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TNRUsTEEs' SALE AND
II OTHER PROPERTY SITUATED ON PENNSYI,-

TNRUSTEEs' SALE OF vALUABLEBUSIN AND
TNFA AYN aHIThEM HTTH AE
IhaTH EsNtNNHErs
9EkTH AsEkH sETES
X-HaGF AND SIKH STREETS Northwest
A D. 1855, in Equity No 10,Se9. LueTetis Myers 81
the hours named the following described real estate
e. S!E sss DAY OF May A.
original Lot numbered three e5. in SQUARE numbered
three hundred and seventynine (379). described as
ner Of said Lot numbered three and running thence
EsstTsrdiy along the us Of Psnnsylyans avenue
,a sSs
and 2, right angles with the said
Nos g skM ard p Sl7 Sye pTV
er
thirty GSoj feet from the northeast corner Of said
@
ns eSef IS 1s
Of street, thence due east nineteen 09 feet eleven
ei sS
deed dated 23d day Of DECEMBER: 2 1874. and re:
D fsss hfSz oSiSdh -. y u
bsTed shrss @ Y three hundred
s.d in 81
the District Of Columbia in ber N. K, November O.
southwest corner Of said lot numbered three g, on
n0h ala a md s running s.s With the
thence north IN straight line one hundred and eleven
SAD With lie line ss Of se
twenty-five C22) feet 70 the northwest Of said
to the Place Sf bssinpins being the same Property
Der 8. 1867, and recorded in nber E. G. T. %, folio
It, as
PM. lot numbered four a. reservation .B being
me SANE PrSper5X SonyeKed 70 sazeE ndsiey by
and attic brick dwelling, NOa z63 and As
Terms Of sale: For each piece offered onethird cash.
notes Of or must ssc1red
by trust deed on the property sold all cash at the
xS 81
900 each Of the other pieces VII BE- required attme
sh..sI. term g &c nOt somplisd Win il ZEE
s:E q dss.alsSs SoIcSassr o. parcSsss1s ssssr vs
GEORGE Z HAMILTON T sn. s;;,,,s,,.
J. HoIDswoRrH aoapoas.o 4sa sas.s'ns
DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctionssTS sps1.dxds
soa Of yAI1ss pf4xcR
PpyMnENE5dnsS As E9 iR5s 3 aHssAoHusErrs
pis ;' g cSl9%Si; IN Equity o.p's Ne liossS
s. s. 4 Ar & o fIiRRis; 4 Disfi
APEIL. 1853 q. the hour Of HALF-PAsT FOUR
SoL06R ~ ~ shss Rscs q p.rssi q ri s:.ss
nnnssssd nins Se Y the sgedivsson Of orginl lot
bsEsd two hundred and forty ak C246 made and rad
Ned by Mary @. Munro. April 81. 1SSa and recorded
Of said District
Terms Of ssls One half cash. or mora q the optica
meats payable IN On and twelve months frum day of
nun q sis whole q ssid purohsss money nay s pa
On Day Of saa4 gE on ranAcafon b. the court.
soossAst 49,.
ALxxAxDM =. AIsq52f sA
DuxoAxsox 11oa. AnsiS sp1o-aAds
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENrsoP
WI LIFE All business confidential Ladies and gen
Gemen so cents each 40S L street between 4th and
9th streets northwest so-34ws
M ME. ROSS. THE RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT.
Ux ASTROLOGIST. AND MEDIUM OFFERS
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
TO any one who can equal her in her profession
She tells all the EVENTS OF LIFE and her equal can
not be found Causes speedy marriages. brings sepa-
rated together and cures sickness All IN trouble call
Interviews confidential. Sittings 80 eta and IL.
Residence 1910 18th ST. NV. Office hours from 10
am to s pm apl6-3m
u yoysnt, Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Born
revealed Receivers lost stolen property. Finds
hidden tressures Gives lucky numbers. Causes
speedy marriages. Brings separated together. Gives
success: IN businesA Removes all family troubles
BY efforts Of others Judge not all alike the Professor
can convince the most sceptical Strangers from other
cities will time and dss ppcintment by calling on
the only genuine elsrvoyant in this city. Is he
he can do. Sittinss. SOC. Interesting by mail on
receipt OF Ell Name lock VI hair. date Of birth Hours
3 TO 8: Open sundays from to pm
ap12-lm' 431 9th ct nv.
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RAILROADS.
Ale LINE.

