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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
by Denoon, Upper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
S2i Main Street.
SAFE OF vALUABLE

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il BUILDING Lot ON THE EAST LINE OF
CHERRY STREET, 100 FEET FROM SPRING
srREET.-By virtue Of the provisions 81 crr-
tain deed Of trust, dated Auguet I, lN92. ana
Of record IN tho Clerks onlce ot ki'hm nj
Chsncery Court. Deadlock l48 -. PAGE 5b6.
default having Deen made IN the payment OF =
certain note theru secured, and being required
a. 10 do, | will sell By auction, on the premises,
on
FRIDAY. MARCH y, 1893,
a, , o'clock p. ". the above VALUABLE LOT.
fronting on Cherry street 20 feet ani extending
back within parallel lines loo feet This pro
perty has boon much improved ~ The grading
Of Cherry street.
TERMS: ~ consent OF parties Interested, viii
be one third cash. balance IN six oni twelve
months c. J.. DEMON.
fe 26 lrlStno.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

ByJ II. Valentine. Auctioneer
ONO. F. Laughton, Jr., A z. Montgomery, and
George II. Valentine Assistant Salesmen,D
1890 east VAN street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

According to the New York World Mr..
John :. Wise denIcs that ne has left the
Republcan party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

ROUTE
TRAINo LEAVE RICHMOND. BROAD-sIKEET
STATION.
500 4. NJ. Except sunday, tor local stations,
aud Newport News.
900 A. NJ. Daily, yestaLle special. with Pull
nan. for Williamsburg, Newpor.
Aows, Hampton, Ola Point, Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Makes no other
stDp-.
500 p. NJ DAILY, with Pullman for local sta.
tons. Newport News, Old Pom,
Norfolk, ana Portsmouth.
500 A. u. Local tram. excep. sunday, tJr
Clifton Forge Connects si Cor
louisville Tor Washington, az Viz
ginia Midland junction Tor Lynch
nIrg at Basic CRY North AMI
south and at Stanton tor Win
200 p. N. Daily, Tor Cincinnati and Chicago,
with Pullman o. Cincinnati ana
dining-car M9ysyille % Ciuc nnati.
serving breakfast. Connects AZ
Gordonsglle daily with local tran
Tor stanton.
6:35 p. N. Local tram. daily. for boswell
lO:i5 =. NJ. Daily, for Cincinnati anu Chicago
with Pullman Tor Cincinnati, AMI
HEy. IsysyHie. Coanec', Al cov,ns.
toe. Va, for Virginia 10. Springs
daliy.
TRAINS LEAVE fIGn1h-sTREEr STATION.
500 A. NJ. DAILY, with YarlOr-car, Tor Lynch
Iurg aud Clifton Forge. Connects
except sun iAy for Lexington, Va.
and eKceptsundsy Tor Craig City.
500 Z. III. Except sunday, with sleepiDg-car,
Tor LyDchburg. Train leaves Lynch
burg AZ 7;15 A. Nj. daily tor LeXing-
ton Va
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND, BROAD
STREET STATION.
7:40 A. NJ. Daily, from Cincinnati
500 A. NJ. Daily, from DOsweu.
1880 A. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point
200 Z. VI. Daily, from Cincinnati and Louis
vile.
$50 r. NJ. Daily from Norfolk aud Old Point.
1880 Z. NJ. Except Sunday. from clifton FJrsa
lO:30 L. ". Except sunday, from Old Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE ElGurn-o1RERr STATION.
$40 A. NJ. Except sunday, from Lynchburs
aud Lexington Va.
0:1O L 81. Daily, from Lynchburg aud Clifton
Forge. JOHN ID. POTTS.
oc2s Division Passenger Agent
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N : + :: w Norfolk .Sa..l1i


