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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
FROM THE EASTERN SHORE.
Accomac County Jail-Mr. Grimslcy Ac-
cents a CaiI-Other Items.
Correspondence OF the richmond Dlspa'ch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspatchl
OSANcocK. VA, March |, 1890.
Tho Board of Supervisors of Accomac
have taken steps TO have the county jan en-
larged and improved with view TO making
II more secure and comfortable to prison.
ers. The jail has long been standing re-
proach TO the county. Not only have no.
torious criminals escaped from II repeat
cdlv. but il is dark, gloomy. and loathsome
dungeon. without separate cells ana sanl-
tary arrangements.
The board has referred the matter OF es-
Publishing a chan-gang TO Judge Giiiet, OF
the County Court, who, 1t may be sately
inferred. will do what il best for the IN
tcrests OF the county. II frequently hap
pens. especially in the winter season, that
there are many able bodied men III jail Tor
petty thefts and such like offences whose
maintenance in the long run IL severe tax
on the county. IL Is proposed 10 make
these men contribute somewhat 10 tnelr
own support by working on the pubic
highways.
Rev. :. L. Crimslev. who has for the
past eight years been pastor OF Union Bap-
list church on Chincoteague Island, has
RESIGNED that charge to accept a call across
the Chesapeake bay. Mr.. Grimsley has
been very efficient and popular pastor
and the church on the island has greatly
prospercd under his minlstratlons. lie -
an old Richmond boy and served through
the war rs a gallont Confederate soldier.
Ills departure is much regretted by the
community at large as well rs by his own
church members.
The Clerk of AccOmac County Court
issued a license several days ago for mar
riaee between man aged ,seventy-two ana
and woman sixtv-clght.
The people of tins section and especially
the hay-slde oystcrmen were delighted 10
hear thaf the General Assembly had re-
fused 20 lease TO Charles X. Lewis 32'UOO
acres Of oystcr-bods IN Pocomoke sound.
Tho peas in many places on the Eastern
Shore are SIX inc d. high. ripe Strawberries
have been gathered in some localities, and
all kinds of fruit-trees are putting out their
blooms and leaves kAIIIAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
"PReAcHER BILL" THE VICTIM.
4 Citizen of Chincoteague Caught in New
York by GrCen-GOods ShaTperS.
rCorrosponfenco Of he Richmond DisDatch.l

ONANCOCK. March ], 1871.
William 7. Reed Is one OF the local ceIe-
britleS on Chinc0tcaguc Island. It's itther
j. a noted character IN these parts. being
lifelong Republican and an ardent be
lever III the doctrines OF the Second Ad-
ventlsts. ~ are also al his SONS. OF whom
William, or, rs he IS more Familiarity known
on the island. preacher Bill IS the most
prominent. Some time 40 Preacher ~
left for New York Ostcnsibly 10 VISIT the
saints in that city and to be treated IN
charity hospital, but really. as II now turns
out. TO effect a deal with some GREEN
goods swindlCrs with whom he had had
some correspondence, and who nad as
sured hun that for few hundred dollars
Of genuine money he could get thirty
thousand dollars which lie could palm Oil
on the unsuspectlng merchants and oyster
men Of Chncoteague. The sWlndleTS m
formed Reed that lie lacked about $500
which be secured from Mr.. William Post,
an acquaintance OF his IN New YORK; on
the promise that IT would be returned III
three DAYS. The deal was mad" and one
Of the swindlcrs escorted Reed 10 ms
boarding house, where he took leave OF
him and gave him an urgent invitation to
call again.
Reed fastened up to his room, opened
his gripeark. and was overwhelmed WIN
astonishment t. find that instead Of money
il contained nothing but worthless plank
paper. The happy parson FASTENED nome
~ fast as he could, and made every enort
to keep the matter profound secret but
Mr.. Post. who had loaned HIM the money,
and who after writing to him several
times and failing TO get reply. came
down to Chincotcague several days ago,
and with the aid of formidable revolver
finally succeeded in bringing the parson to
settlement. The affair created a blg SEN
sation in Chincoteague, but 1t does not
seem to have lessened Reeds influence
Adventist saints there, 10 whom he Is ac-
customcd to minister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
NATIONAL ELECTON-LAW.
How Many Southern Members VIII sup
port It?


