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CABINET SPECuLATlONS.
Mr. Harrison Reticent, bat the U. y. A
Makes ShreWd Guesses

INDIANAP0Ms, lND. February IS
There is every reason TO believe that
General Harrison will not make public
the names of his Cabinet officers Till
after his Inauguration Under the cir-
cImstances nothing OF an official charac-
ter can be held under his control for
a few DAYS longer Ii is with this re-
scryati0n that limitations of his in-
tentiOns have been communicated tO
the gentlemen who have been chosen and
10 their friends. I'm making his selec-
tiOns. General Harrison has been eX-
tremclv cautious but still he has disrc
gardcd political influences and consider.
ati0ns that would have had determining
force with other men Back of the Cab
net. which must be expected 10 be a dis
appointment, there is supposed 10 be an
idea, peculiarly General liarrisOn's own,
and ina that idea there is principle The
key 10 il all will be found in his inaugu-
raj address. in which will be very strongly
emphasized the civil service principles
which it has been determined shall char
actelize the Administration throughout
from the Cabinet down 10 the lower
branches of public service.
A representative OF the United Press.
by careful inquiry among gentlemen who
are very close 10 the President-elect Te-
specting the names given, established 10
his satisfaction that the list, while not
official, pressed that point very closely.
Hence it IS given rs the best possible in
formation obtainable on The subject at
This time
There are excellent grounds for stat
ing, however, that the eight executive
officers have been decided upon, and
that unless il may be deemed advisable
10 change the list between now and
March 4th, the nominations OF the fol-
lowing named will be sent to the Senate
For Secretary of State, James G.. Blaine
of Maine. Secretary of the Treasury
William Window OF Minnesota. Secre
iary of War jeremiah Rusk, of WiscOn.
sin. Secretary of the Navy, John II
Thomas, of Illinois; Secretary of the In
terror, J " Noble, of Missouri; Attor-
ney General, W. H. II Miller, Of In
diana Postmaster General, John
of Pennsylvania; Secretary
Of Agriculture Warner Miller, of New
! lOrk.
Friends of the President-elect believe
that this is the list go day, and that it
will stand unless Mr. Miller declines the
agricultural portfolio
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KOSHER MEAT.
The Dict the NV York Hebrew. WA

The Diet the N,w York Hebrews want.
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 1o-About q
hundred New York Hebrews met tO-
gether sunday evening Mt the Blooming.
dale rooms, Sixtieth street, near Third
avenue. TO consider the question of
placing within the reach of the Hebrew
of this city, Kosher meat, by which
term is meant such meat as can De eaten
consistently with the laws OF the faith.
The meeting was presided over By Simon
VI. Roeder On the platform with him
sat Chief Rabbi Jacob Joseph, Rabbi +.
ID. Mendes. Rabbi Moses. Moses Mais.
ner. and Rabbi II T. Mendes, who all
made remarks on the subject i'm hand.
Rabbi Joseph strongly urged the ne
cessny of jews observing the law in
their diet. and said that those who re-
iected the observance of Kosher in their
diet committed an Inconsistency.
Rabbi II. Il. Mcndes had something 10
say about the mutual attitude of the up-
town and downtown Jews iu matters of
this kind, and pointed ont the fact that
the former were TOO much given 10 AS
suming an air which said stand aside,
for 1 am hOlier than thou He urged
cohesion and cooperation in the matter.
After remarks from many of those
present "a committee was appointed. con-
sisting of D. W. Piza, Rabbi Maisner
Rabbi F. d. Mendes, Rabbi H. +. Men
des. and Jonas Well. 10 visit the different
congregations and have them appoint
special committees 10 visit the members
OF their own congregations 10 solicit
subscriptions for starting the work pro-
posed
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TOW1qWe1n,
922iice8Co.
WASH STUFFS.

