davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25
sWoMEN NAlL-MAkERs.
A Glance at the Condition OF Female L
borers In England.

A Glance at the Condition OF Female La
borers In England.
Zone woman at work in shop be-
hind a clean and tidy cottage had been
making nails for thirty years. She
got I'D for making 1000 nails, and by
working long hours she could make Sd
day nett One little shop from ten
to twelve feet square was in full swing,
where were four young women ..hard
at work. and II they could keep it up
for six days at fifteen hours a. day
their gross earnings would amount 10
the surprising sum Of IS Sd each. But
the clear earnings OF these young
women-skillful. persistent. unweary-
ing workers; their arms thin. but
hardened by unceasing toll; their
chests fiat, their faces fpallid and their
palms and fingers case-hardened by
bellows, hammer, oliver and rod, Will
run to 5s Sd per week, when in full
work. u
The oliver it should be explained,
lis a spring-tfft hammer operated by
the foot of the worker and discharging
the duty OF mechanical striker; its
weight varies from ten pounds to thirty
pounds. 1t is very striking sight to
see II clever girl at her work making
cone or ''countersunk" nails, or
"pipe nails ''spoonheads,n and
''guttersnipes." Her left hand
holds the rod, which Is red
hot at one end, out OF which the
nail is fashioned; with her right hand
she yields her forming hammer. and
with her left leg she works the oliver;
while her eager face is all the time
bowed to the anvil except when
Strengthening herself up she turns
from the anvil TO the bellows to blow
up the fire. $3.50
But when these girls age aged or
about TO become mothers thu gii \ ii
still more striking ana makes one
wish that one had never seen il or
heard OF it. it is so pitiful and sad, not
to say unkind and unnatural. 1t would
seem to be next to impossible in the
present state Of things to do any thing
in tho way Of regulating the hours OF
labor. for the nail-maker's shop is his
house, and his house Ii his castle. But
for the fact that the naiLmakers' san
itary surroundings should be 50 shock
ing there Is no excuse. London Sat-
urday Review.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

n smart country boy. hearing
about burglars raising windows. and
about their plants. wanted to know
III they planted a pane Of glass when
they wanted 70 raise . window r. FL,
change.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

Men will put their money where
hey will never see it again II they are
promised high enough interest on the
disappearing principally. o. Pic
ayune.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

We know a man whose custom 1t
is. when he travels, TO book two berths
in the sleeping-car. He once sent his
servant to book him TO Boston. The
man returned with the following
pleasing intelligence: tive booked
you, sir; there weren't two berths left
in any one car. so ! booked you one
upper in one car. and one lower in the
very next car. IN. Y. Ledger.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

ance, that spot is Soldiers Home. 1t is
right and proper and a solemn duty that
we build these homes; that we feed and
clothe and take the very best of care, in
their declining years, OF these old heroes,
whose armless sleeves, disabled limbs and
whitening locks remind us of the price it
cost to maintaiti the Union of these States
and preserve the liberties Of this free land
Of ours.
day spent at this lovely spot and
viewing these interesting sights can not
fail to make a more lasting impression for
good, upon the memory Of both old and
young, than all that tongue has told or
pen depicted in tones of historic lore.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

The only time when gun isn't
loaded Is right after the accident. =
Puck.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

AN old lady's idea of ballet girl
is ''an open muslin umbrella with
two pink handles. ~ Cleveland Union
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

Chauncey M. Depew graduated
from Yale College in 1856.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25
GOVERNOR SMITHS RESIDENCE.


