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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-04-02
ALetter From tho Chinese Minister.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The letter
from Mr.. Tsui Kwo Yin, Chinese minis
ter, to Secretary Blaine. referred to in
these dispatches several days ago, has
been received at the state department
Mr.. Tsui Kwo Yin asks for an answer
to several communications addressed to
this government by the representatives
of China in the past few years upon the
subject Of Chinese immigration to the
United States, which 1t Is asserted have
not been satisfactorily answered. It Is
understood that owing to the legal
questions involved, the letter will be re-
ferred to the attorney-general for exam
nation and report to the state depart
ment upon the legal points, before the
answer goes from the secretary Of state
70 the Chinese minister.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-04-02
Walt Hhitmnn,s Funeral.

CAMDEN, N. j., March S1.-Walt Whit
man, the poet, was buried this after
noon in his tomb at Harleigh cemetery,
after impressive funeral services which
were attended by q large thrOng Of
people. The casloet Of plain quartered
oak was almost hidden beneath the
floral tributes of affection which were
showered upon it by Whitman's numer-
Gus admirers who fled past the body in
a constant stream as it lay in state at
his home in Miclxle street for over two
hours, beginning at II o'clock this
morning.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-04-02
aann. 600 Fir. nt Omaha.

OMAHA, Neb., March 2s.-The FIVE.
story building occupied by the omahs
Hardware Co. was completely destroyed
by fire at 2 o'clock yesterday morning.
The loss on stock is SI7b, 900; Insurance.,
$40, 600; buildings, $4,000; Insurance.
full. II il believed the ere was started
By burglars
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-04-02
WALT WHITMAN DEAD.
The Venerable Poet Dies ut His Home n
Camden. MI.

The Venerable Poet Dies ut His Home n
Camden, N. j.
CAMDEN, N. j., March os.-Walt Whit
man, the poet, died at his home here
Saturday.
Walter, or Walt, Whitman was born
ut West Hills, Long Island, May 81,
1919. His father, whose name he bore,
was a farmer, and the boy, the eldest
Of the family, was brought up with
slight knowledge Of even the few re-
finements obtainable in the country
sixty years ago. He was strong and
sturdy, q good rider and swimmer.
fond of outdoor exercise, and impa-
tient of all the amenities Of life.
What book education he had he re-
ceived in the public schools Of New
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-04-02
ALL SERENE.

The Troubled Behrlng Sea Waters Appar-
emily Calmed-LOrd Salisbury POurs ON
the OIL and the President and His Cabinet
Greatly Pleased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
Nowz of All sorts.

u, IL ostimatel that Hon. Roger O. BILLS has
decided not 10 compete Tor. the seat IN inc
limited States Senate becoming vacant n year
from next March, but to wait Tor tho next
chance Thereafter.
A devil fish. four and a-half feet long ana
tvgenty-three inches atr )ss ne pach' Wesreceht,
~onrrad At Isle An faut. ich. II weighed
over one hundred pounds. Tie creature tousht
furiously. and would have been more thah d
match for one man.
Nh. Haly. curator Of the Colombo Museum, has
discovered that carboliIed oil IS one or the mos,
rerfecf rre seryatiyes OF the colOrs OF nsn. anu
other animal specimens Inc mos oencalo
frogs. snakes and geckocs retain their oVancs-
cent tints when kept Ia II.
Kineo. a summer and winter resort at Moose
head Lake. Me. j. in the winter season q grea,
fu~ deuot. all tho fur from the Chesuncookr ret
eIon bcing sent there I r shipment IN the 1ur-
handled there fox and mink predonlnste h NJ
there are also considerable quantities OF saDie'
otter. fisher and bear skins.
Eight Of the most remarkable marriages on
record took pllco within a few weeks IN tho
Parish OF ~. Marie, Quebec. Two helEnDots
named NORM and kheaume. have each elSh'
rhiIdren-four sons and four daughters.
Rneaume 3 four sons have married norm 5 ICu1,
daughters and Morins four sons have married
the daul b tiers Of kheaume.
The largest driving belt in the world, igo feet
long, z feet wide and nearly an lnch 'aioai az
weight being a ton and q half. 10 Put q ny Nneo.
22l6 feet in d ameter in communication Win =
pulley ~ feet in diameter, 10 run with a Speet
Of &C. feet per second. has been maze III lAIls
FOR a factory in Amlens. IL Is made OF many
leather band laced together.
The Hebrews OF Montana, particularly IN
Helena. are collecting funds ana making gen
eral ARRANGEMENTS 10 settle Russian hebrew re
fuqees in Montana. The proposition Is 10 WoLh
i'm harmony. il not in connection; WIN nc
Taron Hirsch scheme, They think Montana
an excellent place for the settlement OF lAIEe
numbers OF these people, and. believe pom luo
refugees and the State would be greatly oehe-
flied.
The owners of several sailing vessels, who are
now in Washington ports fitting for a seaiihg
cruise. assert that seals are very plentllul AZ
Cane FIatferv and Barclay sound. lhey say
that the stories about the seals disappeaIlns
from the Pribylov Islands are. MunchAuseu
yarns of interested employees OF sealng COM
nsnies. and declare that seals III that region
have been more plentiful in 1891 and SO Tar III
1sg2 than in the past twenty years.
Mrs. s. S. Cox was lately presented with a
very elegant silver vase by the officers and men
Of the life saving service Of the Treasury. as a
mark Of their appreciation of the Work done uy
MIR. Cox for the promotion or the EMERGENCY
and glory OF the life saving service; Inc m
s%crlption on the body Of the vase closed WIN
the words. "Ho was its early and constant
friend. it, earnest and eloquent advocate, its
fearless and faithful champion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
THE ORGANIZATION PLAN
or rnE RICHMOND rERaISAL co.
Ex-president Cleveland has Returned-for
eign Paupers Being sent Back to En-
rope-Ncw York News.
NEW YoRk BUREAU RICHMOND TMEs.
Feb 1. 1872.

