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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02

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ICES LEAVE RICHMOND:
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minutes Richmond to Norfolk.
to:56 A. NJ. For sif stations and Lexington. Nv.
Louisville. and Ctncinnau. Mail ex-
4.aoP.M. ChsrlotIcs,iie accommodation dsI-
Is, except sunday. stops at all st'-
.n5P.M. For VIEWPOINTS News Old Point. aud
Norfolk. FNpre exeopt SUNDAY.
GAO T. NJ, For Louisville and CiDclnnati: con-
Meeting Tor all points West, NORTH
west. and Southwest. Fast expires
daily. Does not stop for local Ousi-
ness. Pullman slecplnR.cars kfeb-
mond 10 Cincinnati and Washington
and Charlottesville 20 L0uisyiie.
$40 p NJ. For Newports News and Old Point
tllmited express with Pullman cirsl
daily except satur lay, Docs not
stop between Richmond AMI New
ports News. NocOnnectlon FOR Nor
iOlk.
1o:2oP. NJ. For Ashlsnd, Ky. NIgh, express es.
10 Clifton Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
e:IoA ". From Ashland. X y, except sunday.
fO;45 A. NJ. From Norfolk Old Point. and New
port's News, except sunday. .
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local points cxceD; Sun lay.
GAO T. NJ From Norfolk except sunday. PROM
Old Point aud NewpOrts News daily
Pullman car except an sunday frain'
$40 =, NJ. IRON Louisville md Cincinnati
Fast cxprcss, daily.
lO:1OP. N. From Norfolk Old Point. and New-
norris News. daily except sunday.
Sunday Excursion 10 New pOrt's News ana Old
Point will leave Richmond A. NJ, aud arrive IN
RichmonS $50 l.. NJ. returning.
Depot: Seventeenth AMI Broad streets. ,.,...-
Ticket Offices: 1000 Main street and Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Railway depot 49, ,.,,,,r,
General Passenger Aeent:
c. W. SMITH, General Manager. -
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By Williams & B0we.
- rs.s... N..,..ts aud sugfIpt,a a.


Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
TN ORDER TO WIND UP AN ESTATE
We Will ,t!l for the executors, at low prices anu
ON reasonable terms. the following REAL L.
i.VAiUAULE lot on Franklin between Sc
cond md Third streets, 81 j-l2 By lJ3 az ieet
2. BRfCE STORE, with DWEI LING above.
NJ. los Market cor Seycutecnthj street, between
q. IoT bcuEded by Main Carv, and Mulberry
streets and Reservoir avenue, 37s 6-l2 bY Isl
1. TWO SMALL BRICK HOUSES and SEW
TEAL VACANT LOTS on Spring street between
First and Helyldcre. - -
5. SFVEEAL EXCELLENT LOTS on PARK
avenue between Hdryie and Plum ST. ct'.
q. LOi at southwest ..Jrncr OF ~cuflctown roei
and Rowland street, sidney, fronting about 10
L0T :. ut Broad street Just below Jail alley,
fronting &c 2-l2 feet. with TWO FRAMED
1tNfMENTs thereon.
5. 4 TRACT or 1862 ACRES Of Heavily wool
cd land i, ar springfield pits. TN lienrlco county.
9. SEVERAL. BUILDING LOTS At WesihamD-
ton. on the river road, aud adjoining Il. ".
browning store. - 80.
10. TRACT or 21 5s-1Oo ACRES OFLAND
just above Westhampjon, lying Oh the river ROAD,
in front of y, W. Green, JF.s late res idence.
II. WILLIAMS lSLAND.in James river about
three miles above Richmond. 100 acres; valuable
for immense deposits Of builders sand on H..
10 SEVERAL SMALL LOTS Ot LAND on
the old Brook turnpike near Mr.. Tiirogmorton's.
is. 4 HOUSE on Williamsburg avenue, Rock
cts. and SEVERAL LOIS in the same neighDor-
IA. ABOUT 80 ACRES OF LAND on New
North road about one mile north Of Richmond.
Apply 60 1900,
&c 15-Su&W6t WILLIAMS BOWIE.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE
IA OF ALL THE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
THOMAS HUNTER, DECEASED
u,s1.rE RESIDENCE, NEAR LoDoRE.
IN THE COUNTY OF AMELIA
CONSISTING OF AFULL SET OF FARMING
UTEN sILs-yiz-
sPRtNG-WAGONs, ,,rss.
HURsTs, BUGGY; and H nh,RFMSp.Tipr.
oX.cRRr, DOG-CARI. DU hf-OA"i'
HfAPER and NOV ER,
FHS.MILL. PLOws. siioFEL-Pbo"s'
l iG2S S! PkAASS1T;eR . CoRS.suELLER,
2TREAD-POWER MAGlilNhs's ,rop
FNsiLHGE. CUTTER, FEED-hAsiiCAio"'
. s,.6 SsTmF!hELYARDs, GglNDsToNE, &C.
2SADDLEs and BRIDLEs'
1I 1,Ecr AiSa, articles on rst-class farm.
81 HEAD FINE CATTLE
Lot u CALNtS:
50 HEAD OF SHEEP,
Lot Of LAMBS.
~ arS' HIFlSb tofi HORSES. Including Brool
Mare and Colt aud Fine Young kiding-hor'e G.
iV.t broke. ..,,,,, ., ~, t.,.rytT
a FINE LOT or HOUSEHOLD AND hllCh-
I'm FURNITURE. including
HANDSOME CHAIRS, ROCKERS,
WALNUT BUREAU M, ,.c,,,,,
HAIR. MATTRESSES
FINE COOklNG-sTONE,
/ SEW ING MACHINE. -, ,,rr,
BOARD: - mum
Also. / REFCH.LOADING'GUN aud RlFLf,
and IN the articles usually found ia comi0ru'D'!
furnished residence. sale ON
THURSDAY. JULY 3lsr,
beginning at IL o'clock promptly
TERMS. Under $50, cash over $50. Ninety days
In erest nlded for note with good security.
" TAZEWELL ELLEfT,
Administrator Thomas Hunter, deceased
JOHN 4. GRAVES, Aucfinnccr " i-IuFW
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FREIGHT Drpor,

