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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
Southern Patriotism

The 81. Louis Globe Democrat In discuss
ing the question OF the possibility Of a war
between the United States and foreign
power says:
"Nobodv familiar with the history OF the
country will doubt that II = conflict should
ever occur between the United states and
any foreign nation the southern States will
display as much patriotism aud valor M the
East or the West. The South did Its full
share bravely and chseriully IN the Revolu-
don, the War OF 1912, and the contest With
Mexico. The South has s large stake in
the ccuRtfy as the North has and there 10
nothing ia ito record 10 show that 1t would
be lacking In either the COURAGE or the mill.
tary capacity 10 render effective service 10
the nation whenever the occasion arises to
bring these qualities TO the supreme test
This IL a trulsm, but the Globe Democrat
stulti6es itself 10 utlering It. How can the
Globe Democrat reconcile its wellsfounded
confidence In southern loyalty and patriot
lam VITA its constant abuse OF the southern
whites aad its advocacy OF legislation that
would reduce the southern States TO the con-
aition OF conquered provincesi How does
u harmonize the admission that "the South
has as large q stake In ths country - the
North" with lie ardent support OF the doe
trines and its endorsement of the hbels Of
the sec,ionalistSf Truly consistency is a
Jewel not 20 be found 10 q Republican
paper. Should serious danger OF war arise
tomorrow every malignant editor In the
hsd would be compelled TO make the same
admission the Globe-Democrat makes, aud
thus write hinseli h,pocrts aud hbsller.
There is not Republican editor with three
grains Of sense anywhere In the country
who does not believe that the southern people
would NOT emily prove tnsIr patriotism in
case OF war. but are rs patriotic and loyal In
these piping times Of peace as are the peo-
pie OF the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

that Mr. HARRISON desired 70 be polite 10 the
Brooklyn negro; for Mr.. HARRISON knows
that there 10 not hrstcla hetel In his own
state that willingly receives negro guests.
Who ever soss q negro in New York bstelf
SO far as tho negroes Of this city are con-
cerned Nr. HARRISON may rest assured that
they are much more afraid to vots the Demo-
cratic ticket than they are 10 vote the Re-
publican ticket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
New B0Oka.

My Cousin, Mss Cinderella. From the
French Of Leon de Tinseau. New York :
ID. APPLETON & Co. 1889. Price IN paper
% cents.
For sale by j. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
Financial Revie,1. (AnnuAD 1889. Com
merce, Banking, Investments. New York
WILLIAM e. DANA & Co. Pnce s..
This "Rtd Book" is r volume OF some
$50 p,Ecs, including a copy OF the Investors
Supplement beuRd up with 1t, and there is
no business Office 10 New York or other
cities that should not possess a copy Of 1t for
reference throughout the year. 1t contains
an Investors Supplement.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

picks up some other western man. IL seems
to be settled tina, no known Wallstreet tool
Ia going TO be appointed, but q, some OF inc
Democrats fear, Wal street WIZ uitinstey
control almost any mao HARRISON selects.
Mckinley aud Foster. OF QUO. anu WINDOW,
Of Minnesota. are regarded as possibilities.
provided. Of course. that Mckinley will take
The Mace. about which there u some doubt.
Uarrison's friends don't like the way Allison
acted. He caused Harrison lots oil trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
RIcHMcND. February s, 1850.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

~ Auc LuiLVt VI VIZ DioiAtNus
Please permit me to express my thanks to
caucasian " for mis- temperate. logical and
comprehensive article on the "Negro Pro-
blem" in your issue Of to-day. Call the at
teutlon OF the New York Times to it.
Would that IL were put ia psmphietform and
scattered broadcast through the North.
There has not been a week In forty years
that have not done some act Of kindness to
the negro. and expect 10 continue this prac.
tice. 1t is the dictate OF humanity. But TO
consent to be taxed TO educate him to hate
me and my children is rather more than hu-
man nature can bear. One OF their imported
teachers lately read US lecture IN the Dis
patch upon the duty OF the "strong 10 the
weak" | am sorry he did not also try his
hand while on the subject upon the duty Of
the "weak towards the stronghold the
poor man towards bis generous neighbor.
There Is no bases crime than ingraitude.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