There have been rumor- a1oat for some
time that Mr.. Brewer. Ol North CAROLINA
and other Republicdumcmbcrs of Congress
from the South would moi support the pro-
posed national eiectiOulaw. MIR. Brewer
has stated as much IN several Interyl W,
and 1t is known that Mr.. rank, OF 81.
Louis. is also opposed To legislation OF TINS
character. Representative EWaTt, of
North Carolina, was asked to-day by
the Dispatch correspondent how he
stood on this question, and mo sad
that he had not given the subject AZ
careful consideration rs he intended dong
later on. hut he thought the Republcaus
in his part of the country we're much more
interested IN thc passage of the Blair edu-
cation bill and the repeal of the law taxing
tobacco than they were in electlon-laws.
He had not heard of any pressing
demand for an elecIOn-law IN the
South. Speaking of the Chandler bill.
which he has tad occasion 70 ex-
anime carefully, he said that that measure
was too sectional IN It's character and that
II would not do. Its spirit and intent was
too manifest and was aimedat the South.
If added Dir. EWart. 1--WE could have
national electiOn-law general and impartial
in its operations and which could be APP
piled TO all sections of the country .do
not know but that | would give such q
measure my support, but it is 4 difficult
thing 20 frame a Lii OF that kind
Mr.. Ewart further said that there was III
tie to complain OF 50 tar as elections IN his
part of North Carolina are concerned.
Having his attention called TO a recent
statement Of Mr. Parke Agnew. of Alexan-
dria, Va. that the politicians north Of
Mason d DiXOn's line knew no more about
the condition of affairs in the South than
they knew Of the interior Of Africa, Mr.:
ENart smiled, and in substance conceded
with Mr. Agnew's views on the subject:
The prevailing opinion is that a so-called
national election-law Will be discussed in
both branches of Congress, bat that it will
not pass. It Will give the Chambers, the
Hoars. and the Lodges a chance to make
political speeches and there the matter
VIII probably end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
THE BLAIR BILL.
A Lively Discussion Between Spooner and
Blair.

The Blair bill was again taken up in
the Senate TO-DAY, and Alr. Spooner,
of Wisconsin, vigorously opposed the
measure. He voted the first time for
the bill and has twice voted against
il. He claimed that out OF the ST.
OO0,O 900 proposed to be voted for
educational purposes S5S.OO0, 900 Of the
amount would 90 to the South. he got
really eloquent IN paving tribute to the
progress in the South since 1870, and de-
clared that the South is standing forth like
young giant. He insisted that the South
did not need this AID and complimented the
senators and press of that section on
the pride manifested in declaring that the
South did not want this help. He read
statements to show that the South was go
inc ahead. and that her wealth was plling
up so fast that she could regulate her own
schools and educate her children.
Mr.. Blair still claims that the bill will
again pass the Senate. and il it does it will
be put through with the aid ofthe votes OF
the new senators, their position not being
known positively. Ii is. however, claimed
that General Hawley and other Republican
senators have been Mt work among the
senators, and that they have changed
enough votes to beat the bill. Mr.. Blair
insists that as the country now has an
honest Administration-th Inference being
that the last Administration could not be
trusted--no Republican can afford to vote
against the bill. He will be highly dis
gusted man If his pet bill which has three
times passed the Senate should now be de
feated.
Mr. Spooner has been a bloody-shirt
fiirter on many occasions, but to-day in or
der 10 back up his arguments he paid
tribute to the progress of the South and
advertised that section 10 Rlight 90 favor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
rcrsnnal md Genernl.

Representative O'Ferrau announced IN
the House to-day that his colleague, Mr..
Lester. was absent on account of bcreayc-
mont in his family. MIR. Lester received "A
telegram Saturday. informing him that his
ared father was very III at their home IN
Flovd county. Va. and he left aS soon rs
possible. Yesterday Colonel O'fcrraIl re-
ceiyed telegram bringing the intclli-
pence that the father OF the member
from the Fifth district had passed away.
The House Committee On Claims to-day
favorallv reported Representative SKIN
pcr's bill authorizing the paymentot ST. ~
10 r. F. Adams, of Washington. y. c., Tor
services rendered the Government during
the war. .r
Among the noted men on the floor OF the
House to-day was General 3. /. But.,r r. OF
Massachusetts,. TIE old man Us stlll pretty
lively despite his advanced age and " bag
cy" appearance. he moves about oncf-
eetically, and the famous cooked eye Is
as prominent feature as ever
Frank M0tuers.ll, of richmond ana
J. H. Bartlett. If West Lynchburg, are re-
ei,tered az Wizards.
Representative Lee introduced IN the
House to-day lny request % OIL to pay
Sewell B. Corielt, of Alexandra county,
Va. $4,000 for stores taken by Onlon
soldiers during the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
ON PLEASURE BENT
And Not 70 Organize = lodge.

