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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-13
BY W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
lib Main street.

fee-h i%9t"'' hHSiAh, ahh 4AuttROnCtEe.
lib Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY. ON
THE YAKIMA ROAD, ABOUT TEN MILES
BELOW THE CITY. WITH FINE MILL-SITE,
EACELLENT FISHERY. GOOD DWELLING,
EARN, STABLE, &C., THEREON. BY AVC-
TJON.-By virtue Of DEGREES of the HenricO Cir
nit Court in the suit of Lyme cs. Lyne and ais -
mt ed ON the 10Th of May, 1889, and 7th of Nav
1898, the undersigned, special commissioners, will
sell be public auction. in front of Ienrco County
COURTHOUSE. In the city of Richmond, on
MONDAY, MAY H. 1883,
that being conrt-day.) at IL o'clock NJ, the REAL.
VERY VALUABLE FARM containing lO7x
ACRES, with NEW FRAME DWELLING. ~
about six rooms, barn. stable. quarters. &c. there
on, Wing on the Narna road about ten miles below
the civ OF Richmond, adjoining the Lands of Henry
Cox, Esq, Dr. W. l.. Broaddns, aud Others aud
known as Sailors Tavern the late residence OF
Thomas L. Lyme. deceased. There are also on the
said land an excellent mill-site. Il very valuable
nshery, aud very large. bold. and uufatllng
spring OF great value, rendering this farm one Of
unusual attrdctivencss, and anOrding n fine oDpor-
tnnity for profitable investment.
TERMS: One fourth east: the residue In equal
instruments at six. twelve, and eighteen months by
negotiable notes, with Interest added and the title
retained until all the purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the Court.
w. w. cOsBY,
X. T. WILSON,
~, Special Commissioners.
W. H. LYME & Co, Auctioneers. myS
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+ ARGE BRIO KAN D-F II a VI f.
IL DWELLING. No. Big. ON THE WEsT
SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH STREET. NEAR TO
CLAY STREET, AT AUCTION.-By request Of
the owner we will sell ~ auction, On the premises,
on
TUESDAY. MAY 18TH.
nj 3 O'Clock L W.. the BRICk-AND-FRAME
DWELLING located as above, containing eight
rooms and basement. besides some out-houses.
The LOT fronts 81 feet and runs back ~ feet on
the north line and IS feet on tie south line. ms
+ good location for a block Of small residences,
which WOULD always command tenants az good
rents The dwelling f. In bad order. but can BE-
fixed up, aud will make pleasant home or III
pulled down Will furnish large amount OF male
rial. which can be used IN the construction on
block Of houses on it, site. -
TERMS: At sale. WILLIAMS & BOWIE.
my 10 AuctiOneers.
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BY George $. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF THE FOL-
- LOWING PROPERTY. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY II, 1883,
at 81 O'Clock u. NJ: GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL. DE-
VACHED BRICK DWELLING with six rooms.
large yard well shaded. large brick Kitchen with
four rooms, all In good order, situated the west
side OF Brook avenue corner Of Moore street. The
/ OF fronts "a feet on Brook avenue, running back
no feet.
After which we will sell FOUR LOTS I'm rear
fronting 20 feet elch ON Moore street, running
back within parallel lines about 80 feet.
In view of this property being 50 near the pro-
posed WOOllen Mills aud other recent improve
ments II should claim the attention of parties de-
string real estate investments that will Yield good
interest.
TERMS: Easy, and announced az sale.
GEORGE :. NASli0N & son,
my IL AuctOneers.
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ss,ae ,pcscrspsism Or Waco and Iss ree-
pie .vtrsini.ns and Descendants OF vir-
n a,a In Prominent Piaces-Rccertien Of
DELEGATES 70 the southern Baptist Convcn-
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aRoucu on RATS clears out rats mice me-
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing aon ars
the DISPATCH PRISrIsG-HoUsE. ooou
low nrices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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BY sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
HOS Main street, Richmond, Va.

