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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-03
A ooNrEMPrIBLE PUBLICATION

The Grafton sentineI's" Desperate At
tempt to Make Political Capital at the
Expelse of the Character of Captain
John Riley Phillips.
Sss,toL 70 me Rs0,sl--.
PHILIPPI, w. VA, November 2.-The
most contemplate, disgraceful and dis
gusting thug that has come to light so
far here in the campaign appeared in to-
days Grafton Sentinel. II was an arti-
Gle with a display head, rejecting on
Captain John Riley Phillips, who died
last week, at Valley Furnace, this
county. The article says that his death
was caused by imbIbing too freely OF
Democratic campaign whiskey, and
commenting on his death, says that al
though an ex-Confederate soldier and
able TO carry several Yankee bullets In
his body, yet the WhiskeY was too much
for him.
1t is as false as hell itself, Capt
Riley Phillips was one of the most
highly respected Christian gentlemen
who ever lived in this county, and no
respectable, honest man can say word
against his character. He was sober,
honest and upright, and this attack
upon him will be resented by his many
friends here If the editor of that paper
were in Phllippi to-day, he would do
we'll II he escaped violence. The article
against John Riley Phillips simply
shows to what desperate straits the Re-
publicans are driven. The feeling here
runs very high to-day against the Sen
fileL
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mo- Arranrsa . Ner eduIe

BALTIMORE, November 2.-Balti-
more aud Ohio officials from points met
az Camden Station to-day 10 arrange a
winter schedule. Vice President Lord
presided. Among those present were
Messrs. James Cnesbrougb, St Louis;
L. s. Allen. Pittsourg; E. ID. Smith,
Pi,tsburg; J. Nan Smith. Chicago; w.
z. Rupert. Columbus, o.; j. b. Patton,
PIttsburg; T. c. Prince. Winchester,
Va, and c. c. Bent. Philadelpbis.
Tomorrow another meeting will be
held a. Philadelphia 70 arrange .
schedule for the Blue Line.
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TO.DAf'S FAIRMONT MEETING.
Thousands of People Expectsd-spsaking
From p. IN. Till 10 O'Clock.

Special 70 pss Rs0lStsr.
FAIRMoNT, w, VA, November .
The Democratic campaign for William
l.. Wilson In this county will be closed
here tomorrow and will be one OF the
greatest meetings ever held in this por-
tlon OF the State. The speaking will
commence at one o'clock In the after
noon and will continue almost without
interruption until ten o'clock at nignt,
while great parade will be a feature OF
the evening. Among the speakers will
be Hon. w. L. Wilson, Hon. Charles :.
Hamlin, First Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, Hon. William McAdoo,
Assistant SecreterY OF the Treasury,
and others equally as distinguished.
Excursions will be run on all railroads,
and there will be very large attend
ance OF Pennsylvsnis Democrats, in
tluding the famous Randall Clnb, OF
Pittsburg, and the Woods Run Escort
Club, also OF Pittsburg. Present indi-
cations are that the Pennsylvania con-
tingent alone will number fifteen hun
6red, and fully five Thousand voters
will be in town during the day If the
weather Is at all good.
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is no doubling the fact that the repuo-
lie believes IL mas lost one OF its best
friends by the death of Alexander Ill.
The tri-color Of France, draped with
black Is displayed on all sides, and
mourning emblems are TO be seen In
many houses, while pictures Of the dead
Czar, draDed with Grape, are 10 be seen
in countless store windows. The favor
ite form OF mourning display is the
draping OF Russian and French nags
combined.
All the theatres will be closed to-
night and they will all be closed on the
day Of the funeral.
The municipal council OF Paris met
to-day and drew up an address OF con-
dolsnce.
The Journal Des DebGtS recalls the
great qualities of ths Emperor, who did
not fear TO ally the Russian empire with
the Democratic Republic, adding: "Ihe
experiment was conclusive and peace
never seemed better assured than now,
We hone that nothing will be changed. ="
The Matin says: "In the mourning
in which French and Russian patriots
are plunged one consolation remains. 1t
is that the work which Alexander III.
founded will be continued by the new
Gar, who furnishes an example OF hlial
piety."
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MR.. WILSON IN BALrIMoRE.

Five Thousand People Hear the Famous
West virg n ian IN the Cyclorsma Build
ing.
BALTIMORE, Nd, November Con
gressman VIM. L. Wilson, OF West Vir.
ginia, addressed 5000 people in the
Cyclorama building. this city, tonight
1t was q reciprocal speech rendered 10
John K. Cowsn, who has been cam
paigning in Mr.. Wilson's district for
several days.
Ex-Governor PinkneY White was the
presiding officer aud introduced the
tariff reform leader in happy allusion
to his great work in the tariff 6Ght.
Messrs. Cowan, the candidate for
Congress from the Fourth district and
Isidor Rayner, the present representa-.
tive, also spoke.
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No.. % NihnIrt Lsadsr.

