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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12

rTvRUsTEEs SALE OF a ~ TRACT " ACT
M LAND WITH GOOD lxrk0vRMENTs
~ CuARi'Es CITY COUNTY. COSTAislS0
iiao ACREs.-By virtue Of sdesa o. gus. rom
s,a"rss ~ Walden 10 mo - truslec. pearins
1ssc fSscenbsr 5. 1889, and duly recornea Ia VIC
C,svt's ONCE OF Charles CITY County cour', ana
being required BY the holder OF .ne NOTES
tnsrcin secured, WIN sell ct public aact'on' on
THURSDAY. Auorsr u, 1890.
At O'Clock p. NJ, tho properly described Is fo..
80. All those TWO TRACTS OF LAND with
smnrovements thereon 10 Charles City county
srawn ns CAKEY'S snd GRAVEL HILL, con.
,s,nInr A a whole LILO ACRES. and bounded
or the north BY iands Of Mrs. Nelson. buckr,
snd Refers: on the east by Chickahominy
liver: on too south by Mr.. Lambs land; ana
TERMS Cash ~ 70 expenses OF snio ~" =. =
note OF Sos, with interest from june ,, iro 70
dsv Of sale and credit as TO The payment OF
a, ia by two notice. ono for $50 due september
< 100. and tho other for 81, 900 due December D
iSso. Balance upon such terms as may pe an
nouu'' CA. CRAWFORD, Trustee. 3
POSTPOHEMRNr.
Tho above sale viii take place on
THURSDAY, AUGUST q. 1880,
at5P. NJ. In front OF the custom-houso on Bank
street. Richmond. Va r
Su 10 Z. n. NnA"rOhD, itus'oe.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Raj
TIMETABLE
Commanding SUNDAY, Nay u. 40 =
L.. trains 90 his rosi will rgo as 10 "a
EnffVAAn KID
TRAINS NORTH wAgD.

sDaily. tpaiiy except sunday.
sTOPPIStNPLAcS> ~.
Nos. II, ", 81 -. And ~ max, AZ sso.N -,
- and - SOD GA signA a. ~ Z,
DreWry's Blaf. CentrAlia- aud .nes" ii
stops at Chester. NoA 81. s. 81 y ~. ", ="
* viii STOP .. al stations tor passengers
PuLLAAN-CAR sKS'tCA -,
On Trains Noe 10 and q slsspins- gears 49,
New Yosk cad Tampa Fla trss Iacs'ss'..e
On Trains NoA u aud ~ sloopins-cNs ~
WsehinstOu sad Ckarlsstoa. On Tran
sleeplng-cars between Washington ent -.
sonytilN On Train Nc. IS s,vspins-esn
tween Jack son vile ana Sow fosk vo,enLx
TIE ONLY ALL-kAIL Inns TO MAJ
x,esue. nav. SEQ AZ. sos,ols..'~'sssS
R.chnona. - s:ss2. u Norfolk 90
Norfolx. .s&t0S. \. kicAmcnd. .iso
NorfoA :. :. st:o0 y. \. RisAnond.. ~ q
fhs usius leaving hichmosd atSW a;
Norfolk ID n \. are sclid sraias psss ,s,
0Ssse Avn points. aud passengers 80 tn,'. -
vtsbout change u sArA Cioss eoansss,oa,
also made ss Pstscsbure By the SO =, - 80
from HicAmond Aad Ne 80 4 y YEA Nv
nSsss ,ssviae Rscsnsad q go A. = 81.
Si.S, p. Il. and asflving a nioh0en - IT, !,
III "a 20 n y MAGE close sonossnea
Ssesrsoure 10 ga nom fAxmviil~ LJnsh''s
end 'sa@sss''ls g ssrHiIy. s.pssia.s.assa
he \ MIA eenes1l sapsrnsse~ssss,
& = h1anooS oeaAsa1 laAasaes ~"
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BY sutton 81 Co..
Real Estate AGENTS and Auciioneers,
1911 Main street.

