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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
Funeral of Col. uuif .reen Reed

New YORK, Jan. 2O.-Fur eral SER
vices over the body Of Col. Duff Green
Reed. who died in Wards Island Hospi-
tai Monday, were hold this afternoon at
300 West Twenty third street. Col.
Reed was sixty-six years old. and was
born In Virginia. On tho breaking out
OF the civil war he joined the Confeder-
ate army, and was promoted to chief of
General Joe Wheeler's staff on the
cavalry branch Of the Confederate army.
lie was brave soldier and distinguished
himself in Wheeler's raids. Reed came
to New York and became q member of
tho Confederate Veterans camp of this
city. Death is said to have resulted
from shock caused by the amputation
OF his leg. Rev. DR.. w. w. Page read
the service OF the dead Of the Prose s tan
Episcopal Church. Tho BODY will be
buried in the plot OF the Confederate
veterans camp in Maple Grove cemetery.
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4
DEMPSEY FOUND GUILTY.
The First One of tho Homesteadcrs on
Trial for Poisoning Comes to Grief.

The First One of tho Homesteadcrs on
Trial for Poisoning Comes to Gricf.
PITTsBURG, Pa. Jan. 60 Hugh g.
Dempsey, master workman OF District
Assembly No. 3, Knights of Labor, was
found guilty as indicted this afternoon
for causing poison to DO administered
to nonunion men employed in the
Homestead mill. The jury retired at
1920 a. M, and after being out until
ITO p. No., came in for further instruc-
tions from the court. The Judge told
the jury that if they found the prisoner
guilty at all 1t must be on the first
count, charging Dempsey with assault
ing w. r. Gritiiths with intent to com
NIT murder.
Several questions OF an unimportant
nature. but which showed plainly that
the jury intended to bring in a verdict
of guilty, were asked and answered bv
the court. Ten minutes later they re-.
turned their verdict and were discharged
from further service with the thanks OF
tho court Dempsey was in measure
prepared for the verdict and betrayed
no signs of emotion He left the court.
room and tho crowd outside gathered
about him and offered their sympathy.
His attorney said the verdict was false
one and he would move for a now trial
to. morrow morning.
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THE FARCE KEPT UP.
The Kansas Legislature Still Pooling Away
limo.


limo.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 90 The Demo-
cratic Republican combine, by which
the State printer and United States
Senator were to have been elected, has
practically come to grief. Three Demo
Gratis this morning failed to answer to
their names when tho joint convention
mot to elect State printer, and it has
been given out that unless the Repnb-
licans agree to elect Democrat to the
Senate no further negotiations will be
entered into.
This morning in the Populist house
seven Republican members wore
ousted and the Populists seated. The
reports of the election committee were
placed in hopper and railroaded
through. Campbell. Republican, of
Doniphan county, who had As M .iority
was unseated because he had BEEN
postmaster at small town when no
was made the Republican nominee, and
Sherman, Republican. of Shawnee
county. who had 400 ma ioritv, was also
unseated. The Republicans and Demo
Gratis still continue to recognize the Re-
publican house and all legislative p1,>-
ceedings will BIO farce until the conrs
passes upon the legality Of the two
house organization.
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NOTICE.
ROANOKE, VA. ia.

ROANOKE, Va, JAN. Is, 1893,
MIR. H. C. WHITE Has THIS DAY SEW
Erred HIS CONNECTION AS Local. sIIR-
SCRIPTlON AGENT FOR THE ROAM
OkE TIMES. FROM NOW ON ALL To-
CAL SUBSCRIPTION ACCOUNTS NOW
DUE, OR WHICH MAY BECOME DUE.
WILL BE PAYABLE ONLY TO MIR. #. M.
DU RANT, MIR. WHITES SUCCESSOR.
OK AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF THE
TIMES
ALL PERSONS OWING BACK SUB
sCHIPTION ACCOUNTS TO II. WHITE.
ARE REQUESTED To SETTLE THEM AT
ONCE. To FACILITATE THE CLOSING
OF HIS CONTRACT
THE ROANOKE TIMES PUB. CO.,
IL. j. BROWNE, PRESIDENT,
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l shoulder bacon.
side pork.
sack potatoes.
FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS.


