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Pioughed Through . Freight Train.

passenger train from Greenwood Lake
ran into freight train standing ON the
track of the Erie railroad at Bergen. Nj At
o'clock yesterday morning. The na.san..,
locomotive ploughed its way through the ca
boose and several freight cars, doing cousider-
able damage. No one was hurt. Trssao q.
delayed about an hour.
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Texas Separate Coach Law, upso,..

The interstate commerce commission has rem
dered an important decision regarding the
separate coach laws of Texas. The decision il
given in the case Of negro purchasing chair
car ticket, Louisiana to Texas and who was
transferred to the separate coach whom he
reached Texas. He claimed the federal law
had been violated and the commission sus-
tanned him. saying that the Texas lawianects
local stats transportation only.
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 TIE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
sIEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

TO THE NORTH. WEST AND soIrrBwrsr
sfTfL yfFENHFP aS SGGfffEkS
TRAINS LEAVE e Mss2 gqy II ,sg npoy
c3RSER OF aTH ASp SIS sT As s2 F5k sILSEsoS
For ii!s6urg and the West Chicago Limited Express.
Fast ! Line 100 o.. daily 70 Shcaso colu.5ss;
burr and Sesin a rr Sgo Gar a-rTssar 70 Pitts
apols, Pittsburg TO Columbus, Altoona 10 Cbirago
Parlor Ger Washington TO HARRISBURG and sisapi5x
cars harris 3urs . ST. LOUIS. Chicago and Cincin-
daily, VITA Sleeping Cars Washington to ChicaI ~.
through sleeTers or Louisvie and Memphis PUN
man man Dining Car httsburF TO Richmond and Chi
purs and me West. with through sleeper TO Ptts-
BhL fhs Mii9a aSb 5C f es1sH RAILROAD
For Kane. Csnandaeua. Rochester and Niagars Fan.
For Erie. CanandaiFua and Rochester daily for Bu,
p aH with sIeepp ea cay wsssg saturday LOCO
For wlialnsport Rochester ana Nisears fsils' 40
asb; asty e =, saturday with Sleeping Car
For M,i,lamsport; Remove aud Elmira at 1850 q H.
fSn any Mn 70 {5 Il AND rHrr.sr
@o iG si On s sunday yod s. ana il il g
with Dining Car. to New York. $40 am daily.
For New York only. Limited Express with pininx
0 FOR Sll' PHiTib fp n d oyiy
Fast Express $40 m. week days and s Is D. no. daily
Accommodation. 800 a. IN. daily
for Boston. without change. BIS pm. every dav
For bro9tlyn. \; u ali through trains connect at
ing cirect transfer 10 Fulton st, AVOIDING double
For Atlantic City, la:i5 pm. week days. IL Us p. M
For l5 sas5im 1850 '9o e .1S $40 300 $40
3il5 3;t5. %. 20, 4 30. 4:36, 5 40 0ii. 40
200 eos 100 ii 90 M m. IL siSns az gS
3ii3; 3;t5 40, 4a,o. 4:aO $40. ola 5;4S.
For Pope,s Greek Line. 20 I'm and 30 p M daily.
For ANNAPOLIS. 30 and 100 a. m. II 80 and 10
PIT a DAILY, except Sunday. Sundays. 800 a. M.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
N Eject AUGUST 1. ls9L
81 noon 100 o. o. SIS IS IS :! s.o /?
S:5'. ga, s:g. 10 o3 and ii 30 p m. On sun:
6:i5, s:G2 and 10 :65 D. m No. w. ~
For . iST Ss soSss 7
daliy. DO, ?. m. week days.
800. 3:4s 500. 40 o:l3, 7stS 80. 1850 and
ii4ss EOS sU5 EOS "a dv 80 and an ii 10 5d 20
Tickets and information at the Office. portbe,., ,o-
ner o. 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue the
H WI orders can be LETT for the checking VI
General MANAGE Gaus General fas IS MH hssn.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in effect May 20, 1891.
Leave Union Depot. 9th and streeta
Ssss "a ia f fSns 6 ssS
2p.m, Cincinnati Express daily for stations I'm W.
glnia, West Virginia. Kentucky and Cincinnati
Nestioule Sleepers and entire train run Though
without change to Cincinnati arriving ~ 20 a ~,
Dining car to Clifton Forge. serving .aasS and
IL :l0p N. T; 7; v; vsstibule Limited. daily solid
trains. with dining cars. run through without
change to Cincinnati. Nestibule slsepsr for Lac
tnxton and Louisville. Pullman Cars are opsu @
Ofacss 5fS sna izyi ps, y, VI -
II. W. FULLER
my-o General Passenger AGENT
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Director Of Public Safety Geo. Rodney. Who
= charged with irregularities while supefinten-
dent Of the Philadelphis aims house, has teu-
dsrsd his resignation 70 Mayor Stuart.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYN
1 ATIMER SLOAN, Auctionesrs,
- 14Oo @ g.. near o. g. Trvasury


