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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-27

Ban FaAxf1sco. March 1.-Arrived-Unitsd
otates steamer AIbatrose. cruise: steamer Ajax.
CooA bay. .Departusee--sseam-r wsllA wsisa.
Victoria CNared-steAmer San Pedro. Nanaimo;
steamer Berfha, Prince Williams sound, steamer
DorA. unaiaaka: bark cores. cook's inlet
San FRANctsco. March M-The Uni cd states
mAn-ci~war lroqnola which put into Port Town
send with her machinery broken several weeks
AGO. arrived here last nigha
HAMnuao. March A.-Ariyed-Mos&via, New
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= i - sssuIs cisAztnshea1s sedas
q sss'n1 srons ths shipnsa:s fsea ssatt,s
5.zsk - soslswins: Two oArio11e ~ mnfs
~ s-~ frnek. one carload 81 eeeoi rails -
5S5 - ons carload Of limo - xltemsbuFg
sS-v - etc<ipfs today wete ten castondD q
sssss - Il PAUL, over ne Northern faci6e
1872 4key arrived Ia splendid order, -
1872 IN hsated b. stoves dsrfng I'll 81
- - - major part Of ths shtymous VIII
j. 49, ~ o6oa Ne nasket lmmediaeesy - ~
z.7 ~ ruling price IN this maSkss toe eass-
s'r.sSss6InL Il w0aid seem tha& eueh
ss.sS eourenmenf would havs :
- - e6sct upon the market, bas
211lce iae condition u h hardly
80 II viii have that result The nsf.
f5s - usllniEh bare for several days
~ ~ Win b. almost certain TO retain 10
LEGAL posstoes are gradually Esow-
s 11nr. and these avsilable fof market
m soon b exhausted. They ase arm
~ - ma vii remain o.
! 4 1ran.sr n. y. Munroe arrived here today
- I11nlnfsh with fifteen tons Of hAy, from
- HsnIaA nyer. for J. A. Hatfield
IS2o - 1he buildf M material mAfkst contiu-
- 1reoye = the weather grows Amer. The
8 $50 Of lime and cement ID especially
Unosher this lasfs OF not depeudD nat-
- ne number of buiidings begun
sS o1iNin De next few months. Building
= 4 rood demand. and trade In that
Th 49, The call for sewer pipe aud terra
- q Ill kinds II ggOd- Prices are
B r - foeplax market quotations.
71S1uop1y 81 fresh vegetables received ffC0
Il = Il runuin9 rather low. The demand
E xSH1n - bssn spieudid. and few days will
- mnfkel bare again. Prices rue anGu0ted
I s1r1r1as. More and larger cons gaments are
hae On the steamship WsIla Waiia,
- oRisus saturday next
sAruEx or sxcErrTs.
0lnteem mixed merchandise, cars beer,
osdlne sand, car syrup. : cars dressed
Es111 Ter horA, lear cattle. | car milk, 10 cars
/ l111I6Dn or 1our, ear iron pipe. perfectinG
8 fms houoehoId goods. car coke, cars
sI1n uovables, cars wood, II cars lam
E 1ee eaGtiugr, / car shingles. IS tons hay.
umcaAxDixE AND PRODUCER REcxirTA
nule ~ Nj twenfy-four hours the mes-
1920 apd produce receipts ct this port wefs
mkfepss Northern racihc railroad. 3o6 tons;
6aunth Puest Bound railroad. Is tons: seat
II khe 1Aefe . Eastern railway, rs tona By
80 xyangel. 10 tons: Washington. 3 tons.
-, loons. Clara brown, tons: w. r. Mum
= 1innn: Faifhaven, 10 tons. Total receipts.
oan
EHifMExTS.
Du111e ~ last twenty four hours goods and
uouhondiM Wefa ahipped from seattle 70 the
uou11ing country - follows: Northern Pc
II nI11ead ~ tons; Columbia and Puget
- mIarpad, IS tons: seattle. Lake shore =
- nalwaJ. - toaA ~ watss-city Of
nosG atcos; Msbsl, - tons; Clara Brown,
3&m; Washington, Is tons; Edith. . tons: Glide.
ttoas rAi11aven. - t0ne: Grace, tons: Michi-
~ ms; Aususta. toms; Detroit. 400 tons.
4ml6hipments. 2,s14 tons.
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Dispasch steamers from Seattle - follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Wet ria: Al p m tpaasengerS received on
board at p. M March l. 0, Il 10. -, %, and
every i've days thereafter.
For Ai-ska. March . and -
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Ats q m. Mar 1, 8. II, 16, n,
D, 81. and every five days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained 81 the ONCE of the
company nj Ocean Dock, seattle.
G0ODALL. PERKINS & Co., San Francisco.
H. Mcl.kLI4AN. superintendent. Seattle
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kBu YosK. March 16-stocks showed still
mallcs volume today. but Was on the whole
heer in dealings than On yesterday. and the RE-
NJ d operations il 70 lsays almost everything
ouAily hikhef Than last night
gosernmeuts steady.
Petroleum opensd Irregular: spot asm, So:
lpvii. weak, Sst; April declined. then both cd
nscsd; spos closed, M5s: April. s}s Stock
H1eAange- Opening. stss closed, s47s. Con-
esileasd kxehange- Opening, 81; closing, ssh
111Al nles, 81. 90 barrels
fxcHANoK AND sEcURfrsHs.
NV yosx. March 26.--Money on call aQo4sS;
NM mercantile paper. Sis0t7s.; Sterling en-
- quiet and strong: se-day bills. sAso. de-
a1nd lair, Ns6a<.
~ diver &c.
EnNps.
~ = tsseistefed)i2issu ~. 4 as (couponl loe,ss
~ 81 ifonpoul. .is, Pacific Do ia
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FAST TIsk
u.a MAIL srxAnra xARxr

