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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
By James B. Elan,
Real Estate Agent aud Auchoneer,
lli3 Main stree.

BY James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent aud AucEioneer,
lli3 Main stree.
DESALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
HI or
TWENTY-sIX BEAUTIFUL BUTLDING-LOTs
on AND NEAR OAKWOoD AVENUE,
WITH THE
NEAT AND SUBSTANTIAL TWo-SToRf
FRAME-DWELLING AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY.
TO BE SOLD AT THE RISK AND COST OF THE
PURCHASER AT THE RECENT SALE
THEREOF, AND WITHOUT
LIMIT OK RESERVE.
By direction Of Mr.. b. Brel, Jr.. trustee. shall
sell by pubic auction, on the promises, on
SATURDAY NEXT. MAY 18th.
at 5.y0 O'Clock +. ", at the risk and cost OF Mr..
NJ. w. Gayle, who has failed to comply WIN ms
purchase lhereO; at auction on AprlI H. losU, enl
without limit or reserve. the sboye-named VERY
A1TkACTIYELI-L LOCATED AND NALU ABLE
NEARBY SUBURBAN PROPERTY on the south
side OF Oakwood avenue Just east OF snd very
near the city limits, having 'front.' OF leu Ieet ON
Oakwood avenue, two fronts 800 teep on Dickln-
son street, and 40 feet on Garrison street, tho
whole undivided in lots OF SOxl2f teet each
The improvements consist OF me NEAn, ELL-
ARRANGED IWO-STORf FRAME DWELLING
OF eight rooms, stable, sheds, &c.
From the rapid growth OF improvements In
the direction Of this property 1t Is certain that
this beautiful ground will in the near future DO
IN good demand for homes, when u VIII IesdilY
command double what "a now expected ior u.
Noanvhile IL is a pleasant suburban home and
will pay handsomely for dairy or truck purposes
s9- Plat with Auctioneer and ct sale.
TERMS: one third cash; balance by negouablo
no,es At six twelve and eighteen months, with
interest added and secured by decd OF trust
mvu d. b. ELAN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
A FINE LOCATION FOR ABoARDIHG-HoUsE

nv virtue OF the hereinaftcr-montioned decree
| viii sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1890,
At 3 O'Clock p. NJ. tho TARhk-SIOk ~ AND Nd
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING NO l3JS Ross
street., between Thirteenth and foufteelh
streets. containing eleven rooms, besl1rs ~
iArbOd kitchen with fyeT0Oms, coal-honno' p''n'
closets. &c, and Ia gooi order throughout
The capacity Of the house and its c.htral shu
convenient location combine 10 render hle i"
GOOD purchase for a home or az an lntesllnsnt'
and it is especially desirable rs a boarulhs-
house. The lot In 25xl23 feet . an aley' - -,
Terms. one fourth cash and the RESIDUE .''
s,x. twelve. and eighteen months for notes, WIN
Interest added and title retained. or more tnai
one fourth or all cash, at the option OF me pur-
chaser lhOMAS ~: =. -" - ,,3.stonsr
SMITH AND WIFE, PLAINTIFFS. Against DhlNh.
IRD. SURVIVING TRUSTEE, DgFyNDhNI-lNI hs
CBAsCERY Court OF THs CITY OF hchNoSp'
l. Charles W. Goddin. clork Of said court GER
tifv that the bond required OF the speclsl com
missioner by tho decree In said cause oil Octooer
6, 1sea has been duly given. -. 49,,
Given under my hand this 20thday OF , N0yerh-
Der, 1883. CHARLES W. "ODNi-'
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HE
BoatonaA
50 Saito
See.