- l4u9 ~. near y. g. Truasury
SPECIAL SALE OF SUPERIOR NEW AND SEC
oND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SOME
OF IT OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
EMBRACING IN PART
kl MaSr sEi ISS pr f krk ssgsH
AASSTT d8Rps TYEkIsH . kpg axlg. rIINL
skDs AS SAs hls SsR M hRGSE
TAAlsIEs, FLUSH And OAK RocKfRs,' SoM:
eH fNXsMssS sffs pSP Az
THERE'S, N NEW HSsk r, AMP S9TTSN NAT;
kNi LOTS 70 SUIT MoQuET CARPETS AND
81 VEGE Ti Il Hnl
3PE II fERfhsF ok sHsa
On MONDAY, sEPIEMBER sENENTH. 1901.
i9nay COLLECTION Of household ef.s s an e1e
facilities tor arranging and goods for sais
WEEKS Z CO.. aus.,epee,.
Opposite City Poss omca
SPECIAL SALE
MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH,
Within our sales rooms. of the
FINEST ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, RUGS AND
% PIECES OIL CLOTH
Ever offered at an auction sale.
ALL GRADES OF TAPESTRIES, BODY BRUS-
Sells, VELVETS. MoQUET AND OTHER CAR
PETS MADE UP. IN THE LATEST OF ALL DE-
SIGNS; HANDSOME SMYRNA AND OTHER
RUGS, JAPANESE EFFECTS
Altogether sale well worth attention from intending
purchasers.
EVERY CARPET OPENED DIMENSIONS GIVEN
AND FULLY DISPLAYED ON OUR
FIRST FLOOR.
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION.
EVERY CARPET WILL BE SOLD.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. AUCTIoNEERs.

