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made chairman OF the Railroad Committee
and also chairman Of the Sub Committee OF
the Whole. While serving IN this capacity
he was leader IN defeating one OF the most
corrupt Jobs that appeared during the ses-
sion OF 1862. II was an attempt 70 PVT
surface railroad on Broadway, New lo's
city. After that the House never disagreed
with repor, tbsi had }enismin i. Tracy'S
approval.
on Jane %, 1862. Governor Morgan re-
quested Mr. Tracy 10 raise regiment from
the counties 81 Broome. Tompbns, ana
Tioga. lie raised two--the One-hundred~
and-niuth and the Onc-hundret-and-
seyenih--rot his commission. md was gwen
command 81 the former. When be resigned
at the close OF The war he had aiaiocd tue
rauk Of briCa lier.general. In 1856 he re-
ceived the appointment OF United states DiN-
let Attorney Tor the Eastern district OF
New York, aud held the position unti 1870,
when he resigned. He was OF counsel in nc
famous Beccher. Tliou suit, $50. In 1881
he was nominated bv the Republicans Tor
Mavor OF Brooklyn. bat withdrew In faN or
Of Seth Low, VINO was elected. lie has been
a candidate for supreme Court iudge ana Tor
district attorney Of Kings county. General
Trscy Il a man OF fine presence aud address.
lie hiss always been an earnest servant oil MS
MARTY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

NJ $50 o'clock f.. H. shall SCH by pu bile auction,
on the rremi-cs. the anovc-namci ~oll-knpWu'
atfrartiyciy located. large. aud substantial
VHtEI-SIOkt BRICK DWELLING. containing
about twelve rooms * fine size, wide hal, nigh
ceilings, spario1-, we'll arranged, OF the NOS,
substantial character, and having fino 10. OF
about "gzi63 feet, with a vide alley leading from
600 rear to Third street.
Eya small outlay Tor Improvements he value
All rtfra ivcne-s Of 'u.J property nay be
greatly enhanced. Inc location f. central AMI
rlnveniou. The SURROUNDINGS pleasant. and TO
pr0p,-.y in 1u respects such a. 20 conn naud the
attention of purchasers. whethor Tor occupancy
or Investment there being AZ all times good do
maud ~ the better clss- at tenants Tor homes IN
tlI4 convenient and desirable locality
TERMS: Liberal, and snu0uncei M sale
MAO j. H. ELAN, Auctl0peer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

VETANTED.-ANNBODY HAVING
w YOUNG SQUADS Tor sale eau nn1 quiz
chaser 81 1909 east Clay street NH t-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

CEEWE, Va, March J, Io9I.
TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,--Wtll you inform me through
volr pqper which is the third best hand III
drlw- poker, a. / have BET Of SO 90 It.
Yours truly, IL. ". +.
"A fun hand. The best hand is q straight
nu.h, the second best iours, and the third
best a full hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
DlCHMOND BAZAAR. 1C
~ Nos. 1893 AND 1870 FRANKLIN STREET. N~<>
AUTrION NALKS-FHture Days.
BY James b. Elan,
Roal Estate Agent and Auctionoer,
1913 Main street

THAT VALUABLE RESIDENCE
I no. 3ii EAST CLAY STREET
THE LATE B8OCAESBROuGH kE>lDENCEh
ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
70 BE SOLD b. PUBLIC AUCTION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

WANTED, BY A YOUNG Man OF
W some BuoNledse e business. A POSITION
in IN Onice where uo may learn something ani
make himself generally n-sfuL salary no oc-
ject al first hetereuces given. Adlre-s e.. Il.
l.. caro- Disyq'ch. NH J-lf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

came colonel. lie YVES il the battle Of Pea
Ridge, was present at the surrender OF
Nick>hurg, and tooE pagt in the cavalry "a d
into Alabama and GcOrHa. At The close Of
the war he WIS promoted 70 hrIeadicr-
gen ral~hip for m"rtori0u, services. lie
was mustered ont ~ 1850. General Noble
was married in 1861 Two children wJe
born Of the marriage, ncittcr % whom are
living. After the war General Noble sell
tied IN 81. Louis. where he was made United
states District Attorney hy Pre,i1on' JoliB-
son. lie resigned biz. position IN 1870, and
has since been engaged in the private prac-
lire OF law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