FREIGHT DEPoT,l
RICHMOND AND DAsvILLB RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, June 1 ., 1854. J
NOTICE.-WILL BE SOLD, ON TIE
IN PREMISES, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, On
JULY isfH,
the following UNCLAIMED PACKAGES, for
freight and eharses-ylzi
FIXTURES, marked l.. q, Iiaines
9 cases HATS, marked l.. u, hlalr a %.
jeal-iavaw ]. @, ANGEL, Agent.
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FTTs. &C., CURED.
RUFFATO LsTHIA WATER.
DUFFALO LITHIA WATER
ron
MALARIAL POISONING.
ITS VALUE IN AUTHORITARIAN rEvEe.
T.. ;ofIrIxAcAsE Of YELLow-rEyER.

sDR. WILLIAM 7. HOWARD, OF BALTIMORE,
Professor Of Diseases Of Women aud children in
the University Of Maryland.
Or. Howard attests the common dddptdtiOn gf
his Fai,r ia "a ritz range Of cdS.s " with that
Of tie far-famed Willie sulphur Springs in Green
oricr county, West Virginia, aud adds the follow
ing.
"IndoCd. in certain class of eases It IS much
superior 10 the latter. | alude 70 The abiding
debility attendant upon The tlrdy cOuvale-cence
from grave ncuc diseases: and more especially TO
Tie CGctcLfd and SeIueiS Incident - HitdrtOuS
Ftrsrs ali their grades and varieties, TO certain
forms OF AtoHic UIspepsta. aud at the iJec-
fiOaF Peculiar IN Women that are remrdiahle ~
ali by mineral waters. l., sHOrt. pere / cdited
uyOlt 10 stdte from t0hdt mineral icdters I hare
Seta nc gTestlSt and most UHmiStIk1bie amount
Of goOd accrue in the Lirgey number Of cases ia
q GeaeYdl tcdp, I tCOUld hRheSudftRgB Sdy TIE
BGBdiO Springs, in AecklenJurg county, Va"
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATcH-.VE DNEsDA1. 5O11 z