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ 5xncurxr AZ TIE plsPAroH PxINT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
BY Denoon, Tuppcr & Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Auc.!oneers,
s2l Main street
DEAUTIF UL FLOYD-AVENUE
BUILDING lot,
JUST IS FEET WEST OF LoMBARDY
STREET,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

At the request Of the owner We will sell by
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY 10. 1890,
az O'Clock f. ~, the above ELIGIBLE Pro
PETTY. This LOT, fronting Ga the south side
~ mo avenue 81 feet with a depth OF l43 foot %
10-foct alley ~ directly IN the une OF The zig M
movements 30 marked on this handsomely
built-up street
TERMS: At sale.
nvtt AgclOu0crA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
John c. Robertson,

General MAuhkeT,
Manchester, va
Sale conducted by A. J. BRADLEY & Co. Mem
chegLer. Va. hly "A |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
. TIE rHEtrRLclL lrnRLD.


,rbo oue,ndl,dt a night souvenirs t. be presented
>, ~. goi,attcudius the Garden Theatre on Friday
;.., FAIRY :. Will We given with Doctor liill'>'
...,.,,,,crf They will consist q handsome chatc-
,,,,,'. m,dof different shadc- q: plush united in
oya lcd sir and containing in TIER iAeeniousN con
,a,.i,l diond shape, 4 book. over the title page Of
yh,,h VIII Doctor BIN, lnaliibc Prescription for
,,,,.nolia,r the Blucs." The two farewell per
,,'re " Dr. Kill" will be given on saturday
,,,"... . otlnc. and evening. ON these occasion,
,'.,, .opX Of the KANGAROO Dance arranged
a., NE pa by Jesse Williams VIII be presented To-
-. , i,dy rnc last three performances Will reach
1" ,irlt, the Garden Theatre. closing to a profitable
business.
franz ID Braid. the well known German actor. will
,i,v in IS Vcrwuu -chcnc Schlo,,7 &C. The IIountcd
tr,,,~, Ambcrc'- Theatre tomorrow evening.
1bis vii, his first appearance IA this country.
conincdent marked the performance of Pro
,,..o. Unann at the matnc, IN hermann, The
,.., vessly ". +. Robinson is the man who is
chained the board in the Strohc.ka" mystery. In
.L.+,,.yay lie is freed the fact remains that he
,as.uy cends fret escape in Twenty -niuth-st and
"oo,no,in thc theatre whore be fires a pistol to at
,r,rt ,uttcntiOn of the audience. Yesterday. while
L.,i,around the corner of Twenty ninth II. 70
hhni,''rr, he slipped and fell amt h. pistol wa, pre-
,'' Ill ,charrcd. This attracted the attanti0n Of
a polean; vino prompt; ,1fle'i'd nm ana 1t wa'
49, / promised e. 30 bah, that the officer would
= H.. e performance 10 ~ on. At the saturday
Min tic children attending the performance Will
! rccr!I Iiita' g'''~'
,.c broadway Theatre last night Patience" sic
coed the " Pirates Of rcn4ancc.' and was welcomed
,y arge audience. which particularly enjoyed tho
| = SCR chorus.
Fanny Davenport. who is the CLEOPATRA in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
CHrRCHES on CAR WHEELS.

The tourist of wheels - wcilknO"n theme OF the
I,ial bp, u.- Dhu.ch Wheels l. mod m id q. Two
rh1t.- buit aftr tn manner 81 Pullman Sleeping
.n which RELIGIOUS services VIII B." held. b'
introduced o. railroad, Of the Wet oar d, called
eth. cath-d al car" and recently completed the
Pullman works the order N the Protestant Episcopal
Bishop Nort Dakota. T"O windows, projecting from
the centre oi second roof each sid. with four
,ancs ana uuitrrfoI 40 t' aeN VI the arch. the
ar the appearance ~ cathedral. pfts aIartrcu;
9NG with folding bed and appropriate. ,airg. L.
apar' i,a,ue -Ia-r Tor chapel sixty t-,i Ly nInr
Thee b., small platform. with chair. for the bishop and
alta foe the ants. with lecture and audi NJ,
room provided with stationary chair, that Will ac,onmo
iaje mt % oln-. camp chairs may - placed In Ia,
al,l. 10 twenty more.
The other is the independent suggestion u Dr.
Wt,and IIoyt Of Minneapolis. Is rXp.ns' will met
by to2al- flogt and &. l.. Colby. Of It, d
rnrn-ol- viii De- -iN.y feet by Tn. Eighteen feet vii
Dee PCS Tor Ning apartment ana tn fst arranged
a. cia,l for public worship. Two BaIts. nis>onas =.
Nill permanently eupo' rd pra the car
These ratcdra VIII be- ATTACHED freight trains and
wi. Visit every hamlet o. the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
ru.o nrprTy SHERfFFs ARRESTED.

