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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-13
FIoSDERFUL GROWTH
~ Banks Of This State Have
Advanced.
i lscREAsE IN ONE YEAR.
;. x.,soasi Banking Researees show >
.r<.sss fropertaonsss Gain Than
Any other state.

e..ereor Ferry has just received from
ssresler Of the Currency Lacy his re-
- fcy she year ending October 81.
and from il statisgic@ showing the
.ssian of The natsonas banks Of the
80. The progress made BY the banks
Washington, it appears from the report,
9 80 more rapid and substantial. pro-
.,eeaasely, than that 81 any other state
ss,rstory 81 the Union. From Decem.
9 e Isss. 10 September -, 1850, the
ber Of national backs increased from
~siz.tlree to thiFty-fve. and the total
s~sFcss from so. 10 $500 20 1890.
~ Detailed statements Of the re-
ss.e.s and liabilities for this period are as
Isass:
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NoTIcr 70 sTocxHornErs.


NoTlcE-7hE ANIMAL NETTING o. THE
~ 50 kspSsezS q f12 Page Sesza ~ Ere Etav
L. VII oe sxesd n fne ttsssr 81 flse fre<ssf~aT
go1fn -, Hcs-sen tsasek. SeatEse. Nash. afcnaEv.
BE eEsalag yeAs AS fu- sss4 tr&Ssacsi oss a
fare Il VI r. r1kHFsT Fssssss...s
cHAS. z PI1MPnoN. seeretarv
NOTICE or PAYAEST o. n4ygDENrss-To
~ the oekh0lsacgx Of the seattle Transfer
Coz TIE tEaxkaez Of The Scstf3e Transfer Co
have oeeaaFe1 dividend Of II per cent. On see
lesh day Of Jsrnsry. A q $50. AZ the cfee 81 the
company "a seattle and II e divide as VII be
laid Thereafter or or hefure tie lpth cav az
eaeh sueceei.ng unslih Until sartter notice
NOAH ARMSTRONG, Prexideat
cHAS ARMSTRONG Secretary.
NoTicE-xHR ANIMAL. MEETING o. THg
~ stnckholdess Of she First National hank
OF seattle. for the eieetsoE % directors fof
the enEasng year viii Be eeid as tie hank on
I'ssS.Ay the iish q January. 80 AZ 7.ss y II.
- TOCKHOLDxRs MEErTSG-THE REGU.
- lar aHnnal meeting of the sleek holders Of
the Boston National Eazk of Seattle viii tse hel4
q Us banking house On Tuesday, January IA,
loo, af j 20 . csack = IA. FOR the enOt.e 0f 0s
recsors and the transaction o. such other busi-
ness As may properly be ezo6zas sefore IL
". r TH0RNELI. Cashier.
Seattle. wash. Dec Il. tss9.
OTICE-sTCc KHoIDERS' MEETING; THE
~ annual meeting ot The stock holders 81 the
seattle Construction Company viii - held al
the office OF the secretary of the company, 1t the
Lake Vi ashingtou. on the second Monday the
lsta day. OF January A. q fssa. AZ o'clock n N.
Trustees for The ensaing wear Will then Re
elected and such other business transacted -
may legally be tEen doae.
FRED x SANDER, President
y y. BRUINS. Secretary.
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en- plains. They are seued With ssIk and
are handsome and durable Of late years
3 nsw ieather has been brought out called
Mocha esssag- Il Is the skin Il the Ezvp-
tan sEIssp, and Is very thin. tough and
durable. ard has rich. veIvety appear
amer.
GoIfskin II newcomer for glove pur-
poses. and IL an exceedingly smooth. nne
leather. suilafse for in and out door wear.
Such expressions as Craven Tan, s.C8s-
Atlantic. " Cant de Lux. = ard others, are
the trade marks OF particular mzaers, and
ara indicative If eraeesaE saexSwua
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LEATHER GLOVES.
Vast They are Made - Technical
Terms ia the Trade.