r,''s1-'N'-' By erubbs 4 AppersoI,
ma, Estate Agents and Auesionee'''
80. 8 north eleventh street.
TRusrEE.s Ag y,C,T,,oa' s sSkE AZ. Sf
i STORE All VEST DUvAL sfRENI,
RSSlh sRSok me- Sa, yf' se, q sasas
at sza Inn ma duiy recorded. VIII seh ON ''e
Uses NV TUESDAY. jelly 1, 1884, 80.
ppoppRTY above described. iscn rom Ina Of
s eS 70 ssd feet oS zen nc more r" or less
TnvaI str, et. running back W ,e.'' nv
80, ,vtdff In rear OF about "a Iecs. and Kitchen,
AMI ILL., sTcRE has four COCO rooms sN'
l h,he unwilling also four ruoIls' o., The dcbr,
Trnss The deed 5eqarss sa ~ sx and twelve
cue. ,,h ~ fny ncroiiahle notes, Interest
,mr',s..5red. viii be accepted, =, ,pprpsoy.
Trustee.
posTPoSEMENT.
a., .o,seonencc or bad weather 70
THURSDAY NEXT
al same hour. Tras'ce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
United states for the Eastern District OF virginia
IN The chancery cause Of Cohen, Adler q Co.
against Mary Jacobs Ct ais. I shall. as trustee
therein named, proceed to sell at public auction,
IN Tie store No. Is seventeenth street, corner OF
Walnut alley, and opposite the arch Of the OLD
Market, IN the city OF Richmond, Va, on
MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1854,
at 10 O'Clock A. ", the LARGE AND WE'LL
ASSORTED STOCK or MERCHANDISE, con-
sisting Of Ready-Aiade Clothing, Boots Shoes
Hats, Caps, Gcnremen's Furnishing Goods Jew-
CRY, &c. also, 2 excellent Showcases. l Desk
and other Fixtures.
JAMES r. TEAsDALE, Trustee.
JAS. MkCDoUGALL, Auciioncer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
IL TRACToF LAND N nENRICo COUNTY,
TWO MILES FAST OF THE CITY LIMITS
CONTAINING FlFTY-SEvEN AND ONE
FIFTH ACRES, ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
MRS. EARRAR, FRANKLIN STEARNs. AND
MARTIN L0UGHNANE, ALL IN CULTIyA-
TON AND WELL ADAPTED no CULTIVA-
TON OF FRUITS AND GARDEN-STUFF.-By
virtue 81 decd Of trust dated February /, 1873,
and recorded In the clerks Office q tenrico Coun-
" Court In Deadlock 9l, page els. default have
Ing been made In the payment OF a certain bond
therein secured, dated February 4. 1873, with In
terest thereon, for the sum OF vi 1900, with inter
est. and by request Of the beneficiary In said deed
OF trust. we VIII sell at public auction, on the
premises located rs above, on
SATURDAY, July 8, 1884,
at O'Clock =. 81, the PROPERTY described
above.
Terms: While the deed requires cash rs 10 the
amount OF the debt secured, the terms will be one
mn 81 the purchaSe-money In cash, and the bal
ance In equal ustalments OF one. two, three, and
four years. with interest at per cent, payable
h&lf-yearly, or all cash. II desired.
FRANKLIN STEARNS, JR.,
X. A. ROPER.
RICHMOND, June "a, 1854. je24
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY I: 6 A. NJ, 20 /;
o A. NJ, 10; noon, "a; P. NJ, SO; p.
b., 70; midnight, 10.
Mean temperature. 20 l-6.
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EOR SALE. VALUABLE LOT
fronting on Hull street. ilanc'lt Ger, ' = pc
tween second md Third streets. Lot MS I'D ttet
nom. and 8. 255 feet deep. 1his 1T J. enclosed
with hilh renee, aud has GOOD stable iof yen or
Twelve horses. III, HlOND CEDAR WORMS
O., Og-e,d1f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02

secretaries contain al printed nOtter per-
tanning to himself and bis work appearing
In the periodical press. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
DIR. JOHN W. WILLIAMSON, JACKSON. TENN.

