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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

Here = another curious study In
figures" said an expert accountant.
Multiply the figures L., ,, I, 5, b. :,
:, 3, by - and we get the result:
5,565, SIS. SIS, 50i; reverse the figures
thus: Q. y, :, 9, ), I. 3, 81 and use the
same Inultiplier, and we get smother
curious strluR rs follows: ~, ~, ~,
as. Taking the same figures t5-54
we get an equally curious result:
e,666. Cos, 6O5. Again reversing the
multiplicand and using the same
multiplier, makes the sum total all
Be except the first and last figures,
to-Wlt: 5, 3SS, aSS, a34. You will
perceive that the first and last fig
ures put together make 54-the
muitipller. Take'the half Of 54-2T
or 2 and and use Il ~ . multiplieF
and the results will be Just as aston
ishing-all 6s or IL. There 10 q witch
err IN these figures that I can't un-
deFstand; can you?"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
CURES AL HuMoRS.

from n common Blotch. or Eruption To the
wurSt >,.ruiula. Sllt -TbruIn. - feV'F-sJfps' g
SCaly or Rough Skin. in short, all dissass
cnus,-d by tad blood are TrInqissFt-l by this
powerful. purifying and inNigurHting m-di-
cine. Gr-ai Eating il,t-rs RAPIDLY heal under
it, t-nigu inilti-nCt. Especially hiss u mani
!'st'-i its Ist'-icy Ia curing letter. ErEs-ma
Ery-ipclss. Bpils. Carbuucls-s, sore Eyes, ScTuf-
iouS Sorts and SSellingS, Hip joint Distas-.
whit. Swrllings." 6oitrt., OF Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Stnd ten cents Ia
STAMPS for q large Treati-r. with cuIorrd
plaiss. on skin DI5'asS az the same mount
ioF u TRAITS. on SCTofuhpus Affections.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Passenger, east CSo. 80 ....-.... Sna. NJ.
trcnsnmcdsiiob, east mo. sss II.sl a. M
aseommodaiion, Se., No M as p. m,
81. Louis, ChicaEo aud all paints east and
north aud al Southern paints
No. 81 for all points IN Colorado. Utah,
Montana, Oregon. Idaho. New MeNicn. Art
IONA and California
GRO. n. BowFR. Agent.
uSIoE PACIFIC (NAIN LISEr
Atlantic EsPrr-s. going sHst. Il-ls a. m.
Accommodation, 81 7.35a. m.
Accommodation, ." ... sin q. ~.
Pacific ExPreSS, going west, an .. M.
Overland Flyer, "a n. ni.
Accommodation. gHi n. ~
Accommodation, i@p. m.
Through Pullman Buffet Slreping Tar~ Un
all Express trains.
NrPHERSoS BRANCH tU.P.f
Accommodation leaves IIlp ~.
Accommodation arrives -.-. o.. =. 10.
LIScOLS BRANCH ~
Accommodation l.ayeS .ma irt.
Accommodation arTiNp~ He 4, va.
ArCRIsOS, ruPEKA a SASHA ~.
Passenger departs fpr EAST sf9p. ~.
Passenger ARRIVES fppm east 5ta q. ~.
Accommodation depart. ioT rasf liza =. ~.
Accommodation arrives ff"m EAST, - y. ~.
C.N.&S ~. "REE ISLAND EnUTE.~
Through Passenger trains Past.
Depart-a.D n W.. arrive nj Kansas Ciiy ."
.. m., ~ ls-r s.un y. ~.
iWS y. m. fpr Wichita Wellington.
caldwell, aud all I-,iut> south aud
southwest.
Through Passenger and ENpr.~, W'>i.
ArriNrS-..S .. M, frau T"l,-ks. Eansa.
city. ~. Joe aud rsisi.
l.b y. ma, from Wirhita. M,lliEg
aud anal -sRIfIf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
FOR THE RELIEF or NoRrGAGER


