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CLEVELAND q PITTsBURG X. L.

NLEVELAND x PIrTSBURG K. L.
Under schedule IN eIect May 18th 1889 trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio. Central Standard Tine.
For Pittsburgh. Chicago and Cleveland, $50 O.
m. For Pittsburgh, 1912 n m. For Chicago and
Cleveland, l:l2 p m. For Pittsburgh and New
York 24 p m. For steubenyille, 1898 a. m.
Trains arrive 81 Bridgeport NJ 1853 a IN, 1913 q.
m, l2:2S p. m. i;S7 p. m, and 7:52 m. On Eat.
urdays only, for East Liverpool, OLA p. m, nom
East Liverpool ll:l2 y. m
A L. WALLING, Ticket Agent,
my20 Bridgeport Ohio
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BALTIMORE, October 12-Wheat, ives

BALTIMORE October 12.-Wheat, western
ouiet No winter red spot and october S219i
slHc: Novem her so {asj3se December Si14ssiSe
Corn, western firm; mixed spot 40 October
S9i.a4Oc: November SeSa395c; Decemb Sgza
zoe Oats. firm; western white 26a2sc. Rye,
arm a. i5a5sc hay, steady at slS 50aii co.
Butter. tim: creamery Parse Eggs, steady
western ,ia23c Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes fair al
1oiIc h. ceipts-Flour, 2iC0O barrels; wheat
r. ga h-.rels. corn, - 600 bushels; oats, 5000
bushels. rye. 900 bushels. Shipments-FlouI
1000 ban, s: wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn, 90,
90 bushels.
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Through tickets ana DasgAsv ohocKsi y0 a..
points
For rates and other information, Sddrett
FRED HUeEnhN Trav. PAss. 70
wheeling n 'i
- }. RCBIEBON 7snl pa. Agani
Psrk0rsburg y
". r. OSBORN. 3. 7 A. Pomeroy. o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-14

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October l2.-FlouT quiet
Wheat. steady: No ? red October SSas319c; No
vember sS1+aSSi4c December siaShc' January
30 mixed October 40a4ohc November 5Ssa
iOIso: December S9a39%c; Jsnu- ~ 9S4a3ylfc
Otis. quiet: No. 8 white 2654c. No. November
27gla2Sl4c; December 2S4a2s19c' January 2sAa
lgLc Receipts Flour , 200 barrels; woeat . ~
bnshels. corr 500 bushels; oats, 10 600 bu- hels.
hipmerts-Wheat, @ SO bushels; corn, 10000
bushels. oats p 900 bushels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-14

3,ISI FriEes amounting to...... 81, O55,sOO
NoTz-Tickeis drawing Capital PrisSs- NO
entitled 10 terminal PriEe3
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Honey ~ Per Cent.-GOvernments Dull
and steady-Stocks Higher-ElouE Steady
Wheat Fairly Good.
NEW YORK. October l2.-MOney on call easy
with no loans closed offered at per cent; prime
mercantile paper 515a7 per cent; sterling ex-
change Quielat 4S3ais7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-14
IcrCsBUkG, CINCINNATI AMI 81.
LOUIS RAILWAY Co.

(Psn Hands Ro1,ej Uudsg sohSduls ~ elecl
May 18th, 1857, trafus le&vs wheeling c9E..sl
standard Time. For 6;aub0lvllls F!t2burgh and
inc East, SO O.. N, i2:45 ?. n. SIC y. n. and
iiy y. N. For Columbia indianapolis, Oingir.
1zi and ST. Louis, $40 and $40 7. 70 orCol-i'-
1us ann Chicago, l1:zb . m frains arivs 80
Nle0iiug 90 90 g. 10 1890 RI 3fo = I SID
s:2l ,. a Trains leaving a. 6:2o q. m zul ar-
irving A. $40 ? m, run solid between Wheeling
and Plttsburg Al Tains daily eXoari Sunday.
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xottfrp.
:IEBi glllls sISTEIVITEj.
Louisiana State Lottery Company

incorporated by the Legislature, for Educa
tional and charitable purposes, and It's franchise
made part OF the present State Constitution, IN
1879, by AN overwhelming popular vote.
Eta MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take
place Semi-AnnuaIly, June and DE.
cember), and Its GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DhAWIEGS take place Ia
each OF the other ten months OF the
year, ana are all drawn In pnbIic,
az the Academy or Music, New Orr
leans, Ia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-14
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWINe,
At the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday. October 10. 1859.

