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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

( Richmond will have no fair this year.
FarmYile will, and as all Of FarmWlle went
TO the Richmond fair last year and spent
very much Of Esrmyiile money there II is now
10 order for Richmond TO return the c0mpl-
ment. Turn out IN full force and spend their
money freely. Glad 10 see you. The inyi-
tstiOn Is general one, though 10 cards will
be issued FormUille journal.
AN right. Get up your exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

The New York Tribune saws: "Mourncrs
over the wreck Of the Libby Prison VIII be
few and FAR apart. II the presiding genius
OF railway smasbups should always select
material for destruction SO iudiciously that
parsonage would be 8 public benefactor.'
That is the most Libbyra thing we have seen
IN the Tribune for q long time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

The RIGHT SORT OF BOOK That's what
the Dispatch calls IT since Richmond has
been given the order TO furnish The Govern
ment with boilers for battle-shlp which are
10 cost 100000. We are Just Ia glad a.
though we lived there. The fact Is Rich
mond helongs to all Virginia. and every
"mother's son Of US" rejOices ia all thst
makes her people glad. FarmNiie Journal.
The people OF Richmond appreciate the
feeling PRESSED by the journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

North Carolina is sgsln moving In the
matter OF contributing statue OF NATHASIEL
MACON to statuary Hall at the national
Capitol. \. The subject would be aspendid
one. and nor Raleigh correspondent makes
no mistakeVn saying that VALENTINE Is the
SCULPTOR to " tbe work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

DRcGs. nrDici,as. So.
PURITY GUARANTEED

, 40 ,,-,,,, a.. r,fpopwro,.. -Trrps1Ap ...,.
80 -, .e,f-r,.s r,l,,prrp pAyr.r .
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49, va -t
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

president IIARRIsoN's Americanlsm
seems TO grow more and more intense. lie
loves pie as well as baseball" It ~ well. IL
takes game Of the latter to cure The elects
Of The former.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10
ON THE DAN.
A Terrible Railroad Accident-Sui-
eide.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatchl
DANvILLE, VA. May 9.-There was ter
rible accident on tue Atlantic aud Danyille
railroad This afternoon. 4 1at-car loaded
with railroad iron was passing from one
track 20 another aud was overturned, and
several colored bAnJs who were sitting on
the car were caught under the iron.
Thomas Thomas was instantly killed, Iha-
raoh Lanier and Boz Mcclellan bad each a
leg badly crushed, and william Puryear had
both legs broken and will die.
News was received here to-day that Mrs.
George W. Fitch, welLknOwn lady Of Cas-.
well county, bad committed suicide.
l.. T. Bccsuor, member OF the CITY Coun-
cu, died to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10
BRJEF COMMENT.
The present brand OF temperature will dc

GA journey to Venus would take fifty
years, travelling at sixty miles an hour" we
move that BouTELLE be sent on Journey to
Venus In a whcelbarrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

"JosE RYAN GALBis, Spanlsrd, died
at Bordeaux on Tuesday at the age OF one
hundred aud eighteen years" Was he
WAsuIYGroN's body-servAntf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10
P@GWE ar

To itsc,f IN many important Particular, Hoods
SarsaI ari,la is dl4o.ont from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar I'm combination, proportion ard pep
Rraton Of Ingredients, Hoods sarsaparla pos
sessos tho luu curative value Of the best known
roredles OF tho vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in rs medicinal mer.., Hoods sarsap1
ulla accomplished cures hitherto unknown.
Ps,ular iu strength and economy Hoods sar-
fararliia is the only medicine o. which can truly
bosaid. 100 doses one dollar" Medicines Ia larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses, aud do
not produce rs good results - Hoods Saraapariiia
Peculiar in its B" good uamo 90 home" there IS
rrore OF Hoods sarsarsri,ia soidin Lowell, where
itlsraal3, THAI OK an other blood purifiers.
Peculiar ia its rhcnomenal record or sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity 90 so short "a time. DO not be To-
dJeedto takoauy c.hefpr Besure 20 set
Hoods Sarsapari!la
soldbyandruegists. fl;sizfors5. PreParedonly
byC.LHOoD - CO., Apothecares, Lowell, Masa.
100 CoeeS Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10
rlanammEn,s nUPPLrks.