Nrw yopK BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
Feb. 4. 1892.
Il is believed that tho Richmond Terminal
committees plan is being kept back until the
market ia more favorable TO receive 1t. lEe
impression is that promoters viii endea'oi "
emphasize its favorable features by advancing
Richmond Terminal securities. but cannon ~ ~
40 while the market is unfayorable 10 any -
movement. Those in charge OF the pian s"'
tbev cannot tell when it will be re"Ns ~
publication: perhaps in a few da'S' pe'N
not for several weeks. Some people VIZ
claim n know is %lsalient features say tna' -
will provide for the retirement OF in nos Tor
ferred stock on a very adVahtasSoyo tbis II
tba n,eferred stockholders. and tna' liz y
AZ sacnritv above all others whlch ="
Snvgbt with comparative safety Tor d con
siderable rise. .--;,rs for the
fourth week in January incfeAsoU
for the month sI,642.
YELLOW FEvER Of BOARD.
The steamship Button, when arrived 10
dav from Santos and otheI p 80 49,
,snor,s seven deaths from yeilo" lever Oh
shIpboard. .L;x+~ evo vaars old
fco Monroe street, was a passenger on a
49, ~ the Grand-street line TINS forenOon.
o.. bafore sbe reached Ter destination there
. snotber passenger that paid no fare: 1t
80 q strong-lunged boy. ana the event hap
J 900. az the car reached Broadway.
IT, rcmen in the car helped Mrs. Stringle
- ~ trnnble. and she came through the or
III hravelv and safely. Mother and babe
wers conveyed in an ambulance TO a hos
pital.
TIE STOLEN MAIL POUCHES.
Although the inspectors of the postofice
have been busily at WORK. no trace of the
p0ucLes stolen from the mail wagons on Tues
day night between this city and Hoboken
have been found.
A number OF contract laborers and foreign
pauuers are being sent back TO Europe. The
Pennland, for Antwerp, took way tlity-two
in all, the majority labOrers. VINO had come
here 10 work as glass-blowers; the City OF
Chicago, for Liverpool. carried eight, and the
Iraye. for Bremen. seventeen. The Merken-
dam. 10 leave on Saturday, will take away
three pauper Jewish families, consisting Oh
twenty persons.
Mr.. CLEVELAND RETURNED.
Fx-President Grover Cleveland has re-
turned from Joe Jeherson's Louisiana pianta-
ton. and is now at Lakewood, n. D., with
Mrs. Cleveland.
S. Y. White. who several days ago made an
arrangement with his creditors by which the
latter accepted his verbal promise for liablli-
ties of $1,000 900. and waved their claims IN
order that he might ~re-enter the Stock tx
change. appeared Oh the floor of the Exchange
this afternoon and received a cordial welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
AUCTION sALEs-This Dsv.