TIT FOR THIN the House Of Repre-
seniatives on Friday
Mr.. Randall: leave you TO your OWE re-
Elections over the ne1nness Of that speech.
Mr.. TOwnshend: The gentleman Is mis-
taken. There was a purpose on nv part to
express nv admiration for the power and
influence which dorniastes the House and
oyerridcs every other power.
Sir. Randall: | am AFRAID you made that
last remark at the expense OF your sim
carffv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
OVATIO~ 70 " ,BRY.
The Ex-COnrsderaGo Warmly He
cetved in indianapolis.

y
cetved tn indianapolis.
An Indianapolis special OF Wednesday
saws: Nosbv's stay in this city. though OF
hardly twsnty.four hours duration, was
long enough for the local Republicans Of
prominence to shsw him May honors, and
| To demonstrGte TO their wondering friends
that the dehunciation Of rebels in the cam
paIgn was but pretence, and that
Harrison is ready now 10 open his
arms TO all, no matter how grieyOus their
sins against the Union. The ume that
the ex-Ceniederate passed at the hotel was
one CONTINUOUS reception 10 admlrns Repub.
lican guests. and every man Of prominence
10 the lobby was taken up and introduced TO
the visitor 10 tbs PresideBt-elect. Governor
IIovey went through the ceremony early al
ter Mosby's arrival. and the two shook hands
across tue bloody chasm IN manner that
would excite the envy Of the psrtsans who
were taught during TIE cqnpaign thu, no.
thing could blot cut tue offence Of rebellion
against the country.
Rkedy Shiel, who nursed the Harrison
boom from its Inception. and who Ia on iuti-
mate terms with the next President, called
IN the evening and added his welcome 70
that OF others. A game OF whist. in which
several prominent Republicans had joined,
was suddenly broken up VIXEN the an
uouneement was made that Mssby had re-
turned from Hsrfison's residence, and the
whist PLAYERS went in body 10 extend their
greetings TO the eX-COniederate. Tue Re-
publican state officers focked around in
BODY, sad were apparently as highly hon
Orod when presented separately to the Colo
mel Is though thew had never expected so
marked distinction.
With true southern cordially Mosby
greeted his visitors warmly, and told them
tha, there was no doubt but the Republican
party bad come 10 stay at least quarter OF
century; that the solid South would be con-
pletely broken in the coming four years, and
that HArrison's Administration would be
very popular with the people. These things
were What the callers wanted to hear, and
hoshy became the lion OF the city with the
politicians.
Edward Smith. Of Colorado, arrived to-day
and presented a petition from members OF
the Legislature aud prominent Republicans
pray ing for the appointment OF Taurston 10
a Eahinaf pOsiiiAn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
A Biz OF Pert,n.nt History.

Murders. growing out OF politics were far
more common during the days OF carpet
bag ascendAncy In Arkansas than they ever
have been since. snd Democrats as promi-
nent and popsiir rs Colonel John VI. Clay
ton were assa,sinated with impunlty and
without any protest or censure iron Republic
can legislatures IN the North. The man who
shot aud killed General Hindmgn through a
window OF his own house Ia Helena Just
alter he had finished stumping the district
fer the Democratic candidate against Logan
II. Roots has never been discovered or pun-
ished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
REAL EsrATE az PHIsATE ssLE.
~ OR SAL e. 50

