davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

Customers Of w. ii. Conrad, the
clothier are always pleased to deal
at his fine light, airy and neatly
kept store. He is not afraid to let
the sun light into his place for he
handles only good goods. Prices
the lowest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

WHO WILL RE THE LUCKY ONE?
AT seven o'clock sharp tonight is
the time set to start the new car on
the electric line. Doubtless many
persons will be out to see how a car
made in Salem will operate behind
an electric motor. 70 give the oc-
casion tone gold medal has been
offered to the first lady to be seated
in the car after the signal is given.
This is the first attempt at the con-
Struction ofsuch ears in the capital
city. The second car will be ready
by next week and will be run
Turing fair week and henceforth
when the patronage demands it.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

For SCHOoL.-The best line of
regular school shoes for service to he
found in the city-the celebrated
Bradley & Metcalf shoe, of excellent
stock, warranted in every respect at
VIM. Browns, Commercial street. d
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10
Heads fisrt.

EDITOR JOURNAL:-Walking the
streets Of Salem, the idea has fire.
quently been suggested TO my mind,
through my toes, that In putting
down sidewalks, the nails should he
driven head first, 10 that they would
work down Instead of up.
TRAMP.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

One of our bargains. Meat home
Of five rooms; lot l0Oxl5O; plenty Of
small fruit; good we'll nd other i'm
provements. Cc.l for particulars.
Salem Land e., post Office block. Il
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

STILL THEY CoME.-James q.
Birdsey, sheriff Of Jackson county,
came in this morning from the
sorth, with Luther Long, sentenced
to one year in the penitentiary for
larceny In a dwelling.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10
New Millinery.

DO not forget to call at Mrs. G. e..
Hogan's millinery rooms, next door
TO Oregon Land company, during
iar week. Latest styles aud besl
bargains. DIV.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10
GILBERT 4 PATTERSON.

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowg|ass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

ELEGANT RIGs.-The fine car,
riages and farmers hacks that are
seen stopping there SO often in.
dicates that the proprietors supply
them with carpets, shades, oil
cloths and lace curtains from J. Fl.
Lunn's, Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

THE REcOUNT.-It Is satisfactory,
but not more 80 than the new goods
at J. II. Lunn's dry goods store on
Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

Money to loan on watches, jew
elry aud other articles of value. All
transactions strictly confidential.
The Court street jeweler, corner
Court and Liberty. 9-l0 #
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

MORE FRUIT.-Squire Farrar d
Co. are buying all the fruit that
comes their way, consequently have
the hest In market,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

BETTER Do IT.--If you are not
receiving the Daily JOURNAL give
1t trial. Fifty cents mouth by
carrier.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

New CORPORATION N.--The Me-
Kenzie Lumber company of Eugene,
Oregon; j. c. Goodall, Almon
Wheeler and f.. j. Crawford incor-
porators. Capital stock Sl5,00O.-
The North Iamhill Creamery COM
pany of North Iamhill Oregon; j.
NJ. Bum. G. Zimmerman and Lee
Laughlin incorporators. Capital
stock 1900. O.--Forest Grove cannery,
located ut Forest Grove, Washing.
ton county, Oregon. +. w. Haines,
c. Nj. Keep and L. o. Chilstrom,
incorporators. Capital Stock $4,000.
--Corinth Post No So, q. a. II. of
Tillamook, Tillamook county,
Oregon. j. w. Maxwell, Peter
Brant aud Joseph II. Whit
ing, first officers; amount of prop
erty of the post at the time of or
ganizing 500.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10

Have you seen the artistically dec
grated show window in silks at the
Capitol Adventure store?
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-10
.25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERrION. No adver.
tisemeut inserted in this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04