VIA ieere Yssser's 9ocs ~ .. e. every Noafsv.
Wednesday azd Frs.Ay Ser Twesvs~ mssis rssnx
E1wsnss. AusksEsss Marysvtsse. I1~ea aa1
ezcacxazaA rsrnxnzEx scssswsnx 1ayp ssT n
oKos IL FxSzxRx Axsss
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- iosx. March u, --Hops- Easy.
- Options closed arm. ssa2s points
-, &'oo bags March. SIS iosiSi 10.
3 y M.asr.Tc: May. n7sosi7.so. lame.
-. sins Rlo. nrmei. lair eassecs.
easy: sales. SIS hhds: Musco-
f-W1 sA I i-iecs and r. Us hhds and
Aasooysao. s7.ssst, st.isc. refines.
q 49, 49, ss.esae; extra C. ~ al i.iec; white ex>
a.. ssse; yellow, siteesal.e; mould A.
seMs sshes, size.
tsS,-palls lake, April. NtsA
heasys domestic, spsss,
sssaefs straits. ss1so
CHICAGO fRoDrcK xsnKxr.
aees March II. --Nheas--Lower; March.
a.. sseaay March. ss,se: May. $40
nsssasiefs March. sis.e; Mar. aacA
H.sNy--Nothins doing.
i..s sseAfs, NarcA, sie -; May. sfasa
a-ssesiy; March, sSfzs. Nav. Mr7se.
lfakrool GRAIN ~smxxT.
= 1901 1921. March J. -wheas~-s,aiss; holders
sssss holders esser moderately.
CHICAGO IavR srocg MARKET
- March q -Csisie-gees Pts. secos
~ sss : isslse iowes. Aeeves. - Ma O:
u Sss4ees ssoekess and feeders. e.. sess
- cora led ssecvs. e. Se(sSSa
nss.s . assssf's -a.0ses stsons. closing wesk:
al e~ssaSs; heavy, sssss -; light a
49, kecsirss, isees. active. ssssac iowes.
Asss. $3.50 Western oora-tea. s&sssssA ses
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T,o noNTHsAEo AND ALL rOMn on
GRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND 4 GRAY-s HARBoR \ 4
1hrough in one day from Seattle
Trains connect daily q KAmiIchie g lNH
with steamer from seattle.
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time table or pIacss Of call without notice
DAYS or DEPARTURE YRoN SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridaya
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT sEATILE
Tuesdays and Frsdaya
JOHN 4. o'BRIEN, Nasess.
Z ". MeGYNNTs. Aren't
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. P. n. Co. Id
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Acrtxsge leans on improved farms ana city
property. Lowest rates. No deiay.
BRANCH OFFICE
Room 8, Kileen block. saattle. w. r.. oeo,r~
powie., manager
EASrKRS OFFICES.
Eo.sS VAN street. New York: Sears bufldirs
Boston.
wRsrKRN oyvicxA
Home once, Wasis wAl.a. W. T.: branch a.
1cea. Collar and seattle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Thtec-baSc-hits-HOus Iwo-base-
btts-Noigt. Icu ON base -kichmonds, q;
Kensinrtons %. flrst base on pals-bN Net
l,.v. n. fv NicAuline. 9. truck oui-by he'll
lev. 10: hy McAulifc, :. iast balls-Mc-
csfireV. 1. Noigt, 3: struck by pitcher-h0i-
ford Mild pitches kelley, l; MSAuhne' =
Vnpife-fOrd. Time OF gaine-2;5O
Kahn. who in the the games with the Bal
timores and other clubs, PLAYED short-siop,
and VINO later held the position OF centre
fielder. has been released. He played Won
dernnlly good ball. and his release Is a great
s,,rprise 10 many Richmond people who ala
Know his talents. I'm the Baltimore series
he made several beautiful stops, and show
81 on 10 advantage as hitter, but the man
agement say that in comparison with the
other PLAYERS OF the team. be Is not heaNy
enough. This is the only objection that
was urged against him.
AT New Ha,en-Bostons (N. H., o; New
HaNcns, l..
Al New York-New Norks q. H., III;
lales. 3.
At brooklyn Brooklyns O.. H., 4; Brook
lyns CA. Al, 1.
At Philadelphia Philadelphias q. L.,
4; Athletics "a. A.. /.
DaNtOns. 4.
At II. Louis hicagos or. H., :; Cleye-
lands a.. h., =
Al Cincinnati -Iincinnatis q. ID g.;
loGisyilles "a. Al. :.
Al Baltimore BaltlmOcs "a. Id IA;
University Of Pennsylvania. 8.
AZ Wilmington, Del.-W ilmingtOns "a.
Al 3; Rochester A. A., %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
MEDICAL GRADUATES.
The Successful Students of the college
The commencement.