"A
A mnrnidcent SUMNER RESIDENCE a. tsh-
land, Va; rooms, froat aud back porch, man
sarl roof, we'll OF excellent water; lOt. oi13lO
lee.
seven STOCK BRICK HOUSES. 5 rooms each,
on Eighteenth street between clay and Nena0ie
wator and gas rent for si2 20 per nyn.h each.
zach 10. iBEiJO feet
Three STOCK BRICK HOUSES. rooms and
bath each. corner cary and BelVidero streets:
water sni gas; lot 6Jxi37 feet.
Ono BklIk STORE and DWELLING. corner
Cay aud Norton streets; lo-, Z2II55 feet ~ %
foot alloy,
Two BitiCK HOUSES aud $40 sHANTIEs on
southeast corner Of Cary and Beiyidefo sueols;
ly2r20J iest; rent for g3l per north
Five VACANT LOIS ga Hanover street. each
20xIO0 feet
ono BRICK DWELLING. rooms. bay window.
tnte. wa,or and gas; lot l3xIij feet; No. l0N
west airy street
We have several moro valuable pieces OF pro-
perry Tor SALE Call ald SEQ as
". s.. BRAGG 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoors,
70 l0-lt IFS Nain street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

"VigorOus and able Senator PLUME, OF
Kansas. is the last statesman talked aboutfor
Cabinet honors." What docs HARRISON
want with another plumbl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

Adyices from Maryland and Delaware are
TO the effect that "the peach crop has been
nipped." The country is on .he main track
and running on schedule time. Timid per-
sons may sleep in peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

Isn't it about time for reports to reach this
country that RUDOLPH was hanged, drowned,
garroted, and guilloined?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

"a Vermont man has started a newspa'
per at Jamaica, in that State. and calls it
Jamaica Ginger" The more cramDed the
town is the bigger the circulation IS likely to
he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
rE.zONAI.

ON YESTERDAY, FEBRUARY SrH.
~ 1881. IN the ChRnrery Court Of the city OF
Richmond decree was entered divOrcluR Al
FHEUs MCKINNEY from CHARLOTTE LEWIS
MCKINNEY firm bod and board e. I1-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

TOR SALE, FARM AND 20
4 STOLE PROPERTY, SITUATED AT -
sUBLETT's, ~ POWHATAN COUNTY, VA
The farm contains QUO hundred acres. Atty
I'VE Of which are ia high state Of cultivation,
producing twenty-five 70 thirty bushels u wheat
and from twelve " 1itesn hundred pounds VI 20
bacco 70 tho acre.
Tho dwelling thereon Is large and convenient.
with eight rooms, good, dry cellar, front aud
back porches, all necessary out-Ouildings. barns,
stables, cattls-sheds aud ice-houss and nearly
every building has been erected within tho last
eight or ten years fse farm Is enclosed with
good rail and post and plank fenc.a
1hs storehOuse Is Immediately on the James
River road. upon said farm, twenty miles from
Rich mOnd city and one aud q half miles from
station on tRs blchm ond and Allsgbsny railroad,
and convenient 10 three stations on same rail-
road aud two stations 90 tho Rich nond and Dan
Vile railroad Post nee In the store. The lat
ter IL one az the oldest business stands in tho
State, aud nov doing a thriving bustness, and
without question Is situated IA one OF the hssi
sections on James river: cOBvenisnt % churches
OK nearly every set. MISUNDERSTANDING. grtst, And
ssH-mills. schools and railroads.
This yslnaoie property WILL DO sold privatsiy
~ great sacrioce, As the owner inteuds leaving
tho state. For particulars apply 70 w. N. Par
rsb, Nos. 20 aud ~ south Thirteenth street, Rich
mond city. Va, or 10 the uadsrsignsd
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
10 9-tt' Subjects. Powhatsn county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

A RMORY COMPANY A, FIRST 3
"A VIRGINIA REGIMENT. RICHMOND. VA. 4
February 10 ish4-OkDER$ 40. -: Assem- u
dc AZ ArmOry on MONDAY MONT at : "
O'Clock IN faugue uniform for Battalion Drill
Every nau expected.
by order Z. GRAY BossiEUY. Captain.
10 l0lt >. 4. HOWE, Sergeant
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGI- 4
Z z MENTVIHGINIA VOLUN rEERs.-COM-
PA&Y G. Attention, Attend Battalion Dun "
MONDAY EVENING at . o'clock IA fatigue
uniform.
by order Of the Colonel.
MERlWETHER JOINS.
fe i0-lt Captain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
BRIEF COHMENT.

