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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

u~~,vbo,Sy sas heard OF "horse Igb.
b.,f Uho nss ever scen an equine gil. witn
ia nov er Of speechl Such an animal would
- nropouuoed q miracle. but 90 would the
seIerrsph and the telephone q hundreo yca1
sro Way, even very recently cure .or eon,
s,mptiop. which h uuiversn1y acknowlcdgee
- h.. scrpfula affecting the lungs. would nave
h~en looked upon - miracrlouA put now peo-
"a are BEGINNING TO realize that the disease
Z 80 incurab.e. DR.. Pieross Golden hecica!
f,,.roxsry VIII cure IL. II taken IN time ana
ss-en fair trial This woric-renowned rem
~ vii NOT make new lungs. but it wiil rc-
ssl,re di>Sassd ones TO q healthy state When
orhsr r,eans have failed. Thousands crate
S,,Ilv tastify 20 this IL u the most potent
tonic or strength restorer, Alternative or
slc.s5-cIeuuser and nutritive. or ecsh-buiider,
Sn1Un 10 medical science. FOR weak Lungs,
snitfins of Blood. Bronch!tia- Ashrla. Ca
ssrrh iu the Head. and all Lingering Coughs.
n 4 n uneaualcd remedy. In arrangements
a. tbe sfoTnach. liver md bowess. ss lndiSes-
ton or DyspcpaA. Blbousoees- o. Liver
Sor,clsinfS Chronic Di&rrbea~ and kindred
ssimrnfs- i u Q sovereign remedy.
cnlaIUTEEl seysry sss only .sa; i
% By druegiHs. under .
Sr311e1 GuaFanse6, from the manufacf-
nrvr1 that Il Vii bsnefit or cure In every case
81 ds~ease for which it 3 recommended. or
Soney PAID for tt VIII be promptly refunded
cssry.shs, ~ ~ WonLpS DEs NED Ass'x-
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

The cultivation OF the ramie plant
is becoming popular. A company
has just teen organized in Galveston,
TO be incorporated under the laws OF
Texas, for the establishment OF the
ramie industry. The capital stock Is
$4,000, and the subscribers include
the substantial business men OF Gal
yeston
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
Notice to Creditors.
IN THE PROBATE COURT

Notice is hereby given to the credi,
tors OF and all persons having claims
against the estate Of William Callahan
deceased, TO present the same duly
verified with the necessary vouchers
to the undersigned, at his Office with
q. w. Bryan, in the town OF Benson
CoChise County, Arizona within -four
months from the first publication Of
this notice, that being the place for
transaciing the business Of said estate
THos DUNBAR.
Administrator OF the estate of VIM
Callahan, deceased.
Dated Jan ), A. ID. 1891.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

The death of Admiral Porter, fol-
lowing upon the sudden death of Sec
retary Window, and the fatal illness
OF Gen. Sherman. marks a record for
February which is startling in its ma
ture
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

Goioeu nedicoi DIS
coyery- u the only med
icine Of IL clAas. sold
By druggists. under Q
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

AND now comes the argument to
the front that donation of any money
by the Territory to the Worlds Fair
fund would be imperative, owing to
the Harrison act.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
FOR SALE.

One hundred and sixty acres Of land in the
foothills Of the CbiTicahua mountains. fenced
and under cultivation. raises finest kind oI
fruits. Water permanent. A beautiful tract o.
land. The fullest inyssiiga allowed AP
ply at this offIoe. If
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

IT was strange coincidence that
Miles county and Miles general should
have been 20 numerically snubbed at
about the same hour.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14

II Gen. Miles has a Presidential
boom he had better tie a stone TO it
and throw it far out beyond the break
ers
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-02-14
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch Of .
White atwolcotfs Cash Store. S7tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

