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TRUMBULL.

Miss Aida II. Hawley entertained Bridgeport friends, Sunday.
 F. s. Sterling's barn has been finished and is being painted.
 Mir and Mrs Peet of New Milford have visited Mir and Mrs s. c. Beach.
 Mrs Charles Beach and Miss Cora Beach have visited in Westport; also Burr Beach.
 One of the pleasant features of the season was the gathering of pupils Of the Chestnut Hill school at the pleasant home of Mir and Mrs Amariah Mallett, June 19, to celebrate the ninth anniver- sary of their daughter Sada A. Games were indulged in and singing with her sister playmates, with charming music included, which made the hours pass swiftly. In the early evening, a bounti- full repast was,spread and the little hearts made merry.
 Born, l7th, daughter to Mir and Mrs c. | Frank Plumb.
 Mir and Mrs Miles l.. Shelton and son of Oxford have visited Mrs Sheltonss par ents, MT and Mrs W. F. Beach.
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sTRATFIELD.

A large and appreciative audience lis tened to fine exhibition given by the teacher and pupils of the Stratfield school, last week Wednesday evening. The pupils, by their recitations and fine singing, gave evidence of talent and thor ough training. A handsome piano was kindly loaned by the Keller o.of Bridge port. The orchestra from Easton and MT Odell of Bridgeport rendered fine se- lections. Credit is due parents and friends of the children for assistance in the handsome floral decorations, showing their appreciation of the teacher and her work in the school during the past year. March, Follow me, full of glee, school.
 Opening exercise, Ada Nichols, Fred Ager, Jennie Hoyt, Charlie Ager
 Recitation, opening address, Harry Judson.
 Dialogue, The aunt. Fred Wheeler. Jimmie Wheeler, Joseph Reynolds, Ethel screder.
 Song, The school room, school
 Recitation, Baby Marion in church, Ada Nichols.
 Solo. Marguerite, Josie Reitter.
 Recitation, The old maids prayer, Lottie screder. Song by infant class. Concert recitation, Three little toadstoOls Harry Judson, Harry Wheeler, Robbin War. ren.
 Recitation, That boy, Harry Hallock. Song, Summer time, school.
 The four seasons, Ada Nichols, Jennie Hoyt Robbie Wheeler, Harry Hallock.
 Recitation, We little boys, Harry Wheeler
 Recitation, liable Nichols. 1 Dialogue, Playing school, Lottie Screder l Ethel Screder, Fred Wheeler, Jimmie Wheel CT, Orsa Griffin, Ada Nichols, Irene Ellis Jennie Hoyt, Harry Judson. l Recitation, The gobIer, Robbie Wheeler.
 Duet, Lottle Screder, Fred Wheeler
 Recitation, Eddie Griffin.
 Song, Upidee, school.
 Recitation, Three little chaps, Willie Wheel | er Harry Hallock, Robbie Wheeler. l Recitation, Entertaining sisters beau, Ethe Screder.
 Recitation, My mothers children, Jenni, Hoyt.
 Song, If q Body, school.
 Shadow, pantomine oi Mary Jane, Lotti, screder, Fred Wheeler, Elisha Grimm. l Solo, Tit for Tat Josie Reitter.
 Dialogue, The Census Taker, Lottie Sore dre. Ethel screder, Irene Ellis, Elisha Griffin
 Song, school.
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EASTON.

Miss Hawkins will close her school Friday, 27th. The Academy will close the 30th.
 John MacNee and son from Dakota are to spend the Summer at Mrs Eliza Silli- mans.
 Judson Beardsley is in the tomato bus mess again; he has 1900 plants and the promise of good crop.
 A fine granite stone has been erected in the Baptist cemetery, sacred to the memory of Mrs Charles Clark.
 $. R. Wells drives fine horse bought of Rev Mir Keeler of South Britain.
 George J. Banks has been appointed to collect the assessments for benefits in the layout of the new city road along the reservoir in the Narrows.
 It is reported that Edward Hawkins has rented Mrs John Adams's farm and store.
 Mrs Amanda Wilson has not been ex- pected to live.
 Rev George Benedict of Quincy, Mass, on his way to New Haven commence ment, visited his mother in Easton.
 The mother of Rev D. J. Ogden, who has been infirm for two or three years, has failed rapidly since the 18th and is not expected to live many days. For this reason, Rev MT Ogden did not preach last Sunday and is not to preach on the 29th.
 | William Sherman went to New Haven to get boarding horse to add to his al- ready large number.
 Rev MT Weeks has bought new horse and carriage.
 Miss Emeline Hall has returned from a visit with her cousin in Stepney.
 Miss Hawkins will close her school il No. l, Friday, 27th. | s. N. Osborne has new horse.
 School will close at Staples academy Friday, for the Summer vacation.
 Horace Winton is home from New York.
 Miss VanAntworth of Monticello, N r., visits Mrs Grace Beneeict.
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WESTPORT.

