at Ports
mouth. n. II. on the 2sth instant.
A naval general court martial VIII
meet at Mere Island on June .. with
Commodore John Irwin as president.
for the trial Of Passed Assistant Engl-
neer Frank J. Honnan, who is accused
Of absenting himself without leave.
When the Charleston had her dock
trial at San Francisco last month Engi-
neer Hoffman was on board. lie was
to be absent only one day. but he did
not reappear for three or four days.
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renown of the great Washington. So
may every section of what Is now
common country, remembering The
valor ard heroism Of the soldiers who
fought on either side from 1861 20 1860.
be able to exclaim: They were Ameri
can soldiers and were splendid illustra-
tions of proves. Rejoice with ne that
the smoke Of battle has vanished and
the roar Of hostile gurs is no longer
heard
At the conclusion Of Governor Lees
speech Rev. Kinloch Nelson, ID. d., pro
nouDced the benediction.
4 luncheon was given TO the invited
guests at the Braddock House this af-
tcrnoon. This evening there was dis
play of fireworks.
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a Richmond Nan iu Li,rbo

TSUcCluI 10 INC IIMFN'I
NORFOLK, VA. My 24-James Reed.
Of Richmond, was arrested here to-day
At the request Of the Richmond authori'
ties for stealing sheets Of gold from
Richmond firm. Reed says he was
forc d to steel the gold in order to pro
vide food for his family. lie was visited
" his wife at the statiou-house to
night where quite scene occurred
the two weeping loudly.
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D,,nGrin- fJY ' oucy.

NEW YORK. May 9l-OVer 100 Hun.
rarians and Poles. who had deposited
thelr savings for years with Banker
.fax G3ldberger, WHO. it j. alleged, dis
appeared from ms office. at 16s Ridge
street. two weeks ago with S2O.oOO OF
their money, crowded around the door
of the bank this morning clanorlng Tor
admittauce. The doors were O0ltcd
from the inside and no admlttance
could be gained. IL is believed that
Goldbcrger has either fled to Canada or
Hungary.
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THE WIRES WORK.
WHAT WAS BROUGHT OVER THEN
YESTERDAY.
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CRONIN
MYSTERY.
ROBi RT r. LINCOLN, ruE AMERICAN
MINISTER. GvEs TO WIN DSOR.
West Point VIII Have a Steam Ferry
Prcssocnf Harrison Puts In Few
More Political Iich> Washtng-
ton News aud Gossip.

CHICAGO. May ~ The friends of Tho
murdered DR.. Ciouin are busy pre-
paripg for the fureral. " which will take
pace Sunday afternoon from the Ca
the dral Of the Holy Name. The fuuera
promises to be- an immense one. as all
the numerous societies to which the
Doctor belonged will probably partici
natp
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The Bishop Inquest.

NEW YORK. Nay 24.-In the Bishop
iruuest to-day the mindreader's mother
and several doctors testified that Bishop
had been subject all his life TO frances
in which he appeared to be dead, and
was dead according to all medical
tests. These frances lasted from few
hours to a week. The testimony is lie
garded as very strong against the phy
sicians who performed the autopsy.
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THE following remark was made OF
the manufacturer OF the Old Virginia
Cheroots by a Judge of good cigar;
Phil. If it were not for the price oi the
Old Virginia Cheroots l would smoke
them in preference 10 any 10 or ID cent
G.. ar on the market Dealers supplied
by;gessrs. Powers, Taylor * Co. ana
Whitaker, Zander y Co.
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,yucnbure's Annual fa.r.

LYYcHBURG, VA. May 4.-The In
dustrial Society of this city held a
meeting to day AMI fixed on the Sth'
oh. 10Th. and nth Of October as the
time for the Lynchburg Annual Fair
which it is proposed TO make unusually
attractive. Senator J. W. Daniel is
president.
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An ,t,empt a,suicidc.

PirrsBURG. Pa. May PA Newark
O.. special SAYS: George Carson. a
prominent business man OF MilSaukee'
attempted suicide to-day by jumping
from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
train into tie caual here. lie was
suffering from deiirium. He IS being
cared for until friends arrive.
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The >amoantoufcrcuce.

BERLIN. May 9i.-It is stated that at
the last session of the Samoan confer
cree the German delegation claimed
indemnity for losses to Germans caused
by King Mataafa. The American dele
cation disputed this claim. averrlnl
that Mataaia had acted IN self-dcfcnse
and declaring also that the Samoan ma
tiyes were too poor 10 pay indemnity.
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SWIM Sailing.

BosToy, May 2f.-The yawl life. boat
Neyersiuk, which sailed hence last Mon
lay. for Havrc. France. vas sighted at
10 A. NJ. Wednesday, about eighteen
miles north OF Highland Light. steer
ing due east, and making rapid pro-
oreSs.
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ceee,vea their appointments.

