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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
IrOn-FrOnt Store No. 9,
By instructions from tho owner, who Is nom
resident, We will sell by auction, on the promises,

By instructions from tho owner, who Is nom
resident, We will sell by auction, the promises,
on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1898,
at o'clock p. NJ. the WELLBUILT, ADMIRA-
BILE, AND VERY VALUABLE STORE abOre
referred 10. situated on the cast side Of Governor
between Main and Franklin streets, THIS store
Is I'VE stories high. In addition 10 a large and
well-ventiatcd basement. Tho building il we'll
equipped with two elevators, one new aud Of the
most improved order. The ONCE Is well lighted.
AZ 10 tho case with tho entire building. Tho
building also has a side entrance in common
with No. IL Governor street, which is extremely
advantageous 70 a property of this size. Tho
location OF this store is perfect convenient TO all
depots, banks. and TO the larger wholesale an 1
manufacturing hOuses, easily accessible from all
sections OF the city, newly painted. and In COM
plete order. This is o nrs:-grade piece OF pro-
perty, and should command great interest and
attention. The lot has a frontage Of. 2314 feet
on Governor street by depth Of about l44 feet
to An alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in equal In
stalments in one, two, three. and four years,
with scmi-annual interest notes, oil secured by
trust-decd on the property.
APPERsON & POLLARD,
prvA Aurfipp@ars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06

kdward W. Loconpte, Secretary Of State Of
lsryised' d.ea ~ Cambridge, Nd, yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
AUCTION sALEs-ruture Day.

AUCTION sALEs-Future l Days.
r. b. Chanin q Co.
N. ". Bowe, and
J. b. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneera
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF
VALUABLE THREE-sToRY sTOCK-BRIcK
DWELLING
WITH LARGE LOT
on SOUTH THIRD STREET,
DESIGNATED AS No. zoe,
WITH BRICK STABLE IN REAR.
BY virtue Of decree of Richmond Chancery
Court, entered November %, lSV2, IN the caLso
Of Ro Mott a. A. j. Mott 81 as, the undetsignen'
special commissioners appointed for tue pur'
pose will sell by public auction, on the premises
y" THURSDAY. MAY IL. 1898.
n, 3, O'clock r. A.. the PROPERTY described In
said decree ms ALL THAT LOT OF GIouND IN, IN
the city Of Richmond, with BRlCh DIV bLLINu
thereon. No. 100 south Third street, fronting on
the vest side OF Third street 3S .eel, more OF
less, between Cary and Canal streets, aud run
ming back westward between parallel INES l3O
feet 20 an alley In tho rear, bounded on tho
north by the LOT OF Henry Bodeker'S estnte, ana
on the south by the rcsiicnce OF Peter A. SUB
lett, Esq. and boing the same lot OF land where
OF Virginia Mott died seized and which was de-
yised by her last will and testament.
This property Il located in one OF the most de-
sirabe neigh bo-hoods In the city, on tho beauti-
fui street leading out 20 CANDLES PARK, hnd
very convenient 10 business and churches.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash, and tho residue In
three equal instruments nj six, twelve, and
eighteen months for notes, with per cent. In
terest added from day OF sale, and the title re-
tanned until the whole purchase-mOneY Is paid
and a conveyance ordered by the cour..
JAMES ASTON 1ABELL,l Special
W. G. PRESTON, Co,nDIssionors
X. l.. MONTAGUE,
!, Charles W. Goddin, Clerk Of tho said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
November -, 1892. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF May
1898.
CHARLES W. GoDDlN,
my6 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
By Carneal & Gayle.
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
1l06 Main street.

UCTION SALE or A LOT OF
n LAND, WITH TWO FRAME HOUSES
THEREON, Nos. S04 AND sos GRAHAM
STREET. BETWEEN FULTON AND ERIN, IN
FULTON.-On
TUESDAY, MAY Q, 1893,
at 6 o'clock p. NJ, We viii proceed to sell, on tho
promises. tho above PROPERTY The lot
fronts "a feet and has a depth OF 10 feet.
These houses are well built and contain i've
rooms and half each.
Property in this io,Glity rents readily at good
rental and should command attention Of par
ties seeking good investments.
TERMS AT sale.
CARNEAL 6 GAYLE,
my5 Auctioneers.
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4 TLANTlC.COA5r IN

RICHMOND And PETERS. .|
Tine t..
Com nsncing IJE~nAl.
ll;CO A. 81, trains on f.'. t.+
lows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06

