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FINANCE ANn TRADR.
Tho Tonturcs of tho Money unn Stock
Ninrhets.

MARKETS..
NEW YORK. Iuly IO-Money on call cnSy ri
rce cent. last loan md closcd nt ! per cont,
Prime mercantile paper hi pnr cent stor'
lug exchange firm at e. S7tai S5H CONNER
cIql lIlls q sGiI silver certificates CiaGSc. Tho
total sales Of stocks to-day were i0luS7 shares.
The speculation today was un'lrr the iuiiu'
c,lco nf tho lnbur troubles In The west, Hnd while
generally heavy In fOnu Il wuS occasionally given
Il temporary strength by tho receipt OF cnconr'
pplrg nlvlCcs from Chicago.
chicago Gas was subjected 10 bear raid,
based on the belief TINT tho general strike,
which is threatened must result ~ serious IN.
Jury 10 the companyS iutercsiS. Heavy blocks
of tho stock were thrown on thC market, brcak'
inF tho prcG ~ per cent 10 IN, the last being
tho lowest price OF tho dhy. Oi the Wrnngcr
grnur. burlington & quincy WINS wrnkcst. h.
Ing sold largely on BOSTON Orders bRscd on Hntlc'
irntrl hcrrrnT IN Cafnlngs. The market was
sluggish ,lurlug the afternoon, incoming heavier
a, the day advanced aud closing weak at about
the lowest figures
Hallway hGnd market wal weak nnd irregular.
Government bonds steady.
State bnuiS inactive.
,,,Jna sun grNFU nVN+ TIDyg--Cf Ogrb mn
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sr Inr1s coNFrnENCE.

This they believed had como when
tho call was Issued for the labor confer.
enco In 81. Louis on Juno II. ThCy OK
pectod that tho smaller orders would
ioln with tho Knights and American
Railway Union in any scheme to down
the Federation Of Labor aud similar
organizations. Tho minors wore in rO-
volt and II was believed that tho big
uprising could DO brought about on tho
grounds that 1t was In their behnlf.
"With this idea In mind the repre-
sen,a,ives Of tho knights went TO tho
conference armed with q resolution
which, II put into effect, would have
brought about tho present uprising q
month cnrlior This resolution recon.
mendcd that tho executive board Of all
labor organizations OF America iasuG an
order within tho next thrce days to all
their members from tho Atlantic to
tho Pacific, and from tho gull to tho
lnkos, to roiusc unitedly to do any more
labor until the :minors' strike is aottled,
The resolution wont on to state that 1t
meant that tho locomotive engineer,
tho shoemakrr, tho blacksmith, car
IyIver. brakeman, trainman, skilled
mecnpnic, tho carpenter, skilled and
TrskiIIod lubor Of OvOry kind, shall
ccHso 10 work until their btothors in
distress havo boon accorded Justice, OF
ninth tho Unitod States government
tSi;os such s.cpsas will bring about the
naturalization Of tue coal mInOs OF
America
pgrs STEPS TO TIE FRONT.
at was found when tho convention
- .,,,,,;,,a 1oinv,ios
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NEW Yosx, IGls lO.-wool quiet: Domestic
fleece i9a2jc; pulled 20D2jo
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~ eoahgyi7OriO Stations
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vi Z. d.. ra.... ~ nnnt.-nl l,is,nn

~ Trains Run ny Central Time
rlCKrr oTTIcrs At PENsr.yAsLA ,ttsTAEruS O
WlYIN NJ, Pom " ELEYEK1H NJ. WliEELtf0,
AZ NCfUnE Howe WnEEIIHo ASD AZ rhE
PGNHATLvANIA STATION. DRIDoIFOn7.
nn...-r.rps.r pNeErrn..-. Pay NaNnI LlurIE..
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NInniA

PrSmrRuIr. Pa. July fO.-0pcnCd and lowest
S31Sc; closed &c; highest $40.
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INSIDE HISTORY
OF the Great Railroad Strike Told
by a Knight OF Labor.
CAREFULLY PLANNED BY LEADERS
To savO tho Order from Disruption
Owing TO tho Dissatisfaction in tho
RaakS How Debs Came 20 DO
Selected as tho Lcader-A Cou.
spiracy PurO and Simple.
PsGaS4sats Prsp, Ja.y ..