NnfTLhti 7 tiNtsi WOUV4VVvs
100, goo TieHeis NJ EWsBty Dollars
each. HasVsc sIOi quarters 81;
Tenthr "a; TWeDttethE 81.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

DALTIMoRE AND OHIO r. r.
Departure and arrival OF Trains, at Wheeling
Eastern time. Schedule in eject Nay 18th, 1859
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
4:S5 m, $40 and li:5O p. m, daily and 500 q.
M, Except Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation, s:loa m. daily,
Except Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. M, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 5:S5 a. m. and
1901 and 6:lo p. m, Except sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
9:06 a. m. and 1890 p m. and II 90 D. m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation. 500 p. M, ".
cent Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1890 p. m, daily
l:40 and 7:40 p. m, kxcept sunday.
TRANs-UaIO DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and $50 NJ and $40 and
Cincinnati Express, $50 a. m and il:I5 p. M,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 200 D. m Except
Sunday
81 Ciairsyille Accommodation. $50 a. m. snd
go and $50 p m Except Sunday.
Chicago Express l2:+5 a. m, $50 and s:s5 e. q.
Cincinnati EIpfess, I;55 a. m and $40 p NJ,
daily
Columbus Accommodation, l040 a. m,
cepl Sunday.
ST. ClAirsville Accommodation, 1910 g. N. and
40 and Sis p m, Except Sunday.
". P. b B. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, 500 and 7.25 a m, daily,
Except Sunday, and 6:l0p m, daily.
Warrington Accommodation, $50 p. IA, IL
cept Sunday
fittsburg Excursion, 200 p m, Sunday only
ARRIVE
From Pirtsburg $50 a. m, daily, 1850 p. m,
Except Sunday, 6:55 aud ll:l0 p. M, daily.
Washington Accommodation, 500 a m, daily,
Except Sunday.
Pittsburg Excursion Train 1880 m, sunday
only. CHAS o. sCULL,
myl4 General Passenger Agent
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
lime raDls takiug eject May %, lsS9 "a
sengeI trains will run a. follows-Oontral Tina
AL trains daily except thosq marked thrEf
which do not run on sunday
gOUrH BOUND mo 7tlNO bINoSfl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-14
Y ANAWHA d OHIO RAIL.

fRoBT. W. KELLEY, Reooiverl
(KAnkNhR short lIneJ Schedule IN effect FEB.
ruary Sd 1889, Subject 10 change without notice
Trains leave Wheeling l0:80a u via Ohio River
4 H., arrive Charleston $50 p. m. Leave
Charleston OILS a. H.. arrive Wheeling 7:gh p. "a
via U q K. 4 Leave Charleston l231 =. N.
arrive Wheeling 1855 p m. via Columbus AMI
Pan. Handle. daily except sunday. Central
stan srJ ime" Sundays only trains leave
Charleston 500 a. M, arrive Wheeling 20 p. in
via .. K. r r
GRO. J. ERMLICH. 9. 2. 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-14