LARMYILLE AND IlN...IN
i RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE -U1 r.-I
SCHEDULE IS EiEEti I....
LEAVE HlfNf..
1870 Z. NJ. ga AtlHItif COOS.
ami an pD.r'@ $780,
l2:45 Z. NJ. rIn kclW0Il .
larmvue ana 4-
G0sol"y.
ARRIVE NfifI..
$40 A. NJ. tn kicnm.u.
rarmvilis ans t
hO-aiey
lO:4O 4. ". 60 Ataniir t.H.
vile ana eN o.
o.2O 2. VI. rlI Afauf. g..
mala asa Or,t.
All trains daily except ~I.t
Tickets On sale ana t1r-.t.
AZ 9Oi Main street. hlclmu
pO-, Or Union Depot
General
JAMES K. WEKrH. Genera. f....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
J. Thompson Brown q Co.,
1I13 cas-, Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
Detached BRICK DWELLING,
no. eooi EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
AND
LARGE LOT, Sc FEET FRONT.
AUCTION sAEEs-Thi. Day.

Vs. Decree entered
Brown. Trustee. and ds-,) April 20, 1898.
By virtue Of the decree in tho eboye-men-
,,nnea cause the undersigned, special commits
stoner. theron appointed for tne.purpOse, VIII
cell oy auction, on the promises
SATURDAY. MAY 9TH. AT O p. NJ,
tho above PROPERTY, described in said do
cree a. follows: $780,,
- Tho iot OF land, With improvements thereon,
ia Tho city OF Richmond on the north SIDE OF
FrsntIin street between Twenty-eiKth end
Twent v-sevrnth street, COMMENCING on vac
nortn side OF Franklin street a. the Instance Oh
SO feet from tho east line Of Twenty-sXth street,
thence eastwardly. and fronting on tho borth
line OF franklin street SO FEEL ana running
back at right angles between parahei INES LOU
feet to an alloy - feet wide ,,n,.-
Tho nearncss OF this property to LlBBI-
HILL PARK and Us most excellent nelghDOt-
hood makes IL very desirable az a residence.
TERMS One third cash and tie REMAINDER on
m credit of six, twelve. aUd eighteen mOnlnt,
nor cent interest. AMI tito retained unti all me
purchase money il paid aud conveyance OF
dered by the Court. . 1865.
G. CARLTON JACKSON,
u. {. RICHARDSON,
30. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BRowH & CO.., Auctioneers-
ARCHER, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST BROWN, TRUSTEE,
AND AIS, DEfENpASTS-lN THE ChASCERf
COURT or THE CITY OF MCHN0Hr.
/. Charles ". Goddin, clerk o, said court, cor
tlfy that the bond required Of the special com
missoners by me decree In said cause Of April
2G. 1893. has been duly given.
. Given under my hand this 2yth day OF April,
1888. CHARLES w. GODDTN.
az 30 Clerk.
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] shall sell by public auction, on the premises
on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1893,
at ; o'clock p. VI, that VALUABLE AND At
TRAC1IVE LOT OF LAND at tho northeast
corner OF Twenty-nlnth Snd streets, IN the
county OF IIenr'0, fronting 3716 feet on the east
limo Of Twenty-ninth street and extending back
eas,wardly within parallel lines 1872 foet 10 an
alley Is tee; vide.
There IS q good frame tenement o. five rooms
well arranged good well OF water, producing
good rent. Tho prominence OF this corner LOT
makes It specially attractive and desirable and
will continue 10 increase IN value, as tnis sec
ton j. now buNiing no rapidly.
TERHs: Al cash. or on the option OF the pur-
chaser ono third cash balance In one and two
years from date OF sale, and title retained until
the whole purchase money has been paid aud a
conveyance ordered by tho court, tho purchaser
20 execute notes for the deferred payments
bearing interest from the iate ot sale.
j. II, WEBB.PEPLOE.
Special commissioner
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AZ the request Of the owner, who Is a non-resI-
dent, We shall offer for sale az public auction,
uDOn the premises on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
THE RICHMOND BAZAAR, q,
4 1888 EAST FRANKLIN STREET. III