PiGIS1pats Prs1. JG.yo.
A prominent knight OF Labor. for
merIy standing nigh in tho councils Of
7. v. Powderly and while q secret oppo-
nent Of John ". Hayes and the new
exscutiae board Of the knights enjoy.
ing their confidence, yesterday told the
story Of the carefully planned uprising,
It's inception aud growth which led up
to tho present railroad strike.
1.-THE present STRIKE" he said, "had
It's inception last January and has been
spreading ever sineo."
"After the defeat Of 7. V. Powderly
In tho Knights Of Labor convention
last fall and the election Of ]. R. sover-
Oign general master woEkmon, month
suiIiCed to show the new executive
board that the order wac in critical
condition and that dissatisfaction was
rampant In Its ranks.
"Thoy realized that something must
BIO done to aIlay this dissatisfaction or
the utter disruption Of tho remnant Of
the order which still hung together was
almost unavoidable, Danger also
threatened tho orderirom other sources.
"Thc moro modern labor organizes
lions which had grown up about ii werc
planned upon lines Of organization hos.
tile TO tho very existence OF the knighta.
But one Of the young and vigorous la.
Dor orders OF tho country was built upon
tho lines Of tho knights and masscd
men earning 81 per day with those
earning Sc, and demanded that they
support each othor by sympathetic
strikes.
THAT ono order was the American
Railway Union with Eugene V. Dcbs Mt
It's head. From Dobs alone could the
new officials Of tho knights expect as'
sistancc in their battle with their rivals.
Faced by these two dangers, either
OF which threatened the utter destruc-
ton OF tho order. tho members Of the
general executive board decided upon a
limo OF action similar to that adopted by
Napoleon the Third. Threatened by
tho unrest and dissatisfaction Of his
subjects no turned their muskots upon
the Germans. Menacod by enemies in
their own and other labor camps these
new leaders concluded that their only
salvation lay in a general uprising Of
labor's forces against capital
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival sEd tcrs-tG-1 o. t7.ir' 81 4ls A'irs
Niy .. islt ts,i y,t..r Es'.s3N 2
1rFftls fsa.g-i4y Il ssfs'r1. isa4aA1 Tal. 81.
u7tay only gAsirrn s'1sla-i riue
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ONLY TIE BEST QUALITY OF
" STATIONERY. TlIE FlSiSf iSE ASD
TIE NEATlSr TYPE arc uscd IL thJ tOm'
'''''' THE LSTELLIGENCER JoGpEEtCS
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Petroleum.

NEw YoRW. fully iO.-IruoiCum steady;
Pennsylvania OIL SGlC1 ponv; Angut Option
Sairs none; closed At SIC bid; Lima OIL sales
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Mrs. N. Stevens Hart's
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1910 and 1878 arrkets.., Wheeling. VIVA,

1910 and 1878 Market Sc, Wheeling. VIVA,
Tn, Island cars and electric motors pasy ths
door Thlnl annual session begins MOSDAl,
SEPfEMI,ER rs. 1871, continues thirtS.ninG
wroeS. divided into four terms THIS school
CfcrS a complete and thorough education IN
practical English, Mathematics, English ClasalcL
Latin and Modern Langnn:cL -
Tbs school consists VI Primary. Grammar
Asudeu,lc aud College Preparatory departments.
Tho methods and course OF Instruction WIZ
coiuuarr iavornbly with tho best salninariei IN
the country. A., ,-,,,
Gtan,InRs For circulars or interview, apply 70
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
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AN UPRIsISu DECIDED CPoH,

