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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14

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Why do spend money sdvertisineg
To make more.
Why do advertise Rosslyn, Var
Because 1 have faith in its future.
Why do people buy Rosslyn Iotss
Because they have faith in me.
FRANCIS HUFTY,
ty14 18th and sts.
K-FoR AL AIk G9pME3RTs; 90 JOE s,rr,
i. unsurpassed OCEAN CITY. MD ,H23, q.
E~Ihe ,ceather g likely to be local sho.0ers TO-
s aav eag tsqg .0saSy y@ossd ty Ssr
We take equal pleasure in SELL
matter how small their Pi lumber s
ps. taM ssss ss7 is here
Be.s Gang Gano-sa1ed n Lumber. sIH
X: :sSeiS Flooring. sIso per 10,
Beg ,4-fnch Siding. 81 per 100
81 hss, ss, fysse'' i.Sss Shingles. A'''o
Who are more price-iberal than
L1BBEY. BITTINGER & MILLER.
Cor 9th and n. Y. ave. NV. ,y14
KsWHATEvER EDISON DOES
2 The phonosr.ph has revolntionized ofhce
IT, sS 70
yon using ity Phonoeraphs are now sold on
COLUMBIA PHoNoGRAPH CO.. 627 E st. NV 1t
N~Ho, FOR THE GRAND MEET
wsre tnhins akin e1sseedinsly good care Of
new outfits Al extremely low prices. '.''-.' WIN
wsfe Ssrn Rlsv gnsss%sy hns Navy Hardsxst
b H. ssTis sTiNEMET2z ~ SONS,
l.I31 Pa ave. NV jy14
RaSNO COLLISION OF KEYS POSSIBLE.
- The keyboard of the Ideal Hammond Type
sslerity nanPniation is sbtsnea. quite se "nl
Ike other machines whose keyboards are gov
Si sG ses sni
not See anr into &c collision when rapidly operated
or OF accidentally using the wrong one is reduced
,o,, We're sole District agents for the Hammond +"
JOHN @. PARKER.
Bookseller and Stationer 61o 9TH St NV. ,y14
K~SFLAGs FOR THE BICYCLE PARADE
Every bicyclist can one at a small cost.
ALL-sILK FLAGS.
12x1s-inch. 25c.. or 81. 30 dozen.
16x24-inch, size. or "a q dozen.
e8-A suitable stick rith each aag
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
jy14-3t 10th. 11th and F SITS. NV
R~TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: HODGES
- @lS National Bookbndsry: 1891 st.. is grs.
him a trial and be convinced. jyl4
N~TEELs REPETITION TALK"
Take your pick II the store-new goods Just
in included at 10 per cent off the regular
WRs are ssEs
e have been s1n excepted. I but they are NOT. They
S2 Neglige Shirts now 81. 20.
TAXING iSSs sssEs fs'fi hSS 81 stffs,
1b per cent of all Bathing Suits and Trunks.
and we have some beauties.
aTs Dress al ssr she stsTs m N
TEL, :, g., ;:k.s%:. y 6, ss'sssIae.." Ss;;' e
G5o Pa: AVE. NV jyl4
R-sUMMER DIsCOMFoRTs OFFSET.
70 TROUBLE WITH THE FLIES
II You provide the proper screens for
y0S5 yHs,astssIs asers and %,nhnS windoss s,s.n .
window Frames 90 inches square. for
Strong Wire e" Screen nnf Doors, aas tsEh finished
with spring hinges. hook and eye and
DO YOU NEEP Il EGG SAFbEs Ia1I NJ ASsa; ssas
.nI The shh Lawn Sn, will kS0f s. better @ by its use:
% feet Garden Hose. with couplings
GOOD fhs Hsfs T6s Ssss fhf e asss ss
There's nothins like Lawn Mower to
WeTe Oaesns fully guaranteed 10
ssa Better MaEs5 e JSE e p e
WOULD YOU isi MRKE YSgs SfEs %SRsy avs ICE cnEAM,
kind lev r i. ready f aqfiss fss
cheaper TO make your own cream.