By request Of the owner, who will shortly re-
move from this city, shall sel by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL 9. 1890,
at 5 O'Clock y. NJ, the ebOve-nsmod EXCEED
INGLY-ATrRAC TIVE AND WELL-LOCATED
CORNER RESIDENCE AND Lot, and the LOT
in rear thereof on M street fronting about 25xl50
feet.
This residence. erected by tho present owner
less than two years ago. canteins about eight
rooms, IA RumirAblY arranged, furnished with
all the modern appliances Tor comfort AMI con-
venience, LatrObe stove, hot and cold water,
bath, gas, excellent stationary range, pautry,
closets, sliding doors on both foore, high cell
ing ample space, light 0nd ventilation, tue ma
.terial and work manshlp tho best, elegantly I'm
ished complete IN al ia appointments, In per-
feet order, aud as attractive in all respects as
coed taste and skill and liberal expenditure OF
money could make IT.
The Residence aud the VACANT LOT will be
sold together or separately, % may seem best az
time OF sale. i rare chance 10 secure nrst'rste
home.
TERMS Libora, and announced at sale.
ap4 j. b. ELAN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
800. ,rhen thern nuAdanly Appcared in Che

rress. when there suddenly appeared In the
courtroom q very pretty young married
lady rushing baby carriage IN which was
a bripht-eyed little fellow of about
two summers. She was the wife OF
n Commerce-stree merchant, who was one
OF the jurymen, and had been absent oil
dav from home. This was very unusual
occurrence for him. The lady. not being
familiar with the course OF justice, went In
ouest of her husband. She rolled the car
riagc near where the jury sat, and. 10 the
astonishment of the beholders, TOOK her
babe ont of the carriage and sat 1t IN the
Ian OF her husband. saying: You
must come and go home, l cannot
stav by myself" The little babe not relish
ing the situation. showed its Discrimination
at becoming a iuryman at such tenuel
age by crying Justify. The judge. Jury, ana
bar seemed TO be in a dilemma. The Court
undertook TO reason with the fair intruder,
hut she was persistent in her demands tnat
her husband must go homo with ner ana
the baby. The spectators laughed ana great
lv enioved the situation. The officers OF the
court demanded "Silence in court J. out
the risibilcs of the auditors were uncon,,
controllable. The situation was mueeu
embarrassing TO the court, jury, anu oaf'
THE COURT ADJOURNED.
Hon William A. Little. Jr.. counsel for
the defence, taking in the situalion, ar TO-
aud asked that the court adjourn until the
newt morning at 10 o'clock. His request
was readily assented 20. The Jury was
then marched oil to quarters for the night,
and the Young wife and bGbe escorted 10
their home. where they had to sleep with.
ont papa. Was there ever such court
scene witnessed?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Religious Matters - Fish-Evidenccs OF
Prosperity.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
PrTERsBURG, April 3, 1890.
Rev. Leonidas Rosser, ID. D., the venera-
ble Virginia Methodist evangelist, is in the
rity and will assist at the revival-meetIng
held this week at the High-Street church;
He Is still vigorous in style and powerful
and effective in the pulpit.
The Democratic WOrkipgmen's Club held
a meeting tonight at tho Iabb-Street Ar
mory. The several candidates for munlci;
pal Office were present by invitation ana
addressed the club.
Large numbers of infant sturgeon from
one and half to three feet in length have
been caught in james river the past few
DAYS and brought TO this market. The
pheasant weather OF the past week has
caused fine run OF fish IN our river ana
the catch, both by net and hook, has been
large. Many fishing excursions are being
arranged for Faster Monday.
The evidences of the increasing. pros
perity Of the city are unmistakable- A
well-informed gentleman, whose BUSINESS
hrries him all through the city, remarked
TODAY that there are more improvements
in progress and in contemplation In Pc
tersburg than in any other city OF its SIZE
IN the State, all things being taken INTO
consideration. There have not been so
many companies Incorporated here, u Is
true, but the improvements are soma. Inc
prospects are that when the season opens
there will be a real building boom here.
Some half a dozen or more houses are to be
erected on the site of the burned district
on Sycamore street. a shoe-factory is to be
established. and other enterprises are In
contemplation. A great many dwelling
houses are TO be erected, and all signs
point to a busy year for the mechanics: A
decided advance in real estate, especially
in the western portion of the city, is one Of
the evidences of this prosperity.
ROBIN ADAIB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
ByN. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
COMMISSION ERS' SALE
A TRACT OF LAND N uENRIcO COUNTY,
LYING
ABOUT SIX MILES WEST OF THE CITY or
RICHMOND,
ATAUCTIoN.