Il
SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAIR
ON wEpNEspAi. slFTEM fi ~ ninth. 1891.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, We WILL SELL. III
FRONT OF OUR AUCTION ROOMS, PENNSYIr
NANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET
FIVE FINE DRIVING AND COUPE HORSES
ONE COUPELETTE. NEATLY NEW; TWO HAN.
SONS, ONE CAB, ONE BUGGY, FIVE SITS
OF GOOD SINGLE HARNESS
se:;-5t THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
RADCLIFFE. DARR & Co. .Auctoneers.
~ $50 Penn. NV
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
LIVE STOCK. &c. BY AUCTION
~ THREE FINE WORK HORSES, ONE COLT,
EVE EVE PIGS. ONE CON. one MARKLI wAGoN.
Q.ARGE). ONE LARGE MOWER, ONE LARGE
IRON ROLLER. HARROwS. PIOwS, RAKES
CyLT1VATORS, GRINDSTONES, WASH BOXES
AND LOT OF SMALL GARDEN TOOLS.
ALSO
315 HOT-BED SASH
Almost new, and made to order, and general assort-
ment of tools, &c. usually found and useful in truck
farming.
, On
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SEVENTH
1891. AT ONE O'CLOCK p NJ,
WE WILL SELL
. At the truck farm of John Hitler,
on the Brentwood road. adjoining Harmony Cemetery
IT., NJ, on the north.
The live stock and implements partly mentioned
above.
Terms cash.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
au2S-d Autiuueers
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HANCERl SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ IN COUNTY OF WASHINGTON NEAR THE
IURNPIKE ROAD FROM WASHINGTON TO
BLADENSBUR re- AND ABOUT q OF A MILE
FROM BOUNDARY STREET
BY virtue OF two deeds of trust from William J.
Hickey and wi e the one dated the 10th day of Octo
Der. 1868 recorded in Liber I and r. No s. folio 400
OF the Land Records OF the District OF Columbia, tine
other dated 24th February, 1877. recorded in iiber
No. 3d. folio PA. of said Land Records and OF a de-
cree OF the Supreme Court OF said District dated the
Ia day OF May. 1891. passed in Equity, cause No.
l3lOo. will otter for sale at public auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
Of SEPTEMBER. 1891, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ.
all that parcel of land IN said county of Washington
known and described as lot No. ~ OF the division
OF the 'Greenvale tract containing "a acres, 3 roods
and is peIehes Of land. and being the same which
recorded in Llber No $50, folio 80 ct seq. of the
Land Records OF said county. This property is sit
uated on the Hickey road and is improved by large
brick dwelling house.
Terlas OF sale One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. baance in equal at six and
Twelve mouths from day OF sale: ,or the deferred
payments the purchasers notes to be given. bearing
by deed OF trust the premises all cash. At the
option OF the purchaser; $3U0 be paid deposit
at the time OF sale.
RICHARD T. MoRsELL. Trustee,
4oo Louisiana ave.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctionesr..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON G STRIET BE-
TWEEN ELEyENTHAN AND TWELFTH STREETS
SOUTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On tn URSDAY. SEPTEMBER TENTH, 1901 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell. in front of the premises
part OF lot . square 3D. fronting 80 inches on
the north side OF street by depth Of 100 tsst im-
proved by frame stable
Terms Onethird cash. balance in one and two Years
with interest by deed of
all cash. at the option OF the purchaser deppsif
Of 800 required at time OF sale.
THOMAS BOWLING SON.
se2-d&ds Auctioneers
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. AuctIoneers.
Az $50 Pennsylvania ave. n w.

~ S2O Pennsylvania ave. n.
ELEGANT BUILDING LOT on STREET BE-
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
SECOND. 1891, AT SIX O'CLOCK, We will sell in
front Of the premises,
LOT 70. SQUARE GIG,
Fronting 20 feet st. and running back with that
width to q large alley.
This lot is the electric car line and In section
Of the city which is rapidly improving.
Terms of sale: Onehalf cash. the balance in one or
TWO years. with Interest at the rate of per cent per
annuln payable eniannualy. all cash at the pur-
chaser option: deposit OF 5000 required at the
Time OF sale Terms to be compiled with in fifteen
days otherwise the night is reserved resell the
risk and cost OF the detauting purchaser All convey
anclng and recording at purchasers cost.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.
eu|o-dSds Aucrioneers
THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the rain until MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
SEVENTH, At same hour and Place.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
seo Auctioneers
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WAsHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD
w COMPANY'S STOCK FOR SAIL
lOO shares. beonging to estate NJ G. Lane will
be sold by H. V. Harnett Co.. suctioneers. at the
city. on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH
1891, at HALE-PAST TWELVE NJ len shares
will be first offered with privleee OF all BY order of
FRANK MOSS. Enr.,
se3,o.S.11. 12.14 93 Nassau ST., n, Y.
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M liz TWEr rrG SrRfr, fEanL H0SSE.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
40 9lS folio 243 ct seq, of the land records the
thereby secured will SELL 81 pu1c auction in front
OF the premises. on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
SENENTa. 1891, Al HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. lot 5. OF Davidson's subdivision Of square 3i5
with the improvements alove.
Terms One-thrd cash. OF which 800 must be pad
at time Of SALE balance in three equal in
SIX. twelve and eighteen months which notes of
the purchaser bearnx interest from day sale anu
cured by deed OF trust on property sold will be taken
or all cash, at the purchasers option All conveyance
ing and RECORDING at purch cost II
coupled with in fifteen days from sale the property
will be sold at risk and defautinx purchaser
after seven days advertisement in the Evening star
,,xxo,.z SAM CROSS. trustee.
-IHOMAS T. WAGGAMAN, Auct. auo1-dSds
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OCEAN STEAMERS,

