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Homer guardian., 1890-01-10

Editor TO persistent writer:
"Now, you'll promise me on Your
honor never ~ send me any more
of yours I'll print this poem
Homer guardian., 1890-01-10

Mr.. c. 7. Huntington will build
a handsome granite residence GA
Fifth avenue, New York. The
structure VIII cost several hundred
thousand dollars.
Homer guardian., 1890-01-10

In 1900 we snail gee
Events as follows come 70 bes
Sea serpents as In years gone BY
VIII come around about July.
The Ice man and tie plumber Will
As usual present their bill
The price Of summer board Will rts
In August TO the very skies.
The gay mosquito, as Of yoya
Into humanity will bote.
Likewise the festive fly. 20 tieet,
Wilj agitate bis nervous fees.
Each fisherman win fish and lie
AS he has done In years gone By.
When comes along the rerdaut sprfng
The poet will be heard to sing.
And from the garbage pile Of time
VIII prick the ashes Of O rhyma
The funny man his Jokes will cract
CThe same old Jokes, see elrnauac)
On winter nights will lovers sit
For hours and watch the ilrelight fit
And. when the summer comes, they alll
Upon the beach will coo and bill.
Tho oldest man, as in years past
At intervals will breathe his last
In all trades merchants who are wise
As usual, will advertise.
In fact, these things aud many more,
In 1890 are In store.
And yet with sorrow is 1t fraught:
Unhappy year! It ends with sAuGHr-
1890.
Ton MASON.
Homer guardian., 1890-01-10

Which side of a horse in, ariably
has the most hair on?-l'hc out
side.
Homer guardian., 1890-01-10

A woman in Missouri boasts
that she has been led to the alter
ten times. She ought to know the
way now Without being led.
Homer guardian., 1890-01-10

The GUARDIAN Is cnly
ST. 90 a year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-22
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-22
AGENTS WANTED.


esy~ FoB CLUB RATES, or any further In
formation desired write legibly to the under
signed, clearly stating your residence with
State, County, Street and Number More rapid
return mail delivery will be assured by your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your full addIess.
IMPORTANT.
Address NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.
or NJ. A. DAUPHTN.
Washington, n. &.
BY ordinary letter containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Companies, New York Elk.
change, Draft or Postal Note.
Address Registered Letters Contain
ing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
"REMEMBER, that the payment OF Prizes
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New Orleans. and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution whose
chartered rig IS are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware of all limitations or
ANONYMOUS schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest
part or fraction of Ticket ISSUED by US
In any Drawing Anything in our name offered
for less than Dollar is a swinde.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-22
Grand Monthly Drawing

Atthe Academy Of Music, New Orleans.
Tuesday, February II. 1890
Capital Prize $500, OOO-
100, 900 Tickets ut SeO each; Halves sIO.
Quarters IS; Tenths So; Twentie;hs 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
moRToNs FLoweR-eARDEN SOLD.
Nineteen of the Lots Bring Over s2s.ooo

N1neteeh OF thc LOIS Bring over r@o'VoV
at Public eAuction-Propcrty Transfers.
Not since the Soldiers Home lots wore offered
at public auction about year ago has a sale OF
roal estate attracted such crowd az assembled
Tuesday afternoon a, 4ortons iiower-garden,
which had been subdiylded into lots 70 be suc-
toned OF.
Tho sale was conducted by Mossrs. George s.
Vashon & Son and ". ". Dowe There wore
several hundred persons present and much In
teresi was manifested.
GOOD PRICES OBTAINED.
The Bidding al times was quite spirited. and
upon tho whole tho pricoa were cohsldered
pretty eooJ. Those obtained for the Main
street property were thought 10 be lower ihen the
Others.
Thero we're nineteen lots cold and the aggro-
gate amount realized was f23,0l7 This leaves
four Main-street lots and nine others yot 70 De
disposed Of
MAIN sTnEEr.
Six of tho lots sold front on Main street. All
OF ,hese irontod q feet and run Dsck l2D ieet 70
The ono next - Meadow street, with front 81
81 feet and "a inches. and the next one 70 1t,
MIR. IT, W. siggins bought the noxt two at t7s
per foot, Hr. j. H. Elam the next one a. s'o, nr'
George HundleJ the next Tor !l5'oV, ana Mr.
Philip Gibson tho next for s13. Two we're
skipped, and The one at the corner OF Morris and
Main was taken by Messrs a. j. Siaude and
George schWRlm at $50.
on OTHER STREETS.
Mr. Peter Copeland bought all three Of the
Morris-street lots that we're sold at SO, s33, and
$50, respectively.
Of the thrce fronting on Cary Nr. Charles
Eeisz took two at $40 ana Mr.. L. r. Schultz tho
third al i3&5g.
There were seven lots Of O. feet front on Re
seryoir street sold. Mr.. ii. W. Siggins bought
tho three next 70 the alley between Main and
Cary for $50. s53, and f53, respectively nn }. J.
Beal one At $50, Ir. :. +. Royal one al $5lJ9
and ono at $50. and Mr. Stafford Phillips one
a $50.
This ended tho evcning's work, which was aT-
parently the opening Of a very active season IN
tho real estate business.
LIE CIUB's BUILDINGS.
Messrs j. Thompson Brown s. ca. offered tho
old buildings on the Loe Cubs lot. at the south
west corner Of Franklin aud Monroe streets, Tor
salo at auction Tuesday afternoon. but only
sold tho kitchen and smoke house one brought
$40 and tho other fl7 Only $3.50 was bid for the
large dwelling, and this WAS taken In. hr. II.
HOlzgrefe bought the two buildings thht were
sold. The club reserved the round ice-house
and the walls around the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
cYT.INpHR BLOWN OUT.
No TidinEs of Editor Walker.

