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spectiyely, on
THURSDAY. JUng 10, 1890,
In the order named, tho following VALUABLE
REAL EsrATB-tO Wit:
l. Ats O'Clock Z. VI. The SPLENDiDLY-BUILT.
ATTRACTIVE. AND HIGHLY VALUABLE
BLOCK OF BUILDINGS situated at the sou H.
east corner OF Grace and Seventeenth streets,
consisting OF throe-story brick, recessed front,
store used a8 a saloon. with comfortable and ca
uacious 4 yelling above, fronting on seventeenth
street, aud Of two Email stores IN the rear 'front.'
Ing on Grace street with good rooms above, and
now. and In fact ever since they we're built, well
rented 70 good md prompt tenants. This pro-
perry will be sold subject to a ground rent OF
Sl4.S8 per anuum porpetpaliy.
AND AT HALF.PAST O'CLOCK p. ". sharp
on same daywe will sell that unusually hand
some end very valuable BUiLDlNG LOT on fhe
cast side Of Laurel street Just east OF Cunber-
land street, ard adjoining tho lato residence Of
John II. Boscben. deceased. fronting % feet and
running back the usual depth 10 an alley IN the
rear. There IS no more attractive lot south OF
Main street than this, and il merits and Will
doubtless command the attontiOd OF those want
Ing q lirst-cla5s medium priced building lot.
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue NJ PIX. twelve,
and eighteen monis for notes, with interest
added, and title retained.
WILLIAM II. SANDS.
BEVERLEY T.. CaUMP,
Special Commissioners
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BoHAHSoy, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST BOHASSoS AND
AlG., DEFRSDANTS-IH THE CHAHCERY COURT
or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. GoddD, clerk OF said court. GER
tiy that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by tho decree IN said cause Of August
6, lss9 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June,
1891. CHARLES W. GODDIM,
Je17 Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" or THr
LARGE AND VALUABLE DWELLING
No ig5 EAST BROAD STREET SOUTH SIDE,
NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET.
MONDAY, JUNE 90. 1890.

In execution OF the herennfier-me ntiOned do
cree will sell Gt auction, On tho premises, at
o'clock T. NJ. on
MONDAY, JUNE 90. 1890.
tbs aboyo-described VALUABLE PROPERTY
The we'll aud costly built dwelling contains
twelve rooms aud kitchen four rooms. Stable
aud carriage-house. The LOT fronts 8: feet on
the south side OF Broad street, running bach 100
feet 10 nnalley. Location central. healthy. plea
SAINT and easy Of access ny rail, &c, renders 10
very desirable as clearinghouse OF for largo
family whose business Is down town.
TERMS: one third cash; balance az twelve
and eighteen months Tor negotiable notes, inter-
est added. j. r. V. DANIEL,
Special Commissioned.
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THE DEATH OF MRS. MASON
Casts Gloom over FredericksburG-Agri'
cultural Marvin--Societv Marriage.