Fonrnrss MoNGoE. Va, Feb, %, 1880.
T. he Ejpor Of N Di>pGch:
Permit me TO correct an error which APP
pcarcd in your paper of the 18th instant
REGARDING the organization of lodge ot
knights of Pythias IN the town Of VII
lamsburg 10y three soldiers from ortr' -
Monroe. IA. The three soldiers alluded 10
lett Fortre-. Monroe on bicycles iorrccrcs-
ton ana pleasure and with the intention
of riding to Richmond. The roads. how
ever. were 90 bad that they abandoned
the idea at Williamsburg, wnere they re-
NAMED overnight and returned TO- the
fort the next day. There could have been
nothing said 10 lead any one To believe
that their visit wa for the purpose OF or
gauiziug n lodge OF knights OF Pytmas
from the fact that neither one o. the three
is a member If that excellent order.
Very respectfully
FRtofuCE G. KnpER.
Battery VI. Third Artillery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
v,rn,n,a and North Carolina Postal Mat


tiers.
pos.mosters Virginia-G. L. Say
. N1 RortSo Wythe county, rice i, X. Cal
srs' ne .,, w., 70 o. NewcOmb, Westlaud.
Iev n,d ie conuty. uis W. q. Farniholt. re-
signed. ,I,,,,,;a Dovson JorIo
Cvnress. Craven county; c"T IL. .. Shal'-
~ ~ res RESIGNED; Mary s. Broadhurst, Seven
Swings. Wayne county, c'ce MIS- +. SIM
'iiI post- Offices have been established in
virginio "a follows: Basic City. Augusta
odnntv jobn L. Sanger. postmaster; Nal
I'm lIiu HenricO county, Henry L. Mes
Afr March sth the mail messenger
aoryice from tho Raleigh and Castor rail-
road "a Walkertown. FOrsythe county, N.
g. will be discontinued.
Following Virginia post-oillces nave been
ordered abolished: MonrOVia, Westmore-
land comfy. mail to Colonial. Beach !;
Rnnev. Spotsylyania county, mail 70 Mat;
tenonv. Mullinsville, Henry county, mail
~ Alter March 18th the railway, mail ser
80 som Graham 10 Kelly, on the Norfolk
o,,J Western road. in Virginia, will be ex-
.ardod from Kelly by Pounding Mills, &C.
d,r Rlug RatcliT. and Swords Creek to
U ~, increasing the distance 1910
miles. A. :, y-;...:.,;o
heretofore known as Eolia has been
changed TO Morton, with william Nj.
Adams, az postmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
ReporteJ Adversely.

The House Committee on the Judiciary
bsverenoTted adversely the bill introduced
I. Eenreseutative Cowlcs, of North Caro-
Ina Gxinr stipulated salaries for United
states marshals. attorneys, etc. The basis
If objection 10 the measure asexplained IN
the written report is that IN State affairs
This system of paying salaries IN place OF
fees has been tried. and that the officers
drew the salaries with coAmesdaole rreu-
Ia-,tv Lut were not ovcr-Zealous IN collect
mo ibe fees when they had no longer a pc
cnniary interest involved. The PROPOSED
ealorv for the United States attorney IL the
FastGrn district of Virginia was placed at
- 500. in the Western district. $500; Tor
tbe Eastern district of North Carolina,
-. 500: and for the Western district,
-. jO0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
SUICIDE ON a TRAIN.
a Tragedy at Roanoke-0uick Work of a
Bullet.
Special telegram 10 tho Dispa;ch.I

E~IFNIIhI ItIttItiIII U NIIV IN I7Ist' ~
ROANOKE, Va. March 3.-As Train No. l6
pulled up to the depot this evening at
O'Clock the report of n pistol was heard
in the second-class coach. On the coach
being entered by citizens the body of
well-dressed white man. aged about forty
five years. was found leaning on the seat
in front of him with blood oozlng from his
brain. A Colts revolver was IN his hand
and showed conclusively that he had COM
mitted suicide. Papers on his person re-
vealed his name TO be Charles 4. Wise, Of
South Greenfield county. n. y. One hum
bred dollars in cash was IN his pockets.
The only witness 10 the tragedy was a
newsboy. His body was taken 10 an un-
dertaker's shop, where an inquest Will be
held. He was on his way from Jackson
vile. Fla. and had letters of Introduction
60 several prominent citizens OF that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

WANTED, A TRAVELLING-MAN
no SELL WINES on COMMISSION Address
THE VIRGINIA WINE COMPANY. Box 90,
y,.,mon1, Va. NH 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
WANTED, 100 CORDS OF

WANTED, AN ACTIVE MAN OK
W liberal salary 20 permanently repf sent
an association incorpora.c i to supply ~ go,
kinds of articles for home HuI family use, IA
each snail 81 g, town, village ard rural district,
5000 MEMBERS. Iaid-up cccth'At"s fo.'"1
Is CASH. Crettt well ratod. telefeucrs ,N-
rt.ng.I tVpIpr COOPERATIVE h~>OtlA-
qlON Lock-Box Clio, New York. e. l-InIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
MISSIONARY MEETING. ETC.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN.

