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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
Saws Isa Putin job.

Chief-of- Police Poe on "Wednesday received
the following telegram from ". IA. shelton,
at Phsbus. Va: ARREST sam liirshberg, thief
and absconder." Yesterday morning HIrshbsrg
was before the Police Court charged with abus.
ing woman, and ms case was continued until
to-day In order that the reasons for the message
from Phabus might be ascertaiued. iie was
sent 70 iall and Mr.. Shelton was notified OF his
arrest. At n late hour last night the police had
received no further information from Pho bus,
ana they 90 not know the nature OF toe crime
with which Hrshberg h chsrged. Tho prisoner
lett Richmond several months ago. and was az
that time under bond for his good behavior ow-
ing 10 soma difficulty about woman. Hirshberg
says that BIO nas done nothing tor which TO
DO arrested, and that tho prosecution Is put
no iOh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
TIL. rroop a. Csar,o,tey,,le.

Colonel William r. Wicshsn, the command
an. Of the First Virginia Regiment OF Cavalry,
has just returned from Charlottesville, whore he
went 70 muster IN a pewly-ofsanized troop.
Hugh L. Nelson. an old cavalry oficsr, was
elected captain OF the company and K. n. Nc
0ruder and Cary II. Ruann were chosen as the
ieutenapts. The troop. which has a member
ship OF fofty-two, will be known as the Abe
M arls Light Horse. All the men own their
steeds, Witch are One animals, and the troopers
IN their new uniforms present an excellent ap-
pcarance. aud their drilling shows that they
have studied o good deal.
Colonel WIcsham says he expects to have at
least 700 horsemen n. bns on Momoti1i-Day,
when the remains OF ex-Presidens Davis are re-
inferred In Hollywood cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
YORK-RIVER LINE, uaw&rroas
TIE PAyoRITg ROUTE yoeul
LEAVE RICHMOND

LEANE ItILU MVNU-
TRAIN 10 40. HII r a.
LOCAL EXPRESS daily oNco. Cal.
Stops az all Station. At l-sf0~ g.
meets With Stage Tor Walkegtou. v..a 90 f...,
steamer az Nes. Point
TRAIN sD. Dc. -, D. e.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily c-..t- -.....
foe West Poiat. connecting w'tl
steamers for Baltimore A Bliun.r s...
connect Win Baltimore rri DrH re-
Washiagtop. Philadelphia. ana Nfn ..
Steamers cavo baltimore ~ j.. N. ......
pc = fnisv.
Trains srrivo az Richmooi p:lj A. 80 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
RULES AS TO PHARMACY.
Soma RESOLUTIONS Adopted bv the Board
Y.sterday-The Examinations

