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New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madson-ave..
n. 73d-st.. Rev. JOHN +. BUSHNELL. Pastor.
Services II a. n. and ?.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP.
TIONS FOR TIE NEW-YORk Tki8-
TSE WILL. BE RECEIVED 1T THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l2i2 Broadway.
10 door north ~ Thrty-nrst-st., ana AlJ-
VERTISEMENTS ~ the following Branch
0dices: 2J4 LigAth-ave.. go Third-avr
corner Fo.ty-seyeDrl-sf.. 10 East Forty
se.enth-st. corner 4'hird-avr.; liG East
l2Jth-st.. near Third ave. ! o26 Th.vd-avc..
rear Sixty-.gst-s'.. Los Flgst-ave. 1Og
Wss; Forty sec0ud-s'.. 1872 C1iImhss-aye..
I coo Broadway Nov York; and IN Brook
lyn at ~ Fulton-st.. c3 Contest: ~
Broadway. L. d; l53 Broadway. Z. D.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Nor
53d-st Rev. CHARLES i. THOMPSON, D. ~
Pastor Will preach. II a. The Battle Is tno l.orl
.. m u young people Away from Home" Seats free
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE
1872 Broadway. ~ door north ~ 3lst-st.
alvert semerts ard subscriptions
resolved there until . O'Clock =. N.
AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received NJ regular office
ra-es urt! $ p. m. viz;
80 shave. s. o.. cor. of 23d-si.
fr2 rfh-cve.. coy. l2th-st.
1872 C1.umhus-a.e.. near West Gsth-st.
lGS West i2l-sf.. near 6th-avc.
- West lifh-st.. near 5th-ave.
2Ir West i2d-st.. bet 1th and sth aveS
10 4th-Ive.. c.4. l4th-st.
$50 Fast 47fh-Ft.. corner 3d-are.
at3 West l2-ih-st
- East f-d-s-. near MadisOn-aYN
G.l Broadway above iJthst.
iin- tat-aye., near sJ-h-si.
GJr :a-ave -
1Uy 3d-ave.. near 4Tth-s-.
To- rJt ?d-ave.. near 37th-st.
- Avenue a. bet 30 and f;h SITS
y racal-rt. and lj7 Division-s..
2gJ gicscl-er-sf near Christ ntcr-s,.
HAPLEN OFFICES.
f-f East iC-'n-s..
2f3 West l2J'h-st.
800 West l+5th-st,
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Amserlam-ave.
and s6h-st -I.ev. ANSON 7. ATTERBCRi j.. T.. Pas
tor will preach II Il. and Sunday school.
= p. m Prayer meeting Wednesday y. m. All cordially
Jfad
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

.....t seNO0.Ny. .'st.. ..t so>>NN~~~
\ CLEAN. legitimate. cash business must
be- sold. no experience required. $500
cash. Apply. 10 TO - a. m. Room iC5.
81 West 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
Religions Notireo.


A-A.-A.-A-A.-ASSOCIA HALL. -sIdst and
at 3:i5 y. m. address by Mr.. DAVID
MCONAUGHY Jr OF India Music by Miss Caroline A.
Wolfe soprano, Of Boston All young men cordially vel
ron
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
DRESsNAES.Sa.

