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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-18
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shprln's sale

sheriff's sale
James s. Casey,
PlIinti6.
vs.. ~ ,,on
Mary J. Comstock, ADMINISTRATIVE for Hoi''''
estate Of Gardner C0mst0ck,
Defendant.
To he sold at sheriff. sale on thel5th ofiuly 1880,
at 2 o'clock .. M, at the north front door Of the
court house at Miles City, the following described
property, to-wit:
Lots one Ultwo (2)and three 90, in block eighty.
one tsllo MilesCit, according TO plat and survey,
nled by Northern Pacific railroad company In the
office Of recorder Of deeds for Custer eoIaty state
Of Montana. ED. J. 10 e.,
sheriff.
Dated this 2lst day Of June, 1880.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-18

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hair ali fell out, I'm II ! was en-
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-18
DREADFUL PSORIASIS.
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suffering Fearful. Cured BY
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Nv disease (psorissis) Arst broke out on my left
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together. II spread all over my head. and my
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-18
1bherif's sale.


Charlotte Ross
vs..
Ann Graham and
Eliza Graham.
To be sold at sheriff s sale on the 7th day Of
August. 1890, at 2 o'clock D. m, al the north front
door OF the court house in Niles City.
Lot three 90 in Block siSty { %, tosether with
sppurtenaBces thereun'0 bel ing ne, the same be-
ing according to the plat and survey Of the
town Of Niles City made by the n. r.. R.R Co.
and nov Of record in the office Of the recorder
Of deeds in and for the coanty Of Custer state Of
Monuans,
ED. J. JOKES,
Sheriff.
Dated July 7ih, ls9O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
CHARLOTTE.
Legacy for the Presbyterian Nission-Ihe
Hornets Nest Riliemen.

CHARLOTTE. y. c., May 3O.-lspeclal.l
John l.. Oates, secretary and treasurer OF
the board trustees ofthe General Assembly
OF the southern Presbyterian church re-
celycd to-day n check tor TWO thousand dol
lars from Robert W. MOnett. OF rtaunton,
executor of his brother, N. NJ. Mcnett, WHO
died about a yelr age. NJ. NJ. Moheu IN
his will LEFT the so thousand dollars =" 'he
Southern Presby .erian General Assembly,
10 be divided equally between home ana
foreign missions. The receipt OF the chech
was the first known here NJ all Oi inc
legacy.
R. <. Bowman, secretary Of the Charlotte
Young Mems Christian Association, today
rendered his resignation so as 10 20
into eyangelistic work. During an
expcrience meeting In the taOerna-
Gle. while sam Jones was here, Mr.
Bowman expressed his conviction then mat
ne was called 10 work In the evangelist
field. and his resignation today ~ IN ae-
cordance with the conviction then eN-
pressed. The board Of directors declined To
accent his resignation. Ills contract eA-
pires January lst.
Charl0tte's crack military company, the
Hornets Nest Rtlemen, returned irJm hich,
mond al noon to-day perfectly delightcd
with their visit 81 Richmond. ihey
and all Charlotte visitors there speak
in the greatest enthusiasm Oi their ipla
treatment i'm Richmond. Really thrh
praise is Of the highest character losrinie.
| Richmond certainly captured tAe Ataft yi
every North Carolinian who was li-f, tpi,
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
CAPT. OVERBY'S SLAYER UNDER
A MILITARY GUARD.

