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V iHIiNlA STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
y JAAtho III ttt Line for the sea-
shVIe' cheapest ana most pleasant roule
TO Norfolk. Portsmouth. old Point New
port News, Clarem0nt and LANES rft'r
landings. Connections: AT Old Point and
Ncllgih Tor Hampton and SuifhfaLl
a., Washington. ID. g.. Baltimore pniia
Ieipnla ana New York James river by
Town, dutch Gap and war sceaary. Rates
less than half charged bv rail- Fare IN
L5ortsmoutn. old Point and Norfolk, Sl.5O;
S-oV tound-trip' 81 secoud-cl1ss. Steam
or Ariel leaves Richmond every MON
pAl' W El.D.1NSEt.S5lDl.AY and FRIDAY at
Z A. Nj. lSIItEEr CARS GO DIRECT
LY TO STEAMERS WHARE) for above
named places. Through ticke,s on sale
on steamer and at CAREERS Agency No.
sol Main street Baegag. checked
through state-rooms engased FOR day
or n.ght. Music 10y grand orchestrion.
FRElGHT.-Freignt received daily for
abOve-aamei places and Eastern North
Carolina; also for Eastern Shore OF Nir-
ginia and all regular landings on the
James river az LOWEST RATES, and
j. W. MCARRICK. Vice. President.
No. lily Main street and Rockets.
Freight and Passenger Agent.
ID PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND AND
L NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every TUES
DAY aud FRIDAY at y. NJ. and every
SUNDAY at B 4. NJ. Freight for Tues
DAYS and Fridays steamers received
uuul sailing hours. For Sundays steam
er TIN . Il. NJ. Saturday. Freight received
daily I'm j. NJ.
Fare u Philadelphia. 5000
The Steamship Delaware viii sail to-
morrow at noon.
For further Information apply 20
J. W. MCARRICK
General Southern Agent
ONCE ROcketts.
w. Z. CLYDE & co.
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These of the handy size l2mo and are nicely hound 10
excellent
@ any of these or four
authorised
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u Watch the list carefully constantly added
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
" PANi.
TkI-WEEKLY Linz FOR NEW YORK.

OH DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
TRI-WEEKLY Line FOR NEW YORK.
- Steamers leave Richmond
~ NEsDAff = ana nsD4 FiRIpAVY~ "a at
liQ.N L. NJ. Manifest closed
~SsA one one hour before sailing
Steamers leave New York
qrom Pier 70. North river
MONDAY, RIEDNEsii5,jKI9Y' n ana s "a TifL
WoHrSS8sy9 4; AZ arriving in Rlchmond
S StStS S ~ - WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
Mondays steamer from New York and
" e1h-a1dys uom Richmond carry no
passengers.
cftssenser accommodations unsurpassed.
CaDl" fare 10 New York duelud.
I LIZ meas, rii, ana BERTH via James
R9uEd-triu tickets. limited To- thirty W
HdyS altrf Qdte on issue. ....... IA 90
steelase Iare, with subsistence co.. d 40
$3.50 se -als, without Subsistence W
Ndnii rare via Chesapeake and Ohio
tItlHay aul richmond and PETERS,
sSuts IanIoad tickets limited 10
R9qund-trip tickets limited TO thirty
Tickets can be obtained al Ricbmto9Vd9
rIsnsIer Company, 0Oi east Main street,
1nesapeake and Ohio and Richmond and
Iaeters9,9lg depots. and az the companv's
inc i"Ol east Main street. and wharf.
Freight received daily until 5P.M.
,f9ssengers leaving Richmond on MON.
20 - ~ fNtSDAlS. THURSDAYS
ana ana SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and
i. NJ. and by Richmond ana Peforsbir,.
IaiIoad same days. no 3.lO =. ~. viii
make connection az Norfolk with sfea,n-
ers leaving those DAYS.
GEORGE W. ALLEN a. co AGENTS
,,o. NO. 1901 Main street and
WITH Company's Wharf Rockets
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CATALOGUE T.:

