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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 26fn,


commencing at 10 o'clock, the following list OF
nrei-ciass HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
PETS, &c, All OF which "a comparatively new,
having been used but a few months:
! elegant suit OF WALNUT PLUSH PARLOR
FURNITURE OF the best city make;
body BRUSSELS CAR 'ET,
large BEvELLED-EDGE FRENCH-PLATE
MIRROR:
Several OIL PAINTINGS:
suit 1rstclass WALNUT CHAMBER FURNI-
TUKE. Marble-Top Dresser aud Washstsnd
with hne plate mirrors;
2 suits CHAMBER FURNITURE. with Marble
top Bureaus ana Washstands:
WALNUT HAT-hACK with lne bevelled-edge
mirror:
iMARBL e-ToP BUFFET;
set CAHE-BOTTOM CHAIRS, with Rocker;
l dozen DINING CHAIRS:
COOkING-SIONE and COOKING UTENSILS;
DGNIN G-h0OM and KITCHEN FURNlTUhE;
Ali the CARPETS on the doors. consisting OF on l.
cloth and hastings good as new.
All OF tho sD0ye Is in good condition. having
been bus little uaed. and the attention Of house
keepers Is particularly requested % this sale,
which will be positive. All sums under $50 cash ;
all sums OF $50 and over, ninety days tioe. with
approved notes. 4. 4. COOK,
fe2i Salesman.
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thereby certify that the bond required Of z.
r. Leland. commissioner Ia Deiore-mentonc Cd
causes. has been duly given.
Teste: ALFRED SHIELD. CLERK.
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BY Quarles 6 McCurdy,
Real asiGte Aucti)neers,
Richmond, Va
ys,RTrsTFFG, Sale OF uAGNrF1

NRUSTEES' SALE OF A MAGNTFI-
4 CENTJAMES RIVER ESTATE, KNOWN As
"DOy sR.n IN GOOCIlLAND COUNTY, AT B0S-
COBEL STATION ON THE FARM). IMMEDI-
DlArELY on THE RlChMO Nd AND hLLE-
GHANY RAILROAD, EIGHTEEN MILES FhOM
RICHMOND, Al PU bllC ACCTlON.-in execu-
ton Of certain deed Of trust bearing date on the
LIST cay OF MAY. 1855. from Albert r. hayward 10
tho undersigned a. trustees, aud OF record ia toe
Clerks onlce Of GoOchlaud County Court, Deed
BOOK -. page az. being required 20 20 10 by the
holder OF the notes thereby secured, default
having beon made In the payment Of the same,
we viii oner for sale, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. MARcH %, 1889.
at 10 o'clock NJ, at Boscobel station. the ABOVE
MENTIONED ESTATE, containing 1.4f2H
ACRES. This farm is ono II tho best on James
river and Is extremely fertile e has station
on u. IA only eighteen mics from tho city OF
Richm nj, and i not surpassed by auy farm in
the country. The neighborhO1d is one OF the best
In the tate aud there il everything that could
pO,sibly be desired by auy ono seeking llne
farm. All necessary buildings, &c.
The place Is 700 well known 20 require more
extended notice, and parties desiring TO inspect
can 20 30 o. any time before the sale. Tho auc-
toaeers viii take pleasure IN giving any desired
Information.
Parties desiring 20 attend sale Gun 90 and re-
turn by the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
same day.
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses of sale
and any delinquent taxes anu 20 pay on the fol-
lowing notes tsc34O, with interest from 4th
May, 1886. subject 10 credt OF about sS5 S43l.7O,
with inf5rst from fth November, 1885: s43i.10,
wi:n interest from 4tn May. ls57: sl3l.50, with in
terest IRON An November. 1881 : $is17O. with ia
terest from 4th May, 1876; $4Sl.iO. with IN crest
from 4th November. 1875 sih3OO5. witt inter-
est from An November. 1885; balance upon such
terms Is may be given al time OF sale. The pur-
chaser Will 10 required 10 assume prior lien
amounting 10 about $500. -
Fl. A. MCCURDY,
l.. Z. CkUMP.
fe 26 Irustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26