Hsrriso1. Miller entered Hamilton College
al sixteen years OF age. and was graduated
~ twenty. When be ieft college be- taught
school and studied Inv at the same time for
two years. he pursued reading under the
instruction OF judge Waite, OF Toled0.
Ohio, aijcrwlrd CHEZ justice Of the United
states Supreme Court Completing bis
studies be- returned 10 Oneida county, aud
wss married.
Soon ai'er he took his BRIDE to Fort
Wayue. Ind, where he began practice. he
remained ~ Fort Wayne eight years, and
three children were bora 70 BIN there. The
eldest IS now twenty-five wears Of age tine
next. Il son. Is 3 junior ut Hamilton College,
and the third Is daughter about seventeen
years Of age. Miller rose rapidly Ia bis pro-
fesNon and soon stood NJ the head Of the
Fort Wayne bar an 1874 be received an
otter Of partnership with President Harrison
In indianapolis. Toe offer was At once ac-
cepted. sud be aud bis family removed 10 H.
dlsnap0lis and became intimate friends and
contributes OF the iiarriSons--the most in
Innate, o. Is stated, thatrhe President-elect
ever had.
In everything that pertains TO his Business
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Jeremiah Rusis. OF Wisconsin, secre-
tnry eff Agriculture.

Jeremiah Rusk was born IN Morgan coun'
~, Ohio. June l., 1880. and removed 10 -
consin and settled III Vernon IN 1870. ne
held several county Offices, was member o.,
the Assembly In 1862. was commissioned
major of 'he Twenig.hith Wisconsin Voluh-
leer infantry In july. 1852, ana vas aIEF,
ward promoted to the coionelcy. lie ser'ru
with General sherman from the siege o.
VIcksburg uutll mustered out at TIE close OF
The war. lie vas breycited bricadicr-gene-
raj for bravery a. the battle ~ >iik1ha'clie'
In 1866 he was elected tor term o. Two
years a. Comptroller Of Wisconsin, aud wss
reelected in 1868. HC lepre<cniedt Toe Si4lh
congregational district 10 the torty'aecond
Copcress and tae seventh dl,iliet IN the
Fortg.ihird aud the Forty-fourth congresses.
For several years he was a member 81 me
Congregational Republican 'ommittee, ana
was a delegate 10 the National Repubili'n
Convention IN Chicl@O In 1850. lie was
elected Governor IN 1851, aud was reelected
in 1855. and was again reelected I'D lS>b.
hi. term q, Governor extended seven years
which il The longest period Oh any ENecu-
tive Of the state.
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AUCTION s.LEs-ru.urs Days.
j. n. ysloptine. huctioneer.
George II. Valentine and II. Benson. salesmen,)
No. 81 east Broad street
V,RUSTEES SALE OF WAGONS,
CrTTIvAToRs. FLOWS. LAwN-MOw-
ERs. HUBS, CHURNS,
wAsHING-HACHINEs, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY. MARCn oTn,

At If o'clock. ! will sell for Thomas c. Balm.
trustee, at No. 1894 cast ilsin street, part 81
the stock OF MessrA II. NJ. smith & Co, consist
ing Of
FOUR-HORsE WAGON.
SPK!NG WAGON.
1TWO-WHE EEL CULTINATOR
HAY TtDDER,
A largs lot OF one TWO and THREE HORSE
InOWS,
WASHING-MA INES.
one lot WAGON WHEELS,
ono lot CHU rms ard CLOTHES-WRiNGERS,
one lot WAGON-SPOKE~, HUBS. &c;
Several LAWN MOWERS.
ono lot q AXE AND PLOW- HANDLES.
SNArHS, CHAINS. JACkLE-BIOCkS, AMI
many Other useful and valuable FARM Sc
IMPLEMENTS ID which tho attention Of
farmers ami those Ia want j. requested.
THOMAS c. BAlN, Trustee.
NH 3-Su.Tu.1h6ss
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CABBAGE. CABBAGE, CABBAGE.
n will sell one carload CHOICE CABBAGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