elftecns. tsinghaUnS, and
= ahtrs continue tO ar
i.sc. and the new color
luss are a delight to the
csc. Tints and shadIngS
heretofore deemed IUnpOs-
eiblc ia wash fabrics
abound IA richest prOf'u-
,i0u. Frcres kOcCbIin's
sat(ecns and AndersOn's
(.iugiIaIIls are the reCOg-
uiKed standards the world
over.
Ehc patterns that we
snow are generally eNClu-
.iNc and confined 10 us for
Ibis city.
tOlOrcd Checked Main
>oos~ We have displayed ia
srCat variety as the low
squire Of ~ 1-2 cents.
LiuCn Lawns we have in
tandard makes, with Il
range frGIn 20 cents tO ~.
LinOB dc DaCCaS COM
uiand the wanted atten-
tiOu. lhcir values being be-
tWceu the extremes OF = t-3
cents and 30 cents.
There are exclusive pat
,crus ia "a Saitccn al IJ
cents that ~ often called
"ErcuCh." These are an
tmcriCau product.
tuOthcr IO( OF the nine
it-iuCh Linen Sheciing for
~ lhc ward.
i20 East Broad Street
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KEYSNILLE
Church Dedication-Map II Charlotte
County.

County.
Correspondence of the Times.
KEYsymLE, Va, February ls.-Bishol
Randolph cOncecnted the new Episc0
pal Church here yesterday, under OBJ,
name of Ascension He also con
| frmed "A class His sermon was from
the now commandment, "That ye love
one another and was q masterly cflort
laying down the laW of love as being tn,
backbone of The Christian religion and
the foundation of AN true friendship
and Christianity Last night he preach.
al "a, brakes Branch, and confirmed d
class there.
The hurch at Keysyille has been built
several years bat there has been a debt
of about 81 POO hanging over 10 for money
advanced in It's construction. this, the
trustees refused TO pay on secure Major
j. W. Morton 20 whom the debt was
due, after repeated efforts TO compro.
mise and settle without avail, was COM
PEELED 10 bring suit and at tAe last term
of the Circuit Court. Judge Irving gave
Judgment against the Church, and or
dcred the property 20 be sold unless The
debt was paid in six months II looked
like q iorlorn hope TO raise that
amount IN SD short a time a- our peop e
aic poor and unable tO contribute much
uaior Morton, who bad already con
tabuiei 800 20 the building of the
church. and Dis wife headed The list
Wilh S201. and ihis encouraged 0ur
faithful rector. Rev. Alexander OVERLY.
that he determined to mako the effort,
aud By his IndOmitable energy and per-
severance, he has paid OF the last dol
lar, and The church now stands as
monument to his faithful work
At a meeting of our Board of super
visor- last week, they appropriated $500
for the purpose of getting up map of
Charlotte county, aud "a description of
of our lands and resources, I'M accord
ance with the plan advised by the De-.
partment OF Agriculture. As soon as
Ills can De done our County Immigra.
ton Agent, Major f. " Morton. of
Keysvillc, viii have this map and de-
-crption printed, together with what
lands are placed in his hands for sale,
and they viii be distributed by the Com
missioner of Agriculture an over this
country and Europe OCCASIONAL.
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No Choice Yet la West Virginia.

CHARLESTON. WA, February is
4 ballot was taken this morning, for |.
5. Senator. GoG received 40 votes, and
Kenna 20, the rest were scattering. No
choice.
Two votes were taken to-day for
United States Senator The Democrats
broke badly, eleven Of them leaving
Kenna, six of whom voted for Wilson.
The closing vote stood Goif, 40; kcnnar
20; Wilson, q; rest scattering. Necessary
70 a choice, Al
There is rumor tonight which gain,
credance, 10 the effect that secret ar
rangement has been made, whereby the
three labor members, will vote for and
elect Col tomorrow and that Carr Will
then he elected Governor.
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GALVESTON, TEX, February ls.-Miss
c Horton, a passenger on the steamship
Nueces, which arrived from New York
Yesterday, committed suicide by jump
ing into the Gulf oil this city. Miss
Horton, who was about twenty-eight
wears of age. had for the last TWO year.
been patient in several New York hos
ptals. where she was being treated fol
an injury to her spine Physician.
finally pronounced her case hopeless. and
she was advised 10 return 10 her Texas
home. As the vessel neared this port
she told the captain that she hated TO re-
turn to her good friends 10 be "a burden
upon them. No suspicion that she in
tended suicide was had, however
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lspecial TO the Times