3-Qt Ice Cream Freezers only aJ a.
p,pnrn ~ 4st Ice Cream Freezers. only 81 70.
5SR! 5Si1asfi fiTh HpiaSH's AND q ST. Sis. NV. n,.
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THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
TEE
NEW ToRK GUARANTY
AND INDEMNITY CO..
No. so Cedar st. CSfutual Life buildins).
New York
MEssRs. L. H. TAYLOR CO.,
Ger. 5th and Chestnut s:s.
Philadelphia.
THE
OLD COLONY TRUST CO.,
Cor. Washington and Cour, sts..
Boston.
AND THE BANKERS MENTIONED BELOW.
ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR
SUBSCRIPTION AT PAR THE 8
PER CENT CUMULATIVE
PREFERRED STOCK OF
MICHIGAN PENINsULAR
CAR COMPANY.
Incorporated 1892
BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1864.
SHARE CAPITAL. ss.OOo.OOO.
DIVIDED INTO
$1,000 SHARES.
sPER CENT CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK
OF 800 EACH
10000 SHARES
COMMON STOCK OF 500 EACH
ALL SHARES ARE FULL PAID STOCK AND
NON-ASSESSABLE. STOCKHOLDERS WILL
HAVE NO PERSONAL LIABILITY WHATEVER
The Company begins business September 1, 1892.
withou. any debt liability. other than the bonds
mentioned below.
The PREFERRED STOCK WILL BE ENTITLED
TO 4 CUMULATIVE PREFERRED DIVIDEND OF
S PER CENT PER ANNUM. PAYABLE QUAR-
TETLT IN GOLD.
The Common stock will be entitled to a dividend of
12 PER CENT per annum, payable in gold. after pay
meEt Of the dividend upon the Preferred Stock. and
to further annual dividends out of the earnings of
the Company after a sum equal 10 PER CENT per
annum has been carried 10 surplus fund
One million dollars OF the common stock will
main unissued in the treasury of the company, to
provide for the future enlargement Of this plant
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE SHARES.
@.OoO. coo FIRST MORTGAGE . PER CENT so
YEAR BONDS WILL BE ISSUED AND HAVE
ALREADY BEEN SUBSCRIBED FOR.
TIE VENDORS AND THEIR ASSOCIATES HAVE
SUBSCRIBED FOR SECURITIES AT PAR TO THE
AMOUNT OF a.. OcoOOo.
The following. viz:
10000 SHARES PREFERRED STOCK ga oOO oOO
ARE OFFERED FOR SUBSCRIPTION. PAYMENT
TO BE MADE TEN PER CENT UPON APPLICA-
TION AND THE BALANCE WITHIN TWENTY
DAYS AFTER ALLOTMENT FAILURE TO PAY
THE SECOND INSTALLl,ENT WHEN DUE MAY
OPERATE AS A FORFEIT OF THE PREVIOUS
PAYMENT.
The SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL BE OPENED
ON THURSDAY. July Il. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
AND CLOSE on OR BEFORE THURSDAY, JULY
q. AT 3 O'CLOCK PM. :.
The allotment viii bs made as soon as possible after
the subscription Is closed The right is reserved to
a1ot less amount than that subscribed Sor and to
e!ose the subscription books at any time
Tie preliminary "a ymsnt sctl Be made TO the bank
sTs reeriRg the pica'ion; the payment. after a.
io'Dsn'. o. fhe VIEW YORK GUARANTY AND IN
DkESTTY COMPANY. scho ariH issue temporary
nseoabs cert, fcatss engrared stock CERTIFICATES
are net readvJOr GsiireTE
Subs criptons will also be received by the following
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY. Brooklyn
TEE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Detroit.
STATE SAVINGS BANK. Detroit.
