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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
BY James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer
lll3 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
- TWO NEW AND ELIGIBLY-LOCATED
MEDIUM-SIZE TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELL
INGS on FLOYD AVENUE BETWEEN
HARyIE AND PLUM STREETS
AND THE BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT OF 1O19O
FEET ADJOINING.
BY request OF the ownor I shall sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY NEXT. 26TH TssTASr,
at O'Clock l.. w.. those two new, very attractive,
and weil-located twO-st0ry BRICK DWELLINGS
ON The north side Of Floyd street. Immediately
oppo.ite tho Little sisters Of the Poor con-
taiulng eight rooms each. with city water, gas,
range. bath, hot and cold water, calvert connec-
uops handsome slatc mantels, &c; supatsn-
TALLY built complete. and very attractive in
style and arrangement. having all the comforts
aud conveniorces found In the best modern
dwcllings FLOYD has now become one OF our
most popular West-End avenues Alarger num-
Der OF handsome AMI costly residences arc being
erected GA II than on any other. Those HOUSES
have been well-built with special reference %
The great and growing demand for good, we'll
located, medium-size homes. with all the con-
veniences under one roof aud az moderate price.
They will command good tenants and high rent
al once Go TO see them and attend the sale.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.
shall sell the beautiful VACANT GROUND
adjoining. fronting 40KyO ieot Admirably suited
for two dwellings similar 10 the above.
TERMS: One third cash: balance AZ six snc
twelve months. interest added and notes secured
by deed Of trust D. b. ELAN,
AZ " Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
LIME. CEMENT. and PLASTER.

4 CHOICE OF ROOMS, WITH
n FIKsT-C1ASS BOARD, may now DO Sc
cured at No. col east Franklin street Rooms
large and well furnished. az 30-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
~-~r-a-s-----~r.e rNr~C.Nc~s~cy~'
BY Manning c. Staples q Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
IiOiA east Main street
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE

n BRICK sTORR AND DWELLING or FIVE
ROOMS CONNECTED THERETO. No. 2llf EAST
HAJN sTRBET.--By request OF tho owner. Sso
has determined 10 dispose Of this property. 40
viii sell the same by auction, on the premises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
CHRlSIlANSPuRG.
The Democrats Have "a Most Enthusiastic
Meeting.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

tspeciaI telegram 70 Tho Dispatch.I
CHRIsrIAS6BuRo. Va, September 4-In
spite Of "a continuous rain the courthouse
was packed with the intelligence of the
county 10 hear the political discussion to-
day. Early in the day telegram from
Hon. =. w. Mckinney at Roanoke city an
nounced that severe cold had detained
him there. Undaunted though greatly
disappointed, the people crowded into the
courthouse and were called 10 order by
Mr. Charles Johnston, chairman of the
Democratic County Committee. Hon.
Paul G. Edmonds was introduced and han
died Malone and Mahoneism with gloves
Of, making most effective speech, which
was greeted with constant applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
TRAINS NORTHWAED
Daily tDANy except SUNDAY.
STOpPINC-pLACgs.

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New YORK and Tampa PA. lr.f Isekslafi. .n.
On Train. Nos. "a an g cleo. iDs-ra. between
Washington and Charic'. 1. Or irta v. g
sleeplng-cars between Ne" l"rt a ia-t'ol.
~ -, ,,,o,, 40 s.,s,'os
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en all stations % ne 49,1V.N 3D. 49,
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DICHNIOND FRFDERTCN~HTr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raul.
- WAX COMPANY

SCHEDULE N RFFECr AUGUST Is Az
LBAys RIcuN0sp.
600 A. NJ. Locel except sunday. for white sl.
phur far.cr-t A. attached
S.2O 4. N. Express daily FOR Old Point snt Nor-
folk
u.l0.A " Mall daily for Cincinnati fuIman
Palace siosping-cArs O. White -ulphlr
COOP. u. Express daily for Oi5 Poui nai
Norfolk.
LISP, n Acc0m modAtiOn. except saturday ant
sunday Tor r. r. 3 T. Junction.
400 r. NJ. Gu saturday only accommodation -
Charlottesville.
Gi5P. NJ. r r. v. yestbul3 Special fain
with Dining-Car from Charottesvilia
g. Clnoinnau ami Louisville Pull
man sloeping-Car from Richmond
TRAINS ARRIyR AT RICuKONn
sos A. NJ and 2i0 2. u. daily from tinrinna'l
900 A. NJ On Mondays only from thauorei'
Vile
100 A. NJ. And 80 +. n. daily from Norfolk
7gOP. NJ. daily except sunday hom h-.ie
blghur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
STAPLES.

