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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
BY Henry T.. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti0neers,
Il05 Main street

ylRUSTEE'S SALEOF NICE BUILD
Z ING LOTS CORNER OF ST. JOHN AND
CHARITY STREETS ~ Al CTION.-By virtue
Of certain deed Of trust, dated January D. 1857.
duly recorded ga Richmond Olauccry Court. In
Deadlock l3l 4, page iJ3. default having tecn
made In the payment of s part Of The money
thereby secured, We shall, q, one request az tho
beneficiary, sell By public auction, on the prem
iScs, on
SATURDAY. MAyl2, 1889.
NJ o'clock r. NJ, that BEAU iIfCL LOT sit-
uatrt a. above and near tho Baker->ree
school. fronting 30 iost I'D inches on 81 John
street and running back between parallel lines
- feet inches.
IgRNs: Enough Ia cash 20 defray tho expenses
Of sale aud - pay or tlirteeu notes OF Sll03
each, with interest thereon averaging about six
months: aud the residue as follows: fll0s on
the ssh of each month mp % and including tho
5-S,h " July. 1880; anj the balance as may DO
prescribed 90 the time of sale.
HENRY l. STAPLES.
my Trustee.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY9. 1883
Real Estate Agent and hIrtionoer,
Bank aud Eleventh streets.

4 UCTION SALE OF THAT YALU-
= ABLE FRAME STORE ANO DWELLING
no. 1875 DrNAL STREET. NEAR BROOM AVE-
NIE,aND SMALL FRAME DWELLING AD-
JOlNiNO.-l vll sell at public auction, on tue
promise, ou
ICESJAl, NAY g, ISIS,
ats o'clock T. a.. the ab0ge-i0,atc3 PROPERTY.
40. fyS d. two stories. with q store in front and
four rooms in rear aud above.
The TENEMENT adjoining on no west con-
tain. three rooms. LOi fronts 32q feet and runs
lsck about 10 feet. Tho property t. i'm excel
lent repair and occupied by good tenants. For
an Investment or g- 90 business stand, thus pro-
cents "a nIo opportunity.
TERHs: Liberal. JOHN IT, GODDlN,
my ..I.6f3 Aucfi)ncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05

Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. Portsmouth.
smita1ald, Hampton, OLA Point. Wayefly, aai
llicSsiori, Va. Washington, D. c.; Neeosrae.
" ashin gton. and IsrborO. y. C.; ali stations On
Atlantic aud benyiiic railroad, ScsOoa.l an1
Noanoke railroad. Norfolk southern railroad.
and Eastern North Carolina gonegalty. sls1, TOE
Eastern shore OF virginia and all regular and
ines on tho James and aappahaunock rivers. a.
LOWEST RATES, AID through bills issued
LuClEN b. TAfU1i. Vice President,
No. ili7 Main ssfeol and kockestl
AviS WAisiaxs, Freight and Passenger Agent
Ih ~
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AUCTION sALEs-rutnrs Days.
ry~~rrI[trrS,~~-- ,.-.-r-~Noo~-c1J-t~--oy~-
ByN. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloaeer.
COURT SALE OF TWO EXCEL
LENT FRAMED HOUSES,
CENTRALLY LOCATED,
BEING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
CARY AND FOURTH srREETS
BY AUCTION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRICE.

By virtue y n decree OF the Chancery Court Of
tho city of Richmond. entered Oh 3;st January,
isSi. in the suit OF Srhancr rs. Weir, trustee &c.
| will sell by Pubic auction, on the premises ON
WEDNESDAY. MAY 0rH,
at 81 o'clock =. n. the DESIRABLE AND CEN
TRALLl-LOCATED DWELLINGS. Nos. $40 9nd
3i8eaai CARY street, the iattcr being AZ the n'tn-
west corner % Cary aud Fourth streets, ths other
being the adjoining tenement. both having seven
rooms and out-kitchens with two or three rooms
each.
These are snug houses. and by reason OF their
convenient location always command tenants.
and will SUIT either investors or those seeSing
moderate-priced homes Close 70 business, street.
cars &c.
1ERNs: Ono fourth cash: balance ~ six.
twelve. and eighteen months. for notes, with 10
te-est payable semi-annually. and titles retained
THOMAS j. EVANS,
Special Commissioner.
v w. Row.. AuctionoCr. my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
BY 3. VI. Qua-les,
Real Estate Agent. Auciioneer, and Broker,
1912 Main street.

