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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
NOTICE.

II RESOLUTION uF P4RTNEGsHtP.~-
IL The 80 paFHasTshiw teseasf ~ wSsSs-
taE ssstweaa 1Ss Il. Sa4fh &pa aas2vs Me-
klruF i dissolved, sss,g all slaSaevs slsae sid
trsn Willie seesgsya. ASH she 6fras asbss
issl& ~ 3aS undersigned. las x %nith.
JAS g. SMITH
GHkS. MCELEoI.
&ael eua Shsss sEnrA.
50 ercns 81
1881 ~sASftf4
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BIG BARGAINS.

S27gsA~ ia - EAsseS & kaigAs's addition
Ems hgslSe and ether improvements.
81 40 EssaSa o. Cleared aud fenced near
sAsle lsue.
s.;1sl-- Lux TO- Corner seyeath ard I4uora.
Eae rorn nissS home.
sac each Foar lots rear Madison street.
ssGst~ Eas'S : q --S.ozsh os 5aekSaa street thres
hsAexs
s4tAo- HtS raflSa IN Eastern Washsngf0Ks
xGSsa ~ona acre. * sgssf4li vlew, r1eav Mer
seFS sdssiliasa.
sssst-~sksx ~ In Eastes 4 knszht's addition
ciessra aud Fencei. 1aae cash. hasaaee
f9gr Yeas; y suBa
We aacase sEtkserS on s,0yesraaSrs lands
and Eas=s nkae SztixfartIsha >eS hand tails
ALLEN a ROGERS,
Real Estate brokers.
sHfT
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MARRIED

kkEn ssEsg re- S-sia - este, AZ tha Metats
dis Protestant lshuech. IaaasYy -, ISIS
by Eey safk Davis. Ne Harry u Reva
and Ms fgesffe {. ksss.srxss. saI "a sazfsfa
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SEw ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Property
on FRONT STREET
FOR SALE
S.w Anvssr.sruK~rS .

