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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
BY X. h. Chafin & Co,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. l north Teath street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
4 FARM OF 100 ACRES WITH A FRAME
DWELLING OF FOUR ROOMS, III CHESTER
Field COUNTY, ABOUT SEVEN MILES IRON
RICHMOND, NEAR THE BR0AD-ROCk ROAD.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from Benjamin
Tovnson. dated July 2. 1897, recorded 10 Deed
Book "A, page 3l4, Chesterfield County Court, and
At tho request Of tho beneficiary. default having
been made I'm tho payment OF one OF the notes
secured therein. | VIII sell by public auction, az
the Ofico OF X. b. Chsnin 81 Co, No north
Tenth street, Kichmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, JULrls, 1893,
at 10 O'Clock NJ. that certain TRACT Of LAND
with all the BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. lying on tue south side OF Failing
creek, in Chesterfield county, Va, containing
400 acres, more or less. described and bounded
az follows: On the north BIZ Tho land Of c. Ogden,
on the east by the land OF Norman Stafford. on
the south by the lund formerly owned by w. g.
Webb, and on uho west by the land OF W. Y,
Hatcher.
TERMS: Cash a. 70 expenses of sale and 70
pay a note OF SELL due July 5, 1888. with protest
and interest: credit 10 July g 1854 for sE99, anu
any balance on terms announced O. sale.
n. Is. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
Sale by r. d. CHAFFIS & Co, Auctioneers.
jy7
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
" SCHEDULE TAKING EfFE-r
LgAVg GlcRxOS9


LEAVE GlcHxOSg
e45 A. ". for Newport News. Oh Polni cor
fort. aid Norfolk daily c1cep. So
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sis A. NJ sundays ouly. % Newport Ness o.
Point. aad Norfolk.
u:lO A. N. Through aud Local Mail to al p9.l'
West except sunday fil..-1
sieepers Clifton koFs1 70 beA-At~7
~.
comp NJ. Tor Newport News. Old Po.uA al
Norfolk. exceps sunday
&ioP. NJ. K :. aul :. 'ane 400 Acc'o"'a'''
ton. except sunday. ..,
60 Z. VI. for Louisville. Cincinnsn, th7'rN
~ Louis. Memphis, aaf So
leans-Fast express win i--'is
tYllnans daily Only rcuso f---'-s
Pisnmaus Wesg from kic1m11L
&55P. NJ. fcs I'd Point DAILY e4ccp. A'-.''-
Stops oaiy AZ Williamson. 4--
m1n Palace car % Ola POM ...-f
1890 P. NJ. for Virginia springs ana ~ go 81.
Ky, daily except sunday '.''
car W White Sulphur
ABsIva IN BicgxoSo;
snAN. virginia. sprngs express ei"T
sunday U..
100 A H. fron Norfolk. oi Polas an ~"
pOr. SoHs. except sunday. a.. I'D.
SOP NJ. from local Doiats AID tno "e'@ 20
cept Sgudsy. -. ~
COS r. n. !F0m ord PosnL Newport NesN -
Norfolk daily. Pullman 49,
Oid POINT 90 CinclpnAu AMI Lot''s
s:5OP n. from Louisville and Cincinlas
Expross--aaily.
Depot Seventeenth and Droa1 STU, -
TicSe.s AZ 100 Main stree: and a. .ae ~
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General Passenger sfs-,,.
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and Onto railway. 49,
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THE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
Il CHARLES y. CLARK, PRxsIpxsr
BRADsTREETs RICHMOND OFFICE
no. ll0o EAST MAIN STREET
Telephone NaSH
,.H. wHITTY. STANDARDIZATION.

Tho Richmond once has more than kept pace
with tie rapid growth OF tho city and develop
merit Of the territory tributary 10 r. II Offers 70
the mercantlle community OF thia section all the
advantages OF q system Tho superiority Of whicn
Ia recognized In every trade centre OF tho civil
TED world That Il Il IN special sense prepared
10 guard the intercst Of ~ local pasgons y ~
fswhasribws than ssls ethcs usFeeatiis eGsaek
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THE OLD CONCERN RE-ESTADLISHED.