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
~ NOkDDEUTSCHEk LLOYD 8. g. co
Fast Express Steamers,
To southampton Qondon, Havrey, Bremen
Lain. Tues. Sept. /. 5 a.u. Werra, We'd. Sept .,
am Ems. Sat. Sept p am. Havei. Tues..
Elder. sat-. Sept. II, noon.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table. iuxuriou,
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin SIS aud up-
ward q berth. according TO location; I'd cabin $500
berth steerage ~ low rates. Apply 70 l. y. DROOP
62J Penn. anon
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A Liam LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
"A GLASGOW TO PHILAD Ell HTA
Via DERRY and GALWAY. Most direct route
from Scotland and North and Middle Of Ireland.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPAsSED.
lntersAlediafe, $50. Steoruwu Ala
ALA N-sTATR LINE.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, via Londonderry.
Every fortnight.
II Sept ...... State Of Nevada. ....2pm.
LIST October. State Of Nebraaka -. S:3Oa N
18Th Oct. STATE Of Oaiiiornia. 1 pm.
Cabin passage. o36 and upward Excurson, Sd5 ana
upward. SteerAge. 8l9.
BALTIMORE AND LIvERPOOL SERvTCR
via Halifax and St. Johns, N. f.
Steamers saii from Belslmors forsnisfsiy.
myy7-dtn Mrs. d. A. BkOSNAN. Washineton
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,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NTEAMEk THOMPSON FoR PoIOMAC EI.Eg
p leaves 9TH st. wharf ON Mondays, Mednesdays ana
and Sunday. TAR a: No@ cuomsss and l
ardtown; Fridays extend trip to Cosn and Mary's
nvero. su2s-2w
EoR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
y Steamer LADY OF The LAKE. Faresl. so. Round
TUESDAY. THuRsbx9 sxTrhpx9 0 .nS SIN IN
nished throughout. Through tickets to Boston. in
Guiding meals and state L. 75 and New York
issi; and 3: o. Sis and i,sI fsnn.; ave- ana
iylO ALFRED WOOD. G.T.A
STEAMER T. Y: ARRowsMITH, FROM 7TH
y st. wharf. On Monday and Wednesday, at D. m
for Colonial Beach. Coitons. Nomini Creek SMITH:
intermediate landings Arrive wssninstou Wednes-
day and Friday mornings.
tons. Cosn and Yocomico. Returning land a. Col
toms and Colonial Beach. Arrive washington sun
jy63m CIV RIDLEY. GenT Manager.
4 ginia Beach. Richmond and all points soufh tsks
she new M lam Iron Palace Steamer. WAsHINo-
U. Tickets sale at b. and o. oficss GIG and iast
Pennsylvania ave. and on steanlers ,eI2 3m
MARYLAND AND yIReINIA STEAMBOAT
lM Company.-Stsamsr Sue. Capt W. C. GeoghsTan
sssry sosP ,fs Uss .s ss5
xsseh AN leaves Every Monday and Thur.day ass
s:nasd to bsitimOrs An freight muss p l. pr.n"sa
hGs Ps:.sass and ar,ash. apply . sIErHLSsoSs
CTEAMER ''wAKEFIELD,
= Leays. Mh-.t wharf on MONDAYS THuRspAYs
sna sATUk l q am: Returning TUhsDAK.
touching At intermsdisss landings
Passenger accommodation, ar,s;els,... ,
10 General Manages.
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FAIR DEALING