UCTION SALE OF THAT NICE
N TWO-STORY K-AND-FEAME
DWELLING. WITH LARGE LOT ATTACHED,
STU ATED IN THE TOWN OF SC0TTSVILLE,
on THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANl
RAILROAD.-At the request of the owner, who
resides I'm "A different portion Of the Stale we shall
offer for sale at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1883,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY located as
above. and now in the occupancy of Mr.. Thomas
Tutwilcr. The dwelling contains seven rooms,
good stable and all the necessary Out-hOuScs. and
Is situated I'm the prctest and most desirable por
tiOn Of the town.
This furnishes an opportunity of securing a very
desirable home In growing and delightful little
town. convenient 10 the railroads, schools,
churches, &c. SUTTON & CO.,
my IL Auctionecrs.
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- Ale OF THE MAGNIFICENT
FIsH-PoND" ESTATE, ON JAMES RIVER.


In pursuance of the decree of the Circuit Court
ey's adlnlnlsintor, &C, as. Hall, &c. and ID. III.
Gordon rS. RlXey's administrator. &c. the under
signed commissioners viii otter for sale at public
auction. nj the depot O; the Richmond aud Allie
~, Va, at about IL VI. on the
6Tu DAY OF JUNE. 1883,
that MAGNIFICENT ESTATE ON JAMES
RIVER. In Nelson county, about two miles above
nowardsville, AiDemarle county, Known a. " FISH
Pond formerly owned by the late Alexander
MoseeY. Esq. containing about l,Osj ACRES OF
LAND, of which about $50 acres are James-river
lOwgr0unds. including ~Big-SycamOre island.
Ing In the form OF horseshoe Win one depot fat
which there Is post-Oifcei and one hlg-statiOn
on IL. Excellent DWELLING-HOUSE good out
houses, an orchard OF cnOiccly-selccted trees. and
celebrated tsh-pond. Has TWO LiMtsTONE
QtARRiEs lying directly on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad, and i thought 10 contain veins
OF iron ore; l. well w1tcrcd, and FROM tie DWELL
ing-house porches there are picturesque views OF
James river, The Richmond and Allcghany rail-
road. and surrounding country.
This Is probably the finest estate m Nelson coun-
~ on James river, and has the unusual advantage
Of being susceptible Of division into smaller farms.
IL Is convenient 10 churches, and the nelghbOrhOod
offers fne social advantages.
IL viii he sold rs hole, or an parcels 10 snit
purchasers, aud the terms Of sale which VIII be lib
eTtl will be made known Oh the ,lay OF sale.
- Parties wishing Ia attend The sale can leave
Richmond Ia the morning and return by the eve
ming train.
The sale can probably be confirmed at special
term IN June.
ANY further information will be given by ad-
dressing j. ID. lioBsLEY, Esq, ri Arlington depot.
Nelson county, or JAMES PLEAsANTS, Esq., attOr-
ney az law. Richmond.
RoBFRT WHITEHEAD,
CAMM PATTESON,
j. ID. UORSLEl,
ny lO-2awtds Commissioners.
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By j. Thompson Brown & CO.,
Real Estate Agents. Auc;ioneers, and Brokers,
1ll3 Main street.

