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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
RAILROAD LIsrA

~
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-scheduls
commencing JANUARY - ISgo-eastern
STANDARD time:
1:32 A. N. lesves Byri-strset station daily.
stops only At Ashland, Boutwell,, NIL
ford. ana Fredericksburg, Brooke and
Widevstor. Sleeper % washington
aud New York. Does not stop At
Elba.
200 P. NJ. leaves Byri-Snee. station daily. or.
ccpt sunday
e:soP. N ieayes Byrd-stree: station daily
1913 +. N. leaves Byri--treet station daily.
Stops only at Bothwel. Milford. and
fredericksburg. sleeper Richmond
10 New York.
65OA. NJ. arrives at Byrd Street station daily
Sleeper from New York
s:38P. n. arrives az Byrd-Streel station daily
stops at Fredericksburg. Milford
Boutwell,. and Ashland Sleeper fr0fa
Washington and Ner YORK Does no!
SOS P. N. arrives Byrd-street station daily
Stops only az Fredericksburg, NIL
ford, and Ashland.
e:l5 p. ". arrives a. Byrd-Sreet station daily
except Sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
e4sA A. d. leaves Hloa. Arrives az Ashland "
1888 A. N.
<OoP. NJ. accommodation leaves Byri-strse,
station; arrives AZ Ashland 4. =. "A.
s04P. N. leaves Rlba, arrives at Ashland az
Gas NJ
Gas A NJ. arrives Kioa Leaves Ashland sifD
M
Gs5 A n accom- notation arrives 10 Bryd-
sreet station leaves Ashland st7:H
A. ".
E50P. n. arrives az Elbx leaves Ashland AZ
5i2P. n.
The New YORK aud Florida Special, composed
OF Pullman yestiDuled Care. Will arrive AZ Dyrd-
Street station on Mondays. Wednesdays. and
Fridays at 7:l3 p. NJ, and, commencing JApu-
airy 10Th, will Leave Byrd-sireet station on
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays at $40 A..
NJ. Extra fare Is charged on this train.
{. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
Z 7. u. MYkks. GanaraL sn parln LendeaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
ZEAL EsTATE AT PRuvArE SALE
REAL bHIHIE AT PRIVATE 0ALE
EOR SALE, THE PROPERTYn.A
L so LEI
WELL KNOWN AS THE PETERSBURG IL
BRARY HALL,
SITUATED At CORNER OF SYCAMORE
AND
BoLLINGBROOK STREETS.

The foundation and cellars are built OF the
best dressed granite. The cellars are dry and
well ventilated. Tho second story IA composed OF
three VERY DESIRABLE tIRST-CLASS STORES
o, % feet front, on Bollin gbrook street with
u ,aet pitch, and 81 feet deep, to wide alley,
aud one other STORE Of similar description
fronting on Sycamore street. All the stores
have neatly-lnished brownstone fronts and
large-size front windows with plate q asa, elso.
gas, water. counters. and shelving all complete.
The third story consists OF a beautiful finished
audience-room, 55x66 feet and 81 feet high. with
two side rooms OF lGx2i feet each. with vesiibule
attached. There are about Is shifting large-sized
81 toes, two largc-siZed furnaces, and costly
chandeliers attached TO room. The front and
sides OF the building above tho stores) are built
OF tho best No. Baltimore stOck-brick. All the
doorB and window-caps and lintels are brown
stone The roof Is covered with best Bucking-
ham slate, ell the timbers 81 best North Caro-
limo heart pine. lumber and inside OF northern
white pine. The whole buildings are substan-
tally built OF beat materials and Workmanship
at a cost Of about 200. Tho present rental Is
8, 80 per ernum The whole property and pos
session can be bad for $4,000. payable in ten an
nual payments Of Zoo ench. with per cent.
from day Of sale until paid or will exchange for
Richmond city property. Apply to
N. w. SIGGINS,
No. 100 Floyd avenue,
10 i3-ft' Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1il3 east Main street.
SALE OF A DE-
TACHRD
TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING,
No. 1908 NORTH SIXTH STREET (SAVY HILL).