Elm h TIL READ, e,..sFSgsa
- TWiNEs. LINES, CORKs. PN~--S--s-A'~
CORhWO0D, OIL~CLOTHING, &c. NETTING
" every description made 70 order. NETS and
SEINE.S rugged resdy FOR use.
AlsS, manufacturers OF COTrON-TWlNE
HAMsOCks. l. LlCHTENSfEiN'S Sons,
corner Seventeenth aud franglin streets.
SEINE THREAD. ap 4-Sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

able feature In the programme viii DO two
hundred children dressed in white ana
wearing red aud white sashes with wresths
OF flowers on their hesds. HAMPTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

ERMAN NEURALGIA AN'
" HEADACUE CCRE. s l.sf.
Beechams English ilIls hero.
Lily: also COufeusoi MIA. al i-au..
Extract o. Malt llluH brrat. &c.
l. WAGNER. D0IggisL CORNER c-1tl api it
streets
FOR sAls, a bDRATGUr rCBs SODA a.
RATS TUFTS neAri} ulW. TTr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10
VERNON EXTRACTS,

FoRTHg HANDKERCHIEF AND IOuE.
areequal % tho imporfod Inwals AIS %.
ami 81 For sale q. drug aGt n-s-se'
stores.
II your dealer docs Dot keep hen ssnt '
PURCELL. LAuu n fV..
Wholeselc Dlues
apN ~. 31osrr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10
lRoN KooPiNG.

no ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS,
4 AND BUILDERS: We have in STOCK EX
CELSIOK CRIMPED AND CORRUGATED IRON
ROOFING Of superior quality. Zach sheet IL
painted on both sides. Call nc our warehouse,
aud north Fourteenth street. got circular,
and leave your orders. SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SUPPLY COMPANY. ap N-lmO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMIN
! 4 I5TRArOk for the estate Of ANNIE 5.
BOURNE, deceased. hereby notify OIL parties
who have claims against tho estate Zoo prove same
nud present them for payment aud all parties
who are Indebted 10 said estate please come for
ward and settle. JOHN SiANk>.
my I02H AdminlstratOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

Now is the time to buy your spring medi-
cine. Get Hoods Sarsapsrills- 1t Ia the
best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10
The MgMBERs lf IE-
Boston Shoe COMPANY

have experience. fully unfeH.1.t "- ...
meas. and smplo capital % bay iar
no matter bow large, aai do n0t .--t . ....I
vance prices 20 manufacturers f.r .. ... ..r
have % ruu 20 yet rsIl f.r ihe.r s...t
We keep from tle 'nwe.t 3D. .e
deem g. necessary to go sl.h. DO -.....
mands are gooIaat neir.m T..rt ..I t.
W. have only adgorii-eI a ftH s.f... r.I
lies. because % woult ie imr.ri
prices on all our gocit sl.,t 81 . .a.t'
We sell the lowest win the samo .ri|
~ tho iuesi 20 DOCS uof ma.to~
Reductions have been mlIo ir aH ..r
LADIES' SLIPPERS. ONfONn~. Asst.
MEMS KANGAROO. CAtF. HrF~. ...r.
DOSGOuA OXgoaD TIES. LAWS TENNIS.
CANVAS BAL,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

MIR. BLYTHE W. BRANCH, Mr..
VI john X. BRANCH. and Mr. FREDERICK
W. SCOTT have boon admitted partners in our
business from thls date.
THOMAS BRANCH & co.
May 4. 1889. my 5-Iw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10
ANOTHER DAY
OF THE CELEBRATED MARKS TRIAL IN
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Several Witnesses Rxsmined-The Pistol
from Which the shots
were Fired


