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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
we karty okretowe.

.A0W 90"A" O1C16 | UT.
Jozefa Plessnera, by|ego leka.
RIA kolejowego W Oiwiecimlu
DR.. Plessner zeznaJe, lie GEES
to jezd&ac kole)a spotykaf ma
ganlacSa Banda, pedzacego
partye wychodzc6w i grozace-
go i'm aresztowaniem w razie
| gdyby ME chcieli zakupic kart
okretowych W agency Herza.
Opowiada dale] dr.. Pless-
ner, &e byf swladkiem, iak
zydek Stern bfagat Iwanickie.
60, ably ten zwrocif dwom lie.
go kuzynkom zabrane i'm BIZ
Lefty okretowe ma Breme. l.
wanicki bilety oddef, ale row
noczesnie dat i'm listy do Ian
darmeryi pruskiej z polece-
MEM zwrocenia tych dziewczat
2 powrotem do Oswiec,mia.
Stern ieden z tych list6w Of
worsyf, poznaf zdrade i prze-
szkodzlf zwroceniu. Druga 2
dziewczat istotnie zwrocono
z Mysfowic. Zezpanie to pot.
wlerdza robotnik kole;owv
swiadek Stern.
Swiadek Jan N e mczvc-
XII, wozny pocztowy W Oswie.
clmiu opowiada O licznych
nadu2yciach popelnianych W
agency Herza IA wychodz-
each. Herr wyp1era sic wszyst-
k'ego, TOT samo Klausner. DR..
tazarski z powodu zeznali
swladka, krzywdzacych oskar-
zonych, zgfasza zazalenia ME-
waznosci. W dalszym ciagu
przestuchow innyrh swiadk0w
dr.. hazarski wystepuie pre-.
cIwko MIN, zarzuca)ac i'm klam-
stwo l oszczerstwo, "a co try
bunai udzlelif mu nagany.
Przesfuchania dalszych
swladkow oswiecimskich, jako
to Stahczyka, wtasciciela real
nosci W Oswiecimiu, Wincen-
tego Gawronskiego, rekodziel.
nika, Jak6ba Wanata, kance-
llsty, wreszcle zarzadzcy urze-
du pocztowego W Oawlecimiu,
Noszykiewlcza ME podaje no
wych szczegoiow.
Swiadkowie Jedrzej Zajas
gospodarz gruntowy re Sta
rych Stawow, Fran
ciszek zalac, Wincenty Kamih-
ski i Katarzyna Kosowska.
przesluchani co dc zbrodni
wymuszania popetnionei przez
oskarzonego Emanuela Laufe-
ra, zezna]a zgoduie, il Laufer
przechowywaf u siebie wy
chodzc6w, grozif aresztowa
MEM przez zandarmerya i 3D.
DAMIEN W rece wfadz, jesli !
sic ME oplaca, zwyczaiem WV
chodzcow pc l zfr i 2 zir.
cd gtowy, poczem prowadzi1
ich do Herza.
Obw. Laufer zaprzecza
prawdziwosci zeznah tych
swiadkow.
Swiadxowle: J6zef Krze-
mien, Jan Krzemieh, J6zef
Kublsty i MARGIN Harmata
tunkcyonaryusze urzedu gmin.
nego W Brzezince zeznajq, lie
zandarmerya czesto oIstawia-
ia wychodzcow do aresztu gmin-
nego. Areszt ten wszelako
ME mogf bye uwazapym, ja-
ko wle>'enie, gdyz byfa to IL
ba n~iezamykana, z kt6rej a.
resztowany kazdego czasu
mogf uciec.
W sprswie urzadzenia tego
w'ezienia, woit zapytywai sta
rosie F%oedrycha, ten jedLak
odrzekt, ze to mic ME szkodzi,
lak ktory ucieknie, to go
ME bedzle szukaf, a przez to
bedzle mniej klopotu.
Swladkowie CT zeznaja da-
lei, Re bywali Ma podworzu
y ~ r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16

