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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-31


Sovereignty In the Island.
BALTIMORE Nd. August 3o-Capt.
Richard P. Leary, U. 6. n, a native OF
Baltimore. has arrived at Guam, I-adrone
Islands, and has established the sovereign
" of the United States. 4 letter received
incloses copy of thu FIRST proclamation
Of Capt. Leary as governor OF the islands
to the natives. 1t is in part as follows:
That you, the inhabitants Of Guam, are
hereby informed that in establishing rev
political power. the authority OF the United
States will be exerted for tie security Of
the persons and properly If the people Of
the islands, and for the confirmation Of all
your private rights and relations.
That all political rights heretcfcrs ex-
ercised by the clergy in dominating the
people of this island are hereby abolished,
and every on2 is guaranteed absolute free
dom of worship and full protection in the
lawful pursuits of life. so lonS as that pro-
lection is deserved by actual submission to
and compliance with the Requirements of
the government of the United States.
That all public lands and property. and
all rights and privileges on shore or in
the contiguous waters of the island that
belonged to Spain at the time of the sur
render now belong to the United States,
and all persons are warned against at
tempting to purchase, appropriate or dis
pose of any of the aforesaid properties.
rights or privileges without the consent of
the United States Government
That for the present preservation Of Jaw
and order the existing laws not conflicting
with the provisions of this proclamation
will continue in force until modified or an
nulled by competent authority, and all per-
sons are enjoined to render prompt and
cheerful obedience to the same in order
that the blessings of good government
coupled with happiness and prosperity for
the greatest good of the greatest number,
may be the heritage of all residents OF the
island as worthy citizens of the island of
Guam under the free flag of the United
States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-31
PAINTERS.
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO BOND-HOLDERS
~ OF THE WHEELING STEEL AND

~ OF THE WHEELING STEEL AND
IRON COMPANY.
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company. in
accordance with the provisions of is mort-,
gage deed of trust made on the LIST day OF
November, 1892. hereby gives notice of it's
Intention TO redeem all OF Its outstanding
bonds secured by said martgage. being the
bonds numbered from 1sg TO 800 inclusive.
by the payment OF such bonds on the 1at
day Of November. isg9. at Tbs. National
Exchange Bank OF Wheeling which bank
has been selected by the Wheeling Title &
Trust Company. the trustee under said
mortgage deed Of trust. as the place OF de-
post for the payment Of said bonds, Ia the
stead Of The Exchange Bank OF Wheeling,
which has ceased 10 do business. and fur
Their gives notice that upon such payment
the coupons then unmatured for interest
on said bonds win become void.
WHEELING STEEL & IRON COMPANY.
i. w. BOWERS, Secretary
WHEELING TITLE & TRUST CON-
PASY, l.. r. STIFEL, Secretary.
Bond-holders who may desire 10 ex-
change the bonds held by them for new
first mortgage SEA bonds OF the company at
par. should make early application at the
+. VI. lowers. Secretary.
~N-1~-
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REMEMBER THE LECTURE