sresex COURTHOUSE via SrOSY CREEK.
Nav a. Whether or not Nat. Balm was
guilty Of the horrible charge brought against
hin, in the letter which was introduced in
evidence yesterday will never be known in
the course OF the trial, for all testimony on
this subject has been excluded oy the ruling
Of the Court refusing to adTit that; part OK
W. !. Barkcr's testimony which was be-
aiming 10 bear upon that point. aud u Il
better 30. There are heartaches enough
already. twill take many ye1r to heal
the wounds which the circumstance SUI
rounding this tragedy have inflicted. II
would have been most deplornble II legacy
Of soul narrowing stories bed been leit 70
therlslng generation OF The Balm ana Marks
fauiiles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10
GxCrE&toN.. &c.
INCLUSION SEASON OPENED.
TIE ELEGANT SALOON
STEAMER ARIEL
IL .-r,., IL, LIZ r.1 ILL IL. ~. L. 49,. IL.


f
Tho famous THURSDAY AMI THURSDAY
MOONiIGHrS," Cr SUNDAY AFTERNOON TX
CJRsiOSS 90 DUTCH GAP. or SAij RDAI
NIGHT EXCURSIONS to Old f'lNI. NOR
FOLK. an1 VIRGINIA BEACH. NU
Churches. societies. and l.aer or,aui2at0ns
ecu now secure low ratios, or ..-tic. at.f- p an,
By Wli n llay cau MAKO roof Ir.lis without
risk. Can early fJr circular explaining excur-
sions, terms. Sc. IRWIN WElSltEH.
Agcn. Virginia Steamboat Company.
my 5-om ils cas- Aaiu street,
rg'O ENCURSIONISIS, PICNIC
: PARTIES, SUNDAY SCHOOLS, &c.
Tho Richmond and Allegheny railroad has
ju-t orrned o. mo public \iNl "A Pack. Stu
ateI immoIiateiy on tho James river nitoon
Ialles from DID hmoui. Parties -ss ring % MAKO
excursions ehalil eert9iuiy SEQ NlNllA PARK
before making arrangements elsewhere.
the pavilion ls situated en- beautifully
shaded plateau ij3 fees above tlo river. afford
Ing o splendid WOW VI tAo river auI surrounding
country.
The graded roads. shady dolls ana nc0rs, and
tho beautiful sheet of water several mlrs long
aud 3J' yards wide, formed uy lle "a * Wster o.
boshers dam. for boating, usglnE. Ac.. makes
NiNiIA tie mos, desrabie picnic golll5 con-
TIC Gus so the city.
For special rates. &C. apply %
q. H. MACMUkDO.
40 2G-F&SuiT General AGENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-10

RICHMOND, VA. May 4, 1889.
7 HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED AS
4 the executor ~ THOMAh BURTON kKESEE.
deceased. All persons indebted 70 his estate
will please call at once snd settle their indebted
ness. All persons having claims duo 10 thom by
his e5tEe Will please present them properly
proven for payment W.SADNOF.
Executor q z. b. Kee.eo,
No. ( north Eleventh street.
u - .. 4 L. IL 4 u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-29
CONVICT FISH IN LUCK.
President Cleveland shortena His
Impriscnment Five Years.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s-The presldersi
has commated the sentence Of James II.
Fish. formerly president OF the Marine Ma
tional bank Of New York, who was con.
vscted in April. fSSS, of tnisapplyin the
funds OF tac bank and sentenced on yanst
AIRY II. iSs7, 10 10 years imprisonment ~
Auburn, y. Y, upon the firSf esnanf CT the
indictment with statement thai! Judgment
for like punishment will be eIteress
upon condition ON The 10 other eoniats ei
this Indictment.
The presidents endorsement. ia this case
is SIS follows: This eoayict In 90 years os
age. Prior 70 his conviction hss was
trusted aud respected by all whs knew
him. and al his dealings and inter.
course with his failowmen, both III
business and IN social life. had beer. such
as 70 secure their confidence aud esaeeTa.
In the view take OF the application Tor his
pardon. there is no occasion 70 refer to tfhs
nature Of bis asfcGse. nor % comment upon
the evidence upon which his convtetioil
rests. further than to suggest that this Is Il
case In which the actual and wflful intent
10 sieiraud depends on influences some.
what uncertain. | have never seen I; peti-
ton for executive clemeney signed 81
numeruusly rs the one presented Ia this
case By citizens OF great responsibility nnl'
business standing. The priscnsr since bis
conviction has aided the administration ol
criminal isw by giving Valuable testimony
upon the trial Of another offender. Fle has
endured his imprisonmsntt Thus far with ell
the fertituie aud resignation ptesshisi, and
Leen scrupulousiy 0beslient TO MI thu prss.
ON rules and regulations Medical proc.
produced before me falls establishes th.
fact that with advanced age and ssri0u'
disabilities and by reason os lais contine,
ment he II physically and sn,sntalIy iasl
failing, and ara satisfied thar he viii mol
survive his imprisonment If much lsngel
extended Every object sought 10 lie oh,
tanned by the punishment OF hii crime will
be accomplished, in my optnssu, by com
imitation Of the conyieis sentences 10 i'm
prisonment for term Of five years and sii
months, with the allowance 81 deduction
for good conduct Such conInntatlon Il
therefore granted =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-29

