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for Sale OF On Tct-Couatru,

EORsALE OR REST.veTy valuable farm Of 258 Acrsy
II in Ulster county y ~ mile, frau Ellenyille,
mile from SpTing Glen both railroad
full set GIl,d good shape. possession 1T
later; prIcc low; eu-y ais two faI this
village sale, bolh in good order Gs0nRng to unset
tied estates my .lu lb5 acres;
VII sell rent, or exchange real estate this
village, AZ acres, one storrhUusc Iwo dwellings plenty
of -liings; good chance Tor merchant. farmer
and q physician ..
JON 4 SMITH,
Platbrookville. Sussex Ounty. N J.
EARM to rent. 100 acre. on Lake Mambssha4 40 miIeo
II from New York: rent Cr,Ap.
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billiards.

uUNGARIAE CLAIRYOYANT. tells from cradle to
II grave. every hid len mystery revealed; removes
All family troubles. brings separated together Amo
ELLIS. 24V 9th
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los Lots, Ro5ebank Station, S. !.
3eal estate tor Sale az Gxehanqe.


HAVE CHICAGO REAL ESTATE for sale ex-
i change for New York real estate what have you :
EDwAkD q. SMITH. rooms Uu3-SoG AZ dearborn SC.
Chicago. Ill
TIME SSApOF TIL SEASON Three extra wide fats
rented for over 5000: hrst mort S2l 900 on
each. second tgnge SO. 500 on one, both at per
cent will exchange for ouoftown property on which
estate or institution will loan $4,000
COSDIT o. West 23d st.
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AraI Gstate !for salc--IunN aslaud.

THE BARGAIN or THE YEAR--Fne lois 2oxi5o
i feet each 3Sth at, between Fort Hamilton and
10Th avs New Utrecht: only short distance from The
brooklyn city line. prlce per lot, $500 JhRE JOHN.
son, JR ca, go Liberty IT., New YORK. aud lSy and
lyl Montague st.. Brook n.
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Suburban AsaI Gtstatf.
Real Gsstate .fDr Sale.

NOR SALE cheAp--Twofnmny extension house, oil
Il improvements: owner going Wesl; III health 7l2
Poineroy ST. near Astoria Hospital. l.. l.
WINFIELD. l.. l.. CLOSE to the railroad station.-A
w few choice lots from 500 prce up. on very
weltbuilt IN property; titles in-l!td JERE JOHN
SON Jit. so Liberty a.. n. y ard lS and 1871 Mont
que ST., BroOelyu.
p1TH WARD-six story brick factory building; rents
I $1,000 year: rented WM. Y. LkIf. G35 BroadwRy
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furnished flats to Eet.

18th ST. c2s wEsT-six light elegantly furnish
1 ! rooms: bath. mirrors: complete: S4b: unf
nished (drsr. $50.
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9Entistry.

nR FuLLERs Dental Parlors. II yarisk ST.. corner
~ Canal 81 pure gold rilinssA specially from 81 to
gold nnEs s.! sets Of teeth from % 10 $40 extract
ing. GUc.; gas frea-
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DARGAIN - Two.faniy house. ls6x45xlOO. IL
p rooms. two bathr loms s4.l75; $3.50 cash balance
$40 quarterly; uprr floor rented for Sl2 SEQ It 60
day. FALkISBuRG CO.. J, l78 Gates nv,
Near BushwicE Av.
Mesa free press., 1893-07-13

We are convinced now that tn d
Superstition mining district is destin-
ed to become one of the liveliest in
the territory, possessing all the vim
and snap of the bonanza camps of the
olden days, not only because of the
fabulous richness of it's auriterous
sands and its rocks, but becouse that
upon the entrance to the golden hill,
board bears this ominous sentence,
mo Chinaman need apply" and upon
the previous appearance in camp, of
Celestial. banner was unfurled,
upon the top of Bonanza Hill, bearing
the legend, "The Chinese must co.
Another favorable symptom is shown
in the fact that the preliminary steps
were taken toward starting a grave
yard. The attempt was abortive, but
will doubtless prove more successful
hereafter. The Superstition gold
fields are to the front now and people
are daily focking to the new Ell Do
RADIO, the last years prediction of the
FREE PRESS as to the future of that
district is verified and the whole
country is solid.
Mesa free press., 1893-07-13
Delinquent Notice.