both of the gunnery school and foundry
and all the departments of Bourges and
the officers of the garrison artillery. He
must recolect the final lecture given on
the subject of the pneumatic brake, of
sketch. This is to be found in the ST Cyr
lectures All my knowledge of the pneu-
matte brake was derived from the lectures
AS regards the brake itself. have seen
it twice, once in the court yard of the gun
merry school at Bourges and once in the
school of war L have not seen it in ac-
ton. 1t have not seen the 120 short gun
fired. have never been present at the fir
ing trials, but the probationers attended.
Mention has also been made of the
shrapnel shell of 1891 The knowledge of
Gen. Deloye ON this point is much more ex-
tensive than mine and everything he has
said is quite correct. In 1894 studied the
she'll and, in necessarily incomplete
study, reached the conclusion that the
shell of the 1891 pattern was a shell in
which the bullets were kept in place by a
smoke generating substance intended to
produce dense clouds of smoke on burst
ing, in order to facilitate range finding
These are the conclusions reached in 1891
anu cnfonlcieu them III report made at
the time
When the prisoner was reseated Major
Carriere announced that he had received
letter from Gen. Chamoin informing him
that by order of the minister of war the
third artillery department had prepared a
dossier of the documents the defense re-
quested that that those documents could
be submitted to the court by Gen Deloye
under the same conditions as observed in
regard to
THE SECRET DOSSIER.
The Major, therefore. asked the court to
sit in secret, or behind closed doors.
NJ Demage asked that Majors Hartman
and Ducros be allowed to attend when Gen.
Deloye communicated the documents.
After the court had deliberated in private
Col Jonaust announced that II would sit
II secret to-morrow morning III order to
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PROPOSALS.
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals viii be received at tina
office OF the Attorney General In the city
of Charleston, West Virginia, until Il
o clock noon on ths 18th day Of September,
1883 for the reprintsng OF four hundred
copies Of each of volumes q 9. 4. s, Ell. S
g. 10. II. II. -. Ia. IS. Is Ia. Is. -. %. r. p
o. a. Is. g. n. q. e. ID. 81. az. 90. cf tho
Reports OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals
II West Virginia. Said reprints 10 b
made under the authority Of Joint Resolu~
tisn No. is Of the Legislature Of West Viz
GINA. session OF 1&t9
Copies Of Joint Resolution No. Isl pecifi~
cations. blanks for bids. bonds. etc., may
be procured upon application AZ the offlce
OF the Attorney General In the city Of
CharF ston. West Va. where copies Of tho
Reports ID be- reprinted may he seen any
week day from a. m 70 III m.
NJ E-WORK DONE Under THIS
CONTRACT will not be paid for until the
Legislature meets in january. 1t1i. and
makes an appropriation for It's payment
The right TO reject any or Al bids Is re-
served
Attorney General
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
n nm N9rilIb@Wls;, .'i
, " = bs1 = cctafu'e ~ FHacS

Gncf

MAY !, lcJJ.
LEAVE RICuAlOND lDAlLl). blI'D-
STREET STATION. ......-.,., ~
q.OO A Al RICHMOND AMI NDitr DL4e
VESTlBJLE LlM II-D. AilIte "s
Norfolk ll.-5 a. M. stops Only az
bgfersbJrg. WaVcriy. aud suholh.
SeCOud-ciass tickets NOT "'''p'-0 ~"
90, Al THE CHICAGO EXPRESS,
o'S' To- I,vrchburg, Roanoke. Columbus
ana Chica-O. Pullman sleeper ICON
0ke To Columbus, also for bfisl'h
Knoxville ahd ChattanoohA u"-
nan sleeper Roanoke tO NnoAFile'
-.oo y Al for Suffolk. Norfolk ana l--
''oY teruedf4fe stations, arrives az NOR
folk at 1880 u. NJ.
600 - NJ. For Lynchburg and ROANOKE.
w connects at Lyncnburg WIN a7t-
,ngfOn and Chattanooga Nv l."'
Pnllman Sleepcrs lynchnuih ~ Si-".-
ptis and New Orleans "ii'l -
sieeucr between hicnmono Aill
grgEbure. and bertls ready lo-
dd-cseroancv at 300 l.. 81 Also. PUT
man sleeper Petersburg ana No4-
TIDE noAe arrive Richmond from Lynch
br-g and the West dairy ~ 4.i2 "a ~
a~d7 $50 r. NJ. from Nofl9-.A,,. , no ,I III
re, AZ 1905 A. ~. and NE5IlbuLLD
TINTED $3.50 =. NJ.
once: s3s Main street
mo. T.. WAGNER
City Pass. and Ticket agent
District Passenger Agent
W. b. RENtfL.
General Passenger Agent
r.anarai Office Roanoke. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line.
RAILROADS
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY H. lsVo'
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoND-UNION
DEPOT.

