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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
Proposition 90 DanvIiIe.
Special telegram 70 tho DlsDaich.l


DANvILLE. VA, April 1S.-Prestdent Ew-
ing, OF the Atlantic and Dsnyllle Railroad
Company, will publish in io'morrow's
Register proposition which be will soon
submit TO the Council TO extend his 70 id
from Danvil'e TO the mineral 6elds OF South
west Virginia. The proposition is that II
Danyille will subscribe 500, 900 to the road
the company will formally begin work
within thirty days from date Of the subscrip-
ton, and agree 10 complete the road on or
before December 81, 1891. The subscrip-
ton is TO be made in lnslalments OF $4,000
per mile as each section Of four miles Is butt.
The company proposes that on each install
ment OF $4,000. il such bonds shall be is
sued. the company will deposit with the
Mercantile Trust COMPANY, OF New York,
$4,000 Of its first mortgage per cent bonds,
10 be held by the trust company In trust
and TO be forfeited and delivered TO Danville
II the railroad company does not secure the
proposed through line 10 the mineral fields
OF Southwest Virginia by December 81, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
hanged.
by telegraph to The Dlspatch ]

70! V1I'5I"I71 ~ VI -
HARTFORD, CoNN., April lo.-John H..
Swift was hanged at 1916 a. VI.
swift murdered mis- wife, who had refused
10 live with him because OF his dissipation.
lie announced to some OF his COM
psnIons his intention TO Kill his vile,
and then proceeded to do so. Exiraordlna-
nv effort. had been made to save nm. Afler
carrying the case on appeal to the court OF
last resort the Legislature was appealed TO,
aud q resolution making a commutalion TO
life imprisonment passed both branches, but
was vetoed by Governor Buckley, who re-
proved swift for two weeks. The Senate
passed the resolution over the veto, bus tue
Hou.e sustained tue veto. since that time
Intellectual efforts had been maze to pass the
resolution referring the matter to tue Board
OF PardOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

A Nero KtiIedtn middIesex County.

Especial telegram 70 she Dispatch.l
FREDEmCRsBURG, VA. April lS.-lnfor-
nation reached here to-day by Tho Baltimore
steamer Of serious shooting ARRAY which
occurred in MiddlescX county Tuesday eve.
ming and which resulted in the death OF one
OF the parties The participants in the alter
cation were NJ. :. Greenils, one OF the most
popular and Influential citizens on the lower
Rappahannock. his son, and negro whose
name cannot be learned. tseems that the
negro and his wife had been taken ont to
TIE wharf IN a boat, the bridge having been
washed away by the recent storm, and after
securing passage for his wife, who was going
away, the negro asked to be taken ashore and
was told by Mr. Greeuils 10 wait ashort while
until he had stored he freight in the ware
house. At this the negro became somew bat
abusive, and said he would not wait. Mr.
Greenils's son then spoke aud said: "1ou
will have to wait" Words then followed,
during which the negro became very abu-
siye, aud threatened both Mr.. Greenils and
his son, when young Greeuis drew re-
yolVer and shot the negro through the leg,
ord at the same time hls Esther grabbed a
double.barrel shotgun which was near by
and emptied the entire load IN the negro's
face, killing him, "a reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

Reading notices IN reading-maiter vP@
Ines or less. 81: in nonpsrea loaded. 7'c.
Carlof rates ior more space furnished on ap-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

DERRICK proposes to raise quite large army.
And a. the white voting population OK the
same section is counted by millions upon
millions, there 10 OF course no occasion Tor
anything but amusement on the part OF the
whites. Nevertheless. we think that DER
RrcK's threats will be good campaign matter
for Democratic orsters 10 Virginia next fall,
snd 80 we put them on record. Governor
LEE was Of course the Governor to whom
DERRICK alluded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
..a A- ,a.u.eon,Inned dI.solute hahIts.

caused by long.contInued dissolute HABITS.
The act was prcmedIiaed and young h'ug
had planned TO Kill an aunt also. Dut couln
not get into her room. Ills father was sno'
while wing IN bed snd IN his mothers pres
ence. The other occupants OF the house
saved The murdered mans body from tue
burning house. but could notssve the house.
The murderer had ruined himself oy urink,
and bis wife had obtained divorce FOR
several years be had lived upon means TUT.
nlsled by his father, but had exhaustep tnnt
source OF income, hence the tragedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
Murders his Father and Ellis Him
self
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispstcn.l