sinking Of a Draw At Hodges Tcrry-Re-
ported Alteration I'm ralrfax--A Col
orcd Baptis, CoIiege-News Gathered at
Many Points.
PETERSBURG. VA, May 30 Special.
The Petersburg Orays, Captain r. X. Lag
sitter, with three officers and twenty-six
men, accompanied by City Sergeant +. W.
Jones, left hero this morning at ten o'clock,
for Boyd.on, Va. the county seat of Meek
lingburg. with two negroes, John Phillips
and Henry Irving, who are 20 be tried in
the Circuit Court Of fMecklenburg. Il was
expected that the trial would commence
this afternoon. Phillips is charged with the
brutal murder Of Captain X. c. overly
some weeks ago, and Irving is charged
with being an accessory TO the crime.
The two persons were securely handculed
together. Qnite o large crowd gathered at
the depot while the Grays. with their
prisoners, awaited the arrival Of the train.
There appears 10 Doe no doubt Of Phillips
guilt and 10 rs thought that he will GER
iairly oe convicted Of murder ia the first
degree, and that he viii pay the death pen
atty ON the galows. Ii is learned from .
gentleman from Mcckicuburc county to-day
that thc feeling against Phillips is very Bit
ter and that but ior The MecNcnhms guard
hc would, in all probability, DE lyuchcd be-
tore he could have a trial by jury. The
same gentleman says that he is of the ogn-
ion that it viii he difficult 90 get q
jury i'm Necklenbrs county 10 try
the two men. My informant says
that ON thc day Of the murder
Captain overly. who was very weak and
feeble having just recovered from severe
attack of the grippe. bad returned home Do
his buggy from ClarkeNille. where he had
been on business. While mhitchug bis
horse Phillips aud Irving passed through
captain DttrnA ilrn. when the latter re-
marked r0 Phillips that he must
u.e better language when oH bis
premises ih1n %. hll hcrttollra hecu
doing. Ihf l-. Nh" N.- wDWh9t under
irc iail-ncn ci liquor ultu -3.n. iG-ui in-
reply to cap llu overly. .Ht fhe same ODD
a.ft4u1 hiu uu tHr N .i. So .th . L.tN' ..t
Di wood A.lu- h.u almost Instantly. iN-
boo" Witnessed iNc Nio.. occurrence. and
ID lis -oll ln dc n1 attempt g. ll.F.W tl0
llfh,uty. Phillips. offer ns u.l knlcD
Captain DY.r.r. r.r Dh into a swamp nAelo
bee was captured rilr Dot chase
u, an employ oi te AtiWuc ,nl NW-
N.l. Ed.l Wuo. pistol in nfnd. i..euei-
tH 60 hIl H'-i l If d.N Hut -I1ftIdtr r.
Ir.l fps vl- cIlfi .d Co. ta. COUNTY lail aGt
1 night .r two .i' rNlrIs e. i.r-. posse uI
'a % r,u VI rIi.ihr- coUfN Went g. 1fh.
jan fo i,n.u hiai. int Oh" ehUrN got lri1-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
BASEBALL.
Report of tie various Games Played
Yesterday.

Report of tie Various Games Played
Yesterday.
Players Ieaguc.-Morning games-At
lBoston: Bostons, s.; Bunalos, O2 innings.)
At Philadelphia: Philadelphias, 4; Chi
cagos. >. Al New York New Works, H.;
Pntsbufgs. At Brooklyn; blooklyns, 10;
Knernoon games AT Boston: Boston-.
10: Buaalos. q. Al ruiladrph.H: in.N-
dolphias, @: Chira-a., -. Al g." l9ik;
New NOrks.S pift-1nI-- @. Ai Brock yh.
Br00hlyns, a.; Cic,eiand-. i'.
National Ieague.-Mou.nr sumr-.-Ai
New York: New NoIh-, I; tinclindt7, D.
At Boston: BOstOns. g.: littShurgs >. 50
Bro0klyn: Chicag0cs. @: Brooklyns, :. 40
Philadelphia: Phiiadeiphias. !; Cie,e
lands S. Afternoon games: At New York
New lufk-. ID: Ciucinnatis. /. At Bosom
Boston. 3; pittsburgs. o. At Brooklln
Bro0klyns. :; Chicaso5, H. AT Ihiiadel-
phia: philadelphias. J. Cleyelauds, }.
American A-s0ciatiOu.-Mornins games
AT BROOKLYN: Brooklyns, (: -. Louis, ..
Al syracuse: syracuse. 3: Toodos, >. At
Rochester: Rain. At Columbus: Colum-
bus. 3: Athletics. 3. Afternoon games
At Brooklyn: Brooklyns. ]; II. Louis, 3.
Al syracuse: Syracuse. 3; toledo-, u. NJ
Columbus: Columbus, =; Athletics, >. 81
Rochester: BOchesters,.I; LOui,villes. 3.
Atlantic lea suo.-At New Haven tmorn-
inel: Now Hayers. q; Wilmngions, !. ~
Worcester mominD: Worcesters, o; Nash-
mei0r.. .. Oueno0m: Norcester-, .
Washngtons, %. Atjer-ey city Worningl
Jerse, Cnys. / NeWark-, q. At Newark
nneino0nl: NoWarks. lo; Jersey Citys- o.
At Hartford mommg); linrtoId,, =: Bal
timores. =. (AncmooW. iiartiords, .; MI
mingtOus. q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