MaDy men are un mind
fGl Of the laws of health
and expose themselves %
ali kinds OF weather. such
imprudence often results
in dangerous coughs,
Colds, Chest Pains. RheU-
mstism. Sciaiica. a II Il
other painful 6fiictions.
BESsOS's PLASTER will DO
found the most reliable
external remedy known
for the prompt relief and
cure OF such ailments. II
Keeps up a healthy noH
OF the blood WaeD the
body is exposed 20 the
ravages Of the most in-
clement weather. Care
Ifnl buyers will ask for
BgSsoS's PLASTER an d
refuse q I others.
81 Send two-c emit
stamp 10 Sesbury & john
son, q Plat street. y. Y,
for a copy OF Instructions
from the Doctor. a valua-
bio household book.
m
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
By Poindexter Z Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
lss3 eas Main street.
rrRUsTEE'S SAFE OF NAyY-HUi

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF NAYY-HIIL
4 PROPERTY.---3 virtue Of certain deed Of
trust dated June y, 1881 and recorded In tho
clerks Office Of tho Kichmond Chaacery Court,
Deadlock i33 G, page "a. default having
been made ia the payment % a certain note
therein secured. ard being requested 50 20 DO. /
shall sell by auction. on the prsmises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a. 1852,
At az O'Clock P. NJ. the right title. and interest
Of Barbara Ann Robinson IN the PROPERTY re-
ferred 70 To said deed, fronting 81 feet on west
line OF Eighth street. between Baker and Preston
streets with q depth OF ~ feet On this lot "a =
neat frame dwelling.
1KkMs. Oash as 10 expenses OF salc. and nois
OF 900. with interest from June %. 1851 balance
on terms 70 be annonncrd at sale.
GEORGE III. pcfNDEXTRR.
fes substitutsi Trustee
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ NAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 10 1854
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s:i5 A. N. for Newpor, News, Old Point, and
NOrfol daily.
1l:05 A. NJ. Through Mail for Cincinnati aud
Louisville. Daily. Norfolk 10 Clifton
fOrge; daily except sunday. Clifton
Forge 20 Cincinnati. solid train o
Gin ngatL Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing, ar, Charlottesville TO Cincia-
mai.
s:s0P. v. through Mail daily for Newpor,
Ncws. Old Point. and Norfolk. Pull
man Blfiet rHriOr-car except sunday
tO tfd Point.
40 p. N. Gordonsylie Accommodation. daily
eN.ept Sunday
$50 P. NJ. lost Expro.6 for Cincinnati ami
Louisville. Daily Connects ia Cen-
trgi Union-S'auOn, Cincinnati, for tho
West anu Northwest, AMI 10 UniOn-
station, Louisville. for West and
Southwest Pullman Bunet sleeping
Cars 10 Cincinnati and Louisville.
ARRIvE AT RICHMOND.
$50 A. II. from Gordonsyille daily except sun
day.
1888 A. N. from Norfolk and Old Point daily
Pullman buffet PariOr-cAr except
sunday from Old Piout.
S.i5 p. 81. from Cincinnati anu Louisville daily
except sunday west OF clifton Forge !;
dairy. east Of Clifton rorge.
Cos p ". from Norfolk and li Point daily.
goo =. N. from Cincinnati and Louisville daily.
staiou: Broad 81 rect uear seventeenth.
VcketOi 'as: Corner Icpfh aus tain and
Railway station. II. W. re LLER,
General Passenger Agent
j. 7. ODgLL General Manager. les
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AppIe.resllng. on the Pavement

Appis-reeitngs on the Pavement
disturb many and often upset the people.
but bow much oiIsuer does the green apple
disturb the stomach and upset the bowels.
This can be sci right by DR.. Giggers's
Hucklebcny Cordial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26

by Joseph D. Davis, Auctioneer.
IL. d. Cook. Salesman.

ON ACCOUNT OF THE PARTIES
" declining housekeeping We will sell az auc-
ton. without reserve, az tho premises, No. 4ls
north 1wonty. fifth street.
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PHILADELPHIA, RIG IL szfysS
4 sSnnazs
MOED AID NORFOLK
sTRAMsHIP COMPANY.

Appointed setting days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. u N. and every SUNDAY a.
0 A. Al.
Freight for Tuesday, ANA Fridays steamers
received ill lis3o A. ~. Tor sundays steamer
III Y. IL saturday. Freight received calsy I'LL
r. ".
Fare. 81.
for further information apply To
j. w. McCARRfCK.
General southern Agent, once Rockets<
W. r. CLYDE a Co.
mol General Agents PhiladslpkiA
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BENDS accented.