Senator MOhler and Senator
Gillett have introduced two bills
-. Il. No. and 80 respectively Ia
relieve holders Of mOrtgaged land
liable to, or already sold under
execution.
Senator Mothers bill extends the
length Of time between the begin
ming Of suit aud the date when the
land can be sold under foreclosure.
The bill IL drawn up with fairness
to both parties. II provides that
interest on the mortgage shall
continue but EXTENDS the limit from
about six months, rs ut present, Ia
eighteen months or two years.
Senator GilIett's bill provides for
the redemption Of property sold
under execution or other legal pro-
cess. II brings the law back to it,
old status under the old law OF lSGs.,
and provides for the retention, by
the owner Of the property, OF the
possession after judicial sale Tor
two years with the privilege of re-
deemiHg 10 at any time during that
period by the payment Of Judgment,
costs and 10 per cent interest from
the time Of sale. Under the present
law n mortgage drawn due ia five
years permits the right of foreclos-
ure and sale Of the property
mOrtRsged at any time upon default
In the payment Of any interest
coupon, or neglect In paying taxes,
and authorizes q waiver Of apprsise-
ment; 80 that judicial sale
Immediately conveys property
owners title without any rights
reserved.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
NOtirP tot Creditors.


Notice l. hereby given Z" persons haN ius
demands against ~. ]. 1hur-tFuts.TE. y. !.
Thorxtenls.rg and John Hulmpui~t. i!tt-I,
doing business Ia the city at A>SuTia, ~ -
linc county, Kansas. under th,. Ann uTfu, ul
ThoTStrnh-rg RTuth"rS 10 that tlt'. uut,t
signsd has been dulN rho~ssu aS~iTu'r. ct the
abDVe namrd Usrti'S FIR the t,-urfii 81 th,.iT
rrs-,litor> aud viii on the lsih. i''th md IGth
daNs at Marrh. lSS''. nj the oftirr ct the 81, IT.
Of the District Court. at The 'rpuTt huu~5. iu
Salina, HaLSa-, adjust and allow drUaud-
against the estate of said ~. I. ThprSi-U's-Jg.
y. J. Thor>tsnberg and John lIolmpui.i.
q. q. ~ AN-uN.
Il-ltw Assignee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
ABsGRAef OF fRocEEBiEe, q,
The gANsAsLEsIsLATURE.
INTRoprCrIoN OF BILLS.

Senate bill No. I, by Senator
MOhleri An act relating 10 the
foreclosure Of mortgages, and the
sale Of land under foreclosure.
=. b. No. 5, by Forney; an act
authorizing cities and townships Oi
the second and third classes 10
encourage the manufacture Of sugar
by subscribing to the capitol stock
OF q corporation organized for such
purposes and issuing bonds in pay
ment therefor.
b. B. No. 8, by Murioek: An act
providing for o state board Of
compilation for furnishing to the
school districts Of the state at cost a
state series Of text books.
3. b. No. !, by Murdock: An act
prohibiting the sale OF unsound,
Of food.
act providing for . state Industrial
school fsr girls.
s. b. No. Il, by Meachem: An act
providing for the management Of
the state Industrial shool for girls at
Beloit.
4. Il. No. 10, by NJ. c. Kelley.
An aeI 10 reguIate oy Haniei " lhe
county .ressu u OF sen1oi Iuhd'
8. B. No. II, by LOckard: An act
esIaollshihg ge0iog'eH survey Tor
hansss'
% ID. no. ~ .! hAhkln: An act
creating the Thirtieth Judicial dis
trlet. ~
.. b. NO. =, oy n. ID. heiiey:
An act TO rePeal all laws making
premium notes teken ny any lnsur-
ance company q lien on the property
Insured:
.. y. no. =, by n. n. Kelley:
An aet 10 proVideu ior assessing anu
thAlng iHIiroau cars HnI pTeseIio
'he duties OF cetlain pnOlie oHlrer-'
y: W" - Dy Moouy An ac'
requiring UNIFORM system OF ~
struetioh III SCHOOLS oi cllieS Oh the
hrst riSss
-, n. NO. -, ny Mo'dy: an ACT
10 require al oIicers empowered l"
iake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III written
instruments 10 Keep record
.. u. no. %, ny hhhkIh: An act
10 require corporations 10 pay their
einpInyts "eekiy.
>. u. no. 81, 10y H. IS; heiIy: An
act 10 prevent Tue dlsPosal anu
lh"uhnerIhs I" exempt personal
property.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

Aillet, and hay range for sale.
w. 8. FRAEEUR, TescOtt. Ia.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

Yen told US last night, SIR. tina: you wero
engaged 20 marry young laly, whom you
bad only known for II fortnight. and I If
Tended you 10y quoting the Old provcrb,
MARRY IN haste, and rspant at leisure" Now
you know what was thinking Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
Here i another curious study il

This II n piece of enterprise that
makes every key-hoIe editor proud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
roEEp,ore CentrsIAnerics.