The State Board Of Pharmacy held two
long sessions yesterday morning. The
thirty applicants were bent over their
desks engaged IN making w their chemis;
try papers. Those on pharmacy ana
materla medica were already complete.
The examination OF tho work OF the
applicants will begin THIS morning, ana
the result will be announced as soon as IL
is concluded.
The board had O business session yester-
day and adopted several preambles and
resolutions relative TO the profession In
Virginia. The action taken upon these
matters was due to mucn discussion re-
Gently upon them. Below arc gwen the
preambles and resolutions agreed to;
THE TERM AIN CHARGE" DEFINED.
Whereas. the question has arisen as 70 what is
meant by the phrase Ia charge as u occurs
IA section III. OF the pharmacy law,
Kesoircd, IL ia the sense OF the board that tno
word "in charge" mean "left In charge, WIN
authority 20 compound prescriptions ana 90
other acts that only registered pnarmacls'
can DO. -,,-
Whereas, complaints have been continually
made that the pharmacy law Is violated ana II
being impractics bio :or the board 70 get evi-
deuce sufficient TO convict In cases where buch
complaint is male by their individual enort,
Kesoirti, Tha. the secretary be empowereo 10
employ detectives 70 secure proper eHdehco
when said complaint Justify tho same
NONE hut TkGALLY-CONSIlTCIEDf hAhmA'iSiS'
RSsoirsd, That In reply 10 the circular or Deti-
ton OF Mr. +. ". Wills and others asking that
permit 10 practice pharmacy without e1amina-
ton be accorded TO clerks % two years expert
ence under certain conditions ana protest
against the same from different sections OF the
State the board Is OF the opinion that the IN"
does not give the authority 10 grant such petl-
ton and oven II such authority we're granted ~
the law that Il would DO inexped.ent 10 grant
such permit and would virtually deieat one OF
the objects OF the law-viZ., tho protection OF mo
public against tho dispensing o. medicines by
persons other than those who have Deoh PRO,
nOunced competent by the legany-consu'uIeu
authority.
WANT ONLY WHAT THE LAW GIVES.
Whereas tho Virginia Pharmaceutical 1850
citation AZ It's last meeting adopted a resolution
setting forth the fact that II Was the inteutloh
OF the trainers Of tho pharmacy law mat lhe
pay Of the members Of the board should be g a
DAY and actual expenses while engaged IN thelr
work tor the board; and whereas, we believe
that the facts as stated in tho resolution are
true, but that tue law It stands on tho statute
book Il Ambiguous on this point; tnereioro,
Resoired, That the bonrd hereby expresses US
thanks 20 tho association Tor tho passage OF thc
resolution referred 10, but feel that III view OF
the ambiguity Of the law, IL cannot claim such
com pensatIou until there ia no doubt as 10 the
perfect legality OF it, doing 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
ENTERTAINING The GOVERNORS.
Governor Mckinney and the Chsmber's
Rrcentinn "a rn,nittaa ta cnnfar

Reception COMMITTEES TO Confer.
Wednesday Mr.. r. NJ. white, chairman
OF the Reception Committee OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce. wrote TO Governor Me
kinney asking him how long the southern
Goyernors' convention would be in SEES
zion. what number Of delegates would
attend, and whether any programme for
their entertainment has been mapped out.
Yesterday Governor Mckinney replied TO
Mr.. white as follows:
Ny Dear Sr,--I am grstIfs ID that the Chamber
o. Commerce Is considering how is eau best per-
form rs part 10 Contributing 10 tho entertain
ment 81 The distinguished gentlemen who ale 20
DO with us On the i2ta OF April next tender
nay thanks Tor the very appropriate resolutions
passed ny your Chamber IN relation 70 the pro-
lt,sed meeting q the Governors
am sorry capbot give you = Definite answer
- toaf very proper inquiry. and would suggest
thet yea oons 70 this once and bring with yoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
RAILROAD LINES.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND BRoAD-sTnEET
STATION.
500 A. NJ. Except sunday, for local stations,
and Newport News.
900 A. VI. DAILY, yestibule special. with Pull
man, for WILLIAMSBURG Newport
News, Hampton, Ola Point Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Makes no other
stops
500 p. N Daily, with Pullman FOR Ioca. sta.
lions, Newport News Old Point
Norfolk, ana Portsmouth.
sos A. N. Local tram, oEc-p. sunday, for
clifton Forge. Connects NJ Cor
louisville Tor Washington, at Viz
glnA Midland Junction for Lynch
burg. at Basic city North aud
south and at Stanton tor Win
chcetsf-
200 P. II. Daliy. for CINCINNATI and Chicago,
with Pullman 10 Cincinnati and
dlning-car Aaysyille 70 CINCINNATI,
serving breakfast. Connects az
Gordonsyille daily WITH local tram
tor Steunt0n.
6:35 Z. n. Local train. daily, for boswell
IO:f5 p. n. Daily, for Cincinnati anu Chicago
with Pullman Tor Cincinnati, anu
LOUISVILLE and diniDg-ear 10
4. I. V. Maysyile. Connects al Coving-
ton. Va, for Virginia 10. Springs
dallT.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGhrb-SlREEr STATION.
500 A. N. Daily with nar!or-car, tor Lynch
lurg and Clifton Forge. Connocss
oxceUt Fun ~ for Lexington. Va.
and eKceptSunday for Crsig City.
500 z. NJ. Except Sunday, with sieeping-csr.
TOR Lynchburg Train leaves Lynch.
burg aI 1915 A. NJ. daily for Lexing-
ton Wa.
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND. BROAD.
STREET STATION.
TAO A. N. Daily, from Cincnaad
300 A. NJ. Daily, from boswell.
1880 A. M. DaIy, from Norfolk and Old Point
Zoo L. n. Daily, from Cinclnnstl and Louis
Vile.
$3.50 p. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point.
7:.,O p. 81. Except sunday. IRON LIifton y orza
iO:30 L. N. kxceptsunday, iron Old Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE ElGufn-ofkkE STATION.
$40 A. N. Exespg sunday, IRON Lynchbars
aud Loxingt)a- Va
6:l0 IL. Daily. IRON LynchOure and Clifton
Forge. JOHN ID. POTTS,
oc2S Division Passenger Agelt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
re.ter Eo,ertain,nent.