James Gillespie Blaine wss bora on Janu'
AIRY 81, 1890. at Indian Hui Farm, washing.
ton county. Ia. After spending several
wears IS pupil in school at Lancaster, Ohio,
snd At The same time 50 an inmate OF the
residenc. Of his uncle. the Hon. Thomas
living. Secretary a the Treasury. Blaine
was entered as student at Washington Col
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
W. HE NiiIer. OF Indiana, Attorney
General.

William Henry Harrison Miller, former
law partner Of President Harrison, was born
in Augusta, Oneida county, New York,
nearly foriy-eighi years ago. His father wss
a whis, and an ardent admirer Of President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT a,-,ST..,,
' COMPANY. ior Norfolk Ports @81s6Asf...
mouth, Newport Nef-. DiArsWYnf. ana James
river landings direct, ~ elegant -aloOt steamer
ARIEL. leaving Richmond EVERY hONDAl
WEDNESDAY. anI tkiDAl q. , s.. NJ. street
cars connect
Connexions a. NeHpo,. Sow for Oi Po.n.
and Smlth.r.I, ana -r HCr0I. r.l- y n.L Ali
limos f0ruorfne "a cite. same Afternoon Ja.les
riyor Dy daylight. Dleal tours, lll0. 1leapos.
route.
through tickets on steamer an o. Gsruor's
Agency IpJI Maiu street haggsg8 checked
through. state-r0.ms engaged Io. Sag o. AlEl,
Frs.sl. received daily Tor tori1.g. Porfs-
ro0utr. Old Point M1ftriT ulckaflfi. va, and
au u..nts iG E.st.rn Sorll DalOIul. Eastern
Virginia. unf ail regular laniing5 0a fle jauuss
and Kagpnhanu..E rivers, al loves. rates, aud
through bills ifsue1
LCCltN g. TATJM. Yl.e-PresiterL
$50. III, Main s,rrota li O. rLc'tA
L. =.
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r0R HEHT

nor RENT, LARGE FOUR-T
J STORY -iND-Cui.AH NAtNlJI-
corner rankin RId Governor streets. Oh. entity
occupied uy Mcs.rs. Roup tre d br.i..t a-
trunk factor. Very suitable .or nau4-
tac.uTir . business. 81 iioN q CO.,
mh 3>u3W2t lJll .iall stree.
L'OR REST, Nos. 1921 AND 1s25r-
I west clay street. containing six rooms ;1
each aul modern convenience. Those pt lll-
INGs are now. neat, ami conveniently afrarc. ID.
10 good icu6n the rent viii Doe pa. a. ti-..j pei
noah. NAMING t.~I AfLr- & CO.,.
nA -c0d2t Il0l. Siam street,
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Racket AGAysr LEBgg AID Ata-tN Tux CIR
CUT COURfOF THg COUNTY o. ARNRlcO.
!. Vs.. =. Leake. clerk Of tho sGid court, do cer-
tify thar special Commissioner b. O. James has
given the uOnd required by she decree entered
N sad cause on the 1874 day o. February. 1889.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Febrl-
ar, 1859.
10 a6 W = LRAkR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

DHuLADELPHIA, KIC IL s>fETS
s-S.s3sdSa
HOND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COBPASY

Appointed sailing day. Every TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY az j. M. All every SUNDAY d.
A. ".
Freight FOR Tuesdays suI Fridays' steamers
received till li:5l A. IT.. Tor sundays steamer
III - p. 81. Saturday. Freight received daily 81
2. ".
Fare, S.
FOR further information apply %
j. s. MCCARkICK.
General Southern Agent, O1i-s Rocko,&
S.. T.. CLiD DE 4 Coz
mol General AGENTS phllAdei ph.A.
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RKAL E~IArE ~ PnIYAra sAl

REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SAL.
EOR SALE, q
i RESIDENCES. a
sioU-DWELLING on west Grace s,-ce, ,mo-
. ru.
tgL100-HANDsONE RESIDENCE on west
s..,0J-NEW MODERN BRIcK DWELLING or
Beech street.
il,5.-NEW FRAMED DWELLiNG On west
Ciav street..
$ N0-srOPE AND DWELLING era DWELL
INt aIjni.lng.
fJO-3loore street, now and neat
BJILDltGGRO
3l2 f-l2FEEl ou Hanover s,reetat Pa-- street
21 FEET we-t Lcle. 5tr' .
~ FEE On west Floyd street.
I4J Ffi.fDu Grove fu,.t
-0U FEET on iar, avenue.
MANNING G.. STAPLES & CO.
NIB 3-Su. W&ll-B
TWO CHOICE GRACE-SIRELT
4 CORNEt PROPERTIES Or private .ll,
NH 3-e0Iat AIiEE-DN o. SD.
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New York and Europe, connected with the
Eads ship-rai!way scneiae aud other large IN
tcrcsls.
Window was born IN Ohio IN 1877. He
had pfacticed law for seycTl years IN his
native state. when in $50 he removed 10
Minnesota. During The ten years lSjS-'GS
he was = member Of the House OF Represen
tstivcs vt Washington. He was appointed
United states scnstOT to iiil vacancy in
1870, and the following year was elected Tor
fun term. In lS,6 tie was reelected, aud
was senator when appointed secretary Of the
Treasury IN ISL. ia 1873 be was = candi.
date for reelection tn the Senate, but Nj.
Sabin carried of the prize.
During the tIue when The President
and Nj. Window were In the senate to-
getber thew sat near each other and were
good friends.
Redneic Proctor. Of Vermont. Secre-
tEry OF war
Among reasons for tue recognition OF the
Sreen Mountain state In Cabinet counses
are gwen The enueuce OF Nr. Proctor m
his party. II beng stated that be yirtuslly
controls II IN b., own state, aud The TACT thai
he, as the Chairman OF the vermont delega.
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att O'clock p. NJ. upon tho premises. will sell
the 4 WO TRACTS OF IAND Ia New Kent cOun-
NJ. 9ear Bottoms bridge. AID about one mic
from tue Xork- ffvor railroad.
TirsI The ISLAND TRACT. containing 80 Z
kCRE>, AMI altoiniug the lands Of Robert r..
CARER aud Us.
secondly. A TRACT adjoining the above con-
tanning 81 ACRES aud POLE.
Ina above lAnds are we'll umocred aud have
some improvements. and feiug situated 80 ue&r
the OK River railroad. by Enich tne timber can
- easily be- carried 10 Market should render 1t
very valuable.
TgRHs: ono third cash. balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months. w,th interest added from
day 81 sale. and title retained until all the pur-
chase money is PAID ani q decd ordered by the
Court: Or al cash, a. the option Of the pur-
chaser b. o. JAMES.
Spocial COmmlss,c nor,
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.Nos ant rln daily tetse@A hcl'loa1 sri
CrD0n + .rge tni 1als cr.r1. >-l4ay to,s'-l
Balcony ass tld Lexrgtol.
Aki1A RICHMOND
4N1 P.n. NAlLcsly
SIS q. a. ACCOMMODATION daily leIo3.
sunday.
tONN IiONs
A. tLfgn lnrsf Wl.i ileftf 'Ik9 al Olp
falsgy Or .he >oltt. Wesf. GA N.tfnee,.
a yuca1aiS Wfl No. I.k ari Western raj
road i0g an points ~ou.n. SOL. nH.4H hfl -ut..i.
Scst. ami Virginia Mlllaui railway for al poiali
NOr.h and SCUM.
As Rrlm0l wita A.sr-la.,i Railways 'or al
poiufs ln ihe south. aul sica.n 'nl. 'isrl,ks-
burg aud Pofomat ranroatf ..' t0gia.
A. LeElpgiOl VITA b4ialnrs ara ono ad-
roal, MAKING 81 40 connections a. larp'ra
Ferry W ana from plttsO4tgl aai no Mess Ais)
IL points North aai last.
Slosping-cars Lyn'a0ucg ~ Memphis N'f
Orleans, and Lli'ii iiots.
Trans markell dai,y eKcsp. sunday
'dauy
Main street. loo Maia styoft, AMI ~ ksaloont
And Ailoglaay dspoG klgnth an NanAl suco->
JOHN h. MACMUhpo.
noA 1aasral pASsAagAr AsalA
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THE CABINET.
THOSE WHOM HARRISON HAS SELECTED
AS ADVISERS.
Sketches Of Their Cersers-Ths Man OF
Maine TO the
Fore.