Howell Clark. AGED twenty-five years ot NO Il
CIvmer-st BROOKLYN and Moses TAYLOR agei twenty
,o years, Of the same addc~, called nj the iroad"ay
Theatre last night and told Manager D"me'N 'na' 'N
had a warrant for the arrest OF 'hire' i"'N "' "
hi. octor, Donnelly told them that they could not
49, -, the stage They explained that they wcro
King. County deputy sheriff, and exhibited badges
Will. waiting AT the side door for the conclusion Of the
pcrf ,rmancc the created such disturbance mat
An officer arrested them
4, the Thrt.cth-s station a letter signed by MILO
Price An actress I'm the Dun Opera company no"
pIavng at the Broadway Theatre was found III 'afH
rocl..t The letter stated that HOLY had taken a
dt,r,ond ring from her and she wanted Clark 10 arrest
min, In Clarl's possession were also fonnd Deputy
.bc-is,s BADGE a hlncNsck ard pair OF nipp"S'
Roth men were locked up on charge OF dSoidcrv
conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
KILLED BY 4 CHANGE AGAINST pTc FTHr&

Cor,,uiu. Ind. Dec. -5.->'rnG' c@'"h' '''
do,,cicp,1 last ni-hl REGARDING ne sudden '"'',"
and death Of Nj Bertha Tarh' handsome ''"'o,
teacher Eighteen year, old. il appears 'ha' Ho' "'''
had been wrecked By the act Of some Unknown per-
.on connecting the name OF her ialh'r iA criminal
way with what is known Is inc i"'" ''
,d her s,hoo! room rAc Discovered upon ID"
ilsclr, ard written IN bold hand sent nee ''"PI''
Marion Park. her father, with the n""e' Oh "'
,aren-s and relatives, crime commute twenty year
ago. Sic huricdiy erased the Tnel charge I'M j.
lor, 80 heavily upon her mind th"' it -""n "'a ~
her alteration ard death Tie " A''''i i.' VIC" 81
,ons ul,cc "A score Of yc,if before. Ma lhd e." ;'c
/ cnlorId men. VINO arrested ana IN-'d .u .Hl
/ ~ charleston the county seal, whence ~ W"r
/ ,a,e, h, a mob and hanged T. a tr". IN tih-.
80 line volmg school teacher. j, almost Wild Will
| ,,ief a, the los O his daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
,osrv,srrR KILLED ~ MISSISSIPPI.

Nomuhi, Tenn. Dec ga dispatch 10 " Inc
,upe,l Avalanche from Carrollton, Miss says ~
,i tragedy occurred on the principal business street
i tb,. lawn today at II O'Clock nOon IN when J'hh
ir,.nii~, Matthew the Republican postmaster at '''
Mace wa, killed 10y young W. ;. Mclridr' II wealthy
ard prominent younE druggist here. Matthews Wa.
.,,,iu. down tie street toward the drue ''"'c vi
NcIrde co.. armed with winchester r"c' WV"
Mcbride stepped toward him ana hr'o 'n' i'''' s'0
,,r. u.,tiry,. had hi. gun uphhod and was
,,,,.,,, IN shoot Mcbride. Last night Matthews
h,d Am alteration with Mcbride ~ the Po'tom'e
This hostile feeling was renewed ih' morning.
Matthew, j., he youLcc-t SOP Of John Tfret-'
Matthew. who wa, killed at llazichurSt in l--4' ana
f. "a brother " T. VI. AMI =. Matthew, the laitr MOI"
I.rItod state, Marshal Tor the southern D-iFi'' Oh
Ni>,,>ipp.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
LITTLE THEITRh PANIC STOPPED
An ELECTRIC LIGHT STARTS A SMALL BNA~b ~
TIE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE

Az rr.rCTEIc LIGHT STARTS 4 SMALL BLA|b Al
TIE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
4 uttIo panic occurred at the Fifth Avenue l'ea'V
Yesterday afternoon during the specl'i - ~
formauce of "Clp0patra" At the strongest P"' -
The fourth act when Cleopatra had Ie'e'''" ~
10 ANTONY i'm the palace at Acunm so.'I' '"H
heard in the balcony that brought part OF the P"p
% ,,c,r foot +, an instant An electric light IN one {"
,Ie chandeliers in the Twenty cightIst entrance i"i
broken and tiny fame had been co'hmull'','
the paper flowers which were t"IIeu 49, -
lamps The cOmbustible nature Oh t"I9
mado il easy for the fame TO sprcah Will '"P''''' w
in = tovy scconds tho whole chandelier was Il mass VI
fire rhich was quickly cNungulshcd' INC I'D" 49,,
bued with the smell of burned rubber" WIN 90,
tam, ~ ,bc artificial flowers were composer az
tracted the attention of few people in the rear " '
balcony and their indisccet sounding OIL d" a'"'''
caused the excitement , ,,oise
In les, than five seconds AFTER lIc """' 80,
was heard in thc balcony three fourthS Oh u'c "
,ano -, tnoir feet Women were overcome by ilSn''
some cln;ching wildly at their escorts ana o'i''
ont in belpessneSs By those who retained '"'i'
sion thc shrilI voice OF orc woman III V'o 0
Ialcony was heard above the dir, crying ont N
thing is ON fire! Fire" several men JUMBO" ~ ~
t+ and in stroug voice, cXhOIted the resi- VI no
audience 10 keep their seats. Melbourne w ''"
who PLAYS Antony. after being uiSeu ~
nnort from thc rear OF the stage. stepped loFN''U
and
reas,urng action in a great measure Ie''''0' ~
tine auditorium. ard inside Of two minutes lne p'Vl
had resumed their places and the TWO ic'""7 VIC"
actcrs promptly took up the play h"t " va"
until the act was over when the hgh'N hid ucc" 'U
nm in full force and the ominous smell "i Tue n""'"
,,her had cleared away that the audience leIt per
fecly at ease i,cd
An amusing feature OF the occurrence was chIo''u
-. ~ loas, a few peope in the audience VINO "'Ip
seated IN \ row Of orchestra chairs Directly uc" "'
thc front part of the balcony. a woman WI" nav
seat above them leaning on the rallht'
absorbed in the doings the stage SHe heu '0N ~
rd,. in hor hand and yghcn the first alarm Wa S\e"
she threw up her arms in Wild dsuay ana NC
sweets fell right into the lap of young man pcI'" ~
in the orchestra seats. Whether this box Wa NV
f enough 70 Justify the trouble or wlcthc? 'c Eo""s
man vas TOO indolcnt 10 tramp mp to the paI'oE az"
rc,urn the candies 10 the owner. or yet "''"''' ~
tbourbt the vouug woman would not car l 10 o"i
80 ,Ecr after The excitement. wa not Ha'l.u i,s
any ,,lp he uaSscd the box around l" NJ % , ,no
-, Tho ucghhnrhoOd. ana they AT nhNrhHir va NV
,aIlen sweets during the rest OF the pcIl'FiH'''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
SL.LcInE ~ rNI0N SQUIRE.