Tho Young ladies AID Society OF Droad-strcet
Methodist church VIII give their annual Easter
egg hunt for the children next Monday aftor-
neon from 10 O'Clock. They will also give q
musical entertainment In the evening, 10 which
Captain Frank Cunningham and others will
take part
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31

Some thouehtfui and warm-hearted young
LADIES' are making an effort 10 secure new
organ for the "fome for Ladies'" On north
seventh street, aid hpye already made hope
full beginning. The suggest that no more appro-
pirate Easter offering could be made than tnis
Contributions for ihis object large or small, may
be- sent 10 biz. ). d. X. sle:ght, 1901 Main
afreet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
AUCTION sALEs-rhis Day.
BY George w. Mayo, Aucsioneer.
BLACKsMITH's OUTFIT


ENTIRE BLACKSMITH'S OUTFIT
IL FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.--By direction Of
Mr.. Thomas Odlun, who is declining business,
will sell at his shop, No 1905 east Cary street,
ct 1880 A. NJ,
FRIDAY, MARCH 81. 1893,
1 fne Upright Drill-Prcss, 1ire-Bendcr.
Anvils and fine set o. Anvil Tools. Shears, new
Taps aud Dies, very 1ne Plate for siraighten-
ing Fifth Wheels (cost e50l. 100 new TWIST
Drills lall sizes). Monkey-Wrenchss. longs,
sIedges, Hsnd-Hammers, and full supply OF
all tools used In a well-equipped repalr-shop.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
NH 30 AuctiOneer.
By J. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
(John T. Laughtoh, Jr., A. p. Montgomery, and
George II. Valentine, Assistant salesmen,)
1884 Main street.
II ARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE, NEW MATING, &C.
wARDRoBES, BEDsTEADs,
/ very fine GAs-STOvE,
BUREAUS, CHAIRS,
WASHSTANDs, HEAIING-ST0YES,
MATTRESSES.
TOILET SETS,
and q variety Of other articles.
j. II. VALENTINE,
NH 81 Auct'oneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
By B. F. Turner & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Sl2 east Broad street.

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
L OF tho provisions OF a certain deed OF trust
dated March rs, 1892, and OF record in tne
Clerks ofnco OF Richmond Chancery Court. IN
Deed Book l45 A, page 209, default having
been made In the payment OF the debt thereby
secured. aud being required 40 20 do by tho
beneficiary under said deed, WILL sell by pubic
auction, on tho premises, ON
SATURDAY. APRIL !, 1893,
at 4:30 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described
in eaId deed as follows: Al that certain lot or
parcel Of land WITH the Improvements thereon,
lying AID being IN tho city OF Richmond. 'front.'
ing on the norts side OF Chafiin stree. twenty
&c. feet and running back between parallel
lines one hundred and twenty u2Cl feet to an
alley. being tho eastern portion OF Lot 25 la
square on map made BY A. \. Lee, Of j. q.
Harvie's property. recorded In Henrco County
Court In Deet- Book %. page 3.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay any taxes that
may 30 due, the expenses OF sale, and 20 dis
charge note for 1915. with interest thereon
from March 10, 1898, and the residne on terms
10 be announced at sale. b. +. TURNER.
Trustee.
h. +. TURNER & Co, Auctioneers. NH 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
FIsHEamEN's SUPPLIES.