Majac polecenie sledzic prak.
tykl agentow emigracyjnych
W Oswiecimiu i dzlafalaosc
herzowsko- klausnerowskiej a
gencyi, staraf sic Czajkowsk,
ukrywac swoj urzedowy cha
rakter; ME ma w;ele sic to ,je-
dnak zdafo. Agencl, a MEM.
nleJ i straa skarbowa, gdzie
mlaf serdecznego przyjaciela w
osobie oskar3onego obecnie.
na1straznlka skarbowego Kos
tecklego, ANAL go bandzo do
brze. gruchne}a vice Cd razu
pc Oswieeimiu wiesd; he Czaj-
kowski py8yiechaf sledzic "A
merykan", Swiadek zamiesz.
kat W hotelu Herza; ozfonko-
vie agencyi, a wssczeg6luosci
Landerer i Barber nachodzlli
80 kilkakrotnie W mieszkaniu
proszac, ably i'm ME szkodzif.
Czaikowski. ably ich abic z
pode)neaia zaklinaf sic, re 0
nlcaem ME vie, 2e pie przy-
]echaf do Oswiecimia W ich
sprawie, ale lie ma polecenie
csekac tn na jakiegos zbrod-
MARIA ktory ma W tych dniach
przybyc zPrus. | ola utwjer-
dzenia ich W tenn mnieman,u
pokazywal i'm Czaikowski ia
kas fotografie, niby tego zbro-
dnlarza. Oskarzeni, Jak sic
zdawaio, uwierzyli temu Ia
sewnienlu, zwfaszcza, lie ich
swiadek upewniaf, lie ME "a.
uwazyf mic karvgodnego w
ich postepowaniu i lie jako
posiadajacy koncesye rzs-
dows, moga swobodnie sw6i
'nteres prowadz!t. Mimo to
Jednak ME spuszczali swiadka
q Okla i sledzlli ma kazdym
kroku jego czynnosci. W tenn
sledzeGiu posuneli sic tax da-
leko, Re naruszyl' 1awet "a
mex werthejmowski cd kufer-
ka, W kt6rym Czajkowski
miaf schowane rzeczy swe i
notatki urzedowe, otworzyc
60 jednak ME umiell. Vie
czorem jednego dnia, gdy
Cza)kowski sledziaf W restau-
racy' kolejoweJ Kosteckim
kilku stra&nlkami, przysiad}
sic do nlch Barber i poczai
,,fundowac" kolacye. W CA
sic iedzenia Czajkowski zapy-
tat Kosteckiego O wartoscl
pierscionka, ktory tenze ma
ma palcu. Kcstecki wy
mienif kwote, ma co Bar
Der zdJaf sw6j pierscionek z
palca i wio2yf 60 ma palec.
Czajkowski oba pierscionkl
zdla' . l,slca | polozyf pred
wfascicielaml, a Barber vow
czas powtornie wcisn4f swoi
plerscleh ma palec swiadka.
Nadto gdy Czajkowski wyszedl
ma dw6r, udal sic "a nm
Barber i p%onawia;ac raz iesz-
cze prosbe wzgledem nie TO-
bienia n2ytku re spostrze2eh,
wcisnaf mu bcnknot ma so zfr.
Swiadek wziaf, ME wiedzac CO
mu daja, a nastepnie zfo&yf z
lapoitem PrZelOXOne] WtadZy.
Czajk'wski z zapalem w;el-
kim opisuje swo]e s~postrzeae-
MIA odnoszace sic do gwaltow
i nadu&ye popefnianyeh przez
naganiaczy obu agencyi ma
dworcu oswiecimsklm. Opowia-
da, Re spotkaf l6 wychodz.
cow pogorzelcow z Kolbsiszo-
wei, nedzarzy ostatnich, ktorzy
re fzami &allli sic, lie jakis a.
gent wy}udzil cd Mich 20 Is
zfr. i po 10 marek.
Ma zapytanie przewodnlczace-
60, co vie o Iwanickim, swia-
dek %zeznaje, be Iwanicki z MIN
szedt reka W reke i W poste.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
FUTILITY OF DUELS.