WANTED, THE PEOPLE OF
w Richmond 20 know that VS. have this day
formed CO partnership under the irm-nsme OF
CRUAP 4 WEST for conducting the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL coal AND WOOD BUSI-
MESS at the old stand, l7lo east Cary street.
richmond Va. where, with increased facilities
for carrying on The business in all Of its branches
we shall be pleased 20 serve the pubic vita en-
tire satisfaction. Our coal and wood Is kept dry
under shelter aud each load weighed or measured
accurately. Weguarantes to deliver tho gnanti-
~ bought BENZ. n. cKuMP,
c. h. WEST.
Phone 81 10 Ism
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DICHMOND, FREDERlChsbVih',,
III AND POTOMAC HAILSOAn -s..l..s'ii.
commencing MAY d isas-ees'eFa ''N-'
time -. .f,s
5z5 A. NJ lsases Byrd-s.rest station iaii -
only al Asklans, J0aeiioe, ~ >
sn4 Frederick soors, .,s,s
Washington. Leaves s'-'Ss'
New York AZ ii.so A. ~ -, sL
lin A. NJ, leaves byed-Ssoet si..ion 49, -, X
cept sunday Leaves AsAi-s'
New York n &:l0 I. NJ LA
srr. NJ. leaves sltd.sgss. ''i''a
Sleeper ~ Nav lofa. -. al,
ysS A. NJ. arrives a. Byri->tree, sie'N'
sle-per from New lort. 49,. .t.lr
ES5P. NJ. arr.ssS Al Byrd-etrees siaHt "a ~
stops at fredsricksDars s,,..'.stsf -
Junctioa. SleoOef fr0m na,,,s s as
n1,P n. arrives q Byrd-streos s'AA'-
sxceot Soatay
ASHLA>o fRAiNS
nAftY Kxcsrs sv>DAft ,..,.Sf-es
amp n aecomnciauoa leaves ci.-tR
station: artfyos a. Asalaet N,.,a 3
SolP ~. leaves sles arrives A. A.
G<< 4. NJ. 4, H,ft
eGAx-. accommodation; srr'v sss's,s . 40
street sss,,ea Waves As-'"
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AUCrIos sALEs-rnss pez. Ill.,,
by James b. EIam.
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer
liis Main street.
THREE ATTRACTIVE, ADMlRA-
BLY, LOCATED
wKsT-GRAcE-sTREET LOTS
EACH FRONTING ABOUT Gsis5 FEET
ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET BETWEEN
sHAFER AND HARRISON STREETS,
ATPUBLfc AUCTION
BY rcques, Of the owneri shall sell by PUBIC
auction on
WEDNESDAY. JULY II. 1888.
.,s o,c,ock p NJ. THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS
located And described above. and being among
mo best OF the few desirable lots BOW 10 Do hso
on Grace street east OF Rich mond College. 4,
Many attractive buildings are confempiatea IA
the mediats vicinity OF those lots 10 the nesr
snf,,re ghich must greatly enhance their value,
and this sale affords an opportunity 10 sec.to
most desirable residence sito at far less IMAM
may be reasonably expected hereafter: Ar
TERMS: At SALE % q.
te6 Aucuoa.o ..
By J. Thompson Brown q Co..
Real Estate Agents and hucuenoof~
lib Main street.
A SNUG HOME On EASY TERMS.
THREE STORY sTocK-BRlCK DWELLING,
No. sQs WEST MAIN STREET.
MAR MoNRoEPA
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES.
WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1888, p. NJ
The owner Is determined 70 soil, EVEN AT A
SACRIFICE, so don't miss this CHANCE 10
PICK up BARGAIN.
and cold bath, Latrebes. slate mantels. &c. It's
nearness to Monroe Park makes 1t very atfrac-
tive as q residence, -
TERMS: Small cash payment and long credits.
the property has been vacated, so possession
can De had at once.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
TIA Auctioneers.
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MITHoFF, &C, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST NIrHoFF,
&C, DEFENDASTs-ls THE CIgcUTT COURT OF
CAROLINE COUNTY.
I, Thomas w. Valentine. clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required OF The special
commissioner By decree In said cause Of 18Th day
OF March. 1888, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF May,
1888. THOMAS w. VALENTINE.
10 20&27, Jy All Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT WITH
SMALL FRAME DWELLING MAR TIE
EXTENSION OF ST. JANIS STREET gN TIN
HILL BEYOSD BACOS's- QUARTER BRANCH.
Iiy virtue Of tho provisions OF certain truss
deed dated Nay y, 1857. and recorded IN the
clerks ofies az the County Court OF Henriccs
Dosd-Book fsi, page "a. dsfsnit having peel,
maie In the psyment OF a certain note therein
described. aud being requested By tho bcne-
iclnry 80 TO do. shall scli by auction. on 'he
premises, on
SATURDAY. July -. 1898,
atsx O'Clock r. n, the aboye-doscribed Pro-
PERTY, lying in Duvals atfition, beginning on
the north side Of street thiriy-three feet wIde,
az tho dividing line bcsween Lcts Nos. 7 and :.
and running on said iino 1917 feet, and thence
extending back northwardiy and In para,.ci
lines 1855 feet, being the eastern hall OF Lot NO.
9 In Square No :S7, Of Duvsls addition.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 20 pay expenses OF
saio and a noto OF S7s. with interest from NAY Is
1855: balance ut six ard twelve months. negotia-
bio notes 20 DO given for deferred payments,
with interest added, and secured by trust decd
B.F TURNER, Trustee.
PofsDExrER Dssoos. Auctioneers. ~
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DWELLINGS. STORES, ANDn
~ OFFICES FOR RENT. MA