WASHINGTON, February 25.-The Tres-
sury to-day sceeSted tenders OF bonds az
gTegallng SiOi, sA's AT 1891.
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AUCTION sALEa-Fnturr nays.
by James B. Elan.
Roai Estate Agent and Aucionoer.
iii3 Main street.
THAT VERY DESIRABLE, SPA
l. cIous, AND wELL-AhhsSGED TWO
STORY AND-MASsAKD DWELLING
NO. s307 EAST FRANKLIN
aTRgET TO BE SOLD Bf
PUBLIC AUCTION.

By request Of the ownor shall cell by pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY NExf, FEBEUARY 2SrH.
ut 40 O'Clock p. w.. the sheve-named we'll
known and very desirable PROPERTY, formerly
the residence OF Charles z hady; bs9:, ironing
between Z venty-third aud Twenty-fourths reefs.
a very Substantial and conyeoient'y-arrsnged
BRICK DWELLING OF two stories and m 4nsard
nboye basement containing about twelve rooms.
with ali modern convenieoces and IL good order.
Its nearue ;, 10 the business y, rion OF tho city
and its rttractivoness in comfort and conyc-
nience render IL very desirable as mono, a1a
n viii nsv we'll as an investment az the price
At wnich II may 20 sold Tse owner IL resolved
10 seli, aud a bargain may be expected. Come
promptly nnd secure II
TEENS: Exceedingly liberal, and announced
NJ sgIe J. h. ELAN.
70 "a AEciloneer.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANVIDLE RAILROAD
ShORlEsr AND QUlChE~f hOsTg sOUf
AND SOi rhWbsf.
PULLMAN sLELrEit, Oh ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
XORK-RIyER LINE (nA WEST
L PCiSf
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

IDaLf LANblI SUNDAY.
Tho fayorite couteto Beitimore. The steamers
On tnts itno are piodeis % Deaaty eiex1l,re Ao-i
comfort LeaFe hlrhiuoDd $50 p. 81. aad tlssl
?. NJ; arrive as Baltimore $50 A. ": ls2.s
Baltimore tAly exc Dt -CLdey a. ? p a. Ar
riYs a, Riceaoa1 ~ % 4. n. aud tt0t0 A NJ
Fare kichnond 70 BALTIMORE kirsl-ciass. 81
secobd-ciass si.s0
The lora- River Line aT0rds superior afVa,.
tags . busi1o5s-meD IN enabling them 10 leay,
hicamcn1 near Tie ciOso OF tho dayis ,san..
sslioo. ane arrive al baltimore eariy ocxt uarv,.
ing. eitcc having enloyo4 a dsiiyhtfal aishtsx
resi- treo IRON me duss and n0tss q r.ils,.
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Richmond Crweaty-ghirs-
Street Observation-Disclosures. ISM A NJ
Arrive kichmond SiwenSy-thirl-
sDeily. tDaily excep. Snuiay
Depot AMI ucke~orice: FOOT virx,p,a stre>.
up-;cvn orieoi Corner gensh and Main sgrss.1
JA>. l.. TAYLOR,
Seaeral PASSENGER Aeeag
J. = POTTS
DIVISION Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. frame Manages.
fxfroS hASpcLfh< General Nsaass<
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vrIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .,-.n..

' COMPANY. FOR Norfolk Port,- st51ssfssL,
mouth, Newport NoUs Claremont and james
r1yer landings direct. by elegant sal0Oo steamer
ARIEL, leaWn. l.ichmOni EVERY MONDAY.
WE'D sESDAY. and FRIDAY al 2 A. x. strOe.-
cars connect
Connections ~ Newport News for Ola Pon.
aud smitnasd. and a. Norfolk closely Win ait
lines for northern cities same after0Coa. Jam0s
river by daylight 0resg tourist lima Cheayoss
route.
through tickets on steamer ani at Carriers
Agency 1908 Main street Baggage checked
through. state-rOOms engaged Too day 0r nisat
rreigh. received dahy Tor NoriOlk, Ports
mouth. Old Point WaYeriY. aickstoIt. Va, and
az pvi's =. al ,,,,ia 40
AMI kAppausunOck rivers, al loves. ratios. AID
through bills issued
LUClkN h. TATUM. ylce-Prealt0ni,
Ne. ilN llain street and kocgettA
IRWIN WElsgGBg, Freisnt aud Passenger \ gen.
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RACKET AGAINST IEBgR And AIS IN THE CIR
CUT COURT OF THE IOgSTY or 1ESRICO.
I, W. s. Leake. clerk Of Tho said court. do GER
thy that Special comm .siOner h. o. James has
given tho bond rcQuir 4 by the decree entered
in SAID cause on tue 18Th day o. February. 1882.
Given under my hani tins 18th day Of Febru-
AIRY, 1854
10 70 W :. LEAKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26

