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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
0lus ben luremburser Mniieolunscn
Ser sc Wars Serolo" i6reibt:

Yer rSe Wars SerDlo" lhrelbt:
GbarIes Soiimaun, Sobn oes
Serru &. .. Soiimannt, 1T olS Goit Glert
OIL SteIIe oes GIert SirOn anseiteut.
aim Samita9 balien Die 6inoer Der ct.
Solepb's S6ule III SeAfarS, oel 9tamenS-
tag Sotber MeiS'S ~ieiern. Die ainper wareu
l6ol elitige 2Soteu su oielem SDede eill9e=
ilbt woroell lno poubradteu ibre Glide 9am'
lomos wle mir pom au9en;ell9en eriabreu
Baben.
GebleuSroS. & Is o., Al SpeuS, ga.
barel einen ileuen Glepator, uuo ldiebeI NJ
bielem 3pede ben altell arf Die Seite. Mtatb.
Goetslnger bat oen Sontratt sum AeMoeri
oeS alten Glepu.or'S erbalten. Die. 2Silmee
iino Wtitael Sieiier, Don YelfarS, iollen biz
MtaierarbeiteH SeS 6uloamentS iibernebmen.
Der Sort @aibington 3eitun9"
entnebmen mir:
rSn Sacaba, gSi5., lit am 0ieuitas ben
10. April, Sormitta9 t12 llbr, Sr. Jiic. @tarr
on ben Spl9en zines S6laganialls 9eltorbell.
Ger Serltorbene wuroe Dor II Sabren in 81
l,n9eM, Surembur9, geboren, ppn nor er pol
40 S,abreu no6 2lmcrita ousparoerte unb
Il6 bier ali Der iSarm auiiebelte. Gr pur
6mel Mai perbeiratbet, nit Der ibn ilberlCbel;
oeit Sattill crit lett eiiligel Sabren. Seinc
blnterlallellen Silloer ans erlter Gbe NIB
9dc. y. Mari Don Grdro SortS, Sat.
Sran Sbeooor &el.el, Srau Sbeobor 9Seller,
Syraii Sllbert S6reller, Srau ioeurp W,illler,
Srall Peter Slrdeil Ino Srau Gorn. S6mig.
q IL. April itarb ~ @anbefa, gSis.
Sobann NtfplauS Wiaer, eiH 8iuo ppu Mis
dael q. uno Suianna Wiler i'm Glitter Don
o Sabren.
Sur6 Rep. z. g. Selles wurbe,
am IL. AprIl III Wallbeta 9etrait Sr. Do
mimic @oide Don 6rebonia nit Sri, Warp
Momper pon S>olp Crop uno Sr. antor
&arter bon aurora, ST., nit Sri. Sulanna
Isolde ppn Sreoouia. Rad Der Srouuu9
fano Die weltere Seier oieler frobliden Sop.
pelbo6Seit I'M 9aule oes Srl. Setter ISOLDE
itatt.
Qebtbiu beiaroeu lid Die Serren Setter
Qeoenbab NIB Ri6olas Seder pom Milpau
tee III %unlerer Staot. nm lUb bier na6 einem
Ficllcs ElaB um;U,ebeu. Sr. Neoenba6 IN
Der FrGiioent oes oortigen vuremburger g.
N.=GereinS, uno bat oieler Hereln bel6lol
len, oielen CONNER eineu 2luSflu9 ilad
Nort W0lbingtou III uuterilehmeu, ulo guar
ON Sonnta9 ben "a. SUM.
Nus Wimoborl i'm fernen
Seras miro iiber einen 9anosmams
beribtet:
rSerr Nnton qaur Don Soma, 9eiGut sS
alS9e;etbnet III lSimbborit, er nil bier lebell
lno lterben. Sr ia9t, ct arbeite bier mebr
nIe III l%eiller Slgeno ulo es befomme ibml
auBeroroentli6 gut.
ger bo d 10. Sr. Bm. SrauS ieei
Niorrer Der ct. Stepban'S Uemeiuoe in oiep
Soelii, miro IN etlpa s,pei &o6an bic Seel.
Jorge Der 81. SalrentiuS @emeinoeiu Seller.
ion antreteu. Au oelien Stelle in Dem Goell
miro botw, Nr. seBler, ieBt III Soutb Wiil.
wautce ltotlonIrt, %treteI, ipelder pom Jtew
, Goeln aus audi in 3utumtt Die uelIe ct. Na=
riens @emelloe III SoutD Wilpautee perleber
Wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
3uj6ritt auS OtM OroGtcr.
sogtbmm.