Especial telegram 10 tho DBpaIcn.i
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. June 17.-5Irs.
Roberta \ Mason, wife Of Jonh q. Mason,
Tso.. of this city, died at her residence
here this evening. after few days i'll
ness, IN the thirty-frst year of her age.
She was n most ostimable and beloved
Christian woman and devout member OF
Trinity church. in which congregation
her place cannot be filed. Her death
has not only cast q gloom over her
relatives and friends, but the entire
community. especially among the poor, 10
whom she was a most valued friend ana
bv whom she will be greatly missed Tor her
MANY loving deeds Of charity and kindness.
She was daughter of the late Rev; Dr. =.
c. biurdauch and had been married about
three years.
The cornerstone Of the Shiloh colored
church told slte) will be laid tomorrow
afternoon at $50 o'clock with Masonic
honors by Lodge No. 4, a. L. d A. NJ.
(white)
MARVIN or HIS TRAVELS.
Thomas Marvin. the forger and bieamist
who was released from the State peniten-
tisrv yesterday, where he has been con
fined since 1881, arrived in this city last
night on the late train and registered at
the Hotel Dannell from Washing
ton. y. c. His identity, however,
was not known until short while
before the Dorth-bound train passed
through this morning, on which he left
for Washington. While here he had
several conversations with some of our
citizens. and his theme was agricultural.
The gentlemen with whom he talked says
he discussed the subject quite huently and
seemed very familiar with Il.
Miss Carrie McCarty. Of this city, and
Mr. ". II. Steptoe, of Lynchburg, viii be
married in the Presbyterian church here
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock. 1t Will
be quite "A society event.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No II north Tenth street,
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
IMPROVED GRovE-AvENUE PROPERTY.
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE,
AMP II THE
RAPIpLY-IAI loving SECTION
or
THIS MOST POPULAR THoRoUGHFARE OF
THE WEST END.
THIS PROPERTY
HAS A FRONT OF - FEET 81 INCHES
on THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GROVE AVENUE
AND SYCAMORE STREET,
RUNNING BACK l79 FEET INCHES
TO AN ALLEY - kkET WIDE,
g, FEET 81 INCHES 50 FRONTING on THE
NOKTHWRST CORNER OF FLOYD AVE
NUE. AND SYCAMORE STREET,
10 FEET INCHES DEEP. TO AN ALLEY %
FEET WIDE.
By request Of the owner ] will offer tho
AbOvE-DEsCRIBED VERY VALUABLE PRO
PEkTY at auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1890,
at6P.M
on either street, or divided into lots 20 suit pur-
chnsers.
The Grove-avcnue front has n large FRAME
HOUSE. containing ten rooms. with conve-
niences; also, good stable. carrigge-hOuse, etO-
rage-T0om, ETC., with well Of fine water In the
yard.
This location will make delightful home for
n gentleman and his family, or can be- well rent
ed, besides being on the most popular street ia
this entire section and with every advantage for
much greater and early enhancement in
value.
IgaBs Very liberal, and will be announced |
at timo Of sale. CHARLES 4. kOSK,
70 1919 l2282i Auctioneer
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers' /
NO. north Tenth street.
4 UCTION SALE OF THAT MOST /
"A DESIRABLE LOT OF LAND, WITH THE /
FRAME AND BRICK DWELLING No. 100 Z
THEREON, on TIE NORTH LINE OF MAR /
SHALL BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND |
tho request OF the parties in in
terest We will sell by auction, upon the premises,
ON
WEDNESDAY THE 2JTH DAY or JUNY, 1870,
at o'clock r. NJ. tho PROPERTY "a above To-
Gated. Tho lot has a front o. % By O. foot You !
will make no mistake by attending this sale and !
securing the valuable LOT upon which 70 erect
two houses which will be engaged 10y the time
the foundation IL laid
TERMS: AZ sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
10 Is AuctiOueers.
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In execution OF the hereinafter mentioned de-
cree We will sell by auction. on tho premises
respectively, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS. 1890,
beginning p; O'Clock +. NJ. in tho order named.
the following VERY VALUABLE REAL Is
TATR--to wiz:
]. THAT ATTRACTIVE AND MOST ELIGI-
bly, LOCATED THkEE-STORY 5TOCK-BRlCk
FRONT STORE, No. J01, situated on the south
side Of Broad street between Fifth snd sixth
streets, and at present occupied by Hermann c.
Boschen Esq. as a shoe store II Ia unnecessa-
~ 90 say a word In favor OF this property az the
mute elOquence Of it- unsurpassed location,
beautiful arrangements, aud solid construction
tell the whole tale. -
Q AtGk o'ciock OF same day we will sell THE
VALUABLE STORE No. 10 oast Broad street at
present occupied By l. II. jenkins as bar, &c,
situated just west Of First street and Just oppo-
site % palatal dry-goois store OF Messrs. Cohen
e Brother. This house is much more capacious
than those near by, having a large Wing or su-
mex running bscs nearly to the wide paved
through alley in its rear, and the property rents
very well.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes with In
terest added and title retained.
WILLIAM II. SANDS,
BEVERLEY T. CRUMP,
Special Commissioners.
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old DOMINION STEAM In
" sHIP COAPANL IN.

--Gssassks-
FOR NEW YORK
steamers Leave Richmond kYkRY TU EsOA(
and RlDAI a. q. H. Manifest closed Oae
hour De,lro sailing time.
steamers leSye New YORK for Richmoai
FYRKY WEDNESDAY, AMI SATURDAY 81 T.
~. arriving n hiehmoa1 MONDAY All t.I.
DAY HOkNlAGe.
Passenger accom- nodstions unsurpassed
Cstin faro " New YORK va James-rlyer
roylo Including mos.s a. gsrLaI........sD ,
Round trip acheta limited - Anty days
After Gate Of issuo - ,
etee~age, Hitu subsistence. ...........-.. 80
Storage, witnOIs saDslstsuce. ............ ~
CAbin fare pis Chesapeake eai Ohio rail-
WAr.....-. ..........s-... s-.......--.t.. 4'''
Canin fare pa hehmond ant Petersburg
TCllf oAl 4' -
Tics ots can % oDGained a. a. ". CARRIERS. 4-D
MAZE street Chesapeake ani O1io aua iA'1-
noud and PeJersUurg cepJJs, ana sI CON yAuys
ciices. l30l Main streel a4d wharf, kDcsel1s.
Fre,sh. forwarded end g. -Oash ills ~ ialihs
isrrcd for poiuI5 beyond NeH fOrr-
Freignt rac5lyo1 daily unuL r. Z. VI
pr.s.uxet. Gazing hlcl lJni GA MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, MEDSEDA4-t lut h,DAt~. ana
SATURDAl =, ~ the CnestDoaso aud O-iD rail-
,vsy ria Newport Moves ~ 32J +. N. and by
Ri,hmoui ana PeteTsb.rg rallrOai sam" days.
AT 335 T. H., etll maze cOnnec IOu a. NOktO ok
win steamer leaving those dsy.
GEORGE v. ALLEN q CO., Agents,
No. lJJl Mnlu s.ress. ant
au.j COmDGaT swhalt. RoeNetA
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AND POWHATAN
4 RAILROAD.

TNARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
Il RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES, 20. EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EEFfCr APRIL IL, l5Jl.
ARGIys AT RICBNOND.
e:s5 A. u, TIA Richmond and usnviilo railroad,
from farmyiilc, Au10.h, MckA8.
Cumberland CoUfsh0uss, SgnnysiGe,
TobgccoYiiie, Ba.isYllle, beloua, Pow
hatan Courthouse, kppess Falls,
Winterp0cE. AMI SkinGuartsr
1918 Y. NJ, va Richmond Eni Petersburg rail-
rcai, from Winterpock, summit, Per-
due, Beach, and Fendley.
LEAVE KIcHnOSD.
500 p. NJ, ria Richmond and Dansille railroad,
for Farmy!lls, Cumberland Court
hOuse. Powhatan Courthouse, End all
intermediate points.
6:i5 p. NJ. p.d hichmond and Petersburg rail.
road, for kppe.'s Falls, Mnterpock,
and al intermediate points.
AL trains daily ex eeps sunday
For tickets, OsggaS e-chscks. timetables, &c,
call upon A. w. Gambler. RicamOnd and Dam
vile railroad, aud kichmona and Petersburg
railroad. y. H. BUCkINUHAA,
General Passenger Agent
JAMES r. WgsTu. General Manager. sp9
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RAILROAD LrvTg.
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A colored girl, some fourteen or fifteen
years of age, named Hardaway. was
ar1aignod on an indictment charging
her with attempting to poison the
family of Mr. Edward Chambers by
putting powdered glass in their food.
The girl was employed in Mr.. Cham
bers's house and the glass was found
in some bread that lad been cooked for
the meal. The evidence was circumstan-
tial and the jury failed to aglee upon a
verdict
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
THREE-sToRY BRIcK STORE AND DWELL
SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
Jacobs ! Decree Of tho Rich
wolfshcimer & Co. and ar,., mond Chsncery
Allan Court - Entered
Jacobs and ais. Juno 4, 1880.
TO BE SOLD AT THE RISK AND COST OF
MRS. X, WOLFSntIMEk, The
FORMER PURCHASER.
BY virtue Of the nbouo decree we the special
com missioncrs therein appointed, will soil az
public auction, on mo promises, on
MONDAY, JUNK p, 1870,
at o'clock r. ~, at Tho risk and cost Of Mrs.. r..
Wofsheimer, the former purcna,er, who has
failed 10 comply with SAID purchase, that certain
LOT OF LAND WITH \ TukEE-STORY
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING THEREON,
lying aud beiuc In tao ely OF Richmond, trout
ing - feet inches on east side OF seventeenth
street, and on the south side Of W alnut alloy be-
tween Main ana Franklin streois, and running
back abou! 81 feet inches 90 an alley feet D
inches wide, the said lot being subject % an an-
nusi sround-rent OF 92h busasls Of wheat
TERMS or SALE: one third cash: balance In
eiX AMI twelve mOuth5, negotiable notes WIN
Interest. the TILE 10 10 rela ned uuul all the
2urchase-money is paid aud q conveyance or
dere1 by tho COGrL
EDMUND WADDILL, JR.,
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
special Commissioners.
j. THOMSON Brown Z co. AND JOHN 4. GODDM,
AucLiOneerA
JACOBS, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST WOLFsHEIHRR, De-
PENDANT. AVID ALLAN, PLAINfIFF, AGAINST
.IAfDVg. DrFENDAET--IN lUUnT
OF The CITY or Richmond.
!, Charles ". GoddIn clerk OF said court, GER
thy that she bond required II tho special com
miBsioIers. Edmund Waddiu, Jr., Gni j. samuel
Parrish. by the decree IN said cause OF June 4.
1890. has Deeu duly given.
Given under my hand his 9Th day Of June,
1880. CHARLES w. GODpIS,
1e IS Clerk.
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C,HESAPEANE AAD OHIO -
4 NAY COhIAt..