COh&ECIlUA-
Train Va % connects daily a. Keysyilis
Chase Ci y. Clsrksyliie, OXFORD, Durham.
ders0a. ami Raleigh. Connects daily ~ Gree.
bOr0' Tor Durham. balsish. salem. Aud Wlnsst
aud ali points Oa Norm CarDLaa Division q
salisbury Ia Asheyile. Hot springs. aud a.
points IN Western Nor b Carolina, anI =, Chtr-
l0tie Tor Charlotte. Columbia AID Augusta raj
road.
Train 40. - c~nnects daily q, Grecnsbor5 for
Salem. winston. Rae gh. OOldsbOro. aud Moro
heal City; at salisbury Tor Ashoviile. lot
springs. Glt All points In Western North cSr5-
Ina 81 Charlotte Sitg Charlotte. Columbia ald
Augusta railroad iOr columbia. Ausgsls. Aiken,
Charleston. savannah. Ih0masyii!e. Go, Jazz
sOnuile, ani othsr Florida pOiuts siss. Win
CarOliis Centra, railroad for Wilmington
Trains from tho South arrive az kiclmoni S3
A. "A. aud $50 f. n.
fAMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Afoafo u'htlyuIs sss.ssssss- nv T. ".
AFriVo hicamord. A. VI.
tuLOygR ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond. .....-.......,.........s.iS A NJ.
Arrive aochcstff...s...f.- ....-..s...n.51 =. ".
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OOMMIssIONERSAU AUCTION SALE
Os
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
ON FOURTH NEAR p STREET;
TWENTY-sEvEN DESIRABLE
BUlLDlNG-LOTS
FRONTING on THIRTY-THIRD STREET, P
STREET, AND OAKWOOD AVENUE;
AND
TWO TRACTS Or TIMBERED LAND
IN NEW KENT COUNTY, NEAR BOTTOMS
BRIDGE.

BY virtue Of o certain decree OF Henrico Cir
Gull Court, Ia the salt Of racket rs. Leber aud
ais., entered on the 18Th day Of February, 1859,
the undersigned special commissioner an
polluted hereby shall proceed to sell at public
auction, upon he promises. on
THURSDAY. MARCH Z. 1889
commencing az 3 o'clock F. ~, the above-de-
scrined PROPERTY. embracing a ID t>IRABLE
TNp-sTObY BRICK DWELLING vi h rooms.
large lot fronting ,6H2j0 feet on the west side OF
Tnirty-fourth uear street: lots fronting - TO
20 feet each on the south line OF Z street between
Tnrty-tnirI aud 1hlrty-iOuTlh streets; 3 1918
fronting % feet each on the north side OF p be-
tween thirty thirI and Tbirty-tourtn streets ::
lots fronting 30 feet each on the ea { side OF
Thriy-thirI betNeoa = aud q streets, and 3
lots fronting - feet each on the west side Of
OakwoJi avenue near street.
his property Is very dosirably located, being
love. ami pretty building lots, ard situated noar
10 the eastern terminus Of the electric street car
line.
considerable amount Of building and i'm
proTements has recently been made ia this
yicinl y, ami purcha ers may reasonably OK
Vect TO realize a good profit on Their investment
In very short time. plat OF tho above pro
perry may &c seen at tho office Of the auc:ioneor.
Also, en-
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1889.
at 1 o'clock p NJ. upon tho premises. will sell
tue TWO TRACTS OF LAND IN New Kent coun-
~ peor Bottoms bridge ard about one mile
from tho YORK liver railroad.
First. Tho ISLAND TRACT. containing soK
ACRES, ami adjoining mo lands VI Robert r.
Carer aud 0is.
Second :. 4 TfACT adjoining the above con-
tanning 81 ACRES and POLE.
The auovc lands are well nnOcrd and have
some improvements. end icing rliuhtoj 50 uear
the ) ork. liver railroad, 10y Tnicn the timber can
80 easily be carried 90 market. should render It
very gaiuablo.
TgENs: ono third cssh balance at slI. twelve.
and eighteen msnths, with interest added from
day Of sale. and tito retained until all tho pur-
chase money - paif ana deed ordered by tho
Court: or ali cash, at the option vf the pur-
chaser s. o. JAMES,
Special Commissioner,
ID ~ str A q srscr = rnup aNn -rg TINY Gre
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OLD DOMINION STEAM IN
~ SHIP COMPANY. EA
FOR NEW YORK