DRICK DWELLING No. t. SOUTH
- PINE STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
40 tho request II the owner, a nonresident
win offer for safe tho BIZ, Il 1ENENEN con-
tanning seven rooms, WIKI modern Improve
meuts all in hrsf-cIns- order, on
THURSDAY, MAY 10TH.
at6 O'Clock. This il desirable property for In
ve-tment or for q home. Within h1lf square
Of Nsin-stroet railroad and Monroe Para, and
same distance from the proposed limo of tho
electric road on Cary street Neigh Dorh0Od
ar-t class. Tot l9h 40 feet
Terms: At sale. b. ". QUARLES.
uyJ Auctiouecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
4 VALUABLE KTAL ESTATE Is THE CITY
or MAtDHES Ek, Va. ON THE SOjlh slDt
OF Hull STREET. NEfH LIN HN ELF III
hND THlETEENIH STREETS, CONSISTING
or LARGE UDl BIZ BklNh STORE. OCtI-
PIED B1 join W.. OWENS A. A GROCERY /.
a LARGE DOUBLE BRICK >4OEE ST iuE
CORNER Df HULL And THiRTEEN rH
SlREEfs. OCCUPiED Bl JACOB BREW ~
AND f. q. HONit. AID Orh VACANT LOT
fGONIIEe .! FEET rFrVEFN TWELF iu
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS ON HULL AND
Hl NNINt lfth !5i fEtI 30 AIS ALLEY j.
FEEt WIDE. PLAT HAS BEES IBEPAkED
AND cas- EE ~EEN Ar IHt iCIDNEkH-'
OffiCE.-By Vir.uo oi decree ri the Hu.tiug5
C1ur. or Ngl.hs4.rr. entered 40 tho september
fcsm iu tho cnHurery suit OF Owens, &c., rs.
Owens. 0r, we shall ON
WEDNESDAY. NAY O. 1883.
att O'Clock ~ 81, eel the above PROPERTY on
the pr"mise7.
TEgHs: Ono nfth cash: residue on credits Of
six. twelve. eighteen. and tWenfy-four mouths
negotiable notcs, interest added from day 20 sale
aud title retained until whole purchase money
i- paid. The purchasers are required 10 deposit
their each payments and notes in the Ciuz@ns
Bank oi Richmond 70 The credit 0t tho Court and
file certificate in tEe cause.
This ls exceedingly valuable property for busi-
ness purposes or fo- Investment aul should COM
maud tne attention of investors.
WILLIAM !. CLOPTON,
CuhKlES /. PAGE.
Special Commissioners.
A. j. BRADLEY & CO., AuctionecrA my4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
BEAUTIFULLoTS
AT THE CORNER OF THIRTY-FIRST AND
o STREETS.

