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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-24
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
To YOUNG MEN, INVESTORS AND PROPERTY
HOLDERS:
Young men, r. II. Jones, dealer in Real
Estate, Stocks and Bonds, is Offering some of
the best pa ring property on the easiest terms
Call and invest a few dollars that will double in
short time in value. Investors. Jones is the
man that can sell to you as cheap as the market
affords anything in his line Call on him and
get prices before buying. Property owners if
you have property for sale place it in his hands:
guaranteed to receive prompt attention If you
have property to rent he will guarantee the
rents at small per cent.
R H. JONES, z Whitsker street.
DOhT DE "sHORT" OF "nONEY."
For If you are, ''Uucle Adam" at No. 20 Jeffer-
son street, between Congress and Broughton
streets, will advance you on your Jewellery,
Diamonds, Clothing, Etc, Etc. Open, IA NJ to Q
Pm. ADAM STRAUSS, Manager.
DON'T GIVE UP IN DESPAIR.
Dyspeptics you will find reliable remedy in
DR. ULMER's LIVER CoRRECToR
1t is faultless vegetable preparation, and
Endorsed by prominent medical men,
Silver medal and diploma awarded over COM
petitors.
Prepared by
B. f. ULMER NJ D., Pharmacist
Savannah, Ga.
Price. 81 per bottle Sold by all druggists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-24
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-24
INTENSIVE FARMING.

Those Of you who have travelled in foreign
countries have seen how small an area of soil is
necessary TO the support OF family, and how
carefully every pound OF manure and every
tnlng tina can enricn the soil II returned to il,
and how thoroughly it is cultivated. In word,
you see degree of industry on the part of ag-
Fculturists there that you do not see ia our own
country. AS tsey have but small farms, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
lure EVENTS OF A DAY.
A Horse Falls with His Jockey-Track
Heavy Mt Latoria.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch-I

(By telegraph 10 the Dispatcn-l
CINCINNATI, October 6.-The track at Ia,
tonia was heavy. The weather was mild
and the attendance large.
First receive furlongs-Yale '9l won
HAPPY second, Colonel Wheatley thiru'
Time. 1:0l15. :,
Second race-one mile and twenty yards.
Over won; Ireland second, Aunt Nate
third. Time, 153T.
Third race--one mile and seventy yards
John Morris won; Neva G. second; Hydy
third. Time. 1:jS4. AZ.
Fourth race-one mile-Eli won; Lottle
second. Argenta third. Time. 1:5iA..
Pell Nell fell and dislocated his knee:
The Jockey escaped unhurt.
Fifth receive furlongs -Roseland won /;
Miltburg second. Rainier third. Time, l;Oo'
MORRIS PARK.
NYw YORK, October 6.-The rain mace
things dismal at Morris Park to-day. Inc
track was muddy and many horses were
scratched.
First race-maiden two-year-old sweep
stakes. $50 added, five furlongs ParS-
ridge won; Reilly second. Common Sense
third. Time, 1:02.
Second race-sweepstake for oil ages
Il 600 added, one mile--Racine won: Ecn
second, kIngstock third. Time, La.
Third race-mile and sixteenth, purse
81, 600 Montague won; Nv Fellow Sc
cond. Philosophy third. Time, 1;52.
Fourth race-Nursery stakes for two
vear-olds, $4,000 added, six furlongs-Nel-
lie BLY, won; Kildeer second. Average
third. Time. 1:l61g.
Fifth -Country-Club handicap for
ali ages. - 900 added, mile and furlong-
Senorita won after hot race by halt a
length; Tristan second, Reporter third
Time, 1:57E. =,
Sixth race-selling sweepstakes for ali
ages, $3.50 added. five furlongs-Punster;
Jr., won Susie 5. second, Little freu
third. Time, 1:0l.
Seventh race-selling sweepstakes for al
ages, $3.50 added, five furlongs-Autocrat
won; Ruth second, Oracle NJ. third. Tine
1.0D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Declines to Instruct Customs Omcers.
Try telegram To the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. October ct is stated at
the Treasury Department this afternoon
that in view of the provisions of section IL
of the customs administrative law the de
partment will positively decline to instruct
the customs officers on any questions
arising under the present law Affecting the
classification or assessment of the duties
on imported merchandise. ..
Section IA provides that the decision Of
the collectors of customs in regard TO rate
and amount of duties on imported mer-
ehanhse is final against all persons unless
they protest and take the case TO the Board
of General Appraisers. 1t provided fur;
ther that if the importers are dissatisfied
with the action of that board they may
still apply for relief to the Circuit Courts
of the United States. The Treasury De-
partment holds that there is no other
remedy and that the department can in no
way interfere in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
FIGHT FOR THEIR MONEY.
BlRCHALL MAKING a CONFESSION
He Admits that He Was Accessory to the
Crime-He Sees His Wife.
fBy telegraph 10 the DISPATCH