Iicsets can IS obtained at A. ". Garber's, 1910
Nam street: ChesapesaO aud ONO aud Rich
moad GOd Petersburg tepots, and 90 companys
Ccices, 1901 main street. and wharf, kOcGetts-
freight forwarded aud through bills Of la.dlDg
Issued gcr poinfs beyond New YORK.
freight received daily uuttl hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS WE'D sESDAlS. THU RSDAfs. and
szIURDhIs Dy me Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way tCid NeTpOrl News at $40 a. NJ aud Oy
Richmond ana Petersburg railSoad same days.
1888 a. NJ. Will mako connection AZ NOR
tCLH with steamer eadDg tDose days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
No. 1904 Nsiu street. ami
eu23 Company hoyketts.
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leave Arrive
II. Ricnmont Peter buls.
TRAINS NoafnwAaD


'paly fiany except soal.g
sgOPPING-pLACEN
Nos. 4. Is and q maze no stops. NJ -
stops ON rirua A. lrlfraIl 80 - s'n.s
only on sigma. az Chester. CeririlA .ni
Manchester No od Stops on sg.sl a "a
regular stations anu also - Temples all Pr.
Nsithall Nos o. 80. rs, AMI Do Nni sQ9 % 80
stations for passeuycrs.
IJLLNAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos 10 ana - sleep .ng-csrs hstsesa
New YORK. and lamps. a.. ,riI Jacksonville.
CA Trans Nos. II ani ~ s.eerlng-cari between
Masnin gt0n AMI Charleston AMI n'fweeo Wa,h-
insion and Jacksonville. ON Train 80 =
fioeping-CArs between Seq lork ani ia ts1a.
Vile. On Trains NOL - AMI ~ f'Heping-Cnrs
between Sew York and lAoinasyii-, ga GA
Trains Nos. 70 ard Oh sieepilc cars between
Washington and Jacksonville and between hca-
moud ami Florence :. e..
IN addition 90 he above
TnE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
consisting Of y4stibulo Pullman car. only. leaves
Richmond. southDouud. 90 5.s3 q. ". on Non.
days, Wednesdays. AMI .rlayS aud leayss
Petersburg. nor;hbound. st 7ei A. ~. On rues-
days. lhursdaya, aud sAsa rdayA ENua fare ~
charged on tnfs .snl1
1nEONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK.
lEhvs. ARRfvS
Richmond. 'a.-o A. Il. Norfolk ..i.e5P.M
Rlcomoai ..'b.0O p st. Norfolk...... s.,0 ?. a.
Norfolk ......'s:.1 A. NJ lich'. Ond. ..l.l. A. n.
NOrfolk. ..... 70 T. 81. kicbmond. ...s:S q. ".
those rains also .nage close connections f)r
Fsrmvilic. Ign 'nburg. and Southwestern polntN
and all stations 0n The Norfolk ana Western rail-
-oAi. x. NJ 81 LILY.
tuperln teuieuL
r. r. ID. MYFRs. General Superintendent
T. II, EMERSON. General Passenger Agegt
SOL HAAs. franic Manager Jas
DLCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-NAlL fAst-fKElGlIr LINZ
TO AsD FnOM BALTIMORE. PhiLA-
DELpHlA. NEW YORK, AND
EA>TEkA And WEar-
ERN CiilSo.
ONLY TWELVE hCl - BETWEEN RICH.
MOND AND BALTIMORE ~ ZACH
DIRECTION
Correspondingly quick ume % other pointa
Through bills OF laiing issued a. low rates.
&. 4. TAYLOR
mol General Freight gent
PICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
Ia RAILROAD
SCHEDULE or TRAINS ~ EFFECT
JANUARY gd, 1879
ONLY LINZ RUNNIN1 SOLID TRAINS
BETWEEN
RICHMOND And LiNCHBURG.
Through Accom-
Mail moi stiOa
'|o.t no =
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
4 1 AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. >chedule
commenting FEBRUARY Il. lso9-eastorn stan
dard time:
7:2 4. NJ. leaves Dyrl-Street station daily
s,ops only az Ashland. junction, Mil
ford, anG Fredericksburg. Sleeper TO
Washington srl AUw YORK.
Ii:O7 A. NJ leaves Byrd-Street station daily, ex-
ccpt SUNDAY. sleeper 20 Washington.
6e5 p NJ. leave, Dyri-suecl station daily.
sleeper TO New YORK.
$50 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd-strset station daily.
Sleeper from New lors.
22s P. NJ. arrives at 5yri-~trect station daily:
stops no FrsdoricksOurg, Milford. and
junction. sleeper fro Washington
aGd New YORK
7:i5 p. ". arrives az Byrd-Stroet station daily
except sunday Sleeper from Wash
lngicn.
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
consisting o. vestibuie Pullman cars. leaves
Byd-Stieot station at $40 A. N. on tuesdays.
n .rBlQys. and Saturdays, aud arrives al alj
=. A. on Mondays, Nedne,daya, anu Fridays.
THIS train makes 30 local stops and extra fare
is charged. tirst uOrtn-bOuld TRAIN lea'os
Thursday, 10th instant,
ASHLAND TRAINs
DAILY EXCEPT sUHDAYA
4,OOP. NJ. accommodation leaves Byri-Strect
station: arrives az Ashland az T. NJ
Goa p. NJ. leaves Elba. arrives at Ashland a.
d:42 T. n.
SAB A. NJ. accommodation arrives a. Byrd
Str u station: leaves Ashland at
7:E A. "A.
t:59 P. N. arrives a. Elba. leaves Ashland at
5:l2 y. 81,
C. 4. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
Z. 7. b. MYEas. General superintendent
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Statesmen EVERY.