Then followed Hon. w. II. Staples, who,
standing on his native heath and sur
rounded By his own countymen, rose 10
the height OF the occasion and made one
OF his most eloquent addresses.
Mr.. Laurence Radford, candidate for the
Legislature. while claiming no gifts OF ora
tory, made most practical and sensible
speech, assuring his constituents that he
would do all he could 10 meet their high
demands and expectations.
fHI4EGAR-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

WANTED. A YOUNG LADY
w wishes POSITION As GOVERN Ess to
teach French. music. aud the usual English
branches References exchanged. Address ~,
Pos-Onice Box IPs. Baltimore, Nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

AUCrioN Lss s-lf' = n :" y
by n W. Bowe.
and
II. u. Chafin a Co,
Tbal Estate Auctionoers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OOF SEVEN VALUABLE AND WELL-LO-
pVwE 1 oUT-kTcHEs AND STA:
Bf,E AND OUT-HOUsRs THEREON. IN THAT
DESIRABLE AND C0NSTANTL1-lMPh Os IN.,;
THICKLY-sETTLED LOCALITY KNOWS AZ
"SHEEP HILL" OK THE SOUTHWEST cox
NER or LEIGH AND NORTON sTkEEIs, WELL
ADAPTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES Az
WELL AS FOR PRIVATE ktslDENCk Ks. II
BEING THE REAL ESTATE LoNg AND Will
snce OF decree OF tho Richmond CheDcery
Court entered August IL. 1899, In the cause 0,
10th % Loth's heirs. tho underslgned. spoeiAi
commissioner. will sell by pubic %uc1ions on
the premises on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1889,
at $50 O'Clock r NJ, the LOTS OF LAND soore
referred to In parcels or as whole as The COM
missioner may deem best-to VII:
THREE LOTS. fronting 20 feet each, situsted
or the south side Of Leigh street beginning on
tho corner OF the west line OF Norton street
running back in parallel lines ll5 feet 70 an
sIl6y In common 10 feet vide, with the FRAME
DWELLING-HOUSE AND KITCHEN located
principally on the middle loi. j.
Also. FOUR LOTS fronting 90 'he Test slus OF
Norton street, three OF which said lots hsye a
frontags OF IS feet each and ono OF 20 feet. ana
AYE . depth Of ~ feet. beginning oE tho inter-
gecton Of the i0-fOot alley running BACK vest
wardly In parallel limos Wild sad alley * ieet
10 IN alley In common feet vide, thence along
said alley sOuthWardly the respective Nldtb OF
each lot The last lot with FRAME BJl
ING thereon ia located on the south thereof on
tho 20 foot alley known az Catherine street run
ming along said Catherine street TO Norton
street Y feet.
All Of the foregoing lots will he sold In accord
ance with plat OK survey a. laid out by Bolton
& Taliaferro. surveyors, made on the "a day ot
September, 1889
Terms: One third cash the residue In equal
instruments by negotiable notes az sA ana
twelve months with interest added from me
day OF sale and the title to be retained until
the purchase price ~ fully paid and convey
Rnce ordered by the Court .......,.,,
WILLIAM FLHGESHElMER.
Special Commissioners
G. F. LorH PLAINTIFF. AGAINST LorHs hsiRS,
DRFRNDANrs-lN THIS CHANCERY COURT OF ThB
CITY or RICHNoSD:
!, Charles W. Goddin, CLERK Of said court, cor
tfy that the bond required Of the speclal com
missioner by the decree In said cause Oh Au-
gust u, 1882 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 30 day o. sep
tember, 1889. CHARLES W. uODDiN'
POsTPONEMBST.
The above sale Is postponed on account OF the
rain until
FRIDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
OF o'clock p N. .....,,.,,,,,,,
WILLIAM FLEGENHElMER.
al Com ssinupT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