VDlfDMONT AIR LINE
oo :, schednle in effect March 2a lsss
s 20 M-Esst Tenn. Mail Daily for warrent,1
ssotuonsvile ChArlottesvle Lynchburg and stations
eetseen Alexandria and lypchburx. Blue kidss
cslsra. Montgomery and New oriesn. fanmas
stfs ifss srMselnfon e M nj, Srie.ns r,,
iSnchburx. Rocky Mount Dsnville and ststiou.
reen lynche1rs and psnville oreeEsboro Raleigh
SsS. MSnSsSm %@sA Ns o,s.n An 1n ssS%s
fornia Pullman sleeper New York 20 Atlanta
N ocnnsctlon With Pullman slespsrs AZ.
for Birmingham. vicksburs and shrevsporS fuil.
man sleeper nAnvile b. Columbia aud s1srle-toa
sol trains wsshinston 70 Atlanta Does not eonnsrs
sir.shune and intermediates ststion.
ooIdonsyiIe. ChsrioitesviIe Lousyiiie, CINCINNATI
srd Ohio route pullman sieerers aud solid Trains
Chatianooss, Memphis. fIrtie Roci. and al sousS.
es,ern points IhrOugh Pullman sleepers Washing
II sooP ms ~,,ho., chsnee. nan, -
GSnrg. Danyille. Raleigh Ashevina Charlotte
SS1iammA Aiken. augusta, Atlanta Nontromery. Nev
Washington % New OrlTans Texas Ma ati.nt. mi
= a. xtahdgy; Pullman sleeper Washington 90 Aiken.
Trans on Washington and OHIO division leave Wash
~ DAILY arrive Round Hill III as A NJ and 81 p
s.:ts NJ IA LAY EXCEPT sunday. arriving Washington
Throush trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan
snd =: y ~ via East rennessea, BrIstol and ynch-
burg az ll:lS A. NJ. aud q 40 r NJ; va Clesapeak,
spd ShlS route and chAsPttesviis at 94Of N.
IEkets sleeping car reservation and inforrnatiou
iuInished and oagcIse checked nj Office 1900 Penn
v.n,s Railroad. % aud SIS. Jas l. TaiL6R
hA-~o General faE.oLgor Agent
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SPECIALTIES.

nR IBXU0H SUCCEssFULLY TRfATs AIL
lDDissases psculi.r 70 LAdies Married OF eingia
REonDs sstsnssos- saas,ceo s gusrsnsscd Charge
ABAU0H l320 CIV. splS-lms
ELKCTRICTY-l5YRAR AsPEcIAI.TY IN Gun
uterine roublsa tumors strictursS sist3ca hysssgS
!ne1nattsm. nSyraAgA choreA pef.lysis debility, and
Shrc19R SotklnE Hs6sruncsa pSrmsps1f cnsSS "a
Va6hlngSon. 10 outiidS assista1ts IN n 6 HId&ofr
CH8QAL.-LADIEA JON TuR HOME wArCu
y Qlh nd gsts me Cola Waeeh for 81 pr 49,
,.r...a.~xE fzl4zx 90 skSe,..
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoToMAo TRANSPORTATION LINE
III For Baltimore and Potomac River LAndinRs
Steamer SUE Capt Geoghesan- leaves stephenson's
Wharf every SUNDAY, 1t 4 O'Clock y. hiyor
freight must be prepaid
For further information apply 20
STEPHENSON Bro
m3-6m 9TH street whkrf
Mt. VERMONT Mt VERNON,
STEAMER ", W. coRccRAy
Leaves 7thstrest wharf daily (except sunday, for M
Vernon and River Landings far down 6lymontss
10 O'Clock keturnins reaches wsshinstoa
about $3.50 y. N
sl6 L L BLAKE Captain
IroR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON STEAMER -MAkEfIkIR
Leaves 9TH Ct wharf MONDAYS. THUkspAYQ
and SATURDAYS at am Returnine TuksbAY$
FRIDAYS. and SUNDAY y, M touching ct River Lanf
inss far Nornini Greek, Curriomzn. Va. and 81
Clements Bay Md. Connects with b and Y. H Il u
Shepherds See schedule. JOHN u PAD0kT1. Art,
C. W. RIDLEY, Manager. Jax5
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DRY GOODS
NV SrRrSo Goopa