By viru, OF n decree, referred 70 below, VIII
sell by auction on she promises on
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1855,
nj 81 o'clock p. NJ. the LOTS above mentioned.
fronting 70 feet on 1hiriy-iir-t street az the
nor heast corner Of o. aud running haek l32 feet
A lne place for store CT small dWeh'hs''
VIII snb-divide 20 suit bidders
TRRas: one third cash; balance at six ana
twelve months Tor note, with interest added, Gnd
title retained. ". W. BOMh
Special Commissioner.
BOYD. MARY T. AND ALs., PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST
BOWE, h. A. AND AIS. DBfENDANT6-iS THE
CHANCRRY COURT OF RIA CITY Or RICHMOND.
], Benjamin "A. Berry. clcrk Of said court, cor
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree In said cause OF April
j., lsSS, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this l3th day OF April
1884,. -
my5 BENJAMIN Il. BERRY,
BY John r. Goldln,
Renl E.ta.e Agent and Aucti0neer,
Bank aud Eleventh streets.
THAT VALUABLEAND CENTRAL
INDICATED BRICK RESIDENCE At THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH MD
EIGHTH STREETS ar AIC1ION.-At the re-
quest o. the owner win sell az public auctou.
or the premises. on
FRIDAY. MAY II, 1883,
NJ o'clock p NJ. tho HANDSOME, WELL
BUILT, AND sSiRABL1-LOCAIkD ktsl-
DFNCE No III east Leigh street. Tho dwelling
IS three stories and basement. with q three--t1ry
wing in roar, and contains fourteen rooms be
sidcs ample servants accom- modatiOns, marble
mnutoi- and all modern impro romerf-.
In rear h. good stnble and carriace-hou'e
The lOi has front Of - feet and depth " liD
feet (mure or less % a wide paved alley.
This property being centrally located, sur
rounded by good and substantial residences,
convenient 20 business, churches schools, and
places 81 Amusement, SHOULD attract Tho atten-
lion OF those In search Of homo or a nrst-cass
investment
TEsXs: Very liberal, ard announced Of sale.
JOHN y. GODDiN
NV AuctiOuoPr.
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DFPAKrURE OF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RIG H. z1'f>
MOND AND NORFOLK
iTEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at y NJ, AMI every SUNDAY st5
A. u.
Freight for Tuesdays and Friays' steamers
received TIN il.30 4. IL; for sundays steamer
uu r. n. saturday Freight received daily til
OF. u.
Fare. g.
tor further Information apply 70
=. ". McCARRTCK
General Southern Agent, once Rockets
". =. CLl DE : Co.
no, General Ageuts PLhadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
BY K. A. Cailin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Eleventh street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" FRAME DWRLLISG CONTAINING SIX
ROOMS on 4 LOT % FEET FRONT AND RUS
SING BACK IN FELT TO A 22-FOOT COMMON
ALLEY, LOCAL Ed 40. Jl5 NORTH TN E\rN-
FOURTH SrREET.-By virtue o. decree Of the
Ihancery Court Of Richmond city. entered April
q, 1888. Ia the suit OF Aniersons guardian rg.
Vincent e. als., We will sell at public auction, on
tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9TH,
at O'Clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said decree and located as above mentioned.
This property IL nov occupied by a good ten
ant. is within half block Of the street railway,
and could not be better located for renting pur-
poses.
TERMS One third cash, and tho balance at six
and twelve months, the purchaser executing HIS
note for the deferred payments, with interest
added from day OF sale, and title Retained uulil
the whole purchase-mOney Is paid and convey
ance ordered by the Court.
II. A. ATKINSON, JR.,
:. d. DAVIES,
ALLEN G.. COLLINS,
Special Commissioner
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ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.

LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN
Steamship "CITY or ROME from New York
May 10TH. June 18Th, July I'm, August n.
Largest ali finest passenger steamer aloat.
saloon passage, 500 o. 500; second class,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
By Frank d. I'm & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
No. 6 north Eleventh street.

real E-hhlr AQfAtput"Ans
No. north Eleventh street
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEW
X FRAME DWELLING ON ChRRlNGTON
STREET. ~ uENRiCO COUNTY, BETWEEN
BUCHANAN STREET AND MECHANIC
WILLIE PIKE, NEAR THE CORPORATE
LIMITS OF IHE CITY or RICHMOND, AT
AUCTlON.-By virtue Of n decree OF no Cir
cult Court OF Hanover county, Va. April %, l-,o,
i'm the suit Of Arabclla NJ. Han, guardian, g..
IT, Hall and others, viii sell az auction, on the
promises, on
FRIDAY. NAY II. 1884,
a. $50 O'Clock p. NJ. tho PROPERTY mentioned
I'm said decree ami l3cafed as above. The house
"a in drsi-clsss ORDER and now under good rental
20 Nr. william Palmer and contains six Or
seven rooms. Lot 8)xlij s-i2 feet
TERMS: one Third cash. balance ia six and
twelve months from dny 81 sale with interest
added. and title retained uaui the purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered by Tho
Court :. &. ttDb,
Snecial Commissioner,
A. VI. Halls GUARDIAN rs. HALF AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court OF Hanover county ], }.
A.. Brown. Clerk OF the Circuit Court 81 Hanover
county certify that the h0ui required of ~pe'i1l-
Commissioner $. G.. Bc1d by decree ~ said cause
q April e. lsSS. has been duly given. Gwen
under my hand ths'2l day Of Nay, lsS%
my 3i,lO&u y. \. BIO" \, ClefN.
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old DOMINION STEAM o(ss FRI
~ huiP COMPANY ssiss- ~
FOR Nav YORK.