Railroad Companies sheafd Redeem
Unused Tteksts.

wssfsfHgTa<. Jaa. 2S-Ths tntefptate
commerce commission Las pf0nfaggsfasd al
oginloa on the snbSess Of passangsr tnrtfs
and rate vars. prepared by fsss chairman 2
CocseY. The papef narrnies the faffs Ct
tending the var In passenger rates in st.
Louis In October, and also iiss eirenfa
stances OF The passenger rate war wtiel.
prevailed Ia Chicago IN iseceEahss. ooth oi
which we're Investigated BY shs commits
sioa IL IL recommended fh1l fne Inter
ssRse commerce acs be - as1eade1 as hrs4,
ta define wbaf shall be considered exeaf-
situ and co7nButafio1 tickets secosd. fs
prohibit asl paS meItt ai ebEnnalxsieA'
90 thss sale Of ftGkets ag11 al sAis 0f tSskefa
faf ssterstasc business EXCEPT by fcsynlsi
agents % the carriers. Third, 70 Feleiss
carriers 70 provide FOR speedy and csnye
uisaf redemption Of unused tieksis 90
e1a pcxss. The previous recon nraeHdatiohs
IN respect 10 gmea1saents relating 70 teln'
tariffs and notices cf rr9EcfIoa of rates aft
rH1ewed
f.Ese ASSo. yaa, IS sateTssxfe GoEnnteEgs
Commissioners Geaaes and NxsTAsgn wsfs
Ia tie city tUsssy On ths NSy - 81 kSus y
rleet the rxflwsy eoszs EAtsxssEssis 81 alans-
sofa. and wfn le4ge Aefe - aIerrgw ~
shss rssen.,sfsts frey are nssklnlI qEs5sf -
esNtIrxss0E u railroad matters here
rHx wEs-Tks PRESIDENT AsEEEsksT.
Case4ao. Jas zs-N hen The mses1lsg g
western rsiir0aa psszlaefts asslpssfne2 aLl'
xfsevnson for iEHess IL wax &iszasKiirFl tnsl
- sszs ssse kaH HgsMgY tfgzItsss
a~T sasgn rr4thess, and ths fnsuts*is
/ hsress 4, slses officers snd 20 uishs s5lszri
/ efEs sfs<
The ssressHg ssf Western fmAHnad i!zexi
ds,ssts ssseeeessEf sn removing lnssft VI tn'
! sfusasfsaR fgnxkz hitherto siaTtf1ntffeti
. !ss.ssssz.s4s4 Ens4nasssss we're t.tesis siia
nnx appears psonsbse fnGE effnAs1snssea' -
~ 10 szrrs meat viii i~ earagsetea ~
Z saxsrzAw.
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>soehss vent f0 ts1 at osesoek ssszsrSiax
zssz ~ II the oasy rwasa 70 The rxfdn. AIS-
1ae fElEss5 short fine Later aud lse,
zrspsAs- was 11srokEn& wEez q wz-n ssas
Gischzrgesj inst outside the saSr vssssssszs =,
fhe cabin TIE skes crashed tnrogwh th@
glass; 2Eka struck Mrs. SsxscAaE asev ihe
heart A11suie sFrsGE Ea IN bed st she
s1uss1 q the sAeE snG the Esza was de.
eA4-ge1 $ second tsas, fAe aea.i s1rsssnr
TIE SAlhs II :1se brszst. MinEze srsrsng ur
= ladder IN e0rxer af tbs zx0zn sa sssse ssslf
Ase0se. and her grandmother MAS asfesurs-
tzzx u seLhaE her ween third 5oas 81 stso,
sfzRek asT ard she fess dead. as SsorsIs3
sEszang cut OF he1. sSnccss win SLEEP. 4
soszSth charge ssrreS him IN the nsass.
cfseeaa ex2wiea car Of bed. and sesSag she
EzsafsaSxer stardfRz several reds f.cra raN
