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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

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GK<ERAr auIFFtNS Ncrss.

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hsnse n a.,rre ssa me- shAass = eo i'zEstsh
ssssos. supplies are read - Nssce essrs
tcaisas About so'cisCk ~ iAe sftorHeea
the sh . Nj " ashlr ssssaa. tscFsa Me- tsssssss
California. reminded tAasns N,.scn E@sAes
zAii asa sseer~t ea the hay IL rss hex
latcatiea 20 sscr &EFes pay CT sne Ship \
a.w crew. Aesst sstss Was q b. a.
barred Jess - she rs aass 10 osss a.
cAas the khig e~n=rs' aSSnt pri cas- %
hrr an2 CREE 80 her 10 pFysaUssi 70 Sesltsc
a. tsxn<scs ell kaes t1stprss 7hS &NSai
wSs sctles SeAs< ar1o fTSsss hss ss<e<alz-
sion. and sies tAss ;say have practically
soycassei tto toUn o~xx4se u ths -
ne aeez the Ssrsa zFsieisseA - : Sslsst. TIE
ma. ca sreat hrrs stisi pse-ssss in sufs- ssss
"a ~. "a sailors - &elfs sstheash tas { q
cultts,s a. oshrr p,rss eve tAs $40 s&ss
tfaa hss>, hecs hAFtronssssSS a. a-tst
ycssess kass efH q ioag tissae desssHs Z
here. c.h&rs have g00< 70 So sssTf-
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF Directors OF SCHOOL
1 Bisirict No. ], Of King cSunty. Washing.
ton Territory. have deemed IL in their tudg-
ment advisable TO submit TO tse qusiihed
school electors Of SAID dis;rict the ques ton
neither they may incur an Indebtedness not
TO exceed one per cent OF the ass-ssed vaius-
ton for ~ much thereof as may be neeessafyl
Of the assesssels properly OF said District
No. for the year 1855. 20 furnish additional
school buildings for said district, tn furnish
the same, t. improve the ground and TO pur-
chase supplies ard ether appliances and Ap-
psrztns fer teaehins. Notice Ii therefore
given 30 the qualified esecror. OF school Dis
trict No. l, II King county, Washington Terri
tory. that ~ election viil be he'd On FRI
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF MAY. 1885.
az Browns Pavilion, on second street. be
tween spring and ssrecs streets, In the city Of
sestil-. In said co1nty and territory, at which
election will be submitted the question Of In
CURING an indebtedness Got TO exceed one
per cent. IL tue ssssssea valuation Tor 30
nuch thereof NAV b. necessary Of the
sessAsle property % sad District No. I for he
yaaf less in accordance ~ith an act passed
February "a. issS 20 furnish additional
sehasl buildings Tor said district. to fnrpish
the same. 20 fnprov- tie srcsnd and 20 pnr-
ehas- supplies and other appliances ald appz-
rstas for teaching
The polls xiu ee open fSf the reception Of
votrs =; o'1loek y. m Of said day, AMI vii
be Sept cpen until o'closs y. N. Of said day
Al electors ia favor Of boFrosirg moneF viii
wfi;e :" Fer i1furrinS Indebtedness, Yes on
,asir hAilois. and ihsse opposed. sor linear,
ring sndehts<fnesS No.
psieo Aerii ID. lsss.
T T. MINOR,
w n. HrdBEs
j. n. fhiNK.
pte<tars q Sclool District Nsi
hing CssDiy, Washington Territory.
NJ. A. HA~rsoRSk. Clssk Of sale asssgict.
sr3
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OLYMPIA.
oauHHAL norKs Ysox rms CAPITAL
SEE CohpcRATtoss.