Il CoRDED I'm cierifs oaice. Hanover COUNT
Va. in Deed Book y. page 81, dated Janua,; in,
isaO, securing TO the note-holder siu NC aid
tcrest thereon till paid. said note hos Hpnlier of
az maturity and being required by INC no
said note. will sell. on the premises
FEBRUARY 5. 1892,
at 10 o'clock. the FARM OF 4So Acth - 70 the
or less. conveyed in said deed for cash ss ntinS
600 note and interest and the cost o. note Tor 500
this trust; on a credit as 70 one reo3. both
notes carrying interest. DeIerreu
made known az sale. .,ott,s Crossing,
This property is located st oarne nj has on II
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad "a
suincish' ou'i'iHeSs A. CRAWFORD. Trustee;
J. TMBERLAKE. Auctioneer. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

TRUsTEE,s AUCTION SALE 3 ! = &0FFTwIETES
NC TfocGEfiHER 8 FEET ANR ~ 10 FEET
BACK % FEET TO ~ nrn irnst 70 the un.
NlDE;m1By sr virtue er q, CIherry and wife; dated
ONCE Of Richmond chnn csi nv U auction On upon
BOOK 1879 G. page 3g2, l WILL sen "
the premises on 700,
o,orooL p NJ. tho property ABOVE men
Toned mon the following terms, to-wli nss
purchase to assume the payment Of a p SeeI
trust given to the trustees o. amounting 10
s2ao and uayable in monthly installmen's u
ala each: balance TO be paid III casn; peoN
- -" GEORGE c. JEffEkSON,
LA Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
jalO-8t

IN PURSUANCE OFTHEILhMS OF DEL
| OF TRUST FROM THE AlRGlNlA AND
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY 10 the I'M
dersigned Of the date of July !, 1881, default
having existed tor more than ninety days after
demand in the payment OF the interest secured
Inv ssid deed after IL was due and PAYABLE, ana
the holder OF the coupons representing sara III
terest requiring a sale, and IN obedlence 70 Il
decree of the Chancery Court OF Richmond CITY
in the cause OF the city OF petersburg against
Virginia and Carolina Hallway Company ana
ais. entered December is, 1881, We the unlet-
signed. VIII, on
WEDNESDAY. 9th DAY OF April, 1892.
al II NJ. in front of the Clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court Of Richmond city. on the South
side at Broad street. between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Richmond, Va, proceed 70 sel A. puO-
lie auction. to the highest and best bidder, as q
whole. all the rights or way. works ana otAcl
prOperty Of every kind OF the virginia ana Cai-
olina Railway Company IN theS tateso OF Virginia
and North Carolina, including ITS charter rights
and franchises. The line Of sad ROAD as char-
tered runs from Richmond. Va, 20 a point on
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad al or near hldee-
wav. \. C.. A full description OF all the property
of lie company can be had by applying TO the
Terms. 5000 cash at the time Of purchase.
s21O00 cash as soon as the sale Is contrmed ~
the court ana the remainder IN e4ua install
ments. with interest from the day OF sale. IN ono
and two years. notes 70 be executed 10 The tru7,
tees for the deferred payments, 10 be secured
bv a vendor 5 lien or deed OF trust on the prop
erty. al the option of the purchaser. In either
event there Is 20 be, stipulation Ior lhe en-
forcement Of said vendors lien by proceedings
i'm The cause in which the road Is being sold.
J.R. v. DANIEL
b. RAND. WEXFORD,
Trustees.
Francis r. LAssrrER. p. q. ia s6-tu,fr.t apps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

Digs and ais. against Henley and Henley
against Atkinson, trustee. and als.-ln mo
clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF hlnZ
William county:
l. Burnley TAYLOR, deputy clerk Of the
SAID court. do certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioners by the decree rem
dered in said cause On the 2lst day or NOFem-
Der. 1871. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the SAID
court this 10Th day of December. ISL.
BURNLEY TAYLOR.
ia10-30t Deputy Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
DoMNISSIONERS SALE OF THE
TERMINAL HOTEL,
WEST POINT, Va,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1892,
A Il O'CLOCK VI.

