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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-03
ArCrToN Satisfactorily.
ByJ Thompson Brown x 20,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers' ana D'oH''''
1113 Main street.

1113 Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION OF + X y N r.
LEIGH STREET NEAR bhooh nv
i will sell on the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE Atm,
at n o'clock l.. NJ, that FRAME DIV ELL .,rcet
No LO1 on the north iinc OF west Lsltn ",ory
I'D near Brook avenue. The house Is onc SUI
high. and contains three rooms, ana Is oo'''''
VIII r, ssrd ,s large and OF triangular shape 'front.'
a., nn eieh street SIS feet depth OF western N.Y.
So feet: lis eastern boundary Is ON the ii"e VI
wiHe OF SALE: One third cash. balance "a
civ and twelve months, with Interest addeo anu
secured BY 'r = THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO.
my3O ----------- suos'o-ss.s,-
HIGU-CONsTABLE's SALE OF FUR
II NITURE. PIANO, CARPETS SPhliN6o-
W1GoN, CLOTHING, CHiLDhhn III, p III Lin n,
RIA1;ES. NEW IRON SAFE, @C'-i VIII 'e'' ~
public auction, on eos
,o,y o,.,onr A NJ nj my office, No. 1906 east
franklin street the following properly W Sa'iS''
snndry writs I'm my hands:
! are " AI,NIJT WARDROBE, .,, ,,o,.
NH ~ MARBIE-T DRESSING-CAsE,
MARBLE-TO CABINET
MARBLE-rOS WAsHST M =
] MAREL E z: - GE Sd nIJhA;htIs,
RRfIssELS CARPET, INGRAM GARRETT,
PLAIN WASHSTANDS:
CURTAINS, BEDSTEhDS, ,.,,,,,,,s
I psIr oTTOMANs. TABLES. PICTURES,
NkTTRrSsEs, CHAIRS. ROCKERS,
THINKS, 3BABY-CARRIAGEs, ,,,.e,
l DESK. small lot OF CLOTHING, CboChS' ~c'
ALSO,
l sPRING-wAGON,
excellent NEW IRON SAFE. ,,,cv,
TERMS: Cash. b' hOb II ~ ~ u
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Lynchburg Fire.

The Lynchburg Fire.
THANKS FROM THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
IyNcuBURG TO THE RICHMOND fIREMEN.
Mayor Darlington has received from the
Mayor of Lynchburg the following letter,
TO which he has made reply as below;
MAYORS OFFICE
LyScuBuRd. Va, May 81, 1888.
Hon. W. c. Darlington, Mayor Of Rich
mond, Va:
Dear Sir,--By resolution OF the Councii
of this city, at meeting held last evening;
7 am requested TO convey 10 you, ana
through YOU to your gallant friends ior
their readiness i'm responding to our cali OF
distress on the 30th instant. our most
hearty thanks. And also to add that II IN
cident 10 your action any expense was IN ,,
Cured II will be refunded. II you VIII
kindly notify me Of the amount.
Most truly yours,
A. III. PETTIGREw, Mayor.
OFFICE OF w. G. CARsINGToN, MAYOR, J
June /, 1888, !
Hon. A. II. Pettigre,o, Mayor Of Lynch
burg, Va:
Dear Slr.-I have your kindly and courte-
Gus letter OF tOc olst uttiib', uhuNi "
tion OF your City Council. returning thanks
for our Fire Department in responding to
your call OF distress during your recent
disastrous fire. We beg to assure your
good people that our city was full OF sym
Dathy for them and anxious to go 10 tneir
resciie. and our worthy Chief OF the Fire
Department and his assistants deeply re-
GREETED they could not reach you In time
for actual service.
We take a pride in the enterprise and
thrift OF your hospitable and progressive
city. and YOU can always call on Richmond
with assurance OF cheerful and prompt re-
Spouse to your summons. -,
In reply to your suggestion OF beng Will
ing to refund any expenses incurred, beg
10 saw we have no charges whatever; and
we have occasion for mutual gratitude 10
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company for promptly furnishing a tram
for transportation of our fre-cngine. hose,
horses. and men 10 you. and in their LIBERAL
n >. declining any compensation even
though they had completed the full round
tip.
Accept thanks for the pleasant manner
in which you execute the message OF your
CITY Council, and il in future l can render
YOU or your people any official or personal
service, allow Inc such pleasure, and TO
that end consider me rs
Yours 10 command.
W. c. CARRINGToN, Mayor.
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BY W. Goddin & Son, Auctioneers.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