oauHHAl noyRs rsoN rus CAPITAL
SEE CORPORATIONS.
OiyMrtA, NAY 2.-rae steamer rtagit
Chief Gsde spzcisl trip 10 this city
isss night. bsiEairg 500 harreis ~ Saa
Juan iiae for the Dad Fellows and Mr..
= Williams.
Rev. Ar. BFosn. crszisine elder for
this district OF the NJ. + church. h. VERY
dspesrsusiy III With tYphaii fever,
r, 4. washbAsn hss bean appointed
eusriisu OF Miss Mary Meuaiisser.
aged II. u fsBino.
NJ. Joan =. Besvts reserved very
painful woaed Yesterday ~Siis saving
meat Ia the baieesr secp u his erc.tes.
The ssw bssne siERlessly haadist.
boanesd up fran the soce vhtoh wss
bs sswed aud strrck M. kssxer's hsoa
laying tue flsss epsn a. the bsce. neaTis
abe whole length Of bis hzai.
ocaros.rioss Fozxsp.
Articles az Incorporation have beef
n,ed with Secretary O@inss ~ she Go
iumeis Canning UemPany Of SEATTLE.
W r. TIES capital stock ia placed nj
go 90 sus she directors ere W. \. Par
ksr, W. b. fsiiss aud l.. u. Parker, 81
Seattle. la osisets are 20 con stuot q
general canning sosisess.
Articles have also been aiea iecorpcs-
atins tue Niikisoa Cod aud Cosc Canl-
yaey az Tsresns. W. i. lac capital
sscsA IS fioa,0oo aud its trustees srr
Thee. uosnseS. q Y. MAs'er.ee. W. ID,
Tyler. n. we,ss. Milo Kelly sad 4. l..
s,ilc.. all % tseosts. Iis psinotrsi q
tecs - - spssxe IN ace hasiaes- ~ eoal
minirg tn sccsien ). iownzsip -, y. D.
q. e&ss.
Supplementary sEtissss 81 iuscseoFA
tins hsss hccn Sled II the OTsRas And
Wsshins,ae Territory ksliroaa Co.'S
yeny 20 tsndiesan. Oesoe. TIE nspa
tai ssecs IL insr.ASsA % 81 $50. Gee sna
,es alrxesots are q. ". HAT, ]. &
lszsass. e. nst@an sns q. ". hsgass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

Sac F.ANc1ouo, Nay z-Tne faiIuse
81 Lsvis W. Mc6isuflin. grain scd
comesisslou merchant, on MoBdsF, xss
csssea, ~ b states, BY the eesioa Of
tie Nevada bank. one Of bis principal
creditors. He had overdravD his 90
coons, and on Friday DO vas notified
90 settle up. This aud an advance In
grain compelled him 10 as ign. IL 10
believed that his total liabilities amount
"a asost $500. The suspension, be
says. Is only temporary.
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shipping Iafeilisesee.

Ntsp tsahS IA q Is. -se case hsr Castsfig-
wfen she was g casa size s,iei for css:efiA
Whea shs seanls Miss, she dung to Eastern,
Nhrn she had Children. che gave .hsmC assyas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

= a. s.0ers agss vskAishis sylnt. -
vorA eiauy skip wire tksy - s1xfes4
~ Ii sa3OD- fhe seBu enss o. o.
conmnnfSg 90 ym0a = De rsUnk1 - .
prcmSnesf rseresaas. - fotiowE - fnx
- fws Tcwzoen< y eoass<red sa11 ecAss
sesmsz's uessn sAA sessr <o1e snyeo1y
xny eocd. AS eren tke aszsor ksussil u
hae wuksd luss u is5Ey, hes aavsy.
heez souxce ~ tnrDNj I'D rtof and~
fts psessns mekbo1s are c0utsnue4 W.
woSk irrspnRsbie in5ury 70 cD- sk5p4kA9
Estss ss<s Which ass tbs hnckboze - oar
Hmpe<zsy To snnseza1 y. boz iong
Ase ~ he rscSa@ gosas 70 ssAa3 sais
4 nrx o. rlE<LucK-
sid - oil - csuesss lss night u
lnsFyaxing the ezxso1s phssouse2s o. %
s ,sss "a IL isslsns rus 4 + fsloxs :
No ease \ the Queea u tia Psrtac. u
Vii b. recAzssa that seus three ysArs
s9s uEea tbs Gee sfanEBR was uAkrnz
s1und p0rfs. . ere damp exp1oaon &c
carried On her ~ SanaAuo, In snfch
eFszd Ssxs1nz were Killed Cep<e.s
A1exAn4er. whe wss then - ncw, con-
msaxssa hev. narrowly escaping. Just
Dssvinas 20 this the cspsssn had recssercd
sTn . serious sstnema- Durisg rnis iiineMe
Ria wife ard child were taken Nck. oteG
saa were barred While be wss In bed and
useoesclccs- Il 10 jack tar superst1tioe
20 think thsf bad luck aswsys foslows
nsisforszas. bat such cssss are Ava5s oe-
curing.
sEws NOTES.
Arrived yesserday. Hawaiian baxk
Jsm<s A. Ktax. Berry. fru0 Hcuosaln %
iaad return CARO- OF luuhcr ~ one 81 the
Pages Mil comp&nys mills owners &C
Issrk wAltmose. ward. from san rraz-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

