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Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05

-Sping City Lodge No. 272S G.
U. o. o. F. meets Tuesday night.
Huntsville has set of police Of
whom it may well feel proud, capa-
BILE, honest, sober vigilant: ever
ready to do their duty yet with that
sense of the respect and courtesy due
the feeling of others, as only the true
gentleman has, indeed our police are
gentlemen, not single rough on the
force. We but voice the sentiment
of the intelligent citizens Of the city
when we say we are proud OF
them.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05

No st: ucture reared on the color
line, it matters not by whom. can
stand. Such foundation is sandy
and will not stand.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05

LARGE sections of the Mississippi
and Arkansas bottoms are under wa.
ter but SO far the destruction of life
and property has been unpreceden'
tedly light.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05
SATURDAY April 9th, 1890.
SEND only true and tried Repub
licans t. the convention.

The House has decided to send
Messrs. Thompson. Mccormick and
Oats down South to investigate
Southern Federal court officers.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05

THE Western Decorating works
at Chicago sent to Mrs. Harrison
for the Executive Mansion, as an
Easter offering, the finest vase ever
made.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05

Initial" calls upon Huntsville
to furnish a room of the proposed
Infrmary at Montgomery Hunts
vile should do it.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05
The U. s. Circuit Court.

The spring term of the United States
Circuit Court for the Northern District
of Alabama begins on Monday next 7th
inst, in this city. -
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05

The coming Republican State
convention should be a represents
tive body of the State. Keep your
eye on the primaries.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05

OBERLIN College is distinguished
as the first class institution oflearn.
ing to which neither color nor sex
is disqualification
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05

A Philadelphia lady witness re-
fused to kiss the Bible the other day
and was sustained by the Judge Of
the court against the protest OF the
jury.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05

Up to date seven Southern State
Treasurer all Democrats have defaul.
ted. This is pretty tall stealing.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05
9Th. day OF Way 1890.
Notice for Publication.

Land once a. ApriI ith. IVY
Notice Is hereby given that the the ioI9nI@ ii3lsaa5
named settler have fled notice O ngl wv cIsis
to make final proof in support tsiore VI the Rrgs
and that said proof VIII InaIe ain An on
ter and Receiver at Huntsville Ala, oo e
I'm, day Of nny isSO o.,,
viz; Homestead entry No. l5o5o .o5 hio FOR the w.
widow oI martin L. faI.'sser.d southwest 4la.
ter Nothwest quarter Of sec. y 5ac ~ d ID TosI
quarter m of Northeast quarter 7s'' N
ship South Range 3Eaat' ,ritpesses 10 proFs N
continuous m residen e upon ana '1
said land, viz Padgett Al''
Frank E. Pierce,
Joseph c. Cunningham
James A. Tony. -
John j. Cunningham VINO WELL,
4-56t
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05

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East and West poll's
Finest Sleeping Car Service in tba s,.,
THROUGH sLEEPERs
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Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HUNTSVILLE, ALA
March 2lst, lsN.

LAND OFFICE AT HUNTSVILLE, ALA
March 2lst, l'yJ)
Notice i hereby given that the ioIloR0.s Il
named settler has filed notice Of hs ilIgau0a as5
make final proof in support oi his c'al. P.,i.lsf
that said proof will be made before the hssn"
and Receiver at Huntsville, Ala, 0h
9Th, day of May 1890.
viz: Adjoining Farm Homestead talE w
I503l. Thomas Wray for the North n. .aa,h
Southeast quarter Section n Township
Range West. ba
He names the following witnesses, y pl., ,',' VI
continuous residence uron and cu1li'1''
said land, viz
George w. Green, MoHr''ias '
William j. Kelley,
James Lay,
John G. jerks,
NV. y WELL
2-2-6t
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-05
A CIRCULARlLETTER
To My Wholesale Trade.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, October "a, 1888
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