so a. ~. Daily arrives Petersburg . s;S
only at Petersburg. WaVesy anu
s:O5 A. y. Daily, arrives PetersP Fayei s.o
yilie 4:lo +. NJ, SharleSto" Jackson
M, Savannah lZ:sO a. N, - "a r,
vile $50 A. ~, Port amps SS; 10 a..
arriving Coldsboro $40 /. N, W
mington Is L. NJ. pullman oiecp-
er New York to Jacksonyi!ie' or,,ves
H.SO 4. NJ Daily eAceg' Su"qs1 i9ns Man.
chester Drewry's Bluff. Centrald
ana Chester on signaI. 49,. po,ars-
S:3s T. M. Daily. local. arrives l FetsiS-
$50 T. H DAILY arrives Petersburg o;so
i y. Makes local stops X. and J.
1880 p NJ Daily arrive. petersburg sq
T. NJ connects with y, ana w ~
Norfolk and intermedlaiy yOln,So5d
Emporia $40 connects Win a. 90 90
T. for stations be,% ssSon H 5.is Pc % 81.
fayetteville l.0 A NJ. Sha.'es,,n
500 A. NJ. savannah 500 n. M,
Jacksonville 100 Z. NJ, Port Tampa
'.SS Etw LINE TO MIDDLE GEo2R lSs
GIA POINTs-ArriylnS, Al s,.i.,,1 ,' ~
A. NJ. Augusta $40 A. NJ. Macon WAGON a.. ~
s.ee5crss a New New YORK 20 wilmington.
Charleston. jacksonville Aiken Au-
900 F. NJ. Daiiy' arrives petersburg 1888
T. NJ. Weldon i1:20 Z. NJ. Make5
local stops between Petersburg anu
Weldon. Arrives Lynchburg - a.
d. Roanoke Va, 4.3V \. N, DTS
tOl. Va 10 40 a. NJ. Pullman sleeper
Richmond 10 Lynchburg ,,.oo
lO:45 ? ". Daily Arrives fete'suuIs i'''
TR:APfNNs ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1913 a. 81 Daily. from JacksonNHle, ga
yannah. Charleston, Atlanta, Macon
Augusta and an points South -,
S:l5 a NJ. Daily except sunday; a.
lanta Athens and Raleigh. Hender-
son. L~uCnburg and the vest
S.3l a. NJ Daily PETERSBURG locti.
500 A VI Sunday only. From Atlanta
Athens. Raleigh and Henderson
Lynchhurg and the West -, 81 -
los A. NJ Daily Norfolk Suffolk ana
1:S5 p. NJ. Dairy except Sunday From
Petersburg stops al us-v tSii,,obss.
traIia Drewry's BLUFF and Manches'
ter on -Ignal
! 6.5o p. NJ. Daily. Norfolk, SunolA' NdN'
ery and Petersburg.
| 1870 +. ". l.aily. Jacksonville, Savannah
| Charlestol. Wilmington. GOldsDof,
and all points South.
| 1856 =. " Daily. Petersburg, Lyncn
r. NJ. EMERSON.
| J.R. KENLY. Traffic Manager.
| General Manager.
II. NJ. EMERSON
| General Passenger Agent.
@ &. CAMPBELL.
Division PaeSs0ger AGENT.
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Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

sctfrDr-r.D IN LTFECr MAY =, 1872
i'EAVf, BXRD-aIkEEI SiA 4IO-''
1898 A. ". Daily for Washins'on. ana Siiu
points Norjh Stops only at al 'l,,,
lord and ErederlcAs"a4b B.
sleepers ~ New YORK.
SO a. NJ sunday only i9 ,,n N ' M r..oa'
and points Nortn ,SloR5 ..Il.-.,,.'ie
Glen Allen, Ashland, tAy lyi9'tt,,,SG'
DosWeu. Ruther Glen fel'Vi@' 49,
ford. WJ0ds.ane, Guinea, VIII,
Fredericksburg, biooAo "'"
water. pullman caI' go
$40 A, NJ. Daily except 5o,s S-.'0 I5rth.
stoes az Eiba, Glen Allen. Ash-.ana'
TaylorsV.Ie, boswell, tsu''et- 49, 80
Penola. Milford, WOOdsiahe' 1,-..'-'S
Summit, Predecessor
and whitewater pullman o@''
to.oo NJ Daily. except sunday, Tor w "sN-
fnofon and points North. 2tYps ~
Eiba Glen Allen Ashlahd' 1870.
Milford and FREDERICKSBURG. $3.50 n. -
car. Connects WIN Cou5' 0'--0
Limited AZ Washington.
,,op NJ Dailv. FOR washington and
''p -. Sorth stops at Eloa, ASH
9rd boswell Milford, fredei.eA So
bmre Brooke and Widewatcr. Stops
an ether stations sundays. 2ieeg
Richmond % New YORK 9'ee.e'
Washington 20 philadelphia
,pprvr, RYRD-sTRBET STATION
$3.50 Daily. stops at Widewate-'
CIV - Fredericksburg Nltoid,
Boswsll. Ashland and Elba' STOPS
ar other stations Sundays. Sleeper
Te,y York 10 Richmond.
a.o- p NJ. Daily. except SUNDAY; stops
oV' ~ Frsderloksburg, Milford, DoSM,sn'
Asbiard Glen Allen ana El"3-
Parlor car from Washington
-,op N Daily. stops only at Fred,
'@V ericHsburg. boswell, Ashland siu
Tlba. pullman cars from Ne" horN'
c.op N Daily. stops at Underwater
DIV I,rooke Fredericksburg summit
Guinea. WoOdslane, Mili9rdi Ien,1iii..'
Ruther Glen. boswell Iayl4' lt.iSs'
Ashland. Glen Allen ana E'O"'
Sleeping car
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
DAILY Except sunday ..t.o
100 90 = NJ. Leaves Byrd-street Tor f'0''
e.eo - NJ Leaves Elba for A.nl s,a.
oay n Arrives Byrd-StFee' Ho"'
FREDERICKSBURG. -, Ashland
e.o, y NJ. Arrives Elba from Nj A sb
Traffic Manager;
L. T.. d. MYERS,
President.
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~ Chesapeake and
s's '.S'9 ~ Ohio Railway
EFFEcTIvE April Is, 1893.