nrz. Winslew,s epolhiss nysup. fer ehfidssa
tssthing. u the pssocriptton - o. 81 ~ bsss
ssmass nnsses sd physte1sas N The United
statss. and hss esan assd for forty ysnes Win
ssvsr failing success b. millions Vt noshsss
fss tnssy ektsdssn- Dsrasg the procsss Of
sssshins it~ vnIns b incaicoiabis. u ssifsvss
sns nhilc from psin. cures dyssntcry md dfax-
rhna, srfpinx In tbe bowels and Wind cole.
~ giving hsalfh 10 The child u res4s tbs
usoshef. PTtos sc botzieL ap1sdU1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03
sElTTIE.sKieIT RIVER ROME.

Steamer CITY Of Quincy ieavss seAsis for
skssit biver And way ports Nonexy and fAaTs-
DAY mornings. rstafstse Tuesdays AMI FRIDAYS.
Fer freishs and passase apply ~ Company
otsce. on Yesier's Wharf
ubse HF JACKSON. Asst. Nsnz<er.
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sss Yaox. xzy 4-Nsusy - ed 80.
fssSfaa from > 70 4 e5ss1nr - - = Rr1D<
~ Zoe ~ ~ blih - tx.Gk0A - ~ r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03
Seattle Sts3m Dye Works

Foot OF s~neea stree, beisT Eieetrie iisAi
works. ssssie, WASH. u,
&c demons eicthiaF. sasi-s' dresses, SIX
Id soolsn goSds- e1zoksts md lid ginYas
sleancd or ss-2 80 .sss iasy iou. Lee Dew
oaesI satsassetlsa sgaE.Dtsed. lrss . rea-
srshie. GAIL {. NA6ES EACA,
ss.hs5 sEl fgoprisssr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

Beads Purchased
WssHIsorcs. May 2-Tcdsy's bord
osee.uQs snonnsed 20 t775 800.
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sFa1IlE.wnlIccn ROUTE.

Steamer wsshinxsoa leaves Seattle. Sunday.
fu-sdAy and raars<aAy OF . ., n. tooehsas ii
Clinton. Goapcv;lls. osk Hsroor. Utx<iady,
lAzoanrr, Anaeersss. 6eenes. Samish- Fair
haven. BelinxhzM and Sehome- Returning.
lsssss Whassan Mondays. Wednesdays Aea
frtd<ys at p N.
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Warrington Steamboat irans-
portatian Co.
Carving tho v. 5. Mail.
SEATTLE. Poar TOWNSEND ROUTE.

SSht liz FUhf iuWHSehu houtt.
CrxANUs ANDERSON Oh EDITH WILL
- run dA1ls eesw en- S-Atfzs and fost fosn.
s<nd. having ssAstls At 10 P n souehtns ~
Port x&dfssu, fors 0Auhls and Port l1dlcs.
kefu ynin<-L<ave Port Townsend daily sex.
cept Ssn sAyi ~ $50 n m
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T T. MINOR,
w n. HUGHES,

DlEsStars q seAool ni-tr.et Ne. /.
hing CssDiy, Washington Territory
NJ. A. HA~rsaRSk. Clsfk Of sale asssytct.
ans
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03
CHICAGO nARxBrA

Srw yoxx May 2-Parsi-um opened at
-, and then became dali and aesvy. sagginx
% to So.
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cncAs0, Nay 2.-wheat-shade armsr:
cash 81 +. June ~ 1915. laiy s..
osts-stssdv. cash 5ak. June and Juiy q
Com stsafy. casb IS Isle, June Is 5 Is.
Jaly 63a.
Barley MOI hing doing.
fors Steady. Dash si3.72H, June SIS. s1k,
Juiy s13 t2h.
LArd-sssssiy, essh saos June ts.Wk.
July ssh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09
EXPRESS TIME.
| yEwELRY-sToBE RoBBER RAIL
RoADEDp TO THE PErITEETIaRY.
Illicit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Witness
The p.uvilis and ssatosrd Rail
road Survey.
fsp.,.al TELEGRAM 70 the DIspe.ch. !