Now tho ball Is rolling; The TIMES
wants word with you, reader; you who
have this paper in your hand What
have you done this winter to help the
deserving poor through this terrible
stress? Much, we hope. What moro
can you do now? Can you
spare $40? SIS? 81; so cents then? Have
you not some old clothes hung up or
stored away in closets that you will not
miss? Send them in, lade ard gen.
tlemen.
Have not your children some out.
grown or cast off clothing? You love
them. There are other children as dear
to their mothers as yours to you, who
are even at this moment blue with cold
and pinched with hunger for want of
what you can we'll spare. Send them in
Do not be backward about it. Articles
which you may think worthless will be
Godsends to scores of poor people. Seni
them in. Send them now.
There are 500 mon in Roanoke who
have suits of clothes which they will
never put on again. There are 500 la
dies who have dresses that will never
be put on again. There are 500 children
who have outgrown clothes which are
put by. These all ought to be sent into
THE TINES for distribution.
A pitiful tale was told at TIE TIMES
office yesterday. Agentleman said that
few days since q woman came to hi }
house who had borrowed pair of shoes
to come in, with borrowed shawl to
keep warm in. Her husband had no
coat, and was wearing an old basque OF
his wife's to keep off little of the cold.
They had neither provisions, fuel,
money nor work.
The cold snail hac oucpopdod oo..1~x
all outside work and hundreds are out
OF employment who depend on mild
weather for living. One man, car
penter by trade, and earning S2.5O to 81
per day, having no outside work, hunted
for job until he got one driving 4
wagon for 81 day. This admirabl o
spirit of self help should DO an example
for others in likefix.
THE TINES ia confident that the people
will rise to the situation and relieve all
existing distress.
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Inc board of trade had an interesting
and enthusiastic meeting last night in
the circuit courtroom. A large attend
ance was out and questions Of vital i'm
portance discussed.
The report of tho board Of directors
WAS submitted, and the special COM
mtstee appointed at the last quarterly
meeting of the board reported It's efforts
to nave tho city of Roanoke properly
represented at the coming Columbian
Exposition i'd Chicago
y. Allen Watts offered a resolution
asking Congress for an appropriation to
assist in the establishments of a naval
rendezvous in Hampton Roads in Nav:
also resolution urging Virginias rep
representatives in Congress- to use thoir
influence to have session Of the
United States District Court for the
Western district OF Virginia hold in
Roanoke.
resolution was offered by O. s.
Hawkins petitioning the United Statos
senate to pass the bill, recently passed
by the House of Representatives, grant
ing the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company leave to extend it's line into.
the city OF Washington. N b John
ston offered resolution urging Con
gress to take decisive steps to insure.
Tue early completion OF the Nicaragua
Canal The resolutions we're all
adopted.
The constitution and by laws, as re-
vised by the committee in charge, were
submitted for approval. They were
read and adopted by 81 ctions. The
clause providing that in future meet
ings of the board shall be held monthly,
instead OF quarterly. elected heated
dlscussl IN. 1t was finally decided that
hereafter meetings of the Board of
TRADE should be held on tho first
Thursday in each month, opening
promptly at o'clock. The next mees-
ing will, therefore, be held on tho frs t.
Thursday night in February.
Under tho now constitution and by
laws all the committees will bs revised
and several additional ones appointed.
which will add much to the usefulness
of the board.
The meeting then adjobrned.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
A Train Goes Through a BRIDGE

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan 2o.-A Lake
Erie and Western passenger train won't
through the bridge spanning the Wabash
river at Peru at an early hour this
morning. so far as can be learned no
one was killed outright. but every pas
senger ON the train was more or less in
Jured. One has since died. Three
others are not expected to live. One
end OF tho spans Of tho immense bridge
went down, carrying the train with IL.
Fire Immediately broke out. and In less
than an hour tho entire train was
burned
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SUFFERING POOR,
Noble Response to the
Times Appeal.
MANY CASES OF DESTITUTION.
Families Suffering For the Barest
Necessities of Life.

Inc Citizens of Roanoke Como UP Nobly
to the Relief of the Sunering-Over "a
Hundred Dollars Received by the
Times Yesterday in Money, Provisions
and Clothing-yvhat the Noble Women
OF this City nre DOing-They are Indeed
Angels of Mercy, and Brighten Many
Dark and Desolate Homcs-They Tell
of tho Awful Suffering In Our Midst
Arrangements Made to Distribute the
Contributions Collected by the Times.
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Enterprise Pr'tilg & Mtg Co.
MERCHANTS CAFE.
115 JEFFERSON STREET.


Famous Autographs Bring Little Money
NEW YORK, Jan 90 "A sale OF auto
graph letters and signatures OF various
notables was held at Bangs auction
rooms this morning. George Washing
toms letters sold for less than half what
they usually bring. One written by
Washington to Richard Henry Lee won't
for S37. Another TO Thomas jefferson,
concerning his continuing in office,
brought but s3+. The signers of the
Declaration of Independence Jared
hardly better. An autograph OF Thomas
Lynch, the rarcst Of all signers, went
for S24, while tho signatures of modern
men OF prominence in literary and ar
tlstlc lines went for IL few cents each.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
This Wasn't Forgiving Father.