There has rarely come TO light fairer III
stance of the futility of the duel as a means
Of settling disputes equitably and justly,
than that which occurred in Louisville on
Monday, in the case Of the two commercial
travellers, Sanders and overly by name,
who had recourse to this method of deciding
which Of the two was right in their wrang-
lings over a woman whom both loved. san
ders seems 10 have been the grossly injured
party from the beginning. In the first place,
he was supplanted in the affections of his
sweetheart by OVERLY. When he resented
this intrusion, overly gave him a sound
beating, and finally, when Sanders turned
TO the code as the last resource Of his
wounded honor. overly very deliberately
shot him through the right breast and in the
arm.
Fortune was decidedly against Sanders,
but, properly speaking, he ought to have
come of victorious in the duel, if there is
any virtue in that means Of settling quar-
rels and disputes. On the contrary, he was
as ANONYMOUSLY worsted as III all the
wrong had been on his side in the matter
instead of being, as was really the case, on
the side Of overly. Ii must be little salts
faction 10 Sanders to know that while he
has displayed his physical courage, he hai
been left in a far more woful plight than he
was in the beginning-his sweetheart in the
arms of another man, and bullet in his
own breast. But he cannot complain, be
cause he has submitted his wrongs to tho
arbitrament of the pistol, and The decision
Of fate is against him, not because his OF
ponent was in the right, but because thai
opponent understood better than himsel
the use Of the weapon employed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
THE CENSUS TEST.

The Republican party Is as ihucn "'''','-
0u;sbed for ingenuity as for audacii!' ~
a never at loss for plausible prcteXt Tor
i,s course. and when once it has adopted
such a pretext. It proceeds with an uhhesl-
tatinr boldness that nothing can ei'ner u'-
vor, or thwart. No other party that has
ever risen TO great prominence in American
political affairs would have had the daring
TO have pursued the totally unscrupuious
nolicy which has marked the history oil the
Republican majority in Congress this winter
I'm connection with the rules. This policy
the Republican majority not only had the
efYrontery to adopt, but the yigor and IN
flexible determination to carry out success
fully.
But its boldness and lack of principle are
not;confined 10 matters like these. "A new
rule i'm guidance of their political conducts
which they have recently adopted, is quite
unique even in the annals Of Republican
audacities and usurpati0ns. This is what
NAV be called the census test" as applied
IN elections i'm the South, which consists
simply Of examining the census report with
reference to the proportion in any Congress
sional district, between the white and black
populations. If the negroes exceed The
whites. then the district is Republican, the
Republican members of the Elections Com
mittee of the House setting down every ne
gro as a Republican voter if allowed to give
free expression TO his opinions. In every
instance, in which there is a contestant foI
the seat of Democrat representing such a
district. the census test will be employed
to the very great saving of time, labor ant
expense, il being sufficient TO consult The
census report to obtain The general infor
nation required.
The next Democratic member TO be I'm
seated is Hon. Louis w. Turpin, of thu
Fourth Congressional district OF Alabama
there being a majority Of 100000 blacks il
that district. The certified vote in favor o
Turpin was ls,77s votes, and in favor of hii
opponent 1928. OF the votes cast in favol
of Turpin only about 5000 were by whites
The Republican members Of the Election
Committee are about to bring in report by
which all the votes of the negroes east fol
the Democrat will be turned over in a mas,
to the Republican contestant. thus confer
ing upon him the seat which ne is claiming
without shadow of right. Under this
general system Of passing upon the claims
Of Southern Republican contestants, il
would be very easy matter 10 reverse the
Democratic majority in the Congressional
representation from the South, by substi
tuting Republicans for Southern Democrats
now occupying seats in the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
Harrison's Bad Break.
T.fanranl