- leans teas're, Ma ?. 81 Hrse AnA Ac
sssiss ASsses 81 ce&stse. haxsMg GeseR~
mined ~ saAsa ess2a Assi shAn en- sae4r
fstssat ssEets Frstsestys nn@ 3fssFs gne ssuas
for sale. fhr pEsssssssv fsesss f,sssv.agss
ard env bait feSf 90 sz8e TRst s&sse 81 ErNat
stsvst. assReSa 4Sssrs sad Cherry, ia -,
attic. Propositions "a WafVAaSe flgSe prop
estg NSIf ~ ssi aNa nsxsezssess a. tisa
issfge - eta IS fhe fA5 Assssg Ehs 81 szsss
II taS }sNsSvs wAa have hces &x,Fszs sstsast E
fssfasH tsee sas ~ pGseass a. "A Waite.
fsaSa ~ 4eslFa@, " II Eaevassgu, Eassess
x Ia1ifghxW go Htiiays Na ssF Esgssrsasf
tseas sss1siA ~ HssastEsa ess,srs fSS 50
aAy 81 EuagaSry lisa
WI @aErEP sztgssss.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DEGuLAR COMMUNICATION OF sE.
IL attic Lodge. No o. B. r. @. OF Elks
viii be held al Masonic Hall on sunday.
January -, iSsa, at 2 80 J. m sharp
4. SLOKAH. seeresarx.
DFGULAk COUNCIL o. sEATTI-Y
II Trfhe No 2. /. O. X. NJ. every Tnes-
day evening ST p. n. in X. 81 p Hall
Opera HouSe bloch Visiting hrofhef
cordially invited.
J. G. MITCHELL. Saehern.
ID. YoUSG, e. of e.
PHILEMON PRIoRY. No. 81 X. K. a. L.
i T.. holds its regular meetings az
Olive Branch Han on the 6Fst and third
Fridsg evenings Of each month az 7sSo
O'Clock Visiting members cordially in
vifesf. Harold frSstag. Exesilent Prior:
John waIiare, Registrar
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81 n !
wnr3Sf III Is sanrf1e0 = - ma q !
eeuEw 3 Wne1 81S tfS< hnnr0o4s ceMx 4
weed - Une1 frnHsqncnf tnnextsoa f1J-
zl's@s = : = - -
- sax,nwfu~ 1900 a.. s~xss1rx xsre--
/ szezr. - firss $780,
E-7- TE11re 4 4. TSsT1z1sT-
9us;neaM IN e. III
0BGP WAA1kO
rIvAx7ET-XgEETs. 70 HASEi.x 4
Nv Eynr wxxxseA a~d kExn-kfxxs corset.
| p<rfees ktzfrr as1 - rrpresenset AdAress
c.llfursta Cores ca re. Hsxen- Lessa-
yY-A<TFD-ETRLST - EATTux TABLE
w 1srfax room. good usxes Cal n
.-zZ Z 500 8. II : -. nzzon So
VT ACTIVE AEB "
w tesIfxsns. = Represents. Ia SER cx1
.scsilsy. g 90 nrm. E.sessass -, 80 80
x 49, .ss-
49, . 49, - ~ =. 49,
-. .--s- 40 gvrv,.1
w s<....s,~rss.. 49, "a - r,-szs-s
Cal @ Mrs. Z xcfsrsfh, 30 zlzs Fourth
~ - = - 90.
w hcese zork ufu<s cssrse sell rxeozn-
Eseadsd. Appsy, Hrs. L. y. Whistler. kdzTza
90. Oceldensai.
- ~ ..-s--- 80 - srTsr
-, y..ut,s - $50 n pry.
! ant. ro<srn e i exls.r bssss.
|. ------ - ~ r-s- = v----Er. -V--
NJ - ~ ss. -, p .r.~ass., 80
r...es go s..a $50
-v-v-. $3.50 r : ~ r.gTvg
w 80 ~.~<.,s 80 49, 80. -
- f,es,s,s Tsssfo~r.s. 1890 .fs.,
! : !. ss''s -''''
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ytfenis.s inasiirs n Ksnyou h,s.ck "a es<r.
w 1870 1880 = ws sL AZ s,,,iy = n
BraoEes. aoaeen Anne Town.
WAsTED-A COOP GIRL TO DO
~ neussrorx' snsh fsnais. Aaafess
y e. ---- 9...--.
"ASTED - FIRST CLASS PASTRY
-. App1s -'s'-1 % -.>s-'-'
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"ASTED-AS INTELLIGENT lOESG
IT -
- ,,y,-s.
" ASlEg IUe1o ~
- =. assa.s awr.-sa.scs y $3.50 So.
80 go 49, 49, -, 49,
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s. = -. 81 49, p
A-..ee7 - = - p,,..srs 49,
~rTTr- U0|5p ITTF y0T-VT. Nan
N -. - - "a a $500 r<s,iS IiEe
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an .~sn.;nsaa -s,h cstv assi,es
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