BY virtue OF deed OF trust executed by A.
W. Richardson. dated October Is, 1851. and re-
corded ia Decd Book 1873 {, page 1853. Richmond
Chancery Court 10 secure certain notes therein
mention cd. and default having been made 10
the payment OF the same. end being required
so 70 do by tho beneficiary. Will sell at public
auction, on the promises. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1890,
at5P. NJ, the above PROPERTY, described In
said deed as follows: "All that lot OF land In
the city OF Richmond with improvements there
en- on toe ives, line Of sixth street north OF Baker
street. fronting nnety-f0ur feet, more or less,
bounded on the north by the centre Of q deep
rayne or branch"
The above Improvements consist Of two-s,ory
frame dwelling OF five or six rooms.
TERMS: Cash rs TO expenses Of sale and exe-
cutting this decd Of trust, and to ray of the fol-
lowing past due notes with accrued Interest
.hereon-to wit, 1853 due October b. 1888; s54.
February u. 1859; f55. June IL 1889; $56, Octo-
Der Ia 1889; f57 duo February IL, 1890, and the
purchaser TO assume tho payment OF the follow
Ing notes. 10 become due "a follows: f5S June
H. $780, $50. October H. 1890, and balance as said
Richardson or the trustee may direct.
LEROY Il. BROWN, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON Brown Co.. Auctioneors. fe9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

MISS LILLY HOWARD DESIRES
WI TO TEACH A CLASS OF EMBROIDERY
az tho rooms OF the Womsn's Exchange. Appl.-
cation for terms, &c, can be made 10 the
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE, Fourth and Franklin
Streets 10 ll-IuSIhI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
" W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneec
A GRAND MANU- FACTU RING
SITE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD,
JANEs-RIvER AND KANAWHA CANAL,
AND
RUNNING BACK TO JAMES RIVER,
ATAUCTlON.

In execution OF q deed Of trust from l. T. and
J. II. Harvie and their wives. dated October II,
1873, and duly recorded, the undersigned, sur
wing trustee Of himself and the lafe A. - WI
liams will sell by auction, AZ tho ofice Of \. W.
Bowe. aucti)neer. No. Eleventh street, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS 1890.
at o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed. the same fronting 80 feet on the south
side Of the Richmond and Allegheny railroad (or
James River and kanawha canal, and r-nniug
back to James river.
This property begins sbou; 81 feet west Of tho
Tredegar WORKS and runs up 10 tho nev paper
mills.
Il Is probable that arrangements for water
power can be made with the Richmond and Al
leghsny Railroad Company, snd a. one cubic
foot Of water At this point will develop about
four-horse power taoOut three times tie usual
amounD IL Il evident that this lot has great value
for manufacturing sites Plat at auctionoer 3
office.
Terms: BY consent one third each balance at
six and twelve months for notes. with interest
added and secured BY trust deed.
ROBERT h. sTBGER.
fe4 Surviving Trustee.
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p,rAwruH. oy srr,nrK.