and can never be admitted to another
Home without vote Of the Board of Man.
ayers previously obtained. Such cases are
rare, however, and to the credit OF the vet
Grams many OF them obtain work, the pro-
ceeds of which, in addition to their PEN
sions, are sent totheir families or relatives.
This Home has=bee especially lucky in
the~way of gifts, a magnificent grand
piano, costing Il 900, being presented by q
lady of New York and a. handsome
wagon, capable of seating ten PERSONS
the gift of gentleman OF Kansas City,
upholstered in leather and so arranged
that there is no jar or discomfort to'the-
occupants. The outfit complete, with its
four horses, cost 50, $40. L.
Since the Homo commenced toreceive
members, l60 have answered to the final
rolf and a. lovelier spot could not have
been selected for their last resting place.
"A more touching sight can hardly he
imagined than the black caissoa as it fol-
lows the beat Of the muffied drum, bearing
another veteran to the bivouac of the dead
and followed by a long line of MANNED and
disabled companions, who know full well
that taps will sooner or later be sounded
for each aud every one,
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25
DINING HALL.

consumed per diem. On Thanksgiving
and Christmas 100 turkeys are slaughtered
for dinner. On these .and other HOLIDAYS
an epicurean feast is prepared for the old
veterans, and the grand old dining-room
Is made TO fe50ufdd with speeches, stories
and patriotic songs. To see how firm q
hold the recollections of the camp and
fields have upon these men one must at
tend these gatheSiBgs; and although the
majority of tfe attendants may be halt,
lame or blind, the fire is still there, and SO
long as life remains 1t will burn as fiercely
as when first kindled.
OF the inmates, Kansas supplies the
largest number Of any one State, namely,
702. The other States are repre-
scented fellews:- Alabama, -Arf-
IONA, /; Arkansas, 90; California,
49,; Colorado, 43; Connecticut, 8;
Columbia, 4 Georgia. +; Illinois, 1862;
Indiana, 4s; Indian Territory, g.; Iowa,
Ill; Kentucky, 10; Louisiana o; Maine, 8;
Maryland, 9; Massachusetts,, 1s; Michigan,
n; Minnesota, 90; Missouri, 37s; Mon
tana, o; Nebraska, So; New Hampshire, 3;
New Jersey, s; New Mexico, A.; New York,
81; North Carolina, 3d.; Ohio, 95; Oregon,
4; Pennsylvania, As; Rhode Island, Q;
Tennessee, 4; Texas, 27; Utah, 8; YER
mont, % Virginia, 2; Washington Terri
tory, A; Wisconsin, II; Wyoming 2; CAM
ada, 4.
OF the entire number $3.50 only can read
and write; 40 per cent. only are native
born. 4
Every morning at nine O'Clock Governor
Smith as justice, and Major Shockley, the
home treasurer, as associate Justice,
mount the wool sack and all cases of mis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

the Court OF Appeals, to the defendant in
the Harrison will case, which was tried
nj the recent special term of the Circuit
Court Counsel for the plaintiff in this
case instituted last week a suit the OBJ
ject OF which is the remuneration OF the
will. This suit is brought in tho name
of Mr.. Jerre Garnett, the brother of the
widow.
A petition signed by over one hundred
persons was presented to the Board OF
Supervisors nj their last meeting asking
for the adoption OF the old road-law in
place OF the present one. As only two
members Of the board we're present the
matter was postponed until the next
meeting.
A protracted meeting commenced at
Hebron Lutheran church yesterday
morning. The pastor, Rev. j. ). Brown,
is assisted by Rev. W. q. Campbell, OF
Concord, n. c.
Mr.. G. M. Louthan, who has snc-
ceeded DR.. r. NJ. Dunn as deputy col
loctor OF internal revenue and who IS
now in Charlottesville, will continue TO
live q. this place.
Mr.. William Jenkins has taken charge
OF the post.ofIico mere, with Mr.. Il. G.
Taylor as his deputy. The Office has
been removed to the building opposite
the store Of Messrs. W. A. Hood N Co.
Hamilton Dodson. who was committed
to the county jail about six months ago
as q lunatic, died there Saturday night.
Miss Lula Jarman, of Charlottesville,
who has been visiting at Judge McMul-
lans. returned home this morning.
The number of visitors here this sum-
mer has been unusually large. The pro-
prietress of one of the hotels Is now rent
ing rooms in another building in order
to accommodate her guests. MADISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
DANVlLLE NEWS.
Candidate for Nomination." True Re
formers Mceting-AnncxatiOn
of North Danvillc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l