DANvmLE, Va, February 1S-Tho
Young Mems Christian Association Con
ton closed last night with Oyerfowinl
meetings at the Main-street Methodist
Church
A terrific thunder and rain storm passed
over this city and section this morning
lasting from 3 to o'clock, doing somc
damage 10 the streets, telephones and
the work along the new Atlantic and
Danyllle road
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Harrl.on's Washington Trip

PWTsBrRG, Pa, February ls-The
schedule for the special train to convey
General Harrison from indianapolis to
" ashington was made up in this city
to-day The President-elect will occupy
the special car OF President Roberts Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, and will leave
indianapolis about noon Monday, Feb
ruary 25th, passing through this city at
.215 A. NJ, February 2Gth. and arrive at
Washington at 25O p NJ. the same day
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MALE HELr WANTED.

nVERSEERS WANTED EVERY
~ WHERE at home or To- trsNei. We wish
f4ra riu adyerfi- -euenf- and show card. Oi
r. ectric Goods. Advertisements tu hr TAT Nr'
up everywhere. on tree fences ani turnpike-
Inn conspicuous places. In town and country ln
All parts II the United states ana 'dnadh
Steady employment, vases SO" per gay eN
neu...- "A i,snced. no talking required. Local
work rOr all or part the um-. aaHit'a VIE
stamp.
Emory 4 CO.. Managers 2il Vine ST.,
Cincinnati. .. No attention paid to : ia
,strl. f. H. A.
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CABLE FLASHES.

DUBLIN, February ls - Four more
persons have been arrested in connec-
tion with the murder Of Policeynspecioi
Martin at Gweedore. The police are in
possession Of the names OF hundred
persons who were in the crowd al the
time Martin was killed, and it is proba-
bic that all Of them will be arrested
PARIS February ls.-M Meline has
abandoned his attempt to form Minis
~
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Terrific Cyclone in Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ga, February lS-The
southeastern part of Banks county
was visited by a terrific cyclone be-
fore daybrcak this morning. The
house of Thomas Stephenson was blown
to pieces, and his whole family were
lifted up and carried high into the air,
stephenson and one of his sons were
blown into tree and killed The
remainder OF the family were Sc.
riously, if not fatally injured.
". NJ. Medders' house was similarly
torn TO pieces, and both Medders
his wife were killed by fall
ling timbers. Twelve other
persons were hurt by flying timbers and
by being blown against tees and
houses. The storm passed on to
Nicholson, a place OH the Gainesville and
jefferson railroad, where about a dozen
houses were torn from their foundations
and scattered in all directions.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

RiCnNoNp. Va. February :, ice9.
TO THE PUBLlC.-TAkE NOTICE
4 that nave bis DAY app 'ntcd NJ. lS.\AO
:. TOWER ny agent to carry On The nusi e->
Of general dealer in Agricultl raj lmplcm nis,
WAGONS. Ac.. at ISIS east Main street, Rich
uOnd. Va. CHARLES /. hlNIbh.
tc.n2w
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next 10 Landlord Keichum s
family. When he awoke he felt the
bed sink under him, and then be
came pinned fast, with the ceiling rest
ing on him, and unable 10 move
He could converse with the Kctchums.
who were also helpless. He was nearly
drowned by the water from the engines
before being rescued
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~ uue week. commencing oNDNi, fEg
hrAhf ia, l,,I Matinee every DAY a. 2jD L.
VI. rNtIt night H. tNFHgcmt ut LAiraOt-
binary Of fhe young American ACTOR, Mr.
: SNMiE j. WhLELEk, uudcr the manage
meut Of Frank Is Carr la +. I. COodrichr rO-
a. attic. realistic border drama, & .iLLLl
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday Matinee
asst Nleht. und NJ NrE. or a Double lie.
1hursdAy. Friday and saturday. Matinee and
Night, supported ~ bis carefully selected
dramatic company. introducing trite OF In
dian-, clegsnt scenic effects, .trong dramatic
situations and BIS tfaincd lndi u pDnt, Gin
ger b.ur. bl1nu street para Z Monday at II
=. ~. Piiec. ss usual. Reserved s,ats on sals
at fhe oycra 'ouse. fcl5-lt
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THE LYNCnBURG BOOM.
Appropriations Increased and Taxes Re-
duoed.