miro Ole 6rQ9eoerG u
b /.
llno Oas nit Hedt: Senn oas Sinh, ous
mans e bGlterfragen eunt, lit nidt
10 9urs mrihuloig. User bat IS gebo=
rem! 9titt Die Seumten ielbit, am aller=
weuiAIten aber Die Oiritigen De-
amteu. Die liberale Earte /,
al ibrer Spite Die Serrn MeB=Si=
mOns=Sraneur Iino Die llrbeber Der
brennenOen 6r0ge. ,Sbre Veute",
oenen lie ibre 99abl ~perDanten, iino ia
eben Die Seumtcn, uno Die bon Oieieu
b%eeinfluBtsn 9SdDler. Was iagt nun
Die Eartei Der Suuob1uern sur De-
ihihte! Im licbiten bate lie Die Ge=
lhihte ins SanO Der Sottentotten &C.
miini1t; Oenn Die @ei6i6te ioQ 0uf
iGDrli6 $50. 900 Srunten drslauien,
uno Dns muB pob ons SanOuOlt Siem=
li6 Glles dllein beiablen. Nber oas
Giuo ut nun elunal '9eboren, es mus
AUDI grob ge5pgen luerbcn. Die 6rage
ablebnen, tOnnte Die Contemplated nibt,
obne lib Dem SOrwurf Des Yeamteu=
bafes Ols;uleBen; aud iugte lie lid:
IS lino &camten, Die mirtii0 eiu III
tleines 8eba!t baben: 10 Die GenOnr=
men, Srlsitrdger, Wtgtmdrter, SeDrer
H.. |. ~. Ont, mir wOlien Die auf l.
be II, umiomebr ais oas @elD oa;l
aus Dem 8eipinn Der 6puuerlipn Der
Stuatsl1uloen genommen tueroeu Ioll,
allo meme Steuern ni1t nDtbmenpig
linO. go mar Ol'o Die sduse &ammer
mi 9 wie elm Mann, Die yeamten9e=
batter all Subeiiern.
Nuu gebt es SIR Iusiiibrung. Die
Gummer errennt cine 6Ommilllon bon
Z damn. llno Dus Helultat Der Mr.
beiten Oieier Gpmmiiiion Der Sieben?
Bon Der u q m IN u III me bon
$50, 900 Or, iuiien 81 Yro=
alip falt 100. 600 Sr. (mebr
ols ~ auf Gin i ii nj Der
y e q NJ tenSabl uno Smar
Ol6e, Die DON Elm 8ebalt
pom iiber 100000 i 7.
uno mebr y dben!! Mun cine
tieine &e@nung. Sieies 6iinItet Der
Seamten bat mebr ais cin our1i1nitt=
lihes Gebalt BON 1000 Sr., bate allo
E ne y RI ODung gar nibt be-
Durit. Nlio miilien Die iibri9en
S%ieriiinitel oemgemdB wenigiten5 I'M
ielben MaBltabe erbObt weroen: Gr=
bGit Giniinitel 81 Yrps., 10 er6alten
6iinniinltel 5mal37-lS5 YrOs., alio
ilber AGO, 600 6rdnten, uuo bod iOll
Die gauge Summe MIR go, 600 1T.
allu iult mir Die SGlite betragelt. Gib=
tiger nod miiBten aber Die iibri9en
0ierfiiuItel, neil allein wirt=
lid beourftig mebr erbaiten;
nebmen mir einmdl Ginbalbes perbGlt=
niBmdBis bel, 10 tdmen mir al $50, 600
6runten, Damn tOnnte man Die y r
} Obun9 WObl gere6t nennen.
llno oo6 liuo nIr go, 600 6ranten
I'M ganSen oa! NliO Il. |. no.!
llno in oieier Summe lino peribie=
oene Slafen ppu pabrbaft beoilrftl9en
Seamten gar II d miteinbe9rri=
fen! Die Sammer-S ettiOneu limb oa=
Der audi ni6t reht einperltauoeu uno
ppllen Die GrbObunssiumme auI
$50, 600 6ranten b y
WiIen. aber nun Iln9t Die 9anse
Sa6e ben Steuersableru, B. B.. Dem
Sanopolt uHsemiltblib 81 wsroeu,
$50, 600 Sr. iabrIi4 msbr, ma9t lbsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24