When the Whits-Cap joker gets load OF
buckshot in bis body be ceases to Joke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
OFYiCy CITY SCHOOL BoARD.l
richmond. February 2, i5e4.
INJECTION OF PRINCIPAL.

A meeting Of the CITY SCHOOL BOARD OF
THE CITY of RICHMOND will Do held IN The
uigh-school building, SIS east Marshall street,
On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY II. iss9,
at $50 O'Clock. to elect Principal Tor one Of tho
public schools Of The city OF Richmond.
Applicants will forward testimonials and ap-
plicaIons 70 the Clerk Of the School Board.
~ oidsr Of the Board.
J. TAYLOR ELLYSON,
Chairman.
CHARLES p. RADY, Clerk. 10 s-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

EOR SALE, PRIVATE a
~ DWELLING AND THIRTY 1HREkh 2
ACRES north Of aud very near tho corporate
iirnite. Apply 10
feS3t APPERS0N 4 co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
WELL NERITED.
MILLER DECLINED.

Ex-senator Warner Miller has gone back
to New York, and the Dispatch correspon-
dent Is able 10 give some information that
comes straight from the lips Of the Herkimer
statesman through one Of bis best friends.
Il Is piece Of news, too, that will both IN
terest and surprise. Mr.. Miller was offered
and declined the naval portfolio. Many pee.
pc viii be slow to believe that Warner Mil
Ter declined Cabinet position, but this Is
tho wav be explains It. lie said he wanted
the Treasury portfolio or nothing; that he
was In politics and wanted 3 position in
which he could take a hand in the politics OF
the nation; that the Navy Department was
being gradually taken out Of politics, and
for that reason was not sphere at all congo.
NAL 10 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

One great difficulty In the way OF General
Heuderson's appointment u that Harrison
wants 10 give the Pacific Slope representa-
ton, and Estee, OF California, Is most promi-
neDtly mentioned. Estee can't DO appointed
Secretary OF the Interior very we'll, as he lisa
Paci6c railroad nonopolist. He may 10 APP
pointed Attorney. General aud Henderson
put at the bead OF the Interior Depart.
nent. Ii IL all speculation, any way, and
Dlzine and Wansmaker are perhaps the only
men who have yet beea positively stated. IL
locks as II JOAN q. New, OF Indiana, will get
the Treasury portfolio, unless Harrison sooa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
CABINET GOSSIP.

The Cabinet gossip Is the most interesting
just now that one hears at the nations capi-
tai. Ia fact, Congress is peyging away at
nothing but appropriation bills, with little
prospect Of doing anything else this session.
The candidates for Speaker are working
quietly, snd heap depends on the Cabinet
formation so far az the aspirADts for parlia-
mentary DONORS are concerned. Then, too.
IT has got to he definitely settled whether
there is going to be an extra session OF Con-
grcss. The impression prevails that there
will certaioly lie an extra session, but IN the
mean time the politicians are deeply con.
cerned about the Cabinet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
CABINET GOSSIP.
THE TALK ABOUT THE SLATE IN TIE
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
What xahons Would Rave Dons-Blains
and shsrmsn-Why Miller Dsciiusd-
Wansmskor and Henderson.
From Our Regular Correspondent

WASHINGTON. February 0, 1880.
Ex-Boss Malone Is credited with having
made the remark here the other day that "
be had been elected President he would have
named bis Cabinet officers before the Let day
OF December. In that way he would have
avoided sI the worry and embarrassment
thsf the little man out At indianapolis has
been subject 10 In trying for three menths to
construct Cabinet kahoue talks Ike a
person who IL seGshy anxious TO get q look
at the Cabinet slate as II will appear when all
OF the Presidents advisers shall h.ve been
agreed upsn. lie would like TO peep into
the box 30 discover whether his own name Is
in the list OF persons who will help TO run
the executive branch OF the Government
during the next four years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
MILITARY NOTICES.