Special 20 the TINES
LYNcHDURo, Va. February l5.-The
best evidence that The business boom in
This city is genuine is shown to-day by
fact that the Common Council had re-
duced taxes from Sl05 to $3.50, and in.
creased public free school appropria.
lions $500, and street appropriations
$4,000
The advance in real estate has been
extraordinary in the last five weeks.
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by george W. Mayo, Auctloucctf
ono. L. Laughton, Jr., salesman
NO. "a Ninth street
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
> OF ELEGANT IMPORTED DINNER.
EA, q Mt. FISH AND DIS ERr -EIs'
FANCY CHINA, &C. &c. AT AUCTION.
On
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY
lsru AND -Urn.
commencing AZ lOsD o'clock each day. shall
sell ln my rear saicsrOom. NO. q Ninth street.
without reserve. the LARGEST ANuFlNE>T
COLLECTION or AK; CHINA ever sold in
ibis cIty. and viii consist in part or
DINNER AMI TIA ~fI- GAME. FISH.
OYSTER and SOUP SEIS- decorated by
such Well-kuown artists as heardou and
6uruey, Of Limoges. france. H05a Mor-
cesutr. Hungarian Luneyl e. Vienna.
lmrE JOserh. WrdgcwOCds. NintOu and
other lue art DDS
LAMPS n 30 ne. Brass. BisQue &C.
IOll ~ Sill, OBJ ten ana twelve pieces;
FINE BRIO N-BRAf. FANCY CHINA.
BnAc> GOODS ui different DESIGNS
The toilec ION "a the b. n ever offered FOR
sale al auction Mauyot the designs ale of the
current years importation and therefore the
latest Every piece Is fr-f-cla.s lu every re
spe,t ant wortny the attention ot the beet
GLASS of Duye.s.
The collection VIII be ready f0r public cx-
hiul luu on Monday aft.r IL o'clock. aud the
most careful eNHmluatlnu is ear estly desired
hY those who appreciate unr 20 ds. seats
VIII be- progld Tor the ladies'
ielo-ltl q Okrt ". MAYO, Auctionecr.
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J. ". MCLEAN President.
H. Y. WEMPLE, secretary.
sworn o. in the City OF Brooklyn before
Wm. y. -tebblns. Notary Public or kluss
County. by j. NJ ~cLean. President. ani
Henry Y. Wemp T.. Secretary.
4. PLEAsNNTS. GENERAL AGrNr.
W. b. LlGHTFOOT. SPECIAL AGENT.
ei5 L Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NOIAKr ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
VI BFRGER lEArH. Lss-ees ans Managers
GRAND OPEkATfC CONCERT.
WE'D SuAl. FEBRrAltY ~,
NJ EMMA JlCH
The -fir4ul-ne luug UrlmA donna. assist
eel hy toe folio q crinfnf Yotaiists
MISS HELEN NO. rENHOFF, COutraito,
MR. WN j LAWN tnOr. sH. JOrEFH
LhNDE. Baritone lstrumeniali,ts Miss
ADELE AIS DLkOHE. Piano. Nk VICTOR
hEkbEhI NiannotiO Z. .e concert will con
clule With be- emf rs c0ui act iu costume.
~ founD1e FAUST MISS EMM JuCn A.
Nir4nerift oihor characters by the company.
Tickets ol sale Monday. February Is.
fe ll-2t
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IHL COMMITTEE APPOINTED
iaHtr arrangements f0f tho entertain.
ladies Hl les Camp on Friday uight.
.' i.i. nlI meet at lJI north Fourth
...t nlsiit Hf SD O'Clock 4.
THOMAS a. BkANDEH.
Chairman.
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Published hy Authority OF the Auditor of
Pubic Accounts OF tue Commonwealth Of
Virginia.
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ByA j. Bradley Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouccrs.
Corner Thirteenth and HUI. Streets. Man
chester Va
TRUSTEES sac OF 4 FINE
BRICK DWELLING AT THE CORNER
Of LLlNEA M AND DECATUR STREETS.
MANCHESTER Va.
by virtue of "a deed of trust bearing date
October %. l-rt. duly recorded iu the clerk r
Office OF the Manchester Husfiugs Court, ID.
D., yOl. .. page goo d lau.thaiiug been made
boo thf piymc.t of the Ifhf secured no rebv.
and De- nF required ,o t0 do by the b nenciarS.
we VIII -- ~ at puD auction, on the ptemlse-.
THU hsDAY, tFBRrARY 2lsT, 1859.
at $4,000 =. ~. thar desirable and finely
located brick dwelling NJ five rooms. modern
On construction. 2. iu4 one oi the best lDcht,d
dwellings iu tle llfy The Dot ont. J3 feet
at tut southwest cui uei ul Eleventh and be-
cttur streets. and extends bdrk * lbj fert. The