fects OF the lsts Dr.. Binns. A good deal
OF valuable personal propersv. ths accu.
mutation Of many years OF hard labor,
was disposed Of at good prices.
"A leading official Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Company informs the writer that the
company viii at an early date fenovate the
depot buildings on their eastern extension.
the color Of the buildings TO be yellow.
the color OF their cars.
Monday Is James City couYt-day. when
several parties charged with felony will be
brought forward for trial.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mrs. William Christian, with her beauti-
full little daughter Bette. returned 10 Rich
mond yesterday after visit OF several DAYS
to DIR. and Mrs. Leonard Henley.
Miss Minnie Miles. of Ridgway. Pa. left
for home Thursday evening via Old Point.
Miss Miles has been spending several
months here, the guest of Mrs. John w.
Davis.
DIR. Leonard and Major John r. Henley
are still in Philadelphia with Mr.. ALBION
Henley, who continues TO improve, though
ne is not yet out OF danger.
Mr.. Henningham Harrison's condition
continues to slightly improve. but 1t will
yet be some little while Before he will be
able 10 leave his bed.
Mr.. Thomas IL. Bloxton, well-known
citizen OF York county, is quite sick with
the grippe.
Captain +. D. Starke, Captain McCracken,
and John M. Higgins. Esq, directors of tho
asylum. are expected here tomorrow to
examine samples of goods to make the
awards for contracts for furnishing the in
stitutiOn with supplies for the quarter
commencing April LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
Chorlotto's Music Festival.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., April IA few days
ago the Dispatch published the fact that
81 500 had been guaranteed for the. ex-
penses of the music festival TO be held IN
June. Since then interest in the festival
has been ON the increase. The guarantee
fund is increasing every day. Citizens
subscribe without any solicitation, be-
cause they are determined to make the les
tival q grand success. The FESTIVAL VIII
last two days-June 18th and i4th. There
will be two afternoon and two evening
concerts. Some of the attractions will be
an efficient orchestra and an imposing cho-,
rms of 200 voices, and instrumental
and vocal soloists who have al
ready won fame for their attain
ments. No such combination OF artists
has ever before visited our State, and rarely
if ever has it been surpassed III tho South.
Among the singers are Mrs; Corrlnhe
Moore Lawson, who is regarded as one Oh
the most finished of American singers. She
has obtained distinction at the great festi-
walls Mt Cincinnati, Worcester, and Iaun-
ton. Mass, and her popularity Is growing.
Miss Emma Leinbach is q native OF salem,
in this State. For several years she has
pursued her studies under eminent
teachers in New York. and for a year
has been the leading soprano at the
Madison-Square church, and has hiied
many concert engagements. ihe VsnOi
will be William Courtney, OF New
York, for several years the favorite
at the Petersburg festival, and one OF New,
New York's most eminent teachers and
singers. Miss Emily Winant. the oontraito;
has sung from Maine to California ana
through Europe. She is the great attrac-
ton in the famous Thomas church choir,
of New York. She and Mrs. lawson are
both engaged for this years festival ut
Cincinnati. Gustav Beineke, of Cleye;;
land. Ohio. who has for several
years been a prominent soloist II, IN
concert and oratorio, will DO the
bass soloist. This ia only a partial
list. The programme viii embrace many
STYLES of musie-the majestic oratorlo, the
lyric cantata. the brilliant operate air, ana
the simple English ballad. So that every
taste Will be fully met. 10 arouse interest
ell over the State the Philharmonic 30
ciety, having the festival in charge, has
appointed a committee Of three to visit
the principal cities and towns in the state;
Ry this means the best. musical talent Oh
North Carolina viii be brought out ana
large attendance viii be secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
SOUTHERN SISTER.
CROP REPORT FROM HER AGRIcuL-
TuRAL DEPARTMENT.
Tho Peaeh-Crop- Disgusted Exodussers-
The Farmers' AIiiance-Other i'e"s
of Interest from the Tar-Hsei state
,sn.c,s, telegram TO the Dispasch.l