"At secret meeting Of q majority Of
the general executive board Of tho
Knights last January this action was, I
am informed, decided upon. No stated
timo, place or occasion for the uprising
was fixed upon, it simply being deter
mined that within Six months At tho
first favorable opportunity such an up
rising should BIO brought about and in
tho meantime that funds should DO
raised and preparations made for the
OCCASION.
az tho uprlsin0 was successful Il
would forever silence the enemios Of
the new executive board In tho knights
and moreover would establish the form
Of organization OF the knights ne the
successful one and eventuate In tho alb
sorption by those orders Of all otlabot's
forceu.
"In furtherancs of this plan secret
orders were sent to the master work
men Of all tho local and district assem-
bIies throughout tho country appealing
10 them to urge their mombers to con-
tribute I've cents per capita per wee X to
fund TO DO used to meet tremendous
emergency OF national importance.
'Gfhis appeal was most successful, &C.
pecially IN the west, aud tho fund grew
apaco. Tho scheme was aided by the
fact that tho country was financially
depressed, factories wcro closed and
workingmen hungry and in distress.
Moreover tho circulars acnt out had
about them that air Of secrecy and mys.
tory which Is so catching with the un'
thinking.
shortly after tho sending of these
orders the Coxey movement began to
take form. The leaders held confer.
once md finally decided that the arrival
OF Coxey's army in Washington would
DO tho proper timo for tho consumption
Of their plnns.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On aud Gs:ur Sunday. Surea rsoi, prs'nagu:
TRIMS vii run rs follows 'Da!lg. tDAly TX
cont Sunday. Ccu9ruitiDn
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T+onin1i FSHRs-IemorrA g. 6Gii N per hoX;
bannIlns, 81 ONn O0 per bunch; NCSlnn oranges
60 Ijai 10 por box.
lnrrrl. Rhubarb. ljc per iOlCn. Lettuce, &c
pcr bushGl. New IOSo potatSN 81 iiHl % pcE
barrel. Green braus hgc per bushpl. Pens.
home stack, iOc pr GuShrl. Tomatoes q . per
tiny. VIrginin onions. q Il yer bnSh"l, g. u
Dor barrcl RnsphcrricS, Ga7U Whtermclong,
Slsa2O per 100 CIGumbcTI 7Jc per half buslel.
Cantul6upcs s. go per c.uto
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at was found when tho convention
met that tho conservative delegates
from orders like tho brotherhood of
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bSsloI SsF FROM T1t st Ion 60c Oats. on. Of
store, western crup, GOc pOr bushci.
FtCur-fGnCy roller mill winter wheat, WOOD
OF g 70 per bafrG paper. 1! Is pet barrel: spring
wheat NinnohGha s. . In shcE, s. p PER barrel.
Galaxy. e. IS In sack, q IS IN bHrrci; hllshuTy
Hour, Il 20 III wood aud OnoeiRhth cottoni 81 ~
~ paper.
Eesl-Brnn sl7als per ton; middllnEs sisit9
per ton. Hay, OnG1. sl4 uhl) % per ton, rctSII;
loose hGy, ell Olal6 % per ton
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Rus1-Country choicO per h., lie; country
good %; country fnir. &c.
Egg1-Frc,h IN rnSO lOc per dozen; In
barrels, loo per dozen,
chickens. spring. itc; chickens, hen. &c;
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n1Nps An srocN 0roTlII0ys-clOgED nm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-15
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS
OF THE
RICHMOND ( DANVILLE
Il. II. COMPANY.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
OF VIRGINIA.
Central Trust Company. Of New York.
and others
Against
Richmond and Danviile Railroad Com
pany and others.
CONSOLIDATED CAUSE.
Central mus Company. OF New York.