mas Sypiep6 aus Sor6omps w,lrbe
beute Serr Sobam Marr, &illter all
bier, gum Gemeinoe : G%innebmer err
tlalrnt.
g Ill mern II, 2. Npri(. 0eute
pllroe Die dlteite Yerion Dieli9er De-
neinoe, Der friibere Sluri6iiB SObann
WeilanO, i'm gllter bon 81 Subren unO
s Wonaten beeroi9t.
Gii6en, .. 9lpriI. Seute Morz
gen eridoB lt0 bier Elm tnum u Sabre
alte jun9er Wanu, Namens Wtl9ae!
8oeBinger aus Sobiheio.
gu Staotbreoimus itarb
am 30. WtdrS i'm qlter Don 63 Sabren
6rau Wittme Gliiabetb Gir1, Seit=
lebens Gbe9attin oes per~itorbenen S.
Geimer.
Serr Con IL 9riif. 8ebiir=
tig bon Nieoerwilb. bisber gremier=
lieutenant i'm IA. Sinien &egiment
III BarniiOn Su Siittih, lit gum Suupt=
marm ielbisen &egimentes crnannt
ipproen.
Sn nj ter 3eit iOllen nitt
tueni9er ais Drei Yranntpeinbrenne=
reien III lllilingen erri6tet werOen, wO=
bon cine in SOller, fir Serrn 5beis=
Seioerideio uno 3pei IN lllfiugeu iitr
Die Serren 6ornelD=gertemes unO Bier
agent Wi6ael 6aber.
ip illtauO Der Is III / B {
Siiien.
Seirdtbeu. - Som II. Seb.: Nutou
@uoeu. arbeiter, nit Sbereia Nilrtb, obne
Stdto. Gom %. WtGr; SoDauu Gapttlt
SeltgeS, genoarm, nit Glilabetb &auf
manu-, obue Stauo.
Sterbefalle. = Gom I. Sch. 9Seber
Dtattbias. SObn BON Sernaro, Sa9lobner,
Is Sabre ait. Eom "a. Seb.: Rolter Nufob,
2SIttmer bon Stoli Puma 2atbarin, Nderer,
80 Sabre alt. Gom 10. WtGr;: GSiftor
Sn'anlo, Gbefrau pom SrauS SranG p
Sabre alt.
= ipil Il amo Der Is III ei e
III el D II IL.
Standardization 8. WtGr;: NifoluuS
Did uno Wdr9dretba Soltert, beloe aus
NtaGtmn. Som %. OtGr;: ltitolauS Wiu
TER aus SberSouoersbGulen ulo Maria i1eil
aus 2Sormelollgell.
SterbefGlle. = Som 10. OtGr; Sob.
Wilder, Niu;er, alt 10 Sabre, aus Nbu,
HbenouI Der &atbarind Soirt. &om %.
Wtdri: NobGrt Siihr, NSll;er, alt ~ sab
re, aus gbn, Sobn uOH lSittme i. $>irt.
Is mi | il ano Der u NJ i noe
W ertert.
Sterbeidlle.- &Om Is. WtGr;: Csc
Der Commit, nit 81 sabre. Sa0lDbner III
Wertert. &om %. NtGr;: Gtriu9er 2mlG
Mdrta, alt 30 sabre, oBue Stouo, uou &ol
lerbiuiS.
Is Rambler StaotG Rem ID.
SterbefGlIe.- &om II. NfGr;: @l-
tolduS heuter. ali 81 sabre, SSuIicr, Nbe
MANI pou SutIalln0 }l,t. &om 30. ItGr}:
Auua Srou;IstG ~oerScn, alt - Sabre,
0ausbGlteril, 2Sittue uOn hubert Nlliteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24