Eli Smith of the Wheel 65 Wood Bend- ing Go. of Bridgeport will occupy the ad- dition his mother-n-law, Mrs w. B. Wright, has made to her home on Compo street.
 George F. Nash of Danbury has spent couple of days with his brother, W. E. Nash.
 Rev H. s. Still of the Methodist church will exchange pulpits, next Sunday, with Rev Mr Nevis of Saugatuck.
 Not so many years ago, the great two story and basement structure on River. aide avenue, known as the land and build-s ing company's building, was put up by company of Westport capitalists, of whom Ambrose Hurlbutt was president. Most of the stock was owned by him and by Horace Staples and Edward and An drew Nash. The building cost s,s9O and has been occupied at various times for different purposes, but has stood empty for some time. It was to have been leased, a few weeks ago, by com P0Af AloiAi otsb VI 10NAs Dup biAiS uCdi " dS not perfected and managers of the At lantic starch company, whose works at i South Brooklyn were burned, came here to look the building over. They at last decided to buy it for $15,000, 5000 of which should be paid in cash, the bal ance being secured by mortgage, with certain provisions for payment. The of ficers of the company, who are Jews, in- tend to begin work in the factory as soon as it can be made ready for them. It is said, however, that the refuse starch will destroy all fish in the river, as it already has done at Glen cove, l.. I. and other starch manufacturing points.
 It has finally been definitely decided to give up the telegraph office in Vest port on the first of July, the receipts con itinuing to fall far below the expenses,
 The store at .Jessup's corner, occupied by ". s. Guyer < Sons, is being painted by Cornelius B. Kemper.
 Editor Jones attended the annual con vention of the editorial association at Boston, Tuesday, in consequence, the
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WHITE HILLS.

Guests from out of town: Mrs Henry Tarrant of Baltimore at Mrs Wells Hub bells; Mrs Will Miles and friend from Danbury at Eli D. Beardsley's; Ezra MeeIer and Louise Lyon of East Village at Bennett F'rench's; Mrs Stanley and Mrs George Clark mt Mrs Henry Buck incham's; Mir and Mrs Oliver Northrop of Newtown at ". c. Hubbelrs; Mrs James McBath and daughter of Torring- ton at James Glover's.
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LONG HILL.

Walter Brown is added to the force at Wakelee's cigar shop. He halls from Virginia and is musician of no mean ability.
 Thomas Ward is home from New Lon- don, suffering with malaria.
 F. V. Coles little boy has been serious ly sick at his grandfather's, Turney Halls; the older children have also been ailing.
 MT and Mrs David H. Roberts of West avenue, Bridgeport, were Sunday guests at Breezy Lawn.
 Jerry Connors, one of Mahoney's em- ployes, spent Sunday in Bridgeport.
 William Gabler recently visited Eastor friends.
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THE Trotting Bred Stallion Clipper, Jr, will at the following places: On Tuesdays at the stables of NJ. D. Treadwell, Lyons Plain; on Wednesdays stables of Eli B. Seeley, Stepney Depot; on Thursdays stables of George W. Clark, Monroe Center; the balance of the time at my stables in Embellishments: Clipper Jr was sire d by Clipper, he by Long Island Flying Cloud, he by Vermont Black Hawk; he was also sire of the famous stallion Ethan Al len. Clipper Jr's dam was Morgan mare and for roading qualities was second to none. DESCRIPTION: Age years, color black, dispo- sition kind, 16 hands high, weight HOO pounds is a sure and good stock getter and has some
 very fine colts that show speed. Clipper Jr has a fine open gait and tor style and action is unexcelled. Took first premium at Danbu- ry fair.-TERNs: For service SIS to insure with foal $5 at time of service. the balance when the mare proves with foal; the mare and foal to be considered security tor payment. GEORGE H. HOYT, Chestnut Street, Bethel
 Conn. F. O. Box I75.
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HOUsATONIC R +.
MAIN LINE June II, 1890.