Especial kolo1tHAt W tAo DtoV-NA.l
WELDON, n C., April 3o.-Nr. Wills Van Walk
enburg, Of Brooklyn. y. Y, q brothcrin-lsN of
Mr.. Ed Walker. the missing journalist, arrived
here this afternoon. The wsrm-heartod citizens
OF Weldon al once volunteered their eor vices and
quito number ot tho most prominent moo IN
town loined him IN thorough search along tho
banks OF the Roanoke river for the missing man.
They all returned tonight after search tn vain.
Another large searching party has been organ
tied Tonight aud will rssurlc tue seal. n to-mor-
row Mr. Van yaizenburg - sending kilograms
20 an the landings on the Roanoke river and has
offered reward Tor any information leading 10
Mr.. Walkers recovery. A strange fatality seems
% hang over the walker family. little brother
Of Mr.. Walker was accidentally killed one day
last week. he Wae editor OF the Cosnctolitcn
h1gazsne, who stated down South three weoks
ago on a vacation
The New lorE S,ta says:
Walker lived with hts widowed mother and
married sister, az 5s7 seventh street. BrcokIy1.
A lady from the sogth, q, whose homo ho had
visited arrived ga Brookiyn aod toli his mother
that the rfycr was very rapid. While the terry he
"a supposed % have taken WAS primitive. The
ferry was usually ruu by ,ne traveller himself.
ani she thought !; very possible toaf he cid not
know how 70 manage Il, and vas upset and
drowned.
Hwaa said a, his hons last night ths, he was
n careful aud sober man, and rot rzeiy % tax.
any foolish riszs. tie was thirty years Old, tall,
gOod-looking. aad we'll educated. letter 20 his
mother, dated last Friday. said he expected 70
20 canoeing wih q negro guide ana intended 10
write hts experiences for tho CasmGpol.faR. de
thought be woald 30 hons on Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
the Old Hanover Troop.
sroNewALL JAcKsoMs STATUE.
Valentines Work Viewed by Drs. HoGe
and ncGnire.


and Mcclure.
Valentine is ct work on q statue OF Generh
JACK SOD, which will b. unveiled In Lexington.
The work is now complete so far rs the clay
model Is concerned.
Rev. DR.. Hoge and DR.. Hunter Mcclure were
requested by tho Jackson Memorial Association
n give their opinion ol the work, which thoy
have done In the following letter:
RICHMOND, April e. 1921
J. r. Fimondson. Es1., Chairman Of the EIset-
tgc Committee 0l the Jdekson Memorial 1850
citation:
Dear sir,-In compliance with your request
ihGt We should give you our Impressions OF 'ho
Statue OF General T. }. Jn'ksCr, which IS no"
completed 40 far as the clay model Is concerned.
vo beg leave 20 say that vo hava rcpeaielly
visited the studio OF Mr.. Valentine while the
WORK was in progress and since it was hnsnel'
GRd Uo regard II both iu conception and u a.
tail equal In merit with the recum bent statue OF
General Ice.
IL raprescuta General Jackson in An attitude
suggestive Cf strength and discrimination. look,
Ing OF into tho distance with IN expression OF
quiet confidence.
Tho posture IS easy and natural, and yet there
g. q certain dignity in tho bearing almost ma
jestic
There Is nothing dramatic or exaggerated
eithor in the design or Ia the execution OF the
work. but u Is one which, in our judgment, Will
gratfy those who knew General Jackson, es 4
gOoi likeness md noble delinohtOn OF ne
man, while 20 those who never BaW HIM ~ VIII
congoy al impression which will satisfy tho ez-
pecta'ion awakened by one whose character anu
achievements touched the imagination of tac
world aud created tho ideal OF true soldier OF
tue country aud OF tho Gross.
Mosss ID. Il0GE,
HUErER MCGUIRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Personal and Other Items of Interest from
Across the James.

Personal and Other Items of Interest from
Across the James.
Tho Chamber OF Commerce meets In the
Council chamber tonight at ) o'clock.
Mr. John c. Robertson, general manager Of
the southside Company. has returned from
business trip TO baltimore.
II will be several weeks yet before the assess
orr Of real estate com Plote their labors.
Mr. T. William Pomb0rton. OF Richmond. spent
several hours In MaucLoster Tuesday afternoon.
The Street Committee is making 40 inquiry
into Tho probable cost OF widehing Cowardin ave-
nue.. This work will probably be done very soon.
Civil motters engaged the attention OF me
Hastings Court yesterday. felony case Is
lIod for trial to-day.
Meetings will he neld In the several wards to-
night for tao election Of Warl suporintendents
and members cf the CITY democratic Commit.
tee The meetings eil be held Ia the usual
places.
Mr. Oscar T. Smith, Of Durham, y. C., anu
Miss Edna Bradshaw. OF this city, will be mar
red 1T the Bsinbridgs-Street Baptist church az
$3.50 o'clock ths morning.
Morland Coleman (cOiored), who, as reported
in the Dispatch, was arrested Tuesday on sus-
yicion Of being the party who broke into tho
ntore OF D. spigsel, ON Hull street, and stole a
lot OF clothing has been discharged from Gus
tody, thero being no evidence 10 connect MIN
with the robbery.
A colored operative named Llbert Chestham
had one OF his fingers 50 badly lsceraied while
az work at tho Belie-Isle saw-mil 10 Chester
feld. yesterday morning that the finger had 20
be amputated. He cane 10 Manchester and Drs.
:. l. ana Lawrence Ingram performed the am-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
A DvICE TO MOTHERS.


For over nfy years MRS WINsLoWs
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used ~ mothers
for tholr children while teething Arc you dis
turbod at night and broken of your rest By sick
child suffering and crying with pain Of cu,tiog
teeth, II so sond at