BY W. Goddin & Son, Auctioneers.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEW
" FRAL LOTS AND SQUARES IN THE
WESTERN SUBURBS OF RICHMOND. NEAR
TO RICHMOND COLLEGE, AND OPPOSITE
TO THE FAIRGROUNDS. EAST or REsEll-
VOlR AVENUE OR CLOVER STREET. TO
RE SUB-DIVIDFD BY EXTENDING FRANK
LIN AND MULBERRY STREETS. AND DIED.
COATING CERTAIN STREETS TO THE USE
OF THE PUBLICLY virtue Of decree OF the
Circuit Court of HgricO, entered on the 9th OF
MAY. 1888, I'm the case of Sheppard guardian,
against BlantOn. executor Of Sheppard. shall, rs
special commissioner thereby appointed. otter Tor
sale at public auction, on the premises, opposite
the Fair Grounds, on
TUESDAY, JUNE ). 1883,
at 5 O'Clock y. NJ. az fair: If not. on the first
fair day thercafierJ so many of the said LOTS
aud SQUARES as shall be sufficient TO realize
about $4,000.
These Lots and Squares he to the east Of Clover
street. which VIII AZ once be opened lO4 feet wide,
from Reservoir avenue to the south line Of Broad
street. A photographic map Of this property Will
be exhibited at the time of sale.
The high aad elevated character Of this property.
the opening of this wide avenue, and the prON-
unity 20 Richmond College. will doubtless cause
these lots % be much sought after by those wno
NAV wish 10 invest in this improving part of the
suburbs.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest add
ed, and title retained until all Of the purchase
money Is fully paid and 4 conveyance ordered by
the Court. JOSEPH LANE STERN.
Special Commissioner.
my 23.25,27.2a.3l&je2.3.5
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

/ OST, MONDAY, MAY 9TH. ON
IL Nineteenth street between Main and Frank
lln. streets, one G0LD-PLATED WATCH
CHAIN, with kew attached. The hnder VIII re-
ceiye liberal reward BY leaving the same at No.
zi5 mayo street. je3-lts
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EOR RENT, Nd
Il DWELLINGS. n4
IS TO f35 per month";