Rv virtue Of a decree Of the circuit court OF
King William county entered on the 2lst DAY OF
November. 1891. in the chancery causes OF Dtgss'
et ais. VS.. Henley and Henley VS., Athlnson tIH5-
tee. we will sell az auction 10 the hlshesl plu-
der, upon the promises, ON
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1892
commencing ~ y o'clock W., that VALUABLE
HOTEL PROPERTY described IN the deed OF
trust from Henley 10 Atkinson. trustee as al
that certain tract or parcel of land lying and
being In the town of West Point. King William
county. Va. upon which stands the lerminat
Hotel and its GppuTtenances, being as much Oh
the Beach lot as lies between - and J. streets ~
thew would be projected If they ran down 20 mo
water. Also al the FURNITURE IN SAID hotcl;
Tins Is large fOUR-SIOkl HOTEL, located
i'm a beautiful portion of the healthy ana
growing town OF West Point, and is well pat
roni1ed as a Summer Resort.
TFRMs: Cash enough 10 pay expenses OF SAFE
and % discharge tho several notes now que WIN
interest until paid, as follows; 500 que sep,
teuIer ]. lss4: s3.U06.6l. S3,533.3i ana So
due March J.. 1890; $40, due September l. lo3l'
s..g93 3. s3,6Gat6 and tfgJ due March !, 1871,
and ssi0. due September !, 1891, and upon the
following credits: s~3.3}2.33, S~3,655.O1. ana
$40 until March 4. 1902. and tine balance, II any
as mag be announced az tIme OF sale.
ISAAC DiGGS.
II. T.. LEWIS.
Il. II. POLLARD,
commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
FOR SALE.

nNELiDIES' DRIVING HORSE FOR SALE.
near Henrico pike, adjoining Erookland Park.
fe5-2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

TERED in artificial ~grottoes or crypts, TO each OF
which entrance was gained Dy = smaH ante
ehamler leading by a narrower portal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

TRAIN 30. l0. sa0 u. M.
OCAL EMPRESS. daIly. except sr-
II Stops at oil stations. A. Lester Iana-
meets with stage for Nalkerton; also c.s.
with Baltimore steamer 40 West P0i4.
TRAIN no. lG. iHD p. 81.
baltimore LIMITED. daiir. elear. ,.,
ID day. for West Point. connecting W.
river steamer for Baltimore 81
steamers connect with Baltimore and OI..-
road for Washington. PHILADELPHIA ana ,.,
York. FARE; Richmond to ha.tmo"
Washington, 50; To Phliade.pl.4. sIN. l.r
York. $3.50.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE fpr
EOR WEST POINT, daily, except srl-
L thence by Richmond and DanFlls u.
TO Richmond, arriving &C $40 A. VI end
TRAIN No. 40. 1850 A. NJ
] OCAL MlNED.daily. except sunday .sr,
Il Twentv-third street station Tor Net.
and intermediate points.
Ticket Office AZ station foot or Virginia Nrs
omen 800 A.. VI. TO 600 -. a., and iroa .0s
CITY ticket Office, 90l Main street
SOL. HASS. JAS. b.. lAlIN.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Passenger ls.t
W. A.III.
Assistant General Passenger As...
lharl0.e.h.
". II. GREEN. General Manager.
i. BERKELEY, superintendent.
DICHMOND CITY AND SEyEN Ir.{
Ia RAILWAY COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
By Frank d Hill * Co.,
Auctioneers.
rRrsrrE,s SALE Ia AUCTION.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust recorded IN
Cisrk : Office Richmond Chancery Court IN
deed book 1876 C.. page SOB, and having neen re-
ouested so TO do by the beneficiary, VIII sell Oh
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1892,
On the premises. at 4:3O p. NJ. the FRAME
loot allev az southeast corner CT Laurel anu
'FTfRws: Cash az to expenses OF sale ana
enough TO paw of two - .oooi WIN ~
ost from January q. ls92-and the balance upon
ss99ch terms as may be announced by the trustee
~ : 49, FRANK ID. HILL,
d. az n, Acting Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
Leave Arrive
}. Richmond. Petersburg.
N|oRTHwARD.
DAILY
STOPPING PLACER