CEINE.THREAD. SEINE s.,ssGXyss>
- TWISES, LINES, cokKs. ssa''.
CoRRwooD, oIL-cLorhISG. RUBBER
bo 99rs "a ac, oF All xrxns WINS 70 oRppp
AT LoWner MARKET PRICES.
We are the sole importers or the LION
BRAND sEISk-THkEAD. tne hsnermeu's
choice. We are headquarters tor everything IN
our line. L. IIcHTENSTEIS'Ss oNs,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
mA3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
Death of Miss Mollie Shepherd.

SoUTH Boston, VA, March 3O.-Miss Noble,
tho eldest daughter Of Mr.. W. II. Shepherd, a
prominent tobacconist o: this place died nero
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
n 4 w HQlIalk:EGstsTl8a

SCnhDLLb .. EFFECT JANlAEl D. ffI
LEANE klJuMOAD. 81 KD-SIkLEl sd l.If
800 4. N. Daily -Richm0ni a1I Aor'... .-
TlBA LED LIMITED Arrive N.-
folk 1898 A. a. Stops 0.f 80
Petersburg, WhTeriy, and 80,
900 A. NJ. DAILY Tor Lyn,hbure, k11n.,. 81 i
intermediate stations. S. .."r
ton beyond Roanoke.
l2.2O L. NJ. DAILY tor ROANOKE, EaiiNfi. iiar
~. Bristol. ant al lD.l.f
and West tiI East lsnn'.s- b..
ginia and Georgia fsAr.Hl. f..
Tor blueuold. ONO "a l...e..f
Leave B.ueneii 6.lJ s. -. ..I
kenOvs, tolIuu4s. 3D.. Hft go
Nest. Parlor-car Potion.
Roanoke ana Pullman -.rr '-
noke % acWphis RIO Knox .rfi
Chattanooga. and tlrNI..
from kichmcuI 60 LFu-l ..t
$40 P N. DAILY Tor Norfolk. sl,'.., sai ..'f.
mediate stations Airf'
5.3s p. NJ. DAi,y. Arrive Norfolk a'Il.N
1870 z. NJ. Daily for Roanoke, kait.rl. f i-
ki aui Bristol tounf''s H. .'t
noge 4.3l A. VI. Win 10
ana Chattanooga Lim.trl. t. li
rleepers Roanoke fQ hHs .I..
Memphis, aut New Or.eau- l... a,
car attached. Al-o GOO u
Forahontas. EEAJrn. a-i
ChIcl-salleT division.
Louisville and stations
and Nashville railroad t.
slso ior Roxy 4olIi l.I
TONS Wustou-~Llem iIff
PULLMAN PALACE s l. b ZIP D.
RICHMOND AMI 1lNCuBUkH fclif
pancy at - +. NJ. Also Pullman f..-I'
burg 20 Louisville riI Raj Ord AMI N..
Trains arriyo Richmond from Lf..
the West daily % A. NJ, 80 , j.. II
=. ". From Norfolk ana tla tls.
2:IJ p. 81, and Yesti0ulsd Llm.'ci .f
f.. IS. cot k.h..
Paz,ant
V B. BhhII'.
General pa1clFrr l.
General Office, Roanoke. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31

A neglected cough may lead to con-
SUMPTION. therefore take Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
BUSINESS WANTS.

SNANTrD.-TWO YOUNG MEN.
w OF regular habits, wish COMFORTABLE
ROOM and two meals per day breakfast and
supper. Anywhere north of Ninth street. Name
lowest price. "ANsONIA," DISPATCH Office.
NH 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
nnuGs. MEDICINES. ac.