TRAINS LhAN l. RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREET STATION.
300 a. NJ. Daily. with fafloF Sat ~.
principal stations, NeWpot.
News, Old Point Norfolk ana
Portsmouth.
3:45 p. II. Daily, with pullman for local
stations. Newport News, GA
Point, Norfolk and Ports
..0uth. Connects at Ola IolNl
with Washing on steamers
daily. and with Baltimore
steamers except Sunday. con-
meets at Norfolk except atl,-
steamship Tor New York
1920 \. II. Day Express. except SUNDAY,
ior Clifton Forge. connects
AZ GordOusvillc for Orah-e'
Calterton. Manassas. Ale4aA-
dlia and Washiu s. -oh. a. Jn.on
Station, CharlouesVlle' lot
Lynchburg. at Basic CITY loi
2I5 p. NJ. Da'S, Win Pullman TO Gin
cnnati. Louisville and 81
Louis connecting at GJrdons-
vue for OraEge, and ~
Orange with southern rail-
way, north-bOund. az Coying-
ton. Va. for Hot Springs.
stops only at important sta
lions Meals served on D,n-
In cars. No. Z. local tram.
except Sunday. follows above
train from: GorconsVllle 10
5.9O p. NJ AcaoSommodation, except Sun
day. FOR boswell.
!. P BSSss 5'' to fli si8a " v v5
and GOrdonswlle TO Clncln-
natl and louisville Meals
served on dining car. Con
meets at Stanton Except
Sunday for Winchester, Va.
and 9f COvinetOn Va, dalIy
for Virginia Hot Springs
TRAINS LEAVE FIGHTH-sIREEf
STATION. r.,.o.
1870 A NJ Daily, for LynchDurG beNlns-
ton Va. and CLIFTON foI 5,5i,.
Connects. except sunday WIN
Buckingham ana AiP ~ W.
branches. and az Eltton foise
with No for Cincinnati
500 p. VI. Except SUNDAY Tor columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE At KlCIiMDND.
BROAp-STREET STATION.
500 4 NJ rNcept Sunday. from iJosWeil
$40 A NJ Daily. from CincMnau ga
1870 A. VI. Daily. from Norfolk and Cid
$3.50 p. NJ Daily. from Cincinnati and
ESQ p. NJ. DAILY. from Norfolk and Old
7:45 p. NJ. Except Sunday. from Clifton
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
$40 A. NJ Except sunday. from colum-
bia.
$40 p. N. Daily, from clifton Force
Lexington. Va. and LINEN
burg and, except Sunaay
from New Castle and Rosney
John y. POTTS
Assistant Cen. Pas Agen.
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nr8