sAf@ ~ tue Afittss
Mems oathssef
sssfe Are several terms in the glove trade
- nay he worth explaining. The word
really means Xii leather. and there
= little doaht that the better grades Of
~ Fafport 70 be such are made from the
- e TIE Infant goat Absat twice a
'o.Hs' newspaper reyives the cid yarn
- Stoves are made ot ratskin ard tells
- rats ar hunted for that p4fpase
. sewers Of Paris. The ouly founda-
@sFs Is tur the STORY Is that SOME
=. experiments were tT5ei With rat
he results were antayofable, the
sAins ee3as too small fer any bat
- glove and the sslt 100 tcader 60 l,e
- ssyvloe.
tsFe7Ss, = term used - distinguish
- Shafvs oi drsSSy character for street
Goth FRENCH aad Eaellsh, ard hiss
l9aess1 meanings, It t. from
SCAT and Ne are iasutied in ex-
II eiseYFeiie glove o. ~ yenRg goat
olsi.uesien from the heavy goat
3sed tef foegh work. Great pre-
=. 'ssea wa,se, however. ia tanning
- aea iAia6 skinS in recent wears. ana
aes rendered 80 elegant and 50
- - = b ee practically iaiistlngutsa-
ea seat leather in looks and weAr.
- s''sia ssE years ''tassk;a gloves
ays made - iasnh - geat skin.
Vie resi- eausse catlcle. Lately.
-, fee difficulties OF dressing have
Il. stssNgas. a8d nov excellent glove
iassss II rial doeskin though
-a'.ay : not very large. oniy tse
i. 'ss,es o. SKINS ars suitable for s;rses
sasd asake - -
49, es'iei ''oastof have had quite =
ths WORT in5icsses TIE skin q
|easef sss1 the best French castor
- 'efmeTly male oi thin deer.
ss.sl srfs sos', darahse and * .ssss8ve.
- shssei lsab OF sheep skin was
o. sas feosss acre unsatisfactory.
sss ssss alsl%zced b. Ansersc&n eAs-
s = antelope skaas tson oar West.
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'aese IS given OF the number OF banks
tNhssd during the year. Texas leads
- &c 'eial 81 thisty-six and capital stock
ssas9sso. and Washington comes fourth
- seisl 81 thirteen and eapisal OF
$50 The totAl number Of banks
$500 N ali tAe states and territories
~. With an aggregate capital stock Of
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DTxn