30. LIE BEAU sABREUR. by Annie
Thomas
81 OUT OF HIS RECKONING. BY Flor
ence Marryat.
81 A DARK INHERITANCE. by Mary
Cecil Hay.
40. MAID. WIFE oR wTDOWl 10y Mira
Alexander
Al. A QUEEN AMONGST WOMEN. by
Charlotte 81. Braeme.
~. BETTER DEAD. by J. NJ. Barrie.
43. UNCLE JACK, by Walter Besans.
A. THE MIsADvENTUREs OF JOHN
NICHOLSON. by Robert Louis
Stevenson.
As. MATT: A TALE OF A CARAVAN.
By Robert Buchanan.
40. A CILDED GOD. BY Mrs. f. Burke
Collins.
20. BETWEEN TWO SINS. by Bertha NJ.
20. ARNE. by Biornstierne Bjornson.
IS. VIC, by A. Benrimo.
so. a LORD or CREATION. by Eva
Pearl Palmer.
-. A FALSE Scent, by Mrs Alsssnasr.
81 THE NAN WHO VANISHED. by
Fergus w. Hume.
IN 1omo and ara nlnoi. bn,ca A.,
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD TINE TABLE.
Commencing SATURDAY. JUNE H.,
1893, az Gas L. NJ, trains on this road
Will run as follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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PIC II NJ on d FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C.
que commencing NAY Z, lo93-east-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-09
SluW Reward, 500.

The =" diets u this Rp"r will 10" pl"l
learn that thsr,, l- NJ l"HH, "us dr. hi'si
that science hn- iaeu ALL" io cn an l..
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L. a." nnlS positive cur" known tn III. u
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thereby destroying IA" foundation ~ u
eas.. hnd giving III" patient strength h, h'
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lux lie work, h" proprietor, b ~ -
faith in tie rurAtiS" pow"rs that they on
Hundred Dullar- foe All cnsa tlat II
cure. S"nd for liz, ~ testimonials
Ad'irrss, =, J. lifNtl %, 70.
sf-Sold 10y druggists Tor - cents
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county. Nra Nrhicu. mt.ir t'.rit d'..i of !,
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conveyed "a trurt I'tul"tp i"Hcfi's'd ~ o.
tine certain property i-'lng sltuHtsi n
tuwunt iiAr"l,-, county Il li"funliliu a. g
tory ~ Nv MrNlru. Nui i'sctrisrI ~ {.
W.T. The I,ruI"fil lptu. seventy tone 4 u
IN Width un ia" w"-t .,ir ~ ~" \ | 4 :
a. track, md about siNtl - Narn- mutri
un thu ,N-t side 81 rNIi raj road aud tI
from a." huu-' & tiutt Llui- iiNcH tu q
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LEAVING IL" SAID rAl cal a." rishi Il
through sn,d land, aud i-'tus h'uud,Si ,
lows, tn.wit Du tl,- north lS property -
riId AIwiNrA IA ~" south hS pro- "tty e
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lI- wife nnd wiIch sail d'-si l. rrcuri'Sl
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th.t"fft"r irhitt"tr'sl bb on" L.. brown
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aud her husband in John b WI.
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tia, IN case IL default ~ IL" LAY tu"ut 60
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-ign-' might rr"crrsi ,n sell -Aid hhu'
rcriisd premises ia the manner now is,u
aud tu IT, done.
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Ices, and l-sau-.' all conditions pr~crd' O
hs"u and are ls',ns Cnmpl.,si, Hud lSrAu-"
I,,w"f V~t,-i ~ me. IN order ~ r..y SpI'
cu-t-, etc. dn hereby giN" notice that I
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ou -hl' ,iAl, sell ~" ah,N" i,-ct,lasi prem
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Administrators Natire

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given tu all p"r-on- interested that th'
~ ned was IN tho 9TH dap ~ S"y"lnis'P
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late vifc, FANNIE H. l"nnn, by III. huu
Iruhh court Tor NTnHlillu county. Nra
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time prr,cril'si hy law Tor allrwauc., :
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claims NJ .us''i at the office ~ ny az
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GRVykR CLEVELAND.
The sun., 1893-01-06
NORSENG Is AN AMATEUR,
nut ~ NOT CERTAIN THAT HE WILL
NOT SKATE FOR MONEY