4 1888 EAST FRANKLIN STREET. III
Our regular sale
TO-DAY
at 1880 4. NJ, will AFFORD rHro opportunity
TO purchase sOmo GOOD STOCK at your
own prices: We have
o EXTRA-HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES con-
signed by party from the country, with
Instructions 20 sell. They are young, sly
l'sh. and sound. Also
l VERY STYLISH 3-YEAR-OLD COLT, IN
broke, from the sans party.
] pair Of flRST-CLAsS J-iEAR-OLD MULES,
sound and kind.
\ carload OF HORSES AND MULES, which
must he sold. IN this lot you can hid
something 10 suit for all purposes.
. ThOROj GHBRED JERSEY HEIFERS.
The usual number Of New and Secondhand
VEHICLES AND HARNESS.
Especial attention IL asked TO two DAYTON
WAGONS, but little used
500 bales good HAY.
J. d. STARLIGHT
Proprietor.
W. p. FRAYsER, Salesman. my o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06

NOR RENT, OFFICE SPACE =.
4 suitable Tor real estate agent or broker. al
Large front window. Apply %
JOHN b. CARY & son,
nh 11-Sa&Tu2m 1901 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
BY y. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Au;tioneer.
COM ISSION ERS' SALE
OF THE
FIRSr-CLASS NEW AND HANDSOME THREE
STORY BRICK AND MANsARO
RESIDENCE
AT TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND BEECH STREETS,
ATAUCrON.
MONDAY. MAY s, 1893.

BY virtue Of tho neutrality-suspicious. decree
We shall sell by public aucti IN, on the premises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
FOR RENT.

nor RENT, THE ATTRACTIVE65
l. DWELLING No. 207 west Clay street, az
containing six rooms and detached kitchen city
water and COS. Can for the keys to sec H.
Phone 534. j. Il. ELAN q CO.,
my nit llI3 Main street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11
THE MAJORS BALLOON STORY

But for His Way of Getting Bullets and
Ballast 1t Might Not Have Been Told.
From the Chicago Daily Tribune.
Major Carraway was not handsome. but the
boys liked him very much, he was 90 full of
wonderful "reminiscences. and he was ALWAYS
willing TO tell anybody who would listen all
about himself To Jack and Molly he was the
greatest hero that ever lived. The youngsters
had only to ask the major question one.
it mattered not what il was-to start him on on
a story OF adventure, and ~ he called upon
Jack and Molly's father once a month regularly.
the children were not long in getting together a
collection Of tales beside which the most excit-
ing episodes in history paled into insignificant
commonplace.
Uncle Major" said Jack zone day as he
climbed Up into the visitors lap, ..were you
ever up in balloony
only once" said the major calmly. "But 1
had enough Of it that time to last me for life
time"
Were you in II long, qusried Molly, taking
possession Of the majors other knee.
well % sssosa lsng ssssoA." Ne nsjss
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Appendix {.
BRIGADE, RBGIAENrAL AND BATTALION FIGURE
OF MERIT.
Brigade, 6904; first regiment, q. 80; second
regiment. los. 90; first battalion, 46O5; second
battalion, 20 10; third battalion, CO. 80; fourth
battalion. 72-5S; sixth battalion, 1As.7s; first
separate battalion, 6.5l.
FIGURE OF MERIT BY ORGANIZATIONS
First regiment, field and staff 50 90
First battalion, field and staff, 81 ~; COM
pany A, 4l.2l; company b, $685. company c,
"a: company d, o.
Second battalion, field and staff, I2s; COM
pany A, 1927; company c, 40.
Third battalion, field and staff, los; company
b, AZ. rs: companyC c, Al. 81 company ID, los. %.
Second regiment, field and staff, 220.
Fourth battalion. field and staff, ia %; COM
pany A, 1924; company b, $3.50; company q,
IS; company d, So.
Sixth battalion, field and staff, $50; company
A, 921 company B, 2s2. so; company c, 1906;
company d, Hill.
First separate battalion field and staff. 81. az:
company A, 5.65; company b, o; company &, O.
company ID, 1880
First separate company, SS.05.
Engineer corps. platoon A, sos. 20.
Second separate company, 1L6S.
AppendixD.
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An Indian Water Bicycle.