of North Danvillc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
DANvILLE. VA, September 4. 1889.
The delegates elected last night to the
County Legislative Convention are sup
posed to be in favor of Mr.. Rover
James, n rising young lawyer, as Dan
ville's representative. Pittsylyania coun-
ty and Danville city have jointly three
representatives in the House, but by the
courtesy of the county Democracy Dan
Vile is allowed to name one OF the three
candidates. and Mr.. James's name will
probably be presented to the convention
rs Danylles choice.
MIR. James is at present q member of
the Board Of Visitors to the Virginia
Military Institute lie has been living
in Danvile but short time.
The Grand Fountain, United Order of
True Reformers. a colorod organization
whose headquarters and bank are IN
Richmond, is IN session here this week,
with 100 delegates representing 2J5 sub
ordinate lodges
Colonel Beirne passed through the
city lest night on his way back from
Rocky Mount, where he spoke on Mon
dav. He was invited to address the
Democratic meeting mt Masonic Hall,
but was too tired to respond. However,
Colonel j. Hampton Hoge, who Is n
great favorite III this section, addressed
the meeting and made a rOuslng speech
/ in advocacy of Caucasian rule.
The Baptist church congregation have
/ appointed committee tOsecure a pastor
( in place Of Dr. Eager, who leaves in Oc-
| tober. 1t is not yet known upon whom
/ their choice is fixed.
The talk Of annexing North Danville
has been revived and the subject IS now
generally discussed on both sides Of
/ the river. In the minds of many PEG
/ pie the consolidation of the two places
would be of advantage to both, and 1t IS
not improbable that the question will
come up in tangible shape within the
near future.
Grant Holland and Richard Perkins
/ (colored) were before the grand jury
some time ago and swore TO certain
statements in gambling cases. On the
witness stand In the Hustings Court to-
/ day they swOre to contradictory state
ments and Judge Aiken issued bench
warrants against them for perjury.
United States Commissioner Coleman
to-day sent John Mccoy (colored on to
the grand jury to answer the charge OF
tampering with the mails. {.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
Attempted Suicide for His Friend

DANy1LLE, Va, September 4.-Some
days ago Charles Turner, fireman on
the Danville and New-Riyer railroad,
failed to make his trip and sent Adam
Price (colored) in his place. Price was
killed in railroad collision on the trip,
and this so preyed on Turner's mind
that last night he attempted to suicide
by swallowing laudanum. BY hard
work, however, his life was saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
MADISON COURTHOUSE.

Democratic Conventional Writ OF Error
So the Harrison WIN Case-The
Road Law, etc.
tCoTespOndenoo Of tho Richmond DlspatchI
MADISON COURTHOUSE, VA,
September 2, 1889.
At meeting OF the Democratic County
Committee here to-day Saturday, Sep
TENDER 18th, was fixed as the time for
holding the district primaries. The con-
ventIon TO nominate a candidate TO rep
resent Madison and Greene in the House
Of Delegates will meet at Wolftown on
the 26th. The senatorial convention
will be held at Culpeper on the 18th.
A writ OF error aud supeysedeas have
been Granted By judge Fauntlernx. OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
By J. Thompson Brown x Co,
ill3 Main street.
DUBLTC SALE OF A MOST De
4 SiRABLE
WEST GRACE-eTREET DWELLING,
no. 81. BETWEEN LAUREL
AND sHAFER STREETS.

BY request OF tho owner 80 will sell a. public
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th,
n $40 F. ", the above MODERN-BUIIT DR.
TACukD TuEEE-SIOkl BRICK DWELLING,
with an tho latest improvements. Double par
iors. handsomely paprred, has twelve rooms,
nicely and conveniently arranged. ana ia "a
FiKSr-CLA>S RESIDENCE. aud m most
charming location. No.hing o.tr- AN De 60
cured Tor tho price on this popular resident
street.
TIE LOT fronts 30 fect on tho south ailo Of the
street by ~ feej 90 n wide alley.
Terms Liberal. aul announced AZ sale.
j. THOMPSON BKONN & 60,
eaS AucuOIeorF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
TTIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .,zn.