GREAT
Clearance Sale
Preparatory 10 moving into cur ese-
giant new quarters In the
KORN BUILDING
We viii offer many bargains. We
viii mention especially those essgans
lots In
Holmes Addition
OF CABLE ROAD.
Overlooking Lake Washington We
HAYS only seven lots left on the cable
road. at the extremely
We Have a Snap in Acre
Property in West Seattle.
We Have a Front Street
Corner, Close in, to Lease,
for Improving.
We Have the Best Dining
Parlor in Seattle for sale,
with Splendid Lease and
100 Boarders.
We Have an Interest in an
Established Manufactur-
ing Business.
We Have Several New
Houses, with all Modern
improvements, for sale on
Monthly Payments.
And al regardless of cost. TO avoid ex-
pense of moving.
BOMAN & ROCHESTER
Rooms I and 2. Poocin Block.
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f$1& ~AEE-s HAP, THREE Haesss Is
4 "a ta@ sas gHe.sisss F1rtaIfv AZ saa Ess
wossSs en3aFscss " sessszss bnssEassss ssesst,
cry "a Inr sssEs also = lgsEs "a ~sseEsasa ans
IS ksosa STREETS sn aceaEGt 81 an eueusfi-
EsESEsee en- ssle ereEerty e VIII fE offered
- - G&xs - ~ cSns. seEes tAza ssthss
property tn tas1 asefaitg. Apply So Josiah
Casaas. JF. sasSsT graTs s'5ss tifeFry.
@fa sab ~ STEAMER - kkN6EN. 20
: trets hsNss. az feske esayarsryi1s3 e1sxtas,
- tEe aes saf 3 sae5s IS ~ fBch ss iszsser
eaga pssass4s s@sslsr, e. iacssss Ia assEaeter. 4
fsss 11ssgt siEage.s - geGnds % sseara
saasss. sassS ant SsssazS. esssa s,assee hxh
sua sakcAsaeTx bath "a ISL TIE &h.eEe
steamer a tsA- sale g. gfs&t bargain. Nd
1ESssS. N@rass RVS ~~zfs3e tn
lQk ~A1E-A< fNfhaNED EAAM AF
l 80 srrss- sssAssysa 81 , eitr rsFss. near
Sszttas. " + al aastu lard. rssse. sGi..
exc FpF particulars. xF,sssy or wTzfe 20 ]. r
NJ NsAeAs. ><AEsAs. - T
LOR SALE - OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
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I,nR sALE-MELL SITE. Is ACRES OF
L land. 0hoFSe aa or power. eau be In
ersssesi % a.: Ine locafloafof store. plenty
tImher. Apply To J. r. Mcknight. Seattle,
Il
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LsoR sALE-HOTFL AND RESTAURANT
i al Slaughter. cheap. W. 7. Pillmsn.
SIS Second sfreef
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Is0R sALE-FURSI. HE'D HOUSE or
IT nine rooms: rent cheap. centrally 10
Gated. Amply sis Front street
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C,oR SALE-sPEcIAL BARGAINS FOR
It a few days only: IL lots In Burke's sec
one addition, block ON Jackson street,
price ss75 20 $G25: all cleared ready for
building. Frank de Monrpied, with New
HoEae Sewing Machine Co. opposite Boston
Block
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UrASTED--A PARTNER IN REAL Es-
w tate; the best loaation Ia the city.
Address Land. observation-disclosures
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I,OR sALg-A STORE IN A SPLENDID
It location, suitable for any respectable
business. Address or caii on rooEs No. I,
Bellevue house
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T0R Sal E-25s FEET WATER FRONT.
II West Seattle. commands splendid
view OF the city OF Seattle. for 600 See
shelton & Armstrong. rooms 2and Arcade
building Front street
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NOR SALE - HARDWARE STOCK;
IT good location, good lease, clean stock
no bonus. Apply Eshelman. flewellyn
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FOR SALE.

EoR 9ALE-THREE SEw HOUSES,
IT Rainier aud Jackson streets. $500.
325oN. $3.50: one-third cash, balance IS equal
monthly payments, also several lots On
which win build houses 70 arsier on above
terms T. r. Whittier. care OF G. H. hittinger.
Office hours. 10 70 II and 2 20 ..
Tor sALE-sloo WILL BUY A LOT:
IT 1900 block: $500 q tea-acre tract pear
Lake Union: $500 seven acres near the race
track; $50 each for fire-aere tracts in Dick
erson's addition on Bellingham Bay, near
seholne. Watson III. Brown. Inquire ~
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L. 4 SAisk--NBES kESf DENSE fs8l@ Ex
4 Nesses's hrs1 s9&igten; s faw laiuuses
wask ~ FAfse aa Nail ssrass cah5a road ISL
SAKE YEA on thr ehFas~sss hp.S . the isr "a
ssssitle, sise ~ lots. tsxis> sss7. 81 5o9aisg
p.ts Sre selling frea s1skss ~ tfaa the sst.
fanss miss thss chaness Il you east 10 gsss
atee EsE1aN s<s7 FaF hFs*ne pFieS ssf III $50
essiy. s.ssoESs naTf3, Pal EsfEfs Broker.
1eSe-V. EeEsmsF I'D ss~ses, between Nil
sn& y Eshi8sxssst. an s<asrS
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I.%aG SARA St1aP - FEET IluNEl. .
L sgst heAm: frSt class order fan xp-
pataEaeutss cheap Inquire Meihora &
prssss<Y g<ssaxrt.a street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