The faculty of the Medical College OF ii-
ginia have been engaged during the past
week examining the students of the first
class who were candidates for graduation.
There were fifteen applicants. ten OF whom
passed successfully the required exam l-
lion. The successful candidates VIII g
subjected TO another examination before lhe
Medical Board Of Virginia, after Wnicn
tney will De authorized pidcu-
TONERS of medicine in the state. me
Graduates were announced last niehias loi-
lows: Nessrs. j. III. Lawrence, NanseInond
county: T.. G. Levy, Richmond; D. j.. W o.o-
ward. Richmond: j. II. Ferguson, bln"lt-
die county: W. =. Mathews, a. B., Md
chester. j. Il. Spright, Berkley; +. Il. iel-
dleton Louisa county; y. l.. Baird, south
ampton county; W. NJ. Holman, Gooch,.and
county: and X. L. Nichols Durham
county, y. {. ,,,..t
A meeting of the alumni Of the Medical
College Of Virginia will take place lo-lnoi-
row night, at 50 O'Clock, at the college
building. Dr. G. ". =. Brock, an alumnus
of the college. will deliver the address.
The commencement exercises oi the col
loge will take place at the Richmond The
atre ON Tuesday night at 80 o'clock. me
3 ldress Will be delivered by Dr. s. \. Good
MIN. of the Grove Avenue Baptist Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Tie following jurors have been sum
moned for the April term Of the Hastings
court: William 4. Gersdorf. Ira Glaze
brook, John n. kohler, William Glasgow,
Frank ID. Beyerldge, Lorenzo Grady. Al
fred X. James. Joseph A. IIoinagle, Adolph
Gill, LittletOn Fitzgerald, Benjamin Flor
sheim. 4. II. Darcine, Thomas j. Todd. Os-
walk Gasser. Thomas NJ. Kitchener, A. l..
i.out, Benjamin Thompson, Gabriel Thomp-
son. 4. Haryie Spence. j. ID. h. sleight,
Henry Lane, James 4. GatewO0d, Larkin
W. Glazebrook, Perkins Miller. w. y. Her
man, fabius w. Hicks, spott Robinson, Al
bert Greentree, Il. NJ. Foster. &. q. Camp
hell. John II. Capiiaine. John Il. Kidd,
Thomas Cox, W. II. Culupgwortb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Colonel David Cardwell. of Governor
Richardson's STAFF 0fsouth Carolina, is in the
city. The Colonel is here looking around 10
secure quarters for the Governor and his
stan during the interesting ceremonies Of
the unwilling of Lees statue. South Caro-
lima was the first state that seeded, and
her Governor is the first one 90 send iorW ard
a representative 10 make arrangements for
South CarOlinians at the unNeiling, both
civic aud military. II ho can secure tents,
the south Carolina troops will 20 into camp
here. IL is TO be hoped that this will De
done. South Carolina is live state, when
Southern ISSUES are involved, and there will
be. so Colonel Caldwell thinks. at least
four thousand Palmetto soldier BOYS here for
the rest Of the Southern troops TO rally
around.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
ON THE BALL FIELD.
THE RlCHMONDS WIN BY A SCORE
OF ELEVEN TO FOUR.