lur is paved. tng BIAS good stable and all
necessary improvements ~ make 10 a desirable
ANA comfortable nome.
IT, HM- Cash a- tO expenses Of executing
fhiH ffu-t 1nl amy taxes that mas hD due. and
fI 1sehlI4e tne h lance due uDuu bond.
about sl-u. the residue on terms made known
On cav VI sale
G.. A. JONES.
H. A. BOWEN
h. {. BEATriE.
Trustees
A. j. BRADLEY s. CO.. Auctioneer.
lel'.li
TRUSTEES SALE or POO ACRES
L or LAND. LYf q ~ nFNRfCO CDrN-
IN. on ldt YORK RIVER HAILROAD.
BELOW eICHNOND. AND
KNOWN AS "cONG MEADOW
in execution 0f adeed of trust from r. T..
N0seIy aui wife, recorded boo lienrDO County
Court ou December i,fh, l-sl, d' fault having
been made lu tue payment Ol a nOfD Tor
fHAi.3i. with interest from April ith. ls1i. and
"a note Tor slus.li. with interest nOm April
am. 1865, ana secured by uid decd. beng
required .0 tod by the holder OF the said n0fe-.
] shall, us SURVIVES trustee. -rll ny alcti %. 90
front vi thr Custom huus-, o1 Bank, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, Richmond, Va
uu
SATURDAY. MAkCH eyD. l-s9.
at % O'Clock. 81. the land above described
IftMs.-ta.h sufficient 90 defuy the e1-
pfn-es ol sale and pay the said iwo notes
Nfl interest there %. and the residue upon
Terms tD Dee anuouuCei af tine sale.
CIhIf- Bn~~lErN.
fel- llf-efou surviving Trustee.
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Ispk -ALE, CHEAP, ONE II. NJ
t..f,d ,diIt Z ,. Power Elevator. Adirsss
Na' H. IiaEs'OMcc. ieisl
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1 NNCAT STATEMENT FOR THE
\ FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 8l>I
DAY OF DECtMBEk. l,'-, .nf hE A, p
TU Icon DlllON OF THE MANI TITAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OkGA.
I'D NDEk THE LAWS Ol THE 81 ATE
Ol NEW YORK. MADE 10 THE DDllOh
ul Pl BLlC tlOl I> FOX TILE OM-
nONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. PrnSCANT
10 THE CODE or VIRGINIA. CHAPTER
l3 SECTIONS lZtU AND lye3. NE1L LAIING
THE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COMPA
MES.
Name OF the compan, 10 fun. Tie Manhat-
tam lite Insurance Cumpauy, home or ptiu-
c.pll Oihcc 90 said company. 10 broadway,
New York City. character of the comp ny.
whether llfc. accident. casualty rff co.Oucrt-
flk- a~rOclIfi %. BROTHERHOOD. livestock. or
any other association iu-uflu4 Nit-ldie lu.
-urauce. Pres dent. james Vt. Mclean. Vice
Presidents. Jacob j.. Ha-fy. Do rnrF
Is. Stokes. 2nd. Secretary Henry J Nemp'r.
ArtulIt samuel y. -fehNlu-. OrgaiIL a
1880. commenced bus moss. August lst $50.
Name of the General Agent lu Wig uia: j
Aluir Peasants. Residence Oi tine General
AZ no iu Virginia Richmond
during the year ....''....... '... 86s7 90
there6y..........'.@... ..'....... sl0ois1 10
The am unl ~ premiums received
duiing rhe year. .... ........ liji.9 %
The amount ~ interest received.
and all other rect lpfs... ....... lil.l3l 81
The cunt Oi losses PAD during
the year. ..... ........-. ...-........ N-N..I li
The amount Oi losses unpaid lni.W-H y
The amount Ot expense ..... i..,tiU 81
force. NM. ........' ... 55s5 60
The amount Ot laOi ifics COZ risks
hereun, and au other uaD.u
titr -.tttt..... ttt.t.. t'pt.''J %
The amount Ot capital stOcA, i
u.y..... ....................... 10000 Ol
Inc amount Of assets, and how in
vested. ............... ............ If 5i3045 s0
Real estate. e...... . ...S 32.3jr .i
B .nds and mortgages 36ssU,2 ij
Temp rart loans. .... . lHu.ff- aH
Prem iOfDs ......... ebJ-3 26
Bonds and stocks. -...... 81 fj INN UU
Cash ........... ........ 1856 .iN 3s
Inc due and accrue o.. llDOfl "a
Prem-. due and defer
rcd. ............... 23s02l e6
Amount of dividends .... ...... 2-Ols- sd
j. ". MCLEAN. President.
n. Y. WENPlE, secretary.
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PROFESSIONAL.
-------------~-~-~ 7~-r----r-- ---~-~-7-~,
JAMES Lyons. WILLIAM II. LYONS
| YONS X LYONS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS
AT LAW,
No. IA Shafer's Building, Richmond, Va.
PKnEESSIONAI.