Joe Douorhue viii Have 10 wait A while, ne
the Norwegian has Fromised TO Compete
Under the Auspices OF the Nornsnns
Cipb-Tho Visitors Speed Skate.
Adolph Norsene. the noted Norwegian skater.
who arrived in this city on Wednesday. II now
stopping at Meyerss Hotel. Hoboken. Nor
seng. whose home is at Hamar. Norway. is
accompanied by Louis Bowman. Chicago
friend. who acts as interpreter. Norseng 10
fne-looking fellow. 25 years old. stands feet
inches tall. and weighs 100 pounds.
In condition to skate he tips the scales st
154 pounds. At present he Is entirely un-
trained. there having been only eight days Of
skating at his homo previous to his departure
for America. which was on Dec. 1a
Norseng explained. with the aid Of the in
terpreter. that he came to America upon the
invitation OF the Normanna Skating Club OF
Minneapolis. and had signed an agreement to
skate In one competition under the auspices
of that club. The date Of the race and all
other details were to be settled by the club.
He said 1t would take him month to get into
condition. and he would not race until in thor
ough form. When asked II he would reply to
Zoe 81 ponoEhues challenge. his reply. as trans
u am not prepared to express an opinion on
that point. Providing the .Normanna Club re-
leased me from tho promise made them.
hue. AS TO skating for stake. that is aues.
tion would have to consider. l am an anna
teur skater. and have never connected except
Tor trophies. l am not sure. however. that
would not skate a race for money.
At the present time shall not consider
any challenge. as must first fulfil my prom
ise to the Normanna Club. After that will DC
rs l think & hest IL is not Improbable that
at Minneapolis That remains to be seem"
Norseng and Bowmann will leave this morn
ing for Chicago on their way to Minneapolis.
The Norwegian in the six years that he has
competed in skating cham pionships has won
twenty-five medals. including q $3.50 cup.
which he won at st Petersburg on Feb. 10.
1880
There Is no foundation for the report that
Norseng has challenged Hagen.
The skate which Norwegfane use for
speed skating is an unRainly looking affair.
steel. three-quarters OF an inch wide. Tho
blade is seventeen inches long. and the base
only one ixteenth of an inch wide The weight
OF the skate is twenty-seven ounces, and In
The sun., 1893-01-06
VAS USED TO LiUD. .iNT.U.
Capt. Tnttersail Had Taken Thirty Drops
Night for Nearly Five Years.


Night for Nearly Five Years.
After rowing sea life OF thirty years Robert
s. Tattersall settled down ut So irur-a!l
street. Blissville. near Long Island ,ty
worked at the printers trnde. ant drank
whiskey. But he drank with greater r":: lnG-
ity and frequency than he worked, ME-
Tattersall Is SO years old now. w'h I've
children. the oldest of whom is srl II ~
MIR; Tat,ersall. the old CAPTAIN, - 'hcy
Drink had Undermined his System. and
aS@ in ve orSer 10 "se see Hs @on
looms in i3iissviiie, and ahn7s his wiz, IIs
said to his credlt-hut he often taret.. cl4.l 10
kill her and the children,
shelf a bottle Of laudanum m HoaH and i T"Gr tb.5y
dtrops to int into glass Of Thiskey Thi- m.%'n5s
thfeatened e Eiil liz wiiesSd ali lie o;tSs IN:
habitants OF Blissvile,
want some beer" he cried.
At first his wife refused to give him my, hIt
ne became SO abusive that one o. ihr .Hi treH,
Lamb. the boarder. went into III" kl'rh"i., tnl
Mrs. 1attersall poured out two ga-."s n leg
for him. Into the remainder I'll" 10 ret thry
drops Of laudanum for her husband. ilr Trans
a glass and half of the stun. h"'hlnr Gal a,rr
an AMI soon & teli asleen lie IT on rl.n'r N ITO
Mrs. Tattersall left her bod a. mi 'nj1hito
see whether her husband was stIIl us ".N 'ls
was in the same position. br"ai ling Nh :.
contrary to his habit, and cold % t,' tuuch.
She dragged him to bed covered h.D WIN
him. Toward morning she noticed thnt 10
was growing colder, In fear she fect " ~
physicians. Ten minutes alter the, u'ilNel
the old CAPTAIN died OF laudanu'n roi~"ul;.
The Coroner. Of course. dii not arr"-. 'lFs.
Tnttersall. Sho Is mt home now, grief - l.r. IN.
She will sew and wash Tor the uri-Ayu.- 10
support her children.
The sun., 1893-01-06
BOWEN BEATS FIELDEN
In the First Fight Held by tho Crescent City
Athletic Club.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 5.-The first fstic event
under the auspices OF the Crescent City Ath-
letic Club was decided tonight The princi-
pals were Andy Bowen and Joe Fieden. who
fought for $1,000 purse Bowen won in the
twenty-second round. There were about 5000
persons present and every one seemed to be
impressed with the feeling that the club was
substantial ono from the ground up.
The arena is q mammoth one. eclipsing In
every respect the ring OF the Olympic Club It
IL octagonal IN shape. and has a comfortable
seating capacity OF IL .O5O persons
The ring was illum ted to- night by twenty
four arc lights and oil LAMPS and was as
interest among local sporta and others he
longing to neighboring States. while there
were but very few men from the East or West
present.
Both Bowen and Fielden trained hard for
their contest. Fielden was unknown here. this
being his trst appearance before New Or
leans public.
The two men reached the city this morning.
and put In tho day resting At 3 O'Clock In the
the REQUIRED limit OF 1873 pounds
The sun., 1893-01-06
NORWEGIAN SPEED SKATE.