In execution Of decrees OF tho Chancerv
Court Of Richmond entered in tho case ~ FL
Inond, pavenpor, & 20. as. John n. "icEhRm'
the undersigned, special CORNERSTONE, wiz
sell by auction. ~ the Office Of y. W. Bowe, 40
4 Eleventh stf-et. Richmond, Va. ON
SATURDAY. APRIL y, $50,
at i2 O'Clock ". the following LAND owned by
ATKkCT Of 9u 8,I.lOoO ACRES. lying on ~
Threo-C hOppei ROAD, ABOUT ak miles Nett =
the city, adjoining the farm formerly o~uri UY
a. q. kxall, recently by h. ~ Bridges, trustee,
aud being q part 4 the tract kuOwu NJ Wood
land - or "Howlss.n This may be made eool
farm and il "a not lar from the Richmond aAl
Alleghany railroad.
There are some improvements on this lani'
and intending bidders are requested % examine
the property before the day o. sale.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance ~ one. two,
and three years, with per ont interest, me
credits 10 bs for notes, with interest payable
semtannualy, and title 10 be Retained by The
Court until 6il the purcbAse-noney "a PAID.
W.J. LEAhE.
A. j. FOI ARE,
A. T.. C1IHTNEY,
Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
Georce Flemminc a farmer living be
MARYLAND Matters.

The stockholders Of the Annapolis Elec-
tr1c-Licht Company, il is said, will manu-
facture Gas under a new process. Reports
make a good showing for the nine months
the Annapolis Electric Company has been
i'll operation.
While the steamer Kent, bound to
Faston from Baltimore, was of Sharp's Is
land Tuesday morning a steam-valve blew
out. The main and saloon decks were
soon filed with steam and cry of fire was
made and the frightened passengers left
their staterooms. II was soon found, how
ever, there was no danger. One of the fire.
men. o colored man, was very badly, and 1t
is feared, fatally scalded :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
STATE VARIETIES.
MATTER BY MAIL AND WIRE FROM
DISPATCH CORRESPONDENTS.
A Pretty wedding In Petcrsburg-E. a.
Morse and Miss Han
nah Asb.
rorcspond.nce o, tn. Richmond Dispatch,

PETERSBURG, Va. April 3, 1880.
Mr.. r. II. Morse, well-known and popu,,
Tar young Hebrew citizon, was married
charming and lovahle young lady. The
ceremony was performed at the syna-
gogue on Union street in the presence OF a
very large assemblage of friends, tue hev,
Or. f. Al. Myers officiating. -Four Young
ladies tastefully dressed and charming IN
appearance acted "a walters-viz.' Misses
Celia aud Helen Eigenbru,nn and Misses Is
Hannah and Celia Cohen. Inc guests on
the occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Strsus and Miss Myrs Rose. Of Richmond.
The nshers were Messrs VI. l.. Myers, L.
Eigenbrun, and Isaac Cohen, Of IT. this sS city;
Mr.. Stern, OF New noIK; ann MY: ~ o.,;ra -
in handsome travelling dress, and the
happy couple. after, receiving the con ,os,
gratulations Of friends and relatives. lctt
on the 6 +. NJ. train on bridal tour 10
Philadelphia and New York. The occasion
was very delightful one IN all respects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
News Notes.

