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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

CHANCE SILuOM OFFERED.
~ Gentleman viii s"li his very handsome,
stylish fast road and family h"r>r,- N's.s
old. i5'2 hand' ms bil'r 80. ~
Gentleman need want inner hof'r wa
exact guarantee OF good home ana treat
meat. he being a pet IN our ',aV.o , n
IS natural roadster "l !" l"'7 -
hour. smooth clean hmbrG, Tee, 'n-t,
pleasant driver, needs ~" boots OF Olh'l
ilNiny,: will guarantc, him per
i.tl -ound Kind and scntr rra~on'hl.
B, perfectly safe for any lady to handle. MIR
IA, = ride or drive. Must bc seen to b" az
prcciatei, as hc Is In every way a. de-
,crib,d -afr, sound. last and reliable:
Also ,Atcn-lOn-top -ld'har family surrey
seats 4, -ldcbar top buggy ladies top phac-
ton. light road harness. laps, blankets, W
all ia perfect order, Ia fact hardly ,oilrd,
and all To be- sacrificed. "A, sickness Ia NY
family conpcls removal 70 milder climate.
For Inspection. e. Apply oMn,r = p''N,r,uSS
stable, adjoining priNat" r"s'u nee Nv
West ATHEIST.
a 5000 ELEGANT COMPLETE ~ IN
A.OUT. comprising handsome family tot,
ting hor-r Ia high KIND. gentle ana
sound fearless Of all obstacles. nearly ne"
brewster -idehar top buggy harness. blan-
krf- Sc. , one weeks trial given u rc-p"i-
-lblr purchaser. Apply TO coloied siooih
at Central Boarding Stables, :? East 5d'st'
near Bowery.
200 Bt'NS . parcs beth IN foal.
n strong cheap work horses. sidrhar top
Uphtwood surrey. seat. four. top buggy
4 H Hfcw-i,r's Landaulcts sold -cpa-
ratcly very cheap, trial allowed. IA West
3l-t-st. near 1th-aNe.
At THE UNITED STATES WAGON
n AID CARRIAGE 60, :, 3D'AvE:.
1 tlE KlN 'Hs" 81 6 SEM VERY G,o
IiES'. BNKERs', BrTCnEIiS', LAIN.
DRY. MILK. AKPENTERS' AND FIX
PRESS WAGONS ON HAND AND MADE
10 ORDER. ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
Also C ,,A. I At.Si rrn mAT T, nv
iioTSE IL THE UNITED STATES.
Easy PAYMENTS. AGENTS WANTED.
NOR SAI.E.-A boautiful landau; used
i only q few times built by brewster.
of iTth-,t good ~ new a bargain. Adj
dress Box 3rS Po-toiice.
4, or SAfE.-llreant sirglc phacton and
i harness. nearly new half value. IVES.
SO Wr-t l1th-st-
II or SALE.--A pair Of heavy workers.
4 SIN aud seven years Old well seasoned ;
sold for want Of use. Can be seen Mt Or.
STOK ES'S stable. $50 Fast 32d.,t., any
day after p ~.
NOR SALE-Scvoral trucks and wagons.
/ 80. $40 Delaney st
nRIVATE STABLE. u stall. aud box
i TENNIS BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ West 4ist-st.
nrnO TEAM cay CARRIAGE
XDUU. HORSES. 15i hand, Is years
Old high acticn. stylish perfectly Kind,
ound and gentle no vices. Can he seen
AZ If \ENETT'S STABLE, 10 T.. 30h-st.
Cilp Real gsIaie for Sale.
A 3.sToRY QUEEN ANNE HOUSE, all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
G i'm Real estate for Sale