A pistOl-shOt rang out on the coiu ar VI ''"'"
Square about q p III. yesterday, and a man Wa 'e'"
m fan at .cveutcenthSt. on the east side oi ire
souare In his hand wac i3UHd a 32-calibTe rcVoNc'
with which he had shot himself. IN ambulance "''
summoned and he taien to the New 1"rN l1o'
initial where he died twenty minute, later
In a book found in the pocket OF HI coat "a' Inv
name Henry Ernst. 1t wa' not KNOWN "A,'nc' VI "''
tbi. wac the name of the dead man, but IT was sup
- 60 \. The man VA, ab9ut Ave feet and seven
inches in height with "a smooth face. "Sht c"HpeN"N
and weighed about $50 pounds. lie wa, dic>>:d ~ !
p9lr Of hrown-ribbed tr1d,er'. cna' ana ~
irish f,ieze q tennis shit and white woolcN U'uor
cia,Itnc Prom the contents of On" BOOK u J. sup
nnssd iSat the dead man one time IN the FFU>
Sian infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
.,r,yc rgr IIgr or 4 TREMBLING DoE.

...,,oo p..r Dec. 21.-puc day this 1911
,,,,ioc doe founded INTO the chip yard "herc MI.
u..ry \ Rowland. Of Panther Crei. was m'hI"S
-.,p The dc was trembling al over. ana I'"h'd
. r,oueb she led been chased FOR several h"Hf''
-hc stopped close - Mr.. Rowland. ana "hch '''
,,, hc,rt.d woman undcrook to pat be-, she d"l4'd
o.. oo, side AVID trottrd into the wood Mouse MY.
uovi.rd fastened the doe and returned {" h"F
,,.,.l. and before long She h ard hound ha>HE ~
fla. ,yoad, ON the hal 10 the east. lr" minutes
l.t.r IA. hound came looping" down tie HILLSIDE
.-,.c into The ward and bal"i furiou,' around the
vood house MIR. Rowland -o'n coaNed up ~"
.ne,.y hound, qot rope around it, NECK ana u'd IL
a tie barn.
I'm the eDuf.c O, an hour YOUNG man whom
Mr. How land had never zen before. "l"' she san
ya, dr..,rd IKE q cy ,portuan made DIS appearance
Tie hound wa, ycp,ur in the barn. and the strange
-rof.f ,.tn .-ira Nj. Rowland n She noisy biLic
belonged to hcr hu-hHrd. She told him tie cir'um
.i,i.,.. and me- asked her If hc could see c hound.
Nr, llovleui led oul. the man ciaimcd II ana he
pei him nave IT, Then the stranger a,he0 Mr.. Ito"
lad ~ 1T the doe oul # the Woodhou,e. ,' thai he
,ol.lt shoot her on the run. The woman replied 'Al
Lc would Lever at the doc with her con cent,
and the man then offered her five dollar note II she
| would turn the doe loose She spurnci the offer.
declaring that NO amount of money would induce her
| t. sacrifice the doe, liie. Then tn" man walked
away Win h, hound aui MIR, Rowland hasn't found
| ont who he Wa Whor. he came from. ~h' kept
, do. in the WooduD,c urtil The next morning. when
She II hcr free. ad tn limd 'lcitus' soon -tiVpcd
up tie hill and went ont Of ,lslt III the ioresL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
cu,rI0y SKATER or NLw ENGLAND.

I,.,,n. Pc. - spec .an-The annual hating con
Co., r,drr ,c ar~plce, ~ the New England skating
.,,i,tiou ook place today On nmncwri', Pond,
>c,tou. font 1000 person, watched H. II "''u
i,L oDouttlirce and hall hour. The highest
r..,nIc SEQ wa - points. and the winner "i me
rr.t prizc.L l. Bacon, scored 3-7. The second
,,r,c va, VI by II. q. barnes OF North 'ambrld-".
,,i,, .:,l mt, The third was won hy Herbert =
r,,p. Of hton. with 10 point. y. \. Judge, 81
n,,ton. M III Il points. W. l.. NllrlrM ct
rarnn ,yllNyon the first prll" a gold medal, Wa
",.,u.ly o champion oi Massachusetts, ana Is now
~. ,hampi Of Ncw Enslaud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
yp PADDOCK AND THE ELECTION BILL
THE NEBRASKA SENATOR'S ALLHhD COURSE RE
c,rpryG THAT MEASURE.