Come now the parties by their rospec-
tive solicitors anu Oh motion OF the COM
plainants, il IS ordered that the Special
Masters. Messrs. VI. f. PLEASANTS and
THOMAS ;. ATKINS, be and they are
hereby ordered 20 file a report OF the re-
spective claims filed with them, or that
may be- hereafter Med under the orders
heretofore entered IL the case Of VIII
liam T. Clyde and others versus the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany and return with said report all
testimony taken hy them relating 10 said
claims. under sucn classification as shall
be selected 10y them, on or before april
10. 1894. III is further ordered That the
Special Masters give notice OF "a day fixed
by them for d final hearing Of the refer
ence made 10 them by publishing a mo-
tice for ten days prior to tine day fixed
10y them for such hearing, in some daily
newspapers published i'm the cities Of
Richmond, Va. Baltimore, nd. Green's
borO, y. c., and Columbia, s. c.
\. COTE, Circuit Judge.
March 3. 1854
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HoM's This {?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls catarrh Cure
i. j. CHENE Y eco, Props, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known T. j.
believe him perfectly honorable in ali
business transactions and financially able
10 carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST x TRUAX. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. q.
WALDING, KINNAN q MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mn,
cous surfaces of the system Price. 55c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists Tes
timonials free.
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The "Silver Tea" given by the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the East-End Baptist
church Tuesday night was quite a sue
cess 1t was well attended, refresh
ments were plentiful, and the entertain
Inent, consisting of songs, Rotations, and
instrumental music. by Messrs. Sherey
brothers and Smith. was very much en-
jOyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-15
BY III. Seidon Taylor & Son
and Apperson X Pollard,
Real Estate Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE or THAT VALU-
L ABLE BRlCk-HARD, contalhlhs
57l ACRES Of fine brick clay, situated
on Osborne turnpike, near Rockets on
the line of Chesapeake and ONO railrodo,
and known as John T. Maynard yari, :
also a SMALL TRACT OF LAND, ABOUT
one mile east of Richmond, on the Us
borne turnpike. or River road, containing
about 1l1a ACRES.
BY virtue Of deed of trust from John
T. MAYNARD and wife TO the Undersigned.
dated May 20, 1880, duly recorded III The
clerks office Of Henrico County Court
in Deed Book l27 A, page 2OO, de-
fault having been made in the payment
Of the debt thereby secured, and at the
request Of the beneficiary, we will pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
THURSDAY. March 10, 1894.
at ! o'clock T. NJ, that valuable BRICK
YARD PROPERTY above mentioned,
and Immediately thereafter, say about
1880 Il. NJ, we will offer that SMALL
TRACT or LAND above referred 10.
containing about llh acres The above
mentioned real estate Is a part Of the
property conveyed by said deed OF trust.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay cost
OF sale and the sum of $1,000 with in
terest thereon from December -, 1913.
and the balance, whatever il may be.
on such terms as will be announced
at the hour OF sale.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
A. ". PATTERSON,
mh3-td Trustees.
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n FFICES FOR RENT IN CHAMBER
l y ~ .-I.L Ill. q 4, RIfIIDING.

n FFICES FOR RENT IN CHAMBER
W on COAIt.LRCE BUILDING.
one large Office, 29X55 feet with smaller
office l1xlJ feet, and vault SXl2 feet
attached. Located corner Ninth and
Main streets; entrance Ninth street,
suitable for real estate, insurance, or
some similar business.
one office on second floor l2xl5 feet.
one Office on third floor. l4l5xl3k feet.
one Office on fourth floor, l2Xl5 feet.
one Office on sixth floor. 40x2i feet,
pecialy suited for an Engineers or an
Architects Office.
Also Cigar and News Stand in main
hall of building, fronting Main street
for which proposals will be received til
Saturday at II NJ. Privilege reserved
Of declining any and all bids.
For further information apply at Of
fee Of Secretary, Room 10 Chamber Of
Commerce Building. mhli3t
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RAILROADS