NEW SPRING Uoops
We have just received frcsh asscrtment % SPRING
DRESS GOODS. comprssinr fun line Of Blsok fsans
Fr,pcsss peau de Sole and Mascot silk> SATIN
puche~s and surah sflkS all Ts~dssA Hack sun Lace
Founcines. China silks satteens and Chsllies In
choice desaspS Wool suiting,. IN plain and oono;na
ton Black orsosainsa. IAnea shsetings and rllow
Linens pamssh Table Cloths aud Nspkins sii sizs
HooE BRO CO
mhl.aru lS2s n 81
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BOOKS. &c.

SrsaA1 IL BOOK. Ar B.v~s
.s..p :. sk SS se%Piss ycs
ToAKA SSG, sio,k. sSss; pussS prs sS Sia:
DA .Ss - III ksNo A.. iiust, BY Dors, e2 ip.
bDok ~ and GITI sooks. suitable for PRINT Ms
slirAoy shop worn q leas than onefourth ~ TRIO.
aVo7.5t BACns Book Dept Sio tn al nv
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CAORT ROUTE TO LONDON
= NokDkUTcsHER LLOYD g 90.
Fast Express Steamer.
To SOUTHAMPTON london hAvreA Bremen-
FuldA> sat, April 2S, IAN; Isave, We'd, May 9.
10 80 ana; Ellie, Sat- May > 1 80 pm; Lshn We'd
May y. An; Werra. sat- May 10. o 80 q m Aller
We'd. May l6 80 o
Comforta6ie sisterooms. excellent table luxurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST cAttn. 100 aud ul-
wardss berth according 70 location; "a cabln ESQ q
berth. steersge q low mates. Apply y z y. pROOE
$50 Perm BEALI.l BRowXS 90. lS2i sss2S
"A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Steamship CITY OF ROME from New York
WEDNESDAY. Nay 10. June Ia July IL Aarust n
Largest and finest passenger steamer sfoa{
Saloon PAssass 600 70 eto0; second Oass, ESQ
Steamer every SATURDAY frsm New Yo.& 40
GLASGOW AND LoND0NDEKEY
Cabin passage 20 Glasgow, Londonderry. Liverpool
- or Belfast ESQ and $50; second Clan. ESQ.
seeereea outward or prepaid eather servios go.
Saloon Excursion Tickets ct Reduced RatsaL TrNv-
elsrs Circular Letters Of Credit and Drsf6 for any
AMOUNT ,s.eed A. i0ssss currsnt rate. 70. Boob q
H6kDERYoN BkoTHxRA New YORK. or q. w
MOSS. 92l Penn ave. n. ". Warrington sp1o-3m
IMAM LINE-NEw YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BEkLIN-.-.---- April 2. May ~ June -
I'll ~ Cnzs!Lh- -Aprli u. Nay ~ ans ~
SiS5 Or kicEsoSD.-....zR.l S PIN; sSii
Lir.. c.S.n passage, go and 800. s:eoad ossdn:
$50 and o35 steerass. ego PETER WRIGHT .
eoNA General AgentA, New York. GEO ". nOsS
Agsnt 92l PA ave-. ws1hineton. D. @ sg2-3m
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FINANCIAL.