SCHEDULE rs EfF-cr ..>-- ,
LeAKs aI-u..>.
ssOA.N. "fim..eIn -s.y ' %
No-f.ir. CHAR N-
Olh l0iaL
ITO A. 81. kEgrcss. t0.r .r
mau >.stn.at coz
SuPh3r. sui
lot 'svl.Ie Cd Ca ...sN ]
$50 P. ". fxp-ess da.y '', r., ..,
fox. fuums
500 P. NJ Accommcda.'a' 'i-'2' a''--'"
s.,.pu .1Ssg ~ fieii.si daily f1.lm'
Sleapirg Car GOA B. tli % Nil
Fold F.slblis trs.l, aitA I..i'-e
ani Pullmsns tlas. ...'' Pc
einnaq aud Puil@aa - ..o'.'''-N
rH.tN, AzgfgE A. RltihiNl. .tl
T4S A. N. aai go r VI. aaily ~ :. go. -
,.a5 p. 81. dslly, except sunday. N'n
i'm A. N. and s:gs =. n. daily fgyn N'.''-|
JANg%RIvgg DIVISION
aichnaoad aai AIeghaay Aa.fo-AI
LEAys SicBxoNR
600 A. A. Gaiy for LyncaDals, leAias''
Chiffon FORGE a., -
40 r. N. for LynshDurg excop- ,ul1''' 81, |
INK Car Tor iynsA ,-iD "a
leaves Lyncnbugs q. 80 y
Lexlagton = nj Ciiison tt'sN
TEAMS iRKlYs At giShAfN|
$50 r. NJ. daily from Ciitson fSik@, - v,-ss
so A. N. excspi sandsy fron ii.oH
tsxlngtoa. Aad i}nsaV""
station; kisHsh aai vaaal s''ss rsrflEa,
General Passenger As'a.s
q W. srsvxxa~G eRaral. saosxiaisAasA>
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NM LATE COLONEL COY.

The late Colonel John II. Guy, OF Rich
mond. was for severalyears the counsel for
the city Of Petersburg IN its LITIGATION
with the Virginia and Carolina Railroad
Company and held that position a, the
time Of his death. His advice and services
were of great value 10 the city. The Colo
mel occasionally practiced in the courts OF
this city. and he was regarded by, the bar
here as one of the brightest inteilects of
the profession in Virginia.
The Mayor this morning imposed fine
Of $50 and costs upon r. II. Hampton
(colored) for violating the city ordinance
IN selling liquor without q license, and an
appeal was taken to the Hastings Court;
The accused was also sent on To the grand
jury to answer the charge Of violating the
Ieyenue-laws Of the State.
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Hewitt Guardian In the chanc.ry Court Of
uo,,.Vs,, al. the city of Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

by Apperson % Co.,
Rcni Estate Auctionoers, &c.
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The assessment Of lands in most of the
counties adjacent 10 Petersburg has been
about completed and the result IL said to
slight decrease. In the county Of Prince
George the land values are reported at an
average of 1925 per acre, whereas under
the old assessment the average was 1884
per acre. In Surry county the land values
under the new assessment shows adecreaso
of about 8 per cent. in comparison with
the old. II is believed that this section Of
the state Will show generally very slight
dqereasa
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BY virtue Of decree entered in the above
named cause Of June 6. 1880, the Undersigned,
special commissioner thereby appointed viii
soil by auction. on the premises, on
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NOR SALE OR EXOHANGEg2SS
L FOR CITY PROPERTY. 2,5 ACRES on -.
the Williamsburg road about eight miles from
the city: Us acres cleared and in clover
and timothy balance IN heavy growth OF tim
Der. Tho Improvements ere new ana consist Of
dwelling, stable, barn, &C The land is wen Wa
tered and 10 suitable 'or any kind OF crops. All
the personally, consisting Of HORSES, MULES,
COWS, snd HOGS with the usual FARMING M
PLEMKNTS found on wei-appointed place,
will be sold If desired. Apply 10
DENOON, TUPPER & CO..
70 i5-eOd6t S2l Main street
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BY Frank D. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
HEAL sSrATE ar raivATE SALE

] OTIS THAT MUST BE SOLD.-S2
II FEET OF choice land on north side Of
kemper street, partly Ia tho city and partly in
the county. a bargain awaits the prompt sp-
plicsnt. y. W. BOWIE,
81, GO 4
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Red and White Flowers On the
Martyrs Graves
PARADE N caloAoo STREETS.