@eder. Sic &aoelaiiOn lit aud
bier in Der Spr bel 8 6rao WGrme err
plinet worpen. 3wei grbeiter aus Der
Giienbiitte oss Srn. u. Subiber ipran=
gen am 81. WiGrS in Die Spr uno
t&wammen lansers 3sit in Glulis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
un{er GanbSmann % y:
ibreibt urs pie folat:

Stacpuille, Sa., II. gpril.
Sreunb @onler!
Die brei Ginbre6er, bic man Dor etli6eu
SSo6eu bier ieitnabm, ullb na6 benz Geultr
Geidn9niB in Siage iibrte iino lesten Srei.
ta9 Nbenb, nafocm oieielber bic @eiGiianib:
Wtaler onr6bobrtel,, aus bemielben eutiloben
I6tlm9Spou,
Rid. u eploub.
Stacppille, Sa., 10. slpril.
Trennb @onner!
Die Ginbre6er pou oei,en i6 cSbaeu 9eiterr
bertttete lito beute wieper IN Worner, Sa.
s%ln9efanseW worbem.
Ibtnnssuoa,
81 t. 80 | la b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
b | It amo Der Is emeino
WormeIoi n9en.
6ipilitano StaotG em

SterbeiGlle.- &om II. MfGr;; 9ii-
tolaHS Reuter. ali q Sabre, SSluicr, Gbe
MANI pou Hut1ultl0 }lt. &om 30. ltGrf
2luna ,~Sran;IstG &oergcu, alt - Sabre,
SausbGlteriI, 9<tpe u0n hubert Vuibeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24

Mrsborf. gm |. gpril lit biel
ein Settar Walo perbramt. Sin,
SOtomOtipe bat Den Vrano peraulaBt.
Gttel b rId WGbreuo Der Otter,
ferieu puroe Elm Yienenclrius por
Serrn Yrofenor &unnsn abgebalten.
Oaucr oesielben: 5 Sage.
Nieberfemlen. Im |. MpriI
lino 30 Ires elmer 3idbri9en 2obbsde.
~su9eborig Dem Srn. Simburg su Bit
burg, perbrannt.
SaaupGge. Nm 3. Ipril &c.
lang es iuieoerum Dem 6Orlter oes Srn,
@rafen be SaintianOn bon Saiaupagt
uno Dem Selobiiter bon &ooange einen
Seidbrli6en Acknowledgements iet.
Sunehmen.
u iimelin9en, 80. Wlrs. gin
beuti9en Nabmitta9e erei9nete iib il
einem IN Setrieb ltebenoen Sfen eint
Grplolion: Die in oemielben beiiuoli6t
9liibenoe 8uBmaile ipriibte berpOr UNI
muroe Der in Der NGbe beibditiSte %.
jdbri9e Nrbeiter Nnton SdmiB. 9e'
bllrtlg aus SObi6eio, getrpIfen UNI
sur STEELE 9%etOotet. Der SOrper wal
nit ibredll6en Sranowunoen ilber'
so9en. Sin slueiter Irbelter Der 10
iGbriNe s. SOrber aus Sisler, Welhel
etwas lpeiter entiernt mar, erbielt eben'
falls bebeutenoe 0ranowunoen.- Sas
Heht, Die Stano9eloer auf bieIi9er
@phenmlrtten 81 erbeben, wuroe an
leBten Samlta9 einem Ser9mann gum
Yreile bon 1920 81. sno9ilti9 suSe'
lAlaSen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
,oIDA kISs ron FIFIr CENIs.
. u,...h Of Promise suit n Sequel to q
s,,.vb.rry Festival Episode