LONDON, November 5.-Stepnalk.
the Russian NihiliSt. said: ave
Nihfists have decided upon an imme-
dlate, fresh and widespread propaganda,
L may be revolutionary, but not In the
name OF dynamite. In the reign Of
bombs aud dynamite is ended. Al
Ahough q few fools may advocate
h. all thinking and responsible Mill
isSs repudiate it. We want a powerful
buSlegal agitation or an open reTolU-
tion. which. in my opinion, would DO
more effective than the propaganda
We intend 10 agitats society by the
pressure Of public opinion, and not by
sxploslVes."
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GOT THEN OK TIE RUN.

Republicans Renting All Available Meet
ing Places TO Prevent the People from
Hearing Democratic Speeches.
Special to the Register.
DAVIS. w. VA, November 2.-Hon.
r. j. Monaghan had to hold an open
air meeting here tonight, as the Repub b.
licans have had the town hall rented
here for several days to prevent the
Democrats from speaking 10 it. This
is another OF the tricks they are play
ing all along this road. They seem to
be afraid for the people TO hear the
Democrats speak.
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NOTICE! NEWS AGENTS.

The REGISTER of Wednes-
day morning, November 9TH,
will contain latest reliable Elec-
ton Reports. News Agents
wishing extra copies will please
send in their orders for that
and succeeding days without
delay.
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TIE SUTTON BARBECUE.

Prospects that It VIII Be the Biggest
Event of shat Towns RistOry-GOOd
Speakers to be There.
Special 10 the REGISTER.
WESTON, w. VA, November 2.-Hon.
s. V. Woods and Ex-Governor Flem-
ing addressed large and en-
thusiastic audience at the Court
House here tonight. They are
en- route to Sutton, where they, with
Hon. c. w. Daily and Col. Arnett, will
speak at the barbecue. 1t is estimated
that this will be the largest CROWD ever
assembled in Sutton. Special trains
will run from here and all intermediate
points.
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The President Goes TO Woodlsy.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November q
President Cleveland and his family
moved to-day from the White House TO
their suburban place at WoodleV on the
heights, overlooking the city, about
three miles away. Their stay there is
indefinite, but will probably be extend
ed until Congress reassembes. The
President will drive in TO the White
House to transact the public business
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BAnRIsoN AT ALBANT.
Many People. Curious 90 soc = Real,
Live EI-Prssidsnt, Go TO the Dspof.

Many People Curious 40 see = Real,
Live EI.Prssidsnt, Go to the Dspof.
ALBANY. y. Y. November Five
thousand people jostIed aad pushed aud
defed the police Ia such q manner ia
the Union Station this afternoon, that
all control OF them was lost, aud tbe
officers were Obliged 10 simply stand ~
and aid women who had ub.
luckllG gotten into the crush. -
clear the track when tran
approached. Even the approach OF an
engine did not seem 70 make the yait
Assem- blage move. and when the ira n
bearing ex-PresldeDt Harrison roll'
into the depot yard az $3.50 the enRin-
eer bad 70 stop several times 10 order
70 avoid running down some OF the
crowd.
As soon as the train stopped, tho
crowd surged forward towards II, car
rying screaming women and children,
and several women were taken out with
difficulty 10 a falnting condition.
Such scene has never been Wltnes oil
10 Albany before. Not only was toe
platform and yard crowded with people,
but the roofs Of the sheds were black.
and when the train stopped. men and
boys climbed on top OF the roof OF the
cars. EI-President Harrison was 80.
planded snd eheered when be stepped
out upon the platform and IL was some
minutes before be could speak for the
ovation.
His words were only hesrd by the
people within a radius q City feet, the
vast crowd outside that circle being dis
appointed.
He touched briefly upon local issues,
and then euIoglzed eI-Viee PresldenN
Morton. he then referred 10 the na
times and the national issues.
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Anirnrna and SO. 600.