CHARLES p. RAur, Clork. 10 s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-03
Came TO Grief in the Dark.

A Wheeling telegram SAYS: About $50
O'Clock tonight during the female bicycle
race, which has been Ina progress here
for two days at the Capital rink, the electric
lights went out suddenly. leaving the rink in
total darkness. But three OF the girls were
on the track at the time. Two Of them,
Lula Gordon, o. Pennsylvania, and Aggie
Harvey, OF New York, were almost abreast
and were making turn ut the west end Of
the track, going al tremendous speed, esch
trying 70 squirt ahead.
In the sudden darkness they lost their
bearings, and were going At too rapid a
speed To stop. Miss Hsrvey's wheel struck
an obstruction and she was thrown over the
railing enclosing the track, alie bting on her
head upon the hard floor. She was knocked
senseless. Miss Gordon was also thrown
IRON her wheel aud her side struck an iron
railing. She Was internally injured, but not
seriously. IL was feared for awhile that
Miss Heryey's injuries were very serious.
There was PANE In the large audience. and
Tor time II seemed that many would be in
iured 10 the rush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-03
THEY LEFT.
Three Prisoners Escape from Prince
Edward JRti.
Especial telegram to the Dtspetch.l

tSpeClal telegram 10 lho DUpttch.I
FARHvTILE, VA, May last eht James
Bates. charged with the murder OF Daniel
Cliddock; William Cunningham, charged
with larceny. and William Noble, charged
with burglary, broke from Prince Edward
jail at this place aud made their escape.
They were all three locked in the inner
prison, which is made entirely Of steel, and
how they managed to effect an opening is a
mystery. A reward is offered by Sheriff
Bliss for their capture and return.
Bates IA very black, thought to be about
five feet five inches in height, no beard,
thirty-fve years old. Cunningham is six
feet IN height, ginger-cake color, pOp-eyed,
twenty-fQpr years old. Noble is very black,
With prominent eyes. five feet four inches in
height, and about twenty years old; had on
blue oVeralls but no shoes
There are now i've prisoners at large from
this Jail, and it Is hoped that they will be
captured.
The Town Council this evening at O
special meeting increased the real estate
tax IRON 40 to 90 cents. and the license for
the sale Of intOxicants from $50 10 the
amount OF the State tax upon the same.
The Union Theological Seminary closed
Its session yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-03
THE HELL CITY.
Small strike of Virginia Mtdfand
Fmpreyees-New SaIt-WeII.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l