If President Harrison knew the people o
Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio al
he ought TO know them, to say nothing Ofth
general characteristics of the ScOtch-lrisl
citizens Of this country, he certainly neve
would have made the ugly break he did a
Pittsburg yesterday: Passing twice directl.
representatives of these worthy people wer
in session, IL was not an unreasonable
expectation that the Chief Magistrate and
in one respect, their -churchman
would be glad to accept their courteou
invitation TO stop and say "liow'dy." In
stead the committee were sent of with
curt refusal. afterwards 10 be recalled b,
telegraph, but not until some of the Scotch
Irish ire had expended itself in common
supposed TO be suited TO the unhappy &C
caSlnn.
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relied upon 10 enforce all that justice ue.
mauds and requires in such a case FOR 'ne
neople to take that law into their own hanoS
rn,er circumstances like these, is to BRING
the community to which they belong mo
disrpute, to cast cloud over its prospects
and TO sink it's law tribunals into general
contempt. A far more solemn lesson is con-
yeyed 10 the minds Of those criminaily as
posed by the impartial conviction OIL 'A'c
murderer Of Captain Oserbey in n court VI
Justice. than II he had been strung up !"
once TO the limbs Of the nearest Tree ~ Z"
result Of an overpowering gust Of popular
resentment. The law has taken ITS COURSE
the murderer has been tried 10y dlsin'eres-
ted Jury, every privilege of defense has been
granted him. and neither he nor any lover
lof evenhanded justice in the community,
can complain that he has been deprived o.
n single right. or a single opportunity 10
which he could properly lay claim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
.%.,uoaos
RICHMOND & DANYILLE K. R.
SHORTEST AND QUICK EST ROUTE SOU1H
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 90. 1890
LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN No. 81, 2:3D a. NJ.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 2:3O a. VI.
COUTHERN EXPRESS, daily, for be nvlIle.
- Greensboro WinstOn-Salcm, Durham.
paleIah. Randleman, Salisbury. A,bcyille.
IIoi Springs, Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken.
Augusta, Atlanta, Birmingham, MDnigOm.
ery. New Orleans, Texas. and California.
Pullman palace slceping-cats Richmond 10
Danville ana Danyillc ~ Asheviiie, Augusta,
Birmingham, and New Orleans.
TRAIN No 81, 100 A. VI.
VTJRGTNIA AND NORTH CAROLINA IN
Y PRESS, daily, FOR Burkcville, all sta
Lynchburg, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Mem
pins, and Nashville: also for keySyille
Clarksvllle. oxford. Henderson, Durham.
and Raleigh This tram goes through solid
TRAIN No. so. Bpm.
MAST MAIL. daily, for all points on the
L Farmville and POwhatan Railroad, Pan
vile. Greensboro. WiustOD-Salcm, Raleigh,
charlotte. Ashcyllle, Columbia. Augusta,
Atlanta. Birmingham, Montgomery. New
Orleans. Texas, and California. Pullman
palace sleepIng-cars Danviiie to Augusta and
Atlanta and nj Greensboro sleeper Via Ashe-
vile to M0rristOwn, Tenn.
TRAIN No. 10. 0P.M.
A NFLfA ACCOMMODATION, daily, except
n sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and in
termedate points.
TRAIN No. II, 600 A. ".
CLONFh LOCAL. daily, except sunday
Y freight train with coach attached, iol
Glover, Va. and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No. % at 6.l5 a. A.; No 81 NJ 3,t
p. NJ, No. 65 at 4:30 r. Nj. and No. IL q s:4s
A. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
Icebergs In the Atlantic.

The continued scare about icebergs on
the ocean continues, and is making old
captains very cautious. They say that
there has never before in the history OF
steam navigation been a time when they
could not calculate the ice" and dodge It;
but now il seems TO be all along the line
Of ocean travel. The statement OF the
Thingvalla's captain is perhaps the most
remarkable made by any of the captains
regularly trayersing the Atlantic. lie
SAYS: I'VE went into the great 1oating
mass OF ice bow on, solidly. Fortunately it
was bow on; had il been otherwise we
should probably have gone 10 the bottom,
although the reversal had diminished our
speed 10 about five knots" The shock was
sufficient 10 crush the conyerging heavy
plates OF the steamers bow like an eggsheli.
lf icebergs are 10 be knocking about in the
Atlantic from March until midsummer.
ocean travel will b. much more serious
business than heretofore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
LYNCH LAW.

The prompt conviction of the murderer
OF Captain X. &. overly, a very prominent
and influential citizen Of Mecklenburg
county, will be ground for very general
satisfaction, not only because Captain
OVERLY was deprived Of his useful life by
an atrocioas crime which invited and merit
cd the extreme punishment which the law
has prescribed, but also because 1t will show
tbOse who have been eager to take the law
Into their own hands, In this instance, that
our courts Of justice can be relied upon TO
infiict the punishment which crime de-
serves. Several efforts were made to lynch
the negro Philips, who was charged with
the murder, and II was only due to the
i.romptness with which he was removed to
Petersburg, that he escaped summary
hanging, without Indictment or trial, at the
hands OF enraged citizens. And even when
be Was finally placed upon his trial at
Boydton 1t was necessary to protect him
from the mob by the interposition Of CON-
pany OF white troops.
There has rarely been murder In South
.eide Virginia. or rs for that In the whole
State, which was attended with more fright
fnl circumstances Of cold blooded ferocity
than the murder Of Captain OVERLY, and II
was altogether nstural that the people Of
he county who had known him well, should
have deeply resented his atrocious taking
~, and should even have gone 20 far AS to
express their Indignation and horror by an
ogort 70 lynch the murderer, but all must
row zee how inadyisable this effort was,
I'D II must also be cause for congratula-
- 70 the people Of the good county Of
ekienburg that the Law was able TO take
own course without improper interior
- - II should always be allowed 10 do
|ory Instance OF this kind. The ma
~ q ne Law In Virginia can be firmly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
Hartford Cou,ant.