ONoNcoCK. Va, Jan. 2O.-John Mock,
aged II, eloped with Ella A!lworth,
aged 14,and they were married in Mary
land. On their: return tho angry
father-in-law opened fire on Mock >
house with double barreled shotgun
and filled it with holes. No one was
hurt. Mock had his father in law ar
rested and bound over to keep tho
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
HAYES LAID BESIDE HIS WIFf.
The Funeral Services of the Ex-
President Held Yesterday.

The Services Were Brief and Simple
Many Distinguished Men in Attend
Observation-Disclosures Cleveland Was
Among Those Who Followed the Re.
mains to the Grave-Cablnet Onicers,
Representatives of the Senate and
House and State Officials Also Pres
ent-A Large Military Display.
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DIR. IIerne Arrented.

LONDON, Jan 20 DR. Cornelius Horse
was arrested at midnight last night on
q warrant issued on the demand of the
French govern ment on the charge Of
having been frandnlently implicated in
the Panama swindling and corruption.
Herse is i'll and the detectives remained
at his bedside all night
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
WASHERS OF WATER, TAKE NOTICE

The regulation forbidding the waste of
water and the penalty for infractiOn of it
Will be henceforward strictly enforced.
Water copsumers must properly protect
their service pipes in order to prevent tn e
freezing of them.
ROANOKE GAS AND WATER co,
101w
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To Suppress Anarohist PubIicat,on.

PARIS, Jan. 2O.-The press law amond
ment bill passed its final reading in the
senate this afternoon. The bill Is
designed to enable the government to
deal summarily with anarchist publica-
tions. 1t provides for the seizure. by
administrative decree, instead of by
judicial order, Of Objectionable criminal
publications, and for the Imprisonment
OF their authors and publishers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21

HELENA, Mont, January s0-The
ballot in tho joint assembly for Unzsea
States Senator to-day resulted as fol-
lows: Sanders, 80; Clark, 80; Dixon, III (:
Collins 2. No choice
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AS BAD AS DYNAMITE.

II NHtUrHI IHB EXpIOsfOn Wrecks u Store
and Injuries Several.
RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. 2O.-A terrible
natural gas explosion occurred last
night which destroyed the grocery
building and dwell ling house OF Thomas
Crabb, at Tenth and North l streets.
Four persons were injured: Mrs. IA
ker, 80 years cd, skull fractured and
four ribs broken, will die; Mrs. Thomas
Crabb, leg broken and badly bu ned
Thomas Crabb, Jr., arm mashed; George
Boyce, arm and leo hrnknn.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
Fishermen Strike For Higher wa~.a

PENSACOLA. Fla, Jan. 20. - Tho
fshermen's protective associate of
this city, to get better remuneration
for their labor, have struck for higher
prices from shippers of fish from this,
place
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
Tho Weather

Forecast for Virginia aud North Caro-
lima: Fair. except probable snow in
Northern Virginia by Saturday night.
warmer; winds shifting to southerly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
THE BOARD OF TRADE MEETING
A Great Deal of Important Bust
ness Transacted.

The Attendance Was Largo and Enthusi.
astic-A Resolution Passed Urging
FirCinia's Representatives. In Consress
to Uso Their Influence to Have IL SEES
sion of tho United States District
Court Held in Rosnoke-Other Reso,n.
tions-New Constitution and bylaws
Adopted.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
An Empty Honor for E,hin.

CHARLES TON. W. Va, January 90
The Republican caucus last night noxni-
mated Stephen b. Elkins for tho loaw
term and Judge Edwin Maxwell for Ms,
shor. term In th q United States Sonata
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
ROANOKE VA. SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81 1899

In order to aid deserving poor who arc
out OF employment THE TIMES will, for
the noxt three days. print all advertise
ments, wanted situations or work, one time
for nothing. Send In your advertisements
early and plainly writlen.
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GREAT FALLS, Mont, Jan. 2O-Far-
mers about Great Falls have been plosy-
ing for the last three weeks. The
thermometer now stands at so degrees
above zero
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
City Auditor Of Richmond Dead.

richmond, Va, Jan go. City Audi
tor Miles Ii. Turpin, formerly a leading
tobacco manufacturer, died to. day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-21
SabOrOSa
Roig Cigars
II. G. BARNES,

Southeast corner Jefferson street and
Norfolk avenue, Telephone 200. Free
delivery. 121sm
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ID. Ii. BARBOUR. ID. III. nIATsON.
POANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING
~ COMPANY.