Especial telegram to the Dspstch.l
IYSCHBURG, VA, May 2.-Fiye EMPLOYEES
OF the Virginia Midland railroad employed
In the Yards here struck work this morning
on account OF the discharge OF Iardmaster
Thomas r. Haunegsu for alleged violation
Of the rules OF the company IN regard 10
standing cars. Other men were employed
10 the places OF the strikers, and for some
time 1t appeared as II trouble would eusue,
but the police appeared on the scene and
quiet now reignG
L. c. Fletcher, r. McC. Michler. and ID.
Hannigan, Of the United States Geological
Survey. passed through here to-day en- route
10 Buckingham county.
Captain b. w. Book, OF Bedford, has been
appointed postal CLERK On the route between
Lyncbburg and Bristol.
Captains j. NJ. Bondursnt and J. ID. Wal
tiers, OF the Norfolk and Western railroad.
have been elected delegates 70 stteud the an
nual meeting Of the Conductors ASSOCIATION
OF the United States, which meets in Den
yer, Col, on wednesday next.
The South Atlantic and Ohio railroad Is
10 be reoreaDtzed en- the 7th OF this month
Mt the snnual meeting Of its stockholders to
he held in Jersey City, n. j. 1t is said
Hon Rufus A.. Ayers, AttorneV-General OF
the State OF Virgins. will be elected presi-
dent and tDet Or. James NJ. Bailey VIII De
reinststed as general manager OF the road,
and this ipsuTes its early completion TO Big
Stone Gap. Trains on this road will on
Monday run TO ChnchpoTt. ten miles be-
vond Estillville. This will make forty
mites OF road completed, and leaves only
eighteen miles TO be constructed 10 reach
Big-Stone Gap, where 1t will connect with
the Louisville and Nashville and Kentucky
union railroads.
Bristol. Tenn. has appointed Major A.
ID. REYNOLDS. Judge w. +. Rhea, and Major
IL. c. Mcdowell 10 proceed to Danville aud
urge upon that city the importance Of eX-
tending the Atlantic and Danyile road to
that place.
A new salt-wel Just sunk at Ssltyille to a
depth Of 225 feet yieIsls so per cent. OF
salt.
George W Palmer aud a. NJ. Bowman
sold seven head Of cattle out OF their herd OF
ihoroughbreds Tuesday last for $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-03
DISAPPOINTMENT.
POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF Rain
FRIDAY, May 8. 1889. At SAME HOUR
N.Y. r B. Auetonoor.
my 9
By Y. w. Bowe,
Raal Estate AuctiOneer.
VRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE

VRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
4 ROCKETS PROPERTY, SITUATED on
LESTER STREET BETWEEN HAGJ AND
NICHOLSON STREETS, BY AUCIlON.-in1. exc re,
cutiou OF Two deeds OF trust-the frst 10 y. W.
Rowc and r. Tupper. trustees, dated February
q. 1856. recorded IN Richmond Chancery court,
Deed Boo6 l39 b., page IS tho other 10 Harvey
Wilson, dated February q, 1888. recorded in sald
court, Deed Book IA Il, page Zs6-the SAID y: W.
Bowe. surviving trustee. and Harvey Wilson
will sell by auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, HAY 3, 1859,
at4i. O'Clock p. NJ. "A the order named below.
the following property: - ..,.,,,...,,,
First The TwO-STORY-AND -BASEhENT
BRICK STORE No 1908 Rockets street, occu-
pied as grocery store, with the LOT. - l-i2XlIO
feet. beginning 90 feet cart Of Hague street
Second. The TWO-SrORI BRICK STORE No.
1904 Rockets street occupied as barber-shop.
with the LOT 50xpO feet. II Is probable that the
vacant part OF this lot VIII be sole separately.
And then. by virtue Of tho last-mentioned
trust-deed the said Harvey Wilson will sell I'M
meGiately after the above sales tho LOT oppo-
site the above, fronting - 9-l2 feet on Tho south
SIDE OF Rockets street, running pach % loeN anu
having indifferent imprOveme nts thereon.
All Of this property is desirable, anu IS atoYe
the reach Of freshats.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray the expenses
Of sale. 10 pay any taxes due. and @ discharge
two notes aggcernting Sl,llj, with interest from
February p, 1889, ana another note for tl9'.12.
with interest from February 9. 1889, and upon .
credit - 10 st3l7a until February g. 1880; and
the iiue upon terms 20 he announced at tho
time oi sale. 70 is probable that more favorable
terms may be announced at the time Of sale.
y. v. BOWE. Surviving Trustee;
APPS HARVEY WILSON. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-03

The King Of Spain, Alfonso KILL. not yet
three years old. Is rosy-eheeked. fair child
OF bright disposition add moro than ordl-
nary quIckness ADD curiosity for his age.
lie has been taught TO give military salute,
snd bis greatest delight is 10 witness the re.
lief Of The guard from the palace windows
II 10 In thu morning.