AsuIxoToN. D. c.. May "a. Fourth
class postmas;erS we're appointed to-
day as folloxs: North Carol:Da-Dr.
Charles Carter at Blowing Rock Mrs
c. T.. Patterson at Dyaortville. John
Mcdonald at R0berdeN. Virginia-W
| l.. Mullins at Ava, Ellen Farrell at
ClaremOnt.
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Examination OF Candidates.

WASHINGTON, ID. c, May 2I-A
board Of naval medical officers, com
posed of Medical Inspector George H.
Cook Surgeon 7. c. IIeyl. and Assls'
rant Surgeon NJ. +. Gates, will meet al
Ieague Island ravyyard on The 2'th in'
stant. for the examination OF candl'
dates for promotion.
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The increasing demand for the Oid
Virginia Cheroots is sure sign OF the
entire satisfaction that they are giving
so beware Of all limitations, and see tha'
my name is on every package, as they
arc only manufactured by
p. WnITLoCK, Richmond, Va.
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WASHINGTON May "a. 1t is said to-
night that the President and Mrs. Har
rison will go for another brief outing
tomorrow on The United States steam
ship Despatch. They will probably be
cone no more than two days.
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pase-paii yts:crday.

At Washington - Washiog'ors, 2
Pltlsburgs. 9.
At Philadelphia -PhiIadelphias'
C.evelands, D. d.
At Boston-Bostons, .; Indianapolis
3.
At New York-New Yorks, .; Chi
.cagos. 6.
At Columbus-Colum.us, 0; Cincin'
natis, 4.
No other games played.
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MRs. wISsLOw's SOOTnING SYRUP shouo
,lways be used when children are cutting
roth. IL relieves the little sufferer at once
il produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
s,yakcs "A "brigit As q button IL Is yerj
nleasant TO taste II soOthes the child. softens
he Gums aIiays an pain. relieves W !. rcgu-
lates the 10 sels, and u the best kn' WI rem
ely for diarrhUa, whether arising irom tes.n-
no or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
r.TfflS
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Na,y-Yard Improvements and Naval
News.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 2i.-R at
Admiral D. l.. Brine and Civil Ensi-
peers Asuarson aud Craven bave been
appointed board 10 prepare plans ana
estimates for the Improvement oil ihe
New York navy-yard.
The general naval couIt-martlal IN
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VIRGINIA IN THE CIRCUIT
Y 1Otinr or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
MAY 2irH, lSs9;
Isaac gorbrur...... ''i''in'
against
". +. Crubbs. doing business rs w. -
Grubts A CO............ '....'..''.' ''''"'''''
In debt and upon an attachment returned
executed. - ~. s..,.,.,
The oblcctof this suit is 10 recover AGAINST
the DC frndnnt the sum OF s3lo.ll WIN IN
f.fe-t thereon AT the rate Of u per ctnt'in
DER annum ffOm MAY 3, 1850. unit pali' nnu
TO attach the estate or depis owhs :" w.
.,tI de6.ndout in the city Of edmond, and
subject the same tO the paymcnt "i sc
| pIaintfn claim. And riiidayit having - IN M
! made and He'd That the best of me aihnnts
| belief ihc sail defendant l. not resident OF
this state, IL Is ordered that he appear hero
within nfceu days aiter dcc pupilSn',o,,, w.,
| her ,oL and do whnt = necessary l| pro ecs
nlS interest la this suit.
\ Copy-lestc: ,,,.,, e,,,,,,n c,.,x
| MeCufuF A ETIEIT, ID a ulN<D Stf"
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Indicted Tor murder.

NEW MAR1INsyILLE. ". VA. May
2i.-Indictmpnts for murder were
found to-day against the two Drs. Cox.
who were charged with criminal abor'
ton on Lizzie Taggart, Of Morristown'
Ah..
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Prescnfcdto the Queen.