- bAAE NOlli ~ I e<@"3AA-@-i
FOR Nav YORK.
STEAMERS leaye Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. j.. D.
steamers leave New York Tor Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY az T.
Nj. arriving Ia Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
CABIN faro 90 New YORK 90 James-rlger
route lnc,udiug meals AMI BERTH. ..-....b , co
Round. trD tickets, limited ~ thirty days
after date ot issue....-.. II ~
Steeragc with subsistence. ................. o UJ
SteerRge without subsistence. ...... JUJ
Cabin fare ga Chesapeake and Ohio roll
road ........... ...... % ID
Csoin fare Uia Richmond AM PetofsouIg
railroad .....-... 10 On
Tickets can be- obtained a. 4. ". Garberis. l00l
Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio and itch
mon1 and Petersburg depOts. AMI 40 c0mpany.s
Offices, 1901 Main street. and wharf Rockets.
treights forwarded aud through bl.ls OF ladlng
ssued for points beyond new l Ork
Freight received daily until hour % sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS by tue Chesapeake snd ohio rsi.-
way ,DiG Newport News) a. A. a.. AMI by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad same dAysJ
az 1919 A. NJ, eiu maze connection a. AOa-
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLtN 81 co.. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street, and
no& Companys wharf. Ro-set&
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Sc-S1,
COMPASY'S a&S-s<.S&s
JANEs-RlVLR LINE
FOR NORFOLK, eOhIcMOt TB, NEWPORT
NEWS, ChAkkhON Z, AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS
AND ONLY DlRgcif@ ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OK CEANGEOs
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS
Az NORFOLK closely with all lines for Oli
Point. Baltimore, fnilalelphi8. 0nd Nea YORK
same afternoon, ai,o Tor kas.cra Norin Caro-
A,NRWPoRr NEWS Tor Old Point, Hampton.
and smithneld, Va.
And al CLARE8OST VITA the Atlantic aoa
DenYine railroad toc MeYe1y, mcksort, &.
ONLY ALL-MAIEk kyurE
JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST Line.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH CAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST hOCfE
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
RAIL LINES
FlRSt.CLASS GEALS
Tho elegant anu lSss steGmsr
ARIEL.
carrying aited states Man,
CArrAls DElO.
leGyes Richmond oyerv
MONDAY, MEDN E-DAl. AND FRIDAY a.
A. "a. tSFBElf-CAkS CONNECT IL FULL
TlMt) Tor aDOyo-uamoi pis,os. arriving 40 nor.
iOlx about $50 4. u. ke.n fnlng. tao steamer
leaves Norfolk. ora folat, aud NswpOrs News
on alternate days. arriving a. Richmond asoGg
$50 L. "a.
through tieEots % above. named points 90 salo
on steamer and at Carriers Agency, 100 Maia
saeet. Baggage checEel throagR
srATE.ROOMs kNGAGgD FOX OAK
Ok NiunE
FRgIGlIE
Freight resolved daily Tor Norfolk. Portsmouth.
smithnold, Hampton. OLA Point, Wayefiy, ahi
uicSsiori, Va. Washington, y. c.: NeWBerne
Washington. and lsrboro'. y. c.; ali stations On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05

CEyEN BEAUTIFUL WEST-END
- BUILDING LOTS.
SITUATED on THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY
STREET BETWEEN RESERVOIR AND
RANDOLPH STREETS,
,r-sr RFYoND MoRTON's FLOWER GARDEN,
AND WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF BOTH
sTREET-CAR LINES,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