CINCINNATI, O., November Mrs.
Louise Young was to-day granted di-
vorce and StO. 900 OF alimouy from Gen.
Hal. c. Youhg. Both had been divorced
shortly previous to their marriage and
their case has attracted much attention.
General Young is In Paris, having been
away during the hearing. He was ably
represented by by attorneys, who gave
notice Of appeal.
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NEWSLETA
Interesting Pieces OF TslsgraphIo News
IN small space


IN small space
OMAHA, November 2.-F'ire this morn
ing DESTROYED one building Of the Ham.
rnond Packing Company. causing 500, 600
loss, and killing two iremen.
/, SEATTLE, WASH, November 2.-The
humber schooner Fanny Dutard, reports
Aat the Ivanhoe, with +. J. Grant ex-
NRister to Bolivia, on board, sank on
s Aember 80.
EREAL- QUE.. November 2.-The re-
ma the late ex-Premier Honore Mer-
ciel buried to-day. Business was
VenI kpended. Prominent Liberals
head nSer Of the opposition in
the nnenL Hon. Filfred
Iaur PROCESSION.
VA ID. @, r1vember 9. The
cash the treasury today was
slO6.0 IA reserve s6l. .49S. 66a
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A Two-stOry Frame Building Burned
a Narrow Escape.

- AsCepSs
Spee,a, 70 n. Re1Ist<r.
SALEM, w. VA, November 2.-The
alarm OF FIRE was given tonight at
about 10 o'clock aud the people all turn
ed out with buckets and ladders, as
usual, and did great work, but were un-
able to save the building, which belong
ed 10 NJ. Fl. Davis. The building was
a two-story frame, the upper part being
occupied by w. D. Davis and the lower
part being used for q iced store
bp Hiram Wilson. Mr.. Wilsoa saved
ali mis- stock except some which was
wasted in the hurried manner in which
il had 70 be hAudled. Mr.. Davis lost
all his household goods, and barely es-
caued with his life from the second story
window. The building was In the central
uart OF The town near tue Davis opera
house, which came very near burning
also and would have burned bot for the
heroic efotts made 20 save Is oy everA
one preseut. Ii was hard, and brave
fQht. TIE trains on the b. d o. rail-
road were delayed quite while on &C.
count Sf the heat from the burning
buIldinl which Was near the road.
estimated at about $4,000.
a1unknowu.
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A suduen Death.

Special 20 The Rs9lstsF.
MANSINGroS, w. VA, Novem Der 2.
Il. NJ. Calvert died last night OF con-
gesiiou of the brain and hemerrhAges.
He was about % years old, and was only
sick few hours. He was soh OF DR..
T. NJ. Calvert. Funeral from residence
at 10 q. N. Saturday.
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IN kWorn Alleglance.

ST. A1TERsB URG, November 2-The
me OF the war council aud all
OH pigh aud low. swore allegiance
10 q icholas at o'clock this after
moo o ceremony took place in the
pre { the minister Of war.
OF coincidence coRtinue to
ar b. All parts OF the world. The
u finance has received many
7REas from foreign banking
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CHICAGO, Novemmber The Virginia
State building at the Worlds Fair. whica
was a reproduction Of George Washing'
toms Mount Vernon mansion, has been|
purchased aud is now occupied ~ resi-.
dence by Chicago policeman, w. ,. Nc
CURE. The house, which cost sl1,OJs
was bought by McGuire Tor t4OV, and
moved 70 a lot on Storey Island avenue
three miles away, and now chicago po-
Iiceman stops ia the reproduction Of tbs
bei chamber OF the father OF his country.
The oficer intends 70 furnish the piace
with furnifnre modelled after that Of the
Mount Vernon mansion.
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The Contsnts Burnsd

spscidl 10 tas Rsgislsr
PAREERsBURG, w. VA, November ..
Fire in the studio Of Thomas Mix, ou
Seventh street, this morning, destroyed
the contents. The building was saved.
Loss 5000
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HOWARD STOCK ADVANCING.
A Big Turn Out of Democrats at Confu.
encs.


WESTON, w, VA, November O.
Yesterday was a gala day for Democ-
racy in Lewis. Accidentally both par
tss arranged for great demonstration
at Confluence, located on the West Vir-
ginia and Pittsburg railroad, near the
Braxton and Lewis county line. Hun
dreds OF people OF both parties were
present. and &. NJ. Chidester and C.IM.
Gaylord, the Democratic speakers, chSl-
lenged Rea Hall, Hon. l.. NJ.
Wade, OF the Sutton bar,
and J. NJ. Foster, OF Weston,
the recent floppers, the Republican ora
tors, for joint discussion, but they
fatty showed the white feather and re-
fused to accept. As result the parties
were divided and were addressed by the
speakers, the Democrats numbering
three to the Republicans one, COL.
White, OF Wheeling. addressed a large
audience at the court house last night.
Howard stock is rapidly advancing.
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ELLIOTT GIVES IT UP.
He Says There's No Use Denying that
the Democrats Will Win.
ADVISES FRIENDS NOT TO BET.

