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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
BY Sutton s Co.
and
Quarles q McCuriy,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesra

BY Sutton s. Co.
and
Quarles q McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF LARGE,
IL DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
No. sol NORTH THIRTIzTH STREET,
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS
Nos. 6i3 AND 6i5 NORTH THIRTIETh STREET,
FOUR SMALL DETACHED FRAME HOUSES
ON THE WEST SIDE OF THiRrlRrH BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND NJ STREETS,
VACANT LOT
ON THE EAST SIDE OF THIRTIETH BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND NJ sIREkIS.
ALSO,
LARGE VACANT LOT
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THIRTY
FIRST AND LEIGH STREETS.
Acting under the provisions OF the VIII OF
Jamss Gum. diseased, and DEGREES or mo
Richmond Chancery Court entered in me SUIT
of GUMS executor Is. Gum ct ais. Will sell az
public auction, upon tho premises. on
TUESDAY. srPrrnsEE Is. 1900
ats O'Clock P. NJ, tho following described PRO-
LARGE Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING At
I
streets, containing eight rooms with good large
lot. -. . - al.
TWO FRAME TENEMESTs. Nos. ol3 and OBS
north 1hirteth street, containing four rooms
each. - -. ..,.. go.
FOUR SMALL, DETACHED FRAME HOUSES.
containing two rooms each, ca tho west side OF
Thir,issh between Leigh and streets.
VACANT LOT on tho east side Of TRirtieth be-
tween Leigh and streets.
Also. LARGE VACANT LOT at the northwest.
corner Of 1hirry-nrst and Leigh streets.
All OF tho above property Is In good order.
well located, and Is now rented 70 good ten
ants.
This property will 30 sold TO tho highest bid
der, ana only such title will be sold as Is vested
in tho estate Of James Gum. deceased.
TnRas: One fourth cash; balance in SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, with Interest added from day OF sale and
title retained until all the purchase-money 10
paid The purchaser will receive a decd and
Give A deed on trust 10 secure the deferred pay
ments, or all cash al the option az the purchaser.
A. X. GUM, Executor.
SUTTON 4 Co. AND QUAsLss & McCURDY, Anc-
toneera SCI
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u II II E n Il. G
DWELLINGS
30s west Cary; $500 per snnum.
GIG north Fifth; $3.50 per annum'
6lO China; $3.50 per month.
8l3 Reservoir; sl3 50 per month.
go south Linden: 1920 per annum.
6Is Mosby $40 per month
81 Reservoir; $3.50 per month
FLATS. ..
Thirtieth and Main, FLAT AND STABLE; $50
per month. sroprs
1857 east Main 5000 per annum.
west Broad: $50 per month.
1929 east Main: sl3 per month.
1900 east Main t3 per month.
l0l2l cas-, Byrd; $3.50 per MONTH
OFFICES over 1900 east cary.
OFFICES in Rueger building.
MISCELLANEOUS.
p0s south First street. sl2.50 per month,
IfO7 Williams street; s. per month.
east Charity, three rooms; 50 per month";
Ipnona bg7 HENRY l.. STAPLES,
Real Estate Agents,
Auctioneer aud Loan Brokers.
So li-lt IIV9 MeIn s.looS
FOR RENT. &c
No. 10 west Grace street; ten rooms.
No 4l2 north First street; seven rooms
No i2i south Laurel street; eight rooms.
No 300 west Gerry street; SIX rooms.
No. 1916 west Cary street; elk rooms.
No I'll north TENN street, ecN1u
DESIRABLE FLAT Fifth and Cary etreeta
STORES.
HANDSOME STORE First and Broad.
STORE second and Main
STORE AND DWELLING Second and Canal
STORE AND DWELLING Twsnty-second and
Main. o. 90, ~ o. 80,
SO I4-lt IVA MAID strseI.
NOR RENT. No. 1l0S WESTEH
MARSHALL STREET. containing rineAl
rooms: ali modern canyeniences. Possession
about 20ih. Apply 10 APPkhsON & CO.,
So AIT No. north Eleventh street
NOR RENT. THE DETACHED a
RRICK DWELLING No. Gil north n
Ninth street; nine rooms. range, not ana coiu
water Latrobe stove will 10 pui IN II desired
Good brick stable and carriago-nouse on ioI
Possession al once. 1,,,
sa 10, lllS east Main street.
NOR RENT. SECOND FLOORS
VI inhAh "' Sc i4&l7'
DOR RENT, A FLOOR OFG
II THREE CONNECTING ROOMS. Large AS
han ana hnan closet. with use OF bath hot and
cold water. New house, Grace street, convenient
aud desirable location. Parties with servants
need not apply. Adults preferred. Aouress A.
H.. care Dispateh. % t'-s
IGOR RENT, SECOND FLOORG
IL OF FOUR ROOMS on Franklin street ~
between Third and Fourih-No; 5iI Also
THIRD-sTOkY FRONT ROOM. All nesiy pa
pered and painted. Fer particuiafs @aoness
Postonice Box 3ls. city. sc Ii-N-
EOR RENT, THE LARGE On
Il GRAIN WAREHOUSE No iio1 cas-, II
Cary street, at present occupied W W, y.
Ewin. The building has frontage on po'h
'A' n. W. BOWIE,
se 1913, Real Estate Agent
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PATRiCK-COUNTY BANK