DWELLINGS. AA
IS TO 935 per month";
pprcK 600 west Main street; bath, &c. ten
rooms. c,... .oa o,,h /.
eight rooms. -. -
10 west Clay, near First; eight rooms.
GIsnortb Fourth. near Leigh eight rooms.
6ia south IleIyidere street six rooms.
28 Harvey. near Main five rooms.
Bio II. james ,neartClay 1--WE rooms.
G33 Church street, Oregon ltiI four rooms'
80 Maiden Lane. oregon Hill fonr rooms.
Ola south Cherry street. near Cary; three rooms,
DESIRABLE OFFICES on MhiD' Ninth' anu
Bank streets. u,,pruorrsF
L. THOMPSON BROWN q Coz
tai, " lib Main street.
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BY Chewing 4 Rose
Real Estate AuctiOneers and Brokers,
No. 3 north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF A NICE, CON
n VENIENTLY-LOCAT AND WELL
ARRANGED FRAME DWELLING, No. 3l4
PRESTON, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR IN
STREETs.-By request Of the owner who mas o.
cldcd 10 sell, we viii offer by auction, upon tie
premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1888,
nj 9 o'clock 7. NJ. the above located property
The DWELLING contains three rooms, all in nice
order, having been recent ~ whitened ano pdpered,
The LOT has a front Of 20 feet on Preston and
runs back to Bates street, thus atlOrdng the pur-
chaser an opportunity 10 build on Bates street.
TERMS: Easy, and announced on DAY OF SAFE
CHEWING A ROSE.
tel AuctiOnCcrS.
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Tho CtITICITRA TREATMENT for the cure OF
skin. scalp. ami Rlood-Diseases CONSISTS IN me
internal use OF CUTICURA RESOLNENI, tne
new Elood-Purifcr, and the external use OF & U
TICIJRA and CUTiCURA SOAP, the Great SKIN
Cures. Price Of Cuticura: small boxes, 0Oc.;
large boxes. 81. Cuticura ResolVeni, y per Dot
l5c sold by all druggists. - 80
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
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DABY.-For Infantile and Birth Humors
ID and Skin-Bcmishes use CUIICURE soar.
Skn-ieautifler and Toilet
rain and Nursery Sanitivc. Absolutely pure
sales 1881 and 1882, 100000 cakes
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FISHERMEN'S DEPOT.

SEINE-TWINES, N<tf37ye1>
sEINE-LINES. ROPES, YAWKING,
CORkS- CORkWOOD, SkIM-NET~,
FYkE-NETS. DRIfT-SEiNES. and HAUL
SElNES In stock aud made 10 order;
MACRAME-LACE TWlNE, all sizes;
CARPET-WARPs, all colors;
COTTON-YARNS. &C.;
AWNING-DuCKs, White and Colored, and
sAIL-DUCkS;
OlL-CLOTHING.
l.. LICHTENSrEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole importers OF the Lion brand Seine Thread.
ana importers OF other brands. myS
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By William Goldsmith. Auctionecr,
1914 Main street.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TTRsT-CLAss, ATTRACTIyE,T a
II AND WELL-LOCATED RESIDENCE ~
on THE EAST SIDE OF q o. ER 20 Il
STREET. OPPOSITE TO THE GOVEkNOR'S
MANSION. FOR SALE.-At the request Of the
owner we offer for sale. on liberal terms OF pay
ment that VERY DESIRABLE AND COMMO-
DIOUS RESIDENCE located as above, formerly
owned and occupied by the late Gustayus a.
Myers. II is so well and favorably known that q
minute description Of II is deemed unnecessary
II has front OF ~ feet and depth OF 100 rect 10
n wide alley. The dwelling was originally Dullt Dy
a kglful architect with best materials and win ali
of the modern cOuyenlences, and Is justly regarded
rs a first.class residence In every respect.
In the basement there Il "A comfortable ONCE ana
two or three other rooms, and superior furnace
which heats the whole premises ON me hrst moor
there are two parors. large dining-rOonl; pantry,
gtore-rOOm. and library. On tile second noor' hNe
chambers and one bathroom. and In The aitc
there are two large rooms The servants apart
ments are spacious and well arranged.
Taking into consideration the fact that the IOci',
tion Is In front of the Governors mansion, ana
opposlte The beautiful Capitol grounds, with con-
yenient and easy access to the different churches
and businoss-places il Is not often that so very de-
srable property is offered for sale, For the mer-
chant. physician. lawyer, and dentist II has many
attractions. Possession given In a short time. we
will take pleasure In showing the premises 70 those
who may m on us W. GODDIN & son.
INV 3O-eod3t AuctiOnccrs.
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CURE.
Ihaye had most wonderful cure Of salt Rheuln;
For seventeen years ! suffered with salt Rheum !,
~, 4, ~, NV head face. neck, arms. and legs.
was mol able 10 walk. only my hands and knees;
for one wear. have no, been able 70 help inyseli
Tor eieht wears I tried hundreds Of remedies not
one had dc least effect The doctors said my case
was incurablc. So nv parents tried evcry'ning
thai came along. | SAW your auyertremsniI, anu M
concluded 10 try CUTICCRA REMEDIES: Inc W
TICrRA brought the humor 10 the surface OF my
SKIN. II would drop of as II came out, untll now
am entirely WELL All can say Is thank voum ssI
heartily for my cure. Any person vii" thlnks tnls
letter a fraud. let them write or come ana sec me-
"iu "''" '"' WILL MCDONALD.
154o Dearborn street, Chicago, III.
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A G. PRETLOW.
GENERAL PROVISION BROKER,
No. l440 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
coFFEEs, SUGARS, sYRUPs, MEATS. &C.
lmy z0-SmI
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For sale by Druggists. Price 90 cents bottle.
Read tile following:
.BLAIR's CIIL0RAL THYN0L TROPHY
LACTtC y the hest disinfcetant that { have ever
used" lsignedl HUNTER MCGUIRE, NJ. ID.
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BY sampson & Adamson. Arctioneers.
TRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 GRANITE-QUARRN PROPERTY.
AT GRANITE. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
NA.AND VALUABLE MACHINERY COS-
NECTED WITH SAID OF AIRY.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust from tie ola Do
mlnion Granite Company 20 BENJAMIN II. Nash
and George W. Han. trustees, Che latter II whom
declines To act, dated February l. Is73. and of re-
cord IN the clerks office OF Chesterfield County
Court. default having been made ln the payment M
the money therein secured. and The holders Of the
bonds issued under said deed Of unst having rC-
quested that sale should be made 0f the real.
AND PER -0NAL PROPERTY therein convened.
we shall proceed 10 sell AZ public auction. on the
premises ~ Granite. on the Rich ond and Dan
vile railroad. abont five miles from the city Of
Richmond, a. IL o'clock \. on
WEDNESDAY. June %. 1883,
that VALUABLE GRANITE QUARRY. with
all the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. consisting Of TWO TRACTS OF LAND
one containing 70 ACRES and the other contain
Ing IA ACRES. Aud az The same time win De- sold
certain SlEAN-E>GiNFS. DERRi1 ~. Pt NP~.
CARS. KAiLROAD-TRACk.a IMPLEMENTS
and TOOLS used in the quarry business.
TERMS Cash as o. $4,000 aud the costs and
expenses of sale: aud the balance ON tergns made
known ON day of sale.
BENJAMIN n. NASH,
my 20 Acting Trustee.
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DOR sICK-ROOM