SCuEDLLL ., r.4-.-
LEAVE kltu&oND. ID ....
Jc0O A. NJ DeA5 -a .l.
TIBtLEJ L-HI
folk lI.jl a.
Peters .lcy. n D.
900 A. NJ. Daily f.- iyn..
tufermcI.ltf
ton leyull Dis
1920 L. u. DaAy .or rs lot.
H. ir-... ..
art Mr-f rff la
gina Ani Cool.
fur k4grle.i- i
lraye bl4rA
hou0va. CON-
Ae4l Pa. DO
R,auoke4LI I4
noke % MeM. lr 30
Chattau01s-. ..t
fr,m Rlchm.nl
am y NJ. Daily TOT NOrf.i., sd -
mediate -tA..o-
o.i5 a.
5.3s P. VI. Daily. Acc
is.2o % NJ DAILY for kuAn.
I'd. aud Brsi.- tr
49,. 80, a. ST.
audClattAr .
sleepers hUaIDa' .. a-f
A-niunis. All SEES
CAR attained. A- I'D %.
pocahon.a-. EkA'f''
ci,nca.Va.icy IFr So
Soa,sstlls an s.tf. ~
and Na.hyl.o rs-fot-. a b. ~
slso ioc eo.ky NNltt
-. Wiu-fafi--Alff 80
PULLMAN PALACE ...y
RICHMOND sad LlN,hnN nv 80.
pancy asoP. NJ; also s'l..n,,. D.. - 4
bur- - Louisville ga Rsiicfl 81 ~. Us =
W Tsaias arrive Rien@o9a : ga fs.a.s4Ss
tho Wost dally $50 \. NJ, ~, Z, 80. 10, 4
Pm. From Norfolk AMI 'a ~, ~ "a y
2:i5 p. NJ, and Ecstioaieti 'rD, hiN."
Ias-ea;e,,
WI Bs'i-s ~,
General PAssssss' -
General once. Roanoke Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Deaths Doinss in AibemarIe.

icofrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
CaAkioTrxssILLK. Va. February 2s.-W.
y. binciair, whose extreme illness had
been noted In the DisPAxoa, died ct Lo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

SPFCTAL SALE OF FINE ART
- CHAMBER AND DINlNG-ROOM FURNl-
TURE AND FINE CARPE1S.-At tho request
Of Mr. L. Schwarzschlld, who IA removing from
the city, will sell at bis resdence, No. 20 south
Ain mo efrnnf On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
DEATH OF COLONEL j. 8. RAULsTON
Former Consp,cuous Republican Poiiti-
ciao-Heavy Rush Of Tobacco.
fspec,.l telegram 10 the Dispstch.)

Especial telegram 10 the ppepa'Vn''
pASyuIy. Va. February 2s.-A telegram
,vae rece;yad hero to-day announcing the
death in Chicago Of J. B. Raulston, for
merly Of this CITY. Colonel Raulston came
here from the North in 1876, and was alter
wards made Collector OF Revenue Tor TINS
district. He then figured conspicuousiy
In politics and was president OF the famous
coalition council which fourlshed here
under Malone rule Just previous 70 the
riot Colonel Raulston married Miss Leve-
ridge of Danvile. slstcr of Mrs. Henry
Hiden and of Mrs. II. Is. Watkins. OF Dan
VILE.
:. ". Burton, cashier Of the Radford
Bank. whose sudden disappearance Is men
toned in to-dav's papers. was formerly a
resident of this city, and was Assistant
Postmaster under Postmaster McDearman.
He WIS highly regarded here.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Ella Warmer. of Rufin. n. c., sis
ter of Mcssrs. II. L., II. b., and j. W..
Guerrant. is critically i'll.
Sir. c. A. SNYDER. pstentee Of the Snv-
der casing machine. and a well-known citl-
zen. was partially paralvzed to-day.
The remains of Mrs. 4. c. Rice. who died
in Richmond Yesterday, arrived here this
evening and will be buried tomorrow.
Messrs. A. +. Thorn and other officials Of
the Atlantic and Danville railroad have
been in the city for the past two days on
business connected with the road.
There has been "A mighty rush of tobacco
here during the month. Sales were so
heavy TO-DAY that the usual report for the
month could not be made out. IL Is be-
leved. however. that sales for the month
Will amount to five and half millions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
RAILROAD ITNr~.