From London Iron.
An Indian gentleman. Babu Jagadiswara
Ghatak of Chetls Alipur, has been startling the
inhabitants OF the interesting suburb of CAL
cutta by riding machine of the fashion of a
cycle over rivers ana ponds with apparent great
ease and comfort sit is" vernacular paper
informs US. Sin the shape Of bicycle placed
over two strong air-tight small horizontal buoys
constructed sidewise underneath the cycle.
The man will take his seat on the cycle, even
more comfortably than on an ordinary bicycle,
and the machinery being propelled by the legs
the cycle will cross safely over rivers and lakes
without drenching the propeller" A recent
public experiment OF the inventor with his
aquatic apparatus proved an immense success.
"Babu Jagadiswara." we read. seated on his
wonderful cycle OF the water, passed from
Chetla through the Tolly's Nullah across the
great River HOoShly into the Botanical gardens,
and In the same way returned home, to the
great Joy OF his friends and admirers" The
round voyage, the trip may so be styled. oc-
cupied i've hours, result which, az speeds in
India 60, may be classed as very good, but even
this rate Of progress 10 soon to be shortened by
the water eyclist, who, by the way, il also the
proud possessor Of q rice mill patent. Babu
Jagadiswara's scheme b not q novelty, as an
aquatic cycle created stir in England and on
the continent some years ago.
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The cost of the Capitol has exceeded sso.-

The cost of the Capitol has exceeded tSo,-
GEO 600
The turtle can live for nesrly q century ssa
the pike for about l15 years.
Enough spider web to go around the world
would weigh one-hslf pound.
The average weight OF the circulating blood
in the body is shout twenty-eight pounds.
Ii is am unwritten law Of etiquette that the
family OF the outgoing President should re-
cei,e the family Of the incoming President At
the White House on Inauguration day, and
immediately after the ceremonies at the Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11
The Natural Way is the Safest.

Nature has an antidote for every
i'll that humankind is heirto. Some
are still to he discovered, but the
worlds standard remedy for fatty
degeneration, rheumatic govt. con-
stipation, Indigestion. offensive
breath, &c, is Natures Remedy,
pure and simple, and is called
Carlsbad Sprudel Salts, the evap-
Grafton of the Carlsbad Water,
bottled by the city of Carlsbad for
American use. The genuine have
the signature of 'Eisner a. Mendel-
son Co, n. Y, Sole Agents" on
every bottle
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AUCTION SALES.
II ATCLIFEE. DARK CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
IL go PA. AVE. ~ w.

THIRTEEN BUILDING LOTS ON RosED.IE
STkEET ~ The SUBDIy!SIoN OF ROSE.
DALE IMPROVED BY SEVEN TWO-STOhY
FRAME DWELLINGS, BY AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH, TWENTY SECOND
will sell in front ofthe premises:
LOIS ~. %. "a. 2o 70. q. ". % 20. 81 -. 33
In the subdivision of Rosedae at the eastern terminus
OF the II street cars md the Maryland avenue and +
street herdcs. with the improvements These lots
are provided with ten-foot alley and afty- foot
street.
Terms OF sale One-third cash. balance in one and
two years from the day Of saie, secured by
the purchaser OF purchasers bearing per
or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
or purchases deposIt on each lot Of $25
required at the time Of sale Terms To be complied
with In fifteen dnJ from the dav Of sale othet SO
the right to RESELL at the risk and de.xuting
purchaser Is reserved. All conyeyancing reccrling
&C.. at the cost Of the purchaser purchasers
RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
mbll-d&ds Auctioneers.
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OW THAT TIL z
; sharpshooters' crosses
and the marksmsn's
buttons have arrived
they came Yesterday
after having suffered all
manner Of delay-it will
be reasonable to print
the annual report Of
Maj. Geo. H. Harries,
inspector general of
rife practice. 1t is as
follows:
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From the IndianapoEs Journal
I'VE pulled into Alton one day." said old Con-
ductor Minsr, and among other passengers to
get sooard were two very large colored people.
l suppose they we're husband and wife. They
were OF the common 'persimmou class' aud
very ignorant The car was crowded and the
only se.f vacant was the hort one by the wood
boz in the corner Of the ear. vhich
they managed to crowd into. Az /
came By taking mp tickets tie old gen
uenAn dug out two tickets from the deep re-
esseas Of hs tattsred vest, and - he handed
them up saad: One Of desc h fob mo. the uddler
10 fob har.' looked at the ticksts critically
and than. turning sharply 10 the old fellow,
asked: Winch u yours and which y hsrsY
Tho old man began stam1neriue so.asthipe. bu>
the old lady cut him shoss by hitting him Q
terrible whaek with her fst On the sids q r.
lead, exchimfne:
Oar now, you ignorant niggaA done told
yuA yuhd git % into troubls, and now yoh -
yuA dsos got the law On 49,"
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FOR SAIE-LOTS