THE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER Of SICK
ROOMS is
BLAilsS CHLORAL THYsfOL PRoPHYLAC-
TIC AND DIsINFECTANT.
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FEVFRED and SICK
persons refreshed and
BED SORES prevent
ed by bathing with
DARBYS FLUID.
IMPURE AIR made
harmless and purified.
For SORE THROAT II
isa sure cure.
CONTAGION Destroy
For FROSTED FEET,
c II l. Il l. 4 ] y ;.
PILES, CHAflNGs'
&c.
RHEUMATISM cured.
SOFT. WHITE COM
PLEXlONS secured
byits use.
SHiP-FEVER prevent
TO TO PURIFY THE
BREATH, CLEANSE
THE TEETH, IL can't
be surpassed.
CATARRH rclievedand
cured.
ERYSTPELAS cured.
BURNS relieved In
stantly.
SCARS prevented.
DYSENTERY cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
~.
SCURVY cured.
An ANTIDOTE for an-
imal or vegetable pol
sons, stings. &C.
fused the FLUID du-
ring our present Attic
ton with SCARLET
FEVER with decided
advantage. II is indis-
pensabie to the sick
rOOm.-WM. Il. SAND
FORD. Eyrie. Ala.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

40 TO A. III. ROBINS'S DRUG
~ STORE, No. 523 north Second street. ~
between Clay and Leigh. for ANYTHING Won u
need In that lne and you will get Il II IL Is In the
city, aud have 1t delivered TO YOU free OF extra
charge. my aI-srh Sn eTa1m
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DARBYs pROPHYLACTICFL FLUID,
DARBYS PROPHYLACTlC FLUID,
a HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE
FOR
UNIVERSAL FAMILY USE.
ERADICATES
MALARIA.