NIHUINIA SIEAhDUAI 1.sTst.I
' COMPANY, for Old Point Nor ss<ff&< Ia
folk. Portsmouth. Newport NewS ClaFenens
saIooo-ateAner Akihl, leaving idchmOni
AVERY MONDAY WED SESDAI, snd FRIDAY
ATT A. ~ street cars connect
Connections AZ Old Poins ana AZ Norfolk
.loSeIv yith all lines for northern cities same
siteruooa. James river by daylight Great
tourist Ina Cheapest roatA
Througn tickets on Steamer and a, Garoers
Agency 100 Main street basssSs cneekei
p,esgn, received daily too Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Old Point Wayerly. hicksfort, Va, and
al rolnts Ia kastern North Carolina. kastora
Itrgt.is and all regular landings on tho James
,,~sr AZ loves. rates. and through bills issue1
LUClEN h. TATuM, fice-fresidenI 4.
No lil7 Mala street. aud kockettx
uyIs WEislaza, freight ana fAsss rs or ASeas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Charming Entertainments Given by North
Caroliuians-Pcrsona Etc.

I4iiNifh 'hf'Ah ~ -N'A 80
Carolinians-Pcrsonal Etc.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA,
September 1, 1889. I
The nights and days are deliciously
cool and balmy, gayety holds Its own,
and September promises to be very
enjoyable month at the White.
On Thursday night of last week Mr..
Mcleod, OF North Carolina, gave de-
lightful champagne supper to a party OF
select friends. Among the guests were
Mrs. Bradford and Misses Ball and
Cochran, OF Alabama Misses Hcth and
Hume, of Virginia Miss Coleman. OF
Baltimore Ia very charming and grace
full young woman), and Mr.. and Mrs. La
timer, Messrs. Baker. Williams, Carmi-
chael and Williamson, all Of North Caro-
lima.
On Friday afternoon Mr.. Baker, OF
North Carolina, gave beautiful lawn
party to the following guests: Messrs.
Williams, Carmichael. and Mcleod, OF
North Carolina Judge and Mrs. Maui
ry. Of Washington Mrs. r. II. Whit
lock, and Misses Webb, Cullen, and An
ME Williams, of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward S. Latimer, OF
North Carolina. gave very handsome
champagne supper on Saturday night to
a number of guests, among whom we've
Mrs. Il. II. Whtock and Miss Belle
Webb, of Richmond Misses Ball and
Coleman and Messrs. Baker and Car
michael, of North Carolina and Messrs.
Powers and Moon, OF Richmond.
The following are recent arrivals
Judge White. of Florida Lieutenant Il.
ID. Griffin, United States navy; Mrs. f..
S. Easley. Halifax county, Va. James
Alfred Jones, Richmond Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas y. Carter. Richmond W. Mos
by, North Carolina; L. NJ. Halstead,
Norfolk and Judge W. S. Hemingway,
of the Supreme Court of Arkansas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
TRAN, AOKIHWAaD


Nos. Il ana e make no stopA NJ. = sep, y
signal o. CentrSnA No. IS s,ops only '-
al Chester, CensraiiA sGl Narrnfstf.
rs And 40 stop on signais e. an stations Sos
81. "a IS 81 q, IS ana 81 Mil stop a. al 'tA'''s
for passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR sEavica
On Trains Nos. it aad q sleepins-cars po'F,'A
New YORK aud Tampa, Pa. ViA Jhfts.A',.'
on Trains Nos. IL and ~ sieeg1ls-eh y.
Warrington and Cnaricsion. % iiein ," >
sloeping-cars between New lora aAl "a. 100
VILLA On Trala Ne. = sieopinS-,as p''"e
Warrington and Savannah
THE ONLY ALI-RAIL LINE TO NOkfoL@.
tr.vz AERIyE
Richmond ....'eto N. Norfolk. 10 !: ".
Ri-hraond, '7.O0 2. NJ. Norfolk. iVD = ~
Norfolk 's:2OA n. klcomoad..litJ \. ~.
Norfolk .......5:s0 2. NJ kschnond.. ~ y N.
Tnese tralns also mako close cOnosclols x
Farsnytlle. LvnchDurg. and soaic western pom I,
ar 1 al stations on mo NogfoiS ani Western A.
road. k NJ. sLLLi, >1getw.sA.e"~
X T. u. MysRs. Gsneral sgperAienieaA
r. NJ. EMERSON. General Passenger AseaL
Sol. Haas. Trade Manager. NJ"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
By Thomas Rutherford
and
Chewing q Rose.
By George W. Mayo. Auctioncer.
Ono. f. Lnughton. Jr., Salesman,l
No. % Ninth street