Extract from Communication on the Therapeu-
tic Action Of the Buffalo Lithta Water
ia Tie Virginia. Medical Month
iyr for February, 1877.
"Their great value IN Mnldrfdt Diseases and
SeqlelG has been most Gbundanty and satsfac-
toriy tested; and have no question that II would
have been a valuable auxiliary IN the treatment Of
The epidemic Of felLoU-Ferer which 50 terribly
afflicted the Mississippi Valley during the past
summer. 1 prescribed q myself. and Il gave
prompt relief I'm ease Of Suppression Of Urine,
In Yeliotc Ferer, and decidedly mnfgdted other
distressing and dangerous symptoms. The pa
tlent recovered. bnt how far the water may have
contributed 10 that result having prescribed IL In
but n single easel |. OF cOu sc, cannot undertake
10 say. There is no doubt, hOioerer. about rae
fact hat ftS administration tcds attended by the
most LeIlefcfQl resnlts.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
by Quasi,s x McCuroy, Aucnoneer,,
1919 Main street.
BY W. q. Lyme & co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

ITO Mill sTTVtI.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
a SMALL INO.sIohf PLANE DMEbL-
OND STREET BETWEEN FEDERAL AND
COUT1S STREETS-By virtue Of deed Of
trust from Slas I. Anderson and wife to the UNI
dersigned, bearing date September /, 1875, and
of record In the clerks Office Of the Richmond
Chancery Court, In Deadlock LOG -, page $50.
default having been made In the payment of the
debt secured, aud being thereto required by the
benedciarits In said deeI, | shSll sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1884.
at 6k O'Clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY described I'm
said deed and located as above. The LOT fronts
27 feet on Second street, and has good depth.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses of sale and the
sum Of $500. with Interest from the LIST Of July,
1884, and the residue upon such terms as shall be
announced at time OF sale.
FRANK KERSEY, Trustee.
W. II. LYME e co.. AuctiOneers. Ie2S
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CONTINUED SALE.

CONTINUED SALE.
The above sale will 10 coDiined on
WEDNESDAY, JULY ., 1854,
at 1O.3O 4. ". when aI the CLOTHING, con-
sieting OF n large assorment Of COMPLEI
SUITS. COATS, PANTS, aud VESTS, YIN b
sold without reserve - the highest hllier l'i
ash. JAMES X. IENNDNbi.'
iv I.0t Trustee.
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fDR. o. +. MANSON, or RICHMOND, VA.
Late Professor Of General Pathology and Physiol-
ngY In Tie Medical COLLEGE of Nirglnia:

"Ihavc observed marked sanativc effects from
the Buffalo Water n. HdtGridi CdcAeTtd, Atomic
Dyspepsia, some of the Peculiar AJecti0ns ~
BOmln, 1Rdmtd. HypOchOndrtdStS, Cdrdtdc
Publications, DC. Ii mas been especially efnca-
cions In Chronic Intermittent Fever, numerous
cases Of this character, trhich had ObStiBdtely
tCithStOOd the usual remedies, hurting restored 10
perfect health IN brfeT space Of time ty q So
jOtira al the Springs"
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AUCTION sALEs-This Dav
TRUSTEES SALE.

Bv Jas. Macd0ugall. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
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SALE
I OF
VALUABLE FARM
~
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VA.
ny NOVDAY. JtLY7.IeS4,

on MONDAY, July 7. 1884,
at O'Clock, we will sell az auction ~ gloucester
CouTthOu-e. the VALUABLE FARM Known -
WARNER HALL" formerly the residence ol
Mr.. Colin Clarke. deceased. lying ON severn YER
I'm The county Of gloucester, about seven Wlle7
from The Courthouse. 100. -,
The tract contains about I,l50 ACRES,and VIII
be sold as a Whole or In parcels as may be desire
hy bidders. This has long been known n one OF
HE most valuable estates I'm Eastern Nirglnia
The improvements consist Of LARGE MAN
SION. ou..buildings, kitchen, dairy, Ice-n9u5c'
ana stahles-all Of brick also a large frame barn
aud other tuildings for employees.
About $50 acres are In timber OF original
growth: the Icmaiuder in open land. producing
an Of the cereals ana other products of Eastern
Virginia, shipped at little cost. There Is "A itrge
lawn of s acres IN 'front.' of the mansion, well set
In handsome shade-trecs OF different varieties.
For pleasant society, heatbiness, aud the attrac-
tOns Of game fish, oyster. and panI-beds, u can
not he surpassed. steamers pass gloucester Point'
on York river, daily for Baltimore and other
northern cities, and steamer runs trl-wceky
from Norfolk to a wharf on Ware river, within
one mile Of the estate.
Post-ofTce. schools, and churches convenient
TLRMS Accommodating. -
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= T 7 IIIsIss
Srccial Comml s.inu,rs.
Sale by Il. b. CHAPLIN y CO.. Auciionc,rJ.