Persons waiting on the sick should use II freely
scarlet-Feyer has never beer known To spread
where the FLUID was used. YELLOW-fENElt
has been cured with IL after BLACK NOMII had
taken place. The worst cases OF DlPhIiEklA
yield ID A.
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RESTAURANT, BAR, & BILLIARDS.
hot TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
IL TO ORDER. EVERY LUXURY IN THE
MARKET. FINEST WINES, LIQUORS. CT
CARS, and TOBACCO. Btsr BILLIARD-SA-
LOON In the city. HENRY HEUsER,
je2 No. 1908 Main street.
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CIGARS.

HEWITT d son, No. % SOUTH
IL FOURTEENTH STREET, manufacturers
Of The following brands Of FINE CIGARS: DE-
LlClOSA, FL PICADOR, La NINA, VISTA
GONDOLIER, FORGET-ME-NOTS, OLD JACK.
STANDARD, EXCELSIOR, and their new brand
"WlNONA." Reductions on all grades of goods,
and orders solicited from The trade. ap 29-eod3m
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WOOD AND coal.

~ c. THON Is NOW READY TO
". deliver ANTHRACITE COAL Of the best
quality at SO per ton Of 1000 pounds: WEST
VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL cheap; OAK and
PINE WOOD-Long. Sawed, and Spit-ycry
cheap. Orders 10y mlil will receive prompt atten-
ton. Office and yard, l7li Cary street.
ie 3-Iw G. &. THON.
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PERSONAL.

TWO GENTLEMEN q FAILED
Il THEN TO GET THEIR NAMESl CAME
TO SEE ME few DAYS since In reference 10 some
business matters. If they will please call 10 see me
again can now give them the information they
desired Mrs. r. l.. SMITH,
te2-2t 2l2 south Cherry street.
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SALE. TUELARGE AND VAL

nor SALE, THE LARGE AND VAL
II LIABLE VACANT LOT, in the centre of the
CITY. ON the south side OF Canal street adjoining
ShOckOc warehouse, extending from Twelftb To
Thirteenth street. II Is 256N10O feet, and as a
site for manufacturing establishments or ware
houses l. one of the most desirable properties In
the city. If desired II viii be sul-dlyided.
WILLIAMS Il BOWIE,
27-eod4t Real Estate Agents.
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Reference, Dir. II. DAEn. Charleston, C.

HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARs-UNABLET TO
WALK FOR ONE YEAR-GOT ABOUT w
HANDS AND kNEES-A WONDERFUL
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CLERICAL WORK WITH BOOK
" KEEPING.

The subscriber will be glad 10 WRITE UP AND
POST BOOKS, either In SINGLE or DOUBLE
ENTRY, aud, II preferred, viii take books to his
own room % write up aud 10 draw OFF bills and
accounts from same. Address by post Heard
care AIR. Thomas l.. AlfrieBd, l1l7 east Main
street, BOOK -KFEPFR
my 3O-W,F&su3t*
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OOO ACRES LAND FOR SALE, e
ODU on james river intersected by rail--A
road. Land consists Of fine quality OF James
river lowgrounds and highlands; coo acres clear
cd 200 timber. Depot and post-oihce. Church
fhrec-quarters Of a mile from the house. Usual
buildings Address II. NJ. THOMSON,
HOwardsyile Post Office.
my 25-2taw4wk Albemarle county, Va.
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IN MEMORIAM.
DIR. ID. a. RObertSO OF