DOSITION WANTED.-COMPE-
l. TENT EXPERIENCED LADY SrENOG-
RAPHER AND TYPEWR RITTER (kemington) de-
sires POSITION. Philadelphia references given.
Moderate salary. Address +. 1. EVANS, 3l3
a. 19-Su WNSasts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

7 ADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
~ aSlTUATION TO TEACH SMALL CHILL
DkES. VIII assist in plain sewing.
MISS THORNTON.
SO %. eod4t' 4O3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

CUMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC.-WANT-
- I'D. everybody 10 know that am paying he
highest cash price for PRIME SUhAC LEAVES
delivered at any depot In Richmond. Full
weights and satisfaction guaranteed.
WARNER MOORE,
ShOckoe Mills.
LIME CEMENT and PLASTER. so 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

By Augustine Royal a Co.
and
n. w. Bove.
Roal Estate Auctioneera

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
POwUATAN COUNTY, VA, CONTAINING
I.055 ACRES OF HlGHLY-IhPROyED LAND
ONLY TIRE. AND A HALF MILES FROM LIB
STATION, on THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
aHASY RAILROAD. TO TAKE PLACE AT TliE
OFFICE or y. W. pOWE. No. : ELEVENTH
STREET. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND on
THURSDAY, szrrgsBKg 20. 1883.
ANA O'CLOCK NJ
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
TELEGgAPHfC BREyIrIES

Tts CozpalsSEy Ecss~szsa ea1 gAs.e1
sAs L-l1<1ols S-a4ls Friday s2@ gcss - tAs
6aoseEasr
ras uaoazEaeaE ~ tAs coafs1s-4s 1s.a
a AlsxAsadri2. Va v4s usyxl1e9 Ertcay -
GoSsxa0z Les
Dsassl kAta s.s os2gnt N tAs Ez.-
ek14eEy q "a. a214 s21 LlsL4aL-. E--s1
a. AAg0-4s Id
Asasy saite fTost ThGEsc4y uishs Il tAs
G1zna Forks = - Isg10a = reported x
have damaged eropa
George ApDle Gus or Charles Hzntsrs
noss anc csis during ngtE a. Cheysnns
Ny l.. Friday Eig2t
CN Aslson & 70. : laTge bosrcing-ho house
a. C-oquet Man wss suznsd Thursday
eataillns loss q sle,eo
Hsay sage. of ItaaeA L la
given csc 40 Tor The endowment Of .
library al Cornell University.
Business failures for the week number
-, compared Nth s5z last week and - IL
tie corresponding period Of i>cs
Tie Wayne Iron works OF Pittsburgh
Pa. may remAia closed for souae time
About 40 men are Idle Ia consequence
cloud burst occurred at Nashyills. Ind
Thursday, flooding the irst floors OF basi
Ic-c houses ALL Icc--cLCEo 14N N-iL2 n ECf
damage.
Prank IToxal q railroad conductor
slipped under the wheels Of his train a.
Beaver Dam, O, Thursday night and a.
instantly killed
The Mass shgsetts Senate has passed the
bill authorizing the American Bell Tele-
phone Company - increase It's capital
stock by slo,ooo,ooo
The Chilian Government IL is reported
has determined 10 order for Immediate do
livery ten forty -hye-tOn kIupp guns FOR the
defense OF the coast
The seventh National convention OF
Chiefs and Commissioners OF Labor Stats
tics Will be held at Hartford, Conn, begin
ming Tuesday, June -
John Vogue a veteran from the Soldier,
Home al Dayton o WAS run over anc
killed by train Friday near Monticello
Ill he was out on furiough-
Ii Is reported that a new eiyet-inch on
pipe Is 20 be laid from Grove City, Pa, q
Cygnet, @, where IL will connect with rils
Lima line, and run u ChicaGo-.
A 5-year old girl or Ed Corning, at Neils
Vile, Wis, friday had two fingers OF he,
left hand blown OF and her hand otherwise
badly mutilated and the right badly burned
by the explosion or a dynamite cap She
was rummagtng in a drawer, when It uss ac
oidentallv exploded
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