- Cpr,r>-,>-f.7, APPROVED MAY IL.
Ieqq no PROVIDE WHEN AND I-,todNN-
THE CITY MAY TAKE 10 n.192 ~, "
or AND RECLAIM, 1 1 : Wf = ~ NAY
~ ,1-E&, TNCROACUED UPON
i5V 'pf-fTDI%GS FOR \ PERIOD oE
TWENTY YEARS A ,'>>.r1 ". ~ ,iTfON az
n r5NCROACTIMENT UPoN
s NJ y ,7,r: or ALLEYS IN CERTAIN
CASES.
he il ordained by the Council OF the
CITY on Richmond that IN any chSs WIZ WI
a street or alley, as oI-s nay 80 80, ~ ~,
established. has boon encroache9 upon ~
80 L,,iidirr for a period OF twenty
wears. the part Of the street so ehctodcnHsl
Ell upon and actually occupied ny Se.l 80
building shall not De re, Sor tbe % nurnose
70 etreef or alley until such building
shall be rebuilt or destroyed or iciho Scu;
or until the front OF such Duildlns sh".i
be removed or rebulit III. HliJ III or
street or alley. as origlnally idiu out , or
estabiiehed has been encroached upon py
anv building Tor a. perl1u "a .mS,.t;
wears. and such building shan py IeD. ~
ar DESTROYED or removed. or When ths
front ~ such building SHAH be removed
or rebuilt the part o. the stISo, 20 snl
orOached upon and oScIPieu GS -
building shall be rccla'.i.. ,,,,tiic strost
possession OF by the Guy do " P''''0 '''0'
. And # SHAH be the duty. OF the ely
ATTORNEY. when notified by the commit ,sh m !, /.
lee on Streets that BUILDING "H sor o ma, ma
have encroached upon a S ss or re-
riod ~ twenty wears = destf ,hV s,,,a -
moved Or the front Of institute sasa eq II ons T Of
MoNeu OF Ivy .u. 'Ts',,,rts ~ this city an ac-
ton Of eecen aEei9s, 70 the recover oWReT po or
eessfor ~ tho land claimed by the CITY 70
So ,art NJ The public highway on which
such sadaEs may , have sf saer0a aGS such
. Any pe' hnar DESTROYED or removed,
ou'i 'na front ont o. such building rebuilt or
removed which encraoe,,nes sn an0r ret ain
street or alley OF this cry s srs or al
Ievs as originally laid out or estaoI's me
shall be liable 70 n ,se d. hGs for each
w ~, s,,cn impeachment upon suci
Gay o.csa' I'M. "a aiSS A. originally laid out shal
/ be maintained by him. =, =. 4. ,o~o. ,ron
a. me- vi u'i'''S BEN. 7. AUGUST
| Hs psessase' CsY Clerk.
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Richmond, Va. April q. 1899.
A CALLED MEETING OF TIE STOCK
HOLDERS OF the RINANNA GOLD
MINING COMPANY Will be held al the
companys offices. No. lO5 west Grace
street. in this city. on TUESDAY. May
Both. at ) o'clock =. NJ. 70 consider what
course the company VIII pursue IN rsl-
recently destroyed by Ere. and such
other business as may be brought 10
the attention OF the meeting
BY order OF the Board OF directors.
W. j. VINEGAR,
ape Secretary and Treasurer.
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Ro. IT, Gillian & Co.
Real Estate Auctionocrs,
pos east Main street.

CouRr SALE or
uOTSE AND LOT No. 1876 NORTH
TWENTY. EIGHTH STREET HEN
RICO COUNTY.
NEAR EASTERN LIMITS OF CITY or
RICHMOND.
nv virtue OF a decree entered December
ia fSgS bv the Circuit Court Of Hcnricp
county In the suit Of T.. 4. Saunders ~
sons ~ j. H. Graves and X w. tr@Ncs.
i viii sell. az auction, on the premises. ON
WEDNESDAY. ihE PATH DAY OF
NAY. 1899,
al $50 o'clock T. NJ, the above REAL
TeTATE being LOT or LAND ON the
,ycst line of Twenty eighth street be-
tween < and 4 STREETS. with front OF 20
fcot 7 inches. and 40 feet deep. distant
2yg feet 3 inches from street lhcrc Is
a com Portable dwelling on the loi
TERMS. Ouo-thlrd cash and balance Pm
two equal instruments at six ana Twelve
months. evidenced by notes, with q per
cent. interest added and title 10 be re-
faincd until an purChase-mo Is PAD.
ROBERT J. MONTAGUE
Special Commissioner
7 John T. Broaddus clerk OF tircut
CONT of Henrico county do certify tnat
Inc bord REQUIRED by the abOve-named de-
cree has been executed ,,o.,>,,..
ro,,to Clerk
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RAILROADS.
-SR ss ss|I~sy:'