CnvcAoo, Nov. 9--Armfuls Of flowers.
sympathetfc speeches and = parade Of x,00O
people marked the celebration today Of the
third anniveFsary 81 the execution o. the
anarchists. Decorum characterised al me
exsrcises The speeches. in comparison
with the old-time fery utterances. Were
mild almost 70 tameuess. The weather
Ms cold and cheerless. The procession
marched through several downtown
streets. with banners furled and draped 70
Grape. When the special train reached the
cemetery. the procession again formed ana
marched past the graves
Each society, - It went BY the graves
deposited its floral offerings, until the
graves were piled high with vases Of red
and white flowers Of various designs. The
crowd then assembled in front OF : small
platform and listened to speeches. George
Schmiedinger said the purpose OF tina -
semblage was to commemorate the murder
Of their comrades by the machinery OF
capital. e. & Oliver said that the memory
Of the dead viii stir the laboring men to DO
and dare, and when that time comes let
somebody bewarel Though scaffolds and
gibbets are built at every crossroad, let us
have courage, comrades. Onward"
II. e. Bartholomew, in his address, said
the excitement over the assassination Of
Lincoln was rs nothing compared with the
influence Of the hanging Of the anarchists.
He eul0giSed the dead ~ new John
Browns"
Then speeches were made in German and
English and the crowd quietly dispersed.
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without moments warning the train
plunged into tunnel.
There Is something frightful in this sud-
den change from the garish light Of day to
the profound gloom of Cimmerian dark
ness.
One moment we SEQ flashing past Us .
wide-spreAding landscape on either hard.
All Il gayety, animation, abounding life.
The next moment everything il blotted
from sight
The noises Of the train that came to the
ear with . gentle, diffused murmur, are
that assails the senses like the maddened
rush Of John L. Sullivan into the field of
dramatic art
The timid traveller, with wide open eyes
straining to pierce the horrible gloom,
braces himself to meet the shock whose
coming he feels with that vague sense of
alarm that Is worse than the absolute fore
knowledge of the impending danger.
mThe train plunged on into the darkness.
had welded Glycerine McCurdy, and the
blissful pair had started on their wedding
In one Of the crowded cars Of that train
sat Eulet Malone and his lovely bride.
In the spectacle Of young welded love on
it, first journey there IL something mex
pressibly weird and touching.
The manly, protecting devotion Of the
young and tender husband. the seraphic
bri0e-these, with the knowledge that the
people ore rushing blindly into this kind
Of thing every day In tho year, move the
thoughtful observer to pensive reverie.
ssWere you alarmed. dearestfn inquired
Mr.. Melone, after the train had emerged
into daylight again.
s'N-not much, Eulet, /" answered the blush
ing bride.
ssIf had not been afraid the tunnel was
. short one, Glycerine." he whispered, =
should have taken advantage of the dark
ness and kissed you. my love"
"Didn't you kiss me, dear Z" exclaimed the
wondering bride. SOMEBODY did, half .
dozen timesl"
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Perennial Hunger in Germany.
Berlin Specfal

All last week from Tuesday to Saturday
the aristocr ATTIC families OF Germany were
busy sending letters of congratulation to
castle Rauden, where the Duke OF Katibor
celebrated, with elaborate festivity, the
fiftieth anniversary Of his elevation to ducal
rank by Frederick William ~. The duke,
who is brother of the governor Of Alsace-
Lorraine. is immensely rich. and the land
lord Of fifty weaving villages in SiIesia,
whose 5000 inhabitants are the poorest
and most neglected of the en-
tire empire. Belonging to his do
main are the districts OF Rybnick
and Schwientalowitz. where hunger never
quite ceases 70 levy its toll Of victims all the
year round. and where the women and
children have TO exist on diet OF weak
coffee. poor potatoes and soup made OF
sour dour. The men at times enjoy the
luxury OF . piece Of bacon or sausage,
which they claim by the right Of the
stronger Whenever pay day COMES. arguing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-William Bennett,
street-car driver. was arrested tonight.
charged with poisoning his wife. A year
or % ago Bennett married . weli-to-do
widow. A short time ago she was III and
called In physician. After taking msdi-
cine for some time it Was discovered that
instead Of getting better she was growing
worse. and an investigation BY her friends
resulted In the discovery that Bennett had
been systematically adulterating her medi.
cine with carboiic acid. She win probably
die