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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-20
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.


A Financial statement to the House by
state Treasurer jackson.
HARRIsBURG April 90 - The house
granted enough special orders yesterday
to keep it busy for u week As nearly all
the orders are for next Tuesday and We'd
nesday many of the bills for which this
privilege was secured cannot possibly be
reached Some of the bills for which
special orders were made are; The greater
Pittsburg bill; Smiths school appropria-
tion bill; increasing the salary of the ad
jutant general from 50, 800 to $4,000 year;
providing that school books shall not be
changed oftener than once every five
years; making uniform policy of fire in
surance; taxing aliens and making their
employers responsible for the payment of
their tax,
A statement was received from State
Treasurer Jackson showing the condition
of the state finances. The state treasurer
reports the following:
Balance in the treasury March 81, 1895
less advances made to the legislature, So
284, ,S05 80; amount due on account of ap.
preparations for S93, and which includes
the common school appropriation balance
for 1895 of So, ,5OO,0lO 81 $40 321.40 In this
total sum there are appropriations to five
charitable associations. and to the soldiers
orphans industrial schools Of which no
part has been drawn from the treasury,
amounting to SOB, 500.
The estimate of the ordinary revenues
of the state for the current year, ending
Nov 3d. 1895, amount to So S25, 100. From
this is to be deducted 1868, 81 So trans.
ferred to the sinking fund, leaving an esti-
mated revenue OF 80, l55, 72S 50, total for
the two years ending Nov. 30, 1896 of SlS,-
Oil, 457.
In reply to the question as to the prob
| able amount of revenue which could be
derived during each of the next two years
from tax of sixteen cents per barrel on
malt liquors brewed in the state, State
| Treasurer Jackson says he is not in pos
session of the data necessary to make such
an estimate. Representative Fow csti-
mates that such a tax will raise 81 $50 600
revenue annually
MIR. Reese, OF Luzerne offered a concur
rent resolution calling attention to the
| overcrowded condition of the anthracite
| coal regions, owing to the constant impor-
tation of laborers from other sections. and
calling for the appointment of a joint com
mittee of six to confer with mine owners
for the purpose of promoting the welfare
of most needy and deserving people.
House adjourned until Monday evening.
|
Two-MiIe Cycling Record lowered.
SAN JOSE, Cal, April 2O.-San Jose has
justified her claims that she has the fast
est track in the world. Four thousand
people witnessed the cycling races here
yesterday All were well contested but
the main interest centered in the two-mile
scratch, which was won by Eddie Bald, OF
| Buffalo, in 4:l5 10, the former record be-
/ inn A.0IR.h nnnda hu Zinn-ler i'm DnnNar
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-20
M. j. LAWLOR,
Justice Of the Peace
Insurance and 80.
Real Estate Agent,
1913 e. Centre St., Shenandoah

INV O-STORY Frame Building, 30x45 feet, on
South Chestnut street. Rents for Sl8 per
month; wi be sold cheap,
NOR SALE. Half lot and two houses, sit
uate on West Centre street. Wlll pay ~
per cent. on investmeG at, and can be bought on
easy terms.
TARM FOR SALE-A farm OF 33 acres,
within three miles Of go)d market
TWenty-nine acres under cultivation, ana Tour
rooms, good barn and all in good condition.
VIII be sold for 81, 200 cash.
EOR sALE-Licensed hotel stand IN Mana
+ noy township, near the borough line
ness. Good reasons given for selling. A bar
gain for anybody. Apply 70 M Lawlori
Justice Of the Peace l23 East Centre street
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-20
G5HENAEDoAH's RELIABLE
Hand Laundry
Cor. Lloyd and White sts

An work guaranteed to be arst-olsss ia every
particular. Silk ties and lace curtain sA spec
salty. Goods called for and delivered trial
yBolieited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

lie Demands aud Receives Tribute from
Iun ErnnkiAn u nmcn.