INC. w. C0Rs0G JNO. W. MCCARTNEY
q Member N Y. Stock Ex.
CORSON 3 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 14l9 ST. NV.
Bankers and Dealers in Government BondA
Deposita Exchange. Loans. CollectonA
Railroad Stocks and Bonds andA0 securities listed
the Exchanges Of New York. PhilsdelphiA Boston.
and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of Investment Securitiea District
Bonds aud AL Local Railroad. 0xA Insurance and Tel
ephone stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold 1y18
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE UAYR.
THolGAs BOWLING. A,ossonese

1Af yssg HES s5o Evil 1zy ybSfIH6to 81 t S6E IL
FsTEElI N0RTHE1sI, Ar AUCIIoM -.
On nQEDAH ACRAlN0 APRIL THIETIkTH,1eSS>
q TEN O'CLOCK. shall N ths entire conlsa Of the
shove estahl1shMGnk
Will Be- oAerUd q n vAola md n nox oo1d In sAat
way VIII then Be sold In detail sp26-3t
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H'ht GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK - sPIENDiD se,SSsky
STEEL H K 4 rrcr SfcfTfadfaF q TSSSn
Trains leave wsseiRston from station oorneros s,s
For httsburv and the West Chicago Limited Express
iane, 80 .@ as, car. =, =, 300 am daily Ess.
with slsePinE Cars from Harrisburg T. cincnnss..
ocheas S wth . s ~ LSS' ay e1oep. sssqr.
Western hhpress AZ 10 pm. daily. with sleeping
cert sssuEasy Hars6u 60 eS Fl Ss and ss
iisly 2. h sg Mss With through sleeer r
m daily Tor ts6arT and the wss NTH i ~ II
SD aF Sfo ssS & fG,IS
To- nT a Sahanaaisua. koen, ster Bunslo, Niasara
For Sllismssart LoSf dsvcn. aud E,mir. a, . 90 .
For New York and Il. E... go. 300 n 90. an,
sunday 300 Ii 20 am. my zoo s' 40. 100 .Da
and Dns osr 40 s1pred . St s esos1s ss
and 3;45 pm. daily.
Sr esy S'fsni sN:n' sT.ry ss ~
Jersey City With bo.rs Of bTcoklyn ANNEX aigri-
g., double fsrrisse ssross New Yorh city.
asS, S9sSS II 40 Am: 200: $40 ! 90: ,So.
For i Rs enTs s sss sS 'sa AK
sS s "a e 81 90 sHS Il g 81 e sf iS
For Pcpes crset Line 20 am and 40 pm daily.
For Annapolis, 20 and 300 am. 1905 Z. 90, .na
1oe "a; daily except Sunday Sundays s'ooA
ALExkS pk.sASp rE5g,6ErcksgUEe Rail-
ToN RAfLRoAD AAND"'A AND "AShiN~
For ssSstp asss $50 & 500 500 sS % :;S
1857 Am. 80, ESQ sos, and 10 .o5 pm.
For SsSmsnd and ne SOUTH i5bs am. ayi,
and 8 ;0l Pm; daily, eroePt sunday
soS Jay go IL fs III fe 81 % @%
SL9 700 s;32 lo'i2 and lisos pm, q
rf;O5. 1892 and 10 AZ pm,
Tickets and information the Office northeast
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and aths
station, where orders be left for the checking 4
beseage 20 destination from hotels and residenceS
CHAs. L; pU6H. j. X woon
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TNhUNAS DOWLING. Aucuone9r.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
T2MMS Soi y q Gen Known NON AS MHtIE HOUSE 10,
NV ZION WORKS OF 4 L DENT = Goa AND
Al IhE TERMINUS OF THE VI. @ r. R. CO.
Lie AUCTION.
On MONDAY, APRIL THIRrIETH. 1888, in front
81 the premises, commencing ct FIVE O'CLOCK T. n,
VIII sell the follow1ne described properly: subdivis
sion OF Lot 90 rontine SIS 1900 Feet on west side
Of SGD street, between Grace avenue aud the Canal
and improved BY afour-story Brick house containins
hall. being Noa l04s and 1850 32d street
Immedaateiy after. sub. Lot S. fronting 10 $500
street and improved by . two-story and basement
No 3215 Grace avenue
Imn9diately after sub. Lot So fronting 81 feet on
tne notn soc OF Grace avenue and improved By
story BRICK House being No. 1909 Grsce avsnus.
Ierms one third cash, balance In and two
Pr9Ierty sold or all cash ct the purchasers option.
SOO VII % REQUIRED on each pieo6 - time Of sale. All
ap18-d&ds THONAa DOWffX6 Amt
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THoAAs BOWLING. Aucaons.r.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE.