ISMULSION CUD-LIVER OIL
IL With
HYPOPHoSPnIrRS OF LIMB AND CODA.
We have prepared this emulsion for the pas.
ten years It's superiority over all others u Al
tested by every one WHO has used It. For coughs,
colds broncritis, c0nsum ption, and all wasting
diseasss Price so c,uts and 81 per bottle. For
safe az all drugstores do rot De persuaded to
try any o.nor. AJAX fol that made by
PURCELL, LADD b CO.,
40 l2-ts Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31

WANTED, TO BUY A FARM On
w or convenient 20 the Richmond and Dan
villo railroad. not moro than fifteen miles from
Richmond. Address, giving full particulars as
to buiIdincs amount o. land under cultivation,
ec. Also state price. Address P0st-Ohice
Box 2IO. Richmond, Va. NIB 3l-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
WANTED, SHOE-BUYERS TO En-
ANIME NY NEW SPRING STOCK.
CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY, QUALITY
CONSIDERED.

ANIME MI NEW SFKlNt SlOCN.
CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY. QUALITY
CONSIDERED.
CHLDREN's DONGoLA BUTTON SPRING
HEELS, 10. 30, 90, roc, 81, sl.l5, aud sl.25.
TAN Button SPRING HEELS, 9Oc and
MISSES DoNGoLA BUTTON SPRING
HEELS, Soc, SI.I5. and s1.35. OXFoRDS,
same kinds. at way-down prices; ,,...,,
LADIES DONGOLA BUTTON and BLUCH-
ERS, 81 .25, s1.40, sl.60. sl.75, So, aud up,
MfN's TAN aud RUsSEr GOODY EAR
WELTs-Russia, Calf ana Butchers, $500;
Balls, So; Fine Cali Shoes, e., $3.50, SO,
and up.
Firs.-,lass goods and warranted TO give salts
faction. a. BOWIE Jk'
NH 3O-2t 10 west Broad street.
WANTED. A RELIABLE HORSE
w suitable for collector (buggy). Address.
stating lowest cash price and where morse can
be soen, A. B., DISPATCH Office. Inh JUL
DURE LARD. Ice;
/ 3 cans BEST CORN for Csc:
BLAChING BRUSHES. DC; GRADUATED
sILvEK-KiNG PATENT FAMILY FLOUR.
best sold s475 barrel, or sc. sack;
SNOWFLAKE PATENT FAMILY FLOUR,
$3.50 barre. or POS. sack;
S pounds VIRGINIA BUCKWHEAT for DC.
New crop NEW ORLEANS hOLASsES, 800.
gallon;
CALIFORNIA HAMS, lac:
GOOD MIXED TEA, 2Jc. pound;
NEW RAISiNs. &c. CURRAN1S. &c; HOME
MADE PRESERVES, Sc a pound; JELLY,
Sc. a pound: APPLk-BUTTER. &c. a pound;
ROAST LAGUAYkA COFFEE, zoe. pound.
> cans SALMON for Csc.
NORTH CAROLINA ROE HERKINGS ~
dozen for 25c., SARDlNES &c. boz; 5
CHALMERSiS GELAllNE Tor 25c.;
WINE for Jelly, 20c. a quart.
Price-lisi mailed on application. Phone 316.
=. ULLdAN'S son,
ia SIS 1S20-IS22 east Main,
NErANTED -THE PUBLIC TO
w TAKE NOTICE or REDUCED PRICES
FOR FutL: NBW RIVER Tor graies or sIOVes),
$3.50; F.EE-cREEK IL aP, So; PoCAHoN-
TAs LUMP, a4.75: ROCKhlLL LUMP extra
picel. $3.50; PAGES LUMP (yrntcs). t525 :
PAGES HAIL CRATES or stoves, So. ANThRA-
CITE COAL, all szes, Il eDUyEp 20 70 Doc. per
ton. WOOD, LONG, SAWED, and SPLIT, best
quality.
1900 west Broad 1905 east Cary
Phone 407, Phone 100,
mil T-5taie Od5t CHI ARLES II. PAGE.
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AUCTION sALEs--Futurs Days ....
BY BOSWELL HARNAN.
Real Estate Agents nd
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