Il n A.
-No~o~NJ~1N~NNNN-NN~NOo-~.
COUTTR!ERE FNANCAltE Fancy
waists. street. dinner ana failrr-mads
dresses. ladies' materials useI. short no.
tic@, moderate prices. ei,gani WORK Ain-
ANDERSON. l3i West iJtL-st. formerly
with Stern Bros.
DREsSNIAKER aad cloakmaker wants
work ~ home or day; Superior htfe,. fin
est worker On seal ga.menrJ. sleeves e'.-
larged. VIII make uVer az. remodel. cr
make into latest style cnrrs c1lia.c-.r8
az! Eton Jackets GistlG. i3l W-s' 22d
DRESsMAKER. - Partisan dressmaher.
Nrs' class, wishes more cu1iowc-s ry tL-
day. best references. MADAME. care Ms.
Onderdonk. 40 West GGth-s,.
DREsSMAEER Thorough dres1ra ,ser de-
si.es engagements by dav or week. IN or
OUT Of city. highest rela ences. Address
THOROUGH. Box jJ2. i2i2 Broadway.
DREssMAKER will make fancy waists
81 up. calico dresses 81 %. DRESS
MAKE1. 5l2 East i3sh-st.. II foor.
DEEssMAKE ER.-i;y the day IN private
families: making over a specially. s. -
ssn Ell. day Miss H FOX, 2s' ''A-"''.' -
SEAL GARMENTS redyed and altes-i
into fashionable capes ami etor Jackets.
Mrs. BARKER 1lG West 3Dth-st. nea-
Broadway late WIKI Gultheg'a Sons. 5.h.
ave
SPECIAL BARGAINS In furs. sacrificed
VItinn Gu days. furs reayed repaired and
altered into capes. s. PERELL. .sl ffh-
ADVErTIsTMESTs AND suBaCEIP-
TONS FOR THE NEW YORs TTin-
TSE Will RG RECEIVED AT Tffr
UPTOWN OFFICE No. l.241 B.uadna4.
n door north az Thlr'y-arst-sf. AM 40
VEKTGsEMENTS ~ tho folnwing Braneh
Onccs. 80 Eighth-asc-. 5co ThiFd-ave d.
conner FoTty-se ever,a-st - East fnrt,-
- ciih-st corner lh.Ii ave. f5c l-ssf
l.i'hrsf., near lhird-aNr. ifrU Tmri-af'.
near sixty-f.st-si- 7iri Fiut-.t~. 100
lYn NJ au1 Fuii1n-st. ~ ftu-f-r'. iS
Erlaawny. T.. D.. I51 BToadvay r. y
.fp Eedford-ave.. rear Fulfon-ai. acG
Ls nOgd-1yt. .. near Scu'., seccni-sI
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
UyVrRytsgpD APARTMENTS.

~oo-o~->o,>oIN,.o~o.o..N o..Nr-.o<OO.--NONc0~r-oI -oI~N~
A FEW desirable apartments a. 2l2 and
PA West ln2i-st. near Riverside Drive
and Central PARK. o rooms and bath. fri-
vaie hall. steam heat and ian.tor service,
icr. 50 To $50. Apply or premises.
FACING THE PARK
y very desirable apar;m NJ In the pal-
housie 10 West irth-si.9 10 rent at .l,C0J.
Apply the-e 10 EDWARD k'NT.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
WORK WANTED.

WORN w hNEE-S.
NNNNNN.NNoc40~ --7r-~-"(-'~|~ -0(@@r0N~N~
Female.
A CHRISTIAN WOMAN. who has had
several years experience IN mouse. r.
house visitation: wishes outside work. Ad-
dress T. ~. % Last ii;h-s,.
A YOUNG GIRL would IKE q place n
store 235 East @S,h-st.. cage Ct MIS-
Nulf".
ADDRESSING arst-c.ass lady halr-
dresser would Ike few more customers
N their homes. satisfactory WORK gua!al-
taed charges moderate. cal n or address
Miss ELLA NORRIS. 2o3 West 3oth-1t
NAsSEr-SE.--A massage graduate re-
turned (r1m TIVE years IN Europe Will
continue 20 trent ladies NJ their residences
Miss 9TH. l23 Clinton Place. Room g.
SrFNCGRAPHrR. thor ughly competent.
desires permanent position. best refer
e-ca. Pennington. smith or Hammond ma
chine. ADDRESS RAFiD. Tribune Oihce
WANTED. % do az home Lace curtains
clea0ci md finished IN hrst-class style.
% cents per pair. called for and delivered
any rcrf ~ -his city. beGt references. Mrs.
LEE o17 West 6fth-sr.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