The Maharajsh Dhuleep Singh sends a
London paper a letter, addressed 20 the
Queen. in which, after engmerating many
alleged wrongs, he insists on the restora-
ton % him OF the Koh IA moor. He says:
"I. will De useless FOR me 70 demand the
restoration 81 my kingdom. swindled from
ne By your Christian Government. but
which hope shortly. by the ali Of Provi-
dence, % retaSe from ny robbers. But my
diamond, the Kohi moor, | understand "a
entirely g. your own personal disposal
Therefore, believing thas your Majesty 70
be the most re Eious lady that your sub
tects pray for every Sunday, do not hesi-
tate % ask that this gem De restored 70 M,
or else that a fair price be paid FOR it 70 Ds
out or Jour pgivy pgrsa"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
AnEngli.h NeIicaIAuthority

Ahirms that the best regimen for pre-
serving health may he summed mp i'm
the maxim, keep the head cool, the
feet warm. and the bowels active
There is p world Of wisdom IN the oh
sorvltOn. Obstinate constipation, or
coStiveness. is an exciting cause OF
other diseases. and. with many persons
of sedeutarv habits or occupations, tAls
iuactou of the bowels is a source Of
constant annoyance, producing piles,
rroause of the reCtum. ilstu.a. and
various dvspertc symptoms. All these
are waried of. and health j. mann
tanned. by the u-e of Ur. Plorce's Pleas
ant prrEat-v. Pe--ots
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
Nine Houses Burn ed.

LINCOLN IL. May % "A disastrous fire
visited the village Of Elkhart. the home o
Ex-Governor oglesby. early Friday morn
ing Nine business houses were burned u
the ground, together with their contents
Thc Las IA es.ir-,c.9i at .-4ls4
Minister Lincoln Presented to the Queen.
LONDON. May % Mr.. Robert T. Lincoln,
he new American Minister, wa presented
% the Queen at Windsor Castle by Viscount
Cro.s Mr Lincoln presented his creden-
dals TO the Queen. who received them, and
cordially greeted Mr Lincoln with few
kfnd words
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH.

either Besides his Ponkspog home, ont
in the country, he owns beautiful place
az the seaside. mp at Lynn. and then there
is his elegant home on Mt. Vernon street,
worth at least fifty thousand dollars, be-
sides his personal property"
The fact Is, >" continued my informant.
'h- has An old bachelor friend in town
who ia rich as Jew and Aldrich will
some day inherit bis wealth"
WALTER BROoxs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
Feno,le Svxindiers Captured.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Two fashionably
dressed and stylish women, who have beer
swindling such firms as Tiffany, Lord
Taylor, Brooks Brothers and others out o
sums ranging from SO TO $50 by the use o
forged checks in payment for purchases
were arrested Friday. They have been hv
ing at fashionable boarding house in Mad
ison avenue. snd go by the names OF Dolli'
Warner and Mrs Beck
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

ROME, May S5.-The Pope, in his alIocu-
ton at the consistory Friday, protested
against Italian legislation hostile to the
charitable institutions OF the Catholic
church. The proposal to erect a monu-
ment In memory of GiOrdano Bruno, who
was burned as a hereto at the end OF the
sixteenth century, was denounced by the
Pope as an outrage upon religion
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
Evictions Desperately Rssisted.

DUBLIN, May 25.-The Olphert eviction,
Friday were characterized by desperate
resistance on the part Of the tenants Dur.
ing one OF the many melees Police In.
spector Duff was severely wounded and
several policemen and bailiffs were pain
fully scalded by the showers OF hot water
thrown upon them by the inmates OF va
rio1s houses Fourteen persons were ar.
rested
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

M-s Doo'v-Aud were you At the vi5-
firc. Ms % RaTertv'
Mrs O O-Ra-ertT -Indsde, / vas, W..
DEFY
~Ana bow dii Bi5dT ODouchue looxf'
FL -1rtf Sle were tne riost Des1tfr
crarre e .oss~ns r-er I saw
"O-a--e blossoms sr1 her fsTther be-
longs ~ the C.a7 1s- ese.. ard al tls risf
~ her fau = st-rd choorch. bad luck 20
hsr Orange blossoms y I coa.d o. y izy
r1s hsnds OF her Orange blossoms tas
h.-.--a r--rszas Slf-i-gs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

