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by Miss Cora Lyman; Old Oaken Bucket, Song and Chorus; Ye Nsw Church Organ, Hepzipah Kettletone, 4e Old Foldkes ut Home, Ike Uriah Jenkins; Come my Beloved. All ye Syngers. Pause to breathe and converse. Performers; Woridlie Music: Ye Excelsior Quartet; Ye Yankee Sleigh Ride, Jemima Set tie and ye Men syngers; Sober Worldlie Song, rus; Water Song, Three Men Syngers; Aud Lang Syne, All ye People. Pipeist, Rebeeca Truetone. Timeist, Hezekiah Parsone. Men Syngers, Hez. Parsone (Rev G. F. Prem. tiss), Asahel Topknot (Mr Howard), Ichabod
 Eha women MepaiSa Kettletone SMrs A. A. Avery, Jemima Settle (Miss MarshalD, Rebecca Truetone (Mrs Ly, ons), Kezia Screecher, Charity Snapeye, Sally Notmuch and many others too bashful to be seen on parchment.
 Building permits grauted at the last
 meeting of the building commissioners yanstone & yanstone, frame cottage, Colo rado avenue; s. R. Barmore, frame cottage Colorado avenue; J. P. Chamberlain, frame | barn, West avenue; E. s. Hubbell, brick addi | tion, Main street; W T. Bennett, brick build ing, Fairfield avenue; Henry Mnlford, frame barn, East End; ". Ford, frame barn, Nichols street; Bridgeport copper company, frame addition, Howard avenue; James H. Smith | frame residence, Orchard street; John RielIy | frame cottage, East End; H. c. Knight, frame barn, Sherwood avenue; August Jorgenson | frame residence, Ogden street; E. L. Goulden l frame cottage, Orchard street; Wheeler S 1 Crouch, brick addition to government ware house, Water street; W. K. Graf frame addi | tion, North avenue.
 John Dillon of Providedce, R. l., has | been in town.
 H. E. Bowser is painting his house or William street.
 M. Hawley is painting his house or
 State street; P. Murphy has the con
 tract.
 Mrs A. s. Middlebrook, Howard ant
 Bertie have gone to Winsted for a few | weeks. The Democrats turned out with full
 force, Wednesday evening and, headed
 by Wheeler & Wilson band, seranadet
 the successful candidates, Hon R. E. De
 Forest, D. M. Read, J. J. Phelan, F. s Stevens. At each residence, the newl,
 elected candidate made short address
 and then invited the company in to spread.
 The Housatonic road is filling in tn
 road with trap rock in front of thei
 freight house, where it has been unfi for heavy traffic.
 Dr Robert Lauder has bought fin
 mare of P. Sloan.
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07
The Country at Large

Has gone Democratic with tidal wave, The Democrats carried Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and enough congressman to give them working majority in the House estimated all the way from 30 to 15l. Tammany carried New York for Mayor Grant.
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07
WESTON.

Mrs Lorinda Andrews of Brooklyn, who has been for two weeks with Mrs Ephraim Fitoh, has returned home.
 Mrs Benedict of Bethel and Mrs George Smith and daughters of Norwalk have visited Mrs G. B. Sturges.
 Mrs Mills and son of Georgetown have visited Mrs T. Hamilton.
 Miss Cora Wheeler, who haa been se- verely i'll with bilious fever. is improv' Ina.
 Miss Irene Perry of Valley Forge was
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07

The Hartford Courant claims that Nor ris falls B votes short of a popular elect ion, but the Hartford Times claims his election by B votes, which shows how narrow the margin either way. Of the four Congressman, the Democrats elect three, Sperry in the first (Hartford) dis trict, Wilcox in the second (New Haven) and DeForest. The Republicans elect Russell in the Sd (Norwich) district.
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07
WEsTP0RT.

E. 0. Flagg of Oxford has been guest of A. c. Nash.
 William L.. Celcy, Charles II. Taylor, John s. Jones and Frank N. Taylor are committee of Memorial church to intro duce an apparatus for mailing gas to light that ediflce. The cost will be about
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07
SPORT HILL.

Eleanor S., wife of Thomas Marsh ST died, Saturday, in Bridgeport at the home of her daughter, Mrs Rowe, 7s years old. The funeral was attended Tuesday from the Flat Rock church.
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07
The Vote for Sheriff.