ROTTERDAM, October 3-An the dock laborers
% this city who recently vent ont on strise re-
sumoi work this morning under he compromise
agreed upon yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Baseball Yesterday.
TBS telegraph 10 tho Dl5paich.l

Piu-burgh:
paso-h -pinspurghs, S; Bostons, H. Er-
r1rs-p rsDurgts. B: bosiOne, ,. Batteries
Calvin, Miller, and Carroll; Ciarkson and Ben
nc,r.
Indianapolis:
Basc-hits- indianapolis s: Wa-hugtons. ..
Errors inaianapohs, .; Washlngtons. D. Bat
teries-k u-c and Daily; Haddock and Riddle
's s.S,.,..s 20 az
Observation-Disclosures -: Athlotc4 T. En-
rS-Br0Oalyns, o: Athletics, D. Batteries
Caruihcrs and Visner; Mcmahon nnd Robin
son.
Baltimore:
1 e-llaSgos. 30 Q o o q 81
Ba-c-hils- Baltimorcs. $; Columbus, :. Er-
ror--B Baltimore. .; Columbus. y batteries
Kilr3y and Iuto; Baldwin and O'Connor
Cincinnails.........e 0 o 0 3 o 0 IA
Iouisyilie-..........0 q o o o.
Bqae-hit--Cincinnatis, 10; Louisville, e. Er-
rors-Cmcinnaus. ,; Louisville. g. Batteries
Viau and Keenan,; Ewing and Vaughan,
Cleveland:
% %sy 9a.f.. ......S . g
pas--hits- Clovclands. ,; New York., II. Er-
ror--( leyela0ds. 3; New 1orsA, =. batteries
O'Brieu and Zimmor; heefe, living and Bfoen.
CHICAGO:
Gliladelphias......O O ! 0 Q / o.
CHICAGO. ...........2 q d O o.
Base hits-rhilalelphlas, :; Chcagos, = Er-
rors Philadelphia, 3; Chicagos, p Batteries
Sanders aud Clemcnts; Tenor aud Darling.
81. Louis:
-. Louis. ..........l Il
Kansas City........i d D %
Easc-hlts-st Louis. u; Kansas city. 6. kr-
rors-st. Louis. . Kansas city, J. Batteries
suyetts and Miieau Swartzel aud Gunsen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