June Il. 1850.
 BRIDGEPORT North ! 05, 10 % a m, 50,6 10.7 A p m; freight, 10 10, 12 40 m,9 30 m. Sunday, 15 a m. Arrive 6 40, 30.9 40 m,l2 POP 5O.4 50, ' 25 9 l2 p m Sunday milk 20 m; freight 15 m.
 TRUMBULL-North ' 16*. 10 8o*.a m i; . l. 2l, s, 9 55* m; Sunday fam. South, 6 2s, s. .1s*, 9 2S* a m, I2 o5.2 3o,7 14,9 ol* P ID. Sunday milk ' 06* p m.
 LONG HILL. North ' 22*. 10 40 m; 10,5 06. $ 28, 8 07, 10 l0* m; Sun day 54 m. South 6 2I, s 12*. 22* II 59 m, l5.7 ' 07, 8 55* p m. Sun day milk. $ 59 p m.
 |STEPNEY North ' 27, 10 20, 10 50 n; 2o.5 ll.6 35.S 1910 25 pm. sunday Sam South 6 IT. 0S. IS, II 54 m. 05. 02. 50 p m. Sunday milk $ 54 BOTSFORD- North ' 41, 10 35, II o5 a m; 40.5 25.6 50.s 22.10 45 p m; Sun day 10 m. South 0S. 8, g 10. II 45 a m. 40. 4 p, 6 50, 42 p m. Sunday milk 42 p m.
 VIEWPOINT North ' 49. 10 43, Il 36 m. ?, 5 33. 5S, B., II m; Sunday s IS Ill South 6. 49 9 O2,1l 36 a m, 1 10, 4 IA, 6 32. 34 p m Sunday milk 80 P III.
 HAWLEYVILLE- North ' 5a, 10 52,11 go m. ? 30. 5 42, or. s A. Il l5 p m Sunday 8 27 a m. south 52. 37 s 54,11 27 a m, 12 50,2 40.4 O7,6 18.S 26 Sunday milk 6 Is m Lpaye for Bethel 55. II 30 a ID, 5s, i,3. s B p m Sunday 4 B m From Bethel 56, 10 B n, l 33, 5 3D. 6 17..p m. Sunday 29 p m. BROOKFIELD JUNCTION---Nolth O6. II 01 m. 50, 5 51,.7 Is, g, Il 45 | ID. Sunday 8 26 m. Sourh5 43. 26 43, Il Is m. 3 35S,s6 04, IT p III Sunday milk $ 02 p m. For Danbury, $, ' 28, 8 06, s 47, II IT a III, 4, 55, IT. 8 IT, 8 52 m.
 | DAN BURY-Arrive 6 15, ' 40, s 2O,9 02. Il g a m. 4 15. 0S, ' 30, 8 50, g 04 p m Leave 5 80. ' 05. ' 45. $ 30, 10 45 | am, 5 40,5 30. $ 55,7 50, 35 p ID. | DANBURY AND NoRwALK DIVISION. BETHEL, from Danbury, Az. ' fl
 9 13 ID. F 12. 3 19, 5 09, ' 02. ' 50,
 pm. For Danbury 55.10 IA m.1 10
 3 19, 6, ' IT, 30. II 35 pm FoI l Hawleyville 42. 10 19 m, 15, 40
 $ 02 m From HawleYyile 10 a m
 12 o5 m 5 F. 16. T 10 pm. BEDDING. North ' AT. 10 06 m, O3
 5 09, ' g. II 2S p Ill. South 6 48. 9 2(
 a m, l2 19. 5 26, 5 IT, *7 10, ' 59 D m NEW HAVEN AND DERBY DIVISION. BOTSFORD-Leaye ' 57, g Il, II 50 a m
 4 25. 45 pm Arrive ' 40. 10 34 a II i 5 23, 90. F 43.
 lSHELTON-West ' 13. 10 O7 m. 5, 6 2
 II 50* p m East s 26, 9 35 m
 I2 Is. 52. 9 12 p in. NEW HAVES--Leave 50, 9 40 a n 40. p n. Arrive s 54,9 59 a m.12 40
 5 IS, 9 3b pm
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HuLL,s FARMs-c GROSS HIGHWAY