Organized with Ample Capital and Pro-
gressive ofscsrs-A Big Docket
Correspondence Of the Richmond DispAtch.l
STUART, Va, September u. 1890.
Ihs rick-County Bank has been o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
TIN BLOW AND THE SHOT.

The Doctor then started across the room
for a door-bar. and the negro met him
ooliouclv and strnck him n terrific blow on
the right eve. which dazed him, and but
for the counter would have knocked him
down. The blow was struck with the knife
in his hand. The negro then got the bar
away from the Doctor and offered to strike
him. lie stepped back and drawing, his
revolver fred at the negro. who dodgedi
behind the door and was unhurt. lie stu
advanced, and the Doctor, again retreat
iug, fred. striking the negro IN the right
breast Just above the nipple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
ByN. W. Bowc,
Real Estate Auciionesr,
Richmond, Va

By ~. W. DVNc,
Real Estate Auctionesr,
Richmond, Va
VRUS EE'S SA e
VERY VALUABLE corToN-FAcroRY PRO-
pERrY IN MANCHESTER,
ACROSS THE RIVER FROM AND CLOSE TO
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.
KNOWN As THE "MARsHALL MILLS
MARSHALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY;
ALSO,
ALoT FRONTING 100 FEET on THE SOUTH
SIDE OF FOURTH STREET
BETWEEN
STOCKTON AND EVERETT STREETS, IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER.
WITH SIX DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT
HOUSES THEREON.
AND
AyAcAYr LOT FRONTING so FEET ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF FOURTH STREET. IN
SAID CITY.
AND EXTENDING FROM EVERETT TO
STOCKTON STREETS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

Ono very nns Kimball Fight-stop organ as
good as new. one Piano. md lire OF hoserSs
Silver Plated Knives and Forks, Casters, BUTTER
Dishes, Tea ana Tablespoons. -. ,,o>,
Sale ~ Platei-Wars continued 81 l;9V nVN-
DAY EVENING. L. TuhNICLlfFh6Co w..
es 4. Auctloneeta
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WAS BOUND TO DO 1T.

The negro fell dead and the Doctor ex-
claimed: "Pve killed him, but ] was
bound to do it, and went immediately to
MIR. James S. Davis. the nearest magls-
trate. and surrendered himself. The coro-
ner's inquest was held this morning. hessrs.
h. f. Boykin and X. ;; Thomas Oh TINS
place. appearing for the defence:
The verdict OF the jury was that Frank
Butt came to his death by means of pls-
toI-shot at the hands of G. \. ID. Gait IN
self-defence. and that the killing was JUS
Or. Gait is q highly esteemed, intelligent
gentleman. and a quiet, law-ablding clt-
ZEN. To show how he stands PROFESSIONALLY
il is only necessary 70 say that ne Is the
inventor OF "Galt's trephine." He has
the sympathy of the entire ,commu-
nitv and could have given bond of any
conceivable amount. Every one Is made
clad by his liberty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
GLASGOW, VA,
TIE GRANDRsT ENTERPRISE OF THE NEW
SOUTH
SEVERAL NEW AND LARGE INDUSTRIES
JUST SECURED.