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
i BUILDING LOT SITUATED AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF THIRTY-FOURrH
AND STREETs.-By virtue OF a certain deed
OF trust executed 10 the undersigned trustee,
dated February !, 1880, and OF record In Hearico
County Court office, Deed Book l29 a, page io',
default having been made in the payment OF
certain notes secured thereby and being re-
quired 40 10 do by the beneficiary therein,
shall proceed 70 sell at public auction, upon the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. August -. 1890,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the above-described PROPER
TY. fronting 80 feet on the north side Of street
Corner Of Thirty-fourth street, aud running
back depth Of li2 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses OF sale and 10
pay off two notes past due, amounting to $l2o,
with some little interest: balance upon such
terms as will DO announced at sale.
NJ. L. sPOTSWOOD, Trustee.
SUTTON e. Co, AuctiOneerS aug
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BY. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
1886 East Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
"A SHOWCASES, FURNITURE, &c.

TO-DAY
At 1920 o'clock will sell at my auction'rooms'
for parties declining business general assorted
lot Of Groceries, &C.. consisting In part OF
3 boxes OF LAUNDRY SOAP,
100 boxef OF MUSTARD,
100 boxes Of BAKING POWDER,
30 boxes OF SOAPINE.
Two dozen WATER BUCKETS.
Large lot OF PEPPER, STARCH, SODA, CAN
GOODS, BLUEING. box OF CANDLES, SPICES,
dozen LAMP CHfMSEYS. WASH BOWLS,
aud many other useful and sslablc goods,
ALSO
Silver-framed SHOWCASES.
3 LOUNGES.
BUREAUS.
Set SCALES and other miscellaneous articles
Sale positive and for spot cash. and goods taken
out OF house Immediately alter sale.
j. II. VALENTINE,
Auctloneer.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lli3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" ENTIRE INTEREST OF CHARLES f.
SCHERER IN THE PROPERTY HERE
IN-BELOW DESCRIBED.
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by George L. Crawford,
Real Estate Agents aud Auciioneers,
1905 Bank street.


rJNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
lLAND IN HANOVER COUNTY, VA, on
THE CHEsAI BAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
AND ABOUT HALF A MILE FROM TAiLOks-
WILLIE, A STATION on THE RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG AND PoT0MAC . RAIL,
ROAD, CONTAINING FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES AND KNOWN AS
GLEN CAIRN. AND ADJOINING TIE LANDS
OF JAMES HANAHN, j. w. PERKINS, j. II.
UOLLINGSWORTH AND L. H. CAkDONA, DIX
CEASED; THE IMPROVEMENTS consist or
A DWELLING OF ABOUT EIGHT ROOMS AND
OTHER BUILDINGS USUALLY FOUND ON a
GOOD FARM.-N virtue OF deed of trus, from
j. b. Jones, trustee. 10 me a. trustee, bearing
date July IS, 1889, and duly recorded in Hanover
County Court CLERKS ofice. Deed Book ~. page
4lG, and being required by the holder OF tho
note therein secured, | will cell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1890.
at o'clock 2. NJ. the property above described.
TgRAs: Cash as TO expensesof sale and note
OF $500 with interest from July Il, 1890, until
paid: balance on such terms as may be AL
nouuced at sale. W. a. RlChs,
au3 Trustee.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