GALE OF BRICK FACTORY 60 BY 50
~ FEET AND CORNER BUILDING LOTS ON
ROSS STREET.-We will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1888,
at O'Clock T. ~, LOT OF LAND corner Ross and
Mayo streets, 55 10y l. 10 feet 10 an alley, which
there Is a LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK FAC
TORY.
The building can be repaired and altered at
small cost, or would furnish enough raw material
to build several small houses, which would bring
good income on the investment.
The LOT will be divided or sold as a Whole, as
may be desired.
TERMS: Easy, and long Credits 6 per cent in
terest. j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
my IL Auctoneers.
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Bv II. b. Chaffin & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOT
on THE
WEST SIDE OF FIRST BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS.
Gy Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucu0necrs,
HOS Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
OANDLOT AND VERY DESIRABLE BuIl.D-
ING LOTS on THE NOKTHNESI gOkNER
or MARSHALL AND HANCOCk sIhEEIS,
AND AT TIE SOUTIlW Est CORNER OF
CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS, AT ACC-
TIoN.-By virtue of decree In the suit OF
:. Maeder and wife rs. Westerman e ais en-
tered by the Chancery Court % The city OF Rich
mond October "a, 1882, we VIII sci, on lhe pre-
TUESDAY, MAY Is. 1888,
beginning promptly at O'Clock 7. VI. the REAL
ESTATE mentioned Ia said decree. as follows:
4 LOTS. each 30x12i 6-l2 feet. fronting on Mar
shall street: LOTS. each 3Oxl5O feet, fronting
on Hancock between Marshall and Gay streets,
upon one Of which lots there Is NERl COM-
PORTABLE RAME HOUSE. containing about
five rooms: also 3 LOTS, each 3oNI2 rect: 'front.'
ing on Clay street. This property Is located III one
square of The Richmond, Fredericksburg ana To-
tomae Railroad depot aud in that portion OF ine
CITY rapioly enhancing IN value. These lots onef
special inducements "a parties DESTROYS Of invest,
ing where quick profits may be realized is SvOd
hnilding lots are scarce I'm that locality
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance az SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months. fOf NEGOTIABLE notes interest
added and little retained until the purchase-ln0ney
Is maid. and conveyance ordered ly the Court.
Plat of ground with auciioncers. ,
A. NJ. KELLEY.
JAMES CASkIE,
Special Commissioners.
FRANK ID. HILL & Co.. Auctioneers. nay a
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BY Frank ID. IFill & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
L LOTS ON CARY STREET NEAR NOR
TONS FLOWER-GARDEN. AND IN TIE
PLAN OF HOPEDALE. ON ASHLAND AVE-
NUE. NEAR THE TOWN OF HARYiE. AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of q deed of trust duly re-
corded I'm the clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery
Court February p. 1879. and TO finally close uD
the estate I'm question, will offer for sale at auc-
ton, on 900
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is. 1883,
nj 8 o'clock p. NJ. a VALUABLE LOT, 3oX140
feet, on the north side Of Cary between Clarke and
State streets and
AT 81 O'CLOCK,
TWO VERY PRETTY LOTS In Hopedale near
Ashland avenue
TERMS One fourth cash: balance In @, IL, and
Is months. with 6 per cent. interest added
HENRY q. CANNON, Trustee.
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ASToNI, THE ORIGINATOR

ANOTHER SWANS woRM-sYRUP- for fever
shns's, restiessness, worms, constipation. Taste
less. Csc.
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ID. 4 +. MITTELDoRrER will have an immense
special sale for one week only. The best bargains
OF the season. Read their new advertisements In
to-day's Dispatch.
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BY +. Il. Cook. Auctloneer,
"a Ninth street.

BY +. y. Cook. Auctloneer,
"a Ninth street.
CLOSING SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR
~ NITUhE. PIANO, &C-In consequence of
the proprietor being compelled TO yacate, | VIII
sell,a No. 2Oj east Broad street, on
MONDAY, 14TH INSTANT,
at 10 o'clock. the ENTIRE sTOCk OF sUPE-
RIOR FURNITURE. embracing
SUPERIOR PARLOR- AND CHAMBER
SUITS.
LOUNGES. MARBLE-TOP TABLES.
large variety of WARDROBES,
BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS.
WASHSTANDS. ETAGEREs,
EXTENSION AND MAHOGANY DINING
TABLES.
MAHOGANY and other CHAIRS.
HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES.
FEATHER-BEDS, holsters, AND Pill
LOWS;
CARPETS. RUGS.
One 6-OCTANE PIANO. I'm mahogany cases.
This being a compulsory sale, the public may he
assured that the entire stock VIII he sold. \ rare
opportunity. which should not be overlooked.
my IL l.. u. COOK, Auctionecr.
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AUCTION sALEess. 1rsSlssS
BY william II. LINE q Co..
pe., r.tatc Agents and Auctioneers'
1113 Main street.
UCTION SALE OF TWO FRAME
1fENEMENT-DwELLINGs NOS. ssle AND
1912, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF vESA-
BILE STREET BETWEEN TULIP
AND PINK STREETS,
VACANT LOT 81 s-loxl5o FEET ON MORT"
SIDE vENABLE NEAR PINK STREET,
v,c.NrIoT 47x1ss1 FEET ON WEST SIDE
PINK STREET NEAR vENABLE'
AND
VACANT LOT FRONTING Al FEET ON WEST
SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH STREET
NEAR vENABLE.