THE NEBRASKA SENATOR'S ALLHFHD Couu@9r- hE'
csARpryG THAT MEASURE
u.,.hirc,on Dec 25-"Thc Post to MORO" VIII
,ib the following: senator Paddock oil Nep'a'h''
, in earnest whca he warned the sehat; a lew Gays
a chat no would soon move TO lay aside the Erection
III, od take ND the Pure Food BILL ana ne vi" p'lorc
,., ,.,in take occasion 10 renew the "arHhg.
lie will first give his party. however d'nP'c up
nor,unitv either 10 pass the Elccuoh p'h or
rcIude 10 Law il aside In this connection IL may be
,tcrestin, to state that senator PADDOCK mas beeh
isnuoted from the beginning in regard 10 MS P"'uoh
an mi huI Indeed he has almost dctcrnlnen 10 make
or.onaI eyplapaon owing 10 the utter iai''tE o. "a
dilr,,ch originally sent from this city. The dispatch
ded with some detail interview alleged 70 nave
,,o, Mace AT the White House. between INC res
id.,t and the senator. In which th' FORMER
= said 70 nave upbraidcd the latter Tor not
no the bill The interview thus picturc'qney
icd NOT ouv never occurred said senator Paud'c ~
,, ,,,e President has never mentioned either tho
t,lcrtion Lill or the Tariff bill 10 me
80 have never said That would not vote Tor the
t,,,.,io, bir, continued The senator, although |
,,. Icon uuoted IL saving 80. The trllh ! lhit
,hcr i netting in the provisions OF the Dill ooIecui-
.i,in IN, III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
TWICE ATTACKED WITH 4 PCIrEAANS 'LUb

Henry shccan. twenty seven years old OF 40 w
North Moore IT, tbs city, wa the victim OF an aN'n''
Is,r night by officer Patrick McKcon OF the fHlh ire
cInct Uroohlyn. >heean was visiting his uhcle' ia
ward Sheean. at 40. - North fhths' EFoohN"
McKeon Occupie, apartments WIN MS la'HN va '"o
second No,r Of the sam" house Late IN ihc evening
Ia visited hi. home WHERE he met Shcean. and the tW"
had several drink, together quarrel between tl'
men followed whchslc~ultcd in She an being sTHcN
three times with the officers club shc"an then Went
TO the police station TO make "A compliant lie was
suffering from cut the head which was orc u
by an ambulance surgeon sergeant Hiuce SOM i'""'
man Rearaon to look for the officer Nleoah' WHO
10 .,ich,lv intoxicated. wa, held Officer VI Keen
tbru entered. Shccan had gone 10 the cellar, ana
McKeon followed him: \ few minute, iater Hlect can
t,geerec upstairs. told the sergeant that ne hal
hrcT assaulted by MckcDu. who lad broken hi' nose
with his club. Tho ambulance surgeon wa "EHl
snwmoned and found much difficult ia stopping the
eow az blood Charge, were at once mace by captain
Short against the officer Who was relieved from duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
4 BENEFIT FOR MISS ANNIE RUSSELL.