Nos "A. X. g and 50 make no stops. Nos. ~ ana
- stou on signal AZ Manchester, Centralla and
Chester. Nos. "A stop on signal a. Man.
stops on signal az Manchester only for passen-
gers purchasing tickets. TO. regular stopping
Siaces for this train south OF Petersburg. Nos.
s.S5. 81. 80, -, 40 an : will stop Oh signal at
III PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos l4.i and 23sleepln9-cars betvs,,
Now York aud Tampa, Fla. via Jacksonyillel
On Trains Nos. IA end q sl0eplng-cars between
New York and Charleston. On Trains Nos. ~
and q sleeping-cars between Now York ami
ZEN .,ew 4oriC eud Ssvrunrh. tichmoud anT
Wilmington. On Trains Nos. 81 and 80 sleeping.
cars between Richmond and LynchDurg, Va
TIE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting Of Vestibule Pullman cars only leaves
Richmond soutL-hound az :5P i. NJ. Mondays,
Wednesday, and fridays. and iesyos Petersburg
and Saturdays. Extra fare Is charged on this
The The ONLY ALL-RAh LINE TO NORFOLK
Richmond. 's@AM EortOlk...Ma5AM
SSTiSIs... : 90 = I: \. hEi iss%S -; as I
NIIhs trains leaving Rich ond at 800 A. NJ. aut
Norfolk at4M L. NJ. are solid trains between
these two points. and passengers go through
without change OF cars Close connections arc
from Richmond and the s:0 A NJ train from
N9}I , ! leavln: Richmond at 1905 A. n Isao
pw md II 20 L. d.. and arriving az Rich.
mond A. :: , A. NJ. $40 7. N. aud ;45 4. Vi.
mona close connection At Petersburg to and
f 1 Farmvllle, Lynchbarg ana Vest
i'o" L. NJ. sULLY,
E 7. D. MYERS.
General Superintendent
I. II. ExERsoM frame 4.-s.sr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

VlRG INA STEAMBOAT C0NfANii
JAMES RIVER LINE
FORTHFS EASHORE. CHEAPEST ANN lJ'-
PLEASANT ROUTE no NONtDLAf
PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT
NEWS. CIAHEMONI.
AND JANIS RIVER LANDINGS
CONNECTIONS.
AZ NEWPORT NEWS and NOLlY. Nf
Hampton, Old Point and rmlthhell ga.
ington. 3D.. g.. Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA li 'ff
York same afternoon, also 90 hoIf1la iH Ah-
eru North Carolina and the South.
At CIAhlNONI with the h'aI
Danyille Railroad Tor WaFerly. hica,.lll az
all stations.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE
JANIS RIVER bI DAlllaht
GREAT TOURIST lIhI.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP. AID ""
StENIIf.
RATES LESS THAN HALE CHARGED Tx
RAIL LINES.
FARETOPORTSNOUIH ANDNOEiOLs tA
$40 ROUND TIlP. 81 SECOAI-lLAn
FlRSl-CLASS MEALS
Tho elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL.
CAPTAIN DEFO,
carving United States malh
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND lkIIAl aLE
Nj. tSIKEEI-CAkS 90 DIRECIl1I
EkS WHARF for above namod pisces
ing. the steamer leaves Norfolk ani
News on alternate days. arriving a. Hl-'
about 5;3g j. NJ
trough NlIhtA0. OA fAAf NA a
CARRIER Agency. No. 90l Main street. iAsr-'
checked through. LID
SIAIE-ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAi M"
MIGHT.
FREIGHT.
h Freight received daily for AorIa-
mouth. Smithheld. Hampton. Nl u.
Mayerly, Hlcksford aud Alexandra va
ington, ID. G.. Newberne. Washington ..
boro, y. G.; all stations ON Atlau.c "tl
vile. Seaboard and Roanoke. NorioA
and Farmyille and powhatan iaAfot
Eastern North Carolina geuer4-ff
Eastern Shore OF Virginia and al reg
ings on the James and kanpahannoth
at HONEST RATES. and through DA'
LlClEN u. IAJLM, Nlce-iftsW
No. IIl7 Main street and Noche.t ....
IRyrS WEIsIGER Freight and fassen2et
PHILADELPHIA. RlCHMOND. Az WIZ
I FOLK STEAMSHIP CONAN. .ri
Appointed sailing days every tIo n.
FRIDAY at - NJ. aud oNery SUNDAY a
FreiQh. for tuesday and Friday stcA +,
ceived til lf.D &. VI. For sundays
tHi5P. NJ. Saturday freight received la'
BP. NJ. -
Tor further Information apply to
j. W. McCARkllh
I General Southern As
Onco. NocAoH%
W. L. CLlDL0 NV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
LFAYE HIcHN0Nn-