lib Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE.--A THREE
4 STORY BRICK RESIDE,CE. CENTRALLY
LOCATED, No. oil EAST LEIGH SIkEhI'
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH SIhkEls.--
By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated February ~,
1892, executed to the undersgned trustee ana
duly recorded in the Clerks ONCE or Tue
Chhncery Court OF the city OF Richmond peeu-
Book 145 A, page 113, TO secure tne payment Q,
certain negotia bic notes therein mentioned hnu
described. and default having been made, ana
being required so TO DO by the beneficiary VIII
sell at puohc auction. on the promises on
WEDNESDAY. 5TU OF APRIL 1893
at $50 p. NJ, the PROPERTY described in said
deed as follows. IAN that certain lot, piece, or
parcel OF land with brick dwelling (No. VI anu
all other improvements thereon, lying ana Deihg
in the city OF Richmond. Va, and bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning AZ point on tne
southern line OF Leigh street IL feet ~ an
inch east OF its intersection with the eastern hne
OF Ninth street, thence running eastnernly
along Leigh street and fronting thereon % feet
u inch, aud extending back southwark IRON
SAID front between parallel lines 81 feet 3
inches to an alley IN common IL feet 3 inches
wide"
Terms: Cash "a 10 so much Of the proceeds as
msy be necessary to defray the exDenses OF ex-
ecuting this trust ana % pay note OF s2,'ov'
with interest from February -. 1892. and the
remainder "a the granior In said deed may d.
rect and In event OF his failure TO give such d.
rections then as the trustee NAV direct.
EDWARD n. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMSON BROWN & Co, Aucttoneers.
NH 81
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s.osr. srmAvED. ANN FOUND.


L OST, TUESDAY MORNING,
IL HALF-GATE TO BUrCHER-WAGON.
Any one finding 1t will call at No. 81 First Mar
kct and receive reward.
NH 3t-lt' j. B. BRAuER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
DICHMOND. FREnERIck..-

~ ION MONlJ, hl4lfItltif III "...
Al AND POTOMAC RAILROAD ......
commencing JANUARY I. 1850 Ea..-r...l...
art ure
s:Oi A. NJ. leaves BTri-s,rccf station ..
stops only no A-H.lrf ...
Milford. ErrdcrirktN...t
ami NileNater. Ift.Dr....
mond 90 Nov l.r. Ar.. ..
Washington a. l-ll f
more. 1917 D. A.. I...
3.'S j.. NJ: NrV .r.. ...
1850 A. VI. Leaves bTrl->fr'e >.I..
BJnet p1rior-'ar h.otu.- ..r
YORK. Arrives 90 NH.N.r
i.0T T. ~; baltimore. ...I.H
Pthaie'ph'h .tt Do
YORK lO.i5 70. 81.
ZOO Z. NJ. Leaves Byf'-Strr't ~'l..
sleepinc-car K.An..I ..
lorA. stops ouIs nt Al. n.I. bee
well, MUhorl, trit....
Brooke. ani M.aowt'.. ... r
other stations u1 ~Initrt t.....
% NashlugI', 30 lIiI
Baltimore. l-.4b q. 49,.
phia. 3.fj A. d., SO. ll.l
A. ~.
$50 A. ~ arrives a. Byri-,trc,. -l.0. .t
Sleeper ftom Nrr N.t
oulv nt Mldswlfrr. lr.... .....
rick5hIrg. hNfp-i, u.H.
Ashlan1. stops at .l
on ouniaye Leave. .-r
~ 4..io 4. "
OBS NJ arrives oyri.,tree' eaaa .r
Lim.fed 20 Pullman
800 Il Nj arrives ht ll1ii-H ai = T.i
stops "a. frrIrrrA .hltt,
boswell. nnl h-uInrL I.f
Washington to kcnm.uf i.i.s.
Washington at lu.bt s. st.
$40 p. NJ, arrives 20 Byri->ir,7t >''' t..I
Buret parilr-'ar N"f lc.
KrhmoUd. L1ayea Mastus. Dr.
4P.N
Tho Sew orN and Florida spe ill ' r'
Of yestibnied Pullman cars, leaves nfrt
station at goo \. VI. TIesIays. illraia.s Or
Saturdays and arrives no byrd-Ntloe' -ft
u p. 81. Mondays. Wednesdays, ani I.'l..
Extra fare charged on this train
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMNuuaI.N.
DAILY EXCEPT sCNptN.
400 +. NJ, leaves BYrd-Street station. i.,.i
at Vrriorick-burg 40 utYl D. '.
$40 A. NJ, arrives NJ hyri-~frrn. ~f'
Leaves frc1rricksblrs 10 ''I A.
M.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT srSpAT.
GAS A. N. losyes tiba. Arrives az Asl lag
1:.i3 A. ".
goa r. 81, leaves EiDa. Arrives a. A-h,a. 81.
1903 4. 81.
6.45 A. ~, arrives at Eloa. Leaves A-hlan i'
800 4. 81
5:57 7. ST., arrives 40 Eloa. Loayes hshiar d,
J:l2 i. NJ.
q. A.TAHLOR. Tran, Mana.
T.. T. ID, MYERS Conceal Sapeuntenirat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
A TLANTlC.CoAsT LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG UN.'.D
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, January ]. |'.
$50 A. IL, trains on this F0at gt tlt
TEAMS SOTTUW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
BY }. Thompson Brown 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1ll3 Aaln street.
NTANUFACTORY OR STABLE IN
vi PROVED PROPERTY,
CENTRALLY LOCATED,
LONG TERMS,
SOUTH LINE FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS.