ID EEEIEsS HOUSES. - Manhattan
L squarr North" honses; ' eaoi inS
cellar Classical. original and unique, l.
..ation az corner open Tor Inspector or
adore, RICHARD NIENEs. owner ana
builder. 66 Wc,' SD q.
cc-sFAcH. f. los. 500 cash great
500 future value. send FOR diagram
1. BSAN. $50 last l1,th->i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Refined oil unchanged al ~ cent III pii W
and 900 cents per gallon IN case. Naph'na was 10
duccd 10 points to 40 cents per ediioh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
Courtrn Real Gsiate for Sale


Al ESTATE OK III DSON, known all
n OYER the Engll,h--pcahins World Tor
,lr. IL, drsirublllty hralthiuln"s, ana
celebrity, and the great bargain at winch IL
/, offered should almost induce ltS purchase
Without ~ prc:lOn; II comprises ABOUT 90
nero, Ia on- of the moot charming sltua-
lions ON the river. and l. located within Two
hour, of New York CITY bN rail the house
il "A substantial brick cOntainin. IL rooms +,
th,rc /, "A curativ. spring Oh the premises.
IN. annlYsi, Of which shows the water 10 be
canal 10 the famou, Poland water of Main,
fnr A Sanitarium the name. IL advertised,
vould be- immediately recognized ny the best
class OF society and the neishbCihond sur
rouudlngs recommend IL To the attention Of
such IL cost 49, 600. but VIII DE sold for
onr.tnird that sum 10 pionp. purchaser.
Folio $50 PHILLIPS WELLS,
Tribune Building.
A r PEI HAM MANOR. for sale or o. rent
n House, containing to 8 rooms rent
400 uer year up. Address X. {. BLACK,
:5l shave.
AoEXcY FOR MONTCLAIR.- Hand
n some residences and building sites for
nj, /. housss To let, furnished or unfurnished.
TUNHS & TAYLOR. Beckman-st.
~ NETUCUEN New.Jersey large
n house barn, aud ample grounds the
hrst corner I'm thu village charming subur
han hume: admirably adapted for country
harding house: al-o house with acre OF
ground sun, rib location both convenient 10
stations. low Communication rates must be
sold 10 close estate. For particulars apply
10 C. L. COKDIN, 25i Washington-st.,
II;ssssy City, or address A. G. LlrTEHsT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
Countrn Real estate TO Let

FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM to let
u On Long Island unusual chance for
good man. Y. IL. SUMNER, 1913 broadway.
Two. STORY HOUSE. 10 rooms acrr
"A well fruitcd. shaded near station ~
minutes out; rent. $500. j. \. VAN Az =
KEN & co, II Broadway.
A n nEIIEVILLE.-Se room house [;
n oaod water: hard wood mantels near
TsseS station IS minutes from New-York.
GEO. u. DODD. 60 Rgoad'st.. Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
@ onntrp prcptrtn for Sale and 90 Ett

WHAT PEOPLE WANT
In the way quiet Of Boating eatnng rsnns ea
living please country that isn't flat and
seems miles away instead OF naoy %
minutes can be had Staten Island
go .. 800 pe lot and UPWARD at moderate rental
We'd like agents are snere or call
on us here and circular.
HUGHES g. ROSS, ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

COTTON-For prompt delivery ruled quiet and nrln at
unchanged prices. Sales Ala bales Tor consunlto.:
A bales. against -,o1'
III. ,bis dav last week 424j bales this
Sav wear Since September receipts at the ports
; 1868 ISL bales Tor the
CORES onding time last year ,aard % cl.ss,eca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
xew.York. Wednesday. April %.