LONDON, May 24.-Mr. Robert I
Lincoln. the new American Minister
will leave for Windsor at 1880 o'clCck
to morrow afternoon. when he Will be
presented to the Queen.
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The object of this suit /. to set aside tho
deed of assignment from N VI. Smi n 60 to
Thomas 4. lsain. trustee. oi date bcccini. .r
ID. lrSs. and To fubicrt the funds of -sih H. "
Smith \ co. 10 the payment of ne deuis 9l
the plaintiffs ~ this cause. according 10 tn"it
rcspcetivc ii. ii's aut pfiorities. ,
And ntii iaNit having cen made ana u cn
that the Geiscr Manufacturing company
American Road Machine COMPANY, ", ~.
uorri. & 90. Thomas Woodronr, Danici q.
ali. Daniel TAFT The Philadelphia nop
FORGE Company. clarke IirOthcrs. ip-on NJ.
Company, Chattanooga Pi0w Company. Jvhn
Anderson \ Co.. Stinlcy &. flsgx o.
Morse. Williams 4 Co.. nymcr Iron works,
Rowland Pl,w Works. Sohn Ridge impl'in NJ
b. mtany, \ iilnrn Wagon COMPANY. How
,r! \ MORSE. TIM Az icuifuraf works. , zee
whitaker Manufacturing Company, Snbrlt
Hroihcrs 4 kiOck. B.cAfOtd \ HOFFMAN
II nGfaciuring Company. A. &. Evans Manu-
featuring Company and Bell CIV MhnuiactuI-
ing COMPANY are nOn-rcsidcnts ~ the Si-tc
ofNirginia. they are required 10 appear wlt'lh
dftecn days after due publication oI this
order and do what is necessary To prot'ct
their interests.
"A Copy-Vcstc: ....,., ,.,-..,-
CHARLES W. GODDlS, GEEK.
SLATER & MONTAGUE, JANE, Az ON
CABELI ). J. boswell, MEREDITH Cockk'
~ my Saiw
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ro See the Empress.

BERLIN, May 24.-Thc Samoan con-
fererce will meet again on May .S,h.
The American commissioners VIII be
presented to the Emperor at Soiree TO
nirht,
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ghe EtCcIs>taS.

BERLIs, May 2l-A delegation Of
members of the Rechstag visited King
Humtert, and were entertained by him
Mt luncheon.
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Arsenic Bromide and Lithia Water on
drau sht at our Soda Fountain
owens 4 MIS0K DRUG 20.
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BIR,lNonAM. ALA, Nay 24.-Near
Brownsville. Madison county yester-
day. James Roundtree and George W., WI
SON fought duel with pistols. wa,
son was XII ed at the second shot and
Rouudtree fied. Tie men were young;
farmers. They loved the same giri ana
agreed TO settle their affair by a duel
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No New Developments I'm sse Csoniu
NM der Case

CHICAGO, May 24.-Up TO a late hour
tonight nothing new has been devel-
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ADJUSTMENTS.



MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
n...rr. Ioafh s. Myers. Lcssccs ana Managers.
TNI GRAND Nr.fC FESTIVAL CON
tLNlS
by THE
rFrEn>WrNG MrSlC FESTIVAL ASSO-
CITATION.
s,rrnn,Y ArrEHsooN ASD NIGHT, MAY %.
GRAND CHORUS OF itNt
GRAND ORCHESTRA 4 or iOt
EMINENT VOCAL SpLoiSIS
IuE FAMOUS CUiIDRENS fEsIlNA l.
CHORUS ot o.
~.fsn1v ul sflc Mtfin'' pric s., ,ic, Sc..
-... Nislt pri'rs. ll'.. i's.. 81.
TuERE WILL BE MUSIC AT
nLNNDON SWITCuBACK PARK
ON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS,
urtill00'clock. ull further notice.
WILLIAM SNELLINCS.
mie.-WF Proprietor.
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T AVN PARTY.
HO FOR SEVEN PINES.
MONDAY NIGHT, NAY ~.

There will he a LAVA Party at seven Tines.
The pavilion n handsome one, Win fu oisu-
Ell dressing rooms Tor ladies, hiss been erecs-
ed. There will he MUSIC and DANtfNu.
The strictest order on grounds anu ~"
Nodisorderiy or oil Objectionable character"
allowed. sreciai police - -
rhc train leaves fwenty-sxsn ~"
streets al 7:tS T.. NJ; RETURNING te"enSs s"0
The electric cars psss the station, AMI VII!
bc in waiting when Eain returns isoonn
trip tickets IS cents.
CRAWFORD 4 o'NEII. Lessees.
These ground, can te rented ios f'cnses
aud Excursions. my2>-Ss
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- WV ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
MCGUIRE 4 EILs1r, myZo stiW
ITIRGINIA- IN THE CLERK'S OF

VIRGINIA IN THE CLERKS Of
v F!CE or TnF CHANCEKY COURT "
or MAY. Iss0-IS VACATION.
.,,oro n cor,er Plaintiff.
Mollic 4. Creancr. Fannie H. Greaner. Jonn
Finders. executor of william Greaner, ue-
ceased: Ciiy Bank Of hicnmond, I~h'e.s
| National Bank OF Richmond, John W An
dcrson. stephen Hunter, Roberta Il. Hun
| ter. Ioui, l!awlins. and James =. Tyler -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-25

VmGlNlAMlLlTARY INSTITUTE

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districts wIii b. vacant.
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ana iih July. Al ex-cadc's are sYcci iliy m
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Alma Mater.
FRANCIS n. SMITH.
mJ;j Ia. IN. .Sa.tJyl Superintendent.
state aud Dispatch cOpy.l