The boom tn steel an : iron is said 20 rival the
memorable advance u lssL
Great interest Is taken IA Mexico 10 the Inter-
national American Congress.
The "clique" row running the corner on Oc-
tober pork has thrown up It's hands
Seven thousand Golfers OF Lancashire, Eng
land. have struck Tor an advance Of per cent
Cassimer Ziamowics, NJ. A., professor Of
modern language Ia the Vanderbilt University,
OF Nashville. dioi yesterday.
The Russian Government has ordered thirty
engines aud ono thousand carriages for the Al
exandfopol-Eriyan railway for transport pur-
poses.
Details Of the recent hurricane in Laglna
Del Carmen show that los houses wore destroyed
and q vessels wrecked. Tho storm Ia raging In
tho gull.
There was a report al Halifax, Nova scotia, last
nigh: OF q serious ocean steamship collision
forty miles from 1t Piarros. near the Now
foundland coast No particulars were obtained.
Returns from all parts Of Oregon Territory
come in very slowly. ] no latest estimates place
the Republican majority az not less than 200.
The Legislature will probably DO oyorWhelm-
iagly Republican.
Der0ulde aud another Boulangist, W. Casteln,
OF leaving a meeting yesterday were attacked
hy opponents and beaten with sticks, uotwth-
standing they threstenei their essaiaats with
revolver and a sWOrd-cauo.
McFerran. shsllcross & Co.. one OF the largest
pork handling firms IN Louisville, will probably
retire from business in consequence OF the with
drawsl with his fortune OF j. Il. Victorian, the
senior member OF the Arm.
Tho editor u the H1rfWngsche Zeitvng, 4 Libo-
raj newspaper published a. kOuigsberg. Cor
many. has boon sentenced 10 a months I'M
pris0nmeni for r0Drnting from tho Cologue CT
zctis an article Insulting Empress Frederick.
All leading Spanish newspapers in comment
ing upon the International American Congress,
az Washington, unite ~ EXPIRE. sing the hope
that the parish American republics will not al
low themselves 10 be made satellites 81 ~ the
United States.
4 Boston Hcrad special from Portsmouth. y.
H., says that Dr. n. p. bradbury, who has ng-
ured couspicuously in connection with the
bogus medical colleges IN Vermont, New hamp-
shire, and Masss 'husetts, was arrested in Nor
way, Me-. yesterday.
number OF Confederate B,youacs met az
Nashville yesterday, under the command OF
Colouel Thnfnas Claiborne, chief marshal, and
taken for RichAnd Park General Jackson de-
liyer0d an eloquent address. He was followed
by Captain Perkins. The Grafton OF the day
was delivered by Captain Baxtor A magnln-
cent barbecue was served.
frigbtiul wreck occurred on The Youngstown
aud Ashiabula division VI tue Pennsylvania
Railroad COmpanys lines al Hazot0a Bridge,
OHIO, early yesterday morning, by which flag
man John Fitzgerald was Instantly killed nnd
Conductor Benjamin Miller badly Injured. A
freight train going west broke IN two going up
steep grade aud the detached part ran back 70
Engine No 2Si, going In the same direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
PEABODY EDUCATION FUND.
Meeting of the Trustees-Thc New Execn-
five Committee.

by telegraph 70 the Dtspatch.l
Nrw YORK. October 3.-The trustees OF tho
Peabody Fducation Fund held their twenty
seventh annual meeting at the filih-A7enne
Hotel today Among the trustees present wore
e1-President Cleveland, eX-PrcelIeni hayes
IOber; & Winthrop, Row II. r. NhipUlc' A. -
prexcl. Dr. samuel a. Green. General James -
Porter. H. Picrpont Morgan, Hon W. A. Courte-
nav. Justice stephen d. Field, Hon. Charles pe-
vans. randall J.. Gibson, Chiei-Justce fuller'
aRi i. l. ". curry
An Invocation vas made by Bl3hop Nhlpplc
Robert G. winthrop, Of Massachusetts mado
On address on education in tho south Aud tue
great amount cf ilntoracy that prevailed mere
still
Hon d. l. ". Curry, OF Richmond, Va. re-
ported gratifying increase 81 interest in eiu-
cation throughout the South and gave some
comparative statistics of tho progress ~ eluca-
tion in me states OF West virginia, Alabama
Louisiana. Toxae. Arkarsa', North and south
Ca-o'!na. ana Virginia. Daring tue summer
fu-f ul.t threc institutes for four Weoks each
wore hold o., Hampton. Va, scnool Tor l,u'
white tsarhers. and three for 3% colorfd iehfl-
ors. oil Of which were -upp0rte IN whole on m
part hy the Peabody fund. The report 81 tho
distribution OF income showed hft lu Alabama
for scholarships and Institutes Pho was ct-
pended ArEauaas, fi00D; Deorsia 800
Louisiana. Sif2j; Norih Carolina f0,i - >ouih
Carolina s9.Tg: Teuna eec, il5.,ls lexhs,
$3.50: Virginia. $500 aui Wet virginia. s4.3'3
Tho total iIu discussed ~ The tund dlrlug me
fiscal ycsr ending october J, lss9' was st9,j.3.
Treasurer Morgan presented his report. which
was referred 90 The committee.
The resignation OF Trustee Stewart was ro-
cciyeI AMI William Writ Henry, Of Richmond,
Va. was elected in h.s place.
Goucrn n. A. Jackson, ~ Savannah, also re-
eignoi a. trustee and b. 60 oo succeeded by
Judge H.. g.. Summcryule. OF Alabama.
Tho now Executive Committee consists OF tho
following: v. H. Hayes, James b. Porter lhiei-
Justice Fuller, ex-MnyOr COurionay, ana Judge
Deynn-.
The committee adjourned 20 meet the first
wednesday, iu October next year
Ia the evening anGuet was giveo' at which
were present H. T. Hayes, Grover Cleveland,
Justice. Field and Fuller. and Hamilton Fish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