The afternoon session taken up in re-
ceiving reports of committees.
On motion it was ordered that monu-
ment be erected over the grave of William
Walters, one of the first Methodist
preachers in this section, the Bishop giving
800 for that purpose.
After the usual vote of thanks to the
citizens, railroads, and others the Con-
ference adjourned until tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
INSTALLED.
A Happy and Impressive Church Cere-
lsnecial telegrnm 70 no Dispatch.I

IrvcHDUKa. Va. March 3.-Rev. Joseph
s. Felix, late of OwensburG. Ky, but now
pastor Of the First Baptist church, was YES
ierday installed in his new charge with i'm
pressiye ceremonies. Rev. +. L. Bell, of
Richmond. presided Rev. II. II. Har-
ris, of Richmond College, and Rev. A. T..
Dickinson, of the Heb1ious H,rnd. made
unusually happy addresses. Nearly every
pastor in the city was in attendance and
took part III the services. 1t was one Of
the most universally happy installations
ever witnessed in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
E-.y77EF7zzr1 HAS CURED HUNDREDS CT
$1,000 CASES OF SKIN CANCER.

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. SWIFT SrECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
old DOMINION BUILDING AND
~ LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Ills MAIN sTBEET.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 1900, 200.
SHARES, sOO-PAYABLE IN SMALL MONTH
LY INSrALMENTS.

OFFICERS.
pre.dent-J. TAYLOR ELLYS0N, Mayor city
OF Richmond. >-r,,, ,,,, -
Randolph Paper-BOx Company ana president OF
tho virginia State Insurance Company. $500.
Acting Secretary aud Ireasurer-CAhLlON
MCCARTHY. ..>,-r,,,.
JTAYLOR ELLYoON, Mayor Of Richmond.
y v RANDOLPH. proprietor Randolph Paper
Box company aud president Of tho Virginia
State Insurance Company.
John h. PURCELL, president Chamber o.
Commerce OF Richmond. OF nrm Of Purcell,
Laid Il co.
firm Of Wln0O. Elicit & Crump
r. r. SUTTON. Of sutton * Co., Real Estate
Agents.
mo OLD DOMINION offers 10 the people an
opportunity for saving and Tor Investment com
biring all the advantages OF a general ana eA-
tenslye business with tho conservative manage
rneut Of % home company. H. officers aud man
ngers are we'll known throughout The state as
identified with tho commercial intere'ts ~ mo
people. nc -'--Os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

WANTED. STUDENTS 20 AEAhN
W t. OF rate tue GRAPHoPHONE IN CON
re-tigu wiki he tvpeHgiter. These machln"-
ar. coming rapidly into use, aui tho7o li7'
learning their operation VIII nave urst olp'
,,ti.. f.r co.i positions Thorough course OI
training iu Temporarily. Terms reasonable
NcGliNKA COLLEGE OF >IENOGtAPhl.
o.rodCvgfn 10 north ninth stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
ByN. W. Bowe.
Real Estate AntlOnesr.
VALUABLE BRICK-YARD PRO-
PERrY
or
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD,
Anew MILES FROM THE CITY,
AT AUCTION.

will sell at my ofllce, on
THURSDAY, MARCH G, iseo,
q, o'clock p. NJ II not sold before privately, the
VERY VALUABLE BkiCh-f ARD PROPERTY,
con-istins of about IA ACRES OF the very finest
brick-clay, now and for many years past sue
res.fully worked. and lying ON tho River or
Westhsm road, and on me Richmond and Ale.
ehsny railroad. about i've miles from the city.
n IL now under a lease and pays good income,
but recent events have demonstrated that a
much larger rent than Is nov paid can be gotten
Tor AZ when the present lease Is out.
Remember. there are IL acres OF the very best
clay.
IRxas: AT sale.
nh2 N. W. BOwR-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
Lynchburg Coupon Cases Go Over,
fsDeclaI faieUram 10 fba Dtaoa,ca