UNION TRUST COMPANY. Detroit
TEE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Chicago
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cincinnati
ST. LOUIS TRUST COMPASY St. Louis
Appeation will rsie To have the securities listed
uPon tie New York Stock Exchange
TRANSFER AGENT AND TRUSTEE OF THE
BONDS:
THE NEW YORK GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY
co.
REGISTRAR OF STOCK:
THE UNION Trust CO.. New York
COUNSEL:
Messrs. MILLER. PECKHAM L DIXON
AUDITORS:
Messrs BARROW. WADE GUTHRIE CO.
DIRECTORS:
Nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14

=, The Decoration day 2o-mile road race at Rome. N
foot Ferris Of U9es on 5nUH whee sa tsed %
g; ] Pneumatics. won by 90 minutes; That anti
pT %aay Fo,ds On June pl a & Tugpr
' wa % soEHTIfY 4 'siSizF%i SEFFEh2 h MFG CO.
K@slT TINE SAVED IS MONEY MADE. Gus
these things the PSmeroy Dupliestor for ypewriting
T ss for SSu %
For the
k0STo-KALoN's FOUR THIRST APPRAISERS
No. f-Resdy-made Punch. white or red. thick rich
No. 6say sample ssra, bG,,s Sor
No 0t for cramps and other
dorsed as "a pure medicinal drinking water
sSf S bevelaS a9ss s yCup n9
To-KALoN sSafHfs WfNE CoMPaP%T' s 81 aoz a'S'
GA 14th St NV. Telephone 99s. jy13
E~SHEEAPPoyWh.RRTERs ron L; A: W, CARDS.
PR1NTHR M Il Err aN6 SE6T puBLfsMES' 81 4 Mi e. AID
Telephone zS5. fiyi3i iIos'iiis st. NV.
HH9SSsGGHEEssEEs H9SGEsE AHE AH FTEEssF1INN9ETTAEss TEsIN9STAEs
OF lasting esteem and ad-
Monuments osRaT rssaons fGE they th Should Snd
rs" re,as. cpmmsad respect and praise
they fail to attain their OBJ
iect Those We erect are
spsos Bresuse Of The sssTs re- Kinds
ing season we now offer e1- Or
sure You q tie best soTs in n ''''''e"''A'
,i%a.s; ,lgs .;1 sarH1ished. 6aHana
J. F. MANNING.
,eoO-1m COR. 14TH AND sTs n "
1880; 80 SO. eo-ss. eO-ss 80.
% xsrie,v 1et nf ot a. prizes
worth fully onethird moreat Nine dollars and ninety
eassEs TFeassrs that that Were 3 now
TrSH.sr: TrSH.s: shs, shs, We're 81 now q g.
aisEMAS gSos s0r An and sts
A Once corner 10th and % SIS NV W.
SarN river ice & only Best grades Of family
tefts a. reduced prices. before prices advance
jel4
K~sTpS}EHEs p} y YogR .,g 4, FURNITURE AND vALU-
wAsH1NaToN itf2 Ssa SAFE Is DEPOSIT COMPANY.
r1RrrnoorY 81 sg5Rsef sls & Rooms. ROC
OPENS n TThTNk GI6sTs sT9fAST fS spEc1AhIx !6Gm
g~TYPEwRITER PROCESS.
~ The money making circular.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
The best for same money.
BYRON s. ADAMS,
Telephone $40. tjy6] $40 11th st. NV.
49, MICHIGAN HARDWOOD REFRIGERA-
8s tors. Gas and New Process Gasoline stoves
un stove, range and furnace work. plumbing and eas
fitting garden hose. Pay cash and save 20 per cent
Tel 9S4 tap:,3-3ml JNO. MORAN, 2l36 Pa. ave.
'MERTz's" MODERN IDEAS
Weil-cut garments
Unszcef,ed quality
Popular prices
". C. MERITS
Tailoring shop.
je1O 514 11th st
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POINTS
OF SUPERIORITY
TEND TO KEEP THE
INGTON
STAN DARD TYPEw RITTER
Ahead Of all competitors.
EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN.
SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION.
EASE OF MANIPULATION.