Lord Acton is considered the most learn
cd man in England. He is a Roman Catho-
lie, and in addition to his barony has q
baronetcv. His library contains no less
than 10O. 900 volumes, all of which are care
fully selected, and number among them
some very rare books.
The huntsmen of Southern Oregon are
engaged in the wanton slaughter OF deer.
1t is said that in the vicinity of Kerbyvllle,
Josephine county, the skinned carcasses
of deer are sometimes so thick IN the
county roads that teams are compelled to
stop while the driver pulls them aside.
The regular south-bound freight train
on the California and Oregon railroad
broke in two two miles north of Delta,
Cal, at 5 o'clock Thursday morning. Two
light engines struck the cabOose, driving
il through the coach. and pinning Con
ductor ID, G. Gale in the wreck. Fire broke
out Immediately, burning Conductor Gale
to crisp.
George Flemming, a farmer living be-
tween Hanover, Pa, and Westminster, at
tempted suicide on Sunday night by taking
a large dose of corrosive subllmate. His
throat. stomach, and intestines were horri-
bly, burned by the poison, and very little
hope is entertained for his recovery. The
reason he gives for the rash act is that his
farm was heavily mortgaged and being I'M
able to pay the interest on the same was
afraid of foreclosure proceedings beng
instituted. He has family of eight
children, nearly all of them quite small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
A MEMORABLE DAY
In the History of the Cockadc city
Of the Richmond Dispstch.l

Correspondence OF the kchmond Dlspa'Cn'I
PFrFgsBuRG. April 3. 1890
Twenty-Five years ago to-day. the day
following the evacustion OF PETERSBURG ny
General Lees army. is remembered az pro-
baby the most exciting occasion in the
history Of the city. The entrance of the
Federal troops after having been so long
kept beyond the gates, the trepidation OF
the people. the distribution of the Govern;
mcnt stores. the burning OF tobacco ana
bridges, all combined TO render the gay
one never 10 be forgotten. Most Of the TO-
bacco in the city had previously been col
iected in the large Centre Warehouse on
Washington street, which was hred as the
last of the Confederate troops lett the city.
The smoke and scent from the warehouse
bridces. over which the Confederate
troops crossed into Chesterfield. were
burned behind them. and 1t was some time
before they were rebuilt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04

'Dsily
sroPPINGPLkcAN

STOPPIhG-PLkCAN
Nos. H. 49, q. IS. 81. ., 81, sEi - m't' =
stopa Noa Is and 2. sup % ngaA
chester, Dregry Bluh. CcnEals' Aai $3.50,
NoA 90. 50 y. ana 81 Mil BOP .! 81 '1s'''-' ~
passengers
PULLMAS-CLR sBaElcS
On Trains Sos u ani q sisepins-;ar' o'."''i
New YORK and Tampa ia or JHch'
on Trains nos. IA sai q s.ee2ils.cas
Washington aud Chsriosoa sni
Jacks nuils. On lrGia No q % ~ ~
tetUeen WaslingtDn ans 50 az
Jacksonville. On Trains N2a. -, -, 4.
slee0ing.csrs between a. Aggas,i1' 20
sonyillej ana Now N0rk Oh lfal.'
ana Is sleeping cars between " ~'9lls~-
IhOmssyills, Ga.
In addition % ths above
THENEW YORK AND PLOalDA Spell
consistus 4 gs,ubuls Pullman cars llJ
Richmonc south. bound AZ s.o T. a. ~
days- Wodnesdsys, AMI Fridays. Aai lta'''
ter. btrg north bound a. A. n. on lIrf'N'
Thursdsys, sud saturdays E8i'A iN'
charged on this train. , ..,ys,fA
THEoSL ALL-RAIL LINE 10 HoN'0-N
p,o, nob 5iAy 40 AN. sorfois'...;s.s ? :
RishmOua. .'i.,5 2. V. Norfolk .... u a.
Sor,oIk IS s0A. Il. klccin1ai. q,
Norfolk .....',.s0 z. NJ k'camoad'. 80
1'ee trstps leaving kichmoud d q - =. =.
Norfolk az so z. N. are SOLID uails .,,...'',1
tnsss lwo Uoinls, and PASSENGER ~ ~.
wltbout change OF cara close celh seo",
-, ynase A. fs,srsbIrg by TIE .3o =. n. -
from Richmond and NE SO A. NJ HHln "-
Norfolk. .o.a A. az
trains leaving Richmouf n ~ a. 80
if.8j p ". ana arriving AZ hi-lm'ni - - a,
M and STA y. a. MAKE ctt-c e@D i So.
Ps,er,sur, 70 and from ksrmVllle, L5n-@--'-'
and south wostern points .-,.,..,,sI
EFT. ID. hrsK@ General supetlA.e- -
A. Al. EnsSsON, Ge7esgl Passenger A<'4s
eoI. Haas rts11o Maaszsc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
RAILROAD Jrsvs.
"a n ssg7g~ sysRe 7z l-l7:;;