DROPOSAIS WILL BIZ RECE1 V Ed
L up 10 O'Clock p. NJ. OF SATURDAY., August
g. 1880, for the following BILLS OF LUMBER
for repairs 10 Free bridge OF WHITE OAK:
Ono hundred and eight thousand uOS,OJD feet
BOARD MEASURE, three ~ inches thick, IN
lengths OF eight a. feet six 5) inches, or multi
pies Of that Length, not less than eight (si ncnee
nor more tnsn twelve l2) inches wide.
-Four hundred and twenty ti2Jl pieces two w
inches by six (6) inches by ton lO ieet long. All
TO be accurately sawed 10 thickness. with all ends
square. no torn edges aud free from wind
shakes and checks and other Injurious defects. OF
ALL-HfART PINE.
The following NUN bers and lengths OF pieces
four "a inches thick by Ten U0i inches wide
namely: Thirty-1ve 49, pieces sixteen u6l
feet long. sixty (6U pisces eighteen tls) rect
long, one hundred and five Q05l pieces twenty
four t2H feet long. twenty-five t29 pieces twenty
six l26l feet long, and twelve 40 pieces twenty
eight (2s feet long. All 10 be accurately sawed 10
thickness, with all ends square, and free OF
knots, wind-shekes, and checks and other iniu-
rious defects calculated To impair strength
Lumber to be delivered at either Richmond
or at seventh street. Manchester, deliveries 10
commence within nf;een Q9 days and to be
completed within sixty go days after accept
ance Of bid. Payments to be made upon delivery
OF each twenty-five thousand t25,OCui feet. lhs
right Is reserved to reject any or all BIDS BIDS 70
be addressed TO
TIP. CAMPBELL. Chairman,
aul2.l4lG,l9&2i Richmond, Va
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No. 1901 Main srce.. ani
ausI COmpanys wharf. koc&sttA
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT svSasr.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT sr9nnI
Y COMPANY for the SGAsuORE. sAs1aEz
Cheapest and most pleasant route % oLD
POINT. yIhGISA BEACH. OCEAN VIEW.
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. VIEWPOINT MEMS,
CLAREMOST, and JAMEbklvRh LAND
INGS by elegant saloon steamer ARIEL
leaving hichmond 8yEHY MONDAY. WkDShs-
DAY, and FRIDAY at 7 A. n. strees-csrs 20
dirsctly to steamers wharf. Fare 70 Old Point
or Norfolk. $50; second class. 81.
Connections at Old Point and Norfolk closely
WITH s lines for northern cities, virginia Beach.
and ocean View same afternoon. James river
by daylight Great tourist Ina Cheapest
route.
through tickets on steamer and st Garbor's
Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through siate-rcoms engaged Tor day or night
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
Tic AND DANylLLE. and FAaaViLLE AND
POWHATAN X X STATIONS, and WASH
INGTOS. d. C., all points IN Eastern North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia. and all regular land
ings on the james river, as lowest rates and
through bills Issued
LUCIEn Is. TATUM, Vice-PresidenI
No ttl7 Main street and kockettA
IRWIN WElsIGsR. Freight and Passenger Agent
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Juilth A. scherer) Chancery Court City OF
rs RichmOnd-derree entered
Charles Z. scherer. 10th day December, lss6.
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HORsss, MULES. cows. &c.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
4 BUSINESS CHANCE.

~. v,,i sell Q com plets oasnt OF Z DRUG.
srOkF-yTOCK, STORE-fIxTukRS, SODA.
ponNTAIN, &c. A good business shorcushfarn
PS"scrtpsons average aooD year-neafiy 81
so,;n sa.Op, but 70 nakB quics oalo viii ~
~ N .aO--IS00 cash balance IN monthjy ~.
Ssn,s. Fce psxsicuIaE4 A11eees
1 - ~; : TxOhsa0N SlowaAeo
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Or TUESDAY, August 70. 1890,
at o'clock p. NJ, I shall, at the request OF
James Motherhood. Esq, sell by public auction
on tho premises, his VALUABLE PROPERTY
on tho south side OF street, between Twenty
NTH and Twenty-six,h streets. consisting az tho
ATTRACTIVE TWO-sTORY BRICK CORNER
STORE AND DWELLING, SEVEN GOOD TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS OF about SIX
rooms zach. with the usual conveniences. ann
the VACANT LOT adjacent on the west, 'front.'
ing 2jx90 feet. and tue VACANT LOT In rear.
fronting 32xl4D fceton west side OK Twenty -sixth
street
The store Is a good business stand, with we'll
established and paying business, and the dwell
ipgs are regularly tonnnted at good rental. The
property Is thoroughly substantial. we'll ar
ranged. in good order, in good and Improving
location, aud this sale affords a fine opportunity
to secure cafe and profitable investment
Don't neglect this chance. Bargains may De
expected Come and secure them.
Terms: Very liberal, and announced at SALE
au 3,S7,9,i0&l2 j. Il. ELAN, Auctionoer.
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old DOMINION STEAM 6LA>
" SHIP COMPANY LAVN