X a MOND. FnEpERlckspf.f.-,
~ AND POTOMAC K4Ii- -i,4S lASIS 10
- commencing JANlrApv - o.
Eastern Sasd standard time. - i''a-
'''' ~ ~ Leaves Leaves Byrd-street static,
ea"{ except sunday. ston.
a. rhDa and local sfatlor.
Gives al Wasnlngton u,
5VA r. Az, Baltlmsre. III
a. ~ Philadeiphia. s't7 y
~ New York. 6.3 p Al puf.
s.so =, iet Parlor-Car o. Wa.si--,e,.
Wv a. d. New York and Florida spsc .y'i'
AZ Pullman vestlbuIed cs,s
leaves Byrd Street 49,.
aally except Mondiy. M ~.
"a charge other than utesi
' leaves Byrd-strcet static,
10y Stops at Elbo. Ash'
,@nd. boswell. Milford. Pr.5.
ws'ttHessonrs, Brooke. and W'i..
iat,l Arrives az Wax
nsson az $40 p. N: p.if
a o;-t 4. ~. PhnaGe'rtI'
a. a., New YORK. d. 6
"a Also connects La ~
sloh with the C0neres..
limited lall Pullman ps,.."
T SosS 2nd Pennsylant rt
"1 dihing-carsl leaving a...
,or a." =; ~. arriving R.,.y
7i5 p \, york 9.OS p N -"l New
dsiiys' tss5s5rei--srset station
80 PHI 1ih and Wash.rs,,3
Ashlarf nia. STOPS La lfh.'
FreSeri boswell Nif,-F
Widewsie.o lrg. Brooke. a-J
sfstIonno'ef Stops st ofr...
rives go SUNDAYS
= N az ashlngi0n az OBI,
pbtH. baIflm0ra. a. 20 ~
sos a. NJ. AT 3rx, s' \, A M ~ "''
VI uaht. Sleeper mon,
s,iS o"e Froieucksfa~r ,,f
ny, bosWeN Ashland 4
hlDa. STOPS al oth., a't
uu2ns on Sundays pa.
2;3sP NJ ashinston at 800 A W'-'f
49, 1SslfiVes Byrd-Street s,.,i..
uaHy. except Sunday s,
a. rloa' W.lewate- B-o,,i'
~, .blrg Milford Do,'
-, Ashland ana rTh.
N@'es Washington "a 1857
W, blnat panor-Car from
tbs P NJ. Arrive s'1 g,,,s.
LAZY, stops only AZ Fros
IaNsoufs. Milford. and Do'.
Wen. Pullman cars tom N..,
York and Washington. 49,.
washington 3.6 p. 81 Do.s
s.sop =, not stop at Eiba
a. Arrives at Byrd-Sira.f et,
uon daily. Leaves Waetir.
ton f52 p. n. stons at rgt,
and local stations pfnr,,,
Car from Washington
''-' T. NJ, New York and Florida s,o,i.i
NJ Pullman vosfihuios c,re
Arrives an Byrd Street atett,-
daily except Sunday No cvtr,
charge other than usual Pun.
man fare.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOp1fODA.
TON
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
400 i. NJ Leaves Byrd-Street station.
arriving Fredericksburg az
6:33 =. ".
o'5o "A. NJ, Arrives az Byrd-Street sta
ton; leaves Fredericksburg
$50 A. NJ
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Gas A. NJ, Leaves Elba: arrives at Ash.
land az 7.39 A. NJ
$40 r. NJ, Leaves Elba. arrives az Ash
land At TOT =. NJ
6:i5 A. NJ, Arrives AZ Elba leave Ash.
land az sos A. NJ
6.0i y. NJ, Arrives al Flha, leave Ash.
land "a Sis p NJ
Q. A. TAYLOR, Trafic Manager.
f. T. -. MYERS
General superintendent.
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HEAD OFFICE-NO. S2} E. MAIN ST.,
Chamber Of Commerce Building,
Ninth and Main Sis. POSt-Ofilce Box 4O0.
mh3-tf
VIRGINIA sECURIiI.s.
Commonwealth Of Virginia,
Office Of the Commissioners of
tho Sinking Eund

Commonwealth or virginia,
Office Of the Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund,
Richmond, Va, March ., 1894
4 CITING UNDER AOlhORIl1 CON-
N FEkkED upon them by law the
undersigned, Commissioners OF the SINK
Ing Iund OF Virginia, nave Appropriated
out of the surplus of the treasury ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
the month of March, for the purchase
of the bonds of the State of Virginia, issued
under an act approved February 20
lSg2. known as Century Bonds, or
February II, 1ss2. known as Riddle
berger Bonds" with all interest thereon
from January l. 1891, and they hereby
advertise that they will receive offers
for the sale Of such amount or the said
Bonds as the said sum OF one hundred
thousand dollars will enable them TO
purchase.
the Commissioners at or before o'clock
T. A. on the 18th day OF March. 1871
dressed 70 the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund Of Virginia: shall be sealed,
and shall be opened by the Commissioners,
or majority of them, on the 10Th
March, at noon, IN the presence OF
the Governor Of the Commonwealth. or,
i'm the event OF his absence, in the pres
ence of the Secretary Of the Common
The Bonds offered at the lowest price
shall be purchased TO the extent above
mentioned: provided, however. that the
said Commissioners shall have authority
10 reject any and all bids made In pur-
suance Of this act or TO accept portion
of the Bonds that may be offered by any
party. JOSIAH =, - hAND' Jh'
MORTON MARYE,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund OF
Virginia. mh6-eodtl9
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n :: !: VI EaTaliEsstsnR