~ ,,,,t,, s.ie- were held At the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day . 49, $500, 90
r.noS Ne v cor leith-s;, plo. i9llN1'' i"-''
- Similar building with lot y" 1875 Mad ,"i-aNr' II
corner 3i,i>, lot -iss, II Se'ln'd, '.," "a IL,
, ,i.,,. l9f H. aNg-.9. I j Eeen'y, 5000 - -.
..-tlf, AID s..tosy buildings Win l'' q" ann 'r
IN idmr vim lo l53 Frlls.-t. running % l''hS '''
~, COB t,oOdNIDsN Bl"-. ~ nV'. go. d.. .,, -, ,
g, - L.>incona,e. lot - 0>es =, J. smith tS'TE,V-,t
-imlaf buildings Win lr--- So, It' . . and I.
- p -. -of ~. .-as', lot' -oAi'''i '''" = H.
3-tof, buildings with lot- 80, 500 and 'o' W1,,'"
ton--'. ~ Hpins''' 's' -'N'''' "
- story m, with ot. W SO r,.' .i,' p o'
IN, nuiGln. with plot - land ~, 5'5 ana go
Fast 5G,n.-t r. u -!aN' plot i'IN'7.o' mos "'''
- v,, binding. with lot SOS ~ and 50 W "a
#, So &C. y lotai,c. lots -5Alc0' eieh' IN'' ''"'
Similar house VIII lot 80. 30 and so 'e'''
g. cor 5ai-t lo' 3o>sO william N..rlf' -, ~
Si'e'i ..., o, .o>,. p s l. Cie.e is 800
,,ioy hrueef, wih - ~, l6 be- AN 4 T. Close.
T. Longf.id and n'nu >.'4.i ~ go, W., toos..,
3.,fol, dwelling. WIN LOT, - i,S W.. ~ 100
oi VT i3i'h--t. $50 n Of 7th ~''' o''H .
u nEooKLYN PROPERTY.
a'o,y d"ins T ad Ie ok. 80 = =, r 5o -
Of oly Gai,n- u.u ioi So - Hamilton ave. s.
,r u Cono,,f.,t lot .o>loO. j. Snih'" 'i''''V'
NIwJEn,iY PROPERTY.
plot Of land on Clinton a.. corner lsta'e s'Al9'
John rf'"N' li,t,la,c. Of 9i- e5A.oi each. Boz
gen. y. j.. Same plf ha-'i' 500"
LONG ISLAND PFC rEETY
a.-torv house with dot ~ land Bay ~ 'ia|'.
-on. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
Gin properin Go Get.

fp LET1hc highly de-irabe is,ory hrowns,on" high
.,oon dwelling, No. lel Eat 1Oh.st O76 Madison.
No ,nd 3. last -ith.st Apply ARNOLD. con-
STABLE 4 co. 19th-,t. and 5thav".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
Brooklnu Real estate Go Get.