NEW YORK. October 2-Ths mouey market
settled down to-day with exasperating sl0gness,
but had 10 more influence thau during tho past
few days Tho market was decidedly weak
throughout, aud on some stocks tho bears Jump
cd Win both feet, aided principally by the fear
Of further gold shipments eugeodored by the
fa-t that tue reserve o. The Bank OF EaglaDd IL
down 70 S13 per cent against y II per cent last
week, when the advance on the ratio OF discount
was made. There WAS DO further advance made
to-day, bat gold which has gone out Is believed
10 have gone through the negotiation OF a large
loan b Brazil BY the Rothschilis makes Il almost
certain that more gold Will DO needed 10 MI
the gap. The pressure was severe against
cOtton-oi, which has been 20 urnly held
through tho weakness II other trusts.
sugar along with H. Chicago people were very
prominent sellers o. this stock, and also az 81
Paul on decrease In the earnings for the fourth
week In September. although the TACT thai it
contained one day less than last year was we'll
known. Manitoba and Burlington we're noted
exceptions 20 tho rest Of the list. being strOug
all The way ont, although the former had n severe
sei-hark In the afternoon. As The day wore aiOug
the pressure extended 10 the entire active list.
and even such specaties "a iullmhn were ef-
footed. and prices steadily declined without
rea zion Of importance. The market CLOSED
active and weak AZ tue lowest prices Of The day.
Tho activity WAS greater than has been eeeh
since last Friday. Almost everything on the
list is lower, and cotton oil lost SO, Manhattan
- sugar ~. Atchison IL, -. Paul, Reading,
and Pullman ia each, Missouri Pacific p,
La.kawanna, Vow England, and Northern Pa
cinc pretcrrel ! eac1. AMI Others fractional
amount. The total saics we're l2g,N0 shares.
Srsnmg. Exchange quiet ami nrm at 49, a
~. Money Qu.. sd tight 81 bel2. cioslug uHi.
Nur-1rrasury oslsnces-Gold. 81 ,ln'.W0; cur
rency. li,el50u. IoVernDents iull and @ieA'y
Tor As: per cents. 70. ex. INT: a.. coupons,
~, OK. int state bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
MANcHesTER's CONTRIBUTION.
Major Tyler TO Speak To-Night-sIr. Jor
dams Death-Personai, &c.