The Management Congratulated on show
ING such Splendid Team-kensington
Men out of Practice-Other Points
About the Diamond
The ball game yesterday afternoon at
Island Park between the Richmonds ana
Kepsingfons was excellent. 1t was some
what of a surprise 10 the spectators, OF whom
there were about two hundred, that the
Richmonds should win, but II was done by
hard work in batting aud fielding. 1his
game was the first the kensingtons have
played this year, and as consequence
they could not do as good work as their OPP
ponents. They played, though, sufficiently
GOOD ball to demonstrate thoroughly
that they understand fully the science q
plaving. aud with the practice given them
last evening. they will play much bettef
game Tomorrow. They are very athlelic'
heavy-lOOking set Of men, wear very
nretfv gray uniform, with red stockings,
and akensingtOn" in red across the breast,
and though they lost the game, they won
frequent applause from the spectators LOT
their many good plays.
NEVER PLAYED BETTER.
As TO the Richmond club, they have never
PLAYED better ball. Kelly, the new pitcher.
nccunied the box and quite distinguished
himself lie made an excellent record
striking ten men out. making only one VIII
throw and pitched ball that was coh-
plefc PARADOX 10 the "kcns.' Another new
man on the home team was Harris, VINO
played "A very acceptable second base. lie
II also cOacher of the nine, ana
at this he is excellent. His vocabulary Is
extremely large, and he shouts from the
commencement 10 the ending OF an inning.
His remarks OccasiOnod much merriment
with the spectators. bat he is great "ind
for the Richmond Club. and fills place long
vacant.
CATCHER MCArFREN.
McCaffey showed up well as catcher
Hemakes very pretty throw 10 second, ana
PLAYED the game with only one passed bail.
Ouarles. the new right fielder, was MOI
given much opportunity TO display what
ever talent he may possess, but ne moves
with that general air Of good baseball
ulaver. smith. the new third base man
PROMISES 10 be hard hitter for the nome
Team. and also will do good work on The
third bag. ..
Poster did excellent batting work, as did
also OuarlQs. who made home run, Knock
= inv the ball over the right field fence. Al
the other men played good ball, and deserve
much credit The team is one the MANAGE
ment should well be proud of, and though
IL h very certain the kensingtOns Will gave
the home men hard fight for victory TO-
morrow. still the game will give another
exhibition Of their good talents. Following
is the score;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Ciycnn Court.-Hobeck against Rich
mond and Manchester Railway company.
Iurv further heard evidence and adjourned
until Monday morning.
Suit instituted: Merchants and Planters
savings Bank against George Gibson. Jr..
and George Gibson. Action OF debt Tor ~
44l.46
n. Gould against +. II. Baker. Action IN
assumpsit for so.
C.. q. Snead against the Pamunkey Mari
and Phosphate Company. Action IN as
sumpsit for S,ll.
Heller n Fleshman against Mrs. II. X.
Goodman. Action a debt for 5000.
i. G. Morris against the Malvern liill
Mari and Phosphate Company. Action "l
assumpsit for $4,000.
George A. .Lathrop. agent. against o.
w. kendler Assumpsit for $500.
j. b. Moore. trustee. against \. /. Mlllei'
Action in assumpsit; damages, 500.
Police C0mf.-Frank lssacs. charged
with assaultiug and beating James CLARK.
Fined $3.50.
Nelson Harris and william Holmes lnolh
col0reO, charged with throwing rocks I'D
the street. Fined $3.50 each.
John Scott (colorod), charged Win ours
ing. abusing and threatening TO Nil Julia
scott. Fined s..
Charles II. BAN, charged with assauliins
and beating IL. +. Gentry. Case dismissed
at request of complainant
Mary T.. Jones (colored) charged WIN
striking and w0undng Lucy Jordan Wiin "
brick. Case dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