rro LIT OK TO LEASE Win or without power, nsor 30
80, ,u Tor namu,ctufiu businesses, Ncht on four
-t,aiy power 'e,stor, Insurance low con ehient
~ 2. rri.. and shipping points SIMPSON, - Rodney
.trt.r. nrnnAIyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rl.ANsfEEs-N. Y CITY.
''..-t 40 90 Last. Aio,e, Butlcl 70 bcFta
...., ........ 5000
"i,'t..-l " l' I'D !, , r., I.pi, I...r 1000
-tA,''.. No -iV' '''-'" 1870 5000
iou.t III IT, ~ 70, 70, .'l'sn + il,ijrn 10000
93'h-t ~, -'p " , .,,.f TO- Christian Aicl. 900
Jna',.,, 80 o '.,,,'' . 1853
to Nos'.'l o, #, 9, u ,tn.s,c. 75.aoII 81,
s'a.. il io"''o'' '''e'''' '''''''- 2o5,o
,a;,,'., s.. I75nco OF ,u,a.c. -ooN''il same -, -o,
To- , So ~ SANG ro Mary = l'o-woitu. 1000
ID, s.. .ot ~. n'p G. Moore '~"' 10 a,a,o
y'.a,l,.,',,, SO 33i SANE 20 SAM * c 'o
sit ,Y 80 Of ' kcrr .nd i .nS,af NUNS $4,000
Slfau9a - Eo'''''''' '"4 1000
sna.n o. En-. a., to Horny i'''''F' ''' 5000
aao,e., ,,'', - II Of m,v'hoiar.t Con-
@ . S.''' -"' ." "'s ... ,. +. ."s = 800 800
solomon No''' ana ""' To- 49,. - ooo
r. o.."'@ 49, OH TN Of l.5,a' s.,ioo .o
AnnIr T. i;r'"9 aai '"y,l ~, =" "nlo.l.oG and
rnona,.e. 49,. 90. o, M.i'''" 1890
ist., o. S. SO {, ~ OF G'ea.. 49, HAM ,e
,,, ion y 'i,si r., " Of cih,,c' Ianr Madden
r' Not, ie' SAX ' TO D,ai pr,.@sr $500
| co.,. , 30 10 ~ Hthftc, 2'Nlpo III
| '''II ,n,.. l. Thomson and another to Christian
Suit. 80 -, we.t' Caroline Eo-- to EH"- 20 o,o
l2lur.t. So ~ l Ia, S'''''' "'''''' $500
Naai-oi- no -S'' s'''''"' 1900
,., 1,oH is59 # " nroadwa, lsNiooo "eo'ee
chi,ti. and wife to Ioan M9,sI, ro,c,,
'3d..t $50 II ,f '' 10 John Si,rdon - 600
Nqra, , i9I and c ', To N G1 ri' Murray AZ
I'9h;.t is |a T. WIZ IF 'G o ioGn HoIiar6 5000
! -, 9
''' D. brown to clar.s I;uG r,,o,,.
lo'i Pr.aadara IA and cei'i Nc@n ,, 1900
i''%l9 s,n wcic cor and Sir to John W Katan
l75i gt - ~ It wcb~tcr-avc. o>losS irrrg .ooo
PIX Ne W IL and @noiier "''" -. Il. $50
S'T I,.l milTi'' Klein 1880
De,'n,'' I'D III. To- Moprii berger % 100
S' 9' ,I' AND @no,hll '''' - 500
aoS NV 40 30 sS W.T.. ror.. puruld aud VIE to
77 iD" 10 ~ East. clara Curt, and others
77h.'t :. - It Of Maai-on-a'c. 5oSio2e; ,oo
f',,>-- taoN 10 Mny,r % 800
'7'9 s.,, ,,'I.np. and %ii To- Ncv amGcr oooc
Ga,h,,t a = - T. @ . 9thase "ocNloo' ia,
9th So ai la,i i,aae nttcr"a" and wife 90 ooo
l"'t,t ,r la ard NH. T." JOIN Dcnarc.t 20 ooo
fIi,;.t cor lirrman amour 30 ooo
''a,,, 40 '' rmaT 1o.t. Wit $4,000
ccntr,l.aoc II =. ~ # q Gr ,, 2oN2oo;
| ,.,orac nom 10 Emma \ li"'l, 1900. -o,o.
| c.rfr,l.a,e rs - 10 . of 6ctard-aNc. 'cN-Ooi
| % ~
ila,ed-t II" f. ' Il,ac Eittcrman.. 3ooc
cedaa ,. and w gIr +" reter Ccoey 2ooC
isiS,,1i r>, G ard ancthcr. Is ooC
KNIT na Cd Ia,,rn 1900,
Sn' ro,I Trop' rN pawn 40 coo
sane r9nhr,sh 80 oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
CitD Real CsIalr for Gale.

A 3.STORY QUEEN ANNE HOUSE. all
"A improvements. near 0filce; $4,000.
STEVENS. 9th-aYe.. cor. 03d-st
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Clln Real G5lat, Go Get.