Practical plumbers and ea,-Ntters
dealers In all kinds of plum berg and gas
ntters' supplies. Estimates made on the
improved and sanitary styles of plumbing
All work guaranteed. j. Z MELHOKS,
superintendent, No. 10 South Jefferson
street, Roanoke. Va. I26ly.
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EAGLE DAIRY RESTAURANT
~ AND ICE CREAM PARLOR,
Ia SnIem Avenue.
Best Table and Service In City.
Brenktnst, 2oc.; Dinner, 35c.; Supper. 10.
ALSO MEALS TO OKDEK.
PARTIES SERVED
c. II. LUKENS, Propr. l., TUKNER Mgr
l22ltf
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Continued on page {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29

comnanv both common and preferred. may be
deposited with the United States Trust Co fn-
them. but the first instalment for new prelSsIr@,
stock need not be paid until July ~, IN, lse
receipts will be placed upon the unlisted "ePa a
ment of the Stock Exchange as soon as posSl"'.
The business of the Cordage Company now IN
tie hands Of receivers. is proceeding IN te u'a t
manner. the amount OF rope ana '",ne oS ~ ooa
manufactured this month beng -'o''Vov
pounds. and all has been sold AT satiSacIor.
profit 1t is difficult to compare tn., ai,o"m ~
with that Of year ago, D.cause Thosn dcurcs
apply 10 the New-York mills only, and are ,nousns
by the receivers 70 he in excess OF III, pns' Iii
OF year ago. The orders now N t ha" tb;rtv
keep the New-York mills occnpieL Tor 1,N
DAYS. and TO fill these orders IN" lncKei-,dh"
mill will start tomorrow, and me Wl,.iVV ",ti.
mill on Friday, thus keeping ali I'll" Ne"-'"''
The Dry Dock Savings Institution has , ac
clarcd a dividend for the six months ri,"m ~,
June 30 e. the ana rate nr Of dPnd I s at the rate of
per cent annually on the excess Oh o''' "' ~
$1,000. ,,.,,. conn.rv has de-
cIared "A quarterly dividend Of : per cent Oh ''o
outstanding preferred stock: . .. cont nay
able on July !, has been declare" o' It" '''''''
Ibe FOLLOWING securities were sold at auction az
the New-York Real Estate SalesroOm py A''i"''
II. Muller Il Son;
$1,000 Heights Hotel 800 Co Rsl cent registered
40 shares Long Island Bank Of BrooKiyn' sonocaed
10 shares Chicopee National Bank oil oPri"s"O'
Mass. 80. , ,,,, v.ro Mass 90.
- shares Monson National Iank Moison IN ;,n,nolis
Al oCO Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati /" a H.,
p.i,rod 1st mot2aze sinking fund per cent oo"u' u
1899. 100. ,,.,o,o pouroad Cd mortgage
per bond January ISL "TPoiIrooI oi mortgage
4 pSS cent bond January. 1891 coupons on, so ioo
fo shares United States Fire Insurance w. wv
AZ shares Third Avenue Raiiroa1, 10, OIL
20 zoo shh nnrs prooklyn CITY Railroad cxdiv 1874
60 shares standard Ga; Ligh, Coz ~ pFe S ~
100 o shares hSnw 5th Avenue Railroad per cent
,nortcaoe bonds due June l. 1904 lot.,o,
% shines Globe Fire Insurance 20 cont mid
~ sboros part Fire insurance Co. 90 per cent i''
IN liqui'aton), g. ,, .,,sol,aa.ed mortgage per
cen. S"S fcrraccta Phosphate Co. 1 mortgage PEI
cent bonds due ' ~ ,6e state Of New-YorS. 49,
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Ocean GIeamer0

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S; S. CO.
n SIIOI;r KOUIE 10 LoNDON:
~As >Ev. yoi;K sOI'ruAMPrON. bremen,
FNSr TNPRr.SS SIEAMEt>. an
aon a berth Storage. low rates Stes"c's -" '"'
loot Of 2L-st. Hohohrn ~ ,, 10 "a,
Inns BAT July |. a. M spr'e iuc'"' us 70 - ~"
Iisve Tues July !. ~ M al.S' go Iuv Ok M
ribe sat. July g. III am rave lueS, y"' -, m
Lain Tues July II. D. III I;n' IA 'li q. M
S,,i. Sat July H. a. III. liaNc iues:' N"H - "'"
Sa'ie' H'''' ~ r.uITFRKANrAN LINE.
A.. yo,k 10 (,enoa ia less than eieyea day< 80
49,. wv" ~, W.rra y, 10. Kaiser Oct. Il
wer' '-'' iuiv Il ka ser sept IL Fuda Vow
ifuua sos go rulI, >cii - Vera ....Nov. Is
WW'II' ''--' ,"e ~ Wcrr, oct Il Kaiser Now -
tr %.ssars sioo si.5 or si5o a beth First CABIN
OII.RICuS & CO.. Bowling 6rcen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29