Al the request Of the owner viii oner Tor saie
nv publlc auction, upon tho premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 8, isSS,
rom rnepcine at o'cocs p NJ. tho REAL -
TATE above mentioned. Itc0nsists OF seven de-
sirable va ant lots, SIX q mem lsoh' - -.
os,b ana one 10 feet on tho south -ice Of Cary
street and running banb 100 feet 10 an a.iey IS
feet wide. They commence at point ~ ieet
east Of Randolph street ,,,.-...,
This property Is IN an improving ioeAl'.y a." i,,
yestnent made hero viii prove pfl htAoie. 4
plat OF the property can DO seen az my ONCE
TERMS: one third cash balance at si1, t.rlEe'
and eighteen months, negoilhole po'es WIN '"-
terest. aud secured by n deed Of trust o,
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
,oaa Aucuopecr.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VAL
1 LIABLE STOCK OF DRUGS AND \
SPLENDID OPENING FOR A DRUGSTORE AT
THE THRIVING TOWN OF CLAREMONr,
NA.-By virtue Of certain deed Of trust exe-
cuted by MedOra A. Gridley and Clearance T.
GtidieY 10 me, dated January ,, 1873, and rs-
corded 10 the clerss ONCE OF surry county In
Deed Book y. page 46y. and by request OF the
parties secured by said decd. will offer for sale
al pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
MAY IS, 1884
at u o'clock. all the valuable stock Of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, SHOWCASES, and
FIXTURES contained in the drugstore now
rented by thu said Medora A. Gridley, located
near The public square on Bailey avenue. In tho
town OF ClaremOnL Surry county. Va. This Is a
splendid opportunity. as there u no druggist
within a distance OF fifteen miles OF this town.
Tho stock Inventories AZ prime cost about 1850.
and IL fresh and reliable In every respect
Terms Cash. Apply 70 MiNRTREE 4 JACK
son. Peter burg. Va, or DR.. c. E. GRlDLEY,
Claremont Va.
ARTHUR RoDoFF, Trustee,
CLARENOSr. Va. iSsa my1
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ASDERsOS's GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST VIM
CENT, &C, DEFENDANTs-lN the CHANCBRY
Court or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
/, Benjamin Ii. Berry, clers ot the said court,
certify that The bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree IN said cause Ok
April %, 1888. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 3 day ~ NAY lSSS
my4 BENJAMIN Ii. BERRY, Clork
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-07-26
THE PAPER MAKERS.
The Eleventh Annual Convention-Address
by the Hon. Warner Miller.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Julg 25.-The American
Paper-makers' Association held its eleventh
annual session at the Grand Union Hotel to-
day. There was q large attendance. Hon.
Byron Weston, the president, in calling the
meeting to order, congratulated the association
on the good work it had done, and ssid many
losses had been made the past year and the
profits are less than ever before He then
introduced Hon. Warner Miller for an address.
Mr. Miller spoke on the tariff question In 1879,
he said, q movement was made to put news
prints and wood pulp on the free list. The speaker
resisted 1t successfully. and thereby gained the
name of Wood Pulp Miller which he regarded
as a title of nobility. The resul. Of keeping the
tariff on paper had been that home competition,
in less than ten years, had reduced news prints
from cents per pound to Al cents. Mr.
Miller referred to imported materials used by
paper makers, and traced these industries to
disaster If subjected to free trade. In 1880 the
paper manufacturers stood No. 81 on the
liss of manufacturers. and in 1857 they
report of the divisions, Moses..Newton said 300
tons of MANILA paper are made daily. They
had tried during the year to restrict the bus-
mesa, but failed. Over II 000, 900 pounds of wood
board had been made last year.
A. Hartshorn spoke for the Tariff League, say
ing that they had circulated. during May and
June over % oO0. 600 pages of printed matter in
favor of protection, being more than the Golden
Club had circulated in twenty-five years The
Tariff League has clubs in Boston, Chicago. ST
Louis San Francisco, Portland, Ore, and other
places.
president. and among the vice presidents are: C.
H. Harding, OF Franklin, o.; j. NJ. johnson, Of
Middletown, O.: c. NJ. Smith, of CHICAGO and
S. 7. Hawes, Of Dayton, o.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-07-26

the conspirators" said Inspector Bonfisld sub
sequently. THE identity of the dynamite
itself proves that. Then, Sevic is friend an
countryman of Hronek. Chapes and Chleboun.
This comes pretty near proving Sevics connec-
tion with the plot The bombs made from this
dynamite were of the devilish pattern One
of them might have killed fifty men,"
This afternoon Sevic was carried. with
Hronek, Chapek and Chleboun, before the grand
jury who Immediately took up the case. The
proceedings were guarded with the utmost
jealousy.
Indictments for conspiracy to commit murder
were found by the grand jury today against
the four Anarchist conspirators. Chleboun was
the most important witness for the State. His
story was a complete confession Of the plot. aud
he also told Of the visits on July and 4 to
Judge Gripnelrs house, in Aldins square.
and Judge Gary's house the North Side.
The State has his confession in full, and lit ID
expected the evidence against the other conspir-
ators IL 90 complete as to warrant q conviction.
1t is thought that an indictment will be returned
against Chleboup. but that he will be granted
immunity in consideration of the testimony to
be given by him at the trial. Hronek and Sevic
are in jail the others being out on bail. No
fears are expressed that they will make any at
tempt to leave the country. as they claim they
cannot be convicted on the evidence of Chile
boun. The indictments will be returned to-
morrow.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-07-26
jury in Democratic States, no colored citizen