LYNoHBuEo, Va, March 3.-Attorney-
General X. TAYLOR Scott arrived here to-
day 10 appear for the defendants in the
coupon suits brought by @. V. Winfree
against City Treasurer Bransford aud City,
Sergeant Day. which were set for argument
to-day, but Judge Bond did not arrive aud
the matter viii 90 over until the next term
of the court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
rpAINSP g 4IRRIyE AT RICHMOND !:
YORK-RlVER LINE,vn wEsrroISr.
THE FAvoRlTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE klCH MOND:
TRAIN No. 81, $50 p. ".
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday stops
nj ali stations A. Lester Manor connects "iIh
stage for wakerton: with Baltimore steamer al
TRAIN No. IS. AS Y. ".
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday,
Cor Nest Point, connecting with i0rk-hsFer
steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and ono railroad Tor
WashIagton. Philade phia. and New lork.
steamers leave baltimore 4 p. N. daily, except
Sunday. ,o.o. A ,,,
TRAIN No ~. T:lo 4. NJ.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday. leaves
Twenty-slgnih stree. for West folni soa intor-
TcKet-office az station foot OF virgins street
Ci,y eLoflice--corner OF icnsh snd Main
streets .r r.vrnp
SOL HAAS. jas. l. lanLvn
grsfiic Manager General Passenger Agent
JoskPH 4 POTTS. pirision Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

Genera Passenger Agea-
CHIMES e. EDDY. Tice-Pr,sl1eu-
General oGics. Roanoke. "a les
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
Nearly Down to- Zero.

HARRIsoNDURG. Va, March 3.-For the
last fortv-eight hours the weather has been
the coolest of the season. The mercury
crawled down nearly 10 zero. IL is thought
peaches, apples. andsmall fruits have been
killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
A Brakeman Killed nj Roanoke.
tCorrespondenco q the Richmond Disps,ch.l

EoANUkE. VA. March 2. 1890.
George DoOley. brakeman on the She
nandoah-Nalley railroad, was run over aud
lilled in the yards in tins city early this
morning. The train on which lac ran ar
rived after midnight His body was found
about two hours later horribly mangled,
but II is not known how or when the sad
sccldent occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

The PERSONAL Discomfort, and the
worry Of Constant Cough, and the Sore
ness of Lungs and Throat which usually at
tend it, are all remedied by DIR. ID. Jayne's
Expectorant. safe medicine tor Pulmo.
nary disorders aud Throat Affections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT -


\ COMPANY for Old IuiN 1890
NORFOLK. PORIsMDt lh. ht".Ohl f.'
CLAREMONT. ami IA"A0-i.lf Eh LA'D'
flr.ef. 81 elegant "A. .u 5ieRW0' Nhl-..
icy Htrpmobt ssEKt MOHnAf. t4''
DAY, ani FRIDAY Is. A. NJ. street
dlrsc.ly 10 sieamou Wharf, ..s' iu ".t -'
ar norfolk, .laI. sacuut rin.a. g..
Connor.ians a. Ola p.iu. .ui Norfolk ..'.
w,tn AlIu.. for L1rihern cities same af.'t.
Jane r.gor ~ lAyAEl. OlcAt .--t.'- '~
1bToger .ets On steamer sui at 1af'
A,-r,.v fFn Main a.rect Aasslg3 .l-'a
mona. Siats-r01ms yosei o., iaf or
Fre.yht ro-aisol daily fOr NosfulN IN
Nt,i,rii on polNT. ALEXANDRIA. a D.. b..
NO ASp DANNlLLE. AMI PAWN I.t. $50
POWHArAN q. x. STATIONS, sni y '.'-
INGION. ID. c., an p ius 10 r4'.'il
,,.'t,q Eastorn Virginia, aat All res ~ 'f 70
toraon tbe James AMI Happf1anr1.A f.'ei'' .
lowest rates aud through bills i,fbeL
LUCIES q. TAItM, wee rcsiisu-
No. ill7 Man street AMI hy'A ..'
IRWIN WIS CIR, frelsl lu4 t-tifNEe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
LETTINGS.
Notice TO Contractors.
Pn.r-OFFIcE nErARrNRNT.l

WASHINGTON, d. C., February J, 1879. :
Proposals will DO received at tie Contract
Onlce Of this department until p. N. OF APRIL
10, l.gO, for carrying tho mails u tho United
States upon the routes ami according te sho
schedule VI arrival ani departure specified -
the department, in toe STATE OF VIRGINIA
from july !. 1880. 20 June 20, i2'3 Lists Of
routes, with schedules OF arrivals aud depart
ures, Instructions 20 bidders, win forms for COR
tracts and bonds, AMI al other n'r'sssry iufor-
nation will bo furnished upon application 10
tho Second Assistant Po-tmastot-GeneraL
JOIN WANAMAKER,
fe 4-1u6w Iostma-t"r|itn"raL