WHEREAS Jul worthy brother,
DR.. ID. A. Robertson, of Greensboro,
has been removed from Us bv death.
We, his associates aud te.iow-mem.
bels o. .Lc NORTH Carolina Dental
Association, st this our first meeting
since his decea-e, most cordially
unite in the following resolutions
That We ere personally deeply
griesed at tie ioss oi our brother.
and while We bow in humble sui
mission to the will Of Him "wi,o
docth all things wells We desire to
place OF, record our sincere SORROW
aud express. our recognition OF bis
character aud service to the Society
aud profession.
Profoundly lamenling that be
should be cut off in the mids, of a
useful and honorable career, we re-
gard 10 the memory of his many ex.
cellent qualities as a gentleman OF
strict integrity, as a kind and faith
tul friend, conscientious in the dis.
charge OF his professional as we'll d.
his private obligations.
Retiring aud modes, in DISPOSE
ton. only those who knew him well
cossd thoroughly appreciate him.
Earnest and untirlng III The duties
OF bis profession, yes, gentle anc
sympathetic towards the suffering,
of those TO whom he mlnis,ered, 1T
created a friendship lasting anonA
bis patrons and neiytbors which VII.
Ilng'l many years TO come.
We deeply sympa,hize with ,hs
community who have lost such
valuable citizen, such a warln-hearic,
friend, and such a reliable and com
petcnt practitioner.
Resotced, That The Secretary 0
the Society be directed to send
copy o! these resolutions TO TN
friends Of the deceased, with assur
ances OF our tenderest sympathy il
then bereavement, and that thes
resolutions be published in the Hills
boro and Greensboro papers.
V. 3. TURNER, team.
T.. NJ. HUNTER,
Norehend City, ". e., June 12t/
1883.
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about the small fish in the face of dis
sent AZ plainly aud tearlcssiv AZ when
supported by general approval. The
kSuN In, absolutely no purposes to
serve. save the information Of its read
ers and the furtllerantt of the common
good.
Because it is cverybodv'> newspaper.
| No nan is so humble that The Sun is
indifferent to his welfare and his rights.
40 man is so rich that it can allow in
Justice to be done him. No man. nc
association OF men. is powerful enough
to be exempt from the strict application
of its principles OF right and wrong.
Because in politics it has fought for Il
dozen wears. without iltermi>>iOn and
sometimes almost alone among newspa-
pers, the fight that has resulted in the
recent overwhelming poral,r Verdict
against Robesoni>m and for honest gov
%ernlnert. No matter what party * II
power. TIE Sun stands and will con
tinue to stand | Ike a rock for the inter
est> of the people against the ambitiol
OF bosses. the entertainments o. Annop-
ofists. and the dishonest schemes OF pub
lie robbers.
All this is what we are told a|nno-
/ 1"ilr bv our friends. One man ]ntd
| that The Sun is the best religious news
| paper cver published. because it
Christianity il unIilutcd With ralil
= Another holds that it is the best l,clai1,
lican newspaper printed, beca:i~e il Ia
already whipped halt OF the rascal. on
: rf that party. and = proceeding a"ais~
t the other halt with uudimi %.i~i.tl vi.oi
\ third believe. it to be the best ina:
zine of general literature IN existence
:. because its reader, miss nothing worth
= Of notice that is current IL the world
thought. SO every irielI."f IIE It
discovers c,ir OF lis maiIN sizes that II
rral> with particular i.rcc /" lH> .!t
i,.ual lininr.
F /. Won already kno" Tui. Ny"
d Will observe that in lsN3 II / ! ini1
: better than ever before. 1t You 10 ~
e already know The Sun You Will IL
il to be Il mirror of all hHluta ;t"f!It'.
e Il >~:orchou~e OF the choices; products
coinriou sense and Imagination. z n4t'
stay for tl.r ''a,i>e of honest -o.rusln"'
a sentinel fur genuine Je'lcr~".I'l >
i Elocrlcy Il >cotrge Tor wlckctI!">>
p every species. and al u"cout.aoill zoo
II investment tor the conllsIG year.