RAIDWIN'S, l., l., Oct. q chahce
,,,netine AT a strawberry festival In the
isreeDoTt church two years ago has ripen-
81 INTO a suit for breach of promise. The
nlaintiff is Miss Fuella NJ. Mueller, thirty
Years old. a resident Of this village.
Wuuam Corning. of Freeporl, Is the man
she accuses of tritling with her alice
,ions lie is twCnty-four years old, and
is a clerk In a brokers' office IN New
York. His home is in Freeport.
Al the festival referred 10, MISS Meuler
g. said 10 have been one OF several women
who sold KISSES for fifty cents each, the
proceeds going towards the church funds.
earning and his companions, so the story
goes. each invested nifty cents. Miss
Meuier was selected by Corning, and the
acquaintance began there was continued
until. according to Miss Meuier, they be
came engaged. and October. 1892, was fix
ed as the date for their wedding.
But the ceremony didn't take place on
the date named, and Miss Meuler asserts
that II was postponed al the request OF
Corning During the summer corning's
father died. leaving his son some money
AS Corning stu delayed the marriage.
Miss Meuler finally became convinced that
her lover intended TO discard her alto
gethcr so she has called on the courts 10
right her wrongs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
,vYsIxND VOODCHOPPEh-
IA Cut Down Big Trees at o'"'
,d s,lit Them Into Firewooo'

WASHINGTON, oct. 2.-PrLlssaatyga catlon
tary Thurber says the SIX wee ~ tbe Prcsi-
mas mas oe wbo Vii return to Washng,35na IN, he
Ge ae W sTon g and Vigorous tf fe in
has been for a long tm 81 exercise rel per-
the open air, with plenty Yen OF Of fifteen men
s s0nsy Of hundredacre New h tb
land arm could not fail to produce '''
desired result. .ro residents ply
az, So, AZ yI,dr ne he mentioned that about
S %eek S sso he lad oP. road s 6Sl"eeR w h5
hcUse and the rail. ~tay o The line was
elected aF through Piece Of E %Gqdla ms5
belonging re f REs asd thy S cot down
were SIls ,bat had 10 be sacrificed, the
ne i I'M heartily enjoying the heavy
II,la,,,al labor required. He not only cut
down some pretty pig trees DuI sp-l'
them into Grewood. oA vv.,h
irqtop tomorrow. ---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
sTEAM BOATa

XJIAulNIA NAyIGAIt0N COMPANY,s
Y FLAMES RIVER LINE Tor the So
shore cheapest and most pleasant rouIa
- Norfolk Portsmouth, Old Point New
mort News Claremont, and James River
landlnss. .Connecuons-At OLD Point and
Norfo,k. for Hampton and Smithfield
Va Washington. ID c., Baltimore, Phila.
Seiphia, and New York. James river oy
SsNfight Great tourist line. James,
town s Dutch Gap, and war scenery. Rates
less than half charged by rail- Fare to
Portsmouth. Old Point. AID Norfolk. $50
and 81 Steamer Pocahontas leaves kichs
mond every MONDAl. WEDNESDAY,
and Friday IS A. y sTREET ca Cans
WIZARD for aboys-named places
Through tickets on sale on steamer snt
AT CARRIERS Agency, No. Sol Main streat
Saggage checked through state- g1seea:
Engaged for day or hight. Music bv n
grand orchestrion,
FREIGHT.-Freight received daily for
above-named places and Eastern Sorth
Carolina; also, for Eastern shore OF Wiz.
ginIa and all regular landings on m.
James river. at LOWEST RATES. and
through bills Issued.
IRWIN wEISIGER. Superintendent
EDWARD y. BARNEY. President.
General ofiices-Planters' Bank Build
enS. 49,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
BY 4. y. Pollard
wv. ]. Puryear. Auctioneer)'