Joint rules and committees were appotn.uus
under them. About 8 o'clock the no e,tt'
sent an official canvas 10 tho Seneee VIII
o resolution referring il to the JONI e son-
mittee on canvass of the votes tor o'@''
officers.
The Senate had voted not to create sucn
committee this year, aud when tne cnn,
vass and returns came in the senn =,
created special committee OF its OWL 70
examine and report upon them. A l.sI
about two hours conference the majority
of this committee--two Democrats--les,
ported that Luzon B. Morris was electeu
Governor j. w. Aisop. Leuronent-uo'ss ~
nor: j. j. Phelan. Secretary Of State; M
II. Sanger. Treasurer, and N. Staub. Comp
troller-the regular Democratic ticket.
Resolutions declaring each so elected W" VIZ .
adopted. The Republican member o. w
committee reported that various persons
had been refused an opportunity, TO snow
that returns were incorrect, ana tpa.
the returns we're not right no one sho o.,iJ
be declared elected and the matter sn e,ac'
be examined into and the fact OF no e'eo-
ton shown. This was defeated.
The House added a new rule proyiuini,ss
for continuance OF tho Legislative oat Ia
case of n recess, and subsequently tooA "
recess 10 10 o'clock tomorrow MORN
which will be reckoned by the CLERK "s Z"
continuance Of the first day. ..o
The Senate, after declaring the otase
officers elected, adjourned to to-mo!ro" a'
ii o'clock
A caucus of Republican Senators ana ne 20
representatives. az O'clock nominated ". IL
Plat for senator unanimously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS.
A Deadlock In the Nebraska egIslature-
The Fad Not Yet.
lBy telegraph to the Dlspa,ch.i

LINCOLN, NEB., January THE proceedings
In the Nebraska Legislature this afternoon have
been Of an extraordinary character. AT 5 O'Clock
the SENATE aud House assembled In Joint session
for the purpose OF canvasslng the vote on State
officers as prescribed by the Constitution. The
trouble was precipitated al the outset by n mis-
understanding As to which onicer should preside
over the joint committee. Northumberland
AickleIohn advanced 10 the chair TO preside,
claiming his right 10 do 80 under the Constitution,
the statutes, and uniform practice OF the State.
Speaker klder, OF the House, refused 70 yacate.
and the two officers occupied chairs side by side
claiming the gaveL The Speaker attempted 10
call the body 10 order, but was himself called 10
order by tho Lieutenant Governor. The hall was
crowded and the excitement was intense. but no
demonstration was made beyond some loud talk
ing and q mum Der Of motions 10 change the plan
OF proceeding 10 canvass.
These motions were declared out Of order.
The official returns were brought In by the Sc
cretary Of state and laid before the body. The
Speaker was directed BY the LieutenaDtGover-
noTito open the package and read the returns. de
began the work. but was advised by an attof ey
for the Independent party not to do 90. He then
refused TO go on with the work. The Lieutenant
Governor ruled that no business could be
transacted until the returns were canvassed, ADD
this brought on deadlock. t. Joint conven-
ton sat for nearly four hours. .he time beins
taken up by oraiorical fencing aud laboied ar
gument from each side 70 prove that tho other
was In the wrong. AT O'Clock recess Wa
| taken until 10 O'clock tomorrow morning. when
| a deadlock will be again In force unless ona
side decides upon coup that will pring victory.
Tho point involved Is this: The Independent
or Alliance party Is contesung the election OF q
| Democratic Governor and tho remaining State
| officers are Republicans. They wish to prevent
| the announcement OF the election OF these ON.
GERS. evidently preferring to seat tho contestants
/ directly. Lieutenant-Goyernor. hickleionn, who
| Is q Republican, holds that IL Ia his duty te
! declaie the officers having . majority on the
face Of the returns elected. that II there Is q
! DO O contest IL must DO commenced N
| the regular way after this announcement Of
| election is made. That was the point OF eonten
| ton In to-day's struggle. The Alliance men arr
| IN the majority, and had the Speaker OF tns
| House been stronger man they would un
doubtediy have brought Affairs TO crisis to-da,
| by show OF muscular as we'll a. numerical
| strength. Intense interest Is felt In tho out
| coma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

were only here instead Of In New Hamp.
shire stealing a Legislature. be would be
urged 10 call for "a investigation of these
alarming stories. The serious part Of this
thing Is that Kansas people now Ia Wash.
ington bolieve that the feeling Il so high
IN their State that 1t would be extremely
dangerous for an Alliance man to support
John James Ingalls,.
The House Committee on Military Az.
fairs reported Senator Barbour's bill TO-
day for improving the public roads in Al
exandria county. Va. so as to connect the
Chain. Aqueduct, and Long bridges ria
Arlington. The Senate passed the bill
some time ago. with an appropriation OF
$50, 900. but the House committee has re-
duced the amount TO $4,000.
posrMAsTERs.
Postmasters for Virginia: A. b. Noting.
ham, Bir1's Nest. Northampton county,
vtce j. i. Penneweli, resigned: Alace IL.
0lcott. Carlino. Alexandria county. uioe l..
Il. Garter, resigned; II. j. Sullivan. indie
pendent Hill, Prince William county, utce
George A. Lyon, resigned; g. y. Stokes.
Goochland county, rice r. T. Meacham. re-
signed; q. L. finder. True Blue, Orange
county, rice Manetta Dunaway. resigned.
North Carolina: Mrs. N. Spack, Vance
boro', Craven county, vsce w. III. Ellison,
removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
| CAPT, WALLACE BURIED AT HIS HOME
High Tribute Paid His Character-A
Soldiers Funeral His.