SPRINGFTELD, MASS, April 1S.-At West
farms, farming hamlet lying midway be-
tween Westfeld and Montgomery and five
miles from westteId centre. this morning
Joseph King, wealthy and well-known
citizen seventy-eigbt years OF age. was shot
and killed by Edgar King, bis eldest son.
and the house fired aud burned. Some time
after shots were heard near by, directing the
assembled neighbors to spot twenty rods
away, where the murderer was found lying
Ia pool OF blood, having shot himself.
He died In two hours. The crime
Is ehargeabIe to an unbalanced mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

What with the proposed Zambcsi railway
system and the proposed Congo railway
from Matadi TO Stanley Pool 1t Is not In
probable that this generation will witness
the completion OF trans-Atricsn railway.
And when that shall have been realized II
will not be a very far cry from Zulu
land to Khartoum after all, seeing that the
construction Of other lines would naturally
aaiin...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
HILG. CI'rY.
A "Duck OF Thief-A Fire,

IoVtcIHI tVIUHt 'IH 7" ''IV I7I"PIV'7u'I
LYNCHsURG, VA, April lS.-A watch
man for the Richmond aud A Allegheny rail-
road caught Il negro named Henry Roane
breaking iotO freiGht-cars on the lower Oas n
early this morning. When detected the
negro jumped into tie canal and swan shout
ike duck. followed bv The olceman, who
finally arrested HIM after man on the or
posite back had headed him of. The negro
had broken open three cars before he was
detected.
A fire occurred this morning about
o'clock in a house on Park avenue owned
nv Senator +. !. Folkes and occupied nv
w. u. Booker aud X. r. Lyon a. grocery
and har~roOm. The building was Quilted.
The loss is about S3.Q00.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
snicide Of \ JonrnaIist.

CHICAGO, April lS.-A gentleman who has
heen stopping at the Hotel Rlchelieu since
April 10th, and who registered as Sidney
Walters, Committed suicide last night IN his
room by taking morphine. lie was an
Englishmau and newspaper-man OF con-
siderable prominence in London. lie had
been engaged in newspaper work in Phla.
delphia, Pittsburgh, and Chicago. lie
seemed TO have ample means The suicide
was not caused by want OF money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
williamsburg Wet.

Especial Telegram 70 tue Di3patch.I
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April ls.-The local.
option election here to-day resulted 10 a vic.
tory for the Vets. TIE vote was: Vets. III;
Dry, e.. The negroes did the principal
voting, and turned out in large numbers.
They were rallied the night before the elec.
ton by rouslng meeting at the courthouse
and were addressed by Mayor +. NJ. South
oil, b. d. Peachy, DIR. X. A. Wise, Rev,
John W. Dawson, and Samuel Harris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19


In your little favorable notice OF Mr.. John
{. Wise's late remarks somewhere in the
North, which read in yesterdays Dispatch.
think, with Difference, that YOU made tN0
mistakes, The first Is The assumption that
Mr. John :. " Use has changed Ills views. Ii
does not strike me in that light. lie sup
poses his "audience OF about four hun
dred" (Puritaus) and "their families " TO be
transported TO Mississippi and "eVery
rebel IN the State" 10 he entawoy, "leaying
there the 100, 900 new -enirauchised voters
under the great manhood-suilrace ieea.
Then be says. "he intelligence and me 1'eoth
tChich ! see here assembled" (italics mineI
"would never in those circumstances sur
render the land without a struggle, would
never Yield their dominating influence and
live in subsection while ignorance rode
over you" over whom? over the
"fne Puritaa colony" as he calls
them? He cannot mean his remark to apply
to the other people they are "sent away"
He cannot mean any southern white men,
for these are the people against whom be has
leyelled his i1vectiyes ever since he Joined
the Republican party; and "the wealth ana
influence OF the country was the especial
butt OF bis vulgarist and most Indecent as
ssults, His record on that subject, notorious
all over this state. proves that II must have
been Puritsns and not southern men that he
meant. For he has done all in his power OF
late years to dragon the South into Giving
IN subsection to manhood III. e., negro
"sufIrage," whilst ignorance rode over
her,"
Your second mistake, respectfully think,
was in not protesting against the idea that
| appears ia this extract from Dir. Wl'e's re-
marks, and | have seen IL advanced else
where, that "the intelligence and the
wealth." as such, are TO govern this State.
Our government is not based on "the intel
ligence and the wealth "-how much intelli-
eence must one have, or how much wealth
to qualify vote ?-but on the virtue aud in.
telhgence OF the people as expressed by the
votes OF white men in system OF universal
suffrage.
The best friends OF liberty have never
been found, as rule. in the classes which
have "the most intelligence and the most
wealth" A SOUTHERN WHITE Man.
April IS, 1889.
We aecept the Amendment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
Persona al Encounter TN Wesley an Col
LEGO.