4 LARGE AND ATTRACIlSb n Sand
streets. THIS DAY, commencing at lo'oo
a large lot OF HOUSEHOLD ANp
KITCHEN FURNITURE SUITS IN W az
nut Stained Wood, OAK, ana :, IS Ssi%t'
2 OAK BUFFETS brand new, . SEM r :
ING MACHINES new, H0MIE-, 5 AND
SINGERS. in perfect order; kAI ,t.H.S ,
TABLES. LAMPS, TABLE ~ ScD -
PIANOS. ORGAN, COOkING A%D
HEATING STOVES. / ANTIQUE Ma
HOGANY SIDEBOARD. III.
This sale will continue until the en- re
stock IL closed out our friends ana .He
public invited to attend. NO room LOT
ioafcrs. Seats for ladies.
w. j. PURYEAR.
oc0c1t AuCuoneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
ACTION sALEs-Ihis Day.
BY Chewing & Rose
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. g north Tenth street
o,prsTEE s AUCTION SALE OF Nos.
,aoo 1921. 1922. AND l423 POPLAR
STREET.

By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated cIe i9tn
o,Sce Richmond Chancery Court. Deed
Rook $50 a, page lS5. default having
been made in the payment of the debt
therein secured. and being required by
auction. upon the premises. on
FRIDAY. the Goth Day OF Oct, 1884.
q, 40 o'clock p. NJ, 37xi4 FEET OF,
land, situated on the south SIDE OF
Popiar between Fourteenth and FIJI
toepth streets. being Nos. 1871 and ii23:
49, 80. 'i1IIy106 feet on north side OF Poplar,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, numbered 1920 and l422. THESE
hotses are never without tenants.
TEP,fS, cash =. K. ROSE,
90 "a Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

service in the Temple Beth-Hanedrash-
Hagl6ol. at i6 Moore street on Tiesuag
evening, some wine and cake were s, ned
rim The wine tasted so good. ne andeuj
,nnt Re waited for an opportunity 70
seal some more OF II from demlIohn
IN y closet OF the synagogue. -,
he drank too much OF u and LOST a.. a..
control Of himself when he got 70 s,e ei.
w When he was arraigned in the Even .sei,
Street Stree Police Court. and Justice WATSON son
committed him in the care, OF the 20 ~
cicty for the Prevention Oh Cr'si'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
FROM JACK,0N'S GKANDNIRCn.
Mrs. wilcox sends $50 for the Campaign
Fund, with "a Ringing Letter