We give below brief sketches OF the mem
bers OF President Harrson's Cabinet.
,o.G Rtatne. Of Maine. secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

Mr.. Miller IL model OF precision, and Pres-
dent Harrison has come 10 regard him as ao'
solutely necessary to him, whether In or OUT
OF Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

lege. Washington, Pa, whence be was
graduated in l>t1
After his graduation Nr. Blaine taught Tor
some years ia the schools OF the neighbour
hood. Then he did journalistic work
and was Cd tor 81 The Portland Advertiser
when. IN 1888 b. was elected TO tie Maine
Legislature, Of which he was q member four
years. A. the begirDing 81 bis last term Of
two years be was chosen Speaker. In 1852
he was seat 10 Congress. IT. was repeatedly
reelected from the same district, and in
1863 was made Speaker Of me House. Mr..
Bainc entered uron ms duties as \ senator
81 the United states In 1857. Iic had VOioI
agan,t the Electoral Commission biz
on the ground that IL was uucou'iiiu
iionai. In 1850 he was. rs lu 1876, a
candidate for the presidential nomua-
ton, which was given 10 his friend Garfield.
who after his election called bin TO hls
Cabinet es secretary o. state. Mr Blaine
retired on the secession % Mr.. Arthur to the
presidency snd cuployed himself iu wrltine
MS Twenty Years 81 Congress In 1881
be WAS nominated for the presidency and
defeated ty Grover Cleveland Sc declined
10 be 4 candi late OF The Republican CoDycn.
ton las, year aud assisted M the successful
canvass made on behalf q President HaIri-
son.
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old DOMINION STEAM IN
~ SHIP COMPANY. ~
--.s.asA.l-..

FOX NEW lbkk.
steamers leave Richmond EVERY TIL ESDAT
ami FRIDAY &C. J.. ".
steamers icaYo Now YORK 'or Richmond
EYEal WEDNESDAY and SAIt kDAl q.
~. arriving 10 Richmond MONDAY al fHI-
DAY MORNINGS.
Pas.enEec accommodations unsurpassed
Cauln faro t1 Sew YORK riE J.nca-riHcr
route unciLdiug mea.s az ucrt1.......-.f ID
kound-trp L-sel,, ..m.'ei % thirty days
after dat- of is Ie. ........-...... - ''
Sfe,rsge VITA -.L-.stcuce. ............. CO.. ID
SteerAge, NltuOA. slusi-telco. .......-.. ~
Cauil fare 81 Chesapeake and Ohio fau-
WAY .--....s-..at. Az ~
Cabin faro 70 iacnuoud and Petersburg
ralrosi. .......... .........-...-. 10 %
T.rsois can bo obtained a A. ". Carriers, 100
Nam street. Chesapeake snd Oh.) AMI Rich
moud aud Petersburg depots, snd ~ com panys
or'cos, 1901 Main street. and wharf. Rockets
Freight forwarded aud through bills Og lsdlnS
issued FOR points beyond Sew N0fA.
Freight received daily unill hour u sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond ca NUNDAf<
TUkSDAiS WEDNESDAYS. rAl ksDAl =, and
SATURDAYS BY the Chesapeake aaI ONO rail-
way lr,a Newport News a. : ~ a. NJ. aud uy
Richmond ana Petersburg iai1oa; came days.
q. loss A. NJ, WILL make connection a. NoH-
FOLK With steamer leaving ,aosc days
GEORGE v. ALLEN u CO., Agents,
No. 1901 dsin street and
su9 CompaaY's wharf. kocxesA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