Sheriff Clarkson is reelected by about 2o00 plurality; he had 722 in 1886. c. A. Tomlinson d is elected sheriff in New Ha- ven county, II. J. Allen d in Litchfield county. Of the other five sheriffs in the State, three are Republicans and two Democrats.
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07
ORONoQUE.

Congratulations are in order at z. c. Boards; it is an eight-pound boy.
 The body of Edward Fitch, a former resident, was brought from Detroit and buried in the Oronoque cemetery, last vvaoz
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07

with Miss Minnie Williams, last week.
 Mrs Cynthia Wheeler, aged mother of Henry B. Wheeler, has been quite i'll for several days.
 Friends from Ridgefield have been with Hawley Williams.
 Samuel Waterbury is putting new roof on his house.
 o. I. Jones of Westport has laid tin roof for Walter Rowland and done plumbing for Ephraim Fitch.
 Miss Helen Beers is with her brother in Danbury.
 Joseph Moore was thrown from his wagon, Wednesday night and had to call the doctor.
 Irene Perry has visited Minnie Will Hams; also a cousin of Miss Williams.
 Arthur c. Bradley's house was entered by burglars, Wednesday evening and, among jewelry taken, was 8 gold piece with hole in it, dated 1852, large gold dollar with monogram E. c. B., a silver spoon about two inches long with c. l.. C., five solid gold buttons, solid gold chain, two pair cuff buttons, old fashion ed gold laid away as keepsakes. new oyercoat, new rubber boots. new leather boots, plush jacket, razor and p,three jack knives and other things that s75 would not replace. The thieves came up through the cellar and broke the lock of the inside cellar door.
 George Phillips is clerk at the South Norwalk Boston store.
 Minnie Andrews of Danbury is home.
 Collection at Mrs Ephraim Fitch's so- ciable S7 50; the next will be at Mrs ". Godfrey's, 12th.
 Miss Fife Budd of Norwalk and friends from Bridgeport visited Lillie Budd, Sun day.
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07

LONG HILL, HUNTINGTON. Miss Lizzie Wilkinson was home, Sua- day. @ o. G. Beard. Jr, is in North Branford with cattle.
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07
WOLF PITS.

W. H. Platt is delivering nursery stock for J. Austin Shaw in Danbury.
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HATTERTOWN.

Mrs John II. Summers visits in Spring. field and Hartford.
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CARPETS.

IN THE BASEHENT.
 Now is the time to buy carpets We have all the leading makes iu Stand ard goods Notwithstanding the rise in prices, we offer our stock without Advance. We have a full stock of Rugs and Mats. Great Bargains in. Window Shades
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07

Paid over Similarly; Dcto-
 Der 50, 1890, 02 SI 8I2 sl
 George Eddy has bought the German homestead of Patrick German and also the 12-acre lot near the honsa. MT Ei-
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LACE CURTAINS
 & BED SETS
DRESS GOODS.

Particular attention is called to our large stock of Dress Good, both for eign and domestic. Do moi fail to ex- anime our large stock of veivefs and Pushes in all the leading colors. at old prices.
The Newtown bee., 1890-11-07

YE OLDE TIME SINGING MEETING.
 Ye Performers ask their Friends to hear them tune in ye West End Congregational Meeting House on Colorado Lane, Friday Ev- ening ye 3lst Day of October, A. D. MDCCCXC, Ye DOores will Do loose at ye seven strokes Hezekiah ParsOne.
 Parte Firste: Strike ye Cymbal, All ye Per. Settle; Vital Spark, All ye Syngers; recitation
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We are showing an elegant line of all that IS new and fashionable at low- CT prices than anywhere else in this part oi the State for Ladies, Misses and Children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
FELLOWSHIP WITHDRAWN
From Rev. T. B. w. Bahb, a Prominent
Baptist Preacher.
Especial Telegram TO the Dispatch.l


Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
RAryroH. N. c., May 23.-The Chowan
BAPTIST Association has adjourned after de-
ciding 10 withdraw fellowship from Rev.
Thomas b. w. Babb, who for years has been
one of the most prominent preachers OF that
denomination in the northeastern part OF
the State. and also that he was unit TO
preach. Some very serious charges were
made against him, among them beng
drunkenness, lying. embczzlement, ana e1-
IRENE immoral conduct
Rev. DR.. Charles +. Deems, pastor of the
Church of the Strangers. New York, has
written letter urging that DR.. l.. b.
Kingsbury, editor of the Wilmington Mes
seaqeT, be elected TO succeed the lamented
Rev. DR.. A. W. Mangum "a professor at
the state University. The election Will be
held In July.
NO DANGER OF THAT.
Some people have desired that the alli-
ance men should form a third party. but
nothing of the sort will be done. There
are not few who would rejoice 10 see the
order put out regular ticket. even II II de-
feated the regular ticket, for the reason
that in the following election the alliance
would be swept ont OF existence.
The Democratic Executive Committee OF
the Fifth judicial district will meet at Dur
ham June 9th 10 call a convention. 1he
committee of the Third district meet AT
Rockingham June Sd.
Next Monday the magistrates Of all the
counties in the State viii meet 10 levy
taxes and elect county commissioners.
At Benson. in johnson county, ester
dav a two-headed child was born. 1t is
doing well. Its parents are white people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24

George NJ. Hinson secretary. and W. =.
lane local agent. The company ~ 10
good working trim and ready for business
Int HIM COME.
Captain John r. Iinkous, of this place,
owns horse which he rode IN the cavalry
service during the late war. Captain Lin
kous commanded company IN the -.
regiment. McCausland's brigade. ODD
Charlion is in good condition and IL daily
seen grazing on the beautiful bluegrass
hills near his masters house. and still does
good work and at times looks as frisky as a
colt. IL would be we'll il he could be. sent
10 Richmond to march in the procession at
the unyeiling of the Lee monument, as
there are very few old warehouses awe In
the South now.
WHY LIMIT THE TICKETS!
There will doubtless be large numoer
Of old "Rebs" from the Southwest IN
Richmond on the goth, and stu more
would 20 but for the limited time ailo"eu
them on the railroad tickets.
Three colored men were dreadfuliy burn-
ed about the face and arms yesterday at
Richlands. this county, by the premature
explosion OF blast.
The double tracking on the flat-loP
division of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road from Blueheld TO Bluestone, juno
ton is progressing finely, and VIII soon
afford better facilities for Transporting the
vast amount If BLACK diamonds winch.
ore now being mined in this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
DEATH oP A LADY.
SuFFoLk's MEMORlAL-DAY.
Meeting of the District Conference Of the
Y. NJ. e. a.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstch.l

SUFFOLK, Va, May 23-The memorial ex-
srcises took place here to-day on quite an
imposing scale. The Suffolk Grays and
the cadets Of the Military Academy march,
cd In the procession under the command
of Lieutenhnt-C Colonel Smith. of the Fourth
Virginia regiment. The town officials,
clergy, and guests rode in carriages. The
exercises at Cedar-Hill cemetery were OF
an interesting character.
After singing and PRAYER, Rev. w. W.
Stsley, of the Christian church, delivered
0 very appropriate address. Another hymn
was sung aud the benediction was deliver
ed by Rev +. J. Boggs. OF the Methodist
church. The large concourse dispersed
through the grounds 20 view the handsome
floral offerings. which were greatly adj
mIred. The military then marched 10 the
lawn in front Of Public SchoolNo. l. where
@ dress parade took place. after which the
soldiers proceeded to their armories and
the people to their homes,
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
The District Conference Of the Young
Mems Christian Association OF the First
district OF Virginia convened here this
afternoon in the Methodist church. =. 4.
Dadfnun, assistant State secretary, was
chosen as temporary chairman and G.. A.
Overdord, Of Hampton. was elected per-
manent secretary. There were over twenty
delegates at the afternoon meeting. Others
have since arrived and more will arrive to-
morrow and Sunday. The meeting was
very pleasant and interesting. II. q. Viii
liams. State secretary, presides at the
session tonight. and Rev. w. Il. Edwarts
ID. d., OF Portsmouth, delivered An adj.
dress on The True Aim OF the Young
Mems Christian Association" The Con.
ference VIII continue until SUNDAY night.
Three sessions will be held tomorrow and
several meetings VIII take place on Sun
day.
HUucAL TREAT.
Tomorrow afternoon the members of
the Conference will attend o musical en-.
tertsinment given in their honor by the
young ladies OF the Suffolk Female fnsti-
tute under the direction Of Professor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
NO DANrTR OF THAT.
LIE VANDERBILT HOUSE
At AsheviIle. \. c., to BE One of tho Finest
on the Continent.
Especial telegram 70 The Dlspatch.l