RALEraH, N. c., April 1.-THE crop re,
port issued by the State Department o.
Agriculture to-day makes very favoraole
showing for clover and grasses. the average
condition being now 90. while there IS ?
per cent. increase in acreage. ALTHOUGH
complaint has been made Of the rayages o.
insects in manyparts OF the State YET oniy
IS out OF nearly 1000 correspondents stats
losses from this cause. as far as wheat ailu
oats are concerned. There will he con-
siderable reduction in the cotton acreage;
Farming operations. are further advances
than ever before Reports from the fleu-
mont section made by farmers IN regard 20
the condition Of the wheat crop snow ,nsI
wheat has recovered from the damage zone
by the cold weather last month. ana " NOT
materially injured The prospect at pres
ent is very good.
In addition 10 the loss of q large part OF
the peach crop by bitter weather, uhusua.
damage to trees has been done. a great
many of tho peach trees are dead or oyinE;;
II IL supposed, from the recent co, e0iu
weather after the open winter. Ihls
trouble is particularly noticeable IN 'ne
East, and has never before occurred,
II is learned that number OF families OF
negroes who recently followed IN the wake
of the exodusters to the Mississippi delta,
and of their own accord, paying their own
expenses going and coming, have promptly
returned from the flooded and distressed
districts.
1t is learned to-day from officers OF, the
State Farmers Alliance that there have
been issued 90 charters TO county alliances
and 2,07O 10 sub-alliances. of which latter
only 80 have been returned. All the coun-
ties save Allegheny, Dare, and New Han
over have county organizations. Wake
leads in the number of sub-alliances
having 81. Chatham coming next with 81.
The gain in membership in the the past
year has been over sixteen thousand. The
State business agency of the Alliance is
doing immense work. 1t has furnished to
sub-alliances this season twelve thousand
tons of its special fertilizer, and its sales OF
other supplies. mainly provisions, average
forty thousand dollars per month. The
State business agent informs me that the
effect of the sale of the special brand OF
fertilizer made for the alliances at spe-
cial rate has resulted in a decline in the
prices charged for other brands, and ne e.
Inmates that this season alone the business
agency has saved the farmers over half @
million dollars in the matter OF fertilizers
alone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
The Tar-Heels' Big Day.
rsnerial telegram 70 the DisDstch.i


CHARLOTTE, N. c., April 12.-Ihe commit
tee in charge of the 2Oth-of-May celebra-
ton are working zealously to make 1t the
biggest celebration since 1875.
Every day letters are received from va
nous parts of this State, Virginia, South
Carolina, and Georgia asking about the
There will be prize-drill. which three
companies have already expressed an in
tention of joining, band contest, reel
races, etc. The prizes will be announced
soon .
A trades display will be one of the
features and magnificent protechnic dis
play, under the auspicies Of the North
State Club, will be one of the attractions.
Grover Cleveland has been invited to de-
liver an address, but as yet has not made
reply. From ali indications the celebra-
ton viii be worthy of the event it CON-
mpmorates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
Baseball at the University.
,snoc,a, teiegram 10 tho Dispatch


CuARrorrssvuLE, Va. April ia very
interesting and hotly-contested game OF
basel ball was played on the University
Grounds this afternoon between the Rich
mond College nine and that Of the Uni
versity of Virginia. The University boys 10y
PLAYED hard, but were not enough for the
Richmond boys. Score-Uniyersity OF VIZ
glnia, s; Richmond College; q Base, hi' f.
rnrsN, University, A; Richmond College. 3.
The strong pitching of McGuire and the
weakness Of the University battery caused
the home teams defeat. After the sixth
inning Burthe, Of the University, took the
place OF Bush, the Richmond College UNI
pre-. Nelson did the umplring Tor me
University nine. The attendance upon te7
R,.rrv were the University battery. while
McGuire and Jones did the work FOR the
Richmond team
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
Danville Doin2s.
tc,oc;al taIagrarn ~ the DlspGtchI

DaNvrrLF, Va. April 12.-The. African
Methodist Episcopal Conference is IN SEES
sion in this city, presided over by Bishop
II. NJ. ID. Ward. Bishop Campbell, who was
to preside, was taken sick and had to re-
main at home. II is said he is dangerously
i'll. , -,
Some twenty-odd liquor-licenses have
been granted and not dollar in coupons
offered. Every applicant planked down
the currency.
A little stir was created to-day by the
Mayor ordering the photographs OF the
BOwscr Vaudeville Company 10 be removed
from the streets He also ordered iufni..
ture-house TO take i'll steel engraving or
"Cleopatra's Ba-ge,"
Judge Aiken, of the Hastings Court, has
granted charter TO tho Riyer-Niew Land
COMPANY of Danyille. OF which h. w.
Cole is president. The company has pur-
chased a lot Of land comprising something
over 200 building lots.iu Danville, and VIII
put the Same on the market nj an early
date. All the stock in the company has
been taken. rl4..;
Leaf tobacco sales have been light this
week and prices are higher. The snip;
ments Of manufactured tobacco amounted
TO lGO. 600 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
AUCTION sALEs--Futurs DazA
BY Frank D. Hill . Co.
Real Estate AuctiOnserA
m Z q 8 TEES SAL e
IS ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
ON rux
NORTH SIDE OF BROOK TURNPIKE.
ONE MILE FROM RICHMOND.
AT AUCTION.
UsTEE's SALE