On February %, 1898, an order was
issued calling in 25 per cent of the
capital stock of 4he Mesa Publishing
Co. and notice is hereby given that if
the same is not paid on or before July
10, all shares not paid on will be ad-
vertised for sale according to law, and
expenses of advertising will be added
HI. MoCoMAs, Pies't,
FL. NETHERTGN, Sec'y.
Mesa free press., 1893-07-13
Notice Of Sale.

OFFICE OF MESA PUBLISHING Co.
MESA, July II, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that there
is delinquent upon the capital stock
o. the Mesa Publishing Company
on account of two calls made, call
in5 i'll al each call % per cent Of
said capital stock, the following a.
mounts upon the shares set oppo-
site to the names of the respectiv e
shareholders:
Mesa free press., 1893-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.


FL. Ball arrived last Thursday
4 from Creston Nebraska.
w. A. Kimball is now running a
daily stage to the Superstition mines
The machinery for the twenty stamp
mill is being transported to the mines
Frank johnson returned Tuesday
morning fkom business visit to
Deming.
A. P. Walbridge of the Ensor In
stitute at Phoenix, spent Saturday and
Sunday In Mesa.
Tin, gold, silver and copper are
among the abandaat and rich metal
deposits of this vicinage.
Dogs are becoming scarce in town.
Our officials have been waging a re-
lentless war against them.
Our varieties are correct, our stock
A No. / and our prices cheaper than
imported. MESA NURSERY Co.
Uncle Chas. Burton was called to
Utah last week by a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of Mrs.
Burton.
Our City Council has ordered q re-
survey of the city, and the contract
for making the survey has been award
ed to Trippell & Son.
Albert Trippell, of the firm of Trip
l& Son, has been appointed Deputy
I IT. s. Surveyor. The appointment is
first-class one.
The government contract for sur
veying lands awarded to DIR. Trippell1
& Son embraces 100000 acres instead
of 5000 as stated by some of our ex-
changes.
Patterson and Brundage Bros. are
conducting store up at the mines.
They carry general stock and Mr..
Patterson has charge of the business
up there.
The Good Templars of Mesa lodge
celebrated the Fourth by grand
picnic down on the Daggs place be-
tween here and Tempe, A general
good timewas had.
DR.. Jones of Tempe, has just re-
ceived from Governor Hughes, a
commission as Assistant Surgeon of
the First Regiment. N. G.. A., with
the rank of First Lieutenant.
/ Mr.. Grouse Of the Pima Agencv,
! has the briek on the ground for fine
tresidence on Mcdonald avenue below
Main street. He will make his home
here after his term of office expires.
DIR. Al. Chandler, his bookkeeper,
L. Salter and assistant engineer, G. T.
Brazil, left on the 3rd for the east
DR.. Chandler and L. Salter will return
in about six weeks and Assistant en-
gineer Brazil will be absent about two
or three months.
The Santa Ana. CAL, Standard says
that the fruit stands of that city are
supplied with ripe white grapes from
Arizona. Yes, Uncle Dan, we have
been sending out ripe grapes and other
luscious fruits'to the benighted sinners
!. of Southern California for more than
nix weeks.
Capt McCasey come in from pros
ecting trip to the mountains up rnd
bevond the Salt River. On this trip
He verified the existence of an i'm
mense deposit of marvelously rich tin
ore. The Captain is jubilant over the
mining outlook of this portion of the
moral vineyard.
4 Chas. Lewis ia ex-officio pound
master for the mesa conntry, the same
having been made no-f,nce district
The pound is on the Lewis ranch
east of Mesa and loose stock found
trespassing on the lands Of the valley
will be placed therein, and if not re-
deemed will be sold.
Some fellow while enjoying
the hilarioas influence of O, be
joyful, went up into DIR. Bonney's
Office the other day and wanted to
L.
Mesa free press., 1893-07-13