Syndicate from England TO inves; si'ooo.VOO
al once in various Improvements and industries
over two hundred houses to TO built a. once.
Now IS the time for safe investments and quick
and large returns. .- go
DAVID FUNSTEN & CO.,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers' Glasgow. Va
II notified In advance We will meet parties ~
anv train 80 l4-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

II. q. Chain 4 Co. Auciionssra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

NOR SALE PRIVATELY. THAT ~
Il VERY PLEASANT AND DESIRA BLEE..I
HOME No. 40 west Marshall street with eight
rooms kitchen, stable, sc. Lot fronts S2xI5O
feet TO wide paved alley. Apply 10
APPERSON & CO.,
Sc li-6t No snOrth Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

NOR RENT, No. 1l08 WESTFes
Il MARSHALL STREET. containing rine4l
rooms; all modern canveniences, POSSESSION
sho,t So,n AnuIyto APPERSON & CO.,
se i4-1t No, north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
EX-GOV. CAMERON
eopmAlly wlrHoRAws FROM THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
A pcy.rfai Arraigoment of the Party
Record. Its scctionsitsm, and Policy
of Obstruction to tho south
-sn,ciAl telegram to The pI.p.,ch.l

PrrrRsBuRo. Va. September 10, 1890.
rx-Governor William +. Cameron. after
,,oture dchheration, has written the fol-
loving letter, which viii DO published to-
morrow, announcing his formal with
A-aval from further afliliation with the Re
uabhcan party. of which he has for years
mas, been a distinguished representative
AID prominent leader. The letter is adj
dressed TO Mr.. W. S. Dashiell, Of Rich
,,.,,I. and was written in response to nm
ir.airv astO thefuture course OF that large
s.l influential wing of the Republican
,'.rfv which has fought for principle and
r.fh.iood so naniully the entertainments
mon the rights and privileges of the pco-
Pc. III
characterized 10y all the power and yigor Of
Governor Camerou's pen. and presents
powor.ul arraignmont Of the record made
IS the Republican party, Its sins and Its
s. tiouahsm, and ITS policy Of obstruction
wards the south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

NOR SALE, STORE ANDrs
Il DWELLING In Bowling Green, caro- III
line county, Va. Nicely fitted up with shelving,
drawers and glass castsR. Excellent stand for
O retail business. VIII sell on long time or ex-
change for city real estate and pay difference In
each If necessary. SUTTON h CO.,
"a f4-gt 1914 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

goAr.-Sinnsapoiis IL sitna,ei Immediately
on tue southern edgo OF the great virginia ani
Kentucky cosl-neli. one vein ~ coal thirteen
feet and another eight feet thck have been
opepsd near, which yields. when cokcl, yer,
high percentage u nXei carbon. one hlnlrei
coking -oyens are now being pit % aAa4VN 'aViS
are ~ 20 up soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

NOR RENT. THE DETACHED a
Il BRICK DWELLING No. OH ncrth
Ninth street: mine rooms. range, hot and cold
water. Introbe stove will DO put IN II desired.
Good brick stable and carriage-house on lot
Sphnnssst - J.B. ELAN,
80 lll3 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FORA
L CITY PROPERTY, A GOOD FARM Of
1872 ACRES, four miles from Richmond on Turn
pike road. Brick house six rooms, good land,
and well watered. Would mako good stock
farm. a cheap place. Apply 10 -
r. c. TINSLEY.
90 l4-ft' No. 1iI7 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, SPLEN-
l. DID LOT. high and dry, on west side OF
Washington between Cary and Beverley streets,
alIkxlgs. Terms extraordinary.
Sc l2-6t APPERSOS & co.
nor SALE PRIVATELY, SNUG %
n LITTLE FARM: new small framed -
house. &c. fOrty-six acres OF land seven miles
northwest Of city, on good road. Apply 10
sc l2-Gt APPEkSON * co.
TNOR SALE j Il / V AT f. l. Y, O.
Il THREE NEW WELL-BUILT FRAN -
DWELLINGS, containing five rooms each. on
cast side % Plum between Main ana cary
,treets Apply 10 APPEkSON a. CO.,
so I2-4t No. 8 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

Governor Camoron's sympathios are with
tie south and with the people among
vr1m he was born AMI reared. He made
e.otle record a. Confederate soldier. he
lbs battlcd for principle within party
lines. De has maniUliy w.thstood all uu-
fr-ucss aud all wanton methods on tho
Isrt of hi~ patty. and has stood forth rs
f.ercprC scntative of purityin politics ana
e. RIGHTS of the people.
As Che leader Of his party his letter can
nj fqil q have wide effect. In truth, ms
4 ton has been and is that Of the large
"a influential element he represents IN
Virginia.
I.e following is tho full text of Gov
erlol CAmcrOu's letter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10
SMUGGLERS CAPTURED.
Discovery of an Organized Gang on the
Inman Lane Steamers.