~--~---~----->- .-~.---.---,
LNARMVILLE AAD POWHATAN
Il RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE sO3 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT DEC. 20. 1892.
LEAVE KlCHHONp.
1920 =. N. ria Atlantic tOnst Line for Farmville
ana al poin's west II Chester.
12:45 p. NJ. U,H Richmond and Danvile for
Farmv.lle and all points west II
MOseley
OLD A. VI. ria Atlantic Coast Limo Tor Ochrs
and Bcruuia.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 4. NJ. ma Richmond ant Dauyilie from
tarmgille and all points west Il
Nosclcy.
1880 A. VI. r,d Atlantic Coast Line from Farm
vllo and an points west ~ Chester.
2.lj p. NJ. rtl Atlantic Coast Line from Ber-
mula gni Or.lre.
All trains daily except sun lay.
Tickets on sale aud baggage checked through
at 9Ol Main street. Ricnmond and Danvlle de-
pos, OF Union Depot. x. /. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent
JAMES K. WEHTH. General Manager. DO %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
By Apperson & Pollard.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
IL CORNER THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELL
ING, DESIGNATED AS No 200 Soul
THIRD STREET, SITUATED On THE SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF THIRD AND CANAL
STREETS. NEW WITH ALL MODERN M
PROV EMFNTS.--By virtue OF Two certain deeds
OF tru@t-nrst dated February >, 1891, and u
recofi in the Clerks ofice OF Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, Deadlock l42 c, page 273; second
dated December 10. 1880, OF record In said
Office, Deadlock l+7 G, page iSO.-I Will sell by
auction, On the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1893,
al 1 O'Clock T. NJ, the Hbove-described REAL ES-
TATE Inc dwelling contains about fifteen rooms.
Tho lot has frontage OF 10 feet on Third street
by depth OF 100 feet 10 2O-foot alley. Tifis Is
one OF tue most deeirah locations In the city
and should command unususl attention.
TERMS: Cash as to 80 much OF the proceeds
as may be necessary 90 defray expenses OF exc
cutting these trusts and 10 pay bond o. $4,000
with interest thereon from February 3. 1891,
III paid, and TO pay bond Of $4,000 dated
February IL. 1855; balance at such time as
may be announced at sale.
II. X POLLARD. Trustee.
APPEssos & POLLARD, Auctioneers. 70 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
THURSDAY. MARCH %,

Iul kNDA1, MARCH ~
NJ 1890 4. NJ, the following furniture. which ~
Of the latest design and In trst-class order;
1 SUPERINTENDENT MAHOGANY CHAM
BEK SUIT. with tevelled glass mirrors 20
wardrobe and dressing-case
l BIRD S-ENE MAPLE CHAMBER SUIT with
chifonlere: ......
SUPERIOR iAIR-MATI RESSES and SPRINGS;
= BODl-BRt SSELS BOkOhRED CARPETS u
~ aud 31 yards each;
HALL BODY-BRCSSEI CARPET Of 80 yarls,
and sTAlRCARPEr Of II yards AMI
RUGS:
OAK HALLRACk with plato glsss:
ELABORATELY CARVED BUFFET aud
CHINA CLOSET, IN oak-very handsome.
OAK UNREASONABLE, 10 feet long,
DRCGGEr>. WIRE DOOR AND WINDOW
SCREENS:
MATIINGS, 1cE-CHFsT, aud HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES generally.
Everything IN tho house ia nav, Of strictly
hrst-clnss quality and shows n use.
Everything 20 DO removed immediately after
sale. j. II. VALENTINE.
f. ~ AurtiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Parties having forfeited pledges with me must
cal and redeem or renew The same before the
DAY of sale. as the sale Will be made wltnO Ut
limit or reserve. S. BACIlRACN.
Nos. 2lS and 220 north Ninth street.
j. II. NALESTlSE, NucIoncfr.
tc 2I-F,Su, Tu&W4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
4 VOICE IN OPPOSITION.