and unless the Said amounts are
paid to the Treasurer Of said Mesa
Publishing Company on or before
August l4th 1898 so many shares
Of the said stoc as may be necessa-
ry to pay the same will be sold at
public auction on August 10Th 1898
at the door Of the office Of the
Company in the village of Mesa to
pay said delinquent amount and
costs.
By order of the Board of Dlrec-
tors. =. J. NETHERToN,
Secretary
Mesa free press., 1893-07-13
Jones National Deadlock Fence !!

We have received the sole agency for this system
of fence and can now offer the free of all charge
for farm rghts-n other words sell you the material
and pay for your license to the same ourselves
Adapted to either barb smooth wire. Protect your
stock
Mesa free press., 1893-07-13

MAIN STREET, near Robson,
MESA CITY, Ariz.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

placed alongside OF these all modern
and humane ones now In use.
II Is the purpose OF the society to
make arrangements with Or. IIarbaugh
for tho nsc Of his horse ambulance,
which VIII greatly facilitate Its work
I'm moving sick or disabled horses off
the streets 10 stables where they can
receive caro- and attention.
They also propose 10 have made At an
early date an alright chamber for the
painless killing OF small animals, hope
iessly diseased or injured. by the inhala-
ton OF carbonic acid gas. In short, the
society have reason to be proud OF what
N has accomplished in the few months
OF lts existence. and have a right 90 look
forward TO increased usefulness and pros
pcrliy
Tho society n manlfestly n friend OF
the owners OF stock. and should and
does. for the most part. receive very
hearty cooperation. More than this, II
f. an educator OF children. and teaches
them by object lessons gentleness and
Kindness 20 dumb and helpless animals.
OF course this work costs considerable
money and this cost will increase az
the work OF the society progresses.
There Is urgent need for Increased mem
hership. but this alone will not avail.
and the active members Of the society
have set the example OF large and gem
erous donations which. & is hoped. the
public al large will be quick TO follow.
A committee has been appointed to
solicit contributions from our citizens.
and ~ any considerable number can he
found who viii contribute any sums Of
500. so. or even $40 or s. each. the future
success OF most mentorious cause will
Ia assured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

The game OF ball TO be played In Rich
mcnd by the winning teams Of the North
ern and Southern divisions Of the South
ern intercollegiate Association on the
18th Of May promises to be a very ex-
citing one. and the cranks will have an
opportunity TO witness some excellent
playing.
The winning team Of the Northern d.
vision Of the association will compete
with the winning clubs OF the Southern
division for the championship Of the AS
ISOLATION. and Il is pretty we'll settled
that the University Of Virginia will be
the representative Of the Northern di-
vision. while either Alabama or Wander
bilt University will represent the Southern
division. The game will be one OF the
most important and interesting ever play
ed In the South The other teams repre-
scented in the association are Annapolis,
Sewanee, Wake Forest, Chapel HHi ana
Johns Hopkins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
More School Superintendent.