49, e--aa4
FOR NEW YOlN
steamers leave Richmond kfstf p - ''t
anu FRIDAY a. T.. VI. .huii"l. -41- '.'
hour before 3hllng timr.
steamers Ihays New YORK f1r klhA =
EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI IS. il tDtt a'
NJ. arriving ia Kiehmoli AONDAt al 4.'
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger aecOfnmoiau VS. arsars ass' L
Cabin fare - rev York tit oauas--if'f
Touto Including meas aai Dtf-4- ..... -- % , ID
Bound-trip uesets. uinitoi - t-iy -"I'
after date OF ISSUE. .-ts...- s.ts.+sts. .....' ~
Storage, with sIus 5.ence 600. -...--t-t.
Storage without 81 Jsls'rucr. .........-... t"
CAbin fare rls Chesapeake sud CHIC Ia.-
y1y......- ....-.-t---sst. .srr .r.-r.
Cabin faro tis Richmond and itlers .-.s
railroad ..............r .t+ts.... o..
Tickets can re otfainei a. b y. 'Alari |
Nam street. Che-apeaks aud ono ali
uOnd and Petersburg depgt% AMI ~ 'n '.i
Offices, 1871 NAN siroes, All wharf, tfs7."
Freight Forwarded aud o. -0dkn in.a " .-- .
issu.d tor points BEYOND SeT t.rk-
FrrigntrscciYes iaiiy uuAl D. z. Il. ....y.
Ia,-~ngers iraung AicAmoAI o. N''i~,'
WEDsEsDAY>. IHUhsDAlr. as ga D"
DAYS or tho Ihesayeake ana or I..N
kewpor. News sgs.l3 A. q. ana Nv n.'-.-
and Petersburg TelirOai lsS.us jos >. y"
N Will make ,Ounrcs'Ja q. .'ohfN..
win stoamer leaving hose 49,.
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., AsrhN
No 1874 lla.. --faes, 49,
au.J ComDauY'e ~. h"ife'N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
pUBLIC MONTY.

The bill to provide for the disbursement
OF money to public institutions came up
on its engrossment, and the amendment of
the Finance Committee providing that not
exceeding $500 shall be allowed for the in
cidental expenses of any one institution
was agreed to.
A motion to pass the bill by having
failed, MIR. Echols proceeded to present rea-
sons why in his judgment the bill should
not pass, and at O'clock he yielded to a
motion to adjourn. which was put and car
ned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

Mr.. Hunley introduced bill to provide
for the retirement OF judges over eighty
years of age upon certain pay. The act
provides that any Judge over eighty years
Of age now serving upon the bench of any
court in this State may retire therefrom
and receive during the remainder of his
life two thirds as much pay as now is
or hereafter may be paid to the judge
OF the court from which he IS
retired. All judges hereafter chosen shall
retire from the bench when they reach the
age of eighty years and shall receive there
after during the remainder of their lives
ono half as much pay as is at that time or
may be thereafter paid their successors.
The act further provides that any person
who has served or may hereafter serve
twenty years upon the bench of any court
or courts in this State. but is not so serving
when lie reaches the age OF eighty years,
shall nevertheless receive during the re-
mainder of his life. after reaching eighty,
such pay as he would receive If serving
until and retired at that age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

WANTED, AT SMITHDEAL PRAC-
w TICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, lil3 Main
street, LADY AND GENTLEMEN contestants for
tho BEAUTIFUL PRIZE MEDALS. An expe-
rienced teacher. mathematician and book
keeper has Just been added 70 the faculty. Book
keeping, Arithmetic. Writing, Shorthand, Type
writing, and Teiegraphy. Night and day sos
siona 70 a-Su, Tu&ThtAp2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
House of Delegates
RETIREMENT OF JUDGES.

Speaker Cardwell called the House t
order ut IL o'clock and Rev. J. Wiley Bled
soc offered PRAYER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
STEAMBOAT z5,z.l.
DHHADELPHIA. RIC H. <tTe
NoND AND NORFOLK
AAoalP coz z a =

Anpo,n.ei ealing dsyA Esery fIssvyAs
AMI FRIDAY a. IL and every rtNDA'"
. A. II. 49, -,..,,..r,
,..oiyod oil il.SJ A A.. for sunday, tieAl1
:,li5P. " saturday frSishi sssssSsi asiV ."
] y. NJ
Fare, -
w j. ~ McCARaiCh.
General Southern Agsa, once kseSs'>
~ 4. CLYDE q Co,
10. Gensssi Agents fhiis1s.phs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13