DANvrrLE. VA, March 6.--The negro
boy Peter Williams. with several aliases,
arrested in Richmond last Sunday week
on tho charge of robbing s Dapville
iewelry store, was brought here on Mon
day of this week. tried before the mayor
on Tuesday, indicted by the grand jury
on Wednesday, and to-day was given five
years in the penitentiary. Quick work
for Danville.
Mr.. John Il. Goley, who was hurt by
being thrown from his wagon yesterday,
was we'll enough to be taken to his home,
at Brosville, to-day.
George =. Pace is witness in tho case
OF the United States rs. Il. X. Oliver and
others, whose distillery was recently de-
stroyed bv revenue officials near Sutber-
Inns, Halifax county. To-day George @.
Oliver was before the United States COM
missioner on the charge of threatening
to do bodily harm to said Pace. After
hearing much testimony the commits
sioner sent Oliver on to the United States
grand jury, which meets in this city in
June next
a. Y. billiard, OF Pitisylvanis, was
also before the commissioner on the
charge of distilling the "beyerage " IL
licitly and was sent on to the grand jury.
Engineer Exall, with his party, who
has been surveying the route for the
Danville and Seaboard road from Hen:
derson, n. c., to this city, has reached
here, and will shortly make report to
the directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09
Another Fire in Cuipeper.


CUIPEPER, Va, March S.-Another
big fire has occurred here. About 3
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
issuing from the middle building OF a
range of frame buildings on the south
side of Davis street, aud occupied re-
spectively by Messrs. &. ID. Gray, j. T.
Rixey, G. Bolen, and d. P. Stallard as
law offices, the Adrance newspaper.
Miss V. Cochran, millinery, and several
families as residences and lodging-rooms.
Most OF the books and papers Of the
lawyers Offices were saved. The Ad-
Uance Office saved its books aud papers,
and some Of the private families parts OF
their furniture. The opera-house, brick
and tin. was in great danger, but was
saved after being several times on fire,
and is considerably damaged. The loss,
which is heavy, is partially covered by
insurance. The cause OF the fire is I'M
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09

Of indignation that any member on this
fioor should propose that these mene1.
tees should be put up AZ auction. III
they wero put up at auction there were
thousands OF men in the South VINO
would willingly buy them and
deposit them in some museum
rather than have them hawked. about
and bought and kept as trophies by some
rich millionaire. Referring 10 the adj
IMITATION OF the South for General
Shields's bravery in the Mexican war he
stated that that admiration had not been
lessened by the fact that General Shields
fought against the South In the unforr-
tunste civil war. Speaking for South
Carolina. he declared that her people
had been too sincere in their conviction
of duty. as they saw ii, TO doubt the
sincerity of General Shields's conviction
ia fight on the side he thought right,
end whenever men were ready to risk
their lives for the sake OF their
conviction they deserved the respect and
charity OF honest men, even ii they had
been in the wrong.
Mr.. Rayner, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported the bill to estab-
lish postal telegraph.
afr. Blonnt said the subject of the bill
was one over which the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads had iurisdic-
ton, ind he reserved the right at the
proper time to rsisethe question whether
the Committee on Commerce had jurls-
diction over the subject OF postal tele-
graphy. The bill was referred to the
Committee OF the Whole.
After some time spent in discussing
without action bills from the Public
Lands Committee, and after passing a
bill for the allotment of lands IN seye-
rally to the Chippewa Indians in Mime
sofa, the House adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09