INVFETISI,NEET9 AND STBT Nh
TIONS FOR THE NEW-YOHK TRfB-
CNE WILL De RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE 81. i242 broadway.
81 door north Or Thrtv-frst-s'. and AD-
TEPTISEMENTS al She following Branch
OGces. 90 Eighth-afe.; 100 1hi.d-ave.,
cora.r Forty -seV eufu-st.. IaJ E1s- Forty
seSa.fh-sf. corner Tn.rd-aye.. l1g East
1eitb-sf.. near Third-avc.; 1.0-j T.lti-ave..
nra~ Sixtv-Grgt-st. l.I0S Fira- -Ice., ~"
We. lf1. f-sec4nl-st. lg' t0iumn!-- GO.
iG2J Broadway New-Ycgk. end In ErooH-
iyn nj 397 Fulton-st.. c2 rourt-s'. -
Br~alway. l.. d.. l53 Broadway. T.. \. :.
i2'o Bedf1rd-ave.. rear fulion-si. 334
DeI.cri-ase.. near South SeccnG-St.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
TO SPEND s25o,oOo ON A GOLF COURSE.

PLANS or THE MILLIONAIRES' CLUB AT DOBBs
FERRY.
Members OF the7 Dobbs Ferry Millionaire Club are
bout 10 organize golf club to be known as
he Ards,ey Golf Club. They will also build a s25.
coo clubhouse on the grounds being laid out for
golf course This course which will be five
miles IN length and cost something Ike S250VO
will be the finest course in the world. Among the
gentlemen interested In the Casino and Golf Club
are wife Dunn. George Livermore. John ID. Rookie
feler william Rockefeller. Edwin Gould and many
nther we'll known milliOnares.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
IN THE \ CYCLING WORLD.
MANUFACTURERS OPPOSED TO EMPLOY
ING RACING TEAMS IN THE FUTURE.
CLASS TO DISAPPEAR. AND THE FAST RIDERS
TO BE DIVIDED INTO AMATEUR AND
PROFESSIONAL. CLASSES.

CLASS d TO DISAPPEAR. AND THE FAST RIDERS
TO BE DIVIDED INTO AMATEUR AND
PROFESSIONAL CLASSES
The Cycling Board of Trade has made move
which will cause CONSERVATION in the ranks OF
class B and professional riders. and cas-; into the
shade the rulings OF the Racing Board of the
League Of American Wheeimen when tha; body dis
qualified Cabalne. Titus and Murphy. The Board
n Trade has canvassed the situation regarding the
employment racing teams in the future. and the
answers received are emphatic that the Natio2al
Circuit which ended last week may be the last. a.;
least for some time come. To the question as
10 the desirability 80 employing Class racing
teams fox yea. thiriy-six voted undecided
three and yes on.y When asked II they
would be one of the firms to employ such teams
next year thirty-sx voted no. and three said they
had teams engaged. There eight scattering
votes and only voted yes. To the question II
they would discontinue 10 employ Glass + men TO
seven said they would 80 With the majority. and
one voted no To the question that IN case pro
e hree said mat thew wsuld follow the others
an one thought that they might be forced 10.
This means much to the riders who have been re-
ceiving handsome salaries from the manufacturers.
I, also means the practical death OF Glass B. and
the sitting of the racing classes down TO two, the
amateur end the professional. This question Will
b. a lively one at the coming National Assembly OF
the / eague Of American Wheelmen. The move
viii also open a way for those people who have
been talking Of running racing association in OPP
position 70 the l.. y. w
General Miles. in his annual report recently fled
speaks in g.owing terms Of the bicycle. and recon-
mcnds the addition of one full regiment of cyclists
q the Regular Army. The Generals position
makes Il likely THAI the suggestion VIII bear fruit.
TIC annual election OF the Harlem whee.men
vas held at the new clubhouse, No. q West One
hundred-a ll-twenty -fourthst. last night. and 1t
proved TO be the lNeliest in the history of this
nourshing organization. There were four tickets
I'm the fell and the cub members have done lot
OF eectioneering during tie 4a;t few weeks The re-
suit emphatic vctc., tcr the regular ticket.
George j. Cooke. who was elected trustee. being
the only successful candidate whose name not
on the regular ticket The election resulted as fol-
i1ws: James 2. Haght, president: Richard J..
Nellis. ce-presi1ent Charles Wendehack. secre-
tary: /. c. Smith. treasurer; Andrew j. Englert.
captain: Thomas A. Roe, curator. and George j.
Cooke and J. NJ. Dubarry, trustees. Last season
the club PSI racing prizes. One OF the mem
hers alone has won more prizes than any other
club in the city The prizes won by the cub ag-
gregate in value $S.O0Q.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