NEW YORK. oct 25.-At the hour that
president Cleveland arrived Al the Grand
Central Station Wednesday morning the
Hon. John Boyd ThHChrr and his aSSO-
Ciate Campaigncrs at Democratic State
headquarters, in the Park Avenue Hotel,
were opening the morning mail All OF
the letters spoke cnC-lraElnEly. ana
many contained contributions in response
TO the calls issued several days ago. one
letter probably more than any other at
traCted attention. 1t was from Mrs.
Mary Emily Dome lson Wilcox, Of Wash
ington. She is the grandniece of Andrew
jackson. and was born In the white
House. Her mother was the daughter
OF Andrew Jackson Donclson. Mrs. VIII
coXs mother was the mistress of the
White House during the eight years that
Mrs. NilCON's granduncle, Old HICKORY,
was President Mrs. Wilcox in pre-
fatory note says
Il imbibed with my mothers milk a
love and reverence for Democratic pilh-
Ciples. and have never swerVed from my
flTst allegiance" Mrs. Wilcox then en-
closes her check for So, with the follow
ing letter: o,,, - e.,.t
WASHINGTON, oct. q, 1871
"Uon John b. ThaChcr;
"Sir.-Relicving that Senator HllIs clcc-
ton as Governor of New YORK WouIu h3
a triumph for the politcal ialth 'ieI Istle'
Nv INV forefathers; believing also thd'
Senator INNS action, IN sacrlnCinN PI'
Democratic standard-bearer III TINS cam
naign entities him To a place with those
Historical lcaders-ancleht anu HI'u,,I
who. when the great issues we're AT sldhe
and duty called, at once obeyed the sum-
,nnns and in the stoim ana stress OF
conflict did heroic service for uhth ana
liberty. / think every Democrat Sn"ui'
stand by him, the men giving 'heH NV'eS'
The women their prayers. -. ,.,,,,,
'.ln ali elections there are many legltl-
,,,,,in @xnenses. Knowing this | enclose
cherk for twenty-five &3) dollars
which though paitry e9ntTi9nn" o,to WIZ ~
>, ~ was said she did what she
rnmIdi prove acceptable and bear good
fruit in a worthy cause.
ii"i' ~ " VERY respectfully. o.,
"MARY EMILY DoN ,SL son, W xbcS Mrs
,,ss,I ietter was received. and Mir.
Thachcr handed It TO him INV T York sf slater
- ,nJnute is an hour 10 him, but ne
declared that ne would upset W SEGrSxnbnis ms
bbu . thanks. MIR. Thatcher ana others
S,sre delighted with Mrs. WilcoNs letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

No % makes all loGat st0p Ar L2nnef f5s
al RAGS c and al intermediate
6aints on the Western North Carolina
railroad. .,,,,t.a Limited Train o..
~. ~ "SIaeDers Richmond 10 Atlanta.
at s 3ifn and fI so Si% 1F
leahs any o., orleans with the Southern
aae ana aS" Texas and Pacific railroads
- Ill Te~Ss points. No extra charge on
''yestlbuled Trains,
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 4c2-"Atianta Special "Festibuled
z frcitad Train"-5:tO A 81. daily.
No. TS-Mail and E1press-o.S j. NJ.
daily. except Sunday.
20: tickets, Pullman reservations. DC,
apply at ticket office, Dyrd-street sta
ion; Richmond Transfer Company, sl
east Main street, and eompanys office.
s38 east Main street.
JOHN IL WINDER, General Manager.
T. J.. Anderson, GenI Pass. AGENT
IL, NJ. BOYKIN, City Passenger Agt.
s36 east Main street
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GOT DRUNK ON SYNAGOGUk WINE
Fourtesn-yesr Isasc Kestos Found in a

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Isaac Kestoe
AGED fourteen years. OF 81 Seigel street
Williamsburg, was found on Tuesday
night stupid from liquor in gutter al
was taken TO the STACY street police
station, where he remained in that condi-
uon until daylight yesterday. Then he
eaia that when he attended q holiday
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Addison T.. Grady,
The atlanta Accident Association, OF
Atlanta, Ga, a corporation duly chaF-
tered by and doing business undcr Inc
laws Of the state Of Georgia, III the
state Of Virginia.
The following copy OF summons is
hereby published. pursuant to an order
of said court, entered this day in the
above case.
Sheriff OF the city Of Richmond, Greet
We command you 10 summon the At
Ianta Accident Association. Of Atlanta,
Ca, "A corporation duly chartered by
and doing business under the laws Of
the State OF Georgia, in the state OF
Virginia. TO appear At the clerks Of
flee Of the Law and Equity Court OF the
CITY Of Richmond, at the courthouse OF
gaid city. at the rules to be holden Tor
the said court on the third Monday I'M
November next to answer the action or
Addison T.. Grady, Of plea Of covenant
broken Damages one thousand dol
lars And have then there this writ
Witness f.. j.. Winston, clerk Of our
said court at Richmond, the 81 day Of
October 1894. and i'm the 1l9th year Of
the Commonwealth -
=. +. WINSTON.
A cOpy-Tcstc:
= T.. WINSTON, Clerk.
CHAPMAN W. NORRIS and EDMUND
WADDlLL. JR, p. #. ocJ-irlW
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BY J. p. Elan & co, and A. L. Adamson'
Real Estate Auctioneers.