HICAGO, OCTOBER lL-lutIe was larry kuuu
trade i'm the wheat market to-day, largely in the
way OF evening up More or less long wheat
ca ne ont Corn quiet and inactive. Oats dull
Provisions weak Flour steady. Wheat cash
No . spring sOaSO3sc. No 3 spring 6Sa69c; No ?
red SO's03Sc Oc.o, or s03sc. December Sl1saS22se
closing at S2}Sc. year sUaoll3c closing II o'2sc'
Nav Si9laS5isc closing at s54c Corn. cash No.
p 50Kc: November 3lc; December 30Bc; NJ y
8sJ<c Oats cash No and october ls54c; No
yember lglEc December 1899; May pc
RIVE. No 2. 4lLc. Flax Seed, No. l at 81 %.
Timothy Seed, at 81 Il. Mes Pork, cash and
october $40 5O J'nuary So SEA February
So an Lard. cash SC 25; Octobe Sc 10; Novem.
b.r So 92j5 year s. IS; January IS S7]6. Bulk
Meats OFT ribs s. 80; shoulders 81 25al 50: short
clear IS p Whisky at 81 o. Sugar, cuiloaf SIC;
rrsnulated re: standard A 73sc Butter st, ads
creamery l6-33c; dairy l3algc. Egg, stesoy;
fresh isslga Receipts-flour, 1000 bushels.
wheat C.. 20: bushels; corn. 10000 bus. els.
oats. 222 go bushels rye, 10000 bushels; bar
lev. 81 900 bushels ShipmenS-Flour, . OOl
bushels: wheat 5000 bushels; corn, Sss 600 bush
els: oats 81 900 bushels; rye 1000 bushels bar
ley, 35 goo bushes
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PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, October l2.-Flour. receipts n III
packages; exports ~ barrels, and 80 SACK
market heavy; sales 1880 barrels Wheat, re-
ceipts 1877 $50 bushels; exports PAT bushels;
sales 1000 900 bushels futures, aud $1,000 bushels
spot: spot market weak; No. red Sic: un-
graded red 79a92c; steamer No. red o2aS259c
options fairly active No. red october s3zsc
November SOC; Dec mber SIC; January otsc
Nav 9lizc Rive, quiet: western 4Sa5lc Barley
dull: western 55a65c: barley malt qui {; Canadian
75ae0c. Corn, receipts III, 100 bushels; exports
l5lO7 bu,hels; sales IA 600 bushels futures
and l46 900 bushels spot; market moderately
active: ungraded mixed 4l4c October 39Ac,
November 40c December Ale; May i2c. oats,
receipts lO2 coo bushels; exports 81 bushels;
sales "a. 600 bushels spot; spot market firm and
quiet spot No white 2o5sc; western mixed
2ia27l@c: white do 27a55c; 80. Chicago 3btsa
ne Hay firm Hops steady. Coffee, options
steady and ga point no, October, l5.0Oal5, lOci
November, December, January. February, March
Nav. and June II 9nal5 csc; July A.sOc; August
4 Use; September N65; spot Rio easy at lghc
sugar, quiet. MolaSses, quit; New orleans
open kettle good to fancy 2oai6c Rice firm,
domestic 4I5s6lEc. Petroleum. steady; United
q5<c Cotton Seed OIL ste dy. Tallow Rosin
and Turpentine. quiet. Egg, steady; western
PC Pork. steady and quiet. Cut Meats, urln'
Lard. firm western steam 80 ~; OCTOBER
S. Sc: November ST. 49, December e. 81: January,
Sc 30; February, 81 SO Butter weak; Elgin
25Ilc: western, dairy 9ai5c; creamery l2s2i4c
do. factory 7lSalSc. Cheese, quiet western
sai0c
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TOLEDO. o.. October l2-Whest, firm and
Nav $50 Corn, dull; cash 33%c Oats, st ady
cash 2lI5c Clover Seed, ac i've and higher:
cash. Oc'ober and November 60 ~; March s. 81.
Receipts-Wheat, % 700 bushels; corn l5,5el
bushels; oats 1900 bushels rye 2'2OO busne :,
Shinments ~ heat 200 bushels: corn, COZ
bushels: oats. 1900 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels
clover seed, 2C0 bags.
C1NcINNArI, o., October l2.-Flour. quiet
Wheat, steady: No red S0aSlc; receipts ,5Ol
bushels: shipments 1900 bushes Corn siea1 y;
No. > mixed Sac. Oats, heavy No. m'Ae.
Pic. Rye. steady: No. ? 45c. PORK, quiet 81
sri 90. Lard, nominal at Sc 10. Bulk Meats
firm: short ribs IS so. Bacon, easier; sho7J clear
SC S7}S. Whisky, steady at 81 o. Butter, easier
fancy creamery 25a26c; choice dsiry loaloc'
Sugar weaker
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-14

WsaenoR lnanOasn0oo.
WAsHIN0roN. Feb. 14-lndications
for the twenty four hours commencine
q 3 o'clock p. y. to-day for Indiana !:
Light rain or snow, colder, easterly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
WEsT POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD

SOL. HAAS. Tra1ic Manager.
PBiTON RANDOLPH. General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
REVOLT HOUSE OF REFUGE
A Number OF Boys I'm Cincinnati At
tempt TO Escape.