oo1>oo1 ........ .e.oN.,.Nl.. 49,. o .,>>>>NN~~~
\ CLAN. legitimate. cash business must
be- sold. no experience required. $500
cash. Apply 10 to i2 a. m. Room iC5.
81 West 42d-st.
cAPGAIN. Must sell on account OF
health: cash business. s. go cash. no
experience required. Apply 10 10 II g. M
Room i05. 81 West i2d-st.
a GENTLEMAN now in a very prominent
POSITION will change. administration Or
executive work. superintendent. secretary
or managor. can bring n experience very
rare 10 mad. any reference required can
b. furnished u. Il. L.. l,2i2 Broadway
A sTocERRoKEP raking 5000 yea "
and m0le business than. he can handle
dss!ro- rn~racr f0r haif interest having
- 800 q -oi safe income assured BONDS.
Boz :. Tribune Office.
AGENTS or promoter wanted to pace
shares of industrial c,o1mra!ny: god pros
peris; pr!res right. lbers' commission.
ADDE'S MONOPOLY. Tribune Oficc.
COAL ROUTE FOR sALE.-Owner sick
81 ally profit, price. $jCO. MCUES.
lith-ave. ard 5ist-s'.
. CONTRACTOR wants luan Il $3.50 10 use
im.EoYing plant. security mortgage o.
h'll ~ .ale on pant, valIe. e, 800.
DoNt-S. Tribune Oflo"
TIGHTEN furnished rooms ,or snle n.
n sacrifice. rent STJ: c1pqcity inc0ne .
rcrf. $50. reason fcr sacrificing. must
lea'e city. Can 10 c. m. GI Macdougal-st
FARH IMPLEMENT MAKERS ought to
examine cercr.pti0n Of my manure
srrnai'r on science page. Weekly Tribune.
Dec. 4 ny patent f0r sale. W. N.
FOR SAI.,.-Nevysrare route With store.
EUGENE NENARLES. W-cdhavon. cor.
Inieers!'y Place and Benej.ct-aye. Long
Isiard.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-A nrr.-claas meat
narket. c'irs good business; established
years. carse Of selling. other business.
T1cHENOR. 2i3 Red-ave.. brooklyn.
FOR SALE on account u health. coun-
try law practice worth $1,000 yearly. Al-
dress X. Tribune Office
NINE honorabl, mon with 500 to 81 900
eacn ~ Incorporate Tor the manufacture
and handling ~ q new. PRACTICAL and val
Room T03.
NOVEL FArCET.--it will draw out entire
contents of % tarr.i better than any
other. win sc,i NV iias or license %
Hanciac.uIer. JEWFTr HORTON. PHI
h.na y.
OID-EsTABBISHED BAKERY for sale;
800. o7'ra- Go.Eg South. IA Co.es-st..
PATEETEE viii give one-halr interest in
patent tIr money required to put same
on market; 70 risk. Address Box IS.
Hac.,easach y. +.
SILK GLOVE ana mkt manufacturing bus.
inlas. closed fcr want y capital 20 CON
tiru' ,hc business. Apply q r. c. LEH-
MAN. sec'y. Argusyllle. y Y.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS for all lines ot
iu-.-srs. II IN want 10 sell call or al
dress boAddenus.ly HAY 6 CO.. 3 East
- -t.
YOi 20 IAN would buy interest in frst-
case. csfn5i iisncd real estate business
riv. particulars. ENERGETIC, Tribune
Onic-.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH corne
57th-st-The Pastor. Or. ABBOTT =. KITlEEDGE
win preach ~ II a m. and D. IN Union Bible Cias
Saturday evening at \ O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

MORAVTAN CHURCH. Leyugt0n-aye. and 3oth-st..
Rev II. \. GERDsEE. Pastos.-Adyent Liany and SER
mon al II q. m. sunday yschco at 10. Tue public cor
daily invited.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
nrIiaions Notifies.