CALL AND SEE THE NEW '92 MODEL.
WYCKOFF, SEAMANS Il BENEDICT,
LIE DROIT BUILDING.
mhI7-tr STH AND SITS. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14


BON. JAMES MCMILLAN, Detroitl Former
TUGH MCMILLAN, Detroit Ofcers and
WILLIAM C. MCMILLAN Detroit Directors
TEANCK ]. BECKER. Of the
CHARLES l. FREER. Consolidated
WATSON NJ FREFR, CornpsnisS
HON RUSSELL A ALGER. Detroit Mich
GEORGE r. TTRNBCLI.. yice President New York
Guaranty and Indemnity Co. New York
EDWARD T. LAWRENCE. Director First National
Bank. Chicago, III.
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VENDORS STATEMENT.

VENDORS STATEMENT.
This company will be Incorporated for the purpose
of takn and carrying on the business Of all the
following companies.
The Michi-An Car Company
The Peninsular Car Company.
The Detroit Car Wheel Company,
The Michigan Forge and Iron COMPANY
The Detroit Pipe and Foundry Company.
The Company acquires. free Of all encumbrsnces
the property Of the hye companies. including the
real estate. hereditaments. premises. the n1sd
plant. Insrhinery. and also the goodwill. The
brsiness will continue under the existing ssa6
management. the o1csrs and directors Of the old
companies becoming officers and directors Of the new
company
The bus;ass % these companies consists in
the msnuftG-e and sale Of freight Of every de-
srription. heels. castings bar iron and an the
supplies required in the construction Of railroad
equipment The Michigan Car Company and the
Pe1insular Car Company the largest manusactur-
ers of freight in the world have been active
conPetitors
The cSraci;y Of the combined companies approaches
enc hundred per day and this can BE increased
each nominal cost. the real estate owned by
the company being sunicient for larger plant The
DAsihess "i thS aicneAn S"r OohPAny Was essso-
lished 1884, and that OF the Peninsalar Car Com
IN ls7e and both companies have since been In
successful operation. Their completeness and efh-
cheney enable them produce directly from the crude
materials the forms and subsidiary articles
which are usually supplied by special manufsctories
and 70 thus effect large economies.
The high grade of equipment manufactured by
these companies is recognized ord their customers
include nearly all Of the important railroads and
the leaeiinS tr~nsportation companies and packing
HOUSES. among which may be mentioned:
LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN R'Y
CO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. r. CO.
UNION PACIFIC Roy CO.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE q ST. PAUL R'Y CO.
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN BY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14

cARHART Z LKIDY.
sss7th q. and 100 Z ss q. ..
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ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE FACT THAT
THE NET EARNINGS ARE THE RESULTS OBJ
TANNED AFTER CHANGING EACH TEAR TO OP-
ERATIN9 HXPENsRs THE COST OF MANY AD-
DITIoNs AND IMPROVEMENTS WHICH HAVE
BROUGHT THE PROPERTIES UP TO THEIR
PRESENT CAPACITY. WHICH Is GREATER THAN
AT ANY TINE IN THEIR HISTORY.
THESE NET EARNINGS ARE SUFFICIENT TO
PAY THE INTEREST ON THE BONDS. PER
CENT PER sANNUM UPON THE PREFRRRED
STOCK, IL PER CENT PER ANNUN UPON THE
COMMON STOCK, CARRY $50 900 PER ANNUM
TO SURPLUS FUND. AS PROVIDED BY THE BY
LAWS OF THE COMPANY. AND LEAVE MORE
THAN 4 PER CENT APPLICABLE TO FURTHER
DIVIDENDS UPON THE COMMON STOCK
THE PRESENT NET EARNINGS CAN BE
CLOSELY APPROPRIATED, ALL CARS MANU-
FAcrURED UP TO THE PRESENT TIME AS
WELL AS ALL NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION
BEING SOLD CAREFUL ESTIMATE SHOWS
THAT THEY ARE AT THE RATE OF 81. 1OO. 900.