By request Of the owner, we shan sell ny p"'"S
auction, on the premises OH
WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY ioih'
Mt O'Clock r. in the order hcre1f,sT n1su,
NJ Two FK AME TENEMENT DIV ELiiNTs,
Sas oslo and 23l2, fronting together 81 liz
feet running back $50 feet on north slae Oh 'ena-
HE street between Tulip and PINK streets ..,,o
VACANT LOT, Il 5-lZAioV iee'' "h oA"'
sqWgia,GaNT LOT, 47xI33l5 feet, on west side OF
pink street north Of Venable street. ,.,-,..,,.
~, WkTAsT LOT on the west side of Eighteenth
street between Clay and Venable streets, Onting
~ feet on Eighteenth street and having q aepah
on It's southern line OF about 90 iee' anu VI "i0n
Mar depth on Its northern line. .,.
All Of the above property Is desirable, ana par
Tics of moderate means desiring homes, or those
seeLJne Investments, should attend these sales
TrpMs: one fourth cash balance by neg0tia-
ble notes at six, twelve, and eighteen montlls. WIN
Interest added, and secured by deed OF trust.
nv I3 w. LYME * CO.. Auctioneers.
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l64 new pieces Of mattings Just receives
from auction at ID. & T.. MITTELDoRFER's.
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GALE THIS DAY AT 1920 A. VI. AND
- 7:3OFP. NJ. of Gold and Silver Watches,
Trple-Pllted Siverware, Rogcrs's Table and
Pocket-Cutlery, &c Every article warranted as
represented.
Trade Sales of Dry Goods. Notions, Shoes. Cloth
ing, &C. will be held during the summer months
on the following Thursdays: May / th and 3lst.
June IA th and 2Sth. July 9th aud Goth. August
9th and Odd. Merchants having surplus stock
please send I'm your consignments as early as
possible. WILLIAM GOLDSMITH,
my l2-2t Auctioncer.
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FOR RENT.