n.oo.ooooo>or.v~>>~>oo>,
FIFTH AVENUE IAPTIsT CHURCH, ,,,e TO W Worship
preaching by the Pastor. Rev W n =, ,sorye mi.
II. D.. at II a. m. and Ti5 p. IN. Weekday se''
day evening a greeting to every stranger
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH corner ,.rhsi iaacsIng anS in
ward. Rev |. NJ. HALDEMAN. pastor-Preacn"uJib uible,
the OTnns at II oSd a. n M ana nv svenpf All nns a. Welcome
FIRST PREsHYTERIAN-THE 'oLp FIRST"
HOWARD DUFFiELD. D. b. Pastor.
II a. m. ''The Unseen Saviour.
p m. Crown Jewels Csl; Fidelity n.
Prayer meetings. Monday and Wednesday D. "
FIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL cHrnGGHb n MfdsSn; Paston;
Rev ROBERT l. RUDOLPH As'is,an-seTy,Tc,e9ss. ssT,9s b.,
the Pastor Strangers cordially Invited.
FIRST REFORMED rEEsBYTEEIAN, N, GlIuKeh 9;h axes.i
Rev JAMES D. STEELE, Pm - PesioTT1SS1e'NtGH ,T1S1NGH Of
brooai3n SsS q M 4l ana preach !" M the S'
FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY. 80 WoTlhsr.; @ sn;
WILLIAM +. BARNARD. Superintendent w. the SER
vice of song on sunday at 1890 p. m The pubic arc
cordially invited to and hear the children
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
JOSEPH r. KERR. D. D., Pastor;
i a m M .Tbs hFisi ,l. and ,lg, the GS%Gm 9iTSund
Wednerday evening lecture On the shorter ca'echi'"
GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. stn-nye an and 4'tn N
st-services every sabbath 1893 a m ana ~ 20 n
Services every nigh; during ing he at p m
GRACE CHURCH BROADWAY AND ioTH-sT.
Sunday hours
= a m-Thc Holy Communion.
- a. m.-Eary morning prayer ana sermon"
10 q. ms inday school chantry)
II n. m.-Mornng service.
2. m.-EVnnng prayer and sermon
- m Later eVensong and address
- D. m.-Mens meeting Chaniry).
AT this service all sittings free.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL cIuRcn, ioitR5st. 5st
Columbus ave.-i.ev. r.. :. Triple IN -
tor. IL a. m. sermon Rev. T. G. CJRIlS - - ~
Pastor breaches Subject Romance Of the hhR's"
Bible"
HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH, Nrs'
lt5thst. ana Convent-ave. Rev g. b ChAtiNe ~ =,
Pastoral II d. m. "Consecrated Money ~ T. ~
In ssries upon Curious Bible Figures IoP0
Doors" Strangers welcomed
HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 12'ih-st an, aha
Madison-ave- Preaching by the Pastor ~.
JAMES :. RAMSAY. D. D.. at II a. m subject. .'1Fl urn
ing but Unconsumed" ColonI Balm VIII spc+" o"
Temperance a : 40 =. m.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. HARLEM,
Lemon and l2.d-s'..
Rev. {. DIV. BRIDl. .MAN. ID. j.. Rector.
Morning prayer and sermon II; SUNDAY yschoo - IN r. n
evening prayer sermon 1f5. Tn" iseCt WIZ p'ch
in the morning and Rev. ALIEN G. CUMMiNoS, Jt''
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

en5 Rroodway Rev HENRY A. STIMSON. D. D. Pas
Morning service o'clock Brief popular service
al s O'Clock p
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

EDWARD JUDsON-suhject. 1915. Foreign Missions.
Singing by large chorus and iy Union seminary quar-
tette 80 a Good Parent" Strangers welcome. Seats
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

Hsie
CARPENTER With lardlcr9s or h.r,,,,' .,..,p
urlern.ards al repairs CARPENTER,
f2t Enqf fDist-Ei
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Mad
eon-aye corner Of stSCrvicss at u a. NJ ana 80
l. m The Pastor. Rev g. II. PARK EsT, T. d.
will preach. Sunday-sci Ocl. y - e..
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner
li1th-st-Twcnty-s apnly Of church IT.
CAMPBELL breaches NJ 1920 Thrty-seccmi annlret
sary of Sunday 230. Platform Meeting AT ~,
Addresses by Rows JAMES VI. BRUCE, u. D.. j. j.
BRONNER and II. :. LLOYD. u. y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-04
by r. y. Chafiin & Co., Incorporated.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond, Va.