tBy telegraph to this Dispatch.I
CHARLESTON, s. c.. January Captain
George ID. Wallace. who was killed by the
Indians in the battle at Wounded Knee,
was buried this morning at the cemetery at
Yorkyille. S. c., his old home. The SER
vices were conducted at the Presbyterian
church by Rev. j. G. Galloway, of the As
sociate Reformed Church, aud Rev. IL. G.
Patrick, chaplain of the Jenkins Rifles, the
local military company. The casket was
placed Immediately in front OF the pulpit
and was draped with United states hags
and covered with beautiful floral offerings.
II was guarded throughout last night by a
sentinel at the head and one at the foot,
and this morning at IL o'clock was deliv-
cred to General +. NJ. Law, Confederate
brigadier, who acted as chief marshal.
When the dead soldiers family entered
the church the choir, led by Mrs. I. Il.
Bratton, sang the hymn, Come, fe DIS
consulate" Prayer was offered by Chap
lain Patrick, and was followed by an I'M
pressive funeral discourse by Rev. MI;
Galloway from jeremiah xviii, II; All
We that are about him bemoan him, and all
We that know his name say, How is the
strong staff broken and the beautiful rod
The preacher commented with great power
and eloouence on the exalted character and
hioh manly virtues of the heroic dead.
After the conclusion of the services at
the church funeral procession was form
ed. with the jenkins Rifles, under Captain
w Il. Moore, as escort, and proceeded to
the village cemetery, where The lntermen,
took place. Business was almost entirely
suspended, and the whole community
Joined the procession to the grave, where
| The soldier was buried with military hon.
ors. the jenkins Rifles firing o salute over
his grave. The grave was decorated with
wreaths and crosses of magnolia, laurel,
and cut-Aowers, tributes from the ladies
| Of Yorkville. :.
The dag of Captain Wallace's troop, IN
which his body had been wrapped when
taken from the field, and which had drsped
his coffin during his long journey home,
was placed in charge of General Law by the
| family of the deceased to be presented 70
| the jenkins Rifles as testimonial OF theil
appreciation of the respect and honors shown
the heroic dead. Captain Wallacewa O son
of Hon. A. s. Wallace, a Republican con.
gresham from this State, and brother &c
| Colonel II. N. Wallace, Republican united
States Marshal for South Carolina under
| Grant and Arthur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
FIRE IN A CROWDED BUILDING.

Panic-Stricken Occupants-Narrow ~Es-
capes-women and Children Crushed.
tBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispetch.l
PARIS, FRANCE, January IA fearful con-
flagration, which has rendered thirty
families homeless and which may cause
the loss of several lives, occurred at an
early hour this morning. A few minutes
after midnight fire was discovered in the
rear of hatter's store situated on the first
floor Of crowded building in the Rue
Verriere. The flames spread so rapidly
that the panic-stricken occupants OF the
several floors had barely time to rush into
the street in their night-clothes. Several
mothers with their younger children clasp
ed in their arms joined in the rush of terri
fed people down the stairs of the burning
building aud were knocked down and In
many instances seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
A RECONCILIATION.
THE FINAL OUTCOME OF THE IRISH
CONFERENCE.
Mccarthy to Rshrn--A New Leader to BE
Chosen by the Party as
Whole.
rBy Auslo-Amer,c.u c.Olo to the DIspalchl

fBy Anglo-American capie 70 rue DrpoNhf
BouLooSs-suE-MER, January IAN au-
thorized statement has been issued by the
Irish leaders who have been present at the
conference here. They announce that the
conference terminated to-day and that
both parties Interested have resolved that
the proceedings shoald be regarded as OF
q confidential nature. II is understood,
however. that the exchange OF views which
has taken place has led to the hope that a
peaceabls settlement Of the matters in. dis
pute will ensue. The usual number OF r1-
mors and contradictory statements are In
circulation, and the announcement made
may be considered TO be the substance OF
the real facts. In other words, an ar
rangement satisfactory TO all seems TO
have been arrived ut. The exact nature OF
the arrangement must leak out in the
course of time. A number OF erroneous
statements made in regard TO the Boulogne
conference have made the irish leaders re-
solve to be more than usually careful as to
their utterances.
Posr-CoSFEnENcE MOVEMENTS.
BouLoGSE, January 7.-Messrs. Parnell;
Clancy. Redmond. Campbell, Scully., and
Harrington have returned to England.
William O'Brien remains here tor a rev
DAYS. II is understood that he has been
in communication with Justin Mccarthy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