THE FAyORITE ROUTE 10 DArrnfo,,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW IO.t '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
GAfLROADs.
& DANVILLE R. R,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE gorr,
AND SOUTHWEST 'a
SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY y. n.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN 40. Ill.,. sNA.N
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for D.,.r
- greensboro, Winston-salem. Irr
halelgn, handleman. Salisbury. hshavir.
Springs, Charlotte. Columbia. Akin ti
Atlanta, birmingham, n0ntg0mafg Nr
leans, Texas AMI California. Pullman ,.
s~ieeping-cars Richmond 10 DanY.Ie AN Di
vile 10 AsheYille, Hot Springs and hn..,
also Danyille to Atlanta. Birmingham
PMS and Kansas tltY. Mo-. without chang.
TRAIN 40. o, 3:Op. ~.
tAoI NAIL, daily, lOr an points s0r- ,,f
southwest, Connections 40 MOsa.y I.r
Tor farmyllle and Powhatan rai|r0ai. at
slue ior, tlarksyille. Oxford. Henderson,.
nam and Raleigh Through coach Rielm,-I
raleigh; a. DanYille with Pullman s.ns.
augusta. ana Atlanta; 40 Greensboro .or
nam, Raleigh, Nc., also with rIImau N
LOT knoxville via Ashcvile. N~ashinyton
SouthWeat A~cstibuled Limited. south
leaFes Danvllle $50 a. VI.
larlor car between Richmond and Danf..
TRAIN no. o.. 500 p. M.
4 MELlA ACCOMMODATION. daily e-.-
- sunday Tor Amelia Courthouse ana
mediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
IRAN NO. y, lI5 a. M.. 40. DO. Sop. Il. ~.
IS, $50 A. 81. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TINE TABLE
Commencing MONDAY. JANUARY 4. 1892,
atsA ~ trains on this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

york RIVER LINE VI, WEST POINT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-16
OLIVE rgovBRIDGE-

er's patiencc by marrying Fay Templeton-
He wanted the marriage kept secret while
his mother lived, but his wife very natu-
rally took a different view OF il, and the
fact was made known. His mother had
her will drawn by the best legal talent il
New York. and it is ironclsd and law
proof She provided reasonable allow
auce for Howell Osborne during his life
but ali the fortune goes 20 her sisters only
child tthe cousin Of the disinheritedl, Olive
Trowbridge. Olive had lost both parents
IN infancy and lived with her aunt on Fifth
avenue
Their ordinary life may be estimated
from the fact that Olive alone had five
servants The paintings IN the mansion
are of immense value. But little Olive is
a delicate enid, and when, after her aunt's
death. she was made the ward Of Miss Nel
lie Agnew, daughter OF the well known
DR.. Agnev, that lady imposed on her
simpler course Of life She has her city
rssidepce, her country home a. ManAT-
oneck- her steam yacht and carriage AID
other little oonveuiences." and Is growing
more vigorous under Miss Agnews re-
Cime she Is o. average intelssct, very az
fectiouats. Is real nice At;ls glrl,' and
bids fair to become fit--if any human beng
Is ft-to own and control 8. 600 ga
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-16
soon bloom
SNAP SHOTS

Nowadays almost al the amateurs de-
veiop their OWE plates
The SteInheil lens. when reversed, pos-
sesses quite considerable nl4Znifytng pow
81. II is thus well adapted 70 the copying
OF many objects which would othsrwlss
require speo.Al lens
Miss Barnes, the Doted amateur, has
used ferrous oKAlAse as developer n frst,
hut afierwarSi eskonogsn- Para Aznsdoph-
eHal. she says : good. bot al. does nox
think it any Improvements On esKouogen
Why cannot chemists evolve a fash
light which shall D= entirely free from
smoke and dirt. ard equally important
fta. u ssz j D. iu-t-.c tAESso1s N its aasc 2"
OF coare 81 Ems come. l; a one Sf the
wants o TIE aTn4Iear photographed
q be rhs.oGraphIc society * pnIISisl.
ph.z has ossrs-f some rex c32broouas at
IL SuL.Ea I-l-kiseea1h sfrees n taaz city
Tier are W~l! 4slagsed to- pa.csoz-zsssle
PgFpssse.. ard include = Lxrge meeting
roosa- reading rogzn. .sts-HFy, and u
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