"a A .sh T's.F--sss-P TYP yfft-zs-t
DICHMOND. FRRDERTcKsnr,s''
III AND POTOMAC RAfLRoln ~ w
commeneins FEBRUARY al 10 ''lsfal.
standaSi tine Asisrs
IN \ N. leaves Byrd-s'rss, stall, A..
ssops onlt a. Ashland. Bo.sF.l
ior9, ana Frederichsbgrg, gr.,. -.
ns.saIsr. sieep,r " Wasa',.'.a.ii
i'' a. NJ , ..a, sa Eyra,s'r''' station fan,
t;5J =. ". leaves BTrd-strast static, d.
fls I. X. Leaves hWi-street stat,.
stops only a. Bofaso't. gIlt,t 'H.r
- 's g.r yts,nrZ Sleeper P..,a, ~
t;oA. ". arrives at Byrd stree. sim.
sleeper from SeF York. IVY
fSf' u srriyss az Byrd sirss' .la,ioo al,
sieps AZ FreIerettD.rx ",
h.tnfei' aad Ashisaf sls.s,, -
"a,l'nz'on sui se- forL 49,
e.ol a. EUa -
EOS =. a. au''oa iyrf-.iresf station s...
siopi only nc FTe.euclsb.r. N
f0fi, anf Ashland. 10
eD p. n. arrives 80 Hyri-sires. sta Ala, a.
except sunday h
A,hLhND fAAINs
DAILY EgcIPr srA3lrl
csA " ionT:' s'oA Arrive, a. hoa,,.
to0 r. ~ accomn0tsroi iesv,s Ry-,.......
s,Aion arrives ~ Ash.a.f.. all.
t'oiP. A. letFss Hiba arrives .. A.l az :.
6s3pM "
t:45 A NJ arrives EloA Iosyet A.h....,....
A.. 4 10
t;35 A. NJ. Aoc3nmofAtioa sr-'r,, Al D.
eIesi station leaves Asasrf,
e. NJ.
s:59P. NJ arrives 80 Bl5a lesg., lss.,.,
si9r 4.
Tho New lors al F.orsa >pec.s.. c,n,...,
o. Puliman Fnflbslc1 Ctr. ar.Il.t .,.f ~,
station on Mondays. heiuesisfs. r.i 1890.
a. 1.i3 T.. NJ, All leaves hfff.-....t ..., :
on tuesday,. % rsfsya. 49, rsfrA...
A. ". kxtra ffra b. charge D. or .hls....
&. A.IAniOk If.-r. .,,.-
r I. ID. hfeKs General .r.at..tt.L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Ono. Z. Laughton, Jr.. salesman
No. "a Ninth street

CPECIAL EASTER SALE OF FLOW
> FRS AND PLANTS, PALMS, GALA AID
EASTER LILIES. LARGE AND DEsikABL.
lot OF FLOW ERS AND PLANTS II liable
FOR THIS SEASON, AT ACCTlON.-On
FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1870,
at 1890 A. NJ, will sell az my aucton-rooms
no. q Ninth street. an unusually large aud al
trAciiyo collection OIL
handsome PALM and other decorative plants;
FERNS. an excellent variety OF ROSES;
GALA and EASTER LILIES;
HASGING-NASES and BASKETS;
JAsMINES I'm bud, choice TUBt-kOSES;
FERN BASKETS. tuba filled with BEAU TlFUL
FLOWERS. well-grovn BEGONIhS, and
large sud choice selection uf FLOW hk> and
PLANTS adapted for Easter decorations and
offerings.
Rarely has such an opportunity for persons
70 supply themselves for the Easter season been
offered.
The ladies' are particularly invited 70 attend
the sale. GhOhdb W. Ma ~.
APP Auctoncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
Death Of n Good Man.