NV YORK, June e-Five men are
now in Ludlow street Jail and two more
are out on bail on. : charge OF smuggling.
Those in jail arc John Hart, John
Hughes and John Baker. petty officers
on the Inman steamer City Of New York.
and John LSthin. head barkeeper,
and John Merdock, ships store-keeper
Of the Inman liner City Of Chicago
Those out on bail are Edward Baxter.
dock-clerk, and John Ford, chief cooper
both employed by the lnman line at
Jersey City. Latbin and herdock were
arrested at an carly hour sunday morn
ing on board the City of Chicago
The specific charge against them
is that on May 15 last they
brought into Jersey City lot
OF ready-msde clothing in bags on
which they evaded duty. The arrest
would have been made then. buf the
vessel sailed before the matter could be
brought home 10 the pair. Hart Hughes
and Baker. who were taken from the
City Of New York. are said 70 he
wealthy Liverpool citizens who have
made comfortable fortunes by Just sucb
practices as that for which they are now
under arrest
Four Of the 1nuan steamers are now
in troubled in connection with snug
Cling They are the City - Chester.
City OF New York, CITY of Berlin and
the City Of Chicago Chicf Ofcef Allen,
q the Citv O. Chester, who evsded ar-
rest on the last trip of his vessel IS Is
believed will return and answer the
charges against hin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

TzSzAs W. Fslna@r. 4 &eaAsa aA-.s
proEnL1ezE czz1-1ase fsr pres le1A = &c
scrl1s fa1rzA 4-lgzal sen zlss1sA-
Tns es.ase - tzs 1ts ,. = NosE@a
~4s taxef sSe2 0os ~ t1s Eas : OsF-
sramsnE y zuzoz1z 8 sos1l, se1 ~
Ez-Prszlasat Grover c1sxe4~1a Las
gone - A4rasEs Xass. S1gEe - ~
spsg1 rs greater p&rs u ths s@n -Asf-
Pre- 81 Taazs Caty. Miea- SATURDAY
rigag destroyed several tAoas.aa fsst
Of l-user 6~leag & = tAe Freses's
mill
TIE Ryzse p'aniug- g-2ll n Kansas
ClsY, Kan, w4s destroyed by IRE S4t4r-
s.y, esaslRg less II 50, -, ~ltA 40
ln.-F4Ace.
Anumber of big stock concerns o' the
Southwest net al Denver aHa organized
beef company ~ith a capital stock o.
50 coo o9o.
Saturday On Whe4tfel4 lake. twelve
miles north Of Glooe, A. 7, while cut
rowing Miss Mary Frush All A B. Sim-
mons were drowned
Prot }. J. Biaisdeu. Of Beloit Wis,
vas Saturday night presented "ith a
fand Of -, oo0 as 4 t0ken II esteem from
men bers Of the college zlgnnL
According 20 the report Just issued sy
the Neu Orleans Cotton Exchange there
are ,008, 600 more bales OF ccttOn IN
sight thAn a. this time last year.
ln collision On the S0zth Atlantic &
Ohio railroad saturday Jet Price was
probably fatally injured. A number Of
others were more or less seriously hurt
The big glucose works az Toledo, Ia,
has been declared a nuisance in that Il
breeds. 5 alleged disease, and kills b.
Us pollution all rhe hsh in the Iowa
river.
Oscar Tibbetts. aged 25 years. was
drowned Saturday evening while trying
20 cross the Missouri river a. Sioux
City The river Is higher than al any
tine since 1854
The British Minister for Agriculture.
Chaplin, persists IN his war on Amerl-
can beef despite the urgent petitions of
Scotch and English deputations that he
modify the restrictions.
The strike Of the Pittsburgh stone
cutters has been settled by the bosses
conceding an advance OF TWO and one
half cents per hour in wages, and the
men have al returned 70 work.
The Building Trades Amalgamated
Council ot Cincinnati, has unanimously =
resolved 10 aid the striking carpenters
in every way in their power. More than
eight thousand men will be idle in con-
sequence.
The mayors Of Urbana and Arcola,
III, have issued proclamations order
ing all dogs found running at large
after juno killed. This measure is q
result Of the hydrOphobia scare exist
( ipg in hat part Of the State.
John w Baker, aged IS years a
school-teacher of Adrian. Mich, who
WAS camping out with three companions
| on an island IN Evans lake, Mich. was
drowned Friday evening while bathing.
/ His comrades narrowly escaped a SINH
| lar fate.
Fish Warden rockingham has in
stituted legal proceedings against the
/ American Forcite Company, q branch
OF the Standard Oil Company, for
emptying tho sludge from It's works
into Lake Hoparong, New Jersey, thus
destroying thousands Of the finest pond
/ fsh
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10