In EXECUTION OF A DEED OF
L trust recorded IN Deed Book III \,
page 30s clerks Office HenricO County
Court. default having been made IN pay
ment OF money therein secured. and be-
ing so required by the beneficiary, 1 viii
sell by public auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ., 1895,
at 4:3n j. NJ, that certain LOT OF
LAM, IN the county of Henrico, near
the western limits of Richmond, fronting
80 feet at the southwest intersection OF
Georgia and New York avenues with d
depth Of lis feet, TO an alley in common.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale and
20 pay n note Of $3.50. with interest from
September 3 1894, and credit as 10
eighteen notes of $500 each, with in
tercst from September ,. 1874. the first
coming due March 3. 1896. and the others
semi-annually thereafter. and balance
upon terms TO be announced at sale
JOHN G. EASLEY, Trustee.
Il. b. CHAFF1N & CO., incorporated.
AuctiOnecrs. ocf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-04

The New York Herald says: 49,, .,.,.
cards of Invitation viii be issued TINS
=, ocl for the wedding of Miss Caroline
Alison ReinhaTt, Of r lain are NJ j. tho 5e
- aire will he celebrated In Grace
church' in Plainfeid, wednesday even en-
ing. October 23d. and the Rev Dean FL FL
sklne NJ Rodman will ofiiciate' win iuii
choral service. ,,. o,.,o. q,
Miss Mary Anderson Reinhart. sister I,,S Oh
the bride. will be maid Of honor. The
r,.tdcemoids will be Miss Bosher. OF Ricn-
mond. Va: Miss May Waring' Miss
Fsfs' Miss Emily Reinhart, COUSIN
of the bride and daughter of Cnarics
Stanley Reinhart the artist, ana MISS
Katharine Reinhart sister Of me eri ,,',
The hest man win be the brother OF tne
,.idoo,-oorn Mir Iaurens Hardy Van bu-
rem. The ushers will be Frederick Wall
Howard Reebe and william kunyon;
~ plaanfield: James NJ, Hclfensteln' OF
Elizabeth. and Whitfield Presslnser' OF
New York. IN. ,,,o
Nr. Reinhart was connect WIZ, AZ eu
Richmond and Allegheny road whle
living here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-04

The following cases were disposed OF
I'm the Police Court yesterday:
lanes Lester (cOloreD was sent 10 tdl
for ninety days in default of 500 on the
,.harCe OF being Nagran' a.,
cornelius Brannan ,coloredl was e'-'.is-
"a With assaulting and striking Henry
Drown with a stick lie wos sent on
10 the grand jury. c,,. o,,,b
.oio,cdn were charged with nghting IN the
street They were each fined $50 ana
costs. and sent to jail Tor thirty ud!S III
default OF SEQ security. .
Joseph Combs tcoloreO wos charged
with being drunk and trospassing upon
the premises of Lucy strong ana tiicat at
ening to Kill her. lie was iincd so.5V ana
costs and had To give SiVo security ior ms
GOOD behavior during the next tnirty
days. , .,. ,.ot,,,,
drunk and cursing and abusing the on
co.'s of the Third Police Station Ills case
was continued until tO-daN. IN -
TS,m Rrooks (colorcd) WAS fined $50 ana
costs for assaultinS Rosa johnson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-04
a.. : 30. -.
~. Daily.
NJ. 800 A NJ.