Mr.. b. n. Nash. representing the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, opposed
granting the petition, on the ground that
the company represented by hlm ma
transferred the turnpike to the county
upon condition that IT should not be heid
by competing corporations; but it is held
that this contention fails of force for the
reason that the turnpike was abandoned
prior to or during the war. and has since
been used as county road aud held b.
the county under section 1902 OF the Code
of Virginia, which reads as follows
Whenever anv turnpike company shall
have abandoned its road or part thereof.
the County Court Of the county IN which
such road lies shall take change OF the
same and cause 1t to be worked and kept
IN good order IN the same manner as the
public roads in such county"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

DAWNBROKEK'S SALE OF DTA-
L MONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE, MUSICAL INSTRU MENIS. Guns, Pts
Tolls. CLOTHING. &c. AT AUCION.-By IL
reciion Of Mr :. Bnchrnck, ] VIII sell nj his
Office, Nos. us and @2O north Ninth street, on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH /, 1898,
az 1890 4. NJ. large collection d FORFEITED
PLEDGES, consisting Ia part Of
. pairs HANDSOME DIAMOND EARRINGS,
FINE 5-kARAT DIAMOND RING,
FINE 4-kARAT DIAMOND RING,
GOLD AND SIN ER WATCHES.
GOLD JEWELRN, CHAINS CHARMS. PINS,
STUDS, RINGS. SILNER-pLAIED WARE.
MUSICAL INSIBl MENIS.
A largo assortment Of CLOTHING ana SHOES,
REECH-LOAlING DOU BLF-BARRtL CT ~,
WINCHESTER RIFLE. PISTOLS. and many
other forfeited pledges.
j. H. VALENTINE, AUciionecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG X PoToAAc Il. RI
FREIGHr DEPARTSENT,
RICHMOND, Va, February 90, 1898. J
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

On account OF hoayy passenger business ea-
pectod al Washington during tho presidential
Inauguration on me 4tn of March next tho
movement OF freight To aud through that city
will be restricted as follows:
No freight other than perishable In carloads
or Less tor Washington delivery will be rsceived
after the close OF busne on February a until
March 9th, ana no such irelgni Ia carloa or lees
after the close OF business on March LIST until
March 9Th.
No perishable freight for Washington or points
north thereof will bo received after tho close oil
business on March lst until March 9th.
All freight movement between Baltimore and
Quantico viii be suspended between +. N.
March "a aud q 7. ~. harvh 9th.
10 23-tNh3t l. u. STRRN, Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
BY Apperson s Pollard,
Real Estate AuctIoueers.


4 UCTION SALE BY TRUSTEE OF
"A THREt-S1OHY Brick DWELLING No.
2O4 SOUTH THIRD STREET, SITUATED OF
THE WEST SIDE or THIRD BETWEEN
CANAL AID BYRD STREETS. NEW WITH
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS YOU CAN
NOT 60 AMiSS HERE.-By virtue Of three GER
tain deeds Of tru-t-flrst dated February 3.
1891, audof record IN the CLERKS onlce OF Rich
mond Ghancery Cont. Dcc:-B00k AZ 4, page
~; second datel December @. 1891, ~ record
iu SAID Office. Deadlock la b. page $40 /:
third dated December 40, 1880, OF record Ia
sail Office, Deci.B)0k 147 G, page $50 the
undersigned trustee vii cell 10y auction, on tho
premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1893,
at = o'clock j.. NJ. THE HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE ABOVE DESCRIBED, containing about
nftcon rooms. Tho lot has "a frontage OF IL
feet. more or less, on Third Utreet by % depth o.
100 feet 20 2O-lOot a'ey. Third street is grow
lng moro popular each year a. a resIaencs
street. Nov IL yOur time O. bay.
TERMS Cash ~ 20 80 much u the proceeds a.
may Dee necessary % dciray expenses Of exc
cutting these trusts md ~ pay a bOud Of $4,000,
with interest thereon from the 81 day 81
August, 1892, till pad, and % pay n bond Il
Loco, with interest thereon from l2th ot De-
cember, 1892. uu paid, aud ~ pay bond Of
l., 900 dated TN of February, 1886.
II. K. POLAND. Trustee.
APPgRs0S Is POLLARD. Auctioneers. 70 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
BY +. X. Fills. Au:tioneer,
- east Eroa0 street.