ne<asa. slipped % Ia another fsirEk4son. sid
earese0fsd and clad only 81 shirt alssi
aTa~erss Fan 10 sAa soasa OF xsuraelfgs
DglscSsz. q hAs9 uaSiE vest
lne r1ardere- Is undoubtedly August
Iauto. 8 sS-ye&y-ess: p0se. He ba-rawssi \
y r1scacefer repeating gun yes1Ersiay. aid
Wss seen >erward soaaiiEw a RHsuIser pf
cartridges with bird shat lie las a,e..rs
traced 20 the rzsl-ssd depsjs. II here he tss,k
"a eaSt .Asond train SUNDAY raor1isse.
red Ss9caas. sle sens wfao has lseen l.ra
Lansing STAGE Friday, nas been arrested ssa
szsgaescn ct being in III r&ted fn the crime
Minnie Fasfz wfls probably die Nr. Ssech-
a 1ls@zrzex sre serious htzt rot fatal
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SPREAD or TEXAS FEWER.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Thss supreme
oDurt OF the United states toeay rendered.
an opinion OF considerable Importance
K, the eattiemen OF the West In the case
of y. c. kimmioh, plaintiff sii errer. VI.
john J. Ball and Henry Tienkiil. The case
involves the cosstitutionaiIty of the stats
OF Iowa making person having la his
possession within the state any Texas
cattle which have been wintersd north Of
The southern boundary Of Missouri ar
Kansas. liable for any damagt, that taa's
occur from allowing them %
ran at large ana thereby sprsad what is
called Texas fever. The two Judges In the
circuit court OF the United States fer the
southern district were divided ils OPT nion.
aud the case was sent here for huai deeis-
len. With the record showing tlaas fhs case
had been decided against the plaintiff on
the ground that the Iowa statfir wits aii
Interference with Interstate 0smnierce,
and also In violation of the CONSTITUTIONAL
provision giving citizens OF ihe sttyeral
states all the privileges and tminnaities 0l
citizens OF aas slate
statute II not In conflict With fhe
paramount authority Of 0nxFeAt
10 regulate interstate commerce.
II il unable 70 see that the itatnts hss
ANYTHING 20 do with suen commerce. The
cast, II says, il not one of Fesartesldu OF
commerce. but Einsply requirement that
whoever permits cattle 20 ran ai large shall
be liable for any damages seas loDssi
thereby aud the coaEt entcrtains not this
kllghtess doubt Of the right OF any state -
enact such a statute. IL further h0isiH fhAt
a. citizens 81 Iowa are liable anssff the
statute TIE same as citizens OF ether staiss.
there il no force in the objection THAI the
law il contrary 10 the ciaf:se 10 the eonsfi.
tuition granting equsl rights IN the several
states 10 al citizens of the Ensted states.
Opinion by Justice Field.
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CONQUEST or zaszIBAn
The East Africa EiiI-The Arabs
Defeated.