nliD DOMINION bIEAM- r4f
~ SHIP COMPANY LAlA
FOR HRW fO4R
Steamers leave Richmond hv6Rf TU ksDAf
and TRlDAf a. r. II. Manifest closed ono
hCur before sailing Tins.
syeamers leave New YORK for Rlcnmood
EVKkY WEDNESDAY and sAIu RDAi aS 5 Z.
H., arriving In Richmond hONOAf sni thi'
DAY aokNisG1
pssseu9 ger acoon o. odsttons unsurpassed
Cabin fare " New York wa Jamssfiyer
rosie dncluding meals and berhl........t %
Ronud- "Trip ticse.9 limited W Mir.y dats
,,ar s.se q, ,.sus -. ........... Is 90
$1,000 vitb subeistence ................ 6 %
s,ee,sgs' wltnout subsistence ............. 8 "
Cabin fare wa Chesapeake and ohio rait
20, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ %
Csbin fare via kishmond aud Petersburg
railroad. 49,
Ter cts can 10 obtained a. A. ". tArDer iV'1
Nam street: Chesapeake Ant Ohio aud Hica'
uoni and Petersburg cepotA aud q. co panys
oIfices 1901 Main street. And wharf. hocketsA
freixhg forwarded and th-oakn piis 4" laiinx
Issued for points beyond New forx-
Freight received daily until s. T. NJ
Passengers leaving nicntnond on hONDAtS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS, by the Chesapeake AID OAio rail-
w,v ,rfa Newport Nsws) at 3.2O r. Al. and by
Ei~nmoud aud Petersburg railroad came lays
atR33 T.. NJ, will make connection al NoktOLh
win steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLAN CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main ssrce.. ant
ausi COmpAny's wharf. kcc2attA
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DICHMOND AND DANhlLhE
HI RAILROAD
sCUSDULE II EFFECT JlL ~ y. l'3A
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
$50 A. N. SOUTHERN EXPRESS daily, 70 ~
lama, Augusta. AM pointe an. Coz.
meets ~ Greensboro Tor Durusn =
Raleigh: at Salisbury Tor NestY
North Carolina Passengers can iAAt
saeper APP VI. through sleepep
from Danyille s0lss
e:sO IA NJ. ACCOhMODATlOr, daily, e1'sri
sunday, 20 Clover. Va, aud i8ief-
iOo A. NJ. VIsGISiA AsD NORTH cARoLiNA
EXPRESS. dsiy through Hal9 ,
Raleigh ria koysyilie. Co1nees x
Burkeviilr with Norfolk and West'fa
railroad Tor farmvillc. LynehbI,E
and pouf, West, al heysyille 10
Clarssyil!c. Oxford, Boniorso9, AL
Durham
sOoP.M. FAsT NAIL. daily, Tor Atlanta, 40
Eusia, and potato South. ConnefH q
Noselsys junction With tarmFl'
nnd POshatan railroad al nree4t
borc' for Durham ami kaleisn 81
Salisbury for Western hOrta tAr-
lima. Through sleopers from Dal'
vile South.
COOP. NJ. Local daily. except sunday ~
Amsna Coarlhouse and intermeiih's
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ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,