ton road, is the principal figure in the
opposin0 lines. Both are capable and
sturdy leaders, and the fight in
which they arc engaged, involving
enc r1nous interests, is watched with
keen interest. Although more men
were involved in the Missouri Pacific
stike two years ago than are now out:
the lines over which that strike extended
were not so long nor so Important as
those of the road now affected, and
strike Of the engineers and tiremen on
railroad is a much more important mat
ter than a strike OF switchmen and
similar employees.
As usual in such disputes. the question
at issue is one OF remuneration. The
men led by Mr.. Arthur claim that their
demand is only for the same rate OF
remuneration which is paid on other
important lines. Their grievance is that
in its zeal for economy the road dis
charges first of all the most efficient
men and those taking the highest pay.
Under the constitution adopted by tue
Brotherhood the men cannot strike with
ont Mr.. Arthur's consent, but 1t hes with
themselves whether or not they strike
after he gives consent.
Among the labor leaders Mr.. Arthur is
pre- eminent on account OF his modera-
ton, sagacity, and enlightened public
spirit. He is conciliatory in address,
and impresses favorably all with whom
: he comes into association by his candor
, and GOOD sense. Gifted with more than
average ability in public speech he is
also skilled in the use of the pen. Among
his printed contributions to social
questions is one in which he does
not admit any essential hostility be-
tween labor and capital, advises mode
ration and arbitration when industrial
differences arise, and deprecates the
introduction Of politics into labor or
CARNATIONS. His influence has been
given consistently throughout bis pub
! lie life in the direction of peace and
harmony between competing interests,
and his friends claim that the apparent
exception in the matter suggesting this
sketch is one that can be explained
without prejudice to the wisdom and
moderation of his official actions. 1t Is
certain that the men on strike were eager
for it before his consent was given, and
it appears to he also clear that this was
withheld until he had done his utmost to
remove the cause Of strife.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers was founded in 1868. Its grand
chief resides in Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09
rarrtsrc In stafford.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatchl
STAFFORD G. H.. March Z, 1888.
Miss NJ. w. Barnes, postmistress at
this place, and Mr. G. ". Rouse, pro-
minent farmer of Fauquier county, were
married in the Methodist church here at
10 o'clock this morning Rev. j. I.
Smith, brother-in-law of the bride, Off
ciated. He was assisted in the ceremony
bv Rev. J. W. Steele, pastor OF the
church. There were many bridal pres
ents sent in by the friends OF Miss
Barnes. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. House left for their
home in Fauquier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09
AUCTION Sales.--future bays.


Real Estate Auctioneer.
VIRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE OF
The MOST VALUABLE stANUFACTU-
RING AND COMMERCIAL SITES IN THE
CITY, With ALL TIE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, NOW in THE OCCUPANCY OF
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND SEVEN
TENTH STREETS AND RUNNING BACK TO
DOCK STREET, With RAIL AND WATER
TkANsPoRTATlCN At ITs DOOR y; Al, Also
TURING. ENGINES, BOILERS. &c, n THE
BUILDING: ALSO, THE LOT on THE EAST
LINE OF TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREErS.-ln part execution OF
two deeds OF trust. tho rirst bearing date on the
1871 OF May, 1872, and Of record In the ONCE OF
the clerk OF the Richmond Chancery Court.
Deei-BOok 10 b. page 4O2, the other bearing
date Of April Is 1884. and OF record In the atore-
said Office, Deed Book 1875 G, page 49l, and being
required so 10 do by the holder OF a note thereby
secured, default having been made In the pay
meat Of part thereof. and with consent OF all
parties In interest, will oder for sale, upon the
premises on
TUESDAY. MARCH 90. 1888,
at O'Clock On fair. If not on the next fair day
thereafter), the VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ABOVE mentioned, corner Cary and seventeenth
streets.
The / OF has a front on the south line Of Cary
street of 178 feet and runs back 100 feet 70 the
limo OF Dock street.
The entire lot Is covered by SUBSTANTIAL
TWO-SrORY BRICK WAREHOUSE.
THIS PROPERTY should command the atten-
ton Of parties seeking frst-claes investments
and for mercantile or mandatory purposes.
the location. size. aud transportation facilities
ali being favorable.
After the sale Of the building the MACHINE
RY, consisting OF BOILERS. ENGINES. and
the In TIRE OUTFIT for the MANUFACTURE
Of PAPER, will be sold. Purchasers will do well
to examine this valuable property before hour
Of sale. Sale viii be promptly at hour named.
ON THE SAME DAY,
st5P NJ, will sell the LOT on north Twelfth
street, fronting s6 feet the east line OF Twelfth
street between Clay and Leigh streets and run
ming back 1872 feet Building lots In this locality
are in demand, and this should attract the atten.
ton Of investors
Terms: Cash as TO suniciency TO pay costs and
expenses Of sale, all taxes past due, and 70 pay
OF and discharge note for the sum or s., 500
with interest thereon from the 9Th day OF April
1887 residue at six, twelve. and eighteen mouths
the deferred payments TO be evidenced by ne
gOtiable notes, with per cent Interest added
and secured by q trust deed on the property
IL Is probable that more liberal terms Will be
announced at the time OF sale.
mh9 HENRY q. CANNON, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09