4 inodlned ADJUSTMENT Is proposed iof oohas VI VIC ~,
movement and FGuuncrt bonds OF the East Ichi"sc'
Virginia and Georgia Railway Company ana same ~. .
been accepted by a majority in amount OF each CLASS " '
bonds mentioned, and l. as follows;
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.
Financial
TIE IRON CAR EQUIPMENT COMPANY.
SPECIAL CAR TRUST OBLIGATIONS
ro the Holder. Of the Special Car Trust Obligation

To the Holders Of the Special Tar Trust Ob'igatons
Of the Iron Chr Equipment Company;
All holders OF Tie outstanding "SPErlAL CAR
TRUST OBLIGATIONS" of TIE IRON CAR Eor iP-
MrNT COMPANY, issued under agreement made BY
said CoinIanv with the undersigned Committee and daci
Oct 10 1890 ard known Special Issue s2,oOo,oOo
,e, cent car Trust Bonds. hereby Informed that
mn 10 the present tine the proceeds of earnings ana
aruenc, for the rng stock' covered by the Gar
Trust Contracts mentioned in said agreement have been
sun,ci M up and including jan J. ls1, the
.crr,,p2 interest ulon TIE whole i.sue OF s2NOOOo Of
sid blicatons and application OF 100000 TO the
ravm.n OF principal provided In said agreement ana
bv the terms said Obligations. Owing TO the pres mt
Fir aea and business situation tn collections OF SAID
earnings are sufficient continue such payments ac
cording 70 tn. provisions Of sii agreement ana oblea
,,o,s and ind said present cir Instances default in
making such payments on July l, 1913. = unavoidable
n,.much as the security OF the EOlders Of the outstad
.ng Car Trust ecrtc penis solely upon the rolling
stock rtc-cnd thereby ard The earnings herciIom ana
a, would be nanostly di arous TO the interests Of all
,a,tics e. attempt realize upon this rolling stock at
the d, ,sent time. the committee deem IL u b.
70 the best interest and advantage Of ali
,ar,s ccnc med and especially TO tn. holders Of said
.,,,c,tons that until further action and noce, the
ur4.ut arrangement, for TIE Of said rolling stock
md nroysions OF existing contracts be continued without
,,o,cronr, or rrnnaton and thai meanwhile. the col
ie,ons OF laid earnings he applied III accordance WIN
,hc following bCtice hereby made. VIZ
Tho holders OF SPECIAL AR TRUST CIVILIZATIONS
a, THE IRON CAR QtiPMENT COMPANY. now our
t.pdn are hereby notified that from ami after Tie dat
40, "a wit o0th day of Jun 1893 c'c proceeds
~ collie tons fu:urr earnings OF Tn rolling STOCK and
.ou,pcnt covered the Car Trust contracts mentioned
-. .,o.,ocd In the agreement und which sail Special
"a, r,us. O. legations Issued. will bc APPLIED raaby
q, he nymcrt Of sid yet outstanding OBLIGATIONS. In
n,o ,a,a ditribnon ana application to each and every
a,s trcof on account Of principal and interest; AMI Of
which dIs:rIbutiyc payment, dre notice VII be given
rbc net collections apply account Of principal
and interest have been about $4,000 per annum and
a have mo reason TO suppose they viii in the future Dc
any less The OF certificates now outstanding Is
S2.7oO.O0o ,,.,x .yosuv uuoxvx
WILLIAM 4. READ.
WILLIAM II. MALE, COMMITTEE.
y. SCOFIELD,
IL. 4. v. POSr.
Dated New.York, June 20. 1898.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
ON MINION LINE.

- * an. SSStES&kso
vixt;iNIA BEACH PEIEk>BU 10 and RlIHN, Nd
VA. and wAsHINGl0S, D. c-MOai tTs s, n0niy Y:
w ssfvE Iensi ana ssh, eHy
For wEsT POINT yA.rrsnsci Thsrs; and sat r.
through freight e TO al I DCp 81 South o. ,:a
n 9ls S3 .6i PSI, 3l1A 49,, 81 and 20 Broadway
"a, ~ ~ IL T.. gu ILLAUDEU. TranlN Managee