-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RlCHMOND'
az az :. " From ATTAIN" and Ausu''A 2
sss A. NJ From Amelia Coushor,a
40 y. N. From Raleigh.
t:3s r. VI. A. Manchester. iron Clover
Y0RK-RIVER LINE,vrA wEsrPoiSF
THE FAyoMTg ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, $40 z. n.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday. si9ii
at all stations. a, Les.or Manor eOugscs va
stage for Walker.on. Win Baltimore steamer %
TRAIN No IS. t:ss p. ".
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except slnfN
for West Point. connsciing Win fofk-hhff
steamer. for Baltimore. Az Baltimore sieal.h
ocnuect with Baltimore add OHIO rsirosi w
Washington. Philadelphia. aud New f0rk
Steamers leave Baltimore 4. NJ. dAly ef''P'
Sunday. -, 49,,
Trains arrive at Richmond 9:lj A. u. sal 40
A. n.
TRAIN 80. Ia I'D a. ".
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except sunday ieAi-'
Twsnty-third street. foe Wsss foins aai i''''
mediate points. ...-.
TicGelofies assjation too. OF yirylsla street.
Opea A. u. TO P. 81. ani from 7. H. - -
A. NJ. 49,,
suseA ,.,,,p
bOL HAAS, JAZZ l. TAI
Trac,c Manager General Passenger AgenL
JOSEPH ). PORTS. Division Passenger A.tsh
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Mrs. Ann RUTHERFORD. Mrs. Bradley T..
Johnson. and Miss Lymington are among
the most popular guests. Mrs Il. Z. Black.
iston. Of Washington. and Miss Peare are
the centres Of every group OF elegance ana
culture. From Memphis there are many
pleasant representatiyes-Mr. and Mrs. s..
Tate. Mrs. Wormley, Mrs. Petit and Miss
htratton. Mrs. Herbert Latimer. MIR. and
Mrs. w. II. Northrop. Miss jamie Northrop
and Mr.. Fred. Poisson reveal how charming
must be the society OF wilmington, N; y.
Quite the most recherche and choice
event of the season was beautiful fruit
party given by popular lady Of the place.
Little Miss Mamie Lea. OF Richmond.
gave o beautiful children's party TO some
Afty little friends few mornings since.
To-day the Blues go into encampment
here: SO more music and more life will be
added to our already merry existence.
Number Of guests reported, l,26S.
FELIX.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
In nffecf NV II feno
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Schedule IN Eject June p, 1870.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and c street.
FQR CnicAeo and Northwest, vestlbuled
p.30 p m.
Fon CiNciNNATI 81. Louis and indianapolis,
express daily, $50 and ii 80 70 M
For PfTTsBrRg and Cleveland, express daily
bSO a. m and $40 m
toH LEXINGTON and points In the Shenau.
doah Valley, ii.80 M
FOn WNtHTsTEB and way stations 70 go pm,
Eon LunAY t3.3O and $40 p m
Fon baltimore, week days, fOs, 500, SIS.
80, 40 500 a. minutesl, $50, 3 20 Qt.01,
IIO, Aminutesl a m, 1910, 2.i5, u 80, IS
miuute) % IS a. minutes) 3a5, 4.20, 40, 4 81,
go 45minutesl $40 600, Gi5, 20 10,
80, Is, 950, 1890, and ii30 p m. sundays,
utesl 100 els, ESQ, f5-minntes) 8a5. I1.
-, 4tO 45minutes Goo els, O. ., 10,
s.35. 1880. it.80pm.
ron Nay STATIONS between Washington and
laltimorA 500, G.35. s3e m, Il 10, .. 20, l3
IS. az, go, li.3o D m
TRANS IEAvE BALTIMORE for Washington,
week days, 500, 6.20, $50, 2 IS, %, 500.
30, SIS. 2 30 and 10 20. 10.35 a m: 10 f9.i0'
elg, $50, $50, fo0. Z rs 500 600, 0 %. 700,
go, $40, $40, 600, 1910 1870 and 100 pr
sundays, 30, 7l5 $50, s.35, 90, 0e0, los
M 800, as, 2. 10 2 80, AIS, 500, go. 701,
20 90, s.su, $50, io;io 10 90 and ii.Oop m.
FoH ANNAPOLIS, 6.35 aud $50 a m. II 10 and
80 ? m sundays, $50 a m, asa N.
Lave Annapolis 6.35, s.35 a m, taos, $50
~. z n, =. s,ll sundays. ~, % n, 3,s5 2 m -.
49,, 49,, 49, m y; - ? N: For, Principal
Foa hoeEyiLLE and Wsy, stations, tia5 ? IA.
foh GAiTHERsBuna and intermediate points.
f900, 5000, fi1O0 a M, tlO0, t3O0, s535,
70 as. 5000. fi1.O pm
FoB boTD's and intermediate stations, 100
CHuBoH train leaves Washington on sunday
at lia ~, stopping at all stations 81 Met
ropolitan Branch
P9R EIEEgIRias q t6.ao $3.50, $3.50 tilso m.
81 70 fa,a0, fi.80 . m.
foR HAGEHsrowE, 40 90 a m and 1880 p N.
TIAfSs arrive from Chicago daily az ii.45 m
daily 80 N and 9 05 M; from PittsbuFk
llo m, 50 IN daily.
NEW YORK 4 PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
foR NEW YoHK, Trenton, Newark, \. j., ana
khzabeth. y. j., s405, ts00, #1oDo. si2O0
NJ @au, +i5o and #lO.3o p, n. Buffet Parl0F
Cars on an day trains. Sleeping Car On ths
10 ~ ,, m open az 3 90 m.
ron rhiLApsLrHiA' q o5, fsoo, 1000, *i20o
noons 80, E4.a0, % rs and 10 80 .. IA.
FoE AEwARK, DEL Wilmington ana Chester.
and 1850 p. M.
foE lNTERA EDIATE points between Baltimore
ana Philadelphia. t50o ard So 20 a. N III 50.
- - =. NJ.
TBAINs leave New York for Washington.
. ~ ~. ILL q ~ 'zeo - y, 800 . "a. ana
FBAlss Ie5ge Philadelphia for Washington.
so, ts.l5, +e.t5, *ll.3s a ms tl.i0, st3i
FoR ATIANTic CRY, 405 and 1000 a m.. 400
noon, lo.se p m. sundays. 415 a N ana
100 loOus
FOR BAY RIDGE.
WEEK DAYS, 9i5 m. l. 30, 40 "a. SRa
days 9.3s a m, ] 80. 3 ne p "a.
LEAVE BAY hDsE, week days, ESQ y D q
sundays, SEQ, % pm
tkAeept sunday HDaiy. RSuaday GuiF.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels ana residences bg Union Transfer 60.
on orders lett at ticket offices 6l3 and 1851
Pa ave and a depot.
j. Fl. 0DELL, CHAS. o. SCELL.
Gen Manager. Gen Pass. Agt
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
PRETTY ENTERTAINMENT
Lantern Feast by the Potomac woman's
Relief Corps, q A.. r..