IL Passes me house 90 saferaay -
Vote - AS te AS

~ @ssFe me AUNst SO >4AttF>iAt . .
Vote - AS ~ AS.
NAsHtSoEoS June g. rhe discussion
90 tAe sllFer olll 49, c.,nclQ1ea in the
House ~ b H. o4t@gaaE- au4 tls
previous euestlCn w4s ordered iae
amendments - the or- -einsl bll onere1
by NJ Iayier .llil aHl ar 0nouael
Mich were Informally adopted M
NeCom2s N8 amendment 10 tas sao-
stitute was also adopted lt provides
Ihat whoa free coinssl is st.@lned. TIE
uoutaiy bullioL purchases shall cease.
The Substitute ~ amended vas then
agreed 80 and the question reourrea
upon agreeing to the bil as amended
by she substitute.
M Bland Mo- moved 70 reoomm
tie blll Lost-yeas ll6, NAYS. Ia
Ca the molion ~ recommit fifteen Re-
puhAczns voted yea elth the Democrats.
as follows Allen Mich Anderson
Kan = Barune iNev Carter Mont p.
Connell lNeh). 4le Haven lCal1. Feath-
erstone ARK, Funston Kan Herman
(Ore- Kelley kan.f. Aorrow lCall.
PsrAlns Kan. ;. Townsend ltoLl, 3, Turner
lhalh Nanleser lt@lf
Ihirteea Democrats voted with the
Repu bllo4ns in opposition to the motion
10 recommit a. follows Dargan E.E-
OF ana HempAln IS CG Dunphy
Flower, Quinn. Tracy and Wiley -
\ .: GELS lsseuhalaer -. J.I. M4ish and
Mutchler Pa ONeil Mass and
Nenable VA
The ban was passed yeas ls6. NAYS.
10 On the final passage, seven Re
publicans. as follows. voted uilh ths
Democrats against the bill. Anderson
Kan, Bartue lNcv 3. Carter Mont
Kelley lhan. d Rockwell Mass. ). Town
send Col ANA Turner Han.1 Bot one
Democrat tWusou. AZ Missouri voted
WITH tue Republicans for the passage q
tae bill.
WASHINGTON. June 9.-In the House
to-day. on motion q Hr C0mstocA
lMiur.) the tue of Tie silver bi.l
passed Saturday was amended So as 10
read Is follows: Directing The pur.
chase Of silver bullion and the Issue Of
treasury notes thereon and for other
purposes.
The 7assage OF the silver bin in tho
House Saturday afternoon makes silver
legislation at the present session Ger
tainty, and II is probable that the sen
ate Will dispose Of the subject this week.
1t is row four weeks since they began
the discussion OF silver in that body. and
onWednesday or Thursday Senator Jones
intends 10 ask the senate 10 remain in
session until the bin is disposed Of u
IS very likely that the bin which passed
the House Saturday Will DE accepted by
the Senate with the bullion redemption
clauxc stricken out ln fact, il was upon
a positive assurance that this would be
done that Mr.. Payson and dozen or
more other free-coinsge men consented
TO vote for the bill II they had not re-
ceived this assurance they would have
sustained Mr.. Bland in his attempt q
recommit the bill TO the committee on
weights and measures with instructions
20 report free-coinage measure.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10

E0th tie method and results vixen
syrup Of ki.s Is taken; iL l. pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, AID acts
gently yer promptly ca the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels, clssnses the sys-
ten eltectuzlly. dispels colds, head
aches and feFers aud cures habituzl
constipation. Syrup of + igs Is the
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
dueed. pleasing 70 the taste and sc-
espt4ble 10 the stomach, prompt IN
- action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
10 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles b7 ali leading drug.
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
SsF FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. 81. AZ. Io7S. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10
a FOOLHAROY FEAT.
= Noted Cincinnati IIfs-Saver Dies After
Ieap5r- from n HIrh Bridge.