$500 per annum, No. 4OS cast Grace street; 10
rooms: modern.
5000 per annum. NO. VIZ east Marsnal street,
Is rooms; modern
$3.50 per annum, No. ITO north Seventh street;
IL rooms; large and convenient Detached
kitchen OF rooms.
$50 per annuin. No. Az wost Main street; IL
rooms; modern improvements; now.
$500 per annum, No. 500 west Grace street. Q
rooms.
800 per annum. No. 500 west Main street; 8
rooms; modern.
$500 per annum, No. west Marshall street;
rooms; modern.
$3.50 per annum, No. z05 west Main street: 12
rooms; convenient and modern.
$500 per snnum. No. 5O7 north Twelfth street;
rooms. Vacant October 18th.
500 per annum, No. l0I Monroe street; 8
rocns; modern conyeniences.
$40 per annum, no. west Cary street;
rooms
si4 per month. No. 423 south Laurel street.
SIS per month, No. 20 east Duyal street. Va
cant July 18th.
sg75 per annum, No 1904 east Main street. with
dwelling above
sssO per anuum. No. l707 east Franklin street,
with dwelling above.
$50 per annum, No. 1870 east Main street, with
dwelling above.
SEQ per arnum, large ToBAcco-FACToRY
on Rose alley.
OFFICES 10 Hannewinckel Building and on
Eleventh aud Main streets,
SMALL HOUSESfuliy described In Rent List.
Apply for one 70 FRANK ID. HILL. q CO..
Real Estate Agents,
~ S-eod3t No. north Eleventh street.
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE AND
TIES OF CAROLINE AND STAFFORD, VA, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION-By virtue OF the provisions
OF a decree rendered by the Circuit Court OF
Caroline county. Va. on the l3th day OF narcn'
garet Mithoh and as. e.. Dolores MARGARET
Nilhof and ais, and j. Gertrude Lyman Mithon,
guardian, Is. Willard +. Mthon aud ais, shall.
as special commissioner OF said court. expose 10
sale at public auction, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY THE l7rH DAY or July, 1883,
at 70 O'Clock NJ, that very fertile and historic
REAL ESTATE Of which the late Hec-
tor c. William Mithon died seized and pos
sessed, lying Immediately On the Kappa
hammock river, In the county OF caroline,
ricksburg. known az HAYFIELD. containing
1915 ACRES. This farm has on II handsome
and commodious BRICK RESIDENCE and Gil
necessary farm buildings, la good repair. Inc
soil Is exceedingly fertile. 1t Is now assessed at
si6.575. and Is worth much more, having not long
since been bought at much larger price. ~
was once the residence Of William L. Taylor. OF
Caroline, where he entertained 20 handsomely
President Pierce. The attention OF capitalists IS
especially invited TO this sale.
/ will also sell, at the same time and place,
ANOTHER FARM Of the late II. Q. william
Mithon, known "a MEADOW HILL, lying IN
Caroline county, Va, containing 600 ACRES OF
FOREST LAND, Of good quality, with an apun-
dance Of timber.
shall also sell on
WEDNESDAY rHE 18TH DAY or JULY, 1888,
on the premises, in tho county OF stafford, Va.
TWO FARMS, Of which the said Mithon died
seized and pOssessed-one known a. HOLLY
WOOD containing IS ACREs AND 2 POLES,
aud the other known as TIE POINT, containing
lO5 ACRES ROODS AND 28 POLES OF high
land and 90 ACRES OF marsh land, all lying on
tho Rappahannock river, and being fertile and
valuable with a good dwelling and all necessary
out-buildngs.
TERMS or SALE: One fourth Of purchase-money
cash; balance upon q credit Of one, two, and
three years, the purchaser executing bis bonds
for the deferred payments, bearing per cent,
interest from the day of sale. aud securing The
same by deed Of trust on the property sold.
A. Il. CHANDLER,
SDeciaI Commissioner.
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nIEDMoNT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANyILLg RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT fOJIS 20
THk SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPEkS ON ALL Ai6dr
TRAINS.
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'XTORK-RIVER LINE WA WEST
i fOiNr.
DAILY ExcaPr SUNDAY