MONTCI.AIR, y. j., Aug 'b-Alis. ~ "a
Warran and her daughter. whose hyni' -
in Brooklyn. went out for Walk o.,
Tuesday evening. AT n lonely pidc' II,
the mountain road they were cOniion'tu
by a strange-l0oking old man win iohS
white hair. and yeilowish- white II"Msy
beard. The man wore an ulster ana cur
fied an old muskct The man eyed lhchi
for a moment, and then. with SW.,P
OF his hand. said that he owned an the
land I'm the neighbOrhO0d. and mat every
body must contribute 20 mis- support
The women gave him siNtl-iVe Genus
and he stepped aside. Mrs. Narran am
her daughter hurried away and tod thelr
experience to a German farm hand, VINO
went after the man, but AID not ma him
The description OF the old man given ID!
tho women tallies with that OF the rel
low who was captured by Policeman Hal
stead Of this place ia Upper Monlclalr
last week. and who was allowed TO 20
by Recorder Morris on condition that ne
would leave town. The man went to
Brookdale, in the northern part OF bloom
field township. but he was ordered TO
leave there by the local justice.
When he was arrested b. Policeman
Halstcad the old fellow lived In the woods
Ia Grove streets lie had driven some
stakes lnaO the ground, on which he had
put cross pieces, covering the whole Win
brush ana twlgs. lie apparently mad
lived there for some time. as tho ground
was well trOddeu down. and there was a
large quantity OF chicken bones iylns
about.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
HILL THEI SPTTr THE CHrRCH?
M.thodists Perturbed over the Question
eft WomaH'- Eligibility a. Delegates.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6.-ls the Methodist
Episcopal Church 10 be divided next year,
That Is ihe question that T. being asked
by many NethOdists throughout the
Unit "a States. The question arises from
the desire OF the women TO take pant IN
the general conferences, which are held
once IN four years. the next one conyen-
Ing IN lNO.
For the past eigh, years majority
Of the clergy and iaity have been claA
Criug for this change IL wac silp.so. q
IN the negative AT the general confer
once OF 1872 but n bobbed up again. Bur
the Rev. John ". Hamilton devised q
clever plan 10 rout the conscry ltiVes on
their own ground. He submitted an
amendment to the constitution whi~
declares that women shah be excluded
eners az lay delegates" a three-fonrths
assent Of IN, clergy VIII be required 10
carry this amendment. and more than
half the clergy are in favor Of the adj
missiCn OF women This plausible pro-
position rs therefore fully charged with
d,'f Gmite for the opponents Of the In
novaticn. IL has aroused a bitter con-
trovcrsy and the conservatives are al =
loss 20 Offset II.
The expected rupture may come after
the enn1al conferences are held through
out the country this fall and next spring
Several are to take place In Ibis vicinity
within few weeks, and church MEM
berg are displaying unwOnted energy IN
lehalf OF sbeir respective partict
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SONDAt'
MAY II. 1880
TRAINS LEAVE R1GHMOND-ONlON
DEPOT.
500 a. NJ, Arrive Petersburg 9:Si A. ~,
Norfolk II % I. NJ. stops only
at Petersburg. WaVery anu
s.O5 \. NJ. ARRIVES Petersburg 800 A. NJ.
Weldon n IS A. NJ Fayettee-
vile 4.3D l.. NJ. Cnaltslon,
Ills i. NJ, savannah ~ \.
A.. Jacksonville 200 4. NJ.
Connects at Wilson with No.
a., arriving GOldsborO 90 e
NJ. w imington 80 I. ".
Pullman Sleeper New 10TH ~
2.s5 =. N. Local. arrives Petersburg 3.i2
l.. NJ. Makes ali stops.
$50 p. 81. Arrives Ioe'ers0g1Is ~ =. MI Nj
7asP. ~. Arrives Petersburg 7:is F. NJ.
Weldon 9.I J.. NJ. Fayettc-
vile 1888 4. ~. Charleston
go A NJ. Savannah 50 \.
NEW LINZ 10 MIDDLH
GEORGIA pOIN rs Arriving
Aiken l.Z2 A. NJ. Augusta 8
ANA a; M is! 4ae ?. Il H. a fsalllmAsia AN
Sictpers NeW York % Charles
ton Jacksonville. Port Tam
"a, aiken, August4 aul Macon.
Lao =. NJ, Arrive Petersburg u 20 a. "a,
Burkspllle 2.N a. NJ, Lyhce-
burg 400 a. NJ. Roanoke v.g1
4. NJ. Bristol II 80 A. NJ.
Pullman Sleeper Richmond 10
Y .s3 4. NJ. Arrives Petersburg .O5 A. ~.
Weldon $50 A. NJ, Henderson
4.Oi a. 81. Raleigh 5li a. ~,
ElDerton -0f r. NJ, \ i l,l.a
800 L. w. Pullman Sleeper
10 4 NJ SUNDAY ACCOMMODA-
TION, arrives petersburg SIS
4. n. Makes AN stops.
A.tO = NJ. SUNDAY AHtOMNOJA-
TfeN. arrives Petersburg o.ZS
4 ~ Makes an stops
TRAINS ARRIVE HlChAlvND -.
$40 a. A.. From Jacksonville, savannah,
Charleston. Atlanta, Macon,
Augusta and Weldon.
e.fg a NJ Atlanta, Athens ana talelhh.
NJ a. H.. Lyuchburg and the w vest.
ll.0O A. ST., Norfolk. Suffolk and Peters
burg.
Charleston, Wilmington, Colds
bOro end Weldon.
ZOO T. NJ. Norfolk, Suffolk, WdVerly and
Petersburg.
S.2, y NJ Ivnchburg and the West.
a.o a H. petersburs Sunday AccommO-
7.gs p. A.. petersburg Sunday Accommo-
T.. II. EMERSON.
J. II. KENLY. Trains Manager.
General Manager.
O. &. CAMPBELL. y. u. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