10 its business motto. A THE STAR IN
sists on its right to know how many
pounds OF ink 1t gets when it buys q barrel
Of that article. and how many pounds Of
paper it pays for In one OF the tmmenss
rolls delivered at it, prese rooms, 90 It 10
willing that it, advertising patrons shall
know exactly HOW MUCH and WHAT
KIND OF publicity they are getting when
they put an announcement In its oolumnA
1t claims to be THE one Washington D.
per that 10 taken BY the family, for the
family. and read by the family. and -
pec:ally by al the people In the city who
want things and are able 70 pay for then.
and it 10 willing 20 have its claims sub
jected to the most exhaustive and conclu-
sive tests that can be devised In othsr
words. and In short, THE STAR Cov1Rs
THE WHOLE FIELD. ITS FAMILY CIR
cULATION IN WASHINGTON ID THREE
TIMES AS LARGE AS THAT OF ANY
OTHER PAPER. AND THE NUMBER on
ITS READERs IN THE CITY - FIVE
TIMES GREATER THAN THAT or AIT
OTHER PAPER
These are the qualities that oonssasuss
"valuss IN Advertising" and maize I'm
EVENING STAR IN unsqualisd bus,nsss
hin.
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ence to the silver carried from Chill by the
British war ship Espiegle. The bullion will be
impounded on its arrival in England, and will
be retained pending q legal decision on the
junta's rights to 1t. Diplomatic relations
between Great Britain and Chill are in a cha
otto state. Balmaceda's last envoy. Senior
Vicuna never presented his credentials here,
and he is now in Paris awaiting DEVELOPMENTS
The junta's agent. who has long been secretly
holding friendly communications with the gov
ernnent.will obtain every assistance in captur-
ing tho silver.
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY MANEUvERs.
A Berlin dispatch says that according to per-
sonal statements from some Of the Prussian
officers in attendance at the Austrian maneu-
vers they are not favorably impressed with the
condition Of Austrian troops The Hungarians
are fine specimens Of manhood. but the Aus
trian-G Germans, they say. are distinctly inferior
TRANS show lack of perfect discipline. These
defects are frankly commented upon by Ger
man military men and do not inspire confidence
as to the part of Austria in future war. On
the other hand, as one Russian critic points
out, something must be allowed for the intense
hatred which the Hungarians bear toward the
Russians, and which would probably make the
Hungarians inyincible in a conflict with their
old enemies Of lS49. This feeling is much
stronger than any animus ever felt against the
AustrianS, as Inc hunRarlans look upon Russia
as an outside nation that interfered to prevent
them from gaining the independence they were
about to grasp. 1t 10 said that Hungarian chill
dren are taught to remember 40 and the share
Of Russia in that year Of tragedy. For this
reason the critic quoted suggests that Hun
garian vengeance would, III a conflict with Rus
sia, more than make up for lack of discipline,
THE MEETING OF THE EMPERoRs
In financial circles in London marked atteu-
ton is paid to the suggestion Of the Berliner
Borsen Courier that more importance should
be attached TO the meeting Of the emperors of
Germany and Austro-Hungary than to any
other signs which at present appear on the
European political horizon. Coming from the
source it does and taking into consideration
yesterdays conference between the German
chancellor, Won Caprivi, the Austro-Hung arian
premier, Count Kalnoky, and his minister Of
finance, NJ. kallay, the Cotu-ier's suggestion,
under the circumstances and with the friends
OF the dreibund, carries with it the weight of
inspired utterance. There are croakers. how.
ever, who insist that the recently consummated
entente between Russia and France, followed.
a. it promptly has been, by the haunting Oar.
danelles incident and the maneuvering of a
tremendous military force in eastern France.
are formidable facts, which make It more than
doubtful whether oracular utterances can
longer proceed from any German, Austrian or
italian source whatsoever. The dual rather
IMAM the triple. alliance ID, in their opinion.
the arbiter OF war or peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-03
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Various Important Opinions Handed
Down-Argumentsi In Other Cases.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

WYrHEyIILE, July 2.-The Court of APP
peals to-day handed down opinions In the
following cases: ,..,,
Fergusons administrator, for, &c. ~. wills
Error from Roanoke county. judgment affirm
ed. Opinion by President Lewis; Judge Hinton
dissenting.
Farrier rs. Reynolds. Appeal from Craig
county. Decree reversed. Opinion.by Judge
Lacy. $780,,
REYNOLDS -. Reynolds's executor. Appeal
from FLOYD county. Decree reversed Opinion by
Judge Fauntleroy Judge Lacy dissenting.
Hash 90. Commonwealth. Writ OF error from
Grayson county. Judgment reversed. opinion
by Judge Richardson.
Gray rs. Kemp. Writ Of error from Hastings
Court of Roanoke city. Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Judge Hinton.
carriers heirs ~. Edwards. Writ Of error from
Wise county /; Judgment reversed. Opinion by
Judge Lacy. Judge Lewis dissenting: Judge
Hinton not sitting.
Miller rs. Mann. Appeal from Washington
county Decree reversed. Opinion by Judge
Lacy. -
Cincl- River Veneer Company rs. kurth From
Washington county. Dismissed as improvidcht-
ly awarded. 81.
The case OF Grayson rs. Buchanan was fully
argued, and argument was begun In the case
of Norfolk and Western Railroad Company rs.
Gilman's administrator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-03
An Arkansas Sheriff short.