VNH0MAS BOWLING. Auctaonesr
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
On TUESDAY. NAY /. iss ASo If faALr-pAsr
public suction part Of lots is and fsp in .uaare
depth Of $50 feet between asa and san streets in
proved by large and substantial four-story brick res
dence containing thirteen rooms with all the modern
ington. '3s~ "''' ".'U'
A1so
Immediately after the above, part Of lots ia and
Of street between 3sd and sam stresss By depsS
OF 10 feet, imRoved by two frame houses Nos $3.50
Terms One third cash. balance in one and two years.
trust on the property sold All conveysncng and
corng 81 purchasers cost deposit of 600 viii be
street property. aplO-d&ds
L PILOT BOY, 3os s7Iioo ToNs, AT SEVENTH
o On IN IHpR Ha6 NAY THTkP isss AZ TWELVE
oS OF s M SILL sF hn Mnsa
I Ing 81 ! 2 { THE ELEGANT AND coMXoDi-
wno,s ne. ,onn.s, !, PILOT aSs b Eoxa ,.,,
feet: width, 22 O. feet: depth 7lO feet; passen-
ger capacity about 700 persons
Ihs steamer Is thoroughly lifted mp and equipped
licensed and enrolled: newly fitted up last year
and one OF the most popular boats On the Potomac.
Ihe sale Y peremptory one to close the aairs Of the
GiXmont Steamboat Go. Of Washington d. e.
Terms Of sale: Cash deposit OF $1,000 at time
OF sale will be required; terms of sale not COM
Piled with in three days the right reserved resell
public notice Of such resale in some newspaper pub
BY order Of Board q Dirsctorso Of
GLYMONT STEAMBOAT CO,
Ufxnnn
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evening when / heard his step in the nan I
ceased al once, and the next moment the doctor
was standing In front Of me holding both my
hands In his own
well, Miss Urquhart," said he. "Here I am
back again, and hope you are very glad TO see
-very glad. indeed" answered, Withdrawing
my hands, for felt myself blushing like SchoOi-
"And am delighted TO De here again. It seems
so Ike home after wandering about among the
.it gives me great pleasure TO hear you say
when came into this room, Just now. and
heard the music and saw you seated at the piano
on on your hair, felt-I wish could ten you how /
surely you are not afraid Of blind cirl,-
We'll I am not quite 30 certain OF that. You
don't know now formidable you can look at times,
Tm ssIIy hadn't the least intention OF look
aFormidaoly lovely, mean.n
You ought not 70 say such things, Dr. Saxon. -
VIII" The doctor paused, and then went On IN = =
s sudden y burst Of ensrgy: Il must make clean
breast OF IL now or never Dear Miss Urquhart-
Il seems 70 me. from the nrst. Forgive my stupid
olundenng way OF saying it have come 70 asi
A proposal OF marriagei could hardly bel,eve
my ears Was the world coming 70 an end? So
extraordinary and unlooked-ior an Occurrences
fairy TOOK my breath away, and rendered me for
But the doctor was . man Of action, ana had
heard somewhere that silence indicates consent