Tss West'7 shoE4se Z s-trs- Company has
res- ? ready ~ ths Uarset 81 eec-rae
cigar Waen The oSrrsnt ia turned
re- oe1ca of bare wire iosps a. the end Of
ft1A w1a sre contained ia lrc5-n-
6es narer a.. srs heated 81 -sf aeat
80 tee cigar = iiEhsesi ss a. 81 ~ooad -
aga5e1 1on . red sot Ca
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
THET TOW r!
WINS THE DAY.

one qf he gSs firms IN Rochester tie greatest market fer
tine ovg 4Dzea compelled 10 realise Mety stock notified
the leading retailers Of tie e0unhy Huason there and cash
aldH Nell may the manufacturers hrmhe Necessity knoas
zo and immense stok Of tire finest MEMS Clothing manataa-
ued is transferred direct om tie faaoy dennhes tie Tooers
sales h71s Iheheu0m0paI %0 figure pail enables 10 q6er
the greatest inducements knO7ou TO the 6oug ne
bea these goods high abo0v tie Standard e any Reaaaae
lltug he,et'r shoon Grand Rablds. They tie bea
Dpaae best stylish garments that manufacturers
Qf superior aofug ha7r hanad and saH e7se such
prizes and 7uAueS /0r ONE WEEK that aOW ooaOd tie Ioee
yen o0nH secure high grade sn1 afa %0 bee h tie
cy0zoH and ask 10
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
ROBERT &. LEE.
The Statue Of tho Confederate Leader
UnyaiIed at Alexandria. Va.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, MAY 25.-The oc .asion
of the unvailing of the statue OF Robert Z.
Lee. erected TO the memory Of the Confed-
crate dead, drew together large
crowd The parade was composed of
militia companies from various parts
OF the State. fire companies and
Confederate 9eterans At the monument
Captain Raleigh T. Daniel, OF Richmond
made an address on behalf OF the artists,
formally delivering the monument TO the
camp. AT the conclusion OF his speech Miss
Virginia Beverly Corse, daughter of Gen
eral Corse, unvailed the monument Gov
ernor Lee. on behalf Of the camp, accepted
the monument
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
The samoan Conference.

BERLIN, May %. - Ii is stated that at the
last session of the Samoan conference the
German delegates claimed indemnity foI
losses to Germans caused by King Mataafa.
The American delegates disputed this
claim, averring that Mataafa had ac'ed IN
self-defense. and declaring also that che
samoan natives were too poor to pay III
aemnitY
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
.you,hf,l MuTdcr,r sentenced.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 2S Willie White,
: years old. was sentenced 10 the peniten-
Enry for ten years by jury Friday White
killed a man s. years old by striking him
a. the head with q stone.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
Sack and Fr0Ck Suits F.!

In Cheviots, Tweeds, Worsteds; Corkscrews
in solid colors stripes, checks, mixtures,
for Sunday, for travelling or business wear.
Every one of them made equal to the best
Grand Rapids tailors can produce and
honestly worth 500 to $25 at. ..
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
Sack Suits OnlY

Among the 1000 Suits we find $50 all wool
servjceable and extra well made business
suits in variety of colors. Any retailer
in the town would be glad to pay US IS and
sell them to you at $40 OF SD We price
them for one week only ...........
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
5000
AND
$3.50.
|This Suit Sale is Bound to Create Wild
Excitement.

Fer 7oe are selling e7c Of these garments at coudrahe less
Man oIer Aones rfs441'z haze to fy/or item II easy
IN 5Szte IN style and get u sO1U utter failure ne oarscIes
9derrd such fine suits at so bay PRICE, and Jounoue o
youe7y their equaL NE haze eu0ngh eonfaenee The
eooa judgment Of che beobleto ask them ok al these
11s and 70lh them to that Mya,e c1 liberty to 40 so
t7of h1ug unav 0ahous 10 6J Extra statesmen rzN be r
attendance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
Sack and Fr0Ck Suit

Equal in Fabrics to TailorMade, cut in the
heighth of style. Regular ready-made re-
tail prices, SIS to $14.99 and custom taiIors
charge about one half more. Our great
fortunate purchase enables us to sell them
this week at
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
THE OLD AND THE NEW.