Not long ago there was talk of a sort OF
syndicate for murder, the object Of which
was alleged 10 be enticing rich Englishmen
to Canada and then making away with
them. II sounded wildly improbable, but
1t must be confessed that since the famous
Benwel: case others have been reported that
gave shadow Of probability to the story.
young man from England disappeared soon
after bis arrival in Canada. Yesterday his
body was found In "A reservoir, bearing fatal
wounds. His money was gone. A mry
without even waiting for the autopsy, found
verdict Of suicide, but this is rendered i'm.
probable, If not absolutely impossible, by
the evidence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
NORFOLK AND wEsTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD.
TWO DAILY TllAfNa TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAIlN Tl,AIN@ 10 ~ NoEBi to'
sCdEDULEIN EFFECT MAY H. 1880.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-5fREEr STA
$40 A. d. Daily, az Petersburg. Richmond
nna Norfolk through express. Ar.
rive Norfolk 1923 y. ". stops only
GtPetersburg -nd Suffolk. sec
ond train leaving Petersburg ~
1I:30A 4. H., and arriving go Norfolk
at2p. NJ, slOps a. an sia.lon1.
$40 A. NJ. Daily, sta Petersburg. arrive az
Petersburg IOl5 A.. VI. No. 3
leaves Petersburg l1.J5 a.. y. iot
FaTayilfe. Lynchhufg ald an
points south and west.
2.35P ~ Itny. rtr Petersburg. Arrives 90
Petersburs 4:i5 r. M.,daiiy' leaves
Pc arsburg at 4;40 =. ~, odlly, ar
irving 40 Norfolk T.. NJ
tI.00P N. Daily, ria Petersburg. arriving al
Petersburg AZ 1902 A. NJ. con-
Meeting with Train 80. l, leaving
Petersburg no 1910 AN. for FARM
vile. Lynchburg and al points
South and West.
HOO A. NJ. Daily, r,q Burkeyille, igr IN M
ville. Lynchburg and Inc West ana
south.
PULLMAN SLEPT Net AR AC'OM Moplt-
No. I-SleeMng-car Petersburg % bristo
without change leaving Petersburg ealiN ti
1910 A. NJ. Pullman sleeper Lynchpuls
Memphis. without change.
No. 3-Pulun0n sleeper Lyncnburg io
Rome, ana Roanoke 10 Memphis, "itiou'
Tickets. haggagc-checl,s. and an informa-
ton can be obtained at Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad depot, a. ". CARRIERS, lOtA
Main street, ami al the Company Office, SOi
X. W. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
W. q. BENlLL,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES G.. EDDY. Nice-iresident
General Office. Roanoke, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
LAND SALES.


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KAIIKOADs.
FRFDFRrCKSRrRC,

- ICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC ~ lLBOA u. -.s,cicf.
ule commencing APRIL 2Oru, IsgO-Tast-
efn standard time;
1872 am. leaves Byrd-sireet station dally.
stops only ~ hrhlsnd. Both well
Milford, ffcGellcksbuTY. Brooke
AM Widews.er. (lseHer Washing.
ton and New York.
1852 o. m leaves Byrd-sircct stallion daily
except Sunday. iarior car Hirh-
mond 10 Washington.
GAS p. m. leaves Byrd-sffcei safiou daily.
sleeping car Richmond 10 New
YORK.
s:50a. m. arriyesai Byfd-slreet station dnily
Sleeper from Ncw York
2;5s p. m, arrives at Byrd-strcct station daily.
stops 90 tfelNficisuufr. Milford
fOfhwell. ami ASH and sleeper
from N9shingfo1 pod Now OrK
does nor stop af flIA.
s:45 p. M. arrives ei Byrd-strcct station daily
except sunday. Parlor ear Wash
inston 20 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAlNB.
DAILY EXCEPT sutuAYs.
6:4S q. m. leaves fiba. Arrives 90 Ashland 40
1888 r.. m.
400 ,. m. accommoiaiion.leaycs uyrd-siroet
station: Ashland at5r.m.
6:2fp m. leaves klha; arlses an Ashland af
7OS ,. n.
6;45 Q. m. erI.yes tlba. leaves Ashland at
600 n. m.
$50 a. m. accommodation arrives az B,ri-
street station: leaves Ashland at
7:3T "a. m.
G:1s p. m. arrives nj Elno; leaves A.llaulat
b:3O D. m.
q. a. TAYLOR Traffic Nannear.
T.. q. ID. hNFNs. Ienrfai super. f.I..a.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
NICE LITTLE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. VA.