The fayOnte route b Baltimore. 1hes,eam"H
on this iine are mo iels u beauty. elegan % AZ
comfort Leave Richmond % ~ auI 50 J.. D.
arrive at Baltimore =. - 4. ~: lesyS oa...
more al z. NJ; arrive Is Bichmosi ~ asa
IC:40 A. NJ.
fare Mcamond 70 Baltimore First-cias'
second class. N.o.
mo YORK. Rtyor Limo affords superior aigln.
tages 10 business men 10 enabling them >
leayo Richmond u6sr tho close OF ne 1879
transactions and arrive ~ Baltimore early 1rt
morning after having enjoyed deis.f 81
nights rest, FREQ from tao dust aud noise % g44'
way travel .,~,,.,,,,or,,.r,,.5
Ieavs Hicnmoni O'won9- third
street lonOil ...-s..s sfttssstss.r ' y T.
Arrive Richmond a ~enty-thhi ,.,
Street dopo0 Observation-Disclosures. l''.9t' Il
'Dahy. tugily except sunday.
Depot and ucket-Ollce. root virginia rif''-
Up town onIco' Corner IeEth ami dam sifee>
JAS 1. TAI LON.
General Passenger AEia~
j. =. POTTS,
Division passenger Agent
Rchmond VA
SOL HAAS. Trsfic Manager.
PEN ron IA. DulPl, General Manager
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATa.-,Us. /,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATasan.
v COMPANY. for Old Point Nor 11kR<A.
folk, Portsmouth. Newport NewA ClAremont,
and Jhmes-riyer landings direct. 81 elegant sa-
MONDAY. WE'D SESDAY, and FRIDAY att A.
N. Sfrestcars connect
Connecttoss At Old Point closely with all lines
for nsrthsrn cities sAzne aftsrsooa; also, az Nor
Virginia Bssch- Ja0es river By daylight 6rset
tourist line. Chespess route.
Through tickets % steamer and at 0arbsr's
Agency, 1000 MalA street t2Sgsge chockei
Freight received daily Tor Nsrlols, Ports
meath, GA Point Wavcrly. HickstsId. Va. and
all points In Kastern North Carolina. kasssrn
Virginia. and ell regular landings on me Janiss
LuCIEN B. fAfUM vics- PrsNidsnt
No iii Main dreeeen Rocketa.
LAWN Wnstoxs, Freight ~ Passenger Aren't
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WANTED, A HOUSE-KEEPER
w one who understands tho duties on
farm. Address Box Al, University OF Virginia.
dv Il-St
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GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage 10 Glasgow Liverpool or
Belfast, $50 and $50; secoad class. $50 I;
excursion tickets at reduced rates Travel
lers' circular letters 81 credit aud drafts
for any amount issued OF lowest curreas
rates For books Of tours, tickets. or further ia.
formation, apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS.
New ork; or EoRGEW. ALLEN & CO., Old Do
minion steamship Company. or A W. CARRIER,
1850 Main street, or ANDREW WELSH. southern
Express Company. Richmond. ap Lion
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old DOMINION STEAM al ssf,,
" nHIP COMPANY .-A<et<sA1
FOR NAV YORK,