The State Board OF Education closed It's
labors yesterday after making twenty
appointments. as follows: Bath County,
+. i. La Rue, In place of George W.
Simpson, Giles county, John $. Dowdy,
In place OF H. f. Hale; King George
county. George ". Grigsby, la place OF
r. w Coakley, who was not an april
cent: Powhatan county DR.. w. H. Hen
ming. in place Of G. N. Harrison; Pu-
laski county, II. L. Wysor IN place OF
A. II. Jordan, who was not an appli-
cant: Russell county, NJ. G. Clark, In
place Of u. G. Anderson. who was not
an applicant; Smyth county, a. @. Pen
dleton. In place Of Frank a. Kelly; Wash
ington county, r. 4. Preston. in place OF
r. j. Carson. and the following reap
polntmcnts: Craig county. c. -. Givens;
Franklin county. r. S. Brown; Green's
Vile county James +. Powell; King VIII
liam county, Joseph H. Gwathmey; Madi-
son county. James w Banks; Mont
gon1ery county, II. b. Richardson; North
ampton county, Robert y. Handy; Pa
trick county, Abram Staples; Radford
city. J. y. Peters; Shenandoah county, j..
b. McCuturff: Wythe county. George X.
Huffard. This leaves Bristol, Wiiiams-
burg and FIVE counties yet 10 be appoint
ed. These cases were laid over for va
rious reasons. and viii be called up at
a future meeting, which will probably be
called in thirty days, The counties are
Culpeper. Essex. Highland, Pittsylvanla
and Warwick. Thc terms Of the present
incumbents do not expire until July LIST.
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NEAT CONTINENT.
The Washington Artillery Attest Their Es-
TEEN for Colonel Richardson,


Colonel John y. Richardson, Of New
Orleans. the commander Of the famous
Washington Artillery veterans, has re-
Gently been paid neat compliment.
which win be read with interest by his
many friends in this city, all Of whom
hold him i'm kind remembrance. A few
DAYS AGO the veteran Colonel celebrated
his birthday. or rather the Washington
Artillery celebrated IL for him. The bat
terry, having let Mrs. Richardson INTO the
secret. stormed his residence I'm a body
on the night OF the anniversary and ex-
tended them hearty congratulations. The
Tfmes-D Democrat completes the story as
follows: Captain Dupuy then made a
neat and remarkably pretty speech In
which he spoke Of the great work Col
onel Richardson had performed in be-
half Of the battalion. He was esteemed
as a friend and respected and admired
as soldier The soldiers reposed In
him their entire confidence, and regarded
him MS their leader and the father OF the
Washington Artillery.
Captain Dupuy. turning around took
from Lieutenant Baker superb sword
belt and shoulder knots and presented
them I'm behalf OF the battalion. He
looked back thirty-two years over the
career Of Colonel Richardson he saw him
as a Junior lieutenant on the battlefield
and then as captain. and he recalled his
being in command Of the last gun fired
at Appomattox. These were qualities and
performances that evoked admiration.
and his comrades were proud 10 have
him as their commander and acknowledge
him as their friend.
Colonel Richardson replied with emo
ton. 1t was not strange that he should.
The sentiment of the occasion could not
be misunderstood.
The sword presented TO Colonel Rich
ardson is a magnificent one, and is re-
gardcd as one OF the finest ever seen
here. II is beautifully FURNISHED and or
namented with designs In gold. The hilt
is surmounted by an eagle, while on the
side is a tigers head, the famous en-
blem Of the battalion. on the scabbard
IS the inscription: "IieutenantCo
John b. Richardson, from Battalion
Washington Artillery, April %, 1893. The
belt is a handsome regulation field OFF,
GERS belt and the shoulder knots are
tboeo Of a Neutcnant-COlOnel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
FROM THE B1ZAAR.
Additional Donations Acknowledged by
the Ladies'.