kTssELI~-At Woodland PAX January 1. Isss,
sIr. Charles n. Russell. aged "A years.
CAsE-In seattle. ssndsy January Z. 1890. Hen
ristts Emeline. only etiid % / Il and Mary
v Case. aged year. 6 monsszs. = aAya.
Funeral seFvseeA from the Griffith houSe par
iors at ! o'clock p. m today Rrtes.fls Of the
family inrited
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO sHIPBUuDERs-s TITLE FIRE
~ beat scaled BIDS will be rcceiyed by the
undersigned clerk OF the city OF seat le on or
before fri1sy, February ;, 1s2a. at 10 o'clock
p IA Tor the construction Of Ere baat for said
eItSs IA accordance with zhe plans AnG spec e.
cations 70. the same now on hle in my o9iice. in
the city hail
where 4 Is proposed 20 consgracF Sai1 boat and
must be accompanied by q ceFtIh i check on a
Srhttla hank for tbs sum CT four thousand
IS ,0ol doars drawn ia favor OF the treasurer OF
said city and 70 be forfeited 10 said city shorti
the successful bid1er refuse 81 neglect 90 eater
inso contract and furnish good aud sgfii ,tent
bond in the Sam OF the contract price. within
ave days after the award OF Saca contract by
the common council 81 said city
The right is hereby reserved u reject any and
ali bids offered. G. W FERRIS. City Clerk
Isy0
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One ecuspleuous point Of resemblance
between Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Tisden has
been noticed since the former BEGAN 10
initiate that uncommon anxiety" with
which. ~ Or Woolsey observed. toe latter
sought the presidency.
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NOTICE TO cONTRACT0RS-gEALE PRO.
IN posals viii be received b. the board OF com
missieneTs Of King county, Washington. a. the
Office OF the county auditor, IL seattle, Mash-
fngt0E. OF or before Monday, February 3, A. y.
1890. az II O'Clock q. m. for furnishing aud set
ting up Of - steci and iron jail cages, with cor
riders also for furnishing doors and window
eratings for the new King county courthouse,
now In course OF erection 81 Seattle. Washing
ton, IN accordance with the plans aud speeid-
cations prepared by W. A. Richie. architect.
and now on file ia the architects office in rooms
is and 70, Kern building corner OF lcsler ave
nne and South Second street. in Seattle. Wasis-,
copies OF which may be had upcn application 20
the architect accompanied by deposit OF $40 as
security for their return.
Esnh proposal must he accompanied By Ger.
titled check on some local hank in the sum OF
fifteen hundred dolsrS l&l 500, mate payable 20
the order nf the Treasurer of King county.
Washington as a guarantee that In case
of the award Of the contract being made
20 him, the said contractor shall enter
into q formal contract. prepared by
the architect. and furnish good and sufsi-
cient bonds according 70 law for the faithful ex
ecntien and completion of the contract, In fail.
ure of which the sad check shall be forfeited
20 King county without recourse as and for
liquidated damages for such failsre on the part
OF the bidder.
No proposal viii be considered unless accom-.
panied BY such certified check.
The coTnmi ssiouefS reserve the right 20 reject
any or all of the bids
Dated this 9th day Of necember. 1850.
wR FORREST
County Auditor and ex-oficio Clerk OF the
Board OF County Commissioners OF King
county Washington.
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ssEoos AxD sroRE FIXTURES.

E~eSg sAEE-EaEAPs tt%s NIIL Buy BAR.
4 fs9eutpf kaek Ear ard EtFTcT. ExfaTEs
srssie "a kszsG aEst rzs1S - order fGnsss-
fes - make sa50oa naa Store hpfnTs > sF~-
esa.ss 8k4sefare wa cat save sea laSBsy. hrf-
- q - @zz& <eearst stESe&
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Tickets 70 and From Europe.
Excursion tickets 10 all points ii Rarope and
kngsNud sold AZ Northern Pacific ticket J9iee
Nc u 1ecp1d street. Boston hloek
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Property Wanted

During the past 90 days | have sold
a large amount Of real estate and am
now in need of good salabIe property
to supply daily demands If you
have marketable realty and are dis
posed to sell it on present values, with
out discounting the future, | want a
chance at it Bring the description
around to my ground floor Office. or
address through the mails, and &c, it
en- the list
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GEO. F. MEACHAM
6l7 Third Street.
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB.

Aevertlsementsundert the heads of Ioss. Found
Fer sale. for Rent and Situations Named viii
he Inserted az the rate Of osnts word for the
nfst assertion: ieent word Tor es h sahseaueAs
insertica. Payment always in advAnca
goTfcE-The business ofhce at the FeST~iS-
EritIsKxcER viii hereafter be open until u p
Classified advertissmcl.-. viii he received up %
tits hoax
Advertisements viii ~ received a. branch
eesees OF The posT-fErELLteKsoEa A.,
Taeeyna ........-..C C. L. Fowler. agent
Cly apla........... Ajor Gee W earseg, agent
Port townsend. .................E q, EaFie agent
The soaowing letters are awaiting advertisers
~ this otsce;
9 va u 8
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EseIsKKRs AND covrRACroRs