Mr.. Samuel Il. Coleman introduced bill
TO amend and recnact sections 2, 3, and III
of an act entitled an act TO incorporate the
Normal Collegiate Institute and to provide
for the support of tho same, approved
March @. 1852. and in lieu thereof provide
anew for the incorporation OF said Normal
and Collegiate Institute. and for the sup
port OF the same. approved May 20. 1887.
aud to amend tho title thereof. THE bill
provides that the name of the school shall
be the Virginia Normal Institute. The said
institute shall be subject to the govern
ment aud control Of a board Of visitors,
whose organization, powers. and duties
shall be as follows: The board shall con-
sist OF seven members. The Superinten-
dent OF Pablo Instruction shall be mem
Der and e1-otfc,o chairman of the board.
The other six members shall DO appointed
by the Governor. subject to the confirma-
ton OF the Senate. They shall be qualified
citizens Of Virginia; their term OF office
shall be six years: provided that Of those first
appointed two shall be designated by the
Governor TO continue in Office until the LIST
day of April. 1892; two until lst day OF
April. 1891, aud two until the LIST day Of
April, 1896. For the regular term begin
ming April !, 1872, two members OF the
board shall be anDointed a. hefsin pxo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
prrcTToy OF JUDGE.

At1:3O o'clock the House proceeded TO
the execution of the joint order. which was
the election of Judge for the Corporation
Court Of the city of Bristol.
Mr. Kendrlck nominated ex-senator w.
T. Thea, winch was seconded by MIR. Saun-
dcrs.
Adjourned Mt q AZ O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
NO SECRET SESSION.


Mr.. Peters. Of Campbell, offered the fol-
lowing;
Resoired That on the 18th of February tho
first hour Of the sitting of this House shall
visitors from this hall during said hour.
Mr.. Peters asked that this resolution DO
adopted as personal favor TO himself. He
had matter TO bring up which ho could
not inform the House of at that time.
When asked if the matter was local or
general in its scope Mr.. Peters said it
would affect the whole State. Mr., Hay
did not think there was any rule of the
House to justify them TO pass resolution
TO work in secret session.
The paper was referred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
AUCTION sALEs-This Day:
Joseph D. Davis, Ancsionesr,
II. q. Cook, SaIesman.)

oxTHURsDAY, 18TH INSTANT.
at TO- 30 O'Clock, will sell at No. l7lt ess.
strsst. ali UNKEDEEMED PLEDGES, cons,surss
OF GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. JbWsehu"la AZ +.
great variety, GUNS, PISTOLS farSrrRy
TOOLS, LADIES' and GENTLRMENs w.
ING APPAREL, and great many otnoI aI".,o"
el2 JOSEPH b. DAVIS, Auctionec1..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
EUcATORS INSTRUCTED ~ POLTTICS

iaFrr audience. composed Of tca"iero Of both
eve Listened vi.h interest 20 short hut earnest
NcNs> on The Teacher IN PViitcs' delivered 10y the
"cV' Dr. Howard Crosby in the A>hury Methodist
episcopal Church yesterday, uLdcr the auspices of Tn;
sth"l II Pedagogy OF TIE University Of lie city Il
Ne"-iork He sad among other r!in:,:
ihe tine la, come Wien every man and w"mau
nus lace cans"r on the one >ide and duty On the
ou"f. This city, which has Cal abilities BEYOND ans
ou'eH on tins globe. is IN the hands of thieves ana
''uueferS Their moral character i judged by thcr
~'nuect AM tier s:yle life i known to al ID CRYING
A"'' III l. The government If an al! ylrchy. The
H Is corrupt and TIE Cause Of il j. TainnaIv HILL.
wen We have a NayOr that viii give $1,000 10
O's ara anolcr Office: that viii invite the ID oGr'
S'unaecF> bh'n Ia tliis city have officers that
~ INJURY I" our cty and these men are the lest
representatives II their ring
VT 'ro'hy referred t. the teachers ; the thnhi";.
ssyo ana those who should be leaders in times IT
in anu, by incu.,atIng prime PIKE, Of honesty
rhm,1 cdi methods and patriotism youthful niHd>.
c.c'dtc The f>luH generation 10 COntcptl1n
80" uu'y 10 The state and to the c.t;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