The Central American scientific eI-
ploring expedition, headed by Mr.. }.
Miller, OF the Evansville Ind IT1tupe,
LETT tuesday Tor New Orleans. They
carry with them an elegant outfit, con-
ssting OF medical, photographers, and
naturalists supplies, tents, hammocks.
firearms, and. in fact, one OF the most
complete equipments that ever left this
country. They will 10 joined at
New Orleans 10y the balance Of
the party, consisting OF five, and
will embark for Belise, British
Honduras, on the 18th instant 1t is the
purpose OF the expedition 10 proceed at
once 10 the lucatan border by way OF
the Belise river OF by the southern route
by the way Of Quesntensugo from Qua
temala. The party will enter Salvador.
going down the full length of the Rio
Lehme, when they will explore the vol
canoes OF san Miguel. Sagatspeque.
Izaleo, and Niente Then they make a
streight journey Of nearly 800 miles
across Honduras by way OF Blanche and
Julecalpa to tho Rio Wanks, which they
will endeayor 10 explore to It's mouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
Amodcrn Mrs. rartInxtou.

MIR. Thrifty, az excellent and pros
porous widow woman, who keeps a
store in famous and fayorite Massachu-
sets town. has q genius III language
which would Set anew Mrs. harrington
I'D M business. She used 90 come to
Boston with lreatreeuarty to make her
purchases.
Now she slil not long ago TO a
CITY visitor, "thcre amt much need OF
uv goin' to Boston, with So many OF
these drummers comm around And
vet III g0iu' there soon 10 roiurhlsh my
stock OF dittoes.
'.Your stock of what. Mrs Thrifty %
"Diuocs. All sorts of things, YOU
know.
ooh, yes"
The visitor could image what edit
toes We're Bat It was the first time
she bad heard them called 10y that name.
Yes" Mrs. Thrifty went on. 81 like
10 go TO Boston hrst-rate. When l git
there the lrst thing 1 do is to take one
OF them ere hoodlums and then drive all
round town.
The visitor was about to faint. The
spectacle OF the excellent Mrs. Thrifty
driving around Boston with hoodlum
wa, too much for her composure. And
she looked SO much at loss to know
what WAS meant, that Mrs. Thrifty ex-
claimed
Why, / mean one OF them new
fashioned one-horse cab carriages. l
want to know if you don't know what a
hoodlum is 2"
"Oh, Mrs. Thrifty you mean a
herdic
IA what? Why. when was there
they called 'cm hoOdlums
Useless to try and convince her and
no doubt the next time she comes to
Boston TO buy dttoes, she will stand IN
front Of the Old Colony Station aud call
for a hoodlum.
When her conversation with Mrs.
Thrifty had reached this point the city
visitor thought best to change the sub
iect, and related her own experiences
during her last summers vacation, when
she went up the Hudson river and made
a tour through the Adirondacks.
"And did YOU climb the cascades VI
asked Mrs. Thrifty.
I-l-0h, the cascades were very
beautiful. Mrs. Thrifty VERY beautiful.
The city visitor felt that she had got
out of the scrape with this eyasive an
swer. But she doesn't know to this day
just what that excellent woman meant
by climbing the cascades"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
REMEMBRANCE.
ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF TIE Angus
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
An Address by General Thomas L. RoIser.
in Which BE Pays Beautiful Iri-
butte to the Southern Soldiers.
lspoclnl telcrr,m % tho plspa.ch.l !