He Says the Democrats Are Thor
oughly Organized and in Fine
Fighting Trim, and Will Win.
Believes the Republicans Will
Hold Their Own, but that's Not
a Great Deal-He Has Had Ex-
cellent Opportunities for OBJ
servation, Having Fully Can
vassed the State.
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NBN CZAR, NICHOLAS IL.
The First Proclamation of the New
Emperor of Russia.
apology OF PEACE IS PROMISED.

A Vow Taken TO Labor for the
Peaceful Development Of the
Power and Glory OF Russia and
the Happiness of His Faithful
Subjects-The Oath Of Allegi-
ance to the Emperor and Care
witch Promptly Taken-Ac-
tions Of the Courts Of Europe.
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raREE BIG DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Hill AT Auburn, Stevenson az Chicago,
and Russell At Worcester.

and Russell at Worcester
AUBURN, n. Y, November 2-Sena-
tor HIPS meeting tonight was the
largest demonstration In the history OF
Cayuga county. Over 1000 people
heard the Senator and twice as many
were crowded outside. Senator Hill, 10
the course OF his speech, said: The Re.
publicans rely upon the clamor OF hard
times to carry this election. Hard times
have passed away and prosperous times
have begun. / have visited nearly all
the manufacturing towns OF this State.
and the testimony is universal that
nearly all the industries have re.
sumed operations and that few work
iTgmen are idle, that money Is easier
and that business everywhere is good. ="
Ex-Gov. JOHN K. RUSSELL.
WORCESTER. MASS, November o.
Ex Governor Russell made his first cam
paign speech this year 10 Mechanics
Hall before a large audience. lie re-
ceived tremendous ovation. He gave
an exhaustive review of tariff legisla-
tlon from 1916 down TO the Wilson
bill, mentioning the different
schedules and pointing out its
many eXcellencies aud then remarking
on it's results, he said: II has been 10
force two months and It's benefits are
already manifest, in that IL has lowered
the cost OF living and that the recent
depression is passing away with the
Mckinley bill and business Is every
where reviVing."
THE AUDITORIUM CROWDED.
CHICAGO, November 2.-Despite a
pouring rain, six thousand Democrats
crowded In the the Auditorium tonight
to hear the leaders Of their party dis
cuss the political issues OF the cam
pAign. II was the largest gathering OF
tue local DsD ocracy which has been
held duriug the campaign. Judge Lam
bert Tree presided. Vice President
Stevenson was introduced and met with
loud aud long cheering. He announced
that be brought 10 the Democrats Of
the north Of Illinois cheering news Of
the strength OF the party 10 the central
and southern portion Of the state aud
good news from the fight in New York,
where be confidently predicted that
Hill would be successful.
Hon. w. r. Morrison spoke at great
length, copfning himself TO the tariff
question.
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MHo REDUCED wAees'

.whAt policy Of what party reduced
the wages of the nailers aud brought
them down In this conmonity from earn
ing sIs . day 10 driving street ears?
Was ir Democrats free trade. or Ecpabli-
can ro,eetion.'.- John A. Horard
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M.,t virginia postal Aaalr.

srs-t01 70 fhs RsJGs;s-.
WASHINGTON, November "A COM
mission has been issued to B. Wade
Beavers, IS postmaster at Roderheld,
Mcdowell county, w. Va.
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English Court WnI GO Into MOurnlnE.

LONDON, November 2.-Expressions
OF sympathy and respect called forth
by the death Of the CZar Alexander
III, are universal.
Queen Victoria is profoundly affected
aud has issued the necessary instruc-
tions for the court to go into mourning
for the usual period.
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IS DEEPLY INTERESTED.
President Cleveland Hears Chairman
Faulkner'S Report
OF THE DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS

In the Various States-The Presi-
dent Expressed Deep Concern
in the Information Communi-
Gated and Joined Heartily In
the Hope that the Fifty-fourth
Congress Would Have Sale
Democratic Majority-The Pres
ident Approves the Commit
tees Course.
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WAsHrSs4ox, d. c.. November 2--For
West Vfrklnia Western Pennsylvanini
Raid colder Saturday evening fair sun
day. hi9t<Eesf winds.
For Rain win cont.uuf to-aifA1
and eaI 4 q Setufaay ~ '
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AND WILL WIN.

although he says the Republicans will
hold their own. He advises his friends
not to bet on Republican success, and re-
fuses himself to risk anything on the
result. Charley is now home for the
winter to think what might have been.
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WAS OUT OF CONDITION
Robert ]. Easily Defeated John R.
Gentry Two Straight Heats.
THE TINE WAS DISAPPOINTING.