I'VE WILL SELL THIS DAY.
w corner First and Broad streets, al 1880
sharp
ANTIQUE SOLID MAHOGANY SECRE TARY
AND BOOKCASE combined,
. WALNU + CHAMBER SUITS,
4 STAINED CHAMBER SUITS.
. HANDSOME PARLOK ~iII~,
SOLID WALNi + Bt tFEI.
SOLID WALNUT BOOKCASE,
3 EXTENSION TABLES. IN oak au1 walnut;
4 large CARPETS. RUGS,
MANTEL CLOCKS,
LADIES and GEN iLEMEN'S GOLD WATCHES,
ROC EBS'S BEST KNIVES. FOkkSa and SPOONS,
CAKE DISHES and BERRY DISHES
| MAHOGANI CARO.TAHLE,
l. dozen LINEN TOWELS.
go boxes TOILET SOAP, 10000 ENVELOPES,
20 reams NOTE PAPER,
II HANDSOME BED-SPREADS.
= SPRING REDS, FEAIllEE-BFDS.
81 REAUS, BEDSIEADS. M THESES,
STOVES, SEWING-NACNlNF~,
Large lot OF MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Seats furnished Tor the ladies'.
NH | \. y. POL ARD, pr0IriptOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
AN ELECTRIC ROAD.
PERMISSION GRANTED FOR ONE FROM
MANCHESTER TO PETERSBURG.
To Have -Four Powsr-Houses on the Line
Provision for Both Passengers and
Produce-PIeasure Parks.

The Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
county at its meeting on Monday granted
TO Messrs. w. II. Palmer, f. William
Pemberton. 4. NJ. r. Talcott. and George
W. levitt the privilege of building and
operating an electric railroad between
Manchester and Petersburg. Mr. levitt
presented the petition. The road IS to be
constructed on the bed of the Manchester
and Petersburg turnpike. and it is pro
posed to establish pleasure parks and de-
velop the property along its line. IL VIII
be produce as we'll as q passenger line,
and will have sll he,necessary tracks and
turnouts 10 enable the farmers to ship
their produce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01


NJ ) O'Clock p. W. on the promises, tho above
described PROPERTY.
TERMS: Cash n to the cost Of sale ana % pay
Of n note Of $50 : one note " slsl payable III
six months: the balance upon such terms as
may be announced at the sale.
NH 4. a. CRAWFORD. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
RnR NKW YORK.