The notice for q school meeting, Fri. day night, 10th, did not call out voters enough for q quorum and the board will appoint officers for the district.
 Henry Banks has been taking from 20 to 40 bushels of peas to Bridgeport daily.
 Benjamin Middlebrook is building Il barn for Mir Turner of Black Rock.
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Westportcr will not be issued until Sat- urday.
 John 5. Jones and family are soon to move from apartments in the National bank building to house on Wright street.
 A barr, 20x26 feet, has been built by James s. Sherwood, assisted by his brother.
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GREENFIELD HILL.

At the school meeting in Bulkley's district, Friday evening, John Morehouse was appointed committee. Morris More house has been appointed committee in Burr's district.
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CoLEYToWN.

William II. Bradley has nearly two acres of potatoes which have already be- gun to blossom and which are just a lit tie better than the average. They are Maine Rose, Burbanks and White Flow CT. A ton of plaster and eight pounds of paris green were put on at once; the bugs have not since troubled them.
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WESTON.

Mrs s. A. Banks, life long resident of this town, has moved to Danbnry, where she will keep house for her son.
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| The best in the market, positive power
 and hand dump, with no slipping on the cogs. I have also the New York Champion Rake. rable and ornamental as we'll. J. BOTSFORD FAIRCHILD, r. 0. Hawleyyille, Conn.
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sfIEPAUG R R.
May l9, 1890.

HAWLEYVILLB-North 10 57. a m,6 05 D m. Sunday. 8 10&a m. Arrive s 50 m, %, p m. Sunday. 50 D. m. STEP AUG-Nort *11 09 *6 IT m Sunday, s g m South *S S38 m *!S 4S D m Sunday. *a 36 D m.
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GREENS FARMS.

Albert Relyea of Washington has wis 1 ited his old home.
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rI>O THE COMMISSIONERS OF FAIRFIELD l COUNTY The undersigned hereby applies for n license to sell Spirituous and lntoxicat- ing Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer and all ferment- ed Cider, drunk upon the premises, or sold in quantities less than one gallon to be de- hvered at one time, and khne Wine only pur suant to the laws of this State now in force re- lating to the sale ot intoxicating liquors, at the building known Calahan's Building, sandy Hook, in the town of Newuown, in said county.
 Signed, MARTIN +. HOULIHAN.
 Dated at Newtown the 18th day ot June ,lSg0-
 Endorsed by the following five electors and taxpayers of said town, none Of whom are Ii censed dealers in intoxicating liquors and are not endorsers on any other application {: James Green, Isaac Briscoe. Oscar Pitzschler, l.. B. Booth, John Donlon.
 COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, TOWN OF NEW
 TOWN, this 18th day Of June, 1890.
 I, Town Clerk of said Town, hereby certify, pursuant to the Statutc in such case provided, that this application endorsed as aforesaid, has beeuI submitted to me, and further certi- fy that each of said endorsers is an elector or xpayer in said town, and that a copy of the foregoing application, including the above written endorsement, has been nled with me and that have advertised the said applica ton and the endorsement in the Newtown BEE,a weekly newspaper in said town at least once week for two successive weeks, com. mencing on the 20th day of June, 1850.
 Attest, NJ. J. HOULIHAN, Clerk ot said Town.
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Important Notice

M ANTED-A good second hand Cooley w Creamer or Cans. State lowest price and address BOX 2s, Plattsville, Conn.
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CABBAGE PLANTs-30,000 good Plants for o sale. A. E. KRAEMER, Cutters Farm, Stepney, Conn.
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Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow; short and dark as our life may appear, We may make it still darker by sorrow stin shorter by folly and ieari Half our troubles arc halt our invention, And often from blessings conferred Have we shrunk In the wild apprehension Of evils-that never occurredi
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NEW YORK X NEW ENGLAND R. R
May Il, 1890.

HAWLEIVILLE-E East B a m, 12 m 55.7 o6 p m. West 55 m, 02 2 55, 6 Is pm.
 NEWTOWN-Ea: fS a m. f3 06. f7 10 pm West fS AS q m. fig 5I f6 12 m SANDY HOOK K-East s 06 a ID. 12 10, 3 16. l6 pm. Vest AZ ID. 12 4S 2 45, 6 05 D ID. 4a~ SOUTH BURY-East s l6 m, I2 19, 5 g ' 9 D in. West g m. 12 3S, 36 , B D m.
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~ H. HAWLEY, Stepney Depot, Conn.,, S. Agent for the Walter A. Wood Moving Machine. Call and see sample.
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DEGINNING WITH JULY :. the Newtow, ID Savings Bank will open but one evening in the week, Monday evening from to 3. c II. NORTHROP, Treasurer.
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IT F. BRADLEY Shows, this week, an extra II tine line of Prizes given with Tea and Baking Powder. H. E. BRADLEY, Sandy Hook.
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THECOPELAND
 BROS. co.

dt1 e ROAD CARTS at A. ". kA rS' mlO Sandy Hook; new and seco1 CRrr1a9es and WagonB for sale or ex
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MILLINERY!

Of selling House Furnishing Goods, which will be found in our spacious Carpet department in the basement We quote a few prices: Decorated English Toilet set of 10 pieces, S2 4e; handsome base lamp, ,v'th decorated shade to match. si es; handsome crystal glass berry set of seven pieces, 43c; large crystal water of eight pieces, 67e. goods
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IsOR SALE-Two New Milch Cows, one 1T good Family Horse; also one Top Car riage anu a Buggy and Harness. Inquire of H. 5. OSBORNE, ,Redding Ridge.
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TOR SALE-Wagons, Cutting Box, etc. Alp II ply to FRANK SHERMAN, Long Hill.
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NOR SALE-My place in Hawleyville, con- II sisting of one house, two barns, 60 acres of land, saw, feed and cider mill in good or
 der. Reasons for selling, wish to go to Ore, gon. All persons owing me will please pay immediately; interest after 30 days. No more long credit. A. l.. HAWLEY, Hawleyville-
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EoR sALE-Farm of 75 acres, with house in Half Way River district; Is acres bounded as follows: North by land Of Maurice Hart nett, east by land of Maurice HartDett and highway, south by land of James Bailey west
 by land of James Bailey and James Clark. En- quire of MRS BRIDGET IILLIS Sandy Hook.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05

Ninth district was John A. Buchanan, in
cumbent, and the Republicans supported
George T. Mills.
Buchanan received in 1888. 1880
Bowen CRepublIcan). ....... ld,03z
Harry st. George Tucker, chip of the
old block" was renominated by the Demo-
Gratis Of the Tenth district. and made a
brilliant canvass. II. w. Taylor, of Flu
wanna, ran against him as an Independent.
In 1888 the vote of the Tenth Legion was as
follows:
Tucker DemocraO. O...................14. .14.5S7
Yost (Republican) ....................l3. 3.g93
FIRST District.
LANCASTER.
WARSAW. November Six precincts in
Lancaster give Browne (Republican) 70
majority. There ~ only one precinct 10
hear from. which will give Jones about so
majority.
This county gave Browne 10 majority
two years ago.
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, Va, November
4-Mathews gives Jones 953 Browne, 466 I;
Stubs, g. Jones's majority over Browne,
4g7.
Democratic gain. 81.
SPOrsYLvANIA.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. November 4.-The
election here to-day passed off quietly. The
Democrats were exceedingly active, as will
be shown by the vote. which is AZ follows; !;
Jones (Democrat), GIG; Browne Republi-
cam, 81. Democratic majority, 3O7--a gam
Of 140 over the last congressional election.
ACCOMAC.
TAsLEY, Va, November 4.-The weather
was clear and bright here to-day and full
vote appears 10 have been polled in Acco-
mac. At Onancock the Democratic ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
TO PRESERVE OUR ANTIQUITIES.
The Ladies Preparing to Raise Funds for
This Worthy Object.

The regular bi-weekly meeting OF the
Central Committee Of the Association tor
the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
was held yesterday afternoon at 200 west
Grace street.
The offer of Washington relics made by
CAPTAIN II. L. Lee and anticipated In the
Dispatch of yesterday was reported and ac-
cepted with thanks.
The ladies' discussed freely the plans for
the charming entertainment TO be gwen IN
January for the benefit of the association.
What principally occupies their attention
inst now Is the Reading and Reoita-
tionsn TO be given for their association on
November eth at 7. NJ. at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall by Cap
tain W. Page Carter. OF Clarke coun-
ty. He has read with great success
in the southern and western cities
and in many of our towns; ms Il
his first appearance IN Richmond.
Tbe deserts and needs of the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
are Great. their industry and disinterested-
ness command the admiration and graft
tude of all true Virginians, and they trust
their friends. and eerteinly all members OF
the association. will come on Friday night
and insure their getting q large 0enett
from the entertainment: tickets VIII oe
for sale AZ the Woman's Exchange, West Il
Johnston's. Mrs. l.. Is. Morriss store.
Fourourean, Price & Co.'S, and the Young
Nen,s Christian Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
RICHMOND THE FRONT.
DIR. Cofer Stands First In the Examination
for the Marine Service.

Mr.. N. p. Cofer. Of this city, has received
a telegram from New York stating that his
son, DR. Leland f.. Cofer, stood first in the
examination held there for the rank OF as
sistant surgeon In the United States Ma
rlne-Hospltal Service.
There were ten applicants before the
board, whose examination lasted ten days.
Two of these were thrown out for not
being sound, and six were advised TO with
draw, leaving the contest between Dr.
Cofer, graduate Of the Virginia Medical
College of this city. and DR.. Charles Eager.
of the College of Physicians and Surgeons
OF New York city.
That Richmond boy and n graduate of
the Virginia College should have proved II
successful competitor over q representative
from New York's celebrated College of
Physicians and Surgeons is indeed great
trinmph-a source of pride alike TO the
friends of the young doctor and Of the IN
stitution Of which he Is an alumnus.
DIR. Cofer is quite a young man, not yet
having reached twenty-five. He attended
Richmond College. where he graduated in
several branches and prepared himself for
the study of medicine. He then entered
the Medical College of Virginia and IN
June, 1889, received his diploma, being the
second man IN the history of the institu-
ton who completed the full course IN two
years. He is man of very bright mind
and hard student. He went from the
Medical College to the Marine Hospital at
the port OF Boston rs in turn After
this examination he will be appointed
assistant in the hospital service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
Never delay treating a cough; but use =
once DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 20 cts.

Rates Baptist General Association.
Atlantic Coast Line viii sil delegates
rouud-trip tickets 10 usual convention
rates. Tickets % be- sold November 9th,
10th, 1fth, and 18th. good 10 return until
November 18th. inc.aslve
Richmond, Frederckeburg and Potomac
railroad will make rOund-'rip tickets from
all points on their line. Tickets on sale
from November 9th to 18th, inclusive, and
Good 10 return until November goth.
Chesapeske and Ohio Railroad will sell
tickets from oil stations I'm Virginia I'm
Guiding James River division) 20 Rich
mond and return at q rate OF tour (i( cents
per mile round trip. Tickets on sale No
vember 9th. 10th, 18th, and l2th limited,
good 10 return until aud including Noyem-
Dor i1th.
From Norfolk and return rate Of g 30
will govern.
Lynohburg TO Richmond and return for
$3.50.
Norfolk and Western railroad will sell TO
delegates convention round-trip tickets To
either Burkeyille OF Petersburg.
Lynchburg and return. $3.50 Norfoikto
Richmond and return, $3.50. Tickets on
sale November 10th, llth. and l2th, ana
good to return until November l1th.
Shenandoah. Valley railroad. will sell
round-trip tickets from all points at hye
cents per mile. Tickets on sale November
10th. 18th, and 18th. and good TO return
November 18th.
Richmond and Danville aud Piedmont
Air Line will sell round-trip tickets at
usual rates. Tickets on sale November
10th. l1th, and 18th. aud good to return
November 18th.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad VIII sell
round-trip tickets To either stanton. Lex
ington, or Washington at two cents a milo
each way. Tickets on sale November 10th,
nth, and 18th, and good to return until
November 18th.