jury in Democratic States, no colored citizen
should vote Democratic ballot
A carefully kept record shows over 10000
black citizens executed in Democrats States
since 1870 who never looked upon jury.
whose bodies have been found hanging to tree
limbs at early dawn. Three thousand colored
girls between the ages Of ten and eighteen have
been brutally assaulted by white men at the
South and no ono brought to trial. No colored
voter with the spirit Of Irish or German man
hood would dare lend aid to the Democratic
party.
To-day the negro in this country stands be-
fore rs race robbed, wronged and outraged by
the hands Of this same Democracy, whose cor
ner stone was slavery and whose very last pillar
Of hope is the suppression OF negro suffrage.
With the birth of the Republican party and its
fnal triumph came negro freedom aud suffrage.
and these sacred gifts are to-day torn from his
grasp only in those States where Democracy
rules with high hand. How can an honest
negro vote with such party2
When Telemachus, in his vision, saw the
worlds ingrates in the seventh and hottest cell
Of his satanic majesty, and was told that no
crime in this world was as great as ingratitnde,
and that the hottest cell in the fiery kingdom
was the place prepared for inRrates, he little
thought he gazed upon the well deserved abode
Of negroes who vote the Democratic ticket un-
der the present condition OF their race. But
thanks to the wisdom Of our colored fellow citi-
Zens, the colored negro wump' (mild name for
Democrat) grows beautifully less in this sec
fiop
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-07-26
Attempted Murder and Suicide.

ITHACA. N ", July 25-Ben Duttou. a farm
hand. went to .he house of John Lamont, three
miles east Of Dryden. last night, and attempted
TO kill Lamont and Miss Roat. young woman
employed IN Lamonts family. Dutton fred
one bullet at Lamont. which took effect in the
face. and four at the girl. all of which took ef-
feet. Her most serious injury is q bullet wound
in the back of the head. and her recovery is
doubtful. After the shooting. Dutton escaped
to the woods. A posse. beaded by Deputy
Sheriff Tormor, hunted for him all night. and
this morning his dead body was found with a
bullet through his heart A paper was also
found at the dead mans side marked strychnine.
Dntson had been paying attentions TO the Roat
girl. but Lamont considered him unworthy OF
her. and. at his advice. she rejected his suit
Dutton swors 10 get even with Lamont for in
terfering. aud il was in fulliillment of his oath
that the crime was committed.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-07-26

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Past Train SerYice.

The Id. & ". Kansas City fast express does not
leave indianapolis until 35l p. NJ, three hours
and ffty-ive minutes after the departure Of
other lines. aud arrives at Kansas City at 900
next morning. Train leaving at ii p. NJ. has an
elegant reclining-chair car for Decatur. Ill ,
Springfield. H., Jacksonville, ILL.,, and Keokuk,
Ia, without change. Chair and sleepine-car
space reserved at l.. d. & W. ticket Office. 80
South Illinois street
II. A. CHERRIER, City Ticket Agent
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-07-26
COLORED DEMOCRATS.
The BLACK Race Hardly Ready to Embrace
the Democratic Faith.

the Democratic Faith.
Here is an interesting, truthful and some
what stirring talk from w. H Bonapsrte, OF
Providence Mr.. Bonaparse is an influential
cc.ored man. and his views are printed in the
Providence Dispatch:
Can negro be Democrat Yes, | believe
he can, as much 90 as he can be a thief Has
no q right to be q Democratl Yes. and no has a
rig ht 70 take paris green. an act that . good
many, unfortunately. do not perform. But
from . race stand point, from . stand point OF
race pride and manhood. the colored citizen
should be the last American citizen to cast q
Democratic ballot
Until negro girls are free from the outraees
of Southern white men of tho Democratic party;
until the wives and daughters Of respectable
coored men can occupy seats in other than
smoking cars IN Democrats States; until col
ored ministers and teachers can ride 10 first
class cars after paying frat class fares In Demo
cratic States until negro citizens are tried by Z