WHICH. AFTER PAYING TIE INTEREST UPON
THE BONDS. 9 PER CENT UPON TIE PRE-
FERRED STOCK. 10 PER CENT ON THE CON-
MON STOCK AND CARRYING $4,000 TO THE
SURPLUS FUND. LEAVES "A PER CENT APPLI-
CABLE TO FURTHER DIVIDENDS UPON THE
COMMON STOCK.
The ofacers Of the several companies estimate that
the consolidation thereof Will result In annual saw
ing Of than $780, 600 In expense account alone.
10 believed that the business viii continue to in
IN the future IL has in ths past The coming
year promises b the largest in the history Of the
company. more than nine thousand being sold In
advance of their manufacture. and applications COM
ing in IN excess of the capacity of the combined
works.
The total number Of freight cars in the vsri
railroads In the United States 10 about million
two hundred thousand and FROM ono hundred and
twenty thousand TO one hundred and forty thousand
required annually 70 take the place Of
those which become worn out-the average, life Of .
freight being from eight to ten years This. with
the additional equipment constantly reQuiredby the
railroads. promises . steady and increasing demand
for the product Of these works.
The 'Messrs. Mcmillan. Hscksr, Freer. W. K. An
derson. Joseph Taylor. 4. T. Plumb and James Nc
0rsgor the present directors and oacers Of the
erAl companies. have entered into agreement with
the Michiesn-Peninsular Car Company to remain In
its services for i've years.
BLANK forms Of application may be obtained from.
and Subscriptions VIII be received by, any Of the
Bankees.
Applications may be made By telegraph and followed
BY lsttsr containing cheQue for ten per cent Of the
amount thereof.
llth July. ls0e. ,yl3tr
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Messrs. MILLER. PECKHAM L DIXON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
9EsMIDsUMMER REVIVAL,
81 CENTRAL UNION MISSION
$50 Pa. ave.


~MIDsUMMER REVIVAL.
81 CENTRAL RA UNIoS MISSION.
li fSE 'p,'s,, n's1
SspIFITUAL1sM,, C GEORGE PERKINS,
psychometric and spirit test medium, will
SEs S6S a'.af 5cs EVERY hoRns
HwSsP1RITUALIsM. woNN's HALL. ri
sths at NJ MS St BS skRAI ao A last day for private
NIGHT this season at wonn's Hail ;yii-st s;ii
R~THE WEST VIRGINIA. REPUBLICAN
a. Srana ArpS % VIII hold ratification meeting
4, - s. o,.,ass FHHIbSX Hss EVENING, e u suly Is.
fIns ion h:ri.s hsa ppiR:r hGR S sna 3 9sa &
K1So'anoes' orangeH oran0esy-Jus. re-
ceived-Another lot of those excellent
Re0io Do,so Oval Oranges. No other
brand will compare with them at
this season Of the year. Very de-
sirable for table use, picnic &c
Send dozen to your sick friend.
Ginger Ale-Imported and Domestic-and Hires Root
Beer sold from our refrigerator for
immediate use Once cold in the
bottle it is easy to keep it 50 for
hours.
Luncheon and Picnic Supplies in grea. variety at
moderate prices
ElDhonzo Youn0s Company. 42S 9th st. 1t
KESwHH'
Why do spend money advertising!
To make more.
Why do l advertise Rosslyn. Var
Because 1 have faith in its future.
Why do people buy Rosslyn lots!
Because they have faith in NO.
FRANCIS HUFTY
tyl4 18th and f sts
k-SFOR ALL COMFORTS.
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I EWIS G. TFWKSBURY w. b. HIBBS,
IL Banker. so Broadway, n. 7. Manager.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS G. TEwKsBURY CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
1885 ST, WASHINGTON. d. C.,
Buy and sell for cash margin Stocks, Bonds
Grain, Provisions and Oil.
Direct private wires TO New York and Chicago
Interest allowed on deposits.
OCt-of- town business a specially.
All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone-545.
oc21-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-14
DIRECTORE.