MANCHESTER MATTERS.
What is Going on of Interest on the Other
side OF the water.


Captain james A. Lpscomb was quite
seqerely hurt at the unyeiling ceremonies
Thursday. After the unyeiiug he wa'
with a troop OF cavalry. when troop oppo
site made charge in his direction. When
the hOrsemen met. Captain Lipscomb''
horse was knocked down. and he was
thrown 10 the ground. Other horses passed
over the rider and his horse, and when the
Captain was picked up il was found that
he was badly bruised about the head and on
the right side of his body. Medical attcu-
iion was summoned. and he was doing as
well as could be expected Yesterday.
General Harry lleth was in Manchester
Yesterday. lie visited his sister, Mrs. 4. II.
Walden. Of Buck Hill. There were many
citizens who gave him hearty handshake
J5 he passed through the city.
The funeral OF Mrs. Kate Nelson. who died
at her residence, on Hull street ednesday
night. took place from the Central Metho-
dist Chur.h n Yesterday. Rev. J.. NJ. Peter
son preached the funeral sermon. and the
rem ius of this Christian woman were laid
% rest In Maury cemetery.
In souerce oi the large fltercr being
0u' 4 order &C flee Manchester reservoir The
peolis of lh1t cIfy have been forced % drink
muddy water. By next week clear water
can ic expected.
Vte funeral of the late II. \. MOles took
rlfce Yesterday morning from the Fiiih
street hurch. The remains were taken u
Neurg cemetery boy the J. .. 1. \. W., OF
which the deceased was a memOer.
Capt John Beard, wife and daughter, OF
salisbury. y. c., are stopping at Mrs. T..
-. Graves on Patr street.
MIR. Walter Weston and his sister, Miss
Jennie Weston. Of Baltimore, are the guests
Of Rev. T.. NJ. Peterson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
PRETTY SPEECH.
Judge weliford's Informal Charge to th Q
Circuit Court Jury.

Just before the City Circuit Court al.
journed Wednesday, Judge Wexford made
the following address;
| win adjourn you over, gentlemen. tnl
Friday Tomorrow will be gaia dsy la
chmord. and am sure you all VIII cnJ1y
H. pity the man who can look upon the
scene 10 be presented without grateful emo
tiOn. For those II us IS no were here during
those Tying Gay> when Richmond WAS b. :
git with tens of thousands md Robert l..
Lee. with his sc8Dts following. stood In TIC
irOas nothing Viii ever he need q 10 kes y
alive hIs lieSsCd memory. ict thank o9o
tor the Cfasiuu which VIII impress u more
deeply ufOn tacss who hnVs' ef8wr up since
tie WI. and esyeeluiy npcn ihc de'r hHlc
cllldTan on whom Is to r. st the burthen Of
virginia's future. TO keep live 0nd o
children the hgllOwcd traditions of our rast
lsSur n chest duty and privilege. and tfust
and believe that the day VIII never come
when they will cease TO reverence and chef-
ish in their heart of hearts the grand old
man under whom their f,thers fought. aud
his grand following Of patriotic soldiers, who
stood under him with scanty clothing aud
Scauty food, e LIVING wall for the protection
OF this city; and the grander women, VINO,
day I'm and night out, In suffering ana en-
durance. bore 30 heTOically. 30 teuderly and
UncOmplainiagiy, more than their share oi
the trials and perils ana agony Of those
times.
When Bloody Mary was about TO die she
said that the name Of talais-which she had
been compelled 10 surrenser To franct-
would be found craven on her heart; ana the
men ami women OF Richmond, who were
compelled 60 share with their leaders the
humiliation Of their great disaster, may. win
10 less truth, say that ON their hearts, when
Still i'm death, will be found deeply craven
the names OF Robert +. Lee and Jefferson
Davis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
reter.nnrr Nn.lcal Festival.