Norway the cost Of a pair would be 81 ofAmer-
lean money. Norseng wears 17a Inch skate.
and his skating shoes are fastened to the
skates with rivets. He uses no straps.
A. S. Franklin OF this city is after Joe
Donoghue's scalp. In g talk with SUN re-
porter last night. he said:
~ will meet him on any favorable day be.
tween Feb. and Feb: ID. half way between
here and Newburgh. at any point along the
West shore road. and skate him 100 miles Il
he does not accept before next Monday shall
take no further notice Of him."
Franklin is fair.haired Norseman. stand, d
ing 5 feet inches tall, and weighs about $50
pounds He first came to this country thir-
teen years ago. He says he Is not prepared to
put up any money because his business will
not admit Of him running around to find
hackers.
The American skating records since 1873
disclose Frankln's name but once; WHICH was
lyn. on Jan. 25. 1884. Paulsen won. and
Franklin was one OF the tail-enders
A despatch last night from Newburgh states
that Donoghue announces his intention Of
paying no attention to any skater who does
not first cover the forfeit He is also willing
to make the stake $1,000 II Norseng or any
other skater does not consider $1,000 to be
enough.
The sun., 1893-01-06
A RACE Amoss TEE ATLANTIC
Mr.. c.rror. New Y.eht WIN Have Three
Rrltieh Bonts 70 Sail Against

BosroY. Jan. 5-The Heralds correspondent
in Scotland cables that the Carroll boat will
have q field OF three British boats to race
against In crossing the Atlantic The Valkyrie
and the Prince Of wnles's yacht will meet her.
and third yacht will be built onthe Clyde by
William Fife. Jr. The latter boat will be q
ninety y-tonner. OF new design. and she will be
built for Scotch syndicate Part OF the old
Thistle owners are interested. John Clark.
Commodore OF the Royal Clyde Yacht Club
and owner OF the steam yacht which ac-
companied the Thistle to America. 10 the
Chairman OF the syndicate. A. T. Donaldson.
OF tho Donaldson steamship line. is also one Of
the men interested. Beside these. there are
three other well-known Clyde men. The boat
will be eighty five feet on the water line. proba,
bly. o centreboard OF semi fin type. and she will
Tho members Of the syndicate believe that
Fife has developed greatly, and has always
hes yasbs hs bs dessn Ter sf
rster Yseufts The yacht viii be built either in
Not only are centreboards being taken up IN
Il unoficisilS announced @ need that the sU crack
C. tSrh , the s S SR ents rse fs' hres %
may may yet M BE- .s on. fhe E owner q the 81 queen HsS
crack H eentTeboari M fortS.rate Chicago being
the destination.
The Scotush Leader OF Edinburgh made this
statement recently: "A race between the
four Yacks acroes the ocean would give a
event in yachting, and Mr.. Carroll would have
company. Capt Jack Carter OF Genesta fame
has been selected as tho skipper Of the Prince
Of Wales's new. yacht He is 2 very clever
hand. and is we'll posted In the English Chan.
would meet the Carroll, boat. The Clyde's
people are sure to hail with delight the news
that Scotland Is to be represented in the races
Carroll has certainly done a good thing for
Yachting. as two orders have been placed
was not going across the ocean,"
In Boston the news that three new boats
may come across the Atlantic hos Afforded
great satisfaction to yachtsmen.
The sun., 1893-01-06
WANT JOHN WARD FOR CAPTAIN
That 10 the Desire OF tho New York Club
McAlpin or van Cott for President.