1eaptrE from FiGh bri9Ge.
CINCINNATI. Lune p Dan Wilcox
dived SUNDAY from the middle span o.
che Louisville s. Nashville railroad
bridge Half wsT down ho turned and
struck the water fat en- his chest He
was taken out - tto rster and walked
uncorcernedIv to bis home tno squares
swa~. As Dc stepped inside che coor he
gave gasp an3 died The doctors
f7us8 his liver and stomach asd been
r1rta-sd aui che other internal organs
tr-r from tho.r Places wilcox Fas
SIS years o.3. a1j -fvithin eight
gears had rescued twenty .fos- rerso1s
from drowning Ho had been i-.-si11
a.l rarni-E. and male tro dive he-a e Sc
re- Tas haoteref The r.7e- is lI- feet
teneath tho bridge
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10

ptrKErsBrre. " Va. 1Uns -Trs
Ttua and STANDARD iror Mils Ct
Nsrtir's Terry Rave besr soie "a, sr -
& ist svr6irsts for s75o onf sra $50 co.
respectively and lsrFs forfeit a.
r.e.sft has beer made These r.liis era-
2 - 00t nsrds ard htvs slwsys psaa
1a~ve sf~fae~aa
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10
MERCY FOR osEelL.
His $4,000 IfRe Hsmittsd. which WIN
Give Hin Freedom ln TsW Dave

NEW oRK. June 81 udFe Barrett
of the Supreme Court has rem4tted The
fire q 8. 600 imposed on 'Honost John"
ONeil Of tbe 1884 Board Of Aldermen in
addition 10 tie .erm q Imprisonment 10
which he was sentenced on he convic.
tion of bribery 0Neil under this de-
cision will be released from sirF sing
on Juue Is. when bis term O. lu prison
ment expires BAD ne fne not been
remitted ONell would have beeu
obliged % serve q day Tor each dollar
81 fln lnc
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10

PHTLtDTr rHIA June f.-Rev. !. =
Knoist aged 55 years. died sunday night
in hls pevin Emanuel Reformed Luthsr
an Church. the psstorate q which be re-
signed two years aCo after rarslY Ytir
stroke Deceased vss the tutbor a.
several works on tbeoiogv and vts ~
ths time q bis dsath tics President of
fle General SYNOD of the Reformed
Lutheran Chsrch ~ the United States
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10

017srIa. wash. Juue 2 TIE saw
n and sssh ard door factory - the
Ia-to Nan 1fsct.ring Com psrF - BE-
coda ve-e total destroyed ~ Gre @sf-
ariar afternoon. together Vlt1 3 900 ooo
fesf o. Srpssef arn her TIE ere spread
% othe- houses fri Fr~oSs srd the ghote
tcrn. which hss atut 9oo rhshi ants
vss threatened Tre I0ss n. fte manu-
fsrter.rr --r-ar~ is esq mated a. fJa5. -
CO.. rare 81 0gf
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10

Slfe repsate1- -y re rnA4e = snoveuent
81 qrQ4aos > plssQl tie Na.s knopu 81
Gerry sne fos a. asg @2&ke fvar opu
inference
TIE buueg passes throuEh the rignt
s-ae 81 TIE ASK befWstu tae iHterusl
an1 external esrel1s. E@sslHg gnaer
fce chin bs-ow the hnE1sl arserle, and
tr@e et1rlng TIE rauus - t1s J4e &n3
emerging eD lhe leEs slae
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10
Tne RoYAL ARcANuM.
The Supreme Council Conclude It. ses-
sion a. nIlwxukse -Oniccn Chosen

tt0n - VI " 40 = % UEIrCTf H"ffN-
MuwAuKEr. June 9 Permanent
headQusrtcrs Tor The supreme Secret tary
Of the Royal Arcanum vll ho estai-
hshod IN Boston, the supreme Council
al its closing session Saturday afternoon
deciding 10 erect So. 01o building for
that purpose Ofioers for tie ensuing
year we're elected as follows
supreme Regent Lcirt u.s. Waite Ports.
mouth Va Supreme Floe- Regent charles D..
Lor.ng. Boston Supromo Orator ID h O.
Miller Chicago. supreme SecretlEy. ". a..
Robson Boston, slpreme Treasure. D. a.
skinner Wosffrld y = sapreme chaplain.
Charles q Spence Connecticut, supreme
Guide n W Wilson Illinois Supreme Nsr
deu Bascom Nyrell Amencus 90. supreme
sentrY d II nnAa Fond 81 Lac
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10

Tne attendance at tho games % tho
Players and NatiOnal Leagues this sea-
son IS as follows. Players Canes
played. 49,; total attendance, 3-S SCI,
average per game, 24oo. National
Games played. 1tl. total attendance,
2lS0ss, average per game. LAO.