|, Benjamin H. Berry, clerk Of said Richmond
Chanctry Court. certify That the bona required og
the special commissioners hv The deere In SAID
cause %. June II, S-4. has been daily given.
Given under my hand MS 3Uih dgy % June,
l~S4. BINJAMlN H. BERRY.
tx
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BRICKS. FIRE-BRICK, &c.

DOCKETTS 3RICK-wORKs,
III J. V. l.. kLAPP, Proprietor, manufacturer Of
PAVING, SEWER, BUILDING, AND FINE
PRESSED BRICKS.
Works on Chesapeake aud Ohio railway, Rich
mond, Va. Post.orice BOX ll9.
10 7-Iml
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By Il. u. Chailln K Coz
Rea' Estate Auctioneers,
No. | north Tcuth street.

By II. n. Chailin 4 CO.,
Rea' Estate Aucuoneers,
No. north Tcuth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
- OFTIIAT CONVENIENT AND NICE FARM
or 81 qsg-lOOO ACRES, WITH FRAMED
DWELLING AND USUAL OUT-BUlLDlNGs
THEREON, Fronting ON THE PUBLIC
ROAD LEADING FROM BROAD STREET To
STAPLES'S NlLL.-1he undersigned special
commissioners, appointed for the purpose under
decree Of Richmond Chauccry Court dated june
~, 1854, In lie cause Of La'lrou Go. rs. >clu te
and others. viii sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, July II. 1854.
at o'clock T.. NJ. the aboyc-located FARM. The
DWELLING L. 49, stories, In fair order, on q
nice Hill. overlooking public road. Barn and >luple
cut Uiidiugs for laiOrcr3. The location OF ms
ur0p,rty. wet Of city. ana so ne + tie public
drives make, II an attractive home f)r fhc farmer
or city hu- iucss-mln who desre, 4 home near The
city. Ample wood for fIrm use. Well Of good
wafer and branch for stock. Ample fruii OF ,t.ctt
kinds !or large fmilv.
TERMS: uuc fourth cash: balance IN aiX,
twelve, aud eighteen months, Tor uo,c., Win q per
cent. interest ADDED. and THE rettiuci uplil me
whole putchGse-moncy Is pad and CONVEYANCE
Crier,d y the Cour,. JOSEPH BRl N.
r. CALDWELL.
SUCcHl COmml s.ilu.r5.
Salc by Il. b. CHAPLIN 4 Co.. AuctiOnctrl.
n -f.. ..,F.I nT.ftr, ~
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H IA TrTTH II 90 RRR w v
Hull II Il a a T HHnhh99 9 9FnR FINN MN
Ii ii AAA 7 Ii ito on M Nh
II IA A 4 Ii Ii 90 RN M

3 HATHORN WATER flows from the MaNl-
num Mineral Fountain Of santogI Springs
md Is, In the opinion Of tie mos, eminent medical
nen. Natures Sovereign Cure for
CONSTIPATION,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-04
RAILROAD NOTES.