Gentry's Driver Asks and Re-
ceives Permission to Withdraw
the Horse-Robert j. Goes a
Mile Against Time with Run
ming Mate and Reduces the
Point Breeze Track Record Two
Seconds - Other Racing and
Sporting News.
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PKIroE HENRY TO ATTEND.
ae will Represent Emperor William at
the Funeral.

BERLIN, November ?. Emperor Will
liam has decided 10 send Prince Henry
Of Prussia TO represent him ~ the funer-
al OF the car.
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SseeisIto ths ks,iS,'-.

SUTTON, W. VA, November 2.-Chas.
Doodle Elliott, president OF the State
League of Republican clubs, returned
home to-day. He has been absent for
more than three months, travelling all
over the State in the interest Of the
Republican party. He has been in al
most every county, and as result of
his observations he says it cannet be
denied that the Democrats are in good
trim
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Niq IL. Is 90 YEARS OF age, and
sa have shown Himself intellect
NJ liant, being proficient in litera-
n Ory, language3, and military
ie md art He isa handsome
% hs. with large usterful eyes,
Arless skin, both OF which he
from his Danish mother;
worn short and q nous
Military as nature will allow.
the powerful physique and
ing stature OF the Roman
while be is graceful in
bears himself with dignity,
ot the distinguished presence
Sed bis father. he has trav-
nsively iD Europe, and was re-
royalty at Berlin, Copsnhs-
Sher capitals. he is tactful,
gentle, rather than blunt
We as some Of his ancestors
health of the grand duke
Y time delicate, and it was
Pd be would not live TO
%. Recently his health
and De his now ID good
20.
M FraAos.
There is uni-
throughout
CzAr. There
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MORE RECORDS BROKEN.

CHILLIcoTHE, O., November John
s. johnson, worlds renowned bicyclist.
paced by a "Quad" machine, rode a
third mile In :32 3-5 seconds aud q hall
in 81 2.5 over q kite track, breaking
the worlds record for that distance,
made by Sanger at Waltham, Mass,
last week. Track damp and wind easy.
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A-rbers is uni-
throughout
psAr.l There
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-30
THEGAZETTE.
MONDAY yENING. JULY 80 ls&z.

CRAzED BY DRISK.-After ATTENDING
the dedication of the Benedictine iDsti-
tuition in this county on the 18th inst ;
Mr.. A. o. Rollins, who lives near Vel
lington, returned home in slate of
frenzy from excessive drinking and
threatened to take the life OF each
member of his family He made the
I reat in good faith, evidently, and
would have carried it out to its utter
most. doubtless, if had not been for
the interposition of circumstances over
which he had no control. Immediate
Is after making it he procured large
butcher knife with which ne started to
stab one Of his daughters, but before he
was abe 10 90 so, one of his sons Crap
pied with him. Mr.. Rollins, who is
man of powerful physique, then began
using his knife upon his son and sue
ceeded in cutting him several times
quite seriously, but was finally knock
ed down. With the assistance OF some
of the other members OF the family MS
son then bound him. When he finally
sobered up and came to his senses ne
was proiuse in his expressions OF con-
triton over the atiair.-liuRdSSds ga
-effC
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opening and Closing OF the Mails.

Northern mails close at 7 80 and 9 so a. IN
and u 80, 5 45 and s As p. IT. Open at
8 90 a. m, - 90 ~ and 80 p. III.
Southwestern mails via Charlottesville,
close at so and Il % a. m. and 8 40 p.
N. Open at 90 a. IN. and 3 o0p. m.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at l so
p M and s 40 p. m. Open at 8 90 a. Ii. and
9 90 p. N.
Southern mails, via Richmond, close at
10 40 a. H. and 3 80 and 8 AS p. m. Open
at 90 a. ~ and - 80 p m.
Manassas Division mails close at 90 a. m.
aud 30 p m. Open at s 90 r. IN.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close at
8 10 a. m. and 90 p. m. Open al 8 90 am.
western mails close at 9 40 a. m. and
- 30 p. m. Open at s GOA. IN. and - 90 m
Washington mails close at 7 30 and 8 so g.
m. and II so, A 40, 30 and 8 as p. m.
Open at s 90 and 10 90 a. M, - 90 m. and
3 80 and 8 80 p. m.
Gmco Hours-open ct 8 90 8. N. Close at
sunday Hours-open at 9 90 a. n. Close
at so q. IN.
Carriers Standardization made at
6 80 and 10 90 a. N. and - 20, 8 90 and
Deliveries made at 8 90 a. m 70 90 m. and
BOO p. IN.
sunday-Carriers' window open at 90 and
close at 8 30 q. II