STAuN1ON, VA. June S.-Tbe annual cele-
braiion OF the Augusta Memorial A'socia-
ton was held TO-DAY and was well attended,
Stonewall JacksOn's old band leading the
procession and the stanton artillery trlng
the salutcs. The services were opened WIN
PRAYER by Rev. DR. HAYES ard was followed
10y an address from Mslor-GenerM Thomas
l.. kosser IN the Soldiers cemetery. General
Rosser said
We have not como hero to-day win trailing
arms and mufied drums 90 break tho silence OF
this peaceful biYouac Of Tho dead g. bring 20 D.
another teufnt /; Is finished. bnt few present
remember the circumstances under winch ihe-o
our comrades passed. our OF active me- mo lho
slence aud darkness Of The tomb. Tie -iai'
was a military encampmeut then, every hou- . T.
hospital. eycry man a solder, ana every woman
a nurse. War was thon the only avoraii1n Of
q man. The red tempest OF battle swept
through these valleys and over these hills Win
all ijs wild terr0rs unchoiucd.
The history OF people "a written on tne
tcmbs in their graveyard and on mo walls Ut
tleir mounts ami teWpic'. Iu entering q
foreign city. though uuGD.s 90 fp"ak lis lau-
guagc, YOU can Tead its history iu h- mona
ments which have boon raistd o. genius nm !
PATRIOTISM. Ire temples % dlFiLe Wof'hlp 81
inetice. he monumental columns, rs care ~ The
dead unfold history and show ihc degree Oh
civilization attained. In London t- silent
lips OF bronze and STONE tell you NM Nrllht-
ton. Nelson, lIf. ana Pool lived. WI re Iifts
were devoted TO tle glory ~ ing and. 20 Pans
you rcRl The glory of France iu her monument.
nor temples. aud h'r i9iui'. in America we
have our W0uAWcnir, -tiNNpil~lNE Hi' rFoh. -
and spuit cd the different peru1- OF 1ur pohii'ft
life AMI history no referred 10 tho coioiinl
days. ;he struggle for Independence, mo ma''h
of empire. western corque.ts. ana nhtioi''l
development tic remembered iu' patriots
10 pence aud war who led aid rourseiitI ua.
The grand procession of American heroes
81 It'll. moving. climbing uIelor and higher ilr
pain 90 fame, shedding IpoH th" du.l "orli below
r. ff .H O. .HH b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

Az Vclulon'a. Grosseto, in the ancient
Etruscsu burying-place. the remains OF
corA-wooi collin have been found CON
tanning tOur bracelets OF gold worked I'D
iilaeree three soid uT'ocu'S' an "','''I
necklace with nu'' figures o' "oilDn
and dog-heaied croucn'AR unl'u',' Oh mn
Egyptian type two cham Aec"'"''9 ~
bronze brooches ia en,o'F 'l'n1g, anu
ron, and 'ns,~ Dbl % nae '.'f' 'Ion]o
hoi~e-uit5 WIN pfiihl'l'e ,''.u''' ''- NJ
two he.is Tor harness. ana 4-as iilen'A "'
bronze vessels were Io"u. l.' . ''' Gum io
spot me 'om" WIS f''''''''''. 90 ~ "
Iid' c.t'ie al s''--''
Mr.. Harry r. pooro, who won the
eJ.0m offered as "a pr'l. ~ tine Prize
Fund Exhibition now 9uenat the Ameri-
can CaIer;r. is pL.adoipuA artist
whose uairti.g of does and sheep Is
n,r.icuiarly good. Poth animals ap-
hear IN the rril. picture. as tire subject
Is fire watch of tle shepherds during
tLa NIGHT of TIE nativity. Recently SIR.
Poor. haJ reason 10 u.o whatever
l.rowledqe be mavrossess Of the nature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09


Ws~m>GluN. June S.-ln The case Of Cap
tain George s. Amts, United states army,
retired, sentenced by the general court.mli
tel to Doe dismissed from tue service, tie
President la. commuled DE sentence On c9n-
>iterarinn ~ the good service which iLis
officer Dos. rendered, aud ~ some mitigating
circumstances connected with tue offences IL
which he WIS found guilty, 10 confinement
within such Emus ga The Secretary Of W ar
may prescribe, and the deprivation on ihr
MONT 10 wear thc uniform aud Insignia OF his
rank iu the army for period OF I'VE years.
Tfi. conduct m connection with the lnlugu-
tafiou.dav parade, and bis attempt 10 pun
Governor Beavers nose afterwards, formed
tb- basis of tue charges against him. Find
inys a. the court show that 1t acquitted
esntsID Aimcs ~ Tie first specification
winch charged the false prosecution OF Cap
tain B1urkc, Third cavalry, but found MN
entity Of The remaining charges OF prcieiflhg
msnciouS charge. against Colonel GIBSON
and gapta.n Bourke with deiamMory pubh-
r.u,ns ana with as,autins Governor
Beaver. .,,-,o
Bond offerings TO-DAY ayerested $500
Ali were accepted II 1903 Tor ~ and l2J TOT
4'..
The following notice has been issued:
"To Tho Members a. the order Of keshcr
~hel Barrel 10 The United states:
Having been appealed TO officially FOR md
from John,l0wn, ash You 10 act promptly
ana forward whatever YOU can 10 Alexander
Rciu,teiu, secretary, $40 north sixth street.
Smoz WOLF, President"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
Hampton Notes