OFFICE COLLECTOR Oh CITY IANFs,
RICHMOND, Va, April 3, 1880. :
I ICENSE TAX. TAXES
l. for the year 1890 have been placed In
my hands for collection, and are now due, as
follows:
Agents Chemists.
Baggage and TX City Sc1vengers,
press. Omm j 5 5 on Mer-
Fertilizer. chants,
Insurance, Dentists,
Labor. Detective Agencies.
land. Express Companies
Manufacturing Arti-tish and oysters,
Giles, Fruit stands and Bas-
Renting Houses. kets.
Rail- Dad Ticket. Hotels.
steamship Lines, Junk Dealers.
Architects, Liquor Dealers
Attorneys at Law, Wholesale,
Auct0necrs- r. tail.
General. Wholesale Malt
Real Estate. BOttling Beer,
Tobacco, Livery Stables,
Common CIier, Loan Offices,
Bar-KoOm, Lumber Measurers,
Billiard tables. Mere intile Agencies.
Boarding Houses, photographers,
Brokers PHYSICIANS.
Cattle. Private Bankers,
Commercial, Public Rooms,
Insurance. Restaurants,
Merchandise, Snacks.
Pawn. storage,
Railroad Ticket, Telegraph and Tele-
ship. phone Companies.
stock. Veterinary surgeons,
Tobacco. &c, &c.
Parties falling 10 pay this tax on or before
April 30, 1880 will be subject 10 the penalty
prescribed by the city ordinances.
+. W.CUNNIN0HAM
ap5-tMy1 Collector Of city Taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

AN OPPORTUNE friend will be found in
DR.. ID. Jayne's ENpectorant, when racked by
a severe Cold, and the many Lung or ihroa;
Affections which sometime follow. Tins
old remedy has met the approval Of TWO gem
crations, and is to-day as popular, safe, and
effective as ever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

NElIfIutlM.-m Baltimore. on Friday.
oi Rev. ur. A. s.. BcttelhriIn. former minister
of the Congregation Beth Ahaba, OF this city.
Funeral will take place on arrival of OBS
T. ~ train, Richmond 'niou Depot. THIS
DAY. Friends and. acquaintances are Zee
spCCtully invited. Services 400 the cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

For coughs and throat troubles use
"BfOwn's Bronchial TrOches." "Ihcy stop
an attack Of asthma cough very promptly
&C. Falch. Meanwhile, Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Commencing Wednesday, April 9ih. at
Ma,o's sales rooms ~ smith street. each
dav alto &. NJ. and d p. NJ. from the WELL
known Taunton Silver Plate Company. A
choice stock OF rich. elegant and unique
silver ware. Marble clocks. bronzes, gold
and siycr-handlcd umbrellas. lamps. opera
glasses and Rogers (celebratcd) table cut
fiery. Mir. Hall viii De glad TO see his OLD
friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
PROPERTY rRANsIHks.

Ch0ncer0 Court Elizabeth J.. Amofy' 5
trustee 20 Lena, wife Of Thomas NMchilne,
y 7-la feet on north side Main street. near
Lombardv. s.. 800: Elizabeth Jennings and
others TO Elizabeth l.. AmOry's trustee, .
inches on north side Main street. near iom-
hardy. SO: l.. +. and J.. b. Harvie's trustee
to A. ;. EmmOns. 80 feet on tOW-path olca
nal. $3.50: Thomas u. Jeter % william
Booker. 2Ost feet on north side Moore street,
near Norton. 81. 100: same 10 Fred. III. Jack
SON. pos. feet ON north side Moore street.
near Norton. SLIGO: William Il. Lawion,
clerk. 10 William II. BcycIiGge i3 feet.
and rs. Jackson ward, in name
Of John II. Randolph. for taxes, - cents;
same to same, A. l6-49 feet, Calhoun q
Allen. jackson ward. in name Of John
Wallace. for taxes, Sl.23; same TO same,
32S Brook avenue, jackson Wani ln name
af John Hicks and wife, for taxes, Sj2o;
same TO some, - feet, Baker, jackson ward,
i'm name of W. b. Page and others, trus-
tees Laboring Mans Protection Club, for
taxes. $3.50: StOuts trustee, Sallie ID. 90
George r. GUY. 81 feet on north side Byrd
street. near second, Sl.1j0; ID. y. Nassar 90
W. Allen Christian. 40 feet ON north side
alley between Harrison. Kinney, Leigh and
Moore streets. $50; William A. Wyatt 90
Walter II. HarwOOd, 2lls feet on north side
FlOvd street near Plum, $1,000.
HcnricO COunfy.- Sarah NJ. Hall 90
Thomas W. TraylOr. % feet on north side OF
Henrico street. $50; Mary \. Moore 20 same,
40 feet on north side OF llenrico street, SiJo;
Charles A. Walker 20 William H. Robinson.
lots bounded by foushec, West, JAY and
kensington streets, $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