De, Toinc. I,vI U,t. 10 The IN. ines II IN"
Interstate. Deep Water Il1b"r Crun.ii'"'. wL'h La
been ia Inn here 81 pr,rc.,ll' completed T. 'ri.
.r.nl:tiDn ado.i 'Ji.@rat ilat!nr -" sr II "
nroH the h -nm'I -urcc'- Of deep Nat,g ia'H CO.;
,.aIvc ,i,u. Cope" 81 ii' I-".tii" ol'"" r'it
la President liJrr,"iI ard 80 The ut"d state ~'iit"
and House Of H"pl" rul1iivt,. Tia" folio" NIX com
m.c", ~clr-'ci tn ian" 'Ai'~" 81 AFFAIR." Of Tn
general committee h'nc"l.htlt I."t!.'.dl trmn!''"r
Judge J. - E,no?y. Na,,a-: Co"ur. watt. CT, ham.
Tc\a.: li. ". %. kHip. Iowa. v J.. thlml"r'a'n
Iowa -GLc, Ozark. bhlarira. and S'' Iini la'' her.
IT, thicl.n truii.'t'" "H 'n"i.h u.'':'.' common
f.. III" .r,;,, Wet i. T.. tlt:Lr tni'atp: jude i y.
Carroll, T.\H. 1ud.. j. VI. cares. WNoini,-. {. T..
k0udzr. t,lc. ado. and ii0""Ii J"'- Is ~ I:li-
io,atn n c"I.lIi''r >r"u"n ih'l'h"r j.. t,' ="
John EIHl- tOtui,i >tlu"l t!hh". Oklahoma l..
Ut,la Denver, and \. t.. i.lihu. vi uEfI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
SOLTENT, Bot IN LIQCIDAIION.
A PARTNERSHIP QUARREL LEADS TO LlIl'A'
TION IN A BIG FIRM.

The Sheriff yesterday received three aUac"in'"'s
aggrcgating S13,414 against George H. ii. lMicr Oh
the late firm OF Prenss Butler. pr"pilct"s oi ''e
Manhattan WOrsted MILL. at ON" hundred ahu''Wr'o'"
ST. and Elcvcnth-avc. The attachments were Ill l"v"r
of Frederick T. preut.S. the former partner lor
Sal 900; Paul I'nwiu $3.50. and L!dia - fioEo
SI1.l25. They were granted on the ground W non
residence Mr. Butler living AT Orange. y. j. Inns 10
the elimination Of a disagreement between the part
rels. Friends of Mr. Butler say that lie was aissa'i'
tied with hi, partners management 81 the business d""
Mr. Hutcr having the biggest interest In the oohcc'
dissolved the firm on August last ana mas Nln'e
been lquidatng the business. Tho FIRM was periec'is
solvent and the assets we're much more than enough
to pay sll the liabilities.
MIR Eutsr WAS formerly clergyman. and was III"
sole heir 10 tho estate Of Edwin 7. Butler who dlcd
about six years aso leaving large fortune lhc
late MIR Butler established the business many years
AGO and had II i, .aid. a capital of about S4ooooo
invested I'm H. The firm was formerly lsntler Prem
tl,, but after the death OF the senior partner, the
s,v,e Was changed 70 Irentiss Butler. George H. H.
Dutcr succeeding to hi, fathers interest III the hrm
The firm did large business. generally dScoun'eo 'c'i
nurchase, earned handsome bank balances. and had
splendid credit. -, ,,.; ,i,
LIKE A. Lockwood. attorney for Mr. Prrntls>. sa.u
Yesterday that IN, partnership was perfectly s"iNt"l
mo MARINER md directed t. the PAY icnt OF certain
Claims and thc matter d been b!On.i into court Tor
So, Element Edward II. Wilson had been appointed
receiver 10 wind up Inc concern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
GRIEF JUDGE or IRE COMMON Pleas
JUDGE JOSEPH !. DAILY CHOSEN By HIS As,o'
GATES FOR THAT HONOR.