NNA A"i - - -
a lawn party, or feast Of lanterns,
Was given last night by the Potomac
Relief Corps, auxiliary to the Depart
ment of the Potomac, G.. A. r., on the
spacious lawn surrounding the house
Of the Assistant Attorney General. Mr.
Devices. II was artistically decorated
with flags, strcamers and Chinese Ian.
lerns The laps were kindly furnished
by Colonel Fred Brackett of the Treas
Wy Department
Thete were two chairs in different
corners of the garden with one lantern
and three spoons hanging above, where
couples could be frequently seen.
There was alse a gypsy tent where for
tunes were told and many other things
appropriate to the occasion.
A the house literary and musical ex-
etcises were gone through which in
cluded vocal solo by Mr. Scott, a
piano solo by Mrs. Hills. a banjo solo
by Mr.. Joe Cullen, several amusing
songs by Mr.. West, the well known
com'cal singer, and war songs.
Mt. = Burger then made a short
address and read a poem composed by
Nr. Devices. Mrs. Nailor followed
Wild a IcClial w. snllllCd The Jcncr.
Dancing followed and was kept up un.
til a late hour The ladies' 10 whom
credit is due for the enjoyable time are:
Mrs. a. s Odell, Mrs. Thomas w. Cal
scr, Ats Newton Fevrco Mrs. Nellie G.
lOycc, Mrs Frances A. Berger Mrs. Annie
G9rrisCu Mrs. Mary Ellrdgc, Mrs n. II.
smith Mrs Nellie = Prcuuce Mrs Fred.
hrackett Mis-. Jeanette Van Dusen Mrs.
Ruth g.. Bloslund, Mrs Annie VI. Hamilton,
Mrs Bertha Homer, Mrs. Sallie Il. Church,
Nrs Mary A Waters, Mrs l. r Cutler.
Mrs B g. Saxtou, Mrs. Mary Paige, Mrs
-. " IlouUhtou Mrs. Kate Temple Mrs.
Emma Hart, Mrs, l.. a. Crandell, Mrs.
John Chapman, Mrs. Matte Lincoln. Mrs
Emma F. Meyers Mrs. A. G. Starkey,
Mrs. A. VI. O'Couuell, Mrs. Julia a R0
heris, Mrs, Hattie l.. Scrivner, Mrs. r. A.
Nuse. Mrs. N. A. Wlseman, and Misses
Emma Barr, sadie pai-o, Mantle Rurger.
Cora Curry Mamie sampson, Emma Curry.
Myuie Bracket, Carrie Prentice, Annie Fer
ris, Helen 4. Holmes, Nellie Matthews aud
Alice G. Hill
The guest of the corps was Mrs. S. c.
Fuller OF Boston past noble president
of The Woman's Relief Corps.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28