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ct 8 +. AZ.
Steamers leave Now York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY AZ 8 r.
NJ. arriving In Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY NORNiNGs.
Passenger Recommendations unsurpassed
Csbin faro 10 New forS rfs James-riyor
route ancluding meals and BERTH ...-....sD 90
Round trip tickets, limited 70 thirty days
after date OF issue. .....,........,........ ~ ~
steerago. with subsistence. ................ bW
Steerase without Subsistence. ...... tW
CaDin faro via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road ...-............:...... -. wv
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ECHO DE L'oUEST

treprendre aucune demarche i'm
portante. II espere que lie comit6
rencontrera partout la bonnie 70
lont6 %n6cessaire pour le success de
cette grande enterprise. NJ. lie
cure, apres avoir pass6 en- revue
les differences questions importan
ties qui seront probablement tai
t6-s dams ce grand congress de no
tire nationalite, fit IN eloquent ap
pei aux comit6s ct a ses p%aroissiens
les invitant q Sc devouer ct q ira
WALLER de toutes leurs forces pour
assurer lie success de cette grande
enterprise.
LIE Dr Martel, de Lewiston, en-
quelques paroles, d6montra a Pau
ditoire la grande Importance du
congress national lui doit Sc tenir
au mois de jun proclaim.
M. lie DR. Petit ajoute aussi quel
ques mots encouragement. M.
Lhas. Lalime, du Z1ravalzleu':,
apres avolr souhait6 que lie meme
entrain qui Sc manifesto depuis
quelque temps pour le sue
ces de la convention ct de la feta,
regne d'ici a la date fx6e pour la
celebration, rend t6moignage au
patriotisme DIES citoyens de Ro-
chester qui ont tellement compris
Importance de la Naturalization
que de tous cenx qui pouvaient,
d'apres Ia loi. devenlr citoyena
americans, il ny an a que deux
qui mont pas p1oft6 de Get avanta
ge
M. A. G. Lalime, un patriotic
6rrouv6 ct qui vault q lui seul tout
IN comit6 reorganization, NIT l'au.
ditoir7 au falt DIES r6sultats acquis
ct de CO quill y await q a;complir
Avec l'enthousiasme que son coul
de patriotic lui inspire. il suit con,
vaincre les membres du comite que
lie success de la convention ct de la
grande celebration du % Juin 6tait
assure.
M, Boisclair, de Rochester, un
des membres du comit6 de la con-
vention ct IN des plus actifs, re
mercie les orateurs au nom dies
citoy4ns de Rochester ct propose
que lie comit6 de la convention sic.
&c a huisclos. Adopts.
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CANADA.
MONTREAL.

-Une femme tomb6e d'apo.
pickle chez ellie, coin DIES rues
Craig ct st. Dominique a cts trans
port6e pa. l'ambulance a9 hrs hier
soir, a phopital general.
I'm autre june homme, age de
IL ans nomm6 Edouard Hudel, ct
qui demeure au num6ro 3 rue du
Champs de Mars s'est fait 6craser
un doigt au Paci6que ct a etc obi
g6 de faire effectuer l'amputation
q ph6pita] Notre- Dame.
I'm jeune homme du nom de
Pierre DUDE, demeurant all No.
Al rue Saint Paul, travaillait hier
matin aux batlses qui ont etc in
cendi6es rue st Jacques, quand il
tomba du second 6tags ct s'infi-
gea de graves pleasures. il resent
de fortes douleurs a la colonne
vertebrate. Transports par a-nbu-
lance q Ih6pital Notre Dame.
IN suicide.
&c mat1n, vers cinq heures,
das personnes Sc sont rendues au
poste No IL ct racont6rent au ser
gent Trempe qu'une jeune file Sc
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ETATS-UNIS.

-Upe catastrophe dams lie Mi.
chigan. Cling hommes ont etc tues
a la Mine Cleveland, pres d'I.
shpenning, par une explosion pre-
matur6e de dynamite.
-Deux policemen, NOMINEES Ba-
tes ct Poghe, ont dt6 arret6s a Chat,
tanooga (Tenn5ssee) pour s'etre
amus6s, pendant qu'ils 6ta1ent de
service, q tirer DIES coups de revol-
yer sur un enfant negre nomme
Weslay Willis. Get incident a eau
Sc une grande sensation a Chatta
nooga.
-Deux dangereux malfaiteurs,
j. FL. Thompson ct Oscar Good
man, faisant partie dune redouta
BILE bande de voleurs de grand che
min, ont etc arret6s pres de Spring
field (Missouri) ct %pourraient bien
6tre lynch6s une mutt GU l'autre.
Thompson est fills dun tres richie
fermier.
La traite des chinoises.
SAN FRANCISCO, Par suite des
instances de l'attorney des Etats-
Unis un ordre de No2le Prosecute
a etc rendu hier apres. midi, dams
la cause de Hon Chong Lee, CHI
nois etabli en- cette vile ct accuse
d'importer des femmes chinoises
pour des fins immoraIes. Une de-
cision similalre a 6t6 rendue dams
la cause de Lee Moon Nun Shee,
accuse du meme crime.
Horrible crime.
San Francisco, frank Rob
bins, age de Is ans, employee dams
IN restaurant de cette vile, d6cida
ce matin une petite file de 6 ans
a le suivre dams une chambre en-
arri6re de Establishment ct Ia lui
fit sub;r les derniers outrages. Les
Girls de l'enfant ~attirerent la police
ct Robbins fut arret6. II avoue
son crime ct ne manifesto aucun
repentir.
Oscar Beckwith, CO miserable
vieillard qui await assassine un
nomm6 Simon Van Dercook, en-
1882, dams les montagnes Arster-
litz, comt6 de Columbia NEW
York;, ct qui await ensuite fait cui-
re ct mango une partie de 81 victi-
ct sale le reste, Went enfn d'ex-
pier son crime hideux sur la po-
tence dams la prison d'Hudson,
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AVIS a nos retardatalres.