RALTIMOnk

RALruoss. January z--cotson nFn ! ~
diing, > e-I6c. Flour fairly sctive. y eeet--
srn scarce and arm FuiS oSoAQ Lon4$
@xasSc. January, Ssxassc. Nay, si:oe.4i9t:
Cofu-Southerp quiet and casieri whaees
yellow, ssaS9. steamer. Ee graaeo M
ssHs.i , .ssIsrn or msy m Mss;sc sssssss u
Oats fairly active: unersded e,uthssn t9an'
sylyania, l7as0c. do westsrn vuics. eteeSes
90. do mixed k:AsSe 1890 rs,n Nc 49, ~
| sc. good 70 prime 1saSc. Common sssS
75a,oc Hay nrm choice timothy, III yt0yt
sions quiet Butter nrul. Eggs strons $40 eesssss
arm. Copper weak: rsnnsd. ishsiskc Whiskey
quiet Freishss 70 liverpool per ssssnc H..
| 6eceipts--Fiour 4,i09 bArrels veese
| bushels; corn, i.ssS bushels oats. l.0W pSeSst
rsis: Wheat, isu0o bushels; corn, 6S,sso boenelA
sales-wnest,: cooss busheis Germ W.
bushels. ,,.
| Ar. Louts January 7.-Fiour steady end No.
changed. Wheat opened Ann and kshc ~
| The close was 10. lower for July ana uncna,fe9
| for May: No. & red, cash, 93hae1hcs nv
closing at 0eAc. Corn-First sales we're . :.
| advance OF &c. over yesterday's CLOSING tnee
| prices were fraction higher than yestereey;
No. 3, cash, S7xstsc.; February closing q &c
May closing 81 soas0kc. Oats quiet snd ~
| No 2 cash, 43alshc., Nav closing sslskc W.
unchsnscd. Provisions quiet and urn. Post-
New mess, ti06ak. Lard, ta7oaSnU. pxY-
| salt meats-Shouidsrs, -; longs and noes ~
s5,95; short-ciear, sS.s0asaNf. bacc1 nignsr;
toxed shoulders, 80; ionss and RIBS, sNse; ssesS-
CINCINNATI. l
CIscMrArL O., January Flour more
active; family, saDssa; fancy, H.NeA.sc
/ Wheat scarce and 1rm: No. red. WA reSs
| exc Corn stronger; No mixed, o0Aontc
| oats nrm: No. mixed, 46kc. Pork strong
| aud higher at siQs0 Lard stroag 81 tAo.
| BuIk.meats firm. Bscon frmer short clear.
jo.2a Whisky nrm a tiiL
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. January s-rurpen-
tine steady at 3Jc. Roein urn; suaanoos
si.i7k, Tar firm ss Sl.4a Crude turpensine
nrm hard. tis0; yeiiow-oaN sLso; vEg'n'
@lg9.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NRw YosK, January 7-Cotton-Aes re-
| ceipts, 1861 balee: gross. 2.o7 balss Futures
closed nrm. sales, 1000 bales January. es.sy ;
February, tg3l; March. tg.t6ssaH; April
ta80as9si; May, 90. 7oasa7f: June, t9.s0ss9.u ;
July and August, eas7ass.ss; sspte~bsr'
s9.70aSa.1.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dispstch.l
JAnuARY2.-Markot steady Recsipts from the
country increasing. the holidays being ever.
| Prime, Sc. extra prime, 34e; fsncy.sfes
Spanish, ~ s3c. factory hand-pieked, ~ Az.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
starvation Rife In London.

LONDON. January THE severe weather
which has prevailed throughout England
for some time past is causing the deepest
distress among the poorer classes OF people
in this city. This is especially true of the
inhabitants Of the East End. Large num-
bers of persons who have been thrown out
of employment parade the streets and So
licit aid from the charitable TO enable them
to obtain the necessities OF lie
for themselves and their starving
families. Clergymen of all denominations,
the different local societies, and many
tradesmen are using their utmost efforts to
alleviate the sufferfngs of destitute people.
Owing to the presence of large quantity
of ice in the river forty-fiye steamers,
aggregatng tonnage of 10000, have been
compelled TO lay up. 1t is expected that
freights will rise in consequence OF TINS
suspension of marine traffic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
conNscTIcur,s LEGISLATURE.
The senate Declares the Democratic State
Ticket Elected.
iBy telegraph 70 the DIsps.ch.l