We will give prompt attention TO law bust
ness in all the State and Federal courts OF the
ely OF Richmond and:a accept counties.
= > - uD--- m
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THE WING,

E.tahIishcd January. is2 Il, ,
VAS absorbed by The Daily
Tlrlcs December ~, fsNS.
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iNANTED-POsITION or SOME

w ANTED - Two GENTLEMEN
" boar ers Tor a nice room: goo locality
ana convenient 20 business and an the places
oi amusement. Address Y. care DAILY
TIMES isaltf
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By 4. j. Bradley Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouocrs
Corner Thirteenth and HUI. Streets. Man
nhn.ter. VI.
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TUE SHOCK

was felt all over the city Windows for
a block around were smashed Out Of
The tfty inmates Of the hotel it is thought
that five may have escaped unhurt imme.
diately, leaving forty-tye 10 be account
20 lOI
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EXCITING ExPERIENcEs.

The experiences related by some Of the
survivors are exciting Mr. W
VI. Gay occupied room
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AUCrIoN >ALE-To Day.

By George ". Mayo, Aucti0ucer,
Ono. l.. Laughton. Jr, salesman
NO. "a Ninth street
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TRUSTEES SAFE OF 4 FINE
Of LLLNEA ia AND DECATUR STREETS.
.LAALLIL.I .IL-L \ l.
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4 TEMroHARY NoH0UE.

Was undoubtedly the explosion OF tht
boiler in the basement il was OF sixteen
horse power built by Pukin, of Hart.
foi. in 1882, and was inspected and ap'
proved last August by the Hartford
steam Boiler Inspection Company The
engineer goes away al midnight banking
the fires lie has been arrested on =
charge Of manslaughter.
10 j. conjectured that Gains, the porter
may have started pumps and caused the
explosion by turning cold water in an
oyerheated boiler, but as he Is dead, no
light Is likely 20 be thiown on this sub
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-13
Get In Before it is Too Late.


At the rate the government land is
being taken up in this county for the
past year will, in year hence, wind up
claim taking in Columbia county, and
the person who expects to take advantage
of Uncle Sans generosity and secure a
farm should not delay too long, or they
may find that they are a little too late.
The last of the state land was taken
three months ago, and there being no
railroad land in the county, as soon as
the government land is gone real estate
will take raise that will be a surprise to
many. Land has raised in value very
rapidly for the last few years, and with
the varied resources that this county has
and the rapid increase in population that
is being made it cannot be but short
time until land will double in value
With the ending of governmental land inCo
lumbia county will end the available va
cant land of the United States for it is be
ing taken up as rapidly in the other coun
ties of the coast as it is here, and then the
landless will remain landless, and those
who are so fortunate as to own plec
of land will not be disposed to part witt
it at the prices now prevailing.-MiSt.