Judce Joseph +. Daly was made Clu"f IrdG" Of
The Ccuit o: ton.iAca Peas il h.> ,Dc.a;"> on no
Conn. IN PEE, D"I,h yri":Gtr. tn, ar.N";Jccln"it
I'd "a" cActr"'! aYG lot nurh comment; FOR TIC
Is,>,a ti.at !; had been IA gone concla'on that
Judsr D,.y womb DC tho 20! Tie place. The
tCt-e> Simply he'd 1c"tI.- aid paced appropriate
.rto:S :cqEc,tir 'udco DAILY act la tie capdc.''
Of ca: lU",.. N.eI CHi'i I.dcr Charles L. Day
rct-i :r.'I - Common Ti"as hcich III De emb"r'
Isl. ~, GUc>'.o 10! sOInc tine whether judge
JO>' ph /. D!y lut,c Ldrgr:cv would be -c!ec,cd
t. I'll ITO place lt vacant ~ tho 'h.cl Judge. retire
HclL IA.o..y Judge Lagcmo!c Wa seicrt"d. he be
Ing The ,"..oc Judge OF tho Common Pleas bench
at Tat t.ur.
CHE. Jgc - larrc0rc resigned short time ago. ana
Goveo: H. s.Yo.;;cd Judge Roger A. Pryor To fill
LIS pl.c. TIC la'Y prov. dc>. however. that wh"n a
Lew JUICE 3 appointed selected 10 Ill the place Of
caci judge, The judge shall lot be chief judge,
lut he ,Lali be a,oc!atc Judge all The judges OF
RUNE! aow c.I-i JuG.e. (Eiei Judge DAILY Is not
80 oI iLai, ~ SON" "f hl> a--ocalc~, bal he I,
the sciln: ,u1c9 on Ia" Common !'l1a> bench He Ia,
Away, been DciuGCrat. aud he - Dow serving h'
.cc0id '-iH. lie considered one OF the lest
lucsr IA tic ,"ir;v Court House. and many OF M.
Oilio:s cited authorize, on important legal
l0.:n>. bc / puu,lat.ng ~ the consideration Of Tie
ease "hA ac ur,;-ht before hiiI aud lie la, cari!sj
III c';tl!c O:G :Ui fairies and sound Judgment. lie
Wa ErI!:s last .iu'c for the md tlMc h., fr>t
VIC hdvIS died At out two year, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
A RETENTION or AETILLERY vLTERiNc

Tic twelfth ANIMAL r.!.!pu Of II" IN ~ YORK
Heavy Artillery Veteran Association. vhIr la LrcL
arranged TO tahc place AZ 80. =" Wet Twenty th.r!
ST. Oct"'sr 20. VIII hc one Oi tie .p~t important
and interesting ever held. Major W.iiiu II. it1ylr.
Of The Amy The pre-, dent 81 t. il'ln ana cx.
Lieutenant Joseph II. BARKER, NE rotary and trc,
Lro:. have been at work for several weeks on Ia, PR,
rraIuc. II Will be All.dav and evening reunion.
Al 10 30 IA. there will BE- -pcal me-, Tin. Of t.
af>o' .aiiol. and members Of the Slmrut. At.l3
y. IN. there w!Il be- All entertainment for mcnlcl.
sI"-t and Their friends. AZ Il; 90 p. m. reception
AT 80 D. IN, business "etinG TO b. fDiI,Wni by
supper. one Of Tie Interesting iciiur"s VII be- the.
display oi the two battle flags pIcciiicd 10 the req
ncnt hv the merchants OF tEi> CIiv on the field at Get
ty>burE. Governor seymour made the p!c ci atIou t
the time the cemetery was dcdicat'S by President Lin
COIN November 49, 1862.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
4 JVOHlN HHDT ~ BASKED HOBBErS