Ur. HOLINESS CrtEiclses rhs ysrss
Aaksrs Of the Period
Ia. Gsai@l Aas@sF.s Discusses sbs GA
~-a sa- ses s<As1As 81 LfssF.EsSs
wish ma. o4a riaas BEflit-Asy.
T. d Aiarfeh .ad ia. HsEA.
CoFFs1oaE lsc&
do Yoa thiak thAE Ss~ York = draw
fns u2sa rhs literary taieas of Bos-
IA - I ssksd DF. Holmes ths stasE
cay
I 10 aot see IA shas var replied the
satscfas. Il feel EsaE Bostoz eo1ttnuss
g. masataia hsr literary supremacy
shoaga e nay aOt Al@ays be -. TIE
literary ssntsr u tals eoaltry, = tnsig n~
. literary centre. may be MlsaAkss
soms daY- Sgen a thlas l. possl
'-fhe question: Is ~tll Sis eouBtry ever
Sc another sach groap of remAFkssis
ssss As EostcG 1as produced. Ia history
snsFs are Prescott. Mosisy aad Parkmaa;
~ - ssls.y l-s-dsfs Parker al DeetoE
The Washington bee., 1889-03-23

From the Herald of Faith, ST.
Louis, Missouri, August 10, 1887.
Referring to Shalleu uberger's An
tidOte for Malaria, the business
manager of the Herald of Faith
would say, that he gave this medi-
cine personal trial, and was
speedily cured of an unpleasant In
termittent Fever. He then recon-
mended 1T to +. j. Tiefen braun,
1915 Papin street, and to police of.
ficer Meidenger, at the Union De-
pot, both of whom were cured by it
of chills and fever of several years.
standing. Recently his wife, after
a fever of several days duration,
took single dose and was perfect
ly cured. In view of these remark-
able cures, and remembering how
much money is spent for quinine so
little to be depended upon and of.
ten so injurious, we can only wish
that Shallenberger's Antidote
would come into general use.
The Washington bee., 1889-03-23
THE HAYTIEN MISSION,

We are info, med that the Hay
ten mission, on account Of the
complicated condition of affairs in
that country, will be given to 8
white man. 1t was thought that
Tennessee would get the appoint
ment, but the gentleman who has
been backed for that place has
been informed, he stated, that q
white man would be appointed.
So far as we are concerned, we
would not give two cents for all
the foreign missions combined
The United States 10 large
enough for US. There were as
many applicants for that mission n
as there are for the resorder of
deeds of the District of Columbia.
The Washington bee., 1889-03-23

doing ANYTHING to further repub-
licau success.
The Republican National Leag-
ue, the District League, of which
Hon. A. NJ. Clapp is chairman.
The BEE aud Adsocate pub
lished in fhis city in the inter
est of the people, were doing all
they could 10 mould popular sen-
timebt in the interest of the repub-
licau party, while the National
Echo, a negro democratic paper,
aud that thing called the MationDL
Times. of which Jack Ciemmons
was editor, and a laborer in TIE
Interior Department, abused col
ored republicans for their opin-
ions. This man Clemmons has
made himself one of the most
obnoxious of the negro democrats
and the sooner his place is given
to some good colored republican
the better we shall be satisfied.
We desire to say to the Secre-
tary Of the Interior, Mr.. Noble.
that Jack Clemmons is detestable
TO all decent republicans and Gen.
Robert Smslls, to whose state he
ia credited, should demand his i'm
mediate removal. Every offensive
negro democrat should 60 the
same way negro republicans were
removed. Let deserving repub-
licans be appointed to succeed
offensive negro democrats. Thi.
same Jack Clemmons wss one oi
the prime movers in the late
indianapolis democratic eonven-
ton. He made himself very Of
fensive 40 q delegate. Clsmmons
must GO. He declared Thurman,
the democratic nominee for vice
president, and Wade Hampton to
be patriots. Wade Hampton acted
very much like a patriot in bis
treatment to the negros Of bid
state,
The Washington bee., 1889-03-23

The question has been well
discussed, does MIR. Douglass rep
resent the negro racs2 Among
some OF the representative men OF
the south, whs are in the city on
business, boldly asserts that Mr..
Douglass is dispised in ths South
among his people. We know
that he doesn't represent the peo-
pie of this city, and if an >slsetion
was held today he would not re-
ceive twenty votes.
The negroes of the south regard
Bruce and Laugston 40 their
friends; they honor these two men
and we hope that the admlnistva
ton will listen to them when they
make appeals in behalf of the
southern people.