Ciin RraI g5lats 60 Get.
LOTT To- let. ~ II. bv - f. steam elr-
n tator win or without power. Clio.
h. EDDY S9> Nidi-on--t
hIY. ~T. corner Church. Corner and IN
- id. stores. connecting together or -,p-
,r,i.ly. Apply Oh premises u \. SiAC'
sON & CO.
PLTNDtp STORE To- bu'in -. - II.
- DIP. SIS. last tenant mad" money :
a., La..f,.nt. Tor 81 80 East l.3ih.>t
Inquire Of .aulics OF SPENshK 10 Maiden
Lane.
s1OKl. To LET. Waole store noor
- cheap. can 20 Grc"ne-'t'
NO LIr.-Drrat harelln, larsr hou-r
i fons door from 5th-tN'. ana one block
from windsor Hotel. furnished or uniuf-
nl-h.d newly decorated hard" ood nOvr> ;
nov ga. fixtures, furnace. rihgr ana
nltuhlny ln prrf.ct order. rent very low 10
good tenant. Aiircs' NJ. Tribune once.
,I,o LET Ia, -torc> Nos. AL and ii3
Water..t from May |. next, win
steam IL required. Apply to {. H. POLL
LON. 81 South->t.
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
Two RENT. PARTLY FL RN lsHED;-
Ih, 3 story basement aud auto nigh
.foou btown-fonc house No. Il First Place.
at A modcratr rental 10 reliable party Tor
term Of years. the house Is hr>t-cIass IN
every respect and In on or thr hcll,hie.e
parts Of nrooklyn. For p'r'u,t apply !" D.
y. IL. BERGEN. 3o7 Court-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Citn propertp for Sale.
FOR sALE-LARGE TRACT OF LAND
On Southern Boulevard,
14f.t and Concord Avenue.
CONTAINING OVER 100 CITY LOTS.
Spacous mansion and stable now ON premises can %
roadii,- ,danted 10 hotel charitable, other purposes
while awaiting further improvement Apply 70
T. l.. OGDEN, Executor III BIosd"sy.
:. ,rULpT are no better houses West side THAI
n "a. ia; 40 li2 West s1th-st; 4story -Oloos;
,,oJsrate rrice very easy terms MILLER & STAB
IFR 49, 3tha'e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
CURLING THE MOUsTAcHE.
How the Custom Originated and Its Gene
raj Effects.
ipoafOn China
boston Globe.l

"How long has the custom Of crimping
the moustache been in vogue, was asked OF
a dapper little barber, who runs shop ON
Washington street.
1T was first introduced in the United
States about four years ago" he rephed,
but 1t was known in Europe half q CEN
fury back"
docs the crmping of the moustache IN
lure its growth in any wayY"
Yes. very seriously. You see human
hair is naturally oily, which indicates a
healthy growth. If a single hair Is placed
under a powerful microscope, 1t Will DO
found to resemble a pipe-stem-that Is, %
little tube runs its entire length. through
this channel flows a current OF oil. Now.
if this IS dammedup, 1t has the same erect
as binding the stalk of plant. the ripe sap
is cut off and decay follows. Therefore, IN
ninety-nine cases out Of one hundred,
where the moustache is crimped. it finally
begins TO fall out. much to the grief OF lts
owner. Where there ia unusual Ylgor TINS
result does not obtain, which accounts Tor
the exceptions named"
DO all YOUR customers have their nous
taches curledf"
oh, no; it's the middle-aged and young
fellows who carry the style: When man
begins to wrinkle up and hls knee-loints
begin TO rattle he cares very little for those
finer points in his personal appearance"
"Do the dandy police officers like TO
have curl put into their whlskers?"
do they Well, l should think so.
There are some very handsome men who
wear the uniform OF the city, and when
they 90 on duty they look as neat as wax.
A low-hanging mousteche would not har;;
monte with the ensemble Of these stoleal
guardians of the peace. 1t Is seldom one
OF them goes ont on an ostensible hunt Tor
crime with his moustache in the condition
descrihed ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