TO-DAY Thursday)
at 1890 A. VI. 7 will sell ~ my auctlon-roons tho
hess lot Of HOUSEHOLD GOODS offered this sea-
son. which will consist in part OF
VERY HANDSOME PARLOR SUIT In Plush
and Coleline, modern style. as good as
wAINUr-FRAMEc RIMsON-PLUSH PARLOR
SUIT In very good order;
WALNUT-FkAME BROWN REPS PARLOR
SUIT In very good order;
2 MODERN-STYLE HAlK-CLOTU SOFAS as
good a. new:
1 VERY HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER
SUIT-complete
! ANTIQUE MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT very
elab0ratoly carved. This IL tho best ma
hocany furniture recently offered for sale.
WALNUT MARBLE-1OP SlDEBOARDS;
WALNUT aud OAK ENTBNSiON-TABLES:
Several EXCELLENT HAIR-MATTRESSES;
NEW PLUSH BED-LOrNGE:
i51 yards BRUSSELS CARPErING in strips;
Several VERY GOOD INGRAM and BRUS 8
Sells CHAMBER and STAIR CARPETS;
lot OF COCOA MATING;
LOUNGES, HAT RACKS. TABLES,
CHAIRS. ROCKERS;
INVALID LEATuER-COYEKED RECLINING
. WALNUT STEAMER EXTENSION CHAIRS :
Several EXCELLENT Nos. aud Cooh-
DOUBLE-BARRELLED BREECu-LOADING
SHOTGUN
l SINGL f-BAKRELLED BREECU-LOADING
SHOTGUN and appurtenances;
An invoice OF CIGARS and hlchmond-madc
CuEROOIS:
A large assortment Of MISCELLANEOUS
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, all ut which
must be sold 70 mako room for other coz
signmeuts. GEORGE W. MAYO.
ee5 AuciiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

EXECUTOR'S SALE
WITHIN TWO BLOCKS OF THE DEPOT.

Al The request Of tho executor. who Is selling
20 settle up an estate. We shall Otlor Tor sAO a.
public auction, upon tho promises, on
MONDAY. SEFTE2BER Q. 1859.
NJ ; o'clock T. NJ. The aboye-described PRO-
PERTY. The dwelling IS a haudso no twO-st0ry
cottage. built on tho Queen Anne style. contain
Ing nine rooms. comparatively nav. aud In first
class order. with lot fronting lO) BY 10 ieet
Ashland II building up rapidly. and properly
tharo is enhancing iu value. The aIysntagcf 10
has In schools. society. aud many other attrac-
tons render IL a desirable place % live. sni
the great number 81 trains between there and
Richmond caily makes 70 particularly cOnve-
MONT for persons doing business N Richmond.
Parties wishing % attend sale can leave by
O'Clock train from Byrl-sueet Depot and return
tho same evening.
IBRAS: As sale SUTTON e CO.
SO D AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
WISH TO I,NpTOY A FEW IA.

I WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW La
1 DIES OF ronnemeut, on salary 10 take charge
Of my business at their homes; entirely unob-
IectOnsble: light. very fascinating AMI health
ful no TALKING required: permanent position :;
wages SO per week in advance. Good pay for
part tine. My references include some Of tho
best we'll known people Of Louisville. Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh and elsewhere. Address, with
stamp. Mrs. MARION WALKER. Fourth aud
Chestnut streets, Louisville, KY 20 l-su&Ih6m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

: , ] D = : :. = =. -
TWO YOUNG lady

WANTED, TO RENT, WITH OR
w WITHOUT BOARD, TWO. THREE. or
-FOUR ROOMS on SECOND FLOOR, with hot
and cold water on same floor. Location. Grace
near Adams street. Address "KoOMS." care OF
Iisrnfch. SO 5-lW'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

WANTED, TO SELL MY 53-INCH
w l. r. COLUMBIA and ss.INCH SEMI
RACER STAR BICYCLES also, COLUMBIA
TANDEM TRICYCLE., all in excellent condition.
FRANK X. STEEL,
So 2-Tu ThGSu3t e23 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
cAsrTRv LrSATrc AsTIUW.)

cAerTRv lryATrc AsTIUW1
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.
July 49, 1883
HAVING USED NOLANDINE FOR
Z Z several years in the treatment 81 uterine
disease and as n general t0pic, most cordially
recommend IL for use IN such case-.
JAMES y. MONCCRH, n. D.,
Superiutcndgnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05

HENDERSON. n. c., September 3, 1889.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
You will please inform the under
signed through the columns OF your pa
per when the county of Roanoke was
formed. Yours truly,
s. S. WHITTES.
In 1887
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
RAILROAD LTNFr
"a ~ .ssssssrS .s5i..
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAu'
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT WAY ig. ivo.

~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 70 IL,
TWO DAILY TRAISsro SoRFOix.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYscHsce.
LEAVE RICHMOND
s40 4. NJ Daily. ra kichm0oI aus r-f.-.....
railroad Arriyo 90 rnferlI...
A. W.. arrive - N1rf..k ial.U
940 4 N. Daily. Ga Richmond a1l Dol.
railroad. Arrive af r..rr...l-,
~. No 3leayrs I,.ar.. ...,
A. y. Tor .armfi'o To-. f,l.lt..-,
noko. hns'1', hnHfHI.s r..
points South c11 h..L
THROUGH Carlo LAnr.rD
7:o0P. a. DAILY. RIA Richmond 90 i......
railroad. Arrive T.. ..r.f....
NJ. Leave Petersburg
nfriWug NlfiIlk
car Richmond 10 hD-'.F
100 ?. N. Daily. TIA kiclm0nf I.
railroad. Arrive - In....
D. ~. o0nne.Iny 49, ..
leaving fo.frf.u-y ne
FaruyIo lyIrInurt l..r....
eah1riaS BRISTOL kl.tr. a....
noogA AMI al p,iaa sa..
NebL
PULLMAN sLRcPrTG-CkR hCC9s. ...
IlDSS
No. i-sieep ns-car from neie-fH.r- .r ....
without ehabgH, lnaHnf i'".,
10 g. NJ. al lyuc1Durz '9 NeugIs
80 3-Lyachburs to Nev o-,.,s, s,.
noAe to Cas-. anolgA. without -.a.t,
lcsets tasFag f-.ue. t.. 1.I a
can ~ obfulle1 80 k.lu.aI s.i ...
railroad dep1'. q. W. ra.Het s. ..II
AID al 10 Company sol-o, .I. eos. Hs
w. I I...
G"nen rNH.asa.
CHAEiEs o. EDDY f.e.Ir,s. lsu-
General q fffHH
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-14
An Important Land Decision.

A Washington dispatch of the 9th says Commissioner Stockslagcr of the General Land Office has ren- dered an important decision in the Tumacacori and Calabasas private land claim in Arizona. He holds that there is no authority for the reservation of 52,OOO acres of land included within tho preliminary survey" of said claim. Under the ruling nearly 3,000,OOO acres of land in New Mexico and Arizona iii a state of unlawful reservation from settlement, by reason of excessive surveys made for tho benefit of grant claimants, irrespective of the question as to the validity or inva- lidity of the claims themselves, are restored to the public domain.