steamers leave Vow York from Pier 2d. N0-fn
River. for Richmond every WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY 10 T.. NJ. arriving IN Richmond
N0NDAN ANl FRIDAY MORNING~.
Passenger accommodation uneurpasseL
Cabin fars 20 Sew YORK NDcludinB m"ah ana
BERTH ia James-riyer route ..-.....---s - 90
hound-trip tickets. limited 70 thirty days
after dato OF issue. ..-....... ~ w
Steerage fare. with subsistence. .......-. Vp
Sfeeracs fare, without subsstenee..-... W
Cabin fare ptr Chesapeake ana ono rail-
why. and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tickets limited 10 four days.. 90
Round-trip tickets dmited b tnnty
days. ........... ............. ....... - w
Tickets can be- obtained n Richmond transfer
Compauys, gOl easf Main -'roet; Chesapeake
ani ONO ami Richmoni aad Petersburg ieiNt-,
ana az the company onlce, 1901 Main street.
and wharf. Rocketts
Freight forwarded AMI through bills OF laiing
ifsued tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily uniil % T.. VI.
Passengers leaving NcnmOni on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and SAIL X
DAYS by the ,hesapeake ana ohio railway le.N
Newport News at9A VI. AMI 10y tho Richmond
and Petersburg railroad Same DAYS AZ q A.. NJ.
will mako connection AZ NORFOLK vita steam
er leaving those days
GEORGE " ALLEN q CO., Agents,
No 1901 Nam street,
- 10 aud cOmpanYs wharf. Rockets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ,1-7p,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s,T3p,y
' COMPANY's JAHEs-BIyKR Is4a1s<Ssliss
LINE Tor Norfolk. Portsmouth, hcwp)rt NeNt,
Clarcmont, and Janes-lt'er laudncs. ana con.
Meeting 40 Ncwpo New, ani Nori.lt fDr Of
Poil.. Washington. Baltimore, and tho Norih,
STEAMER .aml &c.. F LEAVES hitH-
MOND EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
AND FRIDAY Ar 4. VI
Electricians direct o. wharf. only 3l.jO itst-
class, goo ROUND trip, ard 81 secoud~'iass 10
Norfolk Portsmouth. and Newport News
Freight received daily for atoye-nanei places
and all points in Eastern Virginia aud North
Carolina.
j. ". McCARRlCK. Nic--president,
No. 11t7 east Main street ana wharf
IRWIN WRlsI1ER Freight and Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
RAILROAD INV,

RICHMOND And PErFe..
~ .-IAHi.
Commencing SlNDAY.I.-....
s;sO A. NJ, trains GA tiIsr..t ',.
lows: Pa
TRAINS sDrru...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

several sore ankles 10 the Jumpers bat no severe "1r
resulted. These were the winners;
Firs,-E NJ Fulton, r.s, chestnut geldi1g Joie
Seeond-J. $. newit.'s dun scid'ne wht@foot
Th,rd-roul. V. Bells chestnut gcting Trump.
Highly ccmmend'o-Mfs' D. L. oh''hii'1"1" WV
nut selding TipIep. ,,,,.
The lastnamci ridden BIZ lits,e 'Jo' "e""'.
h also rode his fathers horse whcfoo the winner VI
the second prize.
MOI NTED PACK POLICE
Tn, evening programme was opened with ci'ray ..
the Central PARK mounted ps horses to the number OF
twcatythrcc They put through their eyoluto oy
gound-man J. aeGyun. When they entered the rih'
tho house was nearly lc to the roof and they received
generous AMI we.l.mcrted applause Their was mueh "a
element created b. the series OF ehase' ana iman'
arrest. Of men In vehicles and horseback cndeavors
to get away the officers. The prizes were e-V''
,:loc and $50 and these the awards:
Firs.-Eoundsnrn John W. Wilson. on Grover
Second-pollecman John Hay on SUNSHINE
Thi,,i-PoIccman Thomas II. Howard. on P'lgrim.
Highly commenled-Rouhc'man D. Mo"i'i"' 'o'''
handing, Riptcn
There only entries for the best pair OF mares
or sciings, and eedng l0 hands or uHccr' 70
he shown before q cabr!olet First prize, goo SECOND
500: third $50. The first was won by W. j. Brokaw
Peacock aad Reed Bird the second py A. La"'e''
Norres Tic and Top all Seldinss
The clas for pair Of hgh dcppers not under 10 hah1'
inches soundn"ss, style, conformation am hoch o'u'
also TO b, considered 10 be shown In four-whe"cd
carriage wagons excluded, with Prizes OF soO sioo an
$50 brought out splendid array OF carrj oiiV'r IL
T. Belmont wen the first prize with his bay ee'1h''
| Rockingham and Gsanont, the Woollawn PARK S'o'n
Farm taking second with the brown gedings hongh anu
Rats while the third to John f. Cookies imp r'e'
bay mares Fairy Queen and Belinda, and G. A. Baudoum"
sr and h received the H. G. decoration for Tp-Top aic
| Lady Gordon chc'tnut ceilrc and bay mare.
The evening programme closed with some eNe'e'
Jumping by light weight grcen hunters up to carry'h
i6j pounds, to hounds FOR prizes of $780, 40 ana va
Thr-c the winners
First -1icrina chestnut geldng ridden by the owner
Thomas IiitchcOch Jr.
Sccond-lslnde.r black geldng Of the I'elwooj s'u1
ThiId-Kng John, bav stallion Owned by hap" !"
Eliis and ridden nv littic "JT' Hewitt
Highly commend,4,-!Iuntr -, b,y mare, Ti'dm
| owner, W. A. Mciiiijion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
Mr. FERRIS LOST MONEY on HIS WHEEL.