dams Death-Personai, &c.
Major }. Boge Tyler. the Democratic nominee
for Lieutenant-Governor. will address the voters
Of this city at o'clock this evening In the Leader
Hall. Senator James y. stubbs, Of Gloucester,
is also expected to speak. The attendance viii
doubtless b. large.
Mr. Dewitt Clinton Jordan. who died lato
"Wednesday night nj hts residence 90 Balnbricga
street near Thirteenth, was IN the iity-hith yesr
OF his ege aud was highly-respected citzen.
He had been employed NJ Allen & Ginters Tor
many years. He leaves vile ana danght"r'
Funeral from the residence OF IL oci0ck thls
morning.
The public schools Of this city open Monday.
Tho board has adopted . resolution providing
that each parent OF guardian, before entering
their children or wards FOR me sesaion' be re-
quired, hy both principal ard teacher, 20 pro-
duco their receptet aZ-biiis for the year pre-
viOus. or such other evidence as may be satisfac-
tory 70 the principal that said parent or guardian
IL resident OF tbs city o. Manchester. ms u
not 70 apply TO widows or other nou-taxsole pa
rents.
The weekly meeting OF The campaign cluowas
held last niyhf when the Vice presidents report
ed their working committees Tor each ward
Rev. J. r. sturgis. Of Triuiiy church, Rich
mond, preached a. the Ne-t-knd METHODIST
church last night.
The Dirt and bricks on the old reservoir LOT
were put up ~ public auction yesterday but not
sold. only 800 being bid for lhe latter am no bid
for tho former.
Mr.. Tom williamson and vile, Of Baltimore
formerly u this city, who have been visiting
relatives here. have left for rowhaian.
Mis- Ophie Broaddus has returned from caro-
line, where abe spent tho summer.
Mr.. II. i. Petungcr, o. harshFilc' " ~
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Atwell, on
Semmea street.
Mr. John Attkisson, o. Greenwood. Miss, for
merly o. Manchester. has returned 20 TINS city
Mrs. ". l.. Moody is on visit 10 Frederlcks-
burg.
Mr.. Horace l.. Smith has returned from an ex-
tended northern business trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
RxEgZxzzEzE1zMglEZxu
Theodore 10. Bland.

Tho writer ~ these few memorial lines was
deeply PINNED a few days since ~ see In tho
DigD0fch a notice Of the sudden death OF Captain
IHgOnORE T. BrAND. We knew him well IN
West Virginia, whore he WAS for years connected
with the ChesapeaSe and Ohio railway 80 bag
Cage-mastrr ami conductor. "rom,n ~ the
boys called him, was full OF wit ana humor. and
his companions delighted % gather around and
listen TO his ightly-embollished stories Of tho
far West and south, whore he spent good many
wears OF his early manhood. Brilliant in CONVEX
sation. faithful ut every post % duty, and uncOm-
monty cheerful in disposition. 70 - no marvel
trat he leaves many friends g. mourn his I'M
timely end. About two years ago he left the
railroad business and engaged IN merrhanii-
sing. but this di not suit HIS restless nature AMI
he returned 70 The Tailrodd-in Virginia this
time. -FOUR years ago no married Miss salle
Mayo, q niece ana adopted daughter OF DIR. LOWS
Mayo. formerly Of Richmond but now OF West
Virginia May their bright little boy. three
years OF age. sustain the reputation OF hi' FORE
fathers. for no family can boast a longer line 4
honOred ancestry than both SIR. Biaud AMI his
wife. We tcnder sincere sympathy 70 the be-
reayed family. y FRIEND.
Farmyile journal please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Alexandria Nutcs.

Especial telegram 90 Tie DlspatcA.l
ALEXANDRIA. A., October AIN the United
Staias court to-day Charles lliI 0ltls Nclson
l...0rrI. rt- ffird oL AN Indictment fCr murder
in Killing Sarah o.. Mason Of The Arlington rescr-
vnflou. iu fhis county. last Nay. Tho evidence
showed tnat th3 NumHu wGs kiIoi by the acct
doutsl discharge OF Iilfs pistol Rud the jury
found a verdict ~ NOT guilty. NO questions rs 90
tho jurisdiction az the ritei Stnte- over the re-
scryatou vas raised. 1hc Court viii be engaged
with civil business tomorrow.
Mr.. L. ". Cortctt, the Malone chGrin0n ~ the
Rcplhl cans hero, d. endcayOrilg 10 procure
financial assistance from ths Republican State
Committee et Petersburg, but 80 is not thought
shat thc committee will have my money 70
throw away iu Alexandria county, as the olec-
non Of Fr0uk Hume 20 the House Of Delegates
is q certainty
al Tho property Of the Arlington Hrlck-Ma-
chine Company, Rt the outlet lock OF the Alox-
Hu iria canal. WIS today sold 10 The Excelsior
Brick Company for fl,yf. IL IL said the EX'ol-
sior company wilt resume no business Of tho.
Arlington company.