A Cincinnati special says: a revolt took
place smong the older boys at the Cincin-
natl House OF Refuge this morning. The
Institution contains about 800 inmates-230
boys aud seventy girls committed for being
incorrigIble or without suitable homes.
This m0rning about fifty OF the Older
boys. ranging In years from fourteen
10 nineteen, armed with knives, bsse-
ball bats, ana improyised slungshots.
attempted to break into the front
psrt Of the building 10 gain their liberty.
They reached the corridor without trouble,
but Assistant superintendent Costello saw
them and locked the door to the front ball
before the desperate crowd reached il. The
boys attempted to batter down the door, but
some OF the guards from the work-house,
near by, cams 10 the rescue, and were soon
reinforced by five patrol-wGgon loads OF po-
Iicemen from the city. Most OF the boys.
finding they were baffled, skunk away, but
fourteen OF them ran up the back hallway
aud locked themselves in 3 room. They
made 4 desperate resistance to being cap
tured. IL became necessary TO break in the
door, aud then the young terrors fought
until overpowered. One oil them Knocked
Assistant Super1ntenden Costello down
with a baseball bat. The boys were finally
caught, aud ten OF the most rebellious were
put 10 close confinement. The officials OF
the refuge are reticent about the affair, but
It Ii known that the leader OF the revolt is q
colored boy about sixteen years old. The
damage to doors and windows will reach
$1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
An USLUcxY VALENTINE,
which Essrangea Father and Dssgb-
tcr for rtfsv Yaavs

A Belvidere IN. J.) special OF the 26th
says: james Martin, q weil-ts-do farmer
living al Bsllietville, Pa, died few days
ago. leaving q VIII by which be dsinherited
his only dsughter--the result OF a disagree
ment iifty years ago.
10 was few DAYS before So. Valentines
DAY In 1889 when his daughter. then fifteen
years old, asked her father for new dress.
which he refused 10 buy for her. The girl
was quick tempered aud took her fathers re-
fusal much 10 heart. On ST. Valentines day
Farmer Martin took from the post.offce
valentine addressed to him In bis
daughters handwriting. IL was rough
caricsture, representing miser count
ing and gloating over bis money.
He ct once took his daughter 10 task
for what he considered an insult, but
she denied sending 1t. There lived In the
neighborhood smother farmer who treated
niece living with him very brutally. Mar
tins daughter said that they had each pur~
chased n valentine, and that she had bought
one entitled " The Honest Farmer" for bin,
while the niece had purchased the caricstnre
to send to her uncle, and that In addressing
them the envelopes beexmc mixed.
Bot In spite OF all explanations, Farmer
Martin would not believe his daughter, and
from that day on he never spoke 10 her. She
soon married and lived on farm adjoining
her fathers. and although he was or the
most familiar terms with her husband
and children, still be never noticed her.
lie died last week. leaving an estate
valued at $4,000. Bv his will he left
his aged widow $4,000, aud to bis SON
in.law the remainder, provided he survived
bis wife, the farmers daughter. IL the SON.
in.law died first. then the money was to be
divided among his three children. To his
daughter Farmer Martin bequesihed "apick
age 10 be found in bis trunk tied with green
ribbon and sealed with green wax"
When this was opeued II was found to be
the unfortunate valentine that had caused
the extraordinary enlargement OF the farm
er from his daughter fifty years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28