The steamer Charles Macalcsterwill leave
for Indian Head this Saturday evening at
b.to p M, aud the steamer ". " Cor
corsu will leave the same wharf for Indian
Head at 645 2 M this evening, both boats
landing az Marshall Han going aud return
ing There VII De no croWding on either
boat, as Captain Blake Is determined 70
give Tie patrons of the Manchester aud Cor
coran ample accommodations, so that an
may enjoy the trips on the river with entire
cOmtoft This arrangement win continue
during the season Of 1900 See advertise
meut Of "june Evenings on the Riyer.n
The daily critic., 1890-06-28

NAY come into style, bug II l. hoped lut.
4ae transformation which VIII briuz back
that style ~ criulhues ought t0 De LnIed-
uitely postponed, transformations 10 tLe
health RI thousands of women throughout
The country have taken place daring the
past tea years. Pale haEgaTd and dis
pIufea Ties have become oriEbt-eFed aud
hg1lthF Iae secret Dr PIeree's Fa-
EQg.fe Prescription which cures all those
ChTouiu weaknesses and distressing ais
ueuf1 peculiar 10 women.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
The Case Of omesr Huttoa.

Commissioner Douglass will on Mon,
DDS rczt see Comptroller Matthews on
Attorney General Miller in reference 10
the appointment on the police force Of
OHCeI Hutton Officer Hutton was
given a commission although he had
not served in the Army on Navy and
The intention IS % test The legality Of
his apnOintmeut
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
RsvELRY BY NIGHT


Nhe EoiiCe NOurts
Officer Bailey do you pretend to ar.
rest a man and bring him into court
charged with vaerancy merely because
he plays a plano in a house Of IN
rcpute q asked Attorney Morse in the
Police Court this morning.
Yes sir; I have arrested your client,
Thomas Atkins. aud I think the law
and the Court will back me up" It
was proven that Atkins was regularly
employed 10 finger the ivory keys for
the amusement Of the frail females and
their patrons
Judge Miller ruled that piano playing
in these places tended to promote crime,
and could furthermore be looked upon
as q noisy demonstration The de
icndaut was required TO give bonds or
60 TO Jail.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28

II f given out By The Commissioners
lLa ihe atHdayits IN Tie Block case are
an il and lhe prospects are that there
viii be au early investigation The
TaIlIs have been referred 10 Major
Moore, and Die trial wiz take place be-
fore lhe regular police tua. board next
"Wednesday
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
1he AIaTine Hand Conoert


Tie employees Of bIr Frank Hoda Of
4C9 Seventh street northwest, accom-
panied by their families and friends,
bad an excursion last evening 10 Indian
Head on the steamer Charles Macal-
ester hT M. CoHradt presented Mr.
Hcda with a cTay0n portrait Of his son.
Tie excursion vas a thoroughly enjoy
able Cne in every respect.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28

of clothing which has been the cause Of so
much Uncasiness among the high priced
clothicrs Is still going on. The stock is
being sold very rapidly This sale enables
you 10 buy irsi-class clothing at Just one
half the prices asked by other dealers Call
and see FOR yourself Bankrupt Sale 3ll
Seventh street