PErERsBrRG, VA. May 90 Special.
The closing concert of thc festival took place
Tonight, and was attended by a brilliant
audience. who enjoyed Inc rondi-
lion Of the orat0riO. "Eliiah.' This
stately composition was given almost
without q flaw and therefore was much cn-
loved. The sOi0i-ts We're Mrs. Jennie Pat
rick Walker. soprano; Mr.. Virginia =.
Warwick. cOntralto; Dr. Whitney Mock
ridge tenor, and Mr Clarence J.. Hay.
baritone.
Asmight have been expected, the Chill
dron'- Festival. which came OF thi, after
noon no one o'clock, 100 the Academy of Mu-
sic. was tho -rauiesl event Of the festival
week. The audience was much larger than
af any previous entertainment of the icsfi-
Val. The crowd was so -ioal that the an
rex was niled. ;ind many he'd 90 stand in
the ai4les ~ tlc hail. The children, about
tmee hundred in number, Gl taste
ml.y dressed In white. presented q
maeni0cont spectacle. The concert opened
with overture "NignDn,' which was admi-
rabiy rendered hy the festival orchestra
The next number ON the programme, "Pll
,rifnaoo of fhe Rose Was sum- with tnO
elect h, the children chorus, with orcAcs-
trll accompaniment. "Niiches' Dance, "
for solo flute. with orchestral accompam-
mout. was given with q style and Insh
that evoked prolonged applause. MT
Frederick LoN proved himself master Of ine
flute. The rendition of tno next number ON
the programme. "Ilying Dutchman.' Tor
chiidran'- festival chorus, accompanied hl
ihe festival 0rchc IRA. was one ~ me chiel
features OF the gl0riou, entertainment.
Mi.. Ienny ratrck-N alkrr (.opfano.
sang "Thol AT 80 Like a Flower in an
cNmi.ita manner Hnt Nl- loudly apllaut+
e. h. .tt' N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
NEGROES MAKE A GIG ROW AZ
YADklN COLLEGE.
Two OF Them seriously Hsrs--cycione IN
Moore county--Labovers ~ Asaev'sie--'
Enthusiasm OF Troops E<su<nss tsvs1
Eichmond. ttI ~.

a....ss1~-.
M""ro So""'s '"''so'S --' +.
Enthusiasm OF Troops E<turuee *s>es
RALEIGH, y. c.. May M.-lSr"f "a -.
m, c,,,or,orsa omar, roturness 10 tA,. city
,nV "o'''"o' o'..e 'f', -.
'nis evening tvh n'''''''.'' NV -.
trayagant In their praise ~ nc h0Si''1i'<{
,,-,,.a,,, ,,,ax, While ,h,nN. f,nr of ti<,
y, ~,
mempers o' 'he sV'"P'"' 7~F
opinion that there We're more pe'f'' i"'7''.
l.. ,ro,o,,,on ~ the size of the cit, than 1t
II. ..,.,o,.,sa,
Ne" i''N "'''"e ''S
News ~ recelfeuV Vl abi< TOW nW' vt'
cured saturday al the conn'eneerieu, ~
crviSos q fndkin col'ege' i'"' i..eh ~ ..f
Tea or twct.e drunken a,kf2t, ",.>r'.
sflsh ciol~ and razHiT-. NcW !" we e"r',~
and used threatening ~ {la<e y. W " ,Aelh,<
pcops. Ia sec tftussrs INV se"'"r" wv
negroes were seriously n'i' '"S "'''e ''~'',
the effects Of his wounds .u.,,
Day Nio,e yesscI",f ,'''.,,.,.' .,,d al
clone passtn ',rousn 'i"y'c o,,'. ~, n,lr.,
cohsiuertpie uaiiase. ssll,i',..., ia.i ail
ABOUT thice mites ,iVn' - '',,.,,.,l
ma iarm Ouiidlnss pioWi, "o"" ON" '0'''"'
hchu h sothc ".iS Nli,,"' N.s,, 49,. A. ;o,,,
Last night, AT Asoe'iii'' 'ne,e ~a9 y',n. n''.
meeting ot tue contractors auu 'a'.,e'. IVY
ihe purpose Vi aIpl.ia,iVn up.n ~ ,,.",, n
hour per day movement ncehu'y auVluu
by workinen. 9e question was u.scuss.u ss' ~
both parties, pu' % the ,",n.s s,,,t,,
laleu 10 agIec; ..',n -, u,cr,
porn ana say 'hst .ne! IN n,i ,,;i ,,cs
hlhe hours as ual WIZ sIhn "''c con,rsc,ors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
THE GARFIELD MONUMENT.
ZIG Demonstration At II. Dedication yss-
fcrsny.