SALss-FIRsr BoARD.--l00 Virginia consols a.
45; $3.50 Richmond city SIS July, 1891, at lOi4.
Closing 11ot,noa. q, sls ssJ,< Exchange:
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Mean temperature. .........'
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK, May a-Thc stock market VISA
rather quiet to-day In comparison WIN the lsrgs
business trsit acted OF late, and 10 remained fe-
vorisn, still with no marked changes except IN a
few shares, which were effected by influences
peculiar 20 themselves The heayiness vas
nost marked In the Granger stocks, while Lack
awanna oregon Trsnscontineniai, Manhattan
ana Wheeling. and Lake Erie. both preferred
sne common, were strong, Tho April earnings
OF tho last-nemed road have been lsrger team
for any month In the history OF the company.
The trading to-day WIS principally OF profess
sional character, though there was somo trading
for foreign accouut, tut tho precipltate pres
sure was from tho Chicago trading element.
while there WAS good demand for the speclsl-
ties There Is a feeling o. disappointment In
tho street over the news from Chicago about
tho present condition Of the railroad
war. There Is nothing to show that the
first settlement contemplated IL tntended
TO cover anything but passenger business,
while the war OF freghts, which represent the
most important part OF the railroad carr ings. Is
likely to continue. should This prove TO be the
case the market viii ignore the stocks Of the
warning western roads as much ~ possible,
while the balance OF the stock list will show an
increased business and improved prices. espe-
claily stocks like those which to-day and gene
rally OF late hayo been steadily strong ana Iced
ers In speculation. The market was up and
down within narrow limits. with no movement
ut all worthy Of note in the general list, and
onlyin q few specislties was there anything
Ike life. Oregon improvement, Chicago, 81
Louis, aud Pittsburgh stocks, ana one or TWO
others made sharp upward spurts, but taeso
constituted the only features Ia the trading.
There was a better tone developed toward the
close on tho scarcity Of stocks Offering, and the
close WAS fairly active and firm az insignificant
changes for the day. ssles-Listed, l2r,VVo
shares: unlisted. ll7oIO shares
Ersninq. Exchange quiet and steady. Money
easy. closing offered at g. Sub-1reasury bat
ances- Coin, sl62.Sll,G 600; currency, fi,6O.OOO
Governments DUH but steady for as; per cents,
lsl OK. coupons 1854 bid. ex. interest state
bonds neglected.
faho y ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEATHS.

BLAIR.-Died. May |. 1880. OF the residence OF
his parents, AlOemarle county. Va, NhhN"N
r., infant son OF Archibald and Lizzie u. Bla's;
aged thirteen months ana ten days
Funeral at 6 Y. NJ. Friday Nay ,, 1890
CoGBILt.-Disd, on the 9th OF April. at
ty-fourth year Of his age. formerly of Richmond,
Va.
DCNNAvANT.-Dlod, May 9, 1870, a. li:a5 p.
NJ, LEON PAUL, infant son OF Paul j. and Lib
bic Crew DGnnayanL
PEEL-Ded, suddenly OF paralysis. at his
residence. l4l2& west Clay street. at 1850 p. NJ.
Mny >, 1890. ELISHA L. PEEL, in tho nfty-second
yeas OF his age.
Funeral from the Tabernacle. corner OF Pine
and Grace streets, at 800 O'Clock THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON. Friends and acquaintances are
invited 10 attend. 10 flowers BY request
Georgia papers please copy.
PUTZEi--Died, suddenly. on Saturday, Mr..
A. l.. PU rZRL, IN the seventy seventh year OF
his age
Ills funeral will take place from the residence
OF his son-in-law, Mr.. f. Leibermuth, 1907 east
Marshall street, MONDAY AFTERNOON at )
O'Clock. Friends o. the family Invited 70 attend
Philadelphia and New York papers please
copy.
ROMER.-Dled. yesterday morning at s
o'clock, at the residence OF his father, 900 Lester
street, FREDDIE, beloved son OF JOnn ana tno
late Elizabeth homer. in his sixteenth year.
precious ono from us has gone,
A voice we loved is still;
place Ia vacant Ia our home
Which never can DO filed.
We miss the kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest love
Our home Ia DARK without thee;
We miss thee everywhere.
Funeral will take place az the First English
Lutheran church SUNDAY EVENING as 1
O'Clock. Friends and acqualntsnces respectfully
invited 10 attend.
sTEARNs.-Died. at hor fathers residence, In
Chssterdeld county, Va. May 3d. al 10 A. d.,
after a long and painful illness, which she boro
with Christian fortitude and rosigbatiOn. ROSA
b., beloved wife OF PeytOn X. stearns, and
daughter OF Joseph G. Brown.
She leaves devoted husband, father, brother,
and four sisters 10 mourn their loss.
Call no. back the dear departed,
Anchored safe whore storms are Ger,
On the bOrder-land We left her
soon 20 meet and part no more.
Far beyond this world OF chan2es,
Far beyond this world OF care,
we snail md our missing loved one
In our Fathers mansion fair.
LOVING FRIEND.
The funeral will take place from her fathers
residence THIS Sunday AFTERNOON a.
o'clock.
WILSON-Died, May 4th, az Q O'Clock A. NJ.
At his residence, Nc. north sixth street, Ma
THANIEL MACON WILSON, Esq
Notice OF the funeral will DO given later.
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RAILROAD WRECK.
FREIGHT TRAIN DERaIlEp-Fo U r
BRAKEMAN REPORTED KILLED
ryphoId-rever Epidemic at Biacksburg>-
Tho College Ciosed-Goid-oIins
Discovered.
sp,c,.l telegram to Tho DIspa,ch.I