rpRUSrEE'S AUCTION SALE OF THE
TACKLED TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL "! ~ !,
THE GOOD LOT on WHICH 1T
STANDS. NEAR JEFFERSON PARK
I'm execution of the deed of trust from
Mary T.. Swan TO the undersigned tIus-
tee. dated September IS, 1893, and record
ed in Deed BOOK 40 A, page 40, Rich
mond Chancery Court, ! shall sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, October 81, 1894,
at 1870 O'Clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described i'm said deed, II being the above
named attractively-loca and valuable
property. on the east side of Mosby
street, very near the new and beautiful
jefferson Park. The lot fronts on Mosby
street - feet and has depth OF JD feet
to an alley IN rear; its width, however
is 30 feet from the distance or 81 feet
east of MOsby street, and 1t has also
upon il detached kitchen. At mod
crate outlay for Improvements, this may
be made a most desirable home, and II
is being greatly enhanced in value by
the new park and other improvements
in progress in that immediate locality
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale.
any delinquent taxes, and the sum OF
SiSI. with interest thereon from sep
temher rs, 1893; and as 70 the residue.
I'm two equal instruments, by negotiable
notes. at six and twelve months, with
interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser A L. ADAMSON, Trustee.
j. b. ELAN e co. and A. l.. ADAM
son, AuCtioneers. oc2O-td
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NJ: : w HorfOIk:HsstsrrB. R
~ --s''

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE a. lgl
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILU. BYE..
STREET STATION
'.'o A. ~. HICHAVAD AND NJD-
EOLA FESTIBULED LIAlt-
I'D. Arrive Norfolk II =
A. II. stops only at Peters
pHB. NaverIy, and SITJ.-
5ecyhd-class tickets not s.-
iTept'4 Tor passage on It's
300 A 81, the CHICAGO EXPIRES
i4r Lynch9urg, Roaa. s..
hoya, columbus. ana ChictEI.
Pullman Buffet Sleeper E.,-
hoAe 10 Columbus without
GHduge. Also for, publ
bristol. Knoxville, CnattanoO'
fphman Sleeper Radtot4 &c
go p M. I9I s.alr3ifE. Norfolk and =:
rnpu e A. 2}Tf ,e.IS, 4 10 = y p.
laskl, and Bristol come =
st Roanoke 10 A. M WITH
%Ias1ht1sston and chatts. .,,....
Roanoke to hemphl. ana So
ed Also. ior BiueHeld az
fm2 Saht sna al AiI'o s, 52rf Eo.S a
man m Palace Sleeper betas.l
B Bsf,G, a,aqy 'IE S1 oc Ey3s9ay.'.
900 L. ~. Also. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg TO E.t-
noke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lyn.s.
burg and the West daily at $40 A. ~
and 100 4. M: from .,oyIok Brf r.-
East at ll:O6 A. NJ. and NESTIBULED
LIMITED 100 p. NJ
r. W. COURTNEY
District Passenee Agent
w. Is. PHVTLL
General ass"uger Aren't
General of'cA Roanoke Va
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AUCTION rALEs-Future Days.
BY II. a. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING ~
| AND ALL NECESSARY bI
BUILDINGS, WITH LARGE LOT, SIT
irATED AT HIGHLAND SPRINGS, ON
THE RICHMOND AND SEVEN FINES
ELECTRIC RAILROAD.
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AMtSEMENTS,

TIIE NOTED NEW YORK CELEB
| RITES at the Y. NJ. c. \. FRIDAY.
the 10Th for the benefit Of the WOmcn'5
Christian Association one night only.
Tickets, % cents; reserved seats - cents
extra to be secured at s. ". c. \.
OC2J-2t
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE
,Commencius SATURDAY, october 9Th,
1874 at u li A. NJ, trains On this road VIII
run as follows.