WOODSTOCK, October 6.-Birchall's story
of the murder of Benwell is gradually
oozing out of him. Ii cannot be said.
however. that he has made anything Ike
a clean breast of the murder. What be
has done and all he has done so far Is to
make a number Of half statements and 10
prop hints and admission which pieced to-
gether form tolerably coherent
story. He Is constantly talking about
the case, and before the end comes
will probably give a full account OF IT,.
To sum up. he acknowledges that he was
accessory and therefore merits the sentence
passed upon HIM. He alleges, however,
that some of the testimony adduced IN be-
half of the Crown is untrue. He con.
fesses that he took Bendwell 10 Eastwood
and beyond in the direction of the swamp,
but as yet helresolutely sticks to that his
was not the hand that slew Bendwell. He
does not say about his negotiations with
young Bendwell and his father though
he now admits that he went in to swindle
both of them. BirchalPs wife had an in
terview with him to-day for the first time
since his sentence. 1t was sad meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
IRISH NATloNAusTs' CONFERENCE.
Names Of the Deputation that VIII visit
America.

Names OF inc i1fphNtiihh ihAt WIN 'iN''
America.
10y Anglo-Americsn cable TO the DisDstch.l
DUBLIN. October Ga conference of the
Irish Nationahsts called by Mr.. Parnel
was held IN this city TODAY A part of the
business of the conference was the selec-
ton of d deputation TO visit America for
the purpose Of laying before the people of
that country plain statement of the situa-
ton of affairs in Ireland. John Dillon,
William OBnen. Thomas Power O'Con-
nor. Timothy Sullivan, and Abraham Gill
were appointed 10 form the deputation.
Therewas alarge attendance at the meet
ING. which was private. Justin Mccarthy Of
Tered resolution demanding that IN the
distressed districts in the southern and
western portions of Ireland the Govern
ment Immediately begin works of public
improvement TO enable the people TO sup
port themselves without charitable assist
ance; oondemning the conduct of the
Government in arresting Messrs. O'Brien,
Dillon, and others, and appealing 10 the
friends of the league everywhere, and es-
pecially in America, To subscribe gene
rously 10 the fund for the relief of dis
trossed Irish tenants.
An UNWILLING APPEAL.
This appeal, the resolution says, is made
most unwillingly, but the desperate strait
in which the Irish tenants are now placed
makes il absolutely necessary that assist
ance should be asked from friends and
sympathizers throughout the world.
Mr.. Parnell sent friendly message OF
encouragement and hope. Messrs. Dillon
and O'Brien and the other Nationalist de-
tanned at Iipperary sent telegram ex-
pressing their regret that the disgusting
judicial farce" prevented their attending
the conference. Messrs. Dillon, O'Brien.
Thomas Power OConnor. Timothy d..
Sullivan. Timothy Harrington, and
Thomas p. Gill, all members of Parla-
ment. were appointed a deputation to
visit America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
EXECUTORS SALE OF
DETACHED Two-sToRY FRAME DIV ELLISG
No. 1904 WEST MAIN STREET.,
BETWEEN PLUMB AND LoMBARpY.