80. =, !. -.
BY Augustine Royal y Co,
Resl Estate Agents and Auctionsers.
once No 10 Tenth street dsader buhains''
Manchester. Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
~ EXTRAORDINARILY FINE FARM,
IN PowHATAN COUNTY, VA,
CONTAINING i,os5 ACRES or HlGHLf-ia-
PROVED LAND,
ONLY THREE AND HALF MILES FROM LEE
STATION.
ON THE RICHMOND AND ALLKGHANY
RAILROAD.
on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a. 1889.
ATE O'CLOCK VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
rT,RTTgTFF,S SALE OF VATUABTF

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ETATE IN TIE COUNTIES OF
CUMBERLAND AND POWHATAN, VA.-The
undersigned. substituted trustee In a deed Of
trust executed on The 10Th OF September, 1873, by
Z. J. Allen and =. Z. Allen, his vile, aud duly
recorded in tho clerks ofrce Of Cumberland
county September q. 1873. Deadlock =, page
4sS. and in POwhGian county clerks Office,
Deadlock II. page 595, being required 80 70 do
by the beneficiary In sad deed. Nill sell at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL 2s. 1889.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND IN Powhatan county,
Va. edloining each other, and the lands OF w.
W. HobsOa, DR.. Joseph IIobson. and others-one
tract containing $50 ACRES ana the other con-
tanning 40 ACRRS-and the said trustee will sell
on the following day-to-wit,
SATURDAY. APRIL "a, 1889.
on the premises, the TRACT OF LAND Ia Cum
berland county. or so much a. may be necessary.
containing $50 ACRES, situated on both sides OF
Big Guinea creek. adjoining the lands Of John
W. Hughes. estate OF Mrs. sally Swami. and
others, In two miles OF the Farmytlie and Pow
hatan railroad, and Is the same land on which
h. J. Allen resided This last-nsmed tract Is re-
garded "a the best farm in Cumberland county,
and has on 10 a large body OF fine creek bottoms
aud more than the usual proportion OF original
foroar. Thore is en- excellent Dwelling and all
necessary out-bnildings In good condition, and a
large orchard or choice apples and peaches on IL
The POWHATAN FARMS have a large Framed
Dwelling, someWha, out OF order, and tho usual
out-buiidings. and about go acres OF heavily
timbered original growth, and a fair proportion
OF bottom land. Ia two and a half miles OF the
Fsrmylls aud Powhatan railroad
TERMS OF SALE: The deed requires the land
10 be cold for cash as TO the debt secured there
on, and the expense OF sale. say 5000, but the
trustee Is authorized 70 offer much more liberal
terms. which VIII DO made known on the day OF
sale. These lands, II desired, AMI II Is deemed
advisable, will 10 divided In parcels 20 suit pur-
chAsers. Possession 10 SOW wheat In fall. Full
possession January l, 1890
JOHN r. WILSON.
NH H-eod3w&Ap4 Substituted Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28