Miss Annie Russell. OF the Madison Square Theatre
has teen III for nearly years. She last PLAYED in
A. NJ. Palmer's Captain swifr' Company. A. her re-
coyery Is vet far from certain testimonial her IS being
arrsnged 20 be given early in February Herbert Kelley
Of the Lyceum Theatre. will take charge OF the aiar
which promises 10 great success, as many weknown
actors AID actresses volunteered Among them
IN. Madison SQUARE the Lyccum Charles rohmon :.
Twenty .third.s.. coaplnles The details VII be an
nounc 81 in a few days Miss Russell IS highly esteem ed
I'm her profession and has always been fa'o:.;e Her
first Yew.YorS appearance ia "Esmeralda' at the
Madison souara Theatre 4. NJ. Palmer OGcrcd the
use Of Palmer's Theatre the benefit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26

Mr. Parnell is known TO a good many Australians In
a cha acler In which he has never figured Oh th.
northern side Of the eQudtOrtat Of dramatic author
For more than i've wears play, entitled shanrock
Grcon by Charles stewart raincll. ESD VI. f." Las
cnoyed prod cOs favor amongst provincial audience,
In the colonies. Tho lucky exclusive pop ietOr OF
th- piece boasts II havin. already ncttcd 1000 b.
IT, Whether recent e. ents will add ~ or diminish IL,
popularity remains 10 be seen. Its prOprle'or-nu
ir,iWai. by the "dy-his never yet yentucd 10 p.O.
sIrrrd suspicion that the dramatic critic, Oi tho-e
'apja1~ Wodld want To know something more abou,
history and aut-c,d dent, than Tn" bald Announce
ncut ou the payhill~ that t!T. pararI wrote hi,
play when Young man at college" Provincial pre-.
arr not unpl' asantly sccptical ald the Iris
men and women OF the Interior towns consider IL a
patriotic duty 10 roll up In their hundreds 20 Mr.
Parnen's Dlly.r-(Psll Mall Gazette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
srIc,Dr or 4 urRDrara IS JAIL

Prescott T. r.. Dec. 21.-John VI. Stop. VINO ehol
and kll,d Grant Lc BAR al the Peck mine on >"'>
ri.nt. wa, arrested and put u jail here N''t''u'''
f.. admitted tur billing, AID pts preliminary
90, animation va. .c. for De cmh"r - Ah'n'
% O'Clock this morning. Will" one 81 t"' I.'
oucr- iu the jan wts ENGAGED ih 'h'' '"-'
lie lad the razor down moment. ''""p '"'' ''''
,..,,, . no, ,,,tt 10 lt- cell! and ,la-A'd himself
- ,A throat l.f,r,. tl, horriie3 pr s'ucr, near hii
,ord pr,vcnt The act. a -oon a. be- h"i comm'''''
,l.. decd hc walked ont into The corridor ana NJ
,,,,ed d, .,oal. to the prisoners, who bad i"ll3""l
him. but .auk To- TIE no"r and died "lu'h hN'
inmate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
VOTES IN THE FIELD or LABOR.

The nor.unon cgmpositois VINO went on strike in tho
oo,. of ..h. Commercial Advertiser" WcdueSday in
at;empt settlement to-day. One OF their demands is for
the union scale Of wages.
The threat ned lockout Of cabncNorkers anu furniture
maker. ty the Cabinet ana Furniture Makers Association
ha. been postponed indefinitely. meeting Ct the asso-
,i,tion @ be- held Monday. when is expect thar
decisive action will BE- taken.
Never Johnson Co.. u No. 35S 81 adway. arr
f>inc ur a CLOAK factory walker AID I'm S.. Wl"c
the sewing will b., by steam. enable Girl,
In do the work r rcquiits to do. The ticking
eloaxnakers In the companys Broadway sj Arm
In their idcness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26

Ia. ,.i. ..,.,,n.s. who charges him with severely
,...t,.. ,., Ra.. denia, stri1nc her. she you "''
sergeant at the ,a.ion-hou.c tntt Ed>' was I9i' -
ius;tee having $40; and killed Prince hopl"'"
Sumter - C.. Noycmbr Bae' ad",I'''' ." a., ,.,
- ,causs no t.aied the friend, Of Robinson "''''
tax, hi. V;c Ba,, Say, that coroner' Ju', S,tor
him during his absence \ telegram "a' 9'IV ,, hs
asking information about The murder anu h''
held % fciltc Headquarters awaiting r'PN'