Messrs BARROW. WADE. GUTHRIE co.
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REGISTRAR OF STOCK:
THE UNION Trust CO.. New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
LINES.
INV ;: :: K~shaIk:HsstsrnR-R .

sUhkDULG IN EFFECT July II. 1892.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTKEEf STATION.
300 A. NJ. Daily-Richmond ana Norfolk YES
1I6ULED LlMfIED-Arriye Nor
p folk 11:35 A. NJ. Stops only az
Petersburg. WaVerly, and Suffolk.
900 A N. Daily TOR LynchDurg, Roanoke, aud
intermediate stations. No Goa
nection beyond Roanoke except Tor
Wins,on-Salem division.
1920 Z. NJ. Daily Tor Roanoke, Radford. Pu-
laski, Bristol: and all points South
and West pfa East Tennessee, yir-
glnis and Georgia railroad. Parior-
car Petersburg 10 Roanoke and
Pullman sleeper Roanoke " Men,
phis ria Knoxville and Chattanooga
ana through coach from kicnmond
70 LynchbuIg.
2:5s p. NJ. Daily for Norfoik, Suffolk. and In
termsdiato stations Arrive Nor
5:45 p M. Daily. Arrive Norfolk s;ee r. N.
ll:4O pm. Daily Tor Roanoke, Radfcrd, Pm.
laskl, and Bristol; also Tor Blue
neld, Pocahontas, Elkhora, and
stations C~iinch-vsIley division; also
for Louisville and stations Louis
Vile and Nashville railroad va
Norton; also for Rocky Mount and
all stations winston-Salem divisioll
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER
RICHMOND and LYNCH.
BURG ready for occupancy at .
II. NJ: also Pullman sleeper Peters
burg 70 Louisville rsa hadford aud
Norton.
Trains arrive kichmond from Lynchbur2 and
the West datly 7:44 A. ~. 2sI5 T. ~. and 7:4S
p. M. PROM Norfolk and the Fact 1880 A. n,
p:I5P. Al, and , ,aaDuisd Llfnitea o:3S r. n.
.WAehiN9ToN AND CHATTANOOGA LIN
ITED,s q train OF Pullman coaches and sleeping
cars RUNS DAILY VIA sHENANDOAA-vALs
LEY ROUTE. stopping onlY ~ LukAY, she
EANDoAH, Basic, ROANOKE. aud RApfoRn
Il. W, COURTNEY,
PASSENGER Agent
w. b. BEvILLs
General Passenger Agent
General orlcs. Roanoke We. ee<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
DEATHS.

ALLFN.-Died. at bis residence, No. 62O
north Sixth street, "Wednesday, October
s. 1892. at $50 A. NJ, WILLIAM L. ALLEN;
Enneral from Broad Street Methodist
church FRIDAY at $3.50 p. Nj. Friends
and acquaintance respectfully invited. q"
BRYCE.-Died, October 5, 1892, Mrs.
CHARLES BRYCE, of Chesterfield county,
Va. daughter of IL. w. Hey.
Funersl services at Branch's church,
Chesterfield county, FRIDAY, at 10
o'clock.
HARDwICKE.-Died, in Norfolk, Va,
Wednesday. October 5, 1892. MARY f.,
wife of William l.. Hardwieke, in the 9th
year of her age.
Remains will reach Richmond on the
Norfolk and Western railroad ct 1880
O'Clock THIS (Ihursday) MORNING.
Funeral services at grave In lakewood.
Friends and ac%quaintances invited TO at
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
AFFAIRS AT HOMESTEAD.