the ihulehs
Since the Memorial Bazaar has closed
its doors the ladies' Of the Virginia tent
desire TO express their thanks for the
following donations received by them:
Mrs. S. s. CABOT, through Miss Mamie
Iiehtfoot Wilson, of Embark, Va, 8;
through Mrs. Or. J. Michaux, five gallons
railway coach finishing varnish, from
Valentine & Co., New York; two cases
of soups from J. II. Huchns Co; ten
moth-proOf bags, from the Detroit Manu-
featuring Company; piece of bric-a -brac
from julius Meyer & Sons. Richmond,
Va. nine boxes Of raisins from Mr.. j.
Teupte Tavloe, KEN county, California;
500 collected by Mr. Writ McMurdo
bakersfield. Cal Sent by Miss JAMIE r.
Figgatt, piece Of fancy work in memory
of Liberty Hall Volunteers, Lexington,
Va. Il. II. Anderson, 222 east Broad
street Richmond. Va. the beautiful steel
engraving. 1.-THE last meeting OF Geherai
r. +. Lee and Stonewa1 Jackson. .
From Orange $3.50 in addition TO SlO2
already acknowledged.
A supply OF Confederate souvenir spoons
viii be received May 10th. Price, 50. They
can be purchased by applying TO Mrs g
Med. Crenshaw. II west Main street
The historic screen from the Alaoailla
tent has been awarded to Miss Mary New
ton. for having formed the greatest num-
bor If correct words from the letters con-
tafned I'm the word Monument"
Miss Newton formed seventy-four
words; while this was not the largest
number. the words were certainly ar
ranged according 10 the rules. Others
ground out larger number OF words,
bu, some Of them were repeated, ana
changed with prefixes, sufixes, etc.
thereby using the letters ottener thah
tbe,, occur in "monument." All these
combinations, Of course. had to be thrown
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
The Unwilling ut Charlottesville.

General Thomas A. Brander. grand
commander Of Grand Camp Confederate
Veterans. Of Virginia has issued the tol-
lowing order TO the various camps in this
state. through Captain Thomas Elicit,
Acknowledgement:
The John Bowie Strange Camp. Con-
federate Veterans OF Charlottesville, Va,
has extended an invitation through this
Grand Camp. 10 all Of the camps OF the
department of Virginia. to attend the
unwilling Of n monument TO the Con-
federate dead who rest in the University
cemetery.
The grand commander urgently requests
each camp IN this department to attend,
n practicable, notifying Colonel j. NJ.
Garnett. Charlottesville. Va, how many
men they VIII bring, and the hours OF
arrival and departure TO facilitate the ne
cessary arrangements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

Boston Marine Insurance Company.

We beg leave 70 call the attention OF
our readers to the Annual statement OF
this hrst-class company. which appears
i'm our columns this morning. II WIN De
seen from this statement that on the Isl
~ January last this company had S,O6S, =
or 90 assets. and that its surplus over ana
above every liability, including It's capi-
tai of 5000 600. was n,39O522.26. or IN
other words, the company could wind up
It's business. reinsure all of It's risks IN
some nrst-class company, pay back It's
CAPITAL dollar for dollar TO It's stock
holders. and still have nearly N,WOVVO
I'm surplus 10 divide among Its stock
holders. This company is the largest
ioint stock. purely arine insurance com
oanv IN the United States, and Mr.. T..
l. Alfrlend. it's Richmond representative,
is prepared to take marine risks to al
narts of the world at the lowest rates
and upon the most liberal terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
DR.. Thomas Nelson Pages Marriage.

II is now a settled fact that Dr. Thomas
Nelson Page win marry Mrs. Henry
Field. of Chicago. and the wedding will
take place some time in the early part
OF June.
Mrs. Field was Miss Florence Lathrop.
who was born I'm Alexandria, Va. and is
related TO the Rarbours or this state.
She was educated in Washington, where
she first made her appearance I'm society.
She married the late Henry Field. OF
Chicago. about ten years ago, who died
two years ago. leaving n very large for
tune 70 his widow.
Mrs. Field is spoken Of as very pretty
woman. blonde. about thirty-four years
Of age In manner she II thoroughly
charming. and takes great deal OF in
,erosl an art. as did her late husband
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
FRom THE ASSOCIATION.
Lecture aud n Series OF Meetings fo'
Young Men.