4 UCTION SALE OF TWO NEW
p FRAME DWELLINGS OE MOORE STREET
G.IAIEA OAK and HARRISON srkEEIS.-
ST. Old. request of fte owner, who ncci- mo
-i1u.y iu ii- business, We will sell ty auction,
on nae premises, on
SATURDAY. MATCH o., lsso,
..-o'r'1.I D.. ~. those Two DESIRABLE, new
Ftt.l HORSES situated H- above. These
aOr..- contain -four rooms each. AMI are in q
location Bbi.n ril always command good
.ou.u-. ana should ultra @ tAe attention % par
ti.--.e .luca gooi iUye tmrnt or homo
immediately AFTER ihl7 sale we vii ofer .
-,tt-. HOUSE rs TIE REAR ON WILLIAM
STREET, containing three rooms.
TpRu.: Easy. H. G.. TlNSLEY & CO..
ulp Auctoneers.
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thereby certify that the boud required o. Z.
r. Leland. Commissioner la Deicre-meg ton OF
CAUSES, has been duly given.
Tos:ei ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
iAl2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

HUNTER & RUSSELL, GRAND
| : Rapids, Mich, want cauya-,ers foc Elcrfrc
Door. ilates, Bells. Mai Boxes, House NumDers,
aud AIarM. sam Ie- -L.n. ~ .l-.Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

stop5 on.y ou sigma al tnn n.
siops 90 sigma ~ t~nNaN-
.,rly ora signal a. tNsttrU l.u..tH ass
Man-he-tcr ~. o. sNHs .l -fh AZ 81
regular stations ans also a. 'H.n f-l
Na.halL SCR. ~. .o. u.4 aiI '. '. ''
stations for pass'n, r.
r..lNAHItr -rrsIe
On Trains No-. ff.l p.n. t' ,Ha
Ncn Ur. aua Tampa. a.. rt
on Trains Nl~. Do l4i .. no .t 't'' 'N-'l
Mashinytln Eri ti ares. ant f~Hl "tt
luet.l t.i 10 -t..t..f N. ..'.N .'t
sleeping c,rs Hetserl N-v ..s .li ie t'H
between Sew FORK sui If.n"-f -i 'i '.
Ira.us Sos. 80 nui o. srrpi.- SIS F-A
WlsHingila aulJa E-oasi..c aba BE- fr'. i.
ulDnl sni Florence, -. g..
ina addition tp isr above
luENtW YORK AID FLORIDA ~r.C'i.
consisting ~ fe-fIru.o rllIthn cas- D.Ig. .a."'
Richmond. sou'tnI4ni. o. i
day. N.i1eslay-. ali .a1-. al .'.f
Petersburg. u1rtlJ gnI. a. o.. s.. ~. I'D I..-
"a. g.. lD.r-lafs, nri oasIfIA}A Lava ials -
charged o0 nus frafu.
IHLO>LY ALL-RAlL LlSE ro >og-'LA.
IEAYr sHAlrk
Rirtmoni. '3-o 4. ". Norfr ...... '' r. f
klcfm0aI ...'toj r.. ~. Norf1.k .......l..l '.
norfolk. ....-' 1891 A. y. l....u'. i....t.I a. .
Aorfol .'..J g. 80. D.. Auo.l ..f D.. l
Ilt.s .ralu- a.-3 MAKO -I.to .N..r-..0.s t..
Farmgile. LFlcn. .fe. ard >.a't Fes.. rI t'i.'t
aliG sla..0ua 90 tl5 t.tiIis alt 3D. .-..-. "a.
rOAi. DID n. t.it.
~Tte-.l.a1I .A-
FIT. ID NYgRs. Genera Superintendent
D. " EMEk-os. general B. s,.e.s .. $50 ct
sor.n,As. iranc Manage "a
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANf
II RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE VI lkAlN, is Eefs'f
IANi ANl g.. 3..
ONLY LlNEKlNNlNn SOLID TRAINS
BEI NtLN
RICHMOND 40 ID NNlhi Aa.
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position two years, then, in 1861, went INTO
business 10 partnership with Nathan Brown,
whose sister ne married. The partners put
in two thousand dollars each, and soon pros
pered a. the reward OF diligence and good
business JUDGMENT. They were shrewd al
yerusers, 50 the surviving plrtneris to-day;
the whole Of the first days pr fits were spent
by them In single business announcement
IN the Philadelphia Ledger Brown died
twenty years ago. MIS- Wanausk,r Is sill
living. and her husband 70 head OF one Of the
best-Ordercd and happiest households in the
land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