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY rs. 1879.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
Ii 90 4. NJ, No. Al, Southern Express.
ddiiy Tor Atlanta, Augusta, J1cksOn-
vic ana points SOutn sleeper Tor
DauVillc, Greensboro. Salisbury, and
Charlotte. open at kichmond $50 l..
VI. Stops Tor passengers At local
stations.
Connects at Danvile and Char
lotte with New York and florids
Express tNo. 80, carrying through
slccpers between New York and TAM
pa wlth connections for all FLORIDA
points. Also, CONNECTS % DanviAe
and Charlotte with Nashins.o n ana
Southwestern Limited (No. 30 carry
Mg through sleepers between New
aosh ana Nashville, New 1oik sn1
tdemphis. ana New YORK ana Neg
orleans, with connections Tor "A
fornia-
i2:ol 2; N, No. z, solid tain daily for
SHariotte, y. c.. connects az Aose-
ley with Farmyille and PoWhataa
railroad. Al Keysville Tor Clarks-
kllc. oxford, Henderson ana Dur
nam ana at Greensboro Tor Dlr-
pdhi' Nalelsh and Ninston-Salems
az Danylllo with No. 50. United
states fast mail, solid train, daily
Ior New Orleans ana points South,
Wnlen carries sleepers New York 20
New Orleans and New York 10 jack
sonVlllo and Miami for Nassau ana
havana. Through sleeper Salisbury
70 Memphis. also, Pullman tourist
sleeper every Tuesday and FRI
Gay Washington 10 san Francisco
without change.
500 7. NJ, No. H., local. daily except
Sunday, for Keysyiue and intofme-
date points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
800 A. NJ.
6:25 7 VI. From Atlanta. Augusta and
Ashoyile, and an points South.
$40 A. N. from koysyilio and local
stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. o. and So, between Manchestes
and NeapOls.
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No. Oh Beverly Street
ro nr so1-p 81 PuBLIc AucTIoN.

Al the request Of the owners. we VIII
sell. al public auction. on thc premises Oh
TUESDAY. NAY ~ ls'}3 osirabls
,r1vso s,rCRy FRAME DETACHED
Ifor-sr III . rooms THE lot fronts - Zee. Zee,
On beverly street and runs back II iee'
- THIS 7a Is n chance to get home and
ATERMS. One-third cash. balance AT SIX
.,-elve aud clrhfeeu months, Ior notes
anu M'VE1GH & GLINN.
,,,.,a Aucuoneers.
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YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT.
THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RTCHNrOND


LEAVE RICHMOND.
40 p. NJ, No. JIG, Baltimore Limited.
qaly except Sundays, Tor West
Point and intermediate stations,
making close connection at West
Point with steamers for Baltimore
30 F. NJ. 80. iO. local express. oaiL
except sunday for West POINT ana
Intermediate stations. connects Win
stage az Lester Manor for Walkerion
and Iappahannock. also. at Meft
Point with steamer for Baltimore.
Stops al all stations.
500 A. NJ. No. As. local mixed. Leaves
daily except Sunday from virginia
Street Station for West Point ana
intermediate stations connecting
with stage az Lester Manor Tor
Waikerton and Tsppah9nI1nH
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
1913 A. H., except Sundays and Non
$50 =. H.. Daily except Sunday from
West Point and intermediate st"-
tons.
Steamers leave West Point daily except
SUNDAY. GOO j. 1T. arriving bh. more
$50 following morning returning, lttHe
baltimore at 5.oO h. ST. daily except gu r.
DAY. arriving West Point 100 ana hlch-
monl 800 following morning.
Steamer cali at Almond Wharf ana
and SATURDAYS, at tIaLNdnk and D pih-
town Mondays. Wedne days and Fridays.
- ". WESrBURN. TRAY. Pass. Agent,
g2c east Main e.. Richmond. a.
l. NJ. CULP. w. \. Il Nh.
Trafic MANAGER. Gen. Pass. AGENT
+ S. CANNON. Third Ni'e-PfesIde n'
and GenL Manager Washington -. g..
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ron SALE. ONE STEAM PROPELLER,
IN GOOD working condition, newly paint
ed length. 20 feet, beam, IL feet; draIt,
loaded z feet in. carries / 100 busnels
of corn or 10000 feet lumber. Apply 10
u. S. WILEY, Elizabeth city, y. {.
FOR sALE.-TWO-SE SEATED TRAP AND
Nav Set OF Harness FOR sale cheap. APP
Div az BLILEY'S STABLES, Third and
Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23

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