Pittsburg Nov 1i-Captain II. w. Hunt. presi-
dent OF the Ferris Wheel Company; Andrew Onber-
dom treasurer, and Judge ". A. Vincent secretary
all OF Chicago are In the city comforting with the
Pittsburg stockholders In the Ferris Wheel COM
pany. II was learned to-day that the company
has maid the stockholders p per cent on their in
vestrnents. The surprising nforma ton Is also made
public that George W. Ferris, the originator OF
stri:ction company have lost money. The construc,
ton company received only $4,000 for building the
wheel while the actinl cost was 1862 900 Therefore,
Mr. Ferris and the constructing company are out
So 900: while ths Ferris Wheel Company. which
opera ted the wheel during the Worlds Fair. made
a good profit It is said the Chicago men are In
Pttsburg to try to &c. the stockholders In this
city who hold 20 per cent OF the stock, to turn
their holdings to Mr. Ferris at 10 cents on the
dollar. In order that he may buy up the STOCK
and save himself and the construction company
from loss. Several OF the pttsburk stockholders
have agreed their stock over at this ngure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
DEATH or DIR. OTTO FULLGRAFF.

Dr. Otto Fullgran, the inventor o. number OF hci'''
an,lanccs and a well.anown physician. died yes'r'u"s
morning from cerebral 0popcSy at his nome Nv "
TcyInctopayc lie was born in Berlin IN iSi'' n''
father who was kniphted for valuable services was Inv
INSPECTOR general Of all the hospitals IN Berlin ana " wa
in the Imperial Hospital that Dr. fulsrah was oo,' ad
was educated AZ the gymnasia OF Muner and Mihuch' ~
studied medicine and After serving III t"e fr''
ARMY for five wars he 10 this country III 1917 "'
Gained population as a musician; he played on S"'''
oecosiops with Ole Bull. In 1910 DR.. Funffah ~oN
,eacal coursc at the New.York University Meli'a'
school and he was for years prescrbcr OF the '"
xer.lty Female Clinic. lie graduated In lo'-' '
o. ny vc,,s thcrcaftcr was associated In practice WIN
mr. + C. Marcy In 1855 he founded the Bonu n"eo'
D,,ucneary. which gained wide popularity
Among the many ingenious inventions OF Dr. f""
or,o ave two best known TO physicians the ''Aasa'
douche" and the oxycalciun arnec-,a2lnoseop' ~
40 .nne M lion, - which aftrrwai supp a
Nv his pa.al douchc. In la:e y"nr. Dr. tuer"nt a.,
,,cd much attention To the clinical treatment "' INV
throat and nose. 49, 49,. , H., ,, ,,o ,o.uorrow
at y D. m. The body will be eicna'cd