That 10 the Desire or tho New York Club
McAlpin or van Cott for President.
The stockholders Of the New York Baseball
Club will meet In Jersey City this afternoon
and complete the bonding scheme which was
proposed at the recent meeting in this city.
At that meeting It was practically decided to
issue $50 900 worth Of 8 per cent. bonds. which
were to be taken by the stockholders. and
which would practically amount to an assess
ment on the stock. By that means the club
would be enabled to pay of its Indebtedness Of
5000. and have something left for work
ing capital
That will be the principal business Of to.
days meeting. although other interesting
matters will come up. Tho indications arc
that President will be elected to succeed Mr..
Day. At the last meeting President Day said
he would agree to hand in his resignation.
providing either Mr.. Talcott or Mr.. McAlpin
would a. HcsePt EFT the Rosittt9n n rt..n .s,on.
S IS Win sge
& sSfssseH tss les sss sssesH %' MI hps fs
bea I %sa6 snd 0 the ss win as be
to take vigorous action in order to get the
team ready for business; an executive officer
will no doubt be placed In command at to-
il can Le authoritatively, stated that the
in an active effort to secure the services OF
John Ward. the manager and second baseman
OF the Brooklyn Club. He would be utilized as
team captain and SECOND baseman. and his
popularity with New Workers is counted upon
to make him great card.
Ward recently stated with emphasis that he
would not again play In Brooklyn for the rea-
son that he and President Byrne differed so
radically on questions OF management Mr..
Byrne denies that he had any trouble with
and team manager during the eason OF ] S92 did
not escape general notice. That Ward would
like to return to New York Is quite evident. but
whether tho deal can be effected is another
question. A gentleman who is heavily inter;
be decided opposition to Wards leaving that
club and that only. the payment of a large
sum would secure his release. At the Same
time, he said. there was an earnest desire to
keep Ward in Brooklyn. as he was a very
valuable man to the club.
The sun., 1893-01-06
ling Games Tonight.

AnEricAs NATIONAL IouRSisr SL
Golden Rod VS.. Americas AmeTicus ". OreaAl
Oriental va Golden lod.
ACADEMY rOultSiSTSL
Adonis va Gotham, Gotham VA, Franklin, Fr'"Eta
cARKurHERs's TounS,HTsI.
A Cvs Reineeke. Rs!nCcLe vs.. sans s0rsi s"ai
Souci va A BIC.
AMERICAN AsAuuR IowllSC rht0s.
Section G. Subdivision 2-Mystic IS, Fin Rhg,'"
Mystic alleys
section b, Subdivision New JsrseyB c vs. C..lH
bia, al New Jersey Is, q. aeys,
wurrlMEs's LEAGUE
Elizabeth A. c. Whoelmen va Jersey Cty A
Wheemen. at Elizabeth A c. Wheeimeu alleys
TAsIERS pIsTRIcr IousSAaEsI
80 So va Apollo. Apollo vs., Columbus CoEmh-sVS
So SO,
hoERis rssEI LKlGuE
Riverside A. c. va Montclsir A C.. A. RIv.''.t' 4 c
alleys
AhArrrR ASSOCIATION
westned a. @. va Now Jersey A C., at westasli 4 4"
alleys
STATEN uLASp AMATEUR LxIGu1.
Warrior vs. Staten Island. at Casino alleys
yRoSrEcT HA'GHrs TouRNAMESL
Ours Va Speedway
n tuACpE
Section A-Madls0n Avenue VI. Harlem. AZ NIi'tou
Avenue alleys
secilon B-Harlem Vs. Madison Avenue. at H.rsa
alleys
HEIsTE's ropREhEsr
Eagle va !. D. K D. K. Va Excelsior, Excelsior"