willing to Go Anywhere 10 Get Away from
the PhiIadcIphln Prison.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. le.-Wihiam
Camps. sho Fort Worth lawyer who rep
rosents the heirs OF Minnie Williams. who
II is alleged was murdered by II. II.
Holmes called upon District Attorney
Graham yesterday and secured PeifHls-
sion 10 visit Holmes in the county prison.
The attorneys object was 10 get from
the prisoner statements that might clear
away the clouds now hanging over inc
title 10 the Fort Worth property owheu
by Minnie Williams and her sister Capps
seemed 10 place great reliance upon
Holmes 10 aid him In the disposal Of the
Texas property. but. az Holmes counsel.
W. \. Shoemaker. reached the prison IN
advance Of Capps, ana Instructed his
client TO be guarded IN his talk, II Is
not supposed that the western attorney
secured any information that would be or
assistance TO him.
Shoemaker said after his return from
the prison that Holmes case, as far as
Philadelphia was concerned. was AT
stanistiN. In ChicagO.' said he. they
are working Ike beavers TO frame a
case against my client and the police
there have the aid Of Detective Geyer.
j want 10 say that. while the prosecutors
are at work. the defence Is not sleeping.
i am informed OF every movement De
tcctive Gcycr makes. The police. ] learn
81 today. are going TO cXtrcmities IN
chicago 20 make out case Of murder.
should they succeed We are ready 10 meet
IL, and Holmes VIII most willingly so 10
that city 10 stand trial on any charge"
The attorney said that Holmes was
weary OF his long Incarceration IN the
county prison. and would hail with
delight any move that would give him
change for better or worse.
Lawyer Caps. while unwilling TO di-
Nulge the result OF his talk with Holmes,
still adhcres 10 the belief that Minnie VIII
Hams was murdered by Holmes and
claims 10 have plenty of ciicumstantial
evidence 90 bear out this allegation. ltc
said that the evidence In hand was far
from sufficient to secure q conviction,
but thought he would resort TO civil law
IN order that the real estate tangle as
regards the Fort Worth property might
be Strengthened ont. OF his talk with
Convict Allen. now iH Little Rock seTv-
ing term for horse stealing. and who
- supposed 10 Zoe the mysterious Hatch
80 often named by Holmes. he would say
nothing except that from the prisoner he
secured Information which VIII be used
against Holmes in the suit for the recOV-
cry OF the Fort Worth property and its
distribution among The Tightful heirs of
the Williams girls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.