NM AIMED, SALEOMEN ENEh1-
w WHERE for our adjustable Door Plates
tcau sell and deliver at once), four styles OF
Door Bells, metal and white enamel letters.
house numbers. &c. Samples circulars. &c,
free. NEW YORK DO0R-PLATE COMPANY,
Albany, n. Y. 10 23-d
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IGOR RENT, OFFICES.

\ - II
500 per ennum, corner Main and ninth
streets, two connecting rooms, lately used a.
Mayors ONCE.
$3.50 per annum. corner Main and Eleventh
streets, National sank building.
500 DER annum. corner Nam and Eleventh
streets, National Bank building.
800 per Gnpum, over GIL east Main street.
(WesL Johnston & COY
FRANK D. HILL & Co,
70 23-3t Real Rstate Agents and Brokers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-12
SUNSET cox,s FUNERAL.

To Take Place Friday-Distinguishe
Men VIII Act Pail bearers.
New YORK, Sept 12.-The funeral of
s. s. Cox win take place Friday morn
ing at the Presbyterian church, Tenth
street and University place.
The following gentlemen have been
selected as pail bearers, but several
changes in the list may be necessary:
Gen. Sherman, Vice President Morton,
]. T. Agnew, Senator Dawes, Superin-
tendent Kemball, Gen. f. A. Walker,
ex-Attorney General Garland, ex-Gov-
ernor Hoadley, Charles A. Dana and
Col. Cockerill.
A list of alternate pail bearers has
been made out, including the names of
ex-President Cleveland, Vice President
Morton, Governor Hill, Hon. A. G..
Thurman. Chief Justice Fuller, Senator
Beck, Thomas Ewing and Senator
Payne.
Letters of sympathy have been re-
ceived by Mrs. Cox from many noted
personages, including ex-President Cleve-
land, Governor Hill, Vice President Nor
ton, Senator Voorhees,, w. s. Holman
and Senator Hiscock. Among those
who left cards at the door were Murat
Halstead, Clifton r. Breckenridge, Mayor
Grant, o. B. Potter, s. ". White and
Postmaster Van Cott. Flags on muni-
cipal buildings win be placed at half
mast during the funeral
WASHINGTON, Sept 12.-Gen. Clark,
clerk of the house of representatives, has
appointed committee on the part of
the house to attend the funeral cere-
monies over the remains of Representa-
tive Cox. The committeeman are named
below: Ex-Speakers Carlisle and Ram
dali, Messrs. Holman, Felix Campbell,
Seney, Heard, Mutchler, Kelley, Cam
non, Reed, Burrows, O'Neall (Penna. J,
and Mckinley.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-12
Sc. Louis Must Pay Up.

NEW YORK, Sept 12. - President
Wikoff, of the American association,
has notified President Byrne, of the
Brooklyn club, that a fine of 81, 800 In
each case has been imposed upon the st.
Louis club for their refusal to finish the
game OF Sept. 8 at Brooklyn, and that
the Bro0klyns may retain all percent
age of receipts due the st. Louis club
for playing any scheduled games with
the Br0oklyns. All other clubs have re-
ceived notice to retain the St. Louis per-
centages of game until the above
amounts have been made up.