Mr. James Alexander Blankingship, one
OF the designers OF the Worlds Fair,
win give full description OF the archi-
lecture and exterior decorations Of the
various buildings OF the Worlds Column
hian Exposition in the large hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association next
Thursday evening. The lecture wifi be
illustrated by fifty beautiful stereopticon
views. giving true idea OF what can
be seen al Chicago.
Beginning with Monday, May 18th, the
Rev. Theodore ". Rice, Jr.. Of Alexan-
dria, will make n number OF addresses TO
young men in the large haA OF the build
ing. These meetings viii begin at S1b
o'clock y. NJ. and continue during the
whole week. Every man In the city
should be present TO hear this interesting
speaker. The meetings are for men only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
yIrgjDiaBs in Chicago.

The following visitors from Virginia
were registered at the Alhambra Hotel in
Chicago on Thursday. May 18th:
II. p. Jones, Richmond; A. j. Ayers
and wife. Tazewell; Walter Lundin,
Richmond: Wnkie Tyron, Richmond; W.
c. Hundley. Richmond; Joseph Francis
Richmond NJ. b. Crowell, Fauquier; j.
T. Way, Petersburg; o. Il. Eyerhart,
Appomattox.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

Rev Or. r. p. Kerr. Of Richmond.
IL an ardent admirer OF old Scotia. and
has spent several summers among It's lakes
and mountains. He has consented to
lecture on Scotland for most worthy
object al the hall Of the Young Men
Christian Association on TUESDAY May
9th, al 8 +. NJ The admission Is twenty
ave cents. The superior descriptive quail
ties of DR.. Kerr's style I'm public dis
course will come into play. and an even
ing of genuine and refined pleasure may
be auticIpated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
Transacted No Rnslness.

The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation met at the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday afternoon. Owing
to the small attendance, however no bust
ness vas transacted, and it was decided
TO hold another meeting tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
WAITER y. MUSES. q ~
1905 Main street, opposite i. q.

Mr.. Warwick c. White, special agent
for the Newport News Building COM
many. has formed local board IN inns
city. and has placed among some Oh us
hest citizens and business men slNty- i've
thousand dollars OF its capital s'och'-
Alexandria Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
r,s Planters National Bank,

now quartered TN their new DphaH's'
offers 10 depositors special advantages.
Accounts of small dealers specially de-
sired. and every attention to the wants
Of patrons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
The Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity
Gotnpuuy

acts as administrator executor, assignee
receiver, registrar and transfer ageht,
and trustee for estates, corporations ana
Individuals. guardian, committee, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

The Virginia Mercantile and Sate De
post Company receives money Oh ue-
posit at li0S east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
Scotch Irish National Congress

meets at Springfield, o., on May nth to
18th.
A rate Of one fare and third has been
authorized via Chesapeake and ONO rail-
way. Those who desire to attend can fe-
cure rates and other Information by ap-
plving 10 Mr.. John ID. Potts, ID. r. A.
500 east Main street, Richmond, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

See the points OF the dry, cold all
Leonard Refrigerator at the f. q. Tay'
Tor Co. before purchasing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
unrirht Piano Bargalns

Slightly used Pianos for $780, w. 3Z''
and 500 each.
WALTER d. MOSES & CO.
1905 Main street, opposite L. ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

The virginia Mercantile and Saie lie.
post Company examines titles 10 reai
estate and insures purchasers and their
heirs from loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
The Value of the virginia Safe Deposit and
Fidelity Company

n widows and orphans cannot be COM
nnted as II stands as guardian of their
rights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

The Virginia Mercantile and safe De-
post Company acts as executor, adinihls-
traitor, receiver or trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

Following are the changes In the sche-
dule Of the Richmond and Danviiie ran
road, taking effect to-day: South oounu
train No. 9 will leave at LIS i. M IN
stead of 1z:i5 r. M; York RIVER nne
train No. "A at 7:O5 A. NJ. instead OF $40
A M. No. 10 will arrive here from the
south at b:l5 i. NJ, instead of $3.50 L. Nj.
No other changes in other trains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

The Leonard Refrigerator took frst
premium over all competitors at virginia
state Exposition. L. b. Taylor Co.