AsHEyuLE, n. c.. Nav 23.-The Ciizen OF
today SAYS: The Vanderbilt House at Bit
more. according to the statement OF a
gentleman who recently saw the plans IN
New York. VIII be the finest one on the
continent The entire cost of the whole
Improvement VIII BE- about $4,000, 900. The
railroad from BIltmOre station TO the
house site, distance Of about three miles,
built for the purpose of conveying mate
rial, is now completed. with the exception
of some side tracks. and the preparatory
work Is gong forward on large scale
The time when the construction OF the
house will begin is still indefinite. MIR.
Vanderbilt with his mother is now on his
estate. living at the old Alexander house,
five miles from the city. A correspondent
Of a New York paper was recently at Bit
moro with pencil and camera.
PROFITABLE sPEoULATIoSs.
A tract of six acres two miles from the
Court Square and little beyond the city
limits. was bought three months ago for
$4,000. Streets were opened and subdlvl-
son made into twenty-four lots. To-day
the tract was sold at auction for $4.0l5.
The present purpose of those financially
interested in the Hot Springs. Spring
Creek and Savannah Railroad Company,
which was organized last Monday at Hot
Springs, n. c., with o capital OF S500,O00, is
to build a road sixteen miles long mp
Spring creek with view TO develop the
rich iron-ore beds. An extension to Sa-
vannah is ultimately looked for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
BEDFORD CITY
Land and Improvement
Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED, gl,OO,OOO.

This company owns and controls 400 acres o.
land situated Ia the western portion OF the town.
which IS the most available part of the city tor
residences and manufactures
ADVANTAGES oFTHfs CITY.
!. lies on the Norfolk and Western railroad,
AMI on the surveyed route Of thePit:solrgh ami
Atlanta rairooi. which will be one OF the great
est trunk lines in the UniIed states. Il IL a. tho
gate Of the great southwest, aud situated at tne
foot Of the Peaks Of otter Mountsins, and from
which Is geto its Unlimited supply Of
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
MANUFACTURES: Berry Brothers Ping To-
bacco-1his 10 the best equipped IA tory in tie
state and It's output the largest Ia the sixth dts
trict (Which melodies Lynchburg and DsDyillel;
Bowling, Wright * Co, smOking Tobacco, also
the largest manufacturers IN their limo In this
district: tho Liberty Woollen Manufacturing
Com Dsny, the best equipped woollen mills ~ the
Ftate VI Virginia, working principal y On Govern
raeut contracts pronts Tor seven months IN 1889,
$1,000 isce report Of directOrsl. besides this
there are eleven other toDaccOntsis In Tho town
doing a large and profitable business two steam
fourlnR-mlils, four cigsr-faciore'. two planing-
mile, one foundry and plow-works, aud one box
factory. -
Steel and Mountaineering Company. capt
tal STOCK sJ0O.00O BrOOm-factOry, CAPT al $1,000;
machinery ordered, and Will b Ia operation Az
an early day. lce-factory. capital Sls,501, ma
chinery ordered. Eurniture-f factory, carriage
and wagon works, mattress-factory. r. W. COZ
fec Machine Company, capital S,Ul0O, thls
company owns one Of the most valuable patents
In connection with the manufacture Of tobacco In
the world, and will soon Greet baldincs 20 manu-
fncture these machines. giving employment 20
200 hands. This alone VIII make this groat
city. The STOCK books Of the company are open.
For furtaer Information address
JAMES n. BERRY, President,
or QUARLES & McCUkDG.
IacnmOBd, Va.
After careful investigation % this company
We heartily recoinmend IT. st ck 20 he pubic.
believing IL to he q sound, SAFE, end prohtsblo
fpyestmenL We offer q limited amount 81 ~
CENTS on THE DOLLAR.
For prospectus AMI any further Information
appIy 10 QUARLES & McCUkDY,
Real Estate Brokers.
ano5 1912 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
DxUas. MEDICINES. as-