Correspondence Of tae Richmond nlsDa'rhI
BMrroV. Va, June 8, 1852.
A meeting Of all ~ the stockholders Of The
Hampton and Oid Point railway viii DE
called orJune 18TH at toe hotel a majority
Of the local ,tocAhoider, favor TIE road beng
couuerced 40 once and completed 20 Mn
Crcck.
The body u r.. o. Donuel, an inmate of
the Home. was found in John s ctt-h lew
dav, ae0. 10 IS supposed that De- art-
deutslly fell in The wafer and was una.ie ID
Ger ont.
The revival meetings ia the Baptist
church. conducted by Rev Nr. wharton,
have continued for nearly two weeks ana
viii close on sunday night. Crowds have
been in attendance nightly and mueh in-
terest manifested, especially among ne
vouug men. many Of whom have gone Tor
ward IN Response TO iAe earnest hfp'"i9 ca
the eloquent preacher.
The schooner Virginia arrived here on
wednesday from the >u,lucn1nna rver
wilma load = lumber. The captain reports
that # TIE time OF the terrible tlood If Johns
town, Pa. mis- vessel was 40 anchor ih the
river not far from that unfortunate town.
and now ha- ON board shutters tbal were
taken from house, thst dIitcI past down
the river. he al-o states that theic is cons
siderable wreckagc ODD me bay.
The .'Peunsua Medical Association ~
Will give q banquet at Barnes Hote' on
the l3th.
Mis-. y. T.. Montague, Of Sa.uda, Va, hN-
been visiting bier SON, Captain J.. J.. VI )n-
tague.
Miss Emily Battle, Of North Caroins, il
visiting relatiyes here.
Mr,. j. Gravttaud children are visiting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
North caroI.na tIecsrle rlashos.

Tho Raleigh local-optioulst' will make q hard
tight
An.on county is to have Confederate soldiers
monument
several towns are raising funds for the Johns-
town sufferers.
The Grand Lodge Kalgh;s OF Pyihis meets in
Salisbury Tuesday.
Raleigh il pressing the matter Of securing tho
removal of Trinity College TO mat place
A sad accident occurred Friday near Beattes
Ford A son a. Mt. John Henry called 10 his SIS
ter. about th.r cen or fourteen arr OF age. TO
bfing him his gun 20 shoot a. some crows. Nho
brought nc gan aud by somo mcaus inc loni
war discharged into the girls hcarI. Killing her
Instantly.
4 Young man named Oden. who lives Tow
,nles from KuthcfordtOn. committed suicide
nv shooting himself urosgh tho head win a
rru. lie lied the gun 10 a Sill IN an Oid inlu and
nut string 10 the trigger, then placed I'D" inul-
ile u the gun against his head tnd pulled II Oh
with bis foot
Thursday night after the close OF the com
r,epcemeut exercises al the state University a
nun ber Of young N IN got On tear, and, being
lied with A desiro 10 pant something red
dsubed tho handsome Caldwell monument win
ys,fnilIioh uaint. Efforts 20 remove the pant
bove proyei futile and 10 is thought tho mOnu-
ment Is irreparably injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

OF them do. Hardly day passes that
don't have some women in here rouged,
powdered, and pencilled to tho last
degree. You would think thoy
would hardly care to face the strong
cruel light which employ IN my
work, or my own close, If myolun-
tary scrutiny, but they don't seem to
mind either. Only yesterday | worked
for three hours over a woman whose lips
were 80 besmudged with some vermilion
paste that it came of generously with
every use Of the syringe to wash out her
mouth. The powder on her face busted
my coatsleeye with every motion almost,
and ! discovered before | was through
with her that even the veins on her tenn
pies owed their delicate blue look to
some outside influence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
ALEXANDER SULLIVAN,
or tho CIan-na-Cael, Swallowed ny
The ChIcago PolIce.