We will cell at public auction, on promises,
TUESDAY, APRIL Ara, 1893,
at o'clock =. NJ. the above most centrally 10
Gated PROPERTY. suitable for any mandatory
purpose or stable. The improvements consist
OF two substantial brc6 structures-one three
stories aud the other two st0ries-both with ex-
cellent dry Easements, level with alley In rear
Front twenty-four feet eGch. The lot Is bounded
on the east by an alley and extends pack 10 a
wide alley N roar
This property IL now occupied by sir j. l..
Sutherland = stables and pays a good income,
aud owing 10 IT'S Immediate proximity 10 the
business centre OF the city Is very desirable.
FERNS: one fourth cash one two, and three
years, secured by deed OF trust.
j. 1nONPsON BROWN b CO.,
NH 20 AuciioneerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
Other supreme Court Cases.

Hawthorne against Beckwith. From the
Circuit Court of Brunswick county. Re-
versed. Judge Lewis delivering opinion.
Epes against Williams. From Circuit
Court Of Nottoway county. Reversed,
Judge Lacy delivering opinion.
Vaughan, &c. against Moore and others.
From the Circuit Court of Grayson coun-
ty. Reversed, Judge Fauntleroy deliver
ING opinion.
Combs against Commonwealth. Writ OF
error and supersedeas allowed to judg-
ment rendered by the Circuit Court Of
Carroll county on the 18th OF November.
1892. Affirming judgment OF the County
Court OF said county on the. 18th of Au-
gust, 1872.
lsaacs. TAYLOR 4 Williams against CITY
OF Richmond. Argued by I. ". Christian,
ESQ.,, for appellants.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-04
A Remarkable Sale ,

Considering that Mr.. Cleveland is the
gentleman who appropriated Mr.. Jeffer-
sons aphorism concerning the relation
of a public office to public trust, and
ostentatiously wore it as one of his own
phylacteries against corruption, the sale
of the Italian mission to a gentleman
named Van Alien is remarkable.
We should hesitate to call it It sale of
public office for the personal use and
benefit of a private citizen. in considera-
ton of the sum Of $4,000 paid by that
private person into fund to be used for
the election of another private person.
Grover Cleveland by name, to the high.
est public office in the world, were it no,
that two gentlemen, ardent supporters OF
Mr.. Cleveland's candidature for the Pre-.
sidency, honest, necessarily, because OF
their Mugwumpian faith, competent te
judge, because acting as editors, the one
of the Century Magazine, the other OF
the New York Evening Post, have exam.
ined the witnesses in the case and have
found the President guilty of bestowa}
of public office in payment of a contri
button toward his election. Furthermore