IYNcIrauRo, VA, May 3.-Another wreck
occurred on tho New River division of the
Norfolk and Western last night about II
O'clock. The facts as near as can be OBJ
tanned are that the freight train coming
east and running very fact broke in the
middle and several cars jumped the track,
while tho rear end crashed into those de-
rallied, scattering tho wreckage in every
direction. Two colored brakomen are re-
,,orted killed. hut the names could not be
learned. One report states that four were
killed. The engine and front cars were
not damaged.
II is stated hero that the Lynchburg and
Durham road will have cars running
through to Durham by tho ith Of July.
sEssIoN SUSPENDED.
On account Of the typhoid-fcver prevail
Ing to an alarming extent in Blacksburg,
Va, the Virginia Agricultural and Mechani-
ca College has temporarily suspended:
General LotnaX ana the professors and
students haveleft the place until there 10
a. abatement of the epidemic.
Maud Written, n young white woman OF
Bedford county, has been arrested as an
accomplish IN the robbery of storehouse
81 haxt0ns.
The laying Of the cornerstone Of the
Belmont Academy. az Bedford City. will
take place on the 18th The address will
be delivered by Or. Lattimer, Of Hampden-
den-S.dncy.
sSEAR THIEF.
Al noon today wcll-dressed stranger
called al tho residence of prominent cti-
zen Gni was ushered into the parlor,
and rs soon as the servant left him no
grabbed a fine oycrcCat and umbrella IN
the ball and fed, and has not been seen
since.
What ia believed 10 be a vcrv rich gold
muo has been discovered in Halifax coun-
".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
The Musical sand.HlIl of Sinai

This hill. or bank, has been known since
lSOo, wnen ~, Il was 8, discovered By a Russian
two days. journey by camel west of sipai,
and seven days southwark from Suez.
From suez to tho sand-hill there are but
two wateriAg-places. The hill is about
three quarters of mile from The Culf of
Suez. 1t Is about $50 feet high. the sand
slopins back at an angle of about 81 de-
there is heard a deep bass mo- note like the
lowest bass note of pipe organ with the
t tne fal9 STOP 1t can be heard from 100 to
IVY zee. IN; tsssnnt. The sand is Of quartz
The Arabic name Of the hill means wood
en- gong, sucn as Is used in monasteries to
summon 70 prayers. There is tradition
hundreds OF years old to the effect that
hidden away in the bowels Of the earth, to
De reached h,, py passage somewhere near,
Ia s ssIa.n, Is monastery surrounded
the sound Of the sand TO ths cong calling
the faithful to prasers.-Saa yfosc;soo Ana