The PaIisade Of "Fort Frick" Pulled
Down-what Does This Mean
fBy telegraph 20 the D%ispatch.l

A1N
HOMESTEAD, Pa, October 6.-About $50
feet of the mill fence, or. as it Is known
here. the pslisade of Fort FTick," was
torn down yesterday afternoon by work
men Of the firm. and last evening the outer
mill-yard from the restaurant to the com
uanv's stores was open The remainder of
the fence along Eighth avenue vas re-
moved TO-DAY and the ~cOmpany's houses
inside the ward were opened out to the
road. Tho company officials say that the
reason for tearing down the fence is that
SO far as they are concerned the strike ia
practically over and they desire oper-
atoms TO continue Just as they did
III May. There was, Of course, CON
siderable interest among the locked
out men over this new move on the
part Of the firm. and a crowd numbering
several hundred gathered 10 watch the
operations. At drst they heard that the
strike was 20 be declared OF, ana when
the real object was learned much dlsap-
pointment ensued. but they rallied soon
and professed 10 look upon 1t as q taclt III
VtatlOn 10 return to work.
In Homestead proper much interest IS
felt over the suits against toe Carnegie
Steel Company, limited, which are now
before the grand jury. Anumber of locked
out men and other witnesses appeared be-
fore the grand jury yesterday aud to-day.
AttornCy Cox said last evening he thought
all the evidence would be IN before night.
The men are satisfied with the e1ertlons
OF the lawy ers IL pushing the cases.
There we're ~ further arrests here on
the treason charges yesterday, although a
close lookout was beng kept for the &c
cused. 1T IS currently reported that the
Carnegie steel Company proposes to take
immediate steps 10 eBtradlte burgess JOnn
McLuckle, who IL IN Youngstown, ONO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
RAILROAD LuEs


q
pICHMoNp, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILR0AD.-Schsdule
commencing APRIL %. ~lsg2-ssstern stas,
s:04 A. n leaves Byrd-strses station daily.
stops oniy &C Ashland, boswell
Milford, Fredcricksbure, Brooke,
and Whitewater. Sleeper 20 WASH
ngton and Now York. Arrives
weshiDston lz:o1 p. H., Baltimore
!. l;l7 7; N, pniisds!phiA SAP.
1880 n. leaves Byrd-strees c1ation daily,
excsps Sunday. Buffet Parlor-caf
Richmond 70 New YORK. Arrives
washington $40 z. n, Baltimore
SEA 7. NJ. Philsdeiphia 7,4o 2. ".
New York l0:35. P.
7;o5 r. N. leaves Byrd-s,rset station daily.
sleeper ktchmone 70 New fork
stops only At Ashland, boswell.
MILFORD, Fredericksburg, BROOKE
aud Wfsew sier. stops &C Other sta
tons on Sundays. Arrives wash.
ington li,io p. ~, Baltimore 1888
4 y, phil:csIphis s;+S A. ~ Mes
$50 A. NJ. arrives At Byrc-s,rest station daily.
sleeper from New York. stops only
at Whitewater, Brooke, Frsdsricts
burg, Milford. boswell, snd Asa-
land. Stops ~ other stations on sun
days Leaves Washington $:3o A.
2:ss P. n. strive. a, syrd-strest station daily.
EtCDS ~ EEo1oEiDesta AthStN
boswell, ana Ashland. Sleeper
from New York 90 Washington snd
Washington 70 Richmond. Docs noe
stop at Elba- Leaves WashinSsoa
1887 A. N.
e;35 r. N. arrives st Byrd-strcst station daily,
except sunday. Buffet Parior Car
New York to Richnuond. Leaves
washington 5.o7 r..
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY sxcEPr SUNDAY.
400 p. N. leaves Byrd-street station. arriving
Fredericksburg At $50 p. NJ
$40 A. N. arrives Byrd-Stroet aettsn leaves
Frsdericksburg dos A. NJ
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
GAS A. NJ. leaves klba- Arrives 81 Ashland a
1893 A. ".
e:l2 2. NJ. leaves EibA- Arrives at Ashland 81
1858 z. N.
Gas A. NJ. arrives klbA Leaves Ashland ~
COS A. u.
Cos 2. n. arrives At klbA Leaves AshlAndaS
oils Y.
e. A. TAYLOR, Trafic Manages
KIT. d. hYsas. General SuperintsAdsAs