fef'hYs
CLEVELAND. ONO, May 50.-lhe dcd,ca-
ton of the memorial monument % the menu
OF, "A the late President James A. Garfield
was the occasion OF a great deinonsiruiou
In this city to-day. Tens ct thogsahd7
gnihered ~ Lake View Cemetery. Two
thirds " the States and Territories we're
represented in the thing. All the morning
special trains from every part Of the 'tate
had been coming IN, ana when The process
sion started for the cemetery, standing room
ON the side walk was hardly obtain
able. Ihe procession started at Noon,
and WAS two hours in passing
given point. resident Harrison, Vice
President Morton. Nir. X. y. Hayes, s.cre-
tary Rusk. Atfornev-Generdl Miller fO@t-
master-General NanamRker, secretary
Window. Generals sherman and -cOlield,
and a large number Of other public men oc-
cupied carriages in the line. Militia CON-
panies. regulars and civic societies Iorined
the bulk Of the procession.
At the cemetery the ceremonies were i'm
prcssiye Mr.. Hayes. as president of the
Memorial Association, made a few remarks ;
Ex-Governor Jacob ID. Cox, of Cincinnati,
delivered an oration; and President liarri.
son made a brief address. The memorial
was then dedicated by the officers of the
Grand COmmandery Knights Templaf.
Among those present at the ceremonies
were Mrs. Garfield. Mr.. and Mrs. j. stanley
Brown, Harry Garfield, and j. A. oafncid,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

Democrat. by eighfy-four majority, and
large maiOritics. Two years ago the cOun-
Gil was Republican and the vote for the
mayoralty was tie.
The mineral boom has struck this county,
and options are being taken in every dircc-
ton.
The assessed value of real estate in Mar
tinsyille will be $4,000 more than last year.
The people are literally opposed 90 any
change IN the school books, and heartily
endorse. TnE TIMES for boldly opposing the
change
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
THE SCOTCH-iRiSH.
Opening of the Third Session Of the
Congress.

PfrrsBURG, PA, May So.-The third sss-
sion Of the scotch-Irish Congress was called
70 order at l0:45 O'Clock this morning. Rev.
DIR. J. u. Molfatt, president OF Washington
and Jefferson college, offered prayer. Hon.
John Dalzeli OF Pennsyisania spoke on the
.sScotch-lrlsh Of Western Pennsyisaniav
Hon. W. +. Robinson OF Brooklyn paid a
glowing tribute 10 john Preston and his
descendants. At subsequent meeting of
the committee OF the whole the old officers
were reelected with the exception OF I. :.
| Mcdowell OF Tennessee, who was succeeded
as second vice-president by Col. +. l..
Wright OF the same state.
4 long list Of yice-presidenis Of states ard
Territories was ~ pointed this afternoon by
President Bouner. Thomas NJ. Green. q
Maysyille, n.y.. was appointed historian
and register. This afternoon WAS deyots 4
to memorial services aud sisht-seesDf.
PRESIDENT Harrison VIII be present t,-mot
row. and elaborate preparations tor rs n,
ception are 10 progress.