Acting under the provisions Of tho will OF
James Gum, deceased, aud decree or me
Richmond Chancery Court, entered on the IZh
day OF March, 1890, In the suit OF Gums ex-
ecutors ~. Gum aud Gi2., | shall, as executor,
sell at public auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1890,
at o'clock r. NJ, the abOye-described PROPER
TY, fronting - feet ~ inches on the north SIDE
oil Main street and running back depth OF lts
feet ; inches ~ an alley. The dwelling Is nearly
new. con tanning six rooms. and Is In good order.
situated Immediately on the streot-csr line, ana
IN a rapidly improving locality.
THIS is the last realty belonging 20 the above
estate, and the executor IL anxious 10 sell In Or
der 70 wind up said estate, consequently great
bargain may be had az this sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance Al SIX
twelve, and eighteen moaths, for negotiable
notes, with interest added from the day OF sale,
and title retained until all tbs purchase-money
IA paid or tho purchaser will receive deed aud
give a deed Of trust % secure ihe deferred pay
ments. OF all cash at tho option OF lho pur-
chaser. A. H. LUNN, hhecu~f.
surrey & co Aurtionsers ocb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Covington Elects Republican Mayor
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispstchl

CINCINNATI. o.. October 5.--The election
in Covington, Ky., was conducted by bal
lot somewhat similar to the Australian
system. Hitherto the method of voting
has been rioa rooe. The result was the
election of Mayor j. L. Thomas, Republic
can, by majority of TAG. The kepqbli-
cans also elected the city treasurer, three
of the five aldermen, FIVE of the ten coun-
cilmen, and five OF the ten members OF the
assessor. This is the first Republican
MAYOR in TWENTY-FIVE wears. =,
The Democratic candidate for mayor will
contest ON the ground that the votes were
improperly rejected for alleged informali-
ties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

be able TO take en- active part in the OHIO
tend the Exposition at Atlanta. de salu
that Mr.. Mckinley had sent him an INVITA-
ton and that he had promised to rend Is
him oil the assistance in his power. ne e
would like very much. he said. 70 go 70
Ohio in Mr. Mckinley's interest, but pnsi.
nees of the department, be added. - lus.
now so pressing that he did not see yeiry
we'll how he could absent himself
especially as the President is away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

CHAITASooGA, October 4.-General h. V.
Boynton, park commissioner and historian
OF the Chickamauga National PARK, arrived
in Chattanooga this afternoon. Genera,
Stewart, General Fullerton, ana CORONER
kellogg, commissioners OF the Chickamau-
% stock. will arrive here tomorrow morn
ing with United States Typographical en-,
cineer to begin the survey of the proposed
park Secretary of War Proctor also eX-
poets to be here at an early day. work
will go forward at once according to the
plans of the bill passed by Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Congressional Nominations.
nv ,elocrach 70 The Dispatch. !

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. October 6.-Congres-
sionaI nominations were made to-day as
follows: William Morgan, Republican,
Seventh New York; Thomas II. Beal'
Democrat, Twenty-sixth New York,
Congressman Vaux has accepted the clt-
zen's nomination, and will run against
William NJ. McAler, the regular Demo-
cratic candidate in the Third fennsyiVa-
MIA district. "
LOUISVILLE. KY. 0ctober6.-h: II. Bour-
lang, of Jacksonville, was hoininated oy
the Farmers Alliance. IN convent'9n ~
trlct in CONGRESS-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Immense Vein. of Gold and silver.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, October G.-Authentic
reports have been received at Ardmore,
/ r.. of the finding of immense VEINS OF
cold and silver in the Arbuckle mountains
in the Chickasaw Nation, forty-hve miles
north of that city. Army officers ana
others who have gone through that region
have long said that gold was IN the Ar
buckle mountains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
4 conference 10 AdJudicate.

IBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispaich.l
BrRSE, October 6.-Owing 10 the close
ness Of the vote in Canton Ticino on the
question Of the revision Of the Constitu-
ton, the ballot showing majority in favor
Of revision Of less than 100 out ola totalvote
Of nearly $4,000, the Budesrath has sum-
moned a conference Of Liberals and Con-
servatives with the Wow of effecting set
Elements satisfactory to both parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

Real kstste Agent snu AucEOhVo''
Bank and Eleventh streets.
A UCTION SALE OF TWO DESlRA-
IA BILE SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS on
WEST SIDE OF CARTER BETWEEN TAI Lon Y,
AND WILLIAMS STRERTs.-M mo reques. y.
the owner | will sell Of puphc aucuon' on 'h'
premises, on
TUESDAY. ocroBEs 7, 1890,
at s O'Clock p. NJ. those TWO Two-sToRY
FRAME DWELLINGS, located as above con-
tanning Eve rooms each The houses were pull.
about two years ago, and are In good repair. ing
lot has n front OF 3ikx90 feeL with wei Oh
wster on the premises.
Persons wishing good paying investment or
a home in a dly-groving section OF me
city are invited 70 attend this sale.
Terms: Liberal, aud announced az sai@
JOHN T. G0DDlN.
oos Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Fears Of n CoIlision-Troops to the Rescue.

10y AnRo-Amerlcan cabIe 70 INC DIspHV'i.J
DUB1Tv, October Cone hundred aus
sars and $50 extra policemen have arrived
at Clonmel. II is believed their presence
in the place is due 10 the fears Of the Gov
eminent that a collision may occur be-
tween the Berkshire and the Eighteenth
Orish) regiments, both Of which are quar-
tered in the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
A sI5O.O00 Fire.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispa'eh.l

CHICAGO, October 6.-The expression OF
Photographic chemicals to-nlsnt caused
fire which destroyed the six-story ouliulng
aenrv and Albert Keep. and the Martin
Emerich Out6tt,nc Company. The loss of
furniture is valued at S3O.OOo; insurance.
$4,000. C. Thayer. Photographic sVupp,ies :.
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. Mcte a6 a. a
Pardie. saddlery manufacturers, Szu;o9V !;
insurance, Sl2,500. Building, SiOuoV; iuiiy
insured. Total LOGS about $50, OcO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
One Car Company's Failure Affects An
other.
n3y telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

HARRIssuRo, PA, October 6.-The recent
failure of the Iron-Car Company OF New
York has preciptated crisis IN the shairs
Of the Harrisburg Car Company, OF TINS
city, whose notes went to protest on satnr-
day. The creditors have been asked Tor sn
extension of time, and 1t Is understood the
difficulty viii be tided over. About Szvo'-
GOO worth of the Iron Company's notes
were thrown back ON the Harrisburg COM
pany. which caused the trouble. III the
extension of time is allowed there VIII De
no suspension. The assets largely exceed
the liabilities and there are orders on hand
to amount to 500, 900 OF more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Baseball Yesterday.

Louisville: Louisvilles, 2; base-hits, o;
errors. 0. Columbus, o: base-hits. 6; err
rors. 2. Batteries-Stratton and Ryan
Gastright and O'Connor.
st. Louis: Toledos, 10; base-hits, -;
errors, 0. st. Louis, 3 ; base-hits, 4; er-
rors, 2. Batteries-Sprague and Sage
Nichols, Neal, and frost.
CIycrvNArT. October 6.-1he Cleveland
Brotherhood Club received q warm wei.
come in the game with the Cincinnati Bro
therhood this afternoon. Cincinnatis. IL
base-hits. II: errors. /. Clevelands, !
base-hits. 8: errors. 3. Batteries-Mullan'
and Harrington; O'Brien and Brennan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
The Carriers Abandon Their strike.

fBy Auglo-Amorican cable 70 the Dispstchl
LIVERPOOL, October G.-The strike of the
carriers, which has caused almost total
suspension of business in the grain and
cotton trades. viii be ended tomorrow,
the strikers at a mass-meeting to-day
having decided to resume work at the old
wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Shot by a Woman.
INV ielegraph totho nlsna,ch