An exciting scene was enacted late Tues
dsy evening In the Wesleyan Female College
10 Ciuclunstl. the leading actors being the
Rev. DIR. Brown, president OF the college,
and siguor Fs0iani, the music-tescher. DIR.
Brown had inadvertently omitted to include
In the music-teseher's monthly check eight
dollars expenses OF trip made by Signor
Fabiani, and for this The musie-teacher be.
came 80 abusive aud insulting that per-
sonal encounter followed, in which Fabiani
attacked the Doctor In the hall and attempted
10 drag him to the stairway, but the Doctor
proved the better man, and the music
teacher was paid and discharged. DR.. Brown
Is sixty years old. Fabiani is about thirty
five
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

READING. PA. April 1S.-At Pennington,
this county, to-day an ore-minr, the shaft o.
which Is l25 feet deep, caved in. Eighteen
men were in the mIue, and dozen OF them
were p,rtislly covered with the falling mass.
Richard Euingcr was crushed TO death.
Others succeeded IN craving out without
snstaIning serious iniury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

"Editor SHEPARD. Of the Mail and Ex-
press. puts a serene and smiling face on the
situation. lie announces that any efforts 10
nominate him to any Office. either in or out
OF the United States, will be undertaken IN
YaIn.n We hope so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
A Challenge Accepted.


SAN FRASosco, april ia cablegram
was received IN this city yesterday from
Harry Sesrle, OF Austrslia, the champion
osrsman Of the world, accepting the chal-
lsnKe II William VCennor, OF Toronto.
Csnads, champion oarsman Of America, to
row match ia England for 5000 side.
He specifics september ~ the time aud the
London Sportsman a. ake-holder. 0'Con-
nor. who Is IN this city, has cabled bis sc-
ceptance OF the terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

TEE PLEDGE Nor TO Use ToBAcco.-The
Roanoke Herald says:
"Blshop Newman, who presided over 'he
sunusI session ot the Virginia Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church! held IN THIS
city several weeks ago. exacted tbs pledge
OF the candidates for the ministry"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

"Thc present system OF fiat buildings,
which has become so popular OF late, was
known IN ancient Tyre many centuries be-
fore our present era" No wonder those
who occupy the fat on the sixth floor gene
rally Complain OF being tired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

1000 bunchos Of fine FRsNl II FLOWERS n
about one half Of the regular price. This Is Al
entire new stock. We did not carry buhcl
over from last season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

The papers that are ievotIng so much al
tention 10 the " Birmingham political idea 3"
seem TO forget that the movement has never
risen 10 the dignity OF sn idea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

"New York city expects to entertain ut
tho centennial on the Both thirty Governors
It's needless TO ask W hat they will say TO one
another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
BRIEF COMhENE.

"The boiler.mskerS OF six States are in ses-
SION at Pittsburgh" Probably tie meeting
will end in a grand blowout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

"GRovRR CLgyEL AND, attorney at law de-
cliues an Office and accepts big dinner
He prefers n swell spread to loayes and
fehes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

T7OR ALL KINDS OF PURE
Z rnFAN AND ICF~, furnishings for PIC
ries Mrs. JULIA CARAVAIt cannot be ex-
rellei. either in price or quality. Call a. her
SALOONS. 17A EAST BROAD sIREhI, AID
TRY SOME. ep 4-os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
BLOODY TRAGEDY.
A DEPUTY SHERIFF AND TWO DEspE,
RATE CHARACTERS.
One Killed and Two wounded-A Very Sin
gular coincidenes-0ns Hundred and
Twenty-Four.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. ]