For ladies' phNtons, carts. &C., or any We
hicle 10 be built TO order or repaired, see
David A. Alnslie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

JAMES SWEENEY, u. l6 and Is north
Tenth street. +. now pared TO move fur
niure ON short notice. Also has ample
storage room for merchandise of all kinds
at most reasonable rates. You Will Doe sure
of careful handling and packing of any
wares consigned Co toe care of Mr.. sweeney.
I'm connection with This branch OF business.
there is also go be found at this stand livery
of an Kinds. Hacks on orders. with nice
teams and polite drivers. Telephone NO.
3l2 is the number TO ring mp for amy wants
i'm This line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

r. II. BosnERs SONS vehicles are the
finest in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

TIE ruin of the people-poliical dema-
gOguos. Relief 10 the people with bad
bl00d-"A. b. q. Alteraiiye.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

TAX NOTICE.


OFFICE OF
COLLECTOR or DELINQI ENT TAXES,
Richmond, va, April .. 1870.
BYAN ORDINAScE Of the city, IL is required
that notice snail be- given BOO an the daily
newspapers. under the direction Of the Conn
miilfc ON Finance, THAT TIE LIST OF DE-
IINQIENl JAKE, ON REAL Estate for
the preceding year viii Dee published In one
or more ol the daily papers. and also the time
and place ofsale of said delinquent real estate.
ln accordance with The above. notice is
hereby given that said list will be published
in the state on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
Aurll, and on SAlDhDA1, the 81 day Of
APRIL 1890 The sale will take place Ina front
OF the city Hall on Broad street between
ninth and Tenth streets between The hOurs
of ~ N. and 4 o'clock l.. NJ, on Monday, the
9th day of May, 1890.
AN persons who do not wish o. have their
property advertised md sold, must pay on or
before the 18TH April.
JOHN a. MEANLEl,
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
aI6-oOdtmyi
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We have eggs Of every kind and hue;
Eggs both red, and green, and blue;
gas that are large. and eggs that are small.
ggs for big and little and ail.
" e have q wonderful Egg plant tree;
Whose fruit Will contain fortune for thee:
A harn-yard scene. and things strange ana
rae
VIII greet your vision when once you are
there.
lie or She bringing most quotations
Where egg" comes IN with variations.
shall get prize that Will splendid be-;
Wen not tell you what, you must come and
see.
And also wen have "wOrd-buildln."
game,
The word Easter Egg viii be- the frame,
Lists Of words from lis letters build,
And win prize from -. Johns Guild.
The largest number will win each prize:
So little Jas Try, and "grown-ups" likewise.
NH 6-ltt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

r. II. BOsHER's Sons have the largest
and best stock of Phactons and side-bar
buegies i'm the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

DICHMOND SCHOOL OF TELE-
IL GkAPhN. No. 4 west Marshall street.
Clssses in lelesnphy, Stenogiaphy. and
IypcWriting. Continuous session and thor
ough cours" guaranteed. lnstructiOn In
Short hand by mail. Write OF cill for easy
Terms apo-lie
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&IORE WITH DWELLING AT
> TACKLED FOR RENT. at lcnola. on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. and "a ucN stock Of goods Of about
LOO for saie' good stand. For further in
formation address. A.. Il. NELSON.
0pN-it lcuOln lO>iOiiicC Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Mr.. David A.Ausiie makes specially
Of the manufacture OF ladies' ph9tons Nos.
s, 10 and - Tenth street.
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III TO "a 4 DAY EASILY EARNED
~. by iaoies and gentlemen al home. No
soliciting. no pecdllue Indoor work: pleas
ant delightful. Work sent by mail from my
Office each wect. Actress With stamp. T..
{. PRATT, Aurora Ills. 1nn20-weAsu
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FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL -. 1s9
PREDICTED TINE STANDARD OF
HIGH TIDE Al
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