By Ravilnc. g Rose,
Peal Estate Agents ana AGcaonce,s,
80. "a u0.ta Lc.ta stress.
VALUABLE G. EN- 7 Il \ l. l. ! o
LOCATED PROPERTY,
WILMA
LARGE BRICK DWELLING AID OCrnrILD-
fNGe.
SITUATED AT THIS NORTHWEST CoRN sR
OFTUI3D AND LEIGH STREETS,
FOR YEAns IuE RESIDENCE OF THELATE
MAJOR TP. IgfHFH.
WITH ALARGE IOr IROrTtNG q FEET OS
LEIGH STREET
AND RUNNING BAGS iiSFEEr.
At AJCuOE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

WANTED. A WOMAN TO COOK.
W Must Dee experienced and bring reference.
4Of cast Clay rtrect. nh l-Il
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03
Or. GrT>sOm's Successor.
Gold Leaf.)

Gold Leaf
DR.. VIM. r, Wood, of Scotland
Neck, Halifax county, was last week
elected Superintendent of the North
Carolina Insane Asylum. at Raleigh,
to succeed DR.. Eugene Grissom. The
Board Of Directors have done well.
We know DR.. Wood, and In all the
range of our acquaintance we do not
know better man. We suppose he
is "a well qualified to fill the position
as anv man in the State who has not
had special training and experience
in the line Of duty to which he is
called. A well furnished physician
of long and successful practice, a
courteous, high toned, chiValrous
gentleman. 8 man of vigorous intel
lect, cultivated talent, generous I'M
pulses, kind and sympathetic ma
ture, and in the very prime of life
and usefulness, We regard him in
every way fit successor of DR.. Girls
som. ID justice to whom iT must be
said has done a great work for the
State and the unfortunate persons
who were placed under his care and
treatment, whatever else may now be
said of him.
knowing Dr.. Wood as we do, and
believing hiu to be admirably suited
for the dlties Of the high and re-
sponsible position to which he has
been elevated, his election is parti-
cularly gratifying to us.A short while
previous to the election DR.. Wood
was endorsed by the Board of Health
of Halifax county. The Board Is
composed Of physicians among whom
he associated and practiced his pro
fession, and who know aud appreci-
ate his worth and character.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03

SOME INTERESTING FEATURES.
THINGS TO BE LEAEEED.

Among the many attractions at
the State Fair will he the following
The Farmers State Institute will
be open every day. Distinguished
speakers will be on hand from Tues
day till Friday.
There will be an exhibit Of road
making with a machine that will do
the work OF a hundred hands. Coun-
ty Commissioners from every county
in the State would End that part OF
the Fair quite interesting.
There will be a Grand Alliance
Mass meeting on Wednesday night
the 10th October (Falr week IN the
city at s o'clock sharp. Prominent
Alliance men from this and other
States will be present, and imports
ant matters will be considered. AL,
lance Headquarters will be estab.
lIshed on the Fair Grounds in tuli
view of the Entrance Gate. near
Agricultural Hail, in charge Of L. L.
Polk State Secretary. and will be
kept open during the week for TIE
accommodate OF the visiting mem.
berS,