nAWLEY SPRINGS WATER. THIS
IL FINE ALKALINE cHALYBEATg WATER.
the great Tonic for enteeoled and delicate con-
IImnoyerished aud Impure Blood, ana ali Dis-
asaes mat require Tonic Treatment IA nov kent
oa sale. always fresh from the springs, by
L. WAGNER, Druggist.
Wholesale and hetail Agent
INV ai-3t' Corner sixth ana Broad stroeta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
AN OLD wAs-HoRss.

Three Negroes injured By the Explosion
of Blast.
fCcrrsspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.i
GRAHAM. Va. Mag 70, 1890.
@. w. Kernaban, Esq. agent Of the
United Banking aud Building Company Of
Richmond, has organized q company here,
With Colonel J. L. Patton a. president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
AN EXCELLENT DWELLING
AND SEVEN BUILDING LoTsIN
THE PLAN OF
MORTON'S
FLOWER GARDEN
AT A u 6 T | 0 N.
By y. ". BoWe
and
George $. Vsshon 6 Son,
Real Estate Aucuoneera
We wilt sell By auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, 26rH MAY, 1870,

We wilt sell By auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, 26rH MAY, lS9),
at O'Clock p. NJ, the rest OF the LOTS no' sold
at our recent Offering, and embracing some OF
the best in that handsome plan. They are 40
follows:
/. THBMOST EXCELLENT AND COMFORTA-
BILE FRAME DIV ELLING, containing seven or
eight rooms, situated at the southwest corner OF
Main aud Beech streets, with that hOSs
CHOICE LOT on which IL stands, 81 feet &
Inches by 100 10 a wide alley.
2. TWO EXThA-HANDsOME MAIN.sIRBET
LOTS. beginning IS feet cas-. OF Morris street,
fronting each . feet and running back I'D feet
TO the alley above referred TO.
g. THE MOST VALUABLE LOT az the north
west corner Of Cary and Reservoir streets. front
Ing 2g feet inches on Reservoir street, and just
the place for store that would DO well patron
ized.
4. TWO PRETTY LOTS adjoining and north
Of he last above, each fronting 20 feet on keser-
yoir street
8 TWO VERY DESIRABLE AND WELL
SITUATED LOTS on the east side OF Morris
street. between Main and Cary streets, each ~
feet front
These are good lots in a good neighborhood,
and arc worthy Of, and We hope Will receive, the
attention Of hOme-seekers and investors
Terms: AT sale. Plats free.
GEORGE :. VASHON & son,
my20 N. W. BOWIE, Auc.ioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
r EE MONUMENT SOUVENIR.

IL picture OF General K h. Lee printed 10
the wood case In which bis statue was imported
from France, with certificate Of Commander
w. p. smith. Of H. Z. Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans, for sale at oil east Byrd street, Rich
Inond. Merchants and parties wishing same send
In their orders they viii DO promptly attended
10. Also, the shavings and ssvdust Will be
preserved aud put into Pulp ead handsome
s0s,ssnfrs made from them when the timber IL
all gone. X c. WORKMAN q GILLIAN,
my 2Lllt Members Of Lee Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
NUUCAL TREAT.

Tomorrow afternoon the members Of
the Conference win attend musical en-.
tertsinment given in their honor by the
young ladies OF the Suffolk Female fnsti-
tute under tho direction Of Professor
George w. Scott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24