WANTED, A SMART, ENERGETIC
w MAN. who travels through small towns.
calling on general stores, druggists, statiODers.
&C.. 10 represent commission a nrst-class
New FORK lmporting-House in a line Of GOODS
which finds ready sale.
This Ia a nrst-class chance for a wide-swAke
man 70 make money. None other need apply.
The best OF references required.
Address IMPORTERS"
NH 2b-3t Post-Office Box 1877. Now York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
A NoRTH CAROLINA SENSATION.
A Father Has His Two Daughters
prison0rS.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.
MAxrON, n. c., March 27.-Consideia be
excitement was created here this afternoon
on the arrival az the passenger train from
Wilmington. There was on board a very
rough. and Misunderstanding couptrvman,
who gave his name as jim Henry KeZiah
and said be lived in Chesterfield county. 5.
G., Just twonty-one miles from CheIaw.
KeZiah had ia his charge his two young
daughters, whom be said run away from
home last March. file started out IN search
OF them last December without money or
other means. and was consequently compelled
90 travel ALMOST entirely on foot. He claims
90 baye visited Charlotte. Salisbury, Greens
boro'. Durham, Raleigh, Goldsboro', and
Wilmington, where he yesterday found
the two girls in 4 house OF III repute.
They had only been In wilmington short
time and went FROM Raleigh there. keZiah
compelled hts daughters to come with him
to-day, and was on his way home when he
passed here. Az every station the girls
would make an effort 10 get away. and seye-
raj times asked the conductor to help them
TO escape, saving their father was so cruel to
them that they bad rather die and be in
torment than 70 home. The girls said their
mother and four younger children bad been
compelled 10 leave home in the night In order
20 escape death ~ the hands Of their father.
Their tale was pitful In the extreme,
ard their loud screams were fright
sniug. When the train stopped here
and they got OF 10 change cars
the youngest girl crept on the rear end Of
coach aud II ~as necessary 10 pu, her Oh by
force. The other one jumped OF aud at
tempted 10 run, when Der father caught her.
and while The train Was moving OF she made
frsnue Efforts 10 plunge beneath the wheel,
and be crushed. The rash act was pre.
vented by the father. who held her tightly
with both bands. Considerable chasing was
necessary TO catch the younger one, and II
was necessary 20 i!ft both on the train and
keep guard at the door. Citizens bous ht
tickets for the party 10 Benpettsyille, but
both girls said they would Kill themselves
before they got home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
BY n. w. Bowc,
Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
LESTER STREET BETWEEN HAGUE AND
NICHOLSON : REEFS. ~ AUCTION--In exc
culi0n Of two deeds Of trust-tho FIRST 70 \. w.
BoWc and +. Upper. trustees, dated February
| q. 1857, recorded Ia Richmond ChHncery Court,
Decd Book l22 y. page Is. the other % Harvey
Wilson, dated February 6, 1888. recorded IN said
court, Deed Book l3i Is. page 2s6-the sad \. w.
Bowe. surviving trustee. and Harvey Wilson
will sell by auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. APRIL 4. 1889,
at o'clock p. NJ. in tho order named below, the
following property:
First The RY-AND-BASEMENT
BRICK STORE No. 36OS Rockets street, Occu-
pied % a grocery store with tho LOT. y l-l2xll0
feet, beginning 95 feet east Of Hague street
second. The TWO-SrOkY BRICK STORE No.
1904 Rockets street. occupied "a 2 barber-shOp,
with the LOr. 50x9O feet. 1t Is probable that the
vacant part Of this lot viii be sold separately
And then. by virtue Of tho aforementioned
trust-deed, the said Harvey Wilson Will sell i'm
mediately after tho above sales the LOT 0ppo-
site the above, fronting p gig feet on tho south
side Of Rockets street, running tack o. faet, and
having Indifferent improvements thereon.
All OF this property Is desirable and Is above
the reach OF freshets.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray tho expenses
Of sale, to pay any taxes due. aud 20 discharge
two notes aggrcgaiinH Sl,ll5 with interest from
February "a, 1882 aud another note for s5sIi2,
credit 70 s63l Is until FeOruary9 lssO and the
residue upon terms 10 be announced at Tho Tune
II sale. II Is probable that more favorable terms
may be announced at the time on sale.
n. W. BOWIE. Surviving Trustee;
NH % HARVEY WILSON, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28

/. Herbert L. Terrill and Thomas 8. Bocock
lrhstees..-s..... ..........'.....COm plolhabts,
against
Tho Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pauy and Others. Defendants
= Henry NJ. Alexander and Henry X. Ellyson,
IrustseS.......... conn lalhdhln
against
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany and Others.......... .........Defendanta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
The Tennessee Coat, Iron ana Rail
road Company.
fBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, March 27.-Probably the Of
ficers OF the renoess Coal, Iron and Rail.
road Company themselves do not know the
truth about the rumors OF what disposition
has been made OF the controlling interest
In the company, as the stock has been
bought up quietly. The Manufacturers
Record has positive information that there
is 30 real foundation for the rumors OF Car
negie or Cooper. Hewitt Co. having pur-
chased a controlling interest in the company,
but the controlling interest has been sold in
New York. and there will be change IN the
management vt the annual election next
mouth. This Is correct. OF course 1t does
not preclude the possibility Of Carnegie or
any ore else obtaining an interest hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
Tho Governor of New Hampshire.

GENTLEMEN: have used PoND's ExrRAcr
In ry family for several years, and have
found II moet desirable and valuable
Dec j. 81.