HARrroRp, Cosx., January 7.-Both
branches of the Legislature met at 10
O'clock. The Senate speedily organized,
e]ecting Read Of bridgeport pemocraD
President pro ten.. with the other caucus
nominees. AL the senators were present.
owing 20 technical questions about seating
several members, which. however: did not
AFFECT the Republican majority. Finally u
choae A. w. Paige Speaker and the other
Republican caucus nominees Before the
House organized the Senate sent COM
mittee OF two Democrats TO the boafd o.
4 vas reused on the ground thst Z can
xscs must be BApt to the General A.
ssmhiv. which wee not thep organised.
6ubeeouently 81 o1lcld canvass ~ 4
o'clcof wss sent 70 the House according g
sfismishias 10 HOUSE adopted The usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
WASHlNGIONlANA.
Teller Upheld ut Home-commande'
Reiter Censured--Other Notes.


WASHINGTON, January 7.-Senator Teller
received dispatch from Denver to-day
signed by every Republican IN the Legisla-
ture OF Colombo, which met to-day, ex-
pressing the highest approval OF his course
In the Senate and pledging their unanimous
vote for his reelection.
In the formal lottery drawing Tor the
terms of the two Idaho senators McConneii
drew the term which ends March, 1881, and
Shoup that ending March, 1895.
Commander Coffin, secretary OF tne
Lighthouse Board, to-day telegraphed o
the Inspector at Key West TO. sec that the
lighthouses ut Sombrero and vicinity we're
all at once supplied with oil. and II necss-
sary to use the revenue-cutter McLane for
that purpose. Other lights in the vicinity
reported as being short of oil will also be
promptly supplied.
Secretary Tracy has addressed letter OF
unqualified censure to Commander george
q. keiter, who commanded the naval YES
sells Ranger and Thetis, lying at san Jose de
Guatemala when Barrundia was killed on
board the Pacific mail steamship Acapulco.
The letter is very long lover 1000 WORDS,
and is from beginning to end mercliess
criticism and censurs of Refers action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

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s =. ia az 5 "a sss sssssS ssssit
CHICAGO
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exc nsss,Psss a.ss 80 ryssissd $500
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
The Kansas senatorship.
my telegraph 70 the Dispatch. l

TOPEKA. KAN, January lit is stated
that prominent Alliance leaders who are
disturbed over tho bitter fght that has
already grown up in their ranks over the
United States senatorship are discussing
the advisability of not organizing the
House until the Wednesday after meeting.
The effect of this would be TO postpone the
election Of senator until February zth in
stead Of January 27th. Tho House will be
called together Tuesday. but the organiza-
tion can be held over till next day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
MCCARTHY TO RESIGN.
The Whole Party, Including Parneilites'
to Vote for a New Leader.

rBy Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispstch.l
LONDON. EsG., january 7.-Adyices re-
ceiyed here from Boulogne say that
O'Brien at his own request has been en-
powered to ask Mccarthy TO retire from
the chairmanship of the anti-Parnell sec
ton of the Irish party in favor Of Dillon.
or if O'BrIen prefers, in favor OF himself.
OBrien announces that his conferences
with Parnell are finished. The negotia-
tions with Mccarthy will follow.
A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company says that at yesterdays con-
ference IL was agreed that justin MCCARTHY
should resign the Craftsmanship of the
party and that full meeting of the party
should be called TO elect a new leader.
The participation of the Parnellites in the
vote for a new leader is tantamount to re-
cancellation of the party and will be entire
lY satisfactory to Parnell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
An Alliance Agent short.
nv selcyraph 10 tho Dtspatch.1

ST.. LOUIS, NO.. January ia special from
Lawrencs, Kan, says L. u. Corsc, the Alliance
Exchange agent In this city, II short IL seems
that farmers who had shipped their farm pro-
ducts through Corse are out about s4.0M
Corse claims that the losses were due 20 the
fact that shipments we're made 10 unreliable
firms A committee has been appointed ~ tho
alliance TO investigate the Affairs OF the ex-
change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
RuriaI Notice.

The interment of Mrs. JULIA SOMER-
VILE DE FERNEX will take place THIS
CThursday) AFTERNOON in Hollywood
cemetery. The cortSge will start from the
rooms of l.. It. Christian, 1915 east Broad
street. at o'clock. Friends of the family
invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

WAsH1xoxox. January Accommodating
Monday, January t5th, the Atlantic-C Coast
Lane will put IN service for the season theiI
New York and Florida special Pullman
vestjbule train. An entirely nav feature
has been introduced this yeax--cnEs VIA
six drawing rooms each. which can BE- used