has ap o ssG %, ssns my waist and f'
For = moment iet myself 60 The ssuss Of ~
pose, OF rest Of protecting Affection, was too a..
hciouA and loved the doctor. ! realized ts now
for the nrst time. Then knew, or fancied knew,
that was not doing my duty: andit q pity that
duty should be % often dtsagreeaDle. II did MOI
seem TO me that my way Of HE ran along such
pleasant paths e thesa Idissngagsd hts ann ana
pulled myself together.
.Dr. ssxon." ] stammered, II an grateful q
you. bel1eye ne; deeply grateful But you mus
vn 80 % = - Is sssso & M; aoas Is s
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sabie 10 nv exis.ence
was sJsnding, one evening in early autumn. by
The french window which opened out upon our
l-ttle lawn knew by the time. and by a certain
Indefinite sensation which it always produces In
me, that the sun was near its setting, ana hap
penrd 70 be seized with one OF the vain nts OF
helpless longing and impotent resentment, with
when OCCASIONALLY varied the monotony OF resiS-
] INDUCED In now and then, for the sake OF the
relief IL brought NE, but OF which / was none the
les, heartily ashamed
oayAght again. On! for a glimpse OF the free
slde say, touched into glory by the setting sun
g h4 W HSgd snsiy give up the balance OF
u oth-rs"
Pardon me. Miss UrQunart, hut I think your
HE may yet be OF great use 10 others. And as for
nsn burden, your friends VIII endeavor 70 make
! had spoken my jeremiad aloud. as was nv
wont wAen 4 thought myself alone, and 80 pre-
- ep.eo was That even my keen nearing failed
II SastS a., Sa1o9s quick Sep across the lawn
ness had been even indirectly limited at between
~ ana ! isit myself olushing with shame and
LOT or.ineston- IL was certainly annoying 70 be
nus Caught unpacking ones soul with Words and
such weak ones
what WIN you think Of me. doctor, I am
sery 0nlusky that you should have oyerneard my
I,sa tations But they DO not mean very much.
klho VI moral safety-valye: that's An
Ihe doctor took my light speech Tor what Il was
SrSn, All answered grayely and gently
=. - Als SrQQnArI think, for my part. that
ion-" 'A se10a13oAo ressnAr
Aamiraole indeed. when was railing. In sood
Terms AZ things In general, two minutes
-Ah. well your railing was innocent enougb
oe YOU'LL oe more or less than human II Won
lont teei nttie bitter az tlmes and have done
per- what was the s1cirins cause MS svenina nan
"PerversenesA doctor, tharS ali: and \ "a ss,r,.n
onging for the moon; or wat 70 ne Il A t4fcn r
sttsanmenS Peep a. The sunset foolah
Fteh-my sun sec forever eleven years aQo.s
LIZ me enlist ny eyes In your service Tor onos
nd descnoe tt 70 you 20 beGe cam
Il thank you. Dr. saxon: it would give me sr>.s
MEASURE; tbs greatest pleasure. Next 10 aseSno
0n9 . . isoE thsoi0A @ 90 q oshss nSoui - I
The South western news., 1888-05-02
South Send Citizens.