no. 45-DalIy, Tor Atiants ara yo.n's
beyond. win through fuiinian service.
NO. 4U3-"vcsfibu.ed Limited Iran.
Buffet SIeepers Richmond 70 Atahta'
riose counections at Atlanta Tor Ne" Vt
leans ana all points south and Sol1hNs ~,
and az New Orleans with the soHI.nein
Saciic ana Texas and Paclhe .dIiIsaI ~
10 all Texas points. No extra charge Vn
"Nestlbuled Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No SS,,s tf92r"A5lansa SPECIAL daily '0''S'
No. SNAIL and express, 6:E Z. NJ.
daily.
For tickets, Pullman reservations, &c.
apply TO II. ID owen ticket agent. Byrd
Street Station; Richmond Transfer 'om-
pany. 9vl east Main street, and company
Office. $50 east Main street.
+. ST. JOHN, Nice-President.
T. J. ANDERSON. Genl Pass. Agent.
JOHN n. WINDER. General Manager
II. II. BOYKIN. CITY PASSENGER sgt,
SIG east Mott, street
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A UCTION SALE OF FTRST-CLASS
~ SAW-MIIL MACHINERY.

VIII be sold at public auction, on the
promises, IN the town Of Suffolk Va.
on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER o. 1895.
az IL O'Clock A. NJ. one fine s0-Horse
Power Petit Boiler. George Page & Co.
GO-Horse Power Engine. No. / Lane Saw
MIL L. Power & Co. Gang Edger. Lane
& Bodley Trimmer. Standard Dry-Kiln
Engine, Blower and Fixtures. Perkins
Single Machine, II. Hoe & Co. 56-inch
ing. shaftins. Wood and Iron pull
leys. Saws. Log and Bogy Cars.
Lumber Trucks Dry-Kiln Trucks.
Iron Rails, iron Pipe Il, TO inches. Bull
Wheel. Cut-On Saw and Fixtures, Nuts.
Bolts. Valves. Hangers, Couplings. Boxes.
Tools. Injector. Lubricator. Fittings and
Connections. such as belong TO a first
class Saw-Mill. Much OF it is nearly
new and all IN first-class condition, and
VIII be sold In lots TO suit buyers.
This will be rare opportunity for bar
gains Sale positive.
TERMS: Easy.
For further particulars address
oc1-7t NJ III. LEFT. Suffolk. Va.
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For the Cotton states ana inttrh'''""'
Expo-itioD, Atlanta. Ga. Inc vi's LINZ
ff.frrin.- tn. f,Do.ifiou Grounds.
Round-irip tickets viii be sold from
Richmond as follows. ,.-
psilv until December -, 1880.
Inclusive with final iimit Jan en-, .,
uary T. lsyG................ 80. $50 -
Daily until December -. 1879,
Inclusive. with nnal INIT
twenty C2O days from date OF 49,
sale o.. .ss..s.-. -, ....'.'e' - y"
On Tuesdays and Thursdays or
each week until December -.
1876. inclusive, with final limit
ten 1W days from date Of sale. u 40
Correspondingly low rates from all
other stations. For additional ihlorina-
tior and for slccping-car reservations
apply 10 ticket agents or at passenger
oiiice. go east Main street.
j. G.. HORTON
CITY Passenger Agent.
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homeopathic Clinical Club.

The Homoe opathlc Clinical Club held its
regular monthly meeting Monday night
in the Office OF the secretary. DR.. George
II, Bagby. Ms west Grace street. PTcsl-
dent Dr. stone. called the meeting TO
order at 8 o'clock Nearly all tho mem
berS were present.
An interesting paper on CONTAGIOUS
impetleo" was read by DR.. ieorfe \.
Taher Seyera! clinical cases were
brought out and discussed. Tie even
ing Was said TO DO one OF the most prof.
table vet spent by the club
DR.. A. l.. Marcy was appointed cssayist
Tor the next meeting, which viii be held
at the ofiico OF DR.. George l.. stone iO5
east Grace street. the first Tuesday In
November. These meeti lgs are growing
in interest and profit each month.
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The congregation Of the seventh Bap-
fist church, OF baltimore. "Wednesday
night rendered farewell reception 10
runner Jr'. who resigned. DR. Topper
delivered a farewell address. after when
the CONGREGATION went from the auci-
forum TO the sunday school-room; Where
left Yesterday for his trip abroad. Rev.
Mllnor Wilbur. OF The North Avenue
Eaptist church. VIII join him IN san
Francisco IN two weeks. wncn they so
together across The Pacinc inc recep-
no. last night was conducted by the
leaders Of the congregation. Dr. upper
,lpon / ~ return VIII live IN Baltimore.