CHARLOTTE, n. C.. April lS.-News OF q
very bloody tragedy in linton county, JUST
across the South Carolina lire, Is received
here tonight. Yesterday deputy snerin
bv the name OF Hilton ATTEMPTED 10 arrest
two young white men-Jobn Harrison and
George McCraven--both very desperate cha
rnc,ers. when the officer approached the
men they opened fire on him, and he quickly
drew his weapon aud returned the IRE, ana
McCrayen was Killed instantly. The officer
was shot through the side, and Is expected
To die. Harrison was also badly wououeu'
Toe affair ia causing excitement among Inc
people.
REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE.
A remarkable occurrence is reported from
Caldwell county. Tuesday night the rest.
dencc Of jasper Simpson caught IRE ana
burned I'D. himself and family barely
escaping. lie is farmer, npd, hitchin
two horses 10 wagon. he drove his family
10 his brothers. home, three miles away, ana
was Mortified to find Gre just blazing from
the roof Of his brothers house, Wild tne
family soundly sleeping, as he approached
They were aroused and rushed out IL"
minutes before the roof fell In
All The employees OF tho NJ Holly Knit
ting Minis, IN Castor county, are OUT OH
,strike and the mills have shut down.
There IS a white nan living In cherokee
county by the name OF Jerry smith, VINO the
other day celebrated his Observation-Disclosures
twcuty-iourtn birthday. He Is said TO ps
stout and hearty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
FIELD-nEE

GEED-CORN.
~ Large stock OF all LEADING VARIETIES,
selected especially for seed.
To make large yield and paying crops procure
improved aud selected seed.
GERMAN MILLEr. BLACK AND BLAcK-EYE
PEAS, NAVY BEANS, AND FULL STOCK
OF ALL sEAsONABLR SKEDs.
Write for samplcs and prices
4. W. WOOD & SONS. Seedsmen.
No. 10 south Fourteenth street
ap l9-deod5t&r2G
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CREAMERY AND CHEESE-PLANT
" FOR SAFE. consisting Of ore Four-iiorse
Upright xngiuo, De Laval epualor, Blanchard
churn, Bunef-Press. tHo Chee'e-Nals. fcur
Cheese Presses, Shnfttne. Beli Ing, a.. all conf
and In nrst-rate order. Price $3.50. Address
j. McMUNAN 4 CO.,
ap le-ct Gord1nsyille Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
EXCURSIONS, &c.
OLD DOMINION STEAM -r31-TA
~ SHIP COMPANY. L~A<AXA
CENTENNIAL RATES.

RICHMOND TO NEW YORK AND RETURN
yia Jamcs-riyor steamers. leaving TUESDAYS
ard FRIDAYS at 5 O'Clock p NJ. or uia Chesa-
peake aud Ohio railway MONDAYS, TUESDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud sATU r
DAYS OF s'45 A. NJ. connecting at Norfolk with
steamer leaving ssmo evening. Fare Including
meals aud sta Groom berth on steamerl: single
bassengor. il2; parues OF twenty-five and over.
flOeach. Tickets on sale April 23d, good 10 leave
New York until May sth.
Apply 10
aD1e-Qt 1891 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
IN cHAscsEY.
FISTS.

DR. G. SMITH. DENTIST, ExA
~ 4s3 broad stree, Richmond, Va, Is ~i-ip
daily ueiag sloinan's Local Ansesthetic Tor ex-
tracing teeth--ihe best-known aneBator Ok pain
20 tho profession. lilo has the exclusive risht OF
its use ia the city Cf Richmond. no %eodoin'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

HINES LODGE, No. II, NEA
4 KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.-The1 I y 81
regular meeting a this Lodge will bes.y,,s3y7
held AZ schiller Hal. Broad street ne 49,
tween Sixth end seventh streots. THIS %iL1
friday EVENING. April 10. 1881, at ~ O'CLOCK.
Members Of sister lodges and PYthians Vislunz
tho CITY arc cordially Invited 70 attend;
'-9 S. T.. BEACH.
an1o-1t Keeper Of Records and seal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
Linz, pLA.rEH, CEmnNT, dc.

Y AND PLASTER.-THE CHEAP
j. EST and BKsT FERTILIZER for grass and
all spring crops. No farmer can afford 70 be
without IL | have the only mill in the city
grinding Nova scotia plaster II 10 worthless I'M
less fresh ground. ssnd orders %
WARNER MOORE.
fss Lime. Cepspk Meal &s-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
COURT OHDgKA


NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HEARlIo
THE IRA DAY or APRIL, 1889;
Isaiah J. Hawkes., guardian Of Charles L. silver.
Ada N. silver. Kate q. Silver. Martin {. Silver,
and Albert W. Silver. ..PLAlntln,
against
Charles /. silver, Ada W. silver. Kste q. silver.
Martin c. silver. and Albert N. silver. infants
under the aye or twonty-opo years, and Ann
N. silver. Henry W. Slyer. and David oi-
Yer. ..Deiehuen -
IN cHAscsRY.
The ohtec, OF this suit is 10 obtain deer 80
for the sale OF The tract OF land lying ia the
county OF Honrico. on the Charles City road
about two and q half miles from the city OF
Richmond, containing ono hundred and eighty
acrea inherited by the infant defendan is
from their father Ruel W. silver; and for
the investment OF the proceeds OF such sale t'r
the benedt Of said infant defendants In other
! property.
And an afidAvit having been made and iled
/ thas the defendants Henry W.. silver and
David silver are pou-rosidents OF tho state OF
| Virginia 10 Is ordered thai they do appear here
| within fifteen days after the due publication
/ OF this order aud DO whatever may DO necessary
/ 10 protect their interests bercin-
A copy-feste: W. 5. LkAke. Clerk.
! PoILAkD A SANDS. o. q. 40 i2-ftw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
100 Doses One Dollar
BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERS

Gro Dyspepsia. all summer ard Bliary De
,sss4 s.iia = que and Fever, D. Sc terry, al
Ch.lir.n 'ec.rinc, sod 10y al crlgyitt' "
ders aidre.eed 10 ,. fcn'
Aanufac'u-or sra Proprietor.
goo cast trtnCiil ,tree',
m iQ-eOI3m hl'hmohl i ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
n ggIIEGs.

.AVASONIC NOTICE. THE r,
y MANNERS Of RICHMOND RAN"
DO.pT LODGE. 80. -. arc hereby ro-
gucsted TO assemble NJ Masons' Iiall. Franklin
street. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
stree 2, THIS AFTERNOON al 23 O'CLOCK 70
INV me lalt tribute OF respect 70 our deceased
brother. EOBgRr J. MAYS. Members OF sister
LODGES and transient brothers are Invited TO
unite with IA. Ill.
Members viii provide themselves with white
By order Of tho ". NJ. W. HALL CREW.
az l9-its Secretary.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-02-14
TIE CABfNET,

There we're few new developments con-
corning the Cabinet during the week. 1t
seems pretty well settled that Mr. Blaine had
been offered the Office of Secretary of State,
and has accepted. On the other hand, it is
equally decided that this is the extent of
Mr.. Blaine's participation in the matter. 1t
is not to be Blaine Cabinet, by any means,
but the reverse The rest of the members
are being considered without reference to
him-each man standing wholly on his
own merits, no account being made whether
he is Blaine OF anti-Blaine. This means
that Gen. Harrison will be in fact, as well as
in name, the head of his own Administra-
| ton.
The talk about Window for Secretary of
the Treasury has wholly ceased. The Min
nesotians did not want him representing
| their State, since he ceased to be citizen of
it years ago. Nor did the New Workers
want him as their representative, since he
has not become politically identified with
them. John C. New, of Indiana, has ap-
parently grown in favor for that position,
and the Kansas Republicans are earnestly
pushing Senator 2. B. Plumb There is
also some talk of Senator Aldrich, of Rhode
Island.
Ex-Gov. Russell A. Alger, of Michigan
continues to be the favorite for Secretary Of
War, though as yet no expression on the
subject has been traced directly to Gen
Harrison, or those who are recognized as re.
ficcting his views. Gen. jeremiah Rusk, O.
Wisconsin, is also considered possibility.
For Secretary of the Navy, Capt John R
Thomas, of Illinois; Gov. Nathan Goff, o
West Virginia. and Capt. c. A. Boutelle, O
Maine, are regarded as possibilities
Hon John NJ. Thurston's chances for being
the Secretary of the Interior were improved
last week by the reception at indianapolis
of a strong petition for his appointment
signed by the Governor of Colorado, mos
of the State officers and nearly all the Re
publican members of the Legislature
1t is generally conceded that John Wan
amaker, of Pennsylvania, has been decide,
on for Postmaster-General.
J For Attorney General there are a humble
Of candidates, with Ex-Gov. Henderson, @
Missouri, in the lead
1t is believed that Warner Miller, of Ney
York, has received the offer of seat in til
Cabinet, but the exact place is not insists
upon with so much definiteness.
] II is a duty you ore to gour comrades to get O
: least one aea0 subscriber for THE NATIONAL
I TRIBUNE