Tirtrhr.g oct. li.-Mr~. EiIair;h ShuI''"r@. the
keeper Of a toll hon" near Wa-hu~lpn. Icnu.. Wa
fatally shot la; night by aoi robbers. About
oclock tw" Ina.hrd called 81 ia" toll pI-' and
Mrs. saunders answered their ,ILinuii-. GA ;r'lut
the dor IN" nca d"nan!'d H. rnn:icy her NE
she rca' he'd ll~id" Ia" door tn -; r'v"lt"r when
one If the nr, fired. tIc ball striking SIR. >tind"r
IN th" ft side. she gablr:d her liver and h1 iS
fired three shots the nhraudcr.. hrt without cn"ct
The men quickly di~Ipp",.td. in alarm va, ;Hvch
and u search instituted. a }"anr man narr-d n'rrr
j. under aric.t suspicion. AID others hot
pursuit 81 orlicr.. ~. ~.t'udcI, al; lNlI. and
gives god description Of her as,ala,. Her injuries
will result fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
NuTES ~ TIE LABOR WORLD.

Iyrn Mas, p,i. Ii VI. j. tag"y WAS TODAY ~.
JUDGED .uilty If atImlit.uS worhnlen and was lines
- and ,,,.;, The t>> ui i>>au.,ins non union men
wr.. ,oitIniSi for week. ,Ircn~"in. who wh> struck
IN The abdomen hy "A store. il slightly improved, bus
il, phv- i.il, LAY the injury may Prove fat,l.
l;u:drili"WH. y. j.. oct. II. The female operators
~ laub Null.:'~ >on- Co.. -hirt mauua' ur>. who
uutt w.rl ~ booty yesterday afternoon h',aise hs
.u Wanted l., 4, Va. y cents dozen on
.tk .hltt, ana 80 cents per dozen on French nannel
.r.~ lt-luIcd work tl| morning 1T the Old scale o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGtN PROTESTS

Arch .shop Corrlgan has sent letter TO tho
Building Commission In which hc protest, aQnn., the
conformation o: st. Andrews Church. which is included
In the proposed sit" at Centre Chambers and Duane ,s
and Citv Hall Place" The Archb. shop In hi. ,:ot urpc.
tn" historic associations connected "rh a." church ns
nopr reasons for pot taking ia" gr,nd :o nunclaI
building. No meeting OF til" COMMITS -ion la, been hold
since thu death Of County CLERK Reilly. who was
Of It's members and action lite will probs Div
w defsrrSa until ths vacancy has teen filled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
PNY>lCflNS or THE MISSISSIPPI VALET.

luU y III. b'i. ll-Ilr Mississippi Valley Medical
Association held IL fiui session ,'>tc:lay AID AL.
luriU"I. Ol.,cr> WIZ elected ~ follows
President pr &. H. llu.hc>. Of -. Louis: first wee.
ii,:i Dr. john y. lolll>cr II Illinois Second
N..r president. = rln. IL OHIO: secretary f. >.
Nch,r'. III p!Iu. ,Etiultr ~ The Committee on Ar
i..'-,.n"ut>. Nv |. y. Love. IT 81 Louis. Judicial
uIl.ii d.. NGrloc LVl Or II. H. Nh ID. Of St. Louis
Dr. y. -. ,.rIilii>. ~ springfield. H.. Dr. Il. T..
rWri,. II Indiana: pr. N"npphon scott. Of ohio Dr..
i!nrr ut l.irl.i. hUl ir L." npd>. Of Louisville.
The urNt nccilus viii lr held Al ST. Louis the third
N.du,-,!l, IA O,;"n.:. \ banquet was enjoyed BY
the ASSOC ttluu last night.