Tie most prominent namo mentioned
in connection with the mlrderof Gro min
is that Of Alexander sullivan. who has
been IS leader DID the councils Of irish
agit1tors for many years. According 10
statements which have been Land before
the States Attorney 20 Chicago, Aleyan-
der Sullivan was guilty ol q huge en-
bezzlemcnt of acknowledges funds
while ina was q member Of tho t'an-na.
Gael Triumvirate The substance OF
these statements is that Sullivan went TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

A colorcI uiaa named William Boiling drop
usi dead al Blackstone yc-tcgiay.
Bishop A. W. Wilson will dedicate the now
Centenary Methodist church ai NOtok io-ihoi-
row.
Oel.isl estimates from Sfotsylyanla on' ad-
foining counties place th- loss from no FOOD be-
low tnc FIRST lgurts gi7cn
Tie Richmouds were defeated tythc rtyei-
eitv of virginia base ball team ina very Interest,"
ing and exciting game Of bail played Yesterday
al ,harlottesvllc. score: InlTel-ity- hunS, 3
lase-hits, ): errors e. Hcnnond--hun', D.
ba5e-hits, :; errors b.
The stonc-cuttcrs in the GosFor, uaYy-yari
struck Yesterday and left The YAH in body be-
cause negro stoue-cuter. who wSs formerly .
convict in tho Raleigh p-uituutafy nni learned
his trade there. Was called in ard put 20 work
among the white men. sixteen Workmen wen.
out.
Nr. John Butler and family. who novel from
near FRrmyille 90 JohnstoWu, Pa. last summer,
ami Tor whore safety the greatest t'ars nave htcn
felt are said % have left JOhnsioWn moi long ur-
fore the foods and takem zap their residence at
Clearaeli ia. but Mr. Buders mother M.
FANNIE Builder. bis hrothor-iu-laN Drank eh1l
.,t wifo and cnidrcu, ard h!s own bother
Houert were al iu John-tCwn when Tho QeluE'
came For them there is serious concern
throughout tho community in VIII % hey tofne'-
~ resided and ia which they arc hold III Lisa
"a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
P1canoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

Z y
saturday was duh Jay. A line o. rehandiei
upland frosted lugs were among tho offerings.
The p,eA's inspections were 80 logsheais AMI
4OtresleW-.
The cJmp'o,oI stock OF Old brifhts on hand
arc l9l Wrappers Of an Kinds, li6 cutters, al
kinds. sos smokers ana llgs. TniI Information
Is compiled FROM returls Of - sellers, and ID
perhaps only approximately correct
Slu-cured has ruled very strong this week.
Wrappers ia fair demand ami prices good. FIJI
ers ~ better denald VITA moderate sales. ship
ping leaf gulet s;emmiug, uo,hiug Of note.
Sew brigAts, nothing doing. Weather, warm
day aud cool nights. Ia We i9rn offerings mode
rae, business q let
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
rhe slave Trade AZ Last Extinct Ia
IgApf.

Drflne tho le,t sixteen months only four
slaves were imported into Egypt ana there
have been only iwO cases OF dealing between
priyate persons. Two dealer, were shot dead
Nv ratrol 81 tbe slaye~trsdc department,
nnd another was sentenced by court-mafual
10 hard labor. Tue slave trade Vhe CAIRO
'.'.rr..r.,d,nt ~ the London Times saws
rcav tc r.ckoncd as extinct IN Egypt. The
number OF slaves in tnc possession Of private
families j, decreasing rapidly, thanks TO the
Sn,e.' Home, which Is most eueeiu'i
method OF doing away WIKI this class OF
slavery. This institution is popular among
freed slaves and receives the cordial support
Of tao khodiye Last year 400 slaves passed
through the Home, which must unioHu~
.a,.lS .oon clos. unless subscriptions are
forthcoming. The slaves. having neither
friends nor relations, are quite helpless with
out the Home. aud are IKE tame birds set
free.