At meeting of she citizens Of
South Berd district Of Fulton
county, April 10th. the following
resolutions were unanimously a.
iopted;
Resolved, That we most heartily
endorse the bold, honest message
Of President Cleveland, IN Which
he declares for reduction OF the
enormous surplus wrung from the
people in the interest of monopo-
les; that we also endorse his views
IS to the means by which this shall
he dom, viz, a reduction Of the Tar.
ift'on the necessaries Of life.
u. That we are in hearty sym.
p thy with the President, believing
tIat he has given lis an honest adj
mieistration, ana that laws enact
ed on his line Of policy will wlrk
he greatest good to the great mas
: sof the people Of every political
party.
Sd. Thu: we hereby instruct our
delegates to the St. Louis convcn-
lion who are in sympathy with this
tariff reform movement.
4th. That we approve the manly
course Of SrnatorColquitt IN align>
inc hihselfon the 81 lie with the peo-
pie, struggling tor their release
from oppressint taxes, and thus
making hinrsalftbeir true repre-
sentative, and the defender of
their rights.
T. L. JOHNSON Secretary.
The South western news., 1888-05-02
ATA PISTOL s @UzZLE.
Negro Men Hos StartErg Hdgeptare
With a Burglar.
Atlanta Journal

Atlanta journal
Yestefdqy morning about three
or four o'clock Charles Porter. col
ared, who lives in Atlanta, awoke
to see a light in his room. and a
white man standing over him with
pistol.
As Porter opened hia eyes the
uzzle ofthe pistol wassh6veaclos
to his face. the weapon cooked, and
the man who held it said:
"You move m Inch AMI III bow
your brainssodt.
Porter did not move.
The burriar then went about
the room, apparently looking for
money, al, the while casting fur
tive glances at Porter to see if he
moved an inch
About twenty dollars in cash was
the amount of money the negro
had in his room. and this was SCI
cured by the burglar, who went
towards an open window, walking
backwards, through which ejnmp-
ed to the ground and escaped.
The South western news., 1888-05-02
The Moss cowqrsiy of Grimes.
Columbus Enquirer-Sun.]

A country that has no law for
n.obs, affords very slight protection
to individuals. Uniortuu tely our
country,is in this condition. We
have laws that are strictly enforced
against individual criminals, but
let number ofmen band together
for the purposes Of vio.en2e and
they 20 unpunishcd. This state
ment does not apply to the south
alone The north must bear it's
share Of t disgrace, for the evil
is as prevalent there as here. Lynn
ching Is tar too common. In fact,
there is rarely any justification Tor
a lynching in country where there
are laws to prevent crime, and q
government capable of enforcing
then.
A few weeks ago prisoner was
taken from the hands of the law
and lynched in Alabama. This
has given rise to a controversy be>
tween the governor Of the state
and the sheriff who had the pris.
oner in charge, Wednesday night,
a most brutal crime was perpetrat-
ed in Tennessee. A man and his
wife were killed by a mob, because
they were suspected Of iucendiar.
ism. The report of the lynching
closes with this statement: Upon
all 81 les the deed is condemned by
law-ahiding citizens"
It is very gratifying to know
that law9ab ding citizens object to
the midnight murder of people
who are not proven guilty Of any
crime, but why is not this sort of
thing stopped. It could be. II
one~tenth Ct the effort were made
to ind out the parties to a lynch
ing that are made to get evidence
to convict an individual who is
guilty Of murder, these ofenses
would not 50 undetected and I'm.
punished.
The grand iuriee and the officers
Of the counties where these lynch<
inas take place could fnd out their
perpetrators il they would. If
they are deferred by fear, or by
favor, they are unfit for the trust
reposed in them. Those people
who submit to such things, when
they can prevent them, are negli-
gent Of lheir duties as citizens, or
too eowarlIy to discharge them
properly.
The South western news., 1888-05-02

A special from OSiagsville, KY,
reports the death of A. q. Owiugs
ten days after he was shot in the
forehead by Richard Hunts The
ball struck hin just above and be.
tween the eyes, and penetrated to
the depth of five inches, the at
tempt. to probe it bringing out 0
spoonfuloJ brains. And yet the
mau complained OF no plil what.
ever; lived tor ten days and was
sensible, ate heartily and contin-
uyd his work all The time. He
iell into kind Of stupor Of sleep
on the tenth day, and died without
any indication Of pain
The South western news., 1888-05-02
Two Smart Boys.

Masters Marcus Tramell, aged
fifteen years, and William Shelnutt,
aged twelve years, have Just CONS
pleted neat residence on Bowdon
street for Mr.. J J Phillips, with
three 1G foot rooms, one hall 6x16
and two vcrandahs. The hall il
ceiled out and out, rooms oeiled
cyer-h head. This was all done
with eighteen days work by the
boys and three additional days
which they hired. The work was
completetfwithin one month from
the beginning, notwithstanding the
rainy weather.
W no can bring UP two boys
Of their age that can beat
thai ? Remember, the boys laid off
their own work; the assistance they
had, was in covering. The work
rs there to show for itself. 1t is
about as work man like as ANYTHING
in Waco. TWaco World