by virtue Of deed 10 me as trustee. dated
March 10Th, 1889. ana duly recorded In Ches-
terrified county in d. u. II, page 337, default
having been made IN the payment cf the
note thereby secured ana being requested
20 do so 10y the holder thereof, Will sell at
public auction, on
MONDAY. JUNE %. 1890,
at Chesterfield Courthouse chat being court
day), the following described tract of land,
containing LIsHlY ACRES. more or less,
living on the GcnitO road and bounded by
said road on the north; by Henry t. Miller :
estate on the south; by Richard Woods es-
tate on the west aud by Thomas Jeilerson's
land on the east
TERMS: Cash as 10 n noe OF s6S.O5, with
interest from March 18th, 1890. taxes, II any
, due and tho costs OF executing THIS trust
The balance. If any, on easy terms, rs VIII be
announced AZ time of sale.
THOMAS T.. PElTIGREW, Trustee.
A. L. ADAMsON, Auctioneer. je 4 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
AND IRON COMPANY,
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,
THE FANORrrE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN 40. 81. BOO i. n.
I OCAL EXPkESs, daily, except sunday.
! -tOps at an stations. At Lester Manor
connects with stage for Walkerion; also con-
meets with Baltimore steamer az West Point.
TRAIN No. 81. A:35 i. NJ.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily, except sun
- day. for West Point, connecting WIN
York-riyer steamers for Baltimore. AZ Bal
timore steamers connect with Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Tor Washington, Philadelphia,
and New York. FARE: Richmond 10 Balti-
more. 81: 20 Washington, 81. to phliadeiphia,
81 80: Sew York, S7.3O.
STEAM RS LEAVE BALTIMORE II. NJ.
yNOt WEST POINT, daily. except sunday,
l thence 10y richmond and DanYiie tall-
road 10 Richmond. arriving 40 $40 4. N and
1880 A. 81. and connecting win Train No
"a. lsee Tram No. b4-Nlrginia and Noflh
C.iOllna exEressl
THAtNNo, 10 7:iO s.. 81.
I OCAL. MIXED. daily. except suudaY
leaves Twenty -c.gnth street for Yves
Point and Intermediate yoinlS
Ticket ONCE az station foot OF virgins
city ticket Office corner Of Tenth and Main
streets. ...--,
SOL. HAAS. JAN. l.. ia i.'H'
Traffic Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
JOSEPH :. POTTS. Div. Pass.Agebt,
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By sutton 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auct'o"'o's'
1914 h. Main street.

IT, pyrsTErs SALE OF FRAME
nv'riiJx,, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BEVERi.Y BETWEEN CARTER AND
WASHINGTON STKEETS .., $50
cuted by H. u. Messler and Wife 70 ,n s,a an q,
dersiqned. dated December 5ih, 1852, anu on
record In The clerks Office Of lienrico cOuniy
Court default having been made one IN 'n se, Iay
ment ola portion Of the money 'v IT,. ,,,n
thereby. and being required 80 10 40 ny ,he
beneficiary therein we shall pr ceed 20 sell
al public auction upon the premiscs'oh
MONDAY, JUNE 9th. 1890,
nj O O'Clock 7. NJ, the property. descf'peu us
The lot fronts 90 feet On the southside of
beverly street. ami runs back between para
IIeI lines 2tD feet. one and one half Inches To
an alley in common. rerins cash as To ex-
penses ~ sale, and $50: balance upon sucti
terms ms will be announced III sale.
FRANK 4. SUTTON.
CHARLES J. SCHMIDT.
JOHN a. KRAFT,
Trustees.
SUTTON & Co., Auctloncers. my2o-10t
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REPORT OH THE RUN
OF T IL E-
"ORE HILL" CHARCOAL FURNACE.

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