BY virtue OF decd Of trust from B. Taylor
McCue to the undersigned, dated February y
1879, aud OF record in the Clerks ofrce. henrico
County Court. Deadlock :, dofanlt having
been made in the payment OF certain note Tor
So,%,O, aud having been requested ~ the penen.
Charles in said deed to sell said property. VIII
proceed 10 soil At public auction, on the pro-
Misses, on
THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1890.
the PROPERTY described IN eaid deed as fol-
lows: All that certain TRACT OF LAND IN the
county OF Henrico. ON the eastern side Of brook
turnpike, about one mile from The city OF kicn-
mond. containing % ACRES, more or less, u pc
ing part of the property Of which the late Peter
Burke (sometimes called Peter LAWSON died
seized and possessed. and Gdjoins on tho souf1
other property OF the said y. Taylor MeCue,
whereon he now resides
This land fronts directly on Brook turnpike.
which IL now being 20 handsomely improved by
the company who have recently purchased the
turnpike, with all its franchises. and Is Directly
In tho line Of improvements now gong on IN
that highly-fayored locality.
TERMS Cash az TO the expenses or sale ana
b,25O, with interest from August ,, 1883; the
residue OF said purchase money payable az such
time and secured in such manner as tbs said d.
Taylor McCue shall prescribe and direct, or IN
case OF his failure TO give such direction, at such
time and in such manner as the said trustee
shall think iit. EDMUND WAuDlLL, JR.,
spl3 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
THE OLD DOMINION.
ITEMS GATHERED FROM sEAsHoRE
TO MOUNTAIN.
rh. Happenings Of ycstcrday-Ths Bust
ness, Pleasures, and Progress OF
Our People.
rD.c,s, telegram 70 the pispsian.i

IvxeunuRo, Va. April I2.--Alexander
rbompsou. well known here, died at Bed
'V The BsptistS of College Hill have de-
.,sircd ia build new and elegant
church cdifice on tho site of their present
chapel. - "a.
t,;e morning 20 work on the Ciinch-Valley
S,x,sion al the Norfolk and Western road.
,,n,hcr. car on the Richmond and Danyille
,"aJ early this morning and when ordered
20 ebo,red FIGHT. but the train-crow were
called ont and they fled.
Inc first instalment. SOL 800, from the
l,oerican Tobacco Company. was paid
over 10 the Bonsack Cigsrette-Maehine
COMPANY Yesterday.
General Manager W. p. Walker, General
rre.eht Agent r. ID. Hotchkiss. Treasurer
harbour and other Chesapeake and Ohio
o9ieiais arrived in the city this morning in
nfiyatc car and are in consultation here.
itsihought they are here 10 formulate
s,rne big deal, but what it ~ could not be
escertained.
NJ. Basey has discovered valuable
deposif Of kaolin, and surface indications
If "A vast vein OF manganese and IRON ore
On a tract of land near Clay's crossing,
ABOUT seven miles above the city.
General James G. Hill, state Railroad
Commissioner. rs IN tho city.
great deal Of opposition is expressed
Nv candidates for the different municipal
Offices to place the City Executive Com
mittee in the conduct Of the primary cleo
zion. and IL is understood the candidates
vil hold a meeting Monday night 20 pro-
test. They want the old plan Of ifee-and-
syndicate is being formed here, con-
ssiing of young men from Bedford CITY.
Roanoke, Salem. and this city, TO buy
sixty-fve acres belonging TO DIR. A. j. AL
mond. in Bedford, for 5000 TO lay on
new town.
ARRESTED CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF MR.
CADDALL.
4 special telegram received here this
afternoon from Christiansburg says that
Sergeant 1ibbs and pose have Just re-
turned with Ephraim VAUGHAN. who 10
charged with the murder Of Mir. Caddall'
treasurer Of Pulaski county. The prisoner
has been lodged in our jail and the general
continent is that he is guilty man.
4 great revival Of religion IS now. going
on at the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church here. Thirty-elght conversions are
reported III the last few nights.
Bass-fshing il very fine here now and
some very fine fish have been caught IN the
past few days.
Clark Lcftwich, formerly labor agita-
Tor living in Amherst. few miles from the
CITY. and one Of hisneighbors named James
Watts became involved in a difficulty here
fms afternoon. when Watts struck Left
wich a heavy blow on the head with plow-
point. and Leftwich Is thought to be Sc
riously hurt. Watts was arrested.
The colored farmers near Scottsville are
irving TO form a branch Of the Farmers
Alliance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
Pine straws in General.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
p.,u--. NJ n Anil 10 1890