by VIRTUE or \ CERTAIN DEED 3ta,
Il of trust. dated 2ith day OF avg, lo'-'
of record I'm the clerks once Iiehil,o
County Court. Deed Book ll l. b ;n page ;ay =.
default having been made IN the pay
mont of the note therein secured "nd
being required so to DO by the beneh cay
/ viii sen by auction, upon Inc prem
ises, on -
WEDNESDAY, DIST Day Of Aug 49,,
At . O'Clock p. NJ. all that certain -.
or LAND. lying and being in the count.
of Hcnrico. Va. beginning at the pOiht
Of intersection Of tho western hne vi
'Tbirfv-second street with Inc foutheth
line of street. extending thence souli'-
wardly along the said western nne ,.' vi
Thirtv-sccond street and fronting thereon
~ feet and running back between Two
paraIlof lines zone IS the said toutne.h
line of 5 streeD 124 feet TO an nley.
The improvements are nearly new. Now
is the time 10 purchase real estate.
TERMS. Cash as to expenses OF taie
and two notes. one being for the rum
Of Sis. the other for 500, with interest
thereon TN paid. the residue as may ne
''''''''" EDWARD S. ROSE,
autz-+1 Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
ONII hIND UORDs ron MINICO.
Minister Ransom Denies Having said
ANYTHING Rejecting ON Her.

RALEIGH. y. c., Aug. l6.-Hon Matt
W Ransom. United States Minister to
Mexico. said yesterday that be expected
10 be well enough 10 return TO his post
81 duty IN about TWO weeks. His appear
ance is in every way hearty; but, IN
spite OF this. the Minister is not unmin9-
ful OF Ills late attack.
The Minister. in the course Of con
Nersauon. expressed the greatest regret
that the report OF an alleged criticism by
him OF the Mexican Government had ever
had any existence. in speaking OF McNi-
co. he had invariably expressed very
high opinion Of its present administration,
Of the President. and of his Cabinet.
II have tile sinccrest admiration ne
continued for President Bia2. and have
cherished a warm friendship Tor .dinister
MarcSchal who mas been most consider
ate 10 me I'm every way during my stay
IN Mexico. | have never uttered word
which conceived could be construed IN
dcrOgduOu Of any official in Mexico.
felt II TO be my duty 10 my Government
10 cultivate the most friendly relations
with Mexico ana her pc pie. ana IL Would
have been Il serious err)r for me 10 have
said OF atIe anything that would disturb
the confidence Dtiween the TWO govern
mauts. 4 never had thought OF any cor
WpriCn or improperly on the part OF
the Mexican officials.
But" said the Minister. with a man
acr perfectly free q ON any acefm'E,
do not think that the statement em1nattd
from malice. Ii may be possible thdl III
speaking Of the alleged position Of Next
co in reference 20 the eNtradiuon OF
fugitives from justice from TINS country
! used some expression 10 the eject that
c'tzersnip was the first and highest cle-
ment of good government. and mat no
country could afford u maze tnat great
riaht established by anything like fraud
aud / doubtless expressed great conn
deuce that upon fun consideration 'he
Mexican Govern ment, sensitive about us
honor would not maintain that IFS cru
zef ship could be OBJ aimed by any but the
most approved and honorable method
some inaIvefttnt listener to some remark
of this Kind must have construed the
fraud alluded 20 As arllyins 10 Mexican
officials. and not to ia" miserable device
Of the fugitive who had employed u.
have frequently said that IL was impos,,
sfbic iu this axe that any country coull
ALLOW fraud L. bee the road TO the mes
Unable rieht OF citizenship bat on an
occasions ] have spoken sincerely ia tns
highest terms OF the ability, PATRIOTISM,
and honor of the Mexican Government
and IFS officers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Tetreault was summoned. and after
working all night and most OF ms inVih-
ing over the man was able 10 pu' MN
into condition so that he viii recover.
by the mans side WAS revolver WIZ
three ENTITY chambers. The rcmaliHHS
two were loaded Guiwits hal dlscnarb'n
the three bullets through piece OF WOO
an inch thick and covered with tin. when
was found in front OF him. 10 Try the
weapon Before he could use the reVoiNeI
upon himself he had been overcome Wy
ne norphIne he had previously taken.
Guiwits had been despondeni Tor Some
tine. because his pension had been re-
duced and because he had very ntue
work at his trade. He is hfiy-nhe years
OF age, and has a family
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

DENVEtA COL, Aug. 15.-Goycrnor
MCINTYRE yesterday had d conference with
Assistant AttorheyGeneral Secor concern
ing legal action 10 prevent bull-nsht
at GIllett, this state on August Ath, for
which great preparations have been made.
He probably will issue proclamation
forbidding the fight. Sheriff Bowers, Of
III Paso county. in which Gillott is sit
uated, had been asked by the Humane
Society 20 interfere. but ne refused 20 DO
so. claiming that the expense would be
too great. and that there was no law TO
prevent the light.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Cheap Excursion Rates via the York-Eivei
Line.