BrRMNGHAM, ALA, October edward
L. Martin, q prominent businessman OF
this city. was shot, perhaps fatally. to-day
by a woman calling herself Mrs. Clarence
d. Martin. She asserts that Clarence Mar.
tin married her IN Texas several wears ago.
She has been following him, and was here
few months since, when Edward Martin
paid her to leave the city. She returned
to-day and made some demands upon Ed
ward, which he refused. and she drew re,
volver and shot nm. The woman is IN jail
She was formerly Miss Julia Powers, OF
Macon. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
BY y. W. Bore,
Real Estate Aucfioneec

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i SMALL PROPERTY on AND Ne
SEVENTEENTH sThEEf.-in oAofuuon OF
deed OF trust % the undersigned, dAied ,ep'em.
Der a. 1870, and duly recorded N hhhfnooo
Chsncery Court, viii sell py auction, on NE
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. 0cf0BER X lSD,
M Az O'Clock Y. NJ, the very desirable Two.
sfoEY BUILDING. Occupied as storr Aad
disabling. No 1874 aud liZf4 sssenteenth street.
hotueea Baldwin and Lownes streetA eontain-
Ing bs.idss the store nine rooEns Tue los ffDnb
rs fe.t on the ives. side Of seyonteonth street,
ana runs back Us feet between parallel Inca A
mari Of TITS building, No. li2fS. contains fotf
rooms aud It Is possible may be soid separately.
There Ia AZ excellent we'll Of water on NE lot,
and In tho event The property Is divided this
we'll will be for the use 0f both
And next | will sell the good FRAMED
DWELLING No isis Baldwin street between
Seventeenth aud Baeha nAa streets. containing
threo fvoms The 10. fronts ~ feet and has .
dep,h Of about 100 feet There II good vol On
the promises, aud The property rents veil
TEsss One third cash. ard Tho rsstdae Is six
ana twelve moaths for notes, with interest," add
cd, and secured by deed u trust
WILLIAM II. BkvxRiD0E.
oca Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL IL.

- TATE IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY. FA.-by
virtue Of decree ~ The Circuit Court OF nlontss-
ter county rendered Ia tho cnancefy auIs " Il.
4. Dawson & CO. rs J. r. Rose and Morgan
Treat rs j. I. Taliafer0, commissioner, " 49,
the undersigned, a. trustee. substituted trustee,
and special commissioner, will Offer for Hsip az
public auction, az Gl0ueostor IolfihYH''' 81
o'clock r. NJ, on
MONDAY. SoyENBEB, ?. 800.
tcoun,y-Court day,. that VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE known "a south White Marsh" SIT
mated in Gloucester county, seven miiHs -
spoctiyely from Gloucester Point ani Gay hahk
ghAryes on FORK river whence iHly steamers
10 Baltimore aud Richmond; two miles rom
HoAuo's wharf on Ware rlFer abl thfe" mil,s
from Rosos wharf on severn riyor' NhenlS
daily steamer - Norfolk, aud WIN psFohcs
and telephone ofico on tho farm. Ihis iArn
contains 80 ares Of tho most proiuctve farm.
ing and grazing lands IN Tferaisr sirgioia 81
winch 30 sores Ia umbsr-pins, CHESTNUT shllS
aud red OAK. &C., g.. The improvements con-
sist Of ample barn AMI stable accommojaiions,
with several small dwelling houses, ana M.
clude about IS acres planted Ia Ornamental
trees and sbruts rare and varied, forming .
beautiful para and lawn with site for mansion
house.
The farm is we'll fenced and q isrgo portion l.
IN permanent meadow and pasture and sltuaial
IN one OF tho most desirable nsighborhoods IA
that section.
and expenses ~ sale and about b,OD y ". n
Roane. trustee, ana about 800 10 J. l. 1slis-
ferro, substituted trustee and me balance or
credit % six, twelve, and eighteen months,
giving bonds. with security. payable ~ }. l.
Taliaferro, special commissioner, wita inercN
from date.
W.P RoASE, Trustee;
j. TALIAFEkkO, Substituted Trustee;
J. l. TALIAFEkko, special Commlssioner.
August g. 1890:
rs. " Coruell. deputy for y u. Chapman,
clerk Of the Circuit Court tor tho county ..
Gloucester, state Of Virginia, DO earuiy NAT 81
tho bonds required by the ab0Ys decree have
beon given Ia accordance Herewith.
~. CORBELL. u. C..
ocl for 1. B. Chapman, {. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Bariey-Laden Vessels.
fRy Telerreph 10 tina Dlepatch.