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcni
RAIuoH, N. c.. April H. 1890 :,
In 1889 the people Of Wilmington agreed
to give the State 100 acres of land for SITE
for permanent encampment of the state
Guard. and also agreed to. prepare ths
grounds. Three thousand dollars were pau
for the property on the shore OF virgins
vile sound, but no steps have been taken
towards the preparation of the grounass
until this week, when meeting was heia
and $4,000 was pledged. This amount, ~ Is
now promised. will be sent the Governor,
and the Improvement of the grounds Is 70
be made under.his direction in accordance,
with official plans. The encampment VIII
this year be held at the private GROUNDS
occupied in 1883 and 1889 for this purpose
tits not yet announced whether thefour re-
elments will gointo camp at the same time'
or whether there win 30 two eneampmenls,
each OF two regiments. The permanent
eneampment viii not DO fixed until aii the
agreements are earned ont. Encampments
by regiments were warmly endorsed last
yea by some prominent o8cers. -.
pzveppcrt's ssw-miils 81 Pactoius, fitt
county. which we're burned night before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
THE HORNETS NEST.
A Prosperous School Year-The Hornets
Nest Rinemen.
Especial TELEGRAM to the Dispatch

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., April 12.-Last night
the election of teachers in the city schools
came off. Twelve of the old teachers in
the white schools were reelected, together
with four new ones. All the teachers in
the colored school were reelected. The
meeting of the school commissioners was
quite q stormy one. At its close three OF
the board resigned.
Professor Alexander Graham asreelect-
ed superintendent at previous meeting.
The present school year has been a most
prosperous one. there being l,50O children
enrolled at both schools. This result IS
largely due to the untiring efforts OF Pro
lessor Graham, and the people of Charlotte
are to be congratulated on securing such
an efficient superintendent for another
year.
The Hornet's-Nest Rifemen are going to
Richmond next month to the unwilling OF
Lees statue. They are drilling regularly
now and will present handsome ap-
pearance. We give fair warning. that the
Virginia companies may we'll look to their
laurels when our gallant boys appear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
BY X. b. Chain & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.


NRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
l. BRICK BUILDING WELL SUITED FOR
BOARDING-H0USE LOCATED ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS.
WITH A FRONT OF 10 lie FIRT.-By virtue Of
n decd Of trust from Elizabeth Rooney, dated
March II. 1885, recorded in Richmsnd Chsncery
Court, Decd Book 1874 b, page 4l1, and at the re-
quest Of the Board Of Directors OF the Richmond
Perpetual Building. Loan and Trust Company,
default having been made in the payment OF the
debt secured, We viii soil BY public auction. on
the premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL IS, 1890,
Mt ~ O'Clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY described In
said deed as "all that certain LOT OF land, with
improvements thereon. lying aud being In the
city OF Richmond, Va, on south side OF Franklin
street between Thirteenth and Twelfth streets,
beginning - feet from southwest corner Franz
lin and Thirteenth streets and running thence
westwardly and fronting on Franklin street
nineteen feet and one inch 90 i-.2 feeD and run
ming back between parallel lines--on west line
Sc Gle feet and the east line 80 GIG feet, being
the same property conveyed 70 Elizabeth
Rooney by deed from A. ID. Willamss execu-
tors 18th June, 1894, Decd Book l26 Il, page 49,.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as TO
<i,743.2J and expenses Of sale. more liberal
terms will be announced at sale.
JULIUS STRAyS,
X X. CHAFFIN.
w. j. WESTWOOD,
Trustees.
Sale by r. B. cHAFFrS & Co, Auctioneera.
apis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctoneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.