BKRLES. Jan. 2S-whiie speaking on the
East AfFfca bin In the reiehsfag on saiuT.
day Blsnlascks voice was unusually weak.
being almost inRaaihle. except 70 those
near hin. aud gave the impression that as
ezeratioa Of England with Germany In
Easf Africa caused 4 good i'm preston.
The eusa EnItfee Of tns FeiehsieE 70 which
was referred The East AfFsea ball has ap-
proved OF the measure after striking 0ul
the ciauSe placing the East Africa Com.
ra1y under cDhtrsi of Capt wissman.
ZANxIHAE, Jan. san eagagemenr tool
place az nar~eS- salem on Friday. resulting
la the defeat of tAe ArshS, many of whom
wtre Killed DzrsEg she Sight the arst lieu
tenant OF She German war snip sophie va.
killed By a snnstroke- The defeat Of ths
Ar3bs readers she position Of the c9gtnred
missionaries ssiH aacre dangerous
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-29
THE INSURANCE ROBBERY.
Moore Has es5, 5,00O In E.eflnios -
His Life.

IxDIlsAr0Las, Jan. zs.-IutSrest In IL
great Moore 1eEalcstion eontinsss N
abafed. carrent report now hrs e th9o
the shortage will reach more than slx 60<
nses. aad that nothing short of milItua
will cover the whole defale2fion- The ce1-
nseticHf Insurance CompAny's repgeeene1r
tive new here. however, airs1,utely deoie4
this, and asserts that the shortage will nt4
ran particle above the hfsf aunounco-
menf. All sarts Of startling ruEssrs sh0ue
Moore are constantly iu circulation, 1y1
there In little foundation fDf thsm- h
remasns eHietly az home. aud u now tecms
probable taRF ne viii not be ARRESTED. H 4
even stated tbat the company viii nj en-
Ter into legal proceedings against hin.
lie has fTsfned over ali his n7Ailable y1foIe
erfy 70 reeonp their iossss ~ tar - po1nl.
bic. tfpngh fhis represents only se0ul
$4,000
Finsaeiss authorities here are at loeu q
satisfactorily explain sAe kAcoee& q
Aoorssk meshed OF esnbexxlsMeut faf0ux1
such leng period "a wss carried on.
transpfres that Moore hes locked . h11
iasntIys welfare BY placing h<eyJ fn91e
aure oii his iife. be Carving nt4 less the1
So go 10 personal policies when caunQ|
be seixed by the creditors.
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Choicest Property in all parts OF the CITY,
which pleased show intenoing Purchasers


We quote description scenery West
Journal OF Commerce
within their
OF
by
We
the
q influence OF the
hs Did Mofa
OF West
of
BAKER another
the Cascade and the
OF the
rapidly pushed ooseon with
side VIII
and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-29

ATLANTA, Jan s.--Saturday the MercsE-
tile Banking Co. was in the hands Of a re-
eeiyer. and today the receiver msde re
port stating that the casa assets,
- far az could be found. were
90 cents. while he was reliably in
formed the company had mede collections
of about <15,Ue within she past few years.
yneu this showing Judge Clark sent Presi-
dent Follsun and Cashier Richards 10 jail
The theft was too patent 20 pass by. The
company had been advertising extensively
that Ii wusid make collections for pFaeil-
cAlly nothing. and in this way hiss caught
fseopie IN giaercns parts OF tie country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-29

ALBANY, Or, Jan. pa serious alteTca-
ton occurred in this city this afternoon be-
tween A. r. Thompson and Jesse Clark.
The participants hasi traded horses aud
struck Thompson oTer the head with a
shovel. cutting q gash abous four fEches
long. Thompson drew q pceket-kniie and
sta 5bed Clark in the chest, producing Sc
rious, If not fatal, wound. Both were ar
rested CLARK is too badly wounded 70 un.
dergo trial. Thompson WIS held IN tl.00o
bonds for his appearance at o'clock to-
morrow. Thosnpsen. who is German.
lives on q farm near there. Clark Is a
gypxy horse trader.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-29

MEX sgKLakss. Jan. 2a.-A FScaysa< -
Antonio special sayse A terrible nh
road accident oecHrres this aftek.
noon at PlE1n esxek hrtdxe. A ffe1s1e
train had beer partially deEafie4s
aud weaf- t0ind passenger ttq1o
hind Il and wxs sHadeniy crashed into by .
heayy freight frasss. Many people Wefo
injured. A relief train left here this even-
Ing for she rseae ~ the wreck, - m1I4o
distant. Railway effeials refuse - e1sp
any information
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-29

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