~-~-~~~-~0->~-~o~-~---~-~~~~-
EOR RENT, O.
Il DWELLINGS IN GOOD ORDER, Ii
81 70 s35 per month.
NEW BRICK, Floyd street: eight rooms.
10 Clay street, near III st ten rooms.
3l6 Cary, near Madison eight rooms.
NICE HOUSE, Reservoir street six rooms.
81 south Pine street: six rooms.
705 north Twenty-seyCnth street; five rooms.
20 north Harvey street live rooms.
6lS south First street four rooms.
80 Maiden Lane: four rooms.
TIA north Fourth street three rooms.
STORES, FACTORIES. and WAREHOUSES;:
OFFICES, LODGING-ROOMS and STORAGE;
Several DESIRABLE SUITS of ROOMS.
}. THOMPSON BROWN & Co.
my 13-1t lib Main street.
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DOR II ENT. O.
A SPECIAL OFFERS. Ii
FURNISHED HOUSE No. 6n4 east Leigh street.
near seventh for three or -four months; twelve
rooms. all conycniences, centrally located and
good neighborhoOd.
ALSO.
UNENP1RED TIME OF NEW BRICK DE-
TACKLED TWO-SrORY HOUSE: eight
rooms, bath, &c.; bay window; low rent.
ALSO.
tENTRALLI-LOCATED DWELLING No. 5l4
north Eighth street, between Clay and Leigh
streets: eight rooms, bath. &c. Possession
May 18th.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
my 13-lt Ills Main street
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BUFFALO LITnI. WATER,
direct from the syringe. be had on draugiit al
ASTogi's.
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BY Jas. Macdou2all, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor Tor ThIrteenihl street.
for Ellis Abram.
DAWNBROKER'SS SALE OF ALARGE
- AND FINE ASSORTMENT OF FORFEITED
PLEDGEs, CONSISTING or GOLD AND Sill
YER WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
CHAINS, RINGS, CLOCKS, MUSICAL INSTRIT-
MENTS: BREECH- AND MUZZLE-LOADING
GUNS, PisTOLS, &C., &C.. AT AUCTlON.-On
TUESDAY, MAY Is. 1883,
AZ lOz O'clock, l will sell for account OF ELLIS
ABRAM large lot Of the aboye-named FOR
FElTED PLEDGES, TO which the attention OF the
public Is respectfully asked.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Anctioneer.
NOTICE.
Parties having FORFEITED PLEDGES WIN
cali and pay interest redeem the same before the
DAY OF sale, or they will positively be sold AS fur
thtr indulgence cannot be gwen.
ELLIS ADRIAN, Pawnbroker.
In conclusion TO the above sale will also proceed
10 sell very fine FAMILY CARRIAGE.
-, JAS. MACDOUGALL.
my 10 Auciioneer.
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, FTFR THE ABOVE SALE.

AFTER THE ABOVE SALE,
we will offer FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, each
3Uxl5O feet to an alley. in the same plan Hope
dalel. Parties desiring 20 purchase bargains should
attend this sale. FRANK ID. HILL co..
my l3 AuctiOncers.
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DOR RENT, A HOUSE OF FIYEG@
4 ROOMS, In complete order and with con- Ii
venience OF water for housekeeping. &c. ON the
same floor, over Of the stores on Broad street
between Twenty-hffh and Twenty-sixth streets,
south side. Terms favorable to good tenant
Applyto T.. W. CONF,
ll3 Twenty-ninth street, or at Bellevue school.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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THE QUESTION OF JURISDICTION OVER THE PO-
T0MAc FISHERIES WITHIN TIE DISTRICT
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Nv WIIIlam GOIdsmItIl,
General Auctionecr and Commission Merchar
1914 Main street.
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COHEN BROTHERS,
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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Nv Williams 4 Bowe.

FRANK d. HILL & Co, Auctioneers. my4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-13
Our Coming Exposition.

We are pleased TO learn that the Dis
trict Board OF Agriculture is about TO
take measures looking to the successful
holding of our annual exposition. There
are two vacancies in the board, which,
we are informed, will be filed shortly,
undoubtedly by the selection Of gentle
men who will give to the deliberations Of
that body the benefit Of their experience.
A considerabla-portion Of the surplus
which remained on hand last year has
been expended, we understand, in the
improvement Of the park belonging TO
the society. A temporary building,
therefore becomes once more a necessity.
Let us hope that, all good citizens aid
iag in tine work, the efforts which are
about to be made by the board Of direct
ors will end in success still more note.
worthy than that which attended them
last year. Considering Oakland as only
a suburb Of San Francisco, and admit
ting that the capital contains popula-
tion Of twenty-six thousand, 1t is evident
that before another twelvemonth shall
pass Los Angeles will become the second
city of the State. Among other civic
needs that Of permanent exposition
building is not tho least important.
Many men feel no abiding interest in n
public institution wisely intended by the
legislature to be for the permanent
good of all Of us while that institution
has no permanent abiding place. We
doubt not that the enterprising horticul-
turists, agriculturists, and manufactur-
ers, Of the district in general and of the
city and county of Los Angeles in par.
ticular, are preparing themselves already
for the generous rivalry of the coming
autumn. In these cases to the van
pushed, as well as to the victors, in the
friendly contest, belong the spoils. He
who gains premium will ondeavor on
another occasion TO outdo himself, while
he who loses will resolve to redouble his
efforts to win the prize. And thus the
result Of the struggle is Of direct benefit
to the community also. Let it be a long
pull, and strong pull, and pull all
together, and by the close of October we
shall be gratifsd to learn from the able
directors of the board of the sixth dis.
trict that among the civic pleasures of
the coming year will be that Of attend
ing the exposition in permanent build
ing Of which we shall be the owners.
The uses of such public building are
not restricted necessarily to those it is put
to during exposition week. During the
remainder fifty.one of the year it would
serve for thousand and ono public
charitable and social purposes now par
TALLY successful only because of the
lack Of such n building.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-13
"REcREArIon,o