+ Columbia. .Hsixhts. insieside. aoInsad Manor
grade .piendd site for :rse bocf Of houses. SSe
ss9 'front.' sSas on k.n..sx
,s % ''f tfSs IEa1s pet s s.. snd
E'oR SALE DESIRABLE BUILDING LoTs on
Il 4th st. between and SITS. n E. price. si Is
terms to SUIT purchaser ApRR1 ks & HuyrY
mhI1-3s 1901 81. NV
EOR sALR-ABOUr "a 600 FEET OF GROUND
ssf' 'ss s0'' terms 7 iH; Apply
I above VI. ave n ". improved By . frame rented
at m sa1 per j Tas'h G GGr e IT, e,r.
E,OR sALk-ATTENTIoN! FEW LOTS IN
ns :, ''''' JOHN i ' 8 iOGssos = So =. :.
Lon sALE-IsTH ST.. MT PLEAsANT-
Lot so1is.. a5 Il CSC.
mills DEEsLE. DAVIS is GS ..
sscsson Of the norshsast lois only isas It. Plics
soesn's- Terms to suit Darehsi.s 1AePly e
mhl1-s I3oa Il \. "
EoR sALE-A DEsIRABIK coaNKR Lot II
- ERAHcIs HUFrY.
=
FOR sALE-rHRLE DEsIRABLE BUILDING
Tenn SS;, ss:5 Apply to FRISS IS fT g
LpOR SAILOR ExCHANeE-Ef6HT LOTS ON
L Hanover g.. 15x66 each 10 ansy. htea also
each.
Northwest cor I'd md Morx.n sss.. 4OxlO0; VIII
divide into fots; st u. 40 each.
.c.s Ae - X J. ave- snd & CAP e.. sozoo. 1t
Coz. I'm and = st. n .. so.los; Offer wanted.
cry 30 ~ 4 b I'll rs &
Fos sALE-L1 HTAAxx.p MANOR
Nsrsh sids Of wilmer ave. near 1&h st.. Lots 3
and 80 feet 'front.' which VIII - sold terms insur-
ing handsome proAt this summer.
vssy ecoaonirai iux frootinx 50 fssA on HoaussS
ave. eontaining only kt00 81 f. 1inutss' wslk
from eahls cara
Moew>a near conner Of Iydsckss. lovely lD6 q
the low price Of q. 500 EekAfng economical and
g osautfuffy oc.ssd in any othsr psxs OF Aolmsad
lah st. ezs.nAet ves. -. - nqrth Il Iydschss
'' ",,, ,''' '''''''' ''' Il e ,,.r..:
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THE NATIONAL GUARD
All the Figures as to Last Seasons
Rifle Practice.
INsPECToRGEN REPORT

Crosses and Buttons Have Arrived and Will
Soon He Distributed som. of the Dir
hcnities Encountered and the Results
chieved-Recommsndst Of General
1ntsrest-figurss OF Merit.
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FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED.

L>OR RENT-TwO UNFINISHED ROOMS on
II Tire first toOr AMI two the second suitable for
Housekeeping. modern convsniences. Los II st.
n
LNR RENT-2I ST y. T.. NEAR GOVERNMENT
4 pr1nrns ne and ST. hioy sius G. urvh handsome
we'll FINISHED rooms he second fnor, and two D.
furnished ronms on - iTd t0or. che =. lc'
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LOST AND FOUND


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. ~ Stsr sunday nt<tt. Narvh !. brown beaver
nun. also s-4l>kin rs-kst book Return to Nc
DEN1TT-~ DETECTIVE AGENCY go srh sf: n W
&c qa--tlfns A-ksd uhII-2t-
Il OsT-h1 PE> NsYLyANIh RAILROAD DEPOT
~ nun1es- Of Canadian bank notes a different
amounts sJrew4rd VIII he given TO fndsr bv ,esv-
Ing above With clerk At Ebbitt House. cry. mhIINs
II oST-ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON BETWEEN
- hy-r rlsre and 18Th and y St. By way % lfsh
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VI LIBERAL reward n ieft az 80 18th nv r.
STRAYrD OR STOf FN-THE sTH INSTANT
SskfE rkERIvk GTP, ears and tail cut coIsr
Eht: rods Of D. utSh % reward for he address
OF the ps-ty rborinK her ,. p. is I'D II.
II OsT-EvENING MARCH O. IADY.s POCKET
Il book sontAinias bills and small change dt.snoad
sontAire r1nx and address u Miss Ssls Morris n
era r-.Hd Tor r-tarnn< the same Star ofhee. 1ts
Il OsT-LEFT IN BELT LINE CAR on EVENING
- mEch =. Eold plate. with dare and name On
handle Toward returned To 2a5 Sth st- sw lts
III OST-oN WAY To PENNA X r. STATION A
pnrrls snalae II violet pin With diamond in csn,~r
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WANTED-HOUSES.