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE eOMPANY--EN.
- gineers aad contractors for Bridges OF every
Inscription wharf building pile driving. dredg-
ing and steam shovel excavaifng- plens and
specifications furnished on application; CORE
apondence solicited. once loo. OF Jackson
strgst, seattle. Wash.
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G. W. CRANE,

rxErKn hTaTEs LAsp oyyfcs,

CNETKp hTETks LAND DRFfcB,t
6NAwTER. MAats.. Dee. 81. thSs- \
Gafsre "a h8reAy g4gtn mss IL pRFsaasaen ~
tsxrrsssses.sa frsfs te essnE ID ss H@F 1f tAe gen.
efna lnna usics. esszz&s Hssl u Rs itztef " ~
fss.-wr~r III lsss uadex authority vested IN
hlea ~ scrf5un 1SzE, feE5sed at4k1ea ae no
ff.sstea seates, SO sxau pfeeeed - oNrf As r1t-
s4ss5 IL tl.is cstes he foslosinx txAsf 81 putie
&C. 20 VT: Lot - ase e. = = ATE
All tersens AkvicE pEssuscsifu Ftasss 70 snY
tsr ffouaf tne ahose dssrSss<1 sstsd - niay So
- $500 a. s,fler Fsxhsa u say pox tcn tbesxeg.
SIS sstrsssas - rake zree1f Hereof sHd S&ytneof
fssfaee f1sn asy akysa teatxeatesf fOE e0zsneHee-
sat 81 SID Sale csssxwzs6 z1efx EiEAt4 wSii -
1890 ID NKEp. yms. Reg AsSF
JAll 4 hAYDEN. ksesisaE.
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NOTICE To CoSTRACToRs-SEAL BIDS
~ Ter clearing fifty acres O. the town Of York
viii be received az the Office Of Crawford 4 Han
non. corner Third and Yesler syenue. up 20 Jan
nary /; tue owner reserves the right TO refuse
any or all bids
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norrcE OF pIssoLrrroN.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or Co.PART-
~ nership-N0 Is hereby given that the
cc-paFtnerShtD % the undersigned, heTetOfese
doing bHrineSs under the name OF Puget und
Clothing Co. al Nos son and SEQ Second street.
in SEATTLE King county, Washington, is this day
dissolved BY mutual conEeni. Mr. Julius Com
rad Withdrawing. The business will be con-
tinned M the old stand by Phillips * Co,
who viii pay all debts of the la.e firm Of Con.
rad 4 Phsllips and collect all moneys due sad
firm JULIUS CONRAD,
s. PHILLIPS
seattle, Wash January 10, le90
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NOTICE OF DIssoLUTIoS-To WHOM 1T
~ may concern; Notice is hereby given that
the partnership heretofore tx sting between u.
W. West and Lloyd Jones, under the Arm name
of West & Jones' doing feed business IN the
city Of seattle wss on the ID day OF Jsnusry dis
solved By mutual consent. All Indebtedness %
the late firm will be settled and all credits due
said arm will b. settled by Lloyd Jones. who
continues in said business. n. W. WEST,
TIOND JONES
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EDUCATIONAL

w ANrED--A FEw Pupils TO TAKE LES
w sops In bookkeeping. shorthand and typo
writing after elfiee hours rates moderate. Apply
Teacher, Post Iuteiligences.
A GENTLEMAN WHO ePRAKs FRENCH
~ and German hnently wishes TO give even
Ing lessons. has resided many Years in France
and Germany. Address 81 q, R0st-Infelll-
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siIl be seen from the following table
Aai Washington leads in national bank
n.saFres all the territories, beside the other
fsks recently admitted and its two sister
Fsise coast states. Oregon aud Nevada
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sTosEtIrrERz

NgW HSssL8KD MAkBAE AND 0RASITK
~ wasxS wazs1Aza G. Gflase4e. EfopFsssaEs 81
arTsssr ek&z. segs sappsy o. nantes ezaxsA113g
g A2aa. xnAftsvezy h<sFaE ard cheap@r thka al =
exnRr err ca fsse coast designs with FEscsa
srrwsshaa4 On 8FEfcAs soG FIRE - rDafgA fske
ssre.ss s.essear Fonssh and Ftfth. seAtsse-
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rEKsos4L