The following cheap excursion tickets
are sold by the Southern railway over
Tho \ ork River Line.
Richmond 20 Baltimore and return.
limit fifteen days. 81, Ricnmcnd 20 Phila-
deiphia and return, limit thirt zen days,
IS Richmond 90 New lClk and Yciurn,
limit thirteen DAYS, SD.
The York River Line steamers are elc-
gautly appointed ana have every modern
Cony eniencc The table IS supplied with
All the dcHe8cies or the Chesapeake bay
and the cuisine IS unsurpassed.
Information viii he chcerfully fur
nishcd ana st8te-rooms can be reserved
In advance by applying az the passenger
office 40 east Main street
:. &. WHITEHEAD,
city Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
4 NEW DISCOVERY BY THE HAKERS.

For more than a hundred years the
Mount Lebanon Shakers have studied
the cultivation of medicinal plants, ana
sought 10 extract from them their heal
ing essences Their labor has not been
spent in vain. They have made dis
covery that will prove a blessing to man
kind. 1t consists of a cordial that causes
immediate relief in cases Of indigestion.
The importance of this discovery VIII
be apqarent when we realize that nearly
nfnc-tenths Of our sufferings are cause
by dyspep sia or indigestion. Nearly
every ucrson YOU meet has this digestive
trouble I'm some OF its varied forms
SICK headache, distress after eating pam
and fullness in the chest AFTER eat
ing. palpitation of the heart, e'c, are
but symptoms of Indigestion. TO reheNe
these suneriugs has been the study OF
Inc Shakers. and they have succeeded.
The reason the Shaker Digestive Cordlal
has such an immediate and saluiary citect
is that il causes the food eaten TO he
digested. for II is undigested 1000
tbaf causes the distress. The
Cordial causes the food 20 bc digesied
before there is time for 1t 10
ferment and sour on the stomach. When
the food is so digcsted. 1t gives strength
and vigor TO the feeble body. makes one
feel bright and cheerful, and makes one
gain III flesh.
The Digestive Cordial is 30 prompt IN
it's action that the very first dose Will
have a percepubly favorable result. 1t
gives immediate relief.
Every druggist has been sent a supply
of our handsome Donkey Puzzle Books,
and q COPY may be had for the asking.
1t tells all about the Cordial, as well
as LaNoi. the new castof-oI
Try a twenty-hve-cent bottle Of Diges-
tive Cordial, and see what it Will DO
for you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Personally Conducted Tours to watkins
md Ningnra iniIe.

a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tour 10 Niagara
Fails and Watkins Glen August 22d' at
the rate OF 5000 from Washington. or
Sli 90 from Richmond. Tickets good for
len DAYS, allowing stop-or privileges at
Watkins and Rochester in either direc-
lion. and at Buffalo returning Special
train viii leave Washing on al zoo A. NJ.
Later tours will leave Washington sep
teuber eth and October sth. For fun in
formation cali on G. 4. TAYLOR. Trnftic
Manager. n, h. and y. Il. r. Rich
mond. or address COLIN STUDS. PAS
scnger Agent. i. Il. r.. Washington.
IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Cheap Tickets, Richmond To Boston. Mass,
md I.rf

open to the Pubiic-August 2id to 10th.
the r.. r. and l.. H. Y. viii sell round
trip tickets 10 Boston az Sii - via Sound
Lines. and Sl5,75 Via all-ran routes, ac-
count Of knights TemplaF cOnciage.
Tickets good until September 18th, and
car be extended longer 81 presented 10
ticket agent IN Boston between Septcm-
Der 10th and iOth.
For fun In formation apply 10 Rich
m0uQ Transfer Company. Ninth and
Main streets; ticket agent Byrd-Street
station. or &, A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

" IRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANIES
Y JAMES RIVER. LINE Tor tAe sea-
suore, cheapest and most pleasant route
to Norfolk, Portsmouth. Old Point A"a.-
mort News, DlAreMOut and Jawcx RIVER
iandings. Connections oll Point ana
Norfolk for Hampton ana SmltALeiu.
"a, Washington. ~. O.. Baltimore. flll-
adclphla and New York. James river by
daylight GfOat tourist .uc. James
town. Dutch Gap and war scenery. Rates
less imam half charged BY rail- Fare 10
portsmouth,. Old Point and Norfolk. $laD
ana 81 Steamer toc8hJutas leaves Rich
mond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY az Z a. NJ. CSTREt.T CARS
GO DIRECTLY TO STEAMERS
WIZARD FOR above named places.
Tickets on sale on steamer and al Car
hers Agency. No. 9Ol Main street. state
looms engaged Tor dag or night. Music
IN a grand orchestri0n.
FREfGHT. Freight received daily for
above-named places ana Eastern NOrth
Carolina: also Tor Eastern Shore " Vfr-
giula and all regular landings on the
James river. Mt LOWEST RATES. and
through bills issued.
IRWIN WElSIGER Superintendent
EDWARD r. BARNEY, President
General Ofnces-planters Bank Build
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
INQUIRIES SCHOOL,. nam
VI OPPOSITE MONROE PARK,

NJ
VI OPPOSITE MONROE PARK,
RICHMOND. VA.
Founded in 1850. Session opens FRl-
DAY. SEPTEMBER 2fh Five University
men and one Elslness-f oHege graduate
teaching in upper school three ladies in
the lower. Roll for isi-'3j. l5L Prepares
boys for any American university ur col-
lege and for the military, naval, or teen-
meal schools.
UNIVERSITY and COLLEGE RECORD.
University Of Virginia. TWO degrees,
seventeen diplomas 300 the B. A. anu 81.
a. courses. Washington ami Lee tNi-
versity. Two degrees. six diplomas ana
distinctions. Richmond COleBc: Two Dee
grees. twenty-five diplomas ana distlht-
lions. Virginia Military institutes ptn-
eral first ln fourth class, first in maiNr-
MATES I'm third class. high rank Tor oiDtf
representatives. -FOUR promoted TO nr t'l
pOrals. medal for orutory. Colulnela 'Vl-
lege IS. CD. Cornell ana LehiBn tHitti-
stiles and Stevens Institute. Eatl one
representative. who graduated Win ol7-
tiuctiOn. .,
in addition 10 the corps announced with
catalogue Professor Edmund HARRISON
late professor of Latin in Richmond 'ol-
lege, will give us portion OF nus nine'
For further particulars, terms, "c., see
catalogues in bookstores. Or address
JOHN p. MCGUIRE
No. north BciVidcre
jy17-eod3w&d6wcSu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Auction SALEs-This Day.
- =
SALES OF STOCKS AT AUCTION.

ON SATURDAY. AUGUST nth.
at the Richmond Stock Excnanse' "a.
1870 Z. NJ, we wiz sell at auction LOT
whom II may concern nj
100 shares OF Capital Stock or the ireue-
gar Company: .,,-.-,.,.,
20 shares OF National Bank OF virginia.
30 shares Virginia State Insurance COM
pany Stock. -,-,
JOHN L. WILLIAMS * SONS,
au1G Bankers and Brokers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

no. -s-Dally, Tor Atlanta ai'e 80 -.
beyond with through pullman sets1SS, .,
No. "Nosribuled LiiniteJ .i "a
Buffet Sieepers Kichmonu 70 60 or.
leans and an points South and 49,,
aud at New Orleans with the soiirr'".,as
Pacific ana Texas and Pacinc tnl. s' oa
10 all Texas points. No extra chaie0 -"
"NeStbuled Trains"
ARRIVE RlCHMOND;. -.,.,.,.,
No. N2-"Aflantd special es0loI'1N
Limited trains. 40 a. ". daily. , -
No. 7S-Aal and Express, 90 T. NJ
daily. %
For tickets, Pullman reservations, NSSi'
apply 10 II. D. owen. ticket agent BgIl
Street station: Richmond Transfer com
pany, 9oi east Main street. and company
office. SD east Main street
r. ST JOHN. Nice-President
r. J. ANDERSON Genl Pass. Agent
JOHN r.. WfNDER General Nan9Ger.
II. ". BOYKIN. CITY Passenger fEt,
s36 east Main street