The new Literary and Society Journal Of South.
ern California, a handsome weekly, on tinted
bookpaper, devoted 10 Literature, Society and
ANU sefnents published every Saturday, com
mencing May 10Th. The first edition will num-
Der several thousand copies and be circulated
freely. Sample copies can be had at the office,
Room 2s Baker Block, and will be sent free on
application by mail W. A. Cheney will be Lit.
erary Editor Only very limited amount Of
space Is left for unceptionable advertisements,
for which apply Immediately. No immoral or
improper advertisements admitted at any price.
Recreation" will be In every respect dignifed,
frst-class Journal, and as such relies
for liberal support upon the refined and intelli-
gent people Q! Les Angeles and Southern Call
iornia All leading business houses whose custo.
mers are ladies or among the best citizens.
should not fail TO advertise in Recreation" "
invariably In advance, $3.50 per
annum, rs cents for six months, 40 cents for
three months, or Is cents per month. Single
copies, cents. Local talent encouraged, If mer-
itorious Social and Personal Items desired from
every town and village in Semi -Tropic California.
Agents wanted Address. "Recreation,D Los
Angeles, Cal EDWARD A. WEED.
mis- lw dkw Managing Editor.
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Eastern Indians.

The same characteristics marking the
irreprossible conflict" between Caucas-
ian and Indian in the Indian Territory
apparently attach to the relations of the
two races ON the oldest reservation in
the United States. Since the New York
and Erie Railway was constructed
through the Allegheny Indian reserva-
ton, in the western part of New York,
five other railways have been built across
the lands of the Indians; villages have
sprung up about the stations on the
roads, and intruding whites have gone
into business at these places. Some
years ago the whites, acknowledging
that they were intruders, persuaded the
Indians to join them in petition to Con-
gress, asking that the occupancy of the
lands by those of the former of the two
races might be legalized. In 1875, ac-
cordingly, Congress passed an act for the
survey of several of the villages which
should be leased to the whites for twelve
years, the lease to be renewed at the op-
tion of the Indian Council. But the
whites, under cover of the law. soon
broke bounds, and established them
selves wheresoever it pleased them, and
soon the complaints of the Indians were
such that at the Indian Office it was de-
termined to remove them. A list of all
whites on the reservation was made, and
all of them not there by virtue of the
law have been ordered to leave. This
action of the federal authorities has
caused great dissatisfaction, not only
among the whites on the reservation, but
all through western New York, and the
pens of editors and correspondents are
busy in the discussion OF the question.
The government is bound solemnly to
protect the rights of the Indians of the
Allegheny reservation. They are, and
for generations have been, peaceablC
and industrious, differing in every way
except origin, from the Indians of Ari
zona. But the working of the natura
law which, since the discovery o
America by Europeans, is manifest il
the gradual disappearance of the In
dians OF this continent, will solve thi
question also. Vices and diseases
brought hither by Caucasians, and thu
verging of the inferior race in the supe
rior by means of intermarriage, sooner ol
later will bring about the extinction o.
the Indians of the Allegheny reservation
just as these causes have brought about
that of the Montauk Indians and Others
who dwelt in the far East, BY the close
OF the twentieth century there will be
no Indians existing in the United States,
except, possibly, few dwellers amid
the frozen wids of Alaska.