.an REwAKD-ngA4 MES. ATTENTION.
@-U II she agAgEaa who kaa5ed y cAs<s
fzc<n frpsa Chgr8e@ Esszseh sore - $3.50 a.
haekerss whmsE 4 les aays stssE to- xfAHt BE
as nd - communicates s&tn nnst&rssRaea sss
wifl hs E&k3 aaNgge s&wAg& W D%Hes Nss-
rs ID.
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be resources Of the national banks OF
aeIemainder 81 the states with reserve
6Ie are shown in the following:
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BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQuAR.
nters: machines and supplies. shorthand and
typewritIng csnces. Room 81. seattle baQok,
foraer Third aud Cherry streets.
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socrErY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
CpEcIAL N0IEcE-BRIC KLAYERg INTER.
- national Union, 10 2 seattle. wash: AL
members are hereby notified 20 attend the meet
sng held on Tuesday rext. JsnaAFS IL. urgent
business II. 7. Mills. corresponding eac5etafy.
T0caL I'M INSTRUMENTAL Music
~ W. COR. SECOND AND LkN0kA STREETS
- FORMERLY t.1l@A2 trout sfreei3s piano. gui.
Tar aud eiocntion; voice culture speciality.
physical culture class, ~ n g.. saturdays.
sPTRTTUALTsH
9FAE Also. THE elaborated CLAIR
vi voy@nt and medium. Russ house. sixth
street Hsurs ? a u 8 2. "a.
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CHINA PAINTING GIVEN IN
Y all kinds china painting. R0ysl. Worcester
paste ard raised gold speciality, china fred
For particulars snply At SO Eighth street. be-
tween lsfnes and cherry
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yarANTEfs-SITI AfInN 81 SAFs1gKsEkD
NJ assnk kNx7ea, 80 negs sraNf aaa fFN<s
wssfeg AA1re4A Agce11S&. IVA 1Esssls Eeassg.
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VIZ AsHfSGT0N TYPEWRITER HEAD
w quarfets-atcn0grap furnished: short
hand and typewriting work executed; Tyre
writers rented Koxwell block. coiumhia
street
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I osF-NENoRaSDUM Book CONTAINING
IL Sc Confederate y Il F31der ALL - szssA-
~ seEaraee y seavlas ~ 40. IA Jack On
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ENVIRONMENT ~sSrrn-msrE

W AxTEEb ~sggg ATfnSs ARcHITEgsry n&f
" arsnxhsssasa ussAsS sstaasssE aezzsess
tassfaues Feat snt@l axeElasE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

yx-AxTED--RICHEs. II YoU DESIRE THEM
W no use footing away time on things tast
don't pay, buf send 81 at once for magnificent
otstes 81 our Great New Stanley Book il book
ard terms not satisfactory we viii refund yeRK
money no risk no capital needed; both iAsies
and mentiemea employed. GoAt lose tine In
writing. '-Sten in while ras waters troubled "
days are worth dollars Address n r. johnson
d Co. .0o9 Main sfrs3s Richmond va
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IDfcHARD NEvTNS, IR. CIVIL ENGINEER
III and SETveyoF--Fl aus made Tor hydraulic and
sanitary works. foundstions and gc0ersi coz.
s4Fucfion. railroad projects and general survey
ing The latest correct township pists of tho
entire state Of Washington. Typographical.
mechanical. architectural aud general dragght-
ing Blue prints OF al the additions 70 seattle
Photo blue prints. general landscape sketch
Ing promptnees ard scearaey guaranteed.
taftee room S. Boston block. Seattle. Wash
ingtna. Branch offlees a. Anaccrtes, La Conner
ind Mhatcun
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r5ARf- nEEssM sEFSts PARLffEs-- STEsTiC
4 enfgfaR ara est1uE 0oae ~ dres<Ezaktzsx
wraps gaa eiozkA Mr. - lnfg.ls x.,ozs1s : ala
u essraex eeRecs Eaa FggaE strcetS. szxles
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DR A. J. MCINTOSH, N. q. c. v. s. GRADU-
- ATE OF Ontario veterinary college, Toronto
Montena livery and iced sta6les, corner Fifth
No 200
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Contractors AvD nurrDrRs.