ST. LOUIS, July "A dispatch from Ar
kansas City, Ark, says: Developments fully con-
firm the report Of the defalcation ofSherin War
field Yesterday afternoon his family packed up
all their effects and left on the Kate Adams for
Memphis. The actual shortage will be in the
neghbOrhOol Of $4,000 made up Of State-tax,
school-tax, and levee-tax. II will be total loss
to the bOndsmen. In addition 10 this, advices
from Little Rock say he is short $50, 600 on his
settlement Of last year. 1t Is stated that War
field has lost heavily In cotton futures during
the past few months. The people hero are very
TO capture him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-03
Y0RK-RlVER LINE. VIA VESTED
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NOKII
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN No. 10. 3:lO T. VI
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily, etccW -
Stops at all stations AZ LestOr NAM .....ss
with stage for WsAosl0n: Win
steamer az West Point
TRAIN No. I'd. 3:4' T. NJ 10
BALTIMORE LIMITED, dab, eA' Va
for Nest Point, cOEG@cting MA 80
steamors for Baltimore. A, bs'iiS'olo '. Z
connect with Baltimore and o-iO
Washir gton. Philadelphia AID Ne" To- ...r.i
steamers leave Baltimore . ?. n ds''''
Sunday. of. a \ ~
lo:A 40 a. n.
TRAIN No 40. 7:i0 \. NJ ,..,
LOCAL MINED. daily excep; ssu'aii' 49,
Twenty-third street for West foins an ''''
diste points ,.,..n., sigt
opea A. n. 20 r. n. AID ifoea J. -
A. ". -. -,,.sL
SOL HAAS. JAS L r.ss,
jOSKpH s FVyTx DIVISION fsAssAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-03

which commands q good view OF the town, , ,nc
Roanoke vaIloy. and the Allegheny ana blue
p,Svs snountains. II IL q sito similar TO thst Oh
Cornell University at Ithaca, N. T., or Oh In
fnyctsc College at Easton, Pa
ACTION DEfEsRyp.
Tho trustees adopted the report Of the com ON
mittee voted thanks for the generous oncr y, .',s
Of tho question TO defer final action upon u until
some time in September, whom II IL proposed 70
have full meeting OF the board Tor ths spc,,a,
object. IL seems TO be pretty wen sei..eu ' "a,
nresent grounds sold. and new buildings erected
rs carly ne practicable. Itie tho general opinion
the, such movement viii DO great step 'or-
Na-d for Roanoke College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-03
Alleged Conspiracy to Shield Murdcrers.
In 10 niepotrh1

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July "A dispatch
from Montgomery, Ala, says: Monday judy
Bibb, n colored woman, came from her home,
fourteen miles from the city, and surrendered to
the Sheriff, saying that Saturday night man
named Asa Stark came TO her house and at
tempted an assault loon her and that III defend
Ing herself she used an axe. striking her assail-
ant several blows, splitting his skull and killing
him instantly. To-day an officer from the local
itv In which Stark was killed brought Joe Bib.
Judys husband, and Ben Murrell TO tail on the
charge of having committed tho murder. II ia
stated that proof has been developed TO show
conspiracy between the two men and tho woman
TO murder Stark and then for the woman to Sur
render herself and tell the story Of attempted
assault 20 clear herself and at the same time
shield the real perpetrators of the crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-03
Farmville's Successful Lot Sale.

FARMvILLE. Va. July 1.-The lot sale was
continued to-day and the company quickly dis
posed 81 400 lots, ranging inprice from $3.50
to 500. The purchasers were mainly from the
Carolinas and points In Virginia, notably large
number being of Farnyle The aggregate
sales amounted for to-day 10 over $lUO,OOO.
The success of to-day exceeded even tho most
hopeful eXpectatiOn.