SCHEDULE Is EFFECr NOV. Id isog
LEAN 4, hithMDND WAILYJ. bYItD-
olhELI STATION
900 a. NJ. lJInalOND AND Non.
tyLh EESriBULkD LIMIT
ID Arrive Norfolk IN -
a. ~. STOPS only al pefcIa-
D4es WaSsTly, and sun0lA.
H,-yui-Clsss tick0ts not a.
Ssplea Tor passage on tnis
800 A. NJ. TIE CHICAGO EMPRESS
Tor LyncnDurs, Roanoke.
biueneid, locanontas, he
nova, Columbus. and CaifasO.
Pullman bunet Sleeper itOAn-
oAe 10 Columbus wltn0lt
change. Also. for Pulaski.
Bristol, hAOAFile, Ih4tltnJV-
"a, and intermediate poiuts.
Pullman sleeper kadfOrd 10
Sop. NJ, FOr sunolA, Norfolk. ana ia
tegmedl4te statlDns. arrives
at Norfolk AZ SO 4. III.
1850 p. NJ. FoF kos9oss, ih,aasoga, ~.
al Roanoke $40 A. NJ. with
Washington and Chattan0osa
Roanoke 70 Memphis and Ne"
orleans. Dining Car attach
ed Also for Blueneld and
Pocahontas, Also for Rocky
Mount and all stations on
Wlnston-Salem division. Pull
mar Palace Sleeper between
Richmond and Lynchburg.
Berths ready Tor occupancy a,
900 H. M Also Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg 10 Roam
Oke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
hurg and the West daily at SO A. ~
and 100 p. NJ; from Norfolk and the
rast Al 1880 A. NJ. and YESTIBULED
LIMITED TOO Il. M.
r. W. COURTNEY,
District Passenger AgenI
". n. BEviLiA
General Passenger Agent
General once. Roanoke. Va
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
e,r~ ROAD COMPANY.
ShORIESI AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Co.. SOUTH AND SOUTHW EST
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 81. 1893.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81. 1850 A. N.
- SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for Dan.
oNllle, Greensboro, Winston-Salem. Com
meets az DdnVille with the Washington
ana southwestern Nestibuled Limited
carrying sleepers to Asheville and Hot
springs, Columbia, Augusta. savannah,
mlnsham, Memphis, Shreveport. and New
orleans. Al New Orleans and Memphis
connections are made for all points in
Ie&as and California. Sleepers Richmond,
va, to Dsnville and Greensboro.
TRAIN No. 50. l2:40P. NJ.
L'AST MAIL, daily for all points South
4 ana southwest. Connects at Moseley
with Farmville and POwhatan railroad;
keysyllle Tor Clarksyille, oxford. and
Carries sleepers Danyine to Columbia.
Augusta, savannah, Jacksonville, and
Atlanta PariJr Car Atlanta 70 Blrming-
ham.
TRAIN No. II. 600 =. NJ.
A MELlA ACCOMMODATION daily ex-
II cept Sunday for Amelia Courthouse
and intermediate points
Train No. 81, $40 A. NJ. daily except
Sunday, carrying passenger coach to
Amelia Courthouse. stops at all sta
tons Slows up as other trains Ar
rves Manchester 4:l5 j.. NJ
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No. 81, 700 A. NJ; No. 80. l.2j
7. NJ; No; 10, e45 a. NJ; (Manchester,
4:45 z. NJ
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] JACHED FRAME DIV EILlNb No:
JOG FEDERAL STREET, BEIW len
ST. PETER AND ST. JOHN STREETS.
In execution Of a deed Of trust dated
September 5. 1891. and duly recorded ~
Richmond Chancery Court, In Deed BOOK
IA A. page 81, and in pursuance oi d
decree OF said court, entered on me %
day of March IN the suit OF McCuTdy,
Trustee against Norreh ct. ais, WILL
offer for sale, upon the premises on
THURSDAY. 10th March,
AZ $3.50 o'clock +. NJ, the above mentioEed
PROPERTY, consisting Of lot and IN
provements, fronting Al feet on the north
err line of Federal street ana running
back a good depth, sufficient OF when -
vacant to enable another mousse 10 NC
TERMS: Cash as to cost of expenses
Of sale and suit. ali delinquent taxes
ana TO nay off the following notes: 81,
with interest from nth September ~
SgI with interest from llth March loJo,
and 81 and 5000, with interest rom M
September IL. 1885; balance as may pe
announced at the time OF SAFE. II -
very probable that much more more ~ ilo saia
terms may be announced at time OF sale'
mh1O-td II. A. McCUkD1. trustee.
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specIaI Masters, OMce.


Richmond. Va. March =, isHI
In accordance with The above order,
we have fxed on Tuesday. the 10Th day
of March. 1894. as the time. and our
Office in the city Of Richmond. Va, as
the place for the FINAL hearing Of the
reference therein made
PLEAS A.-rS.
TIOS. 5. ATKINS.
mhG-lOt Special Masters