w or Uhole hau>e suitable for Q drsssmaker: To-
s.,isu; 10rh 10 lSsh sia south Of u Addre>s "
W IN 80. n ~. IL
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Third battalion, field and staff: One sham.
shooter-First Lieut.. J. NJ. Stewart, l. r. r.
800; two fundamentally Thos b. Harrison
23s; First Lieut.. Geo. A. Warren, adiutant
234. Five third-class
Company A: Excused from rife practical
Company B: One sharpshooter- Corpora
Maurice Appleby, 3S1. Eight msrksmen-
Sergt. J. g. Leeman. 256; Capt. NJ. Mahapy
"a: Ssrst, George Phoebus. 227; First Serst
r. B. Hamilton, 217 First Lieut. +. Columbus
ZIG; Private D. P. Devine. 2l0; Private G. b
Cantwell, 204; First Sergt. J. E. smallwood
196. Three first-class, hfty-nine third class
Company c: Two sharpshooters-First Serct
T. NJ. Bumpus, 1888; Sergt. W. H. Bailey, 325
One marksman-Ffrst Lieut.. W. B. Greenwood
2sO. Six first-class. Two sesond-class. Forty.
four third-class.
Company d: Six sharpshooters-Corp. s. b
Rollins: 37s; sergt Charles A. Russell, Ss5
Capt. H. W. Weber, 342; Corn. L. w. Andrews
322; Corp. E. Z. Van Norsdall, 1922; Private
John r. Nicely, 321. Eleven marksmen- Private
Frank Mangold. 254; First Sergt. C. H. Scott
24s; seagt. e. G. Gray, 2s3: Sergt. C. A. Over
acker, $50; Private George Hagan. 220: Private
J. H. Zell, go; Private Alfred Spencer, 2IS
Sergt W. B. Helby, 212; Private II. NJ. Clark
2l0: Private Meredith Palmer, 2Os; Corp. VIM,
Anderson, lT. Seven second-class. Twenty.
five third-class.
Second regiment, field and staff: -Four sharp.
Col. Cecil Clay, 1856; Com. seret. C. II. Laird
1884; Capt H. B. CiAey. 355; Capt r. A. Pyles,
surgeon, go. Four marksmen-Sergt. Mai. i. H.
Kingsley, 257; First. Lieut. NJ. v. Terney. 247;
Lieut.. Col NJ E. Ureii, 216; Capt H. ii. Par.
menter, EOS. Three third-clasa
Fourth battalion. field and STAFF: Three sbarp-
shooters-Q. n. Sergt s ID. RotrameI. asa
First Lieut.. L. 7. Farabee, $50; Major L. II.
CamIbe Sal. One marksman-F;rst Lent
j. L. Marche, 243. Three third-clsss.
Company A: Four sharpshooters- +.
Z. McAnally, 3SS; Private John NJ. Walsh. 334
Private G. p. Sullivan, s31: Private ]. G.
Reagan, 321. Sixteen markshen-Cspt. H.
walsh, 3O7; Private John Bolger, 246: Private
John Gately, IA: Private c. HoriRan. 233;
FIRST Sergt. l. J. Liston. 23S; Private T. E.
Baily. 228; Private w. A. Harlow. 2l3: Private
Emmett D Riordon, 2lS: Sergt. W. 4. Gallagher
2l2; Private Thomas Walsh, 2ll: SerRt. James
McAnalIy. Dos; Private T.. A. Ellis, 204: Private
]. s. Brick, 20l; Private L. d. Daly. 20l;
Private z Sullivan. 1893; Private J. C. Tanning.
ls6. Four Arst-class. Five second-ciass
Twenty-sevsn third-class.
Company b: Eight marksnnen-Private L. Z.
Windsor, Sol; Private Bonaccorvy, 2sI; Private
John sumner, 275: Private j. Geraci, 27O: Capt
J. .. Costinett, 236; Private c. Tribby, ais;
FIRST Sergt W. F. Place, as: Private z. Trum-
bull, 20S Two hrst-class. Two second-elass.
Thirty-four third-class,
Compsny C: Seven marksmen--Serrt. J. J.
aorisan. -; Second Lieut. +. r Underwood.
~; Sergt G L. Lanham, 927; Corp. O. A.
Caldwell, 2ls; csPA 4. p. RayHssd, hi; Tirss
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