senseen thousand four hundred and
rs.sy y PASSENGERS arrived at and de.
.sssa sa from Chicago ON the Chicago 4
a~estern Railroad last Saturday.
csusia Manager Van Horne, Of the
s.ssan ssian Pacific, states that the OBJ
srssss - 70 The way Of bnilding the line
49, soe mountains are noe nearly sc
scss - nso been anticipated, and the
80. VII cost much less than esti-
sss ihe entire line from the Pa
-. 49, soast 10 the mountains will be com.
80 IN AuRust, lsS5.
"a. Cyrus w. Field and partv. In.
o. nknr ~. John II. Hall. a director in
ns, Vsseon 4 Transconiinental Com
~ en route to the Pacific Coast,
q 'u 10 the Railway Age private
- NC NJ. Hall in the private car o,
- sRon AZ Railway & Navigation Com,
N ue enslre party comprises Cyru,
Nephen j. Field and family
An o An. ]. II. Hall, Miss Hall. j
~: and Mrs. 8. H. Wales snd
y. !. judson.
~ Inserviewed in Minneapolis AZ
P,sss ported going over 10 the Unior
q tis.s interest, T. z. Oakss said: ~
u 49, s sno sick of seeing my name in
~ snsso 70 often N connection witt
IlM p.ao:io rnnors. was elected
n a. pluent p OF the Northern Pacific
dess nss.u OF Directors, and Prrsi
nm. - - mas no more power TO 70
~ ~ 4 ssao appoint Mr.. Bowen or AM
'esn have to remove him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-04

I
with entire unAnimity and amid great
enthusiasm, the Republican Convention
OF King county adopted the following
Resoinea by the Republicans of Rtae
county, an Contention assembled. That y,
not only fully endorse the action of oar
National Convention, bat that We are ir
IaVor OF the immediate and uncondi
tional forfeiture of all of the uuearned
lands granted TO the Northern Pacific
railroad, and that the delegates here
elected TO represent this county in tbs
Republican Territorial Convention be.
and are, instructed To support No person
for Delegate to Congress whose opinions
are not IN harmony vita our views as
herein expressed.
The King county delegates are G. A.
Weed, j. X. Lewis, @. II. Hanford, W.
@. Latiner, George w. Tibbetts. George
kinaear, l.. b. Andrews, r. II. Halo
ran, o. Jacobs, L. NJ. Alvord, NJ. V.
Rinehart and J. NJ. Colmau.
The people of whatcom county have
expressed themselves no less strongly
than those Of King. as below indicated /:
Resotced, That We are in favor of the
forfeiture OF all lands unearned by the
Northern Pacific railroad In this Terri
tory, and We hereby instruct our dele
gates IN the Territorial Convention to
vote for no man as candidate for Dele
gate TO Congress who 10 opposed to for
feiture of said land grant.
Whatcom's delegates are Will d. Jen-
kins, ID. Rogers and Amos Rand.
The Snohomish people declared
That We are in favor of the forfeiture
ern Pacific railroad also, that We are
opposed To the acquisition of large
tracts of land by corporations or indi-
viduals, and We will endeavor to obtain
such legislation as will tend to correct
this evil.
snohomish will be represented by E.
G. Ferguson, 3. III. Piles, Z. NJ. Allen
and Mrs. @. A. Darcy.
The SkaRit Republicans resolved shat
We not only indorse the National plat
form. but that we are in favor of the
immediate and unconditional forfeiture
OF all unearned lands granted to the
Northern Pacific railroad" and that
our delegates to the Territorial Conven-
tion are hereby instructed to support
forfeiture resolutions in said Conven-
tion, and support no candidate for Con
Rress who will not stand upon and abide
by the platform adopted bv the Repub-
lican party in Territorial Convention
assembled"
The Sksgit representatives are III. @.
Barkhousen, g. v. Calhoun, .. Kincaid,
and Thomas Gain.
Ii is not possible to misunderstood
these expressions of sentiment. The
delegates from each of the counties
named can make no mistake in their
Interpretation. and will make none if
they staRd squarely aud unhinchin2ly
by them.
Clarke, Yakima, Whitman, Columbia
and other counties have given expires.
sion to similar sentiments, which, We
may add. unquestionably prevail in all
parts of the Territory, and to which the
Convention of today, ON behalf of the
people, is expected to give clear ex-
preston.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-04
.oveRrlsINc RATES.
FOR DAILY;

FOR DAhkI
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gh spo h, ents line for one insertion:
lossss O. line for six Insertions and ~
s line per month: m.sr,s IN cen,a an
%s Insertion. $50 an inch asts Tor 20 st1 y
.ssss,9ssk Z e ,Sssks and s3 per month
FOR wEEKLY'
..,o,sI cards % per month for one
PYdes n s0per month for onehaf inch.
lsch snn Y, en- line for Que insertion,
I'd css.c;sl aayey tisihg, 81 per inch for
ccn.tion. and 81 per month