Nos abonn6s se sont rerdus en-
bon nombre d lappel que nous
leur avons fait de payer leur
Announcement, nous les en- remer-
cions bien cordialement. Nous es
perons que les retardataires feront
diligence ct comprendront que
nous ne pouvons pas leur envoysr
notre journal pendant des annees
ct des annees sans s6numeratlon
alcune.
Nous prions done Instrument
ceux qui ne sont pas en- reggie aYec
administration du %jouanal, de
nous faire tenir immadlatement lie
montant quill nous doivent atm de
lie pas nous placer dams la peniblt
necessite d'syoir a lemettre leurs
comptes entire les mains de nos col
ecteurs.
Tout argent devra nous 6tre
transmits par lettre enreglstree
on par mandat u poste don't X
cout sefa a nos charges ct que nos
deblteurs pourlont dedulre du
montant qu'ils nous dolvent. Nous
accepterons auosl DIES tlmbres-p pos
es de IN GU deux centlns.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-03-15
CORRESPONDENTS.
BENo1TvILLE, Wis, Mars II, 1883
Monsieur 2e R6ducteur.

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De- uis ma derniere correspon
dane, concernant la necessit6 quill
y pour nous, Canadiens Francais,
de s'organiser pour DIES fins politi-
lues, nous avons Gu o elections
municlpa.es q Ashland. LIE vote
%franeais a fat plus d'6clat que ia
mails dams notre municipalit6. LIE
Conteste pour la Marie entire L..
Col. J. H. Knight ct j. E. York, a
cts chaudement dispute.
lie Cub Democratic Francois Sc
rassembla dams la sale de M. O.
Dumont ct tut adress6 par notr 3
dtstingu6 compatriote lie Docteur
Marchesseault. Inutile d'ajouter
que le jovlal docteur a toojours
DIES prescriptions qui font bon effet
quand IL s'agit d'1d6es democrat
ques. Apres lie Docteur vint M.
Lafreniere ,aussi eloquent que mo.
deste, qui nous fit I'm discours sur lie
patriotisme, qui aurait fait lonneur
au grand Kossuth. Votre servi
teur fit aussi quelques remarques
sur la question du jour. CONNIE
on Sc pr6parait a SO retirer, nos
freres d6mocrates de langue anglai.
Sc armes de fambeaux ct accompa.
gn6s dun corps de musique, nous
donnaient une ser6nade sous nos
fenetres, aples les formaliu6s d'u-
sage en- pareille Circumstance, la
procession Sc dirlgaa chez notre
compatriote j. Marchand, cabare-
tier de renom, Oh apres quelques
additions a Bacchus, chacun Sc reti
ra plus democratic que jamais.
Tous les electeurs francals vote
rent lie lendemain pour notre gal
liant maire le Col. j. H. Knight, ce
qui lul Vault une majorit6 de 81
voix. Sans nous il etait defait.
C'est alors qu'on a reconnu notre
Importance ct notre m6rite. Aussi
at on appoint6 notre ami Henri
Lalonde policeman ct ce jolt gar
con de 200 lbs, d6cor6 de l'6toile
legendaire fait honneur a notre
corps de police. &c nest pas que
nous sommes satisfaits d6ja, nous
esperons encore plus, ct nous Pau
rons gu nous saurons pourquoi.
Votre serviteur,
T. BENOIT.