nuNHAM a COLLINS. CONTRACTORS:
~ p3le-drEvtng aud bridge hHlldkngs olgica
foot 0f Commercial street.
DAFFERT Il sTANi.kY. BUILDERS AND
II contractors, plans aad specifications furp-
ishsd. Columbia House. seattle
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ID II. THOMPSON 4 Co. IN II. THOMPSON.
H. George +. CnEtersil. Clarence I. White
f.iwil engineers and Surveyors. are located in
iucfns ~ and o. burke's block. corner Third
and uRions ail nnfes aud records saved city or
isoRnty work promptly Atieaaed to- maps, trac.
incs or hlne prints furnished n short notice
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Arens .aNp cHEMTsrs.

DRYANT.S ASSAY OFFICE. SEATTLE
ID Pharmacy Hall drug store. sos Third street:
correct assays: for terms and references address
as above; send samples by mail or express:
washington mineral specimens bought and
sold. 2 N. BRYANT.
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fOR SALE BUSINESS CHANcKs.

I,oR SALE-FURNIsHED HOTEL AND DIN
II ing room: good lease; good location. Perc,
w. Rochester rooms y and q. Kilgeu block.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-04
DANVILLE.
Fifth District Republicans Make No Nomi-
nation-Hon. John T.. Massey.

DANymLE, VA, oct. s. Special. Tho
Republican District Committee OF the Fifth
district met here to-day, and after full in
terchange Of views adopted unanimously
the following:
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this COM
mittee it is both unwise and iueXpedient to
call a convention in the Fifth Congressional
district Of Virginia to nominate a candidate
rpr the Fifty-second Congress Of the United
states.
At late hour this evening W. III.
Peasants said to THE TINES correspondent
that after consultation with party friends,
and after viewing the situation from
all different standponts. he bad
reached the conclusion that it was
meXpcdient for him 10 run, and he had de-
termined 10 abandon the idea. The mem
bers Of the committee from the western
part of the district gave it rs their opinion
that an Independent Republican would get
little or no support in the mountains. 1t
now looks as if Lester VIII have no 0pp0si-
ton at all.
Harry lsaacs, the siX-year old son Of A..
Isaacs. prominent merchant. while play
ing with companions to-day, was pushed
of "A high fence and sustained a serious
fracture OF the arm.
Hon. John +. Massey, Superintendent of
Public Instruction. and his bride stopped
over here to-day from Turnbull, Monroe
county. Alabama. where they were married
on Wednesday last on their way 10 the
Greenbrier White sulphur Springs. The
happy pair spent the day here and were
called on by a number OF prominent ladies
and gentlemen. I'm the morning Mr.. Mas
sev visited the public schools with COM
mttee from the Board OF Trustees and in
spected their operations. lie expressed
himself as being we'll pleased with the
schools. Mr.. and Mrs. Massey leave for the
Gfeenhrier White tomorrow.
The public school trustees, acting with
the school committee from the city COM
mitiee have awarded the contract for the
erection Of the new building for white
schools to Peasants * BOatwright for
$1,000.
The announcement in TIE TINES of the
death of q. Waddey Willie created general
sorrow here among the friends of the de-
ceased. When pOStOfice inspector he used
to visit Danyille very often, and had many
friends here who appreciated him for his
many good qualities of head and heart.
Reyenue-C Collector J. =. Proilitt and q. L.
Grotz. "A butcher and cattle-dealer, had IA
fi,ticuff to-day on Market street over a
trfling dispute about cattle the collector
| had sold the butcher. The collector came
out best, and the Mayor will have say to-
morrow morning.
The leaf tobacco breaks continue to grow
in size, and double sales to-day lasted until
sunset. Prices remain high.