ICorrespondence OF I1o hIVHHIOHu D''F"
M.RrINsv1LLE. April 3, 1890. =,
Rev. Daniel Taylor, noted divine ana
pioneer missionary BAPTIST IN this section,
died at his home near Spencer's few GAYS 9!
since. There was no better citizen IN TINS
county than the deceased. he raised 2
large and interesting family. Several OF
his sons are ministers, one OF whoih Is
Rev. JudsOn Taylor, Of Kentucky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
4 Danville Donation.

TUTTVT1I -
D.NvuLE. Va, April 3.--Gentlemen from
Ohio are here TO establish machine-shops
for the manufacture of specialtles. Dan;
willie is asked to furnish part of the capital
required. and the subscription-pape was
circulated this afternoon with most graft
fying success. There Is no doubt tha' al
tho money needed will be raised ana tha'
the shops will be established.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
BY II. Seldom Taylor d Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auct'onsers,
once Eleventh and Bank streets.
THAT NEW, ATTRACTIVE, DE-
TAcHED Two-sTORY BRICK DWELLING
No. 300 WEST MARSHALL STREET
ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
BETWEEN
MADISON AND MONROE STREETS.
FOR SALE
By PUBLIC AUCTION. OK THE PREMISES.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL .. 1890, AT 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THAT NEW, ATTRACTIVE, DE-

Atthe request % the owner, who IL anxious n
SELL as he intends MOVING TO another part Of this
state, we will offer the sOoye-meD Toned WELL
BUILT AND Observation-Disclosures DWELL
ING, containing nine rooms. besides ballroom
and he usual modern cOnyoniences. There "a
also a stable ana csrriago.hOuse on tho prem
ises.
This house was erected by tue owner for his
own use, and being practical builder he Was
enabled 70 select and did use the best material
In its construction. In fact, there arc few resi-
dences better arranged for comfort and none
more convenient or moro SUBSTANTIALLY Ouilt or
In better coalition than TINS house. Ia loca-
ton is convenient and tho neigh OorhOOj good.
All parties wishing o purch sse. wheth for
investment or homo, would do well 70 attend
this sale
Tho lot fronts 90 feet and runs back rs feet
70 s wide paved alley
TERMS Very liberal and announced st sale
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
ap3 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
mich Ado About Nothing.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'cn'l
MARrINsy1LLE, Va, April 2, 1890.
There seems to be little foundation IN
fact for the rumor about en- attempt TO
rescue Twggs DAVIS from our JAIL ana
while our officers deserve all praise Tor
their precautionary methods yet 1t al
seems much ado about nothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
SIXTEEN YEARS.


Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, April 3.-The trial OF
Jordan Washington (colored), for the muir.
der which was mentioned in the Dispatch
of to-day, terminated this afternoon by
the jury rendering verdict Of murder in
the second degree and the sentencing OF
the prisoner 10 sixteen wears in the pen
itentiary. This same verdict was rendered
In the trial Of Washington here last Sep.
TENDER, which verdict was reversed by the
Supreme Court and new trial granted
the accused. Judge j. T. Goodrich repre-
sented the Commonwealth and Hon. Vii
liam A. Little. Dr.. the prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
By James D. Elan,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1ll3 east Main street
GOD PINE-STREET DWELLING
III AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
M on. NORTHEAST CORNER PINE AND
CUMBERLAND STREETS.

Nv renuest OF tho owner shall sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY NEXT. APRIL (, 1880.
-, a. o,.io.l p A.. the ebove-named VERY DE-
es IL sspfF TWO-sIORY FRAME DWELLING,
Containing about rooms. with the usual conve
3a,ns nd in GOOD order. Tho lot fronts 20 oet
on Pine street and extends beck on Cumberland
street between parallel lines 100 tset 10 an alley.
the location Is a very convenient aud attractive
one. where property rents well and IS steadily
This gooI corner should be secured now white
M a moderate price. II has nne prospect OF
tarce increase In value in the near future.
TrRMs: Liberal, and at sale. j. B. ELAN,
sn1 AuctlOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-04

ap4