OswPGo, n. Y, October 6.-The harbor
IL full of barley-laden vessels from Canada.
about 100000 bushels being ahoat. Inc
total importation of barley at this port Tor
the past thirty-five days has been ,sOo.-
600 bushels. Last night S27 900 IN duties
was collected ut the custom.house. Every
available craft was pressed into service 10
get the grain here in time. The last yes.
sells TO leave Canada were instructor tc
return with their cargoes If they could not
make Oswego by midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
A Priest Arrested.
lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.

IBy AnRl0-American chbIe 10 INC UIsphtcu'J
BERLIN, October 6.--Father Flayin. q
priest residing in the parrish of Clonnel,
has been arrested on the deposition of a
diving man. The priest is charged with
chasing the witness and party Of his
friends from the inn and pushing witness
over wall. In falling, the deposition says
the witness broke his leg and sustained
other injuries from the effects of which he
believes be cannot recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
BY y. W. BoWe,
Real Estate Auciionoer
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
BROOK ROAD NEAR THE OLD ToLLGATE'
BslsGA
SUBDIVISION or THE RESSIE PLACE INTO
RESIDENCE lots.
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE ABOUT THE FIRST
TO RECEIVE BENEFIT
FROM TIE EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
MADEAT
"wEsTBRooR " AND AT BARTON HEIGHTS,
BEING MIDWAY BETWEEN TIE TWO.
will cell by auction, a, my orice, on


THURSDAY. OCTOBER o 1872.
beginning ~ ~ o'clock ~, abont 80 lots IN 10
plan ~ "kennio's,' On fGe east edo OF tnn
Brook roai and about one milo from ne cry.
THIS IL tho preiuest plot ~ laui In that gfo~ins
section, and she impf0yemlnt- nov making ih
that direction, both DIS silc ana beJoni, cpu-
pied with the superb highway tp DO 90 once COZ
slructed out OF thAf abOminaii0n Known a. no
" Brook Turnpike cOntino - mako this no
most promising s.hurD around ihf ciiE
The healthfulues8 n tha location and tho of-
ceilence Of tho neigh torh0O1 are things kuo va
20 every one, and no nearnr1s ~ ihe 3, mako
them desirable for ali-tho-y car-Af0uni homes.
This Is tho first subdivision AMI aAio ~ tulf
choice property, aud A. prices will rule low by
comparison with what thoy will probably Do tno
years hence, you'd urge everybody -spernlA-
tor and hOms-seeker-tO look a. tho properly
before tho day OF sale, and moo come and buy
ono or more lots. Plat at my Office.
Terms: Reasonable. \. W. BOWIE,
AZ 20 AurrOnoBr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

iBy ADglo-Americsn cable to the Dispateh.l
MADRID. October G.-The press here re-
ceiyes very coldly the suggestion of the
American press in regard to the special
treaty with the United States concerning
Cuba and Porto Rico. II is claimed that
such a treaty IS impossible until the ex-
piration of the existing treaties of COM
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

have reached the coast in safety. One OF
them, Mr.. Henderstorm. only escaped
through the opportune arrival OF British
caravan, which reached his station stimuli
taneously with the party. The natives are
intent on murder. Vito 10 becoming the
rendezvous OF every rrfiian and malcon-
tent ON the coast line. Another large
armed expedition will soon start for Lindi
under the command Of the German COM
missioner to subjugate the inland tribes.