BY virtue Of a decree - mo Circuit Court ~
HenricO county, en'sref April !. lr iu ma
suit ~ Philip q. fariett rs the % uuc' 81
Company tho und-rsisnoi special coum'f-
slOucr thereby appointed, wll sell iy public A4r-
ton, at he county cogft-4ous9 ~ Hourc0 couu-
~ On the city Of Richm nd oa
"WEDNESDAY. Jrya (, 1890,
~ ~ O'Clock NJ. an the REAL ASu iENsoN'l
PROPERTY ~ the de4el iant company oltlA..
Ia the counties q ucnrco oni lianosol. hn-
consisting OF the following PARCELS Df RED.
ESTATE Owned by mo henuco Coal tonIaY.
70 VT:
lst A TRACT or LAND about twoiye miles
from the cl.y OF Richmond, lu tho county f
Hearlcc. on sad near D0ap Nlu ,rlcA, c.lta.
ing about Z,,U7 ACHES.
-. ANOiHER TRACT og LAND ai,aaf.'
partly ia HenflcO county and raIuy Ia iitr0.
county. containing about .-ol AtN. Aui '.
ing the same land conveyed % Conrad s. II .-
don by David u. Talmago uy decd ds.ci .- ..
March, l-Ni
30. ASoTHER TRACT or LASD ,0.1'si n
Heurico county containing about ~ AC.E- ..i
being the Same lsui conveyed o. san 'or1f.
". j. Jennings by decd datoi ttl ~ Jlu-. ..
All Of these lands are to- "oi &losr 20 s.,+..
a fuller description
Upon tbose lanl- is a lct 81 MACUlHl,l.
FIXTURES, SC, suitable Tor mining aui tn...
nng coal
buildings on these ttr'', ald Ea'' Do hif bred.
Euited flr the employees ~ n rJ i-u.i4iHf
pauy. and railroad connects tho miusi H.'-
She city 81 KChuouf.
10 ~ believed tnat -ho failure = me fsfer .'ni
con pAny was tho result % iuru.'i-i ul f'
capital, and that with money I'D energy 4l".
ly directed this properly cal be- naia ,..l
profitable.
Itis probable that lhs entire subject wll Do
GOLD a. whole.
TsRAs. ono fourth cash, AMI the rn'iiHr 'a
three aqu0i insfaiUents 80 Sis. txniVe, hui t.-..
teen months Tor not with interest a1lsi f.i
title re'anels or hl cash, 10 tn" urt..h ~ 10
purchaser. CHARTS g. WILLIAMS.
special t.mmlsrloLea
IN THg CIRCUIT CoCRr 0F HENgico C0rNtf
PHILIP q. BAKLgTr, lLtNrIFf, &C. IHa ttf-
KfCO COAL t08PANT. DhfESDASr
I,W.s. Leak1. cls-k n eaii court, a. csT'J
tnat tho Don1 r0lul .sI q sperisl-lonni-. ion .r
Charles L. Williams by .s.s~e entered in tht
cause on tao ls.A Gay = Apri, l-sJ, las beoA
duly gwen.
Ism. W. = LLAALf
my23 t.ciA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
AUCTION sALEs-Futuro Days
BY q. A. Cstiln, Auctionser.
No. 10 Eleventh street.
PARTITION SALE OF THREE
MODERN MEDIUM-sIzE BRICK DWELLINGS
AT AUCTION
A, rsqusst OF owners. who wish to make . d.

TUESDAY, MAY 27rH,
at O'Clock P. ". on the premises, sell at auc-
ton. the THREE BAY-wIND0W-FRoNT
BRICK DWELLINGS Nos. coz, col, and sos north
Ninth street
These houses contain six rooms each, have all
modern conveniences, are in nrst-class order
are conveniently located; are occupied by
choice tenants; are neat in appearance; have
attractive surroundings; will pay large per-
cen,ags on price expected; indeed, the most
critical can scarcely nnd a fault with them.
There Is one particularly strong point In buy
ing property of this size: You can always
sell 1t.
The usual terms. Z. A. CATLlN,
myQ Auctioneer.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-24
By Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

Sale conducted by A. j. BRADLEY & CO.. Man
chester Va. myl
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-06-12
= STRANGE REp-EELLOWS.

Some strange combinations, says
the CuicAs) Daily News, have been
hEOus-t about by the school contrO-
vprSy i'll Wisconsin. The German
Catholics and Lutherans, who have
been enemies since the time of the
reformation, are now fighting under
tLe same banner, and jealousy under
lnjnt4sg. 1.-The. pabllc schools, system
The scandinavian Lutherans and Irish
CaLh,hfrs, between whom there i!
gensratly but little love lost, are, o,
ths> contrary, working tremendously
together in many parts of the state il
defence OF the Bennett law. 1t i:
perhaps not venturing too far int,
the domain Of prophecy to remark
thar these peculiar combinations will
probably not last long.