remained on the way at Haida, especially
a. that city was kind Of campo santo.
II never wonld have been touched by
the Arabs. whose respect for the dead is
well known. The fact is. the moment
has not come 10 Europe to express any
opinion upon the point l must there
fore reserve my opinion"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09
PETER NJ. ARTHUK
Grand Chief or the brotherhood OF
Ioeomotfye Engineers.

The fight in progress between the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
and the officials of the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy railroad gives even
more than usual prominence to the man
whose portrait we here present. AS
grand chief of the Brotherhood ol
Locomotive Engineers he leads on one
side in the great struggle Henry b.
Stone, general manager OF the Burlng'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09

TOR SALE. DWELLINGS.


saso viii purchase NEW FRAME DWELLING
NO 90 ". sG, nu Isnss BRICK DWELLING No io
'y SsSoS viii purchsss TWO FRAME STORES on
west Broad street near Madison: 49,
$1,000 will purchase SPLENDID PARK
n.ioO win purchas NICE FRAME DWELL
ING on vest Marshall street - An,
s2,0O0 will purchase DWELLING NO. ai soutn
Pine street .,,,,rr
Canal street nosr Fifth. .., .x.r
$500 will purchase BRICK STOKE AND
DWELLING on Brook avenue
$500 win purchase STORE AND pWkLLiNG
on Br6ad street near Monroe
$500 will purchase BRICK sIOhh. WIZ
DWELLING above, south Laurel street, ne1s 10
ensine-house. .., ,,,cy
ss.eO will purchase THREE NEW BkiCk
DWELLINGS on north Fifth street.
$500 will purchase TWO NEW BhiC n
DWELLINGS on Cherry street near Grove ave-
nuo. - x,,,v,,y
$4,000 will purchase SEVEN NEW DWELL
INGS on west Cary street.
Now Is the time 20 purchase. We tnke pisa
sure In showing all property under our charge
CHEWING & ROSE, Agents,
NH A-aod3t No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09
SEINE THREAD.

NETTING, NETTING.--suz&D
IN We have increased facilities
seines, &C.. and can give lowest ngures- Parties
using these goods Ia large quantities VIII una y
10 their interest 10 write 10 us. Also, Linen ann
Cotton Gil Netting, Seine IwineA Lanes
Yawking. Corks, corkwood, &C. ,ox,s
L LICHTENsrETNS SONS.
corner Seventeenth aud FRANKLIN streets.
Sole importers OF tho celebrated Lion Brand
Seine Thread, warranted 10 give satisfaction.
10 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09
HossEs, MILES. cows, Ac.

TOR SALE. A HANDSOME Esr
4 BAY MARE: very fine under the 80
saddle or in harness. Can be seen at GEORGE
MOUNTCAsTLK'S CLAf-SrREEr STA bLhs an!
dav between A. N. and 2. NJ. NH 7-eod3'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09
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" WILRoR's COMPOUND OF Y
|PURE COD LIVER
| OIL AND LIME. \

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BR0N-
CHITIs, DEBILITY, WASTING DISEASES,
AND SCKOFULOUS HUMORS.
Invalids need no longer dread 70 take that
Irest specific for Consumption, Asthma. and
threatening Coughs-COd-Liyer OIL and Phos-.
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Of the OIL and 70 recreate where disease has de-
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Rnco Of Coughs or Irritation OF tho Lungs Man
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