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The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
China Silks.

Upwards of rs styles of China, Foulard and
India Silks. Beautiful Figured Silks at 81 1-2
and soc. Lot of Striped Surah Silks at 39c.
Rich Plaid Surahs at 6Oe Best Plain 75c.
Surahs at Sic.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
STR ATEIEI.n.
GREENFIEIn HILL

Mrs G. Fred Bennett and son has been
visiting her grandmother in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

John b. Peck has joined the procession
and is having Spring coat of paint APP
piled to his buildings. George Ruffies
puts it on.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

Repairs and additions have been made
ut Owen Ryan's house.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

Attorney Morris W. seymour OF
bridgeport was here, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

When the llousatonic tunnel north of
Newtown was finished, IL was thought
ample for all demands for all futurity
and the statement that the road would
ultimately own q locomotive which
could not pass through the tunnel with
out being damaged by scraping ON the
top or sides would have been received
with derisive laughter. However, that
is just what happened, Tuesday. Some
weeks ago, the Housatonic bought the
largest engine in New England, II huge
six wheeler weighing l05 tons, from the
New England road, which found the
monster too heavy for It's bridges and
trestles. The locomotive, which has
been overhauled at Falls Village and is
now known rs No. SO, was taken to
Bridgeport as dead on an afternoon
train and part of the wood work was
scraped off in the tunnel. The machine
Is 81 feet long, from pilot to rear coup
ling pin and has six driving wheels, six
feet in diameter The cab is nine feet
wide and II feet high aud the smoke
stack, although only two feet high, is II
feet from the rail. The engine has i'm
mcnsc draught power and Is also capable
of speed. For the present, it will be
ran on local freights and it is understood
that pilot and headlight will be attach
ed to the rear of the tender, so that it
can be headed either way. In this
shape, 1t will be used to haul the heavily
loaded excursion trains to Parlor Rock.
What seems like gross miscarriage
of Justice, to those who know the partic-
ulars, Is the case of Dan Webster, mulat-
to, who so brutally assaulted Miss Eliza
beth Cowan, school teacher of Middle
bury, some time ago. Webster pleaded
guilty to the charge of assault with in
tent TO kill and was scntl Gcd to eight
years in State prison. hanging would
be none TOO good for such II scoundrcl.
The fine inside work, granting, etc, at
f.. j. Morris's, Zoar, was done by Will
liam Mckenzie.
james W. Kahn has hired one of Mrs
Il. 4. Bennctt's tcncmcnts and will move
in ut once.
\ boy was born to Mrand Mrs Thomas
Farrell, last week.
Attorney Morris W. seymour of
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

Rice's gnrden seeds are the best grown; all
kinds at H. s. Blncixrnnn's, Hawieyville; also
grass seeds and garden tools.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND R. r.
November IL, 1883.
HAWLEYVILLE-E 7 80, IL So a m
06 pm. West s 55 m, 45. Is D m.
NEWTOWN-East rs m. fla on, r. 10
pm. West is As m. f6 10 p m.
SANDY HOOK-East s 06 q m. IL 10.
716pm. West AZ a m, Q "a, 6 05 pm
SOUTHBURY-East 8 Is m, 10 10, 7 25
pm. West s 80 a me- "a. s IS D m.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
Black Gros Grain Silks.

One Lot 24 inch wide at ST., worth 81 25- One
Lot "a inch wide 81 OF, the ST. SO grade "a inch
FaiIle Silk 81 OF, worth 81 so. Rich Black
Faille at SOC.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

100 distinct styles of Scotch Ginghams' New
assortment of Chambrays Large collection OF
zephyrs. Elegant French sateens.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
Saccarappa Silks.

distinct qualities and every dress warranted
This is the best American Silk made and we cheer
fully give new dress if one fails. These silks
took the highest premium at New England and
New York State Fairs.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

\ boy was born to Mrand Mrs Thomas
Farrell, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

James w. Kahn has hired one of Mrs
Il. 4. BENEFITS tcncmcnts and will move
IN at once.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

The fine inside work, granting, etc, at
+. j. Morris's, Zoar, was done by Will
liam Mckenzie.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
New Spring Styles in
Soft and Stiff Hats

At lowest city prices. New and largerSstock
than ever of Paper Kangings,, with Borders to
match; prices still lower. Cloth Curtains Com
plste with Spring fixtures, CSC, 35c Soc, 75c,
81 Also Carpetings and Oil Cloths, from Csc.
Yard up.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

Charles Jarvis of Brooklyn has visited
his grandfather, Matthew Buckley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08

is very likely the one that has conveyed pol
sons 10 your system from some old well,
whose waters nave become contaminated
from sewers, vaults, or pcrcolations from the
soil. To eradicate these pOisons from tho
system and save yourself a spell Of malaIial,
typhoid or bilious fever, and 70 keep the
liver. kidneys and lungs in healthy and
vigorous condition, use DR.. Picrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t arouses all the cx-
crctOry organs into activity, thereby cleans
ing and purifying the system, freeing il from
all manner of blOod-poisons, no matter from
what canse they have arisen. All diseases
originating from a torpid or dersnged liver,
or from impure blood, yield 10 its wonderful
curative properties. IL regulates the stom-
ach and bowels promotes the appetite and
digestion, and cures Dyspepsia. " Liver Com
plaint," and Chronic Diarrhea. Salt-rbeum.
letter, Eczema, ErysipcLls, ScrOfulcus Sores
and Swelhngs, Enlarged Glands and Tumors
disappear under its use.
Golden Medical Discovery" is the only
blood and liver medicine. sold by druggists,
under positive guarantee Of its bene-
fitting or curing in every case, or money paid
for Il will bc promptly returned.
Copvrisht 1872 nv WORLDS DIs. "yp. ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
PETERSBURG.
"A GRIPPE pIrEas CITIZENS FROM
BUSINESS.
Death Of an Estimabie Lady-lThe Randall
Robinson Murder Triai-sfunicspai
Candidates.



PETERSBURG, Va. January, 1890.
Mrs. Eliza Currier. wife at Mr. Edgar
Currier, prominent clothing merchant OF
this city, died very suddenly nj the resi-
dcnce Of her husband. on High street.
about o'clock this morning. She had en-
tertained visitors during the evening. ana
was in apparently excellent health-bright.
cheerful. and entertaining. az she always
was. Later she was suddenly attacked
with heart-disease, and died IN o few MIN
utcs. The attack was so sudden and so
violent that death occurred before medical
assistance could be summoned. Mr. 1ur-
rier was one Of tho proprictors of the Bos-
ton Clothing House. and has wife came mere
from Boston as a stranger. She won many
friends by her gentle MIXTURE ana Kindly
bearing. Her death was extremely sudden
NO CASE.
The continued case Of John w. Crawley.
Of Brunswick county. who was arrested in
this city on the 18th OF December on sus-
picion Of having n stolen horse in his
possession. was finally disposed OF by the
MavOr this morning 10y the discharge OF
the accused. The Chief of Police stated
tina. he had made every endcavOr TO md
owner for the horse and 10 establish the
identity Of the prisoner. but had failed.
The Mayor theTeupon discharged Crawl-y.
IA GRIPPE.
The influenza seems 10 be spreading in
this community and number OF persons
are confined 90 their homes and deferred
from their business in consequence. No
deaths. however, have occurred from the
disease.
Ills Honor Judge Hancock passed
through the city this afternoon eH route TO
HicksfOrd. where he viii tomorrow open
O special term Of the Circuit Court Of the
county for the second trial Of Randall Wat
eon. convicted Of the murder of Joe
Robinson. two years ago last Christmas;
The first trial lasted nearly ten DAYS ana
the present one will probably continue INTO
next week. The granting Of the new trial
by tho Supreme Court WAS uDon an error
in the record Randall Watson was to-
day taken ont to HicksfoTd by the Sheriff.
USEFUL sCAFFoLD.
Tho scafold upon which the two muir
dercrs were hung az Emporia last summer
is still standing. II viii be used on the
2sth Of February for the execution Of Hen
~ Moore (cOlOred) for O murder committed
about four wears ago. Moore would long
ago have been hung but for the fact that
lust before the day fixed for his execution
he escaped from jail. and was only recap
tured few months ago. He WAS original
Nv sentenced by Judge WeisigeT. and had
10 be resentencod 10y Judge Hancock.
CommissioncT-of-Rev james Is.
Blanks and CollectOr-Of-C itv-Taxes +. j.
Bond publish cards to-day announcing
themselves as candidates Tor reelection.
The campaign Is opening unusually early
this year. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
A POOR STRIKE,
At Which Both Men and Employers SwOrs
and Kicked.
special telegram to the DlspatehI

FARNvIlLE. Va, January 7.-To-day
there was an open strike by the several
hundred hands employed on the Orange
and Keysylle railroad, and for a time work
a, this point was entirely suspended.
Higher wages was what the workers
clamored for. Upon inquiry at the COM
missary department we were informed that
the men didn't start to work on Monday
morning until o'clock. and that they
were not paid but eighty cents for that
part Of the days labor. At this they
kicked and swOre they would not work any
more. The bosses then swOre that they
would only be paid for the actual time
they are in service at the rate of ten cents
per hour, and after a discussion among
themselves of several hours about three
fourths Of them returned to work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
RAIEkOkD LsNY%
DICHMOND AND DAN VII l. Il
Al RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SUUTHW EST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY ). 1890.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAN No. %, 20 4. ".
COUTUERN EXPRESS, daily. for Danyille,
- Greensboro, Winsson-Saiem, Durham, Ra-
leigh, Kandlemau. salisbury, Asheyilio, Hot
Springs, Charlotte. COlum1ia. Aiken, Au-
gusta. Atlanta, birmingham, Montgomery, Sew
Orleans. Texas and California. Pullman palace
sleoping-cGrs Richmond 10 DauWhe AMI Danyill9
10 Ashegilie, Augusta, birmingham, aud how
Orleans.
TRAIN No. -. 1913 :. 81.
VIRGINIA AND NONiu CAROLlNA EA-
Y PRES. daily for Burkoyilic, al stations
on the Norfolk and Western railroad. Lynch
burg, knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis. and
Nashville: also for kry >Niiir. C.a-k-vlle, OK
ford, Henderson. DHrhgn, aud Raleigh. This
tram goes through solid 70 tnle.gn.
TRAIN 30. 20, 3 +. Vi.
HAST MAIL, daily. for all point on the Fsru-
4 Vile AMI POWhntsn railroad, Uangllic,
Greensboro. Wnston-Salon. kaleigh, Char
lotte, Asncyiile. Columbia. Augusta, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Montgomery, New Orleans, eXas,
and California. Pullman palace sloe9lng-e4rs
Denvilie 70 Augusta and Atlanta. aud at nreops-
boro' sleeper rid Asheylilo - M0rrlsiOwn, Tenn
TRAIN No. go. q =. q.
A MFLIA ACCONMoDAiION, daily except
"A sunday. for Amena Courthouse AMI inter
mediate points.
TRAIN No. Il. $50 A. NJ.
(iLOVER LOCAL daily except sunday. freight
v train With coach attached, Tor clover, Va,
and informed ate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No. 80 at 5.i5A. n. 30. 81 at 800 P. NJ,
and No, 81 a. 4. ~ Z. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
VNO JOHN J. BOYLE, ROBERT

VNO JOHN J. BOYLE, ROBERT
4 BOYLEIN HIS own RIGHC AND As AD-
MINlsTRATOR OF MARGARET ). BOYLE. De
CEASED, AND all OrhEhs INTERESTED:
Take notice. that on WEDNESDAY the 21th
January, 1890, the Guarantee Trustand safe-De-
post Company Of Philadelphia, POM, having
been appointed on December n, 1889, by the
Orphans Court for the county Of Philad lphia
guardian Of Margaret Jameson Beck worth aud
Elizabeth Bell Beckworth (nnOrs, aud having
Oualined according 10 law, said guardian viii on
that day, on behalf o. said wards, 4 petition
I'm the Hastings Court Of he city Of Manchester.
Va, in the suit OF Boyle rs. BOyle= Adminstra-
tor, &C, now pending in said court as provided
for by sections 2529 $3.50, 1881, and 1898 Of the
Code OF Virginia lSs1, PRAYING that the per-
sonal estate of said minors may he transferred
to their said guardian in the city OF fhtlsiel-
phia Penn, where they now reside. And at the
same time and place said guardian will also
petition ina the rents of the real estate or the
proceeds Of its sale, 10 which said minors may
be entitled under the DEGREES OF the said Hust-
ings Court Of Manchester. may DO removed and
transferred TO their said guardian.
THE GUARANTEE TRUST AND
SAFE-DEPOSlT COMPANY,
Guardian for Margaret Jameson BeckWOrth and
Elizabeth Bell Beckworth lminors'.
) :. T.. PATIEsON, Counsel Tor Petitioner.
js i-Wiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
By Quarles 6 McCurdy.
ReaI Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL.
i NEwLY-BUuT FRAME DWELLING or
POwHATAS STREET NEAR g A X + 4
sTKRET.--ln execution Of certain deed, detod
the 9Th Of November, 1879, ana duly resofuei
in H.prlco County Court, from Ro. :. Duke and
wife 10 the undersigned a. trustee, deiaule
having been made In one Of the notes merely
secured. and being required 30 10 DO Dy tho
holder thereof, viii offer for sale, on
FRIDAY TIE i0Tn DAY or JANUARY,
at ~ o'clock p. ". the aforementioned PKO-
PEkTY, lot 30xi'D.
TERMS: Cash az to cost and expenses OF SAFE
and safIicicnt TO pay q note OF sl3ll Win ln-
tersst and charges from tho 3Jth OF November,
1889. upon A credits OF si30i4 I'LL the S'h Oh 40
yefnber, 1870; residue as announced az sale
los H. A. MCCURDY, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
THE WALKeR-M!LLER TRIAL
The Accused Murderors Plead Not Guilty
The Gases Postponed.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l

lSpcciaI telegram 10 INC UIapaIch.T
LEXINGTON. Va. January flames MIL
Ter. George Miller. William Miller. and
John Reese. four OF the parties charged
with the murder Of DR. and Mrs. Il j
Walker. were araigned today IN the
County Court. judge Houston presiding,
and all pleaded not guilty b. the indict-
ments. James Miller elected to be
tried IN the Circuit Court. which con-
venes March LIST next The other three
elected to be tried in the County Court.
hut not being ready for trial at the present
term Of that court owing to the ABSENCE
81 David Miller, who Is still unable from
the effects OF the wound received at tho
time his father and the Walkers were
killed, to appear before the court. their
cases were continued until the February
=
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
TESTING WATER-woRks.
Protection Against Fire In the Western
Authorization Of the Council
rspccial Telegram 20 ths Dfspstch.I

srAusrov. Va. January 7;-Dr; Black
ford. SUPERINTENDENT OF the western
fanatic ASYLUM, ia his annual report to the
Roard az Directors referred TO the progress
az the work which the board had directed
should pe undertaken 10 procure supply
of water in case OF fire. Inc iact thht
the buildings had been previously only par
having received funds TO effect insurance
nolicies was commented on by several
naners In the State. The board and super
intendent have procured from the city OF
Staunton a connection with its water
mains and now protection Is complete.
TEST OF THE APPARATUS.
This afternoon there was test OF the
new water-works for the asylum, where
there are about thirty tre-plugs. AT
O'Clock the electric-alarm signal was turned
on and in less than three minutes the nose
reels Of the City Fire Department were ~
the ASYLUM with full force OF hremen-
The distance the hOse-reels uaVeii.h Was
more than one fourth of mile. The top
of the highest building from the surface, Is
eighty-fye feet. The pressure rom the
CITY reservoir threw the water at least
twenty feet above the highest building.
ssFE AGAINST FIRE.
With interior hose in every building, ms
well as the fre-plugs without connecting
with an eight-inch main. secures every
protection in the power Of the asylum
management TO effect against hre;, Inc
CITY Council Of Stanton he's literally ana
wisely come TO the help of the State In Its
great responsibilities for life and properly
al the asylum. The members OF the tX-
ecufive Committee-Messrs. EdmOndson,
Coleman. Todd, and Trout-superinten-
dent and the officers Of the asylum were
present and expressed much satisfaction at
the result Of the trial OF the water-power.
DR.. MoGett, president Of the board, was
absent from indispostion.
DE-. FISHER crIrE ILL.
DR.. T. c. Fisher. the venerable assistant
superintendent Of the asylum, l. again
critically Ill. HIS SONS are with nm.
Hons. w. r. Booth. of Richmond. and ;.
+. Coelan. Of Cumberland, both members
OF the Legislature. are here attending the
meetings Of the Executive Committees;
the first Of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Institute and the latter Of the Western Lu-
matte Asylum, of which they are also men,
bor4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
A TLANTIC COAST LINE

General Psss.uEe. AsenL
CHAkLssG ~. EDDY. Voc resi-su-
General Of.ica. koggoks. a ny g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08

BY Qusrlos 4 Mccurdy.
Real Es.ste AuctioneeKs.

GALE FOR DIVISION OF FRAME
- HOCsE AND LOT No. us NORTH THIRD
STREET, BETWEEN JACKSON AND DushL
Ann Brown. deceased, NO will offer Tor sale,
upon the premises, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY II, 1890,
nj az O'Clock r. NJ, the Aforementioned fho.
PERRY. Tho lot mas front on the east line OK
Third street " feet and runs BACK 10 rect 10
wide paved alley. me DWELLING conlalhs
about i've rooms and Is two story and basement
QUARLE5 & McCURDY
taS AuctiOneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
RAILROAD Lrxys.
IN NJ FsE sEgzs
(tHE5APEAkE AND OHIO Raj.
~ WAY COMPANY

~ VAs NO"t nsNt
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER q ,sn
LEAVE gfCHs0SO.
sioA N. Locai. except sunday. :or cliiaa
s20A N. Krnress daily for Oh Poln. AMI M
folk. Pullman Car a. Old Poln.
ii:20 4. n t5press dslly for Cincinpat. gar.or
Car Oif Poini 10 Cha lotte8 alie, a.
Poiimgn sleeper Cbaroises..io a
Cincinnati
sfoP. N. Expros daily for oi5 Pcla. A,
Norfolk. rar0r Car % Ola foia.
%oon Il. Accommodation. except sunday. ~
Gi5P. NJ. Ans ?. u. V. timlt,i ass,
Pullman siespiag-Car - hint,
Sold yestibale tram with Dining-css
and Pulmsne, Shari0ttesqills q,
Cincinnati, ana Pullnsns % Loa,.
vile.
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND
500 A NJ. aud 30 z. VI. daily from ncinnaa
900 a. NJ. daily, except sunday from Groioas-
ii:io A. a. AMI roo p ~ DAT, from Norfolk.
7:l0 Z. IL daily excops sunday ir0n Cuf.3l
forge
JAMES RIyEe DIVISION
R g A. X r.
LgkvE KcHX)SD.
sA3 A. NJ. daily Tor Lyncholrs LeSlngioa. aaa
clifton f0-yo
Sl6 p. ". scotlsviio accommodation, er-ax
sunday
1000 ?. N. dolly Tor Lynchbars aaI clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARKfvE BiCng0SD
G:i5P. VI. DAILY from Citfan forge.
7:4O A. NJ. Daily froo Clifton Forge.
Pi5 A. u. Except Sunisy from >clusvtns
station: EigtIh and Canal s.reetS
H. W FULLER
General Passenger Acct
IT. HARABAs. General Manager .s!
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN ROAD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
AFIRST-C INVESTMENT
ANEW RICHMOND ENTERPRISE
RiehnOnlIee NaClineC0npany


AUTHORIZED CAPlTAIs-Minimum. $4,000;
maximum, s2O0,00l Par value OF shares, SIS
each.
This company. chartered under the laws OF
virginis. IL the builder OF COMPRESSION ICE
AND REFidGERATlNG MACHINERY, under
the johnson patents, which Is without g rival Ia
its simpl i;y and the effectiveness OF its work,
aud Is about the only plant where sll the ma
ctinery IL on one noCr.
our machines now al work are giving entire
satisfaction. The ice msde by them 10 so trans
parent that newspaper can be read through q
block eleven inches thick.
CAPITAL STOCK. s2s,500 has already been
subscribed and paid up, and the company Is
now offering for sale, at par tSa5l, on the follow
Ing terms-vlZ, s. per share at the time OF sub
scription, IS per share In thirty days. and IS per
share In sixty days, and the balance upon tho
call OF tue Bosrd Of Directors, no call 70 DO
greater than 50 per share nor 10 De mede witnn
thirty days OF any previous call; ,y40 snares
s4s,5oo) after which the books will be closed
This company does not manufacture Ice, but
SELLS THk MACHINERY for &C doing.
10 bus4aess has stoWa such rapid qrouth In tho
South as that OF manufacturing ice We arc
now batiding two lSton machines and have con-
raets in Wow that will yield dividend Of ID per
cent per aunum on the stock, AID NO have nu~
merous inquiries for our machinery from all
parts OF the South.
That this will bs . nrstcisss paying invest
nent We have no doubt, and We recommend IL
10 10 b large and small Investors.
Subscriptions may DO paid 10 x A. Catlln, Sc
cretary and treasurer; TO :. q. Wallace, cashier
Citizens Bank, or TO William N. Hill. cashier
State Bank, Richmond. Va
The following are the ofiicsrs OF tho com pany--
VIZ: Herman schmidt. president; Wiiiism
A. cstiin. secretary and treasurer; 4 W. John
son. superintendent
0nies Of the company, uos est Main stree.
iAs-sodsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
PHILADELPHIA. RIG IL <liESh
NoND AVID NORFOLK
i7EAMShIe CoAPASs.

Appointed ssiiing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY al u n. aud every SUNDAY a.
5 A. n.
Froizh, for Tuesday, ani Frlcays steamers
received TIL il.S1 A. NJ: for Sancays' ste.snsr
an r. n. saturday. fseigns received daily uN
Up. NJ
bare, s.
For further Information apply %
!. W ACCARRtCR.
General Southern Agent once Kccxct.A
w. 4. CLYDE & Co.
mol Gensral Asenls PhiladolDci&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
CHURCH AFFAIRS.
oFrIcr-sEEKrRs' coNTEs.

IT Is now stated that the fight over the
relationship will bring IN Mr. \. Il. Mar:
tin, for many years clerk Of the courts Of
Norfolk county, who is General Mahone's
second choice. The nomination VIII be
made tomorrow All the applicants are ia
Washington. Mayor Banks. It l. alleged.
viii he gwen tie place of Commodore
Parks. so confidently expected by Mr..
John W. CAST. and that applicant left to-
day for Washington 10 sec about It.
Assistant Nayal-Constructor Llnnard Is
down with the grippe. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08

NJ O'Clock p. W.. the THREE TfNEWENrS
above mentioned with tho To-. fronting s. ~ 'et
on The south side % Webster street. beginning
Iai ~ feet east Of Goddin street. aud running
back between parallel lines l19 feet 70 the mid
die Of Bacon quarter branch.
Here il your chance TO buy small houses AMI
have no city taxes 10 paw.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay the expenses Of
sale and n note tor $3.50. with interest from
JANUARY /, 1870. and 2 credi, IS e. 5000 uoul
June -, 1900. ant !3ln ~ until December ~ 1880:
aui the residue upon d credit 20 he announced
at time u sale. y. W. BOW"
ia3 Surviving Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-08
VIRGINlA STEAMBOAT a-SxN.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT a.SkAf
' COMPANY f0g NORFOLK, k<zssr6 -
PORTSMOUTH NEWPORT NEWS, CLARE.
MONT. and JANEs-kINEk LANDINGS Dirt.
by elegant saloon s;essae. ARIEL, hcsying ksh-
nond kvkhY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. ard
FRIDAY q, Z A. NJ. cireet-cars ~ directly 70
steamers wharf.
Connections at Norfolk closely with all lines
for northern citios same afternoon, jaime. river
Through tickets on steamer auc AZ Garbers
Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through. State-roolns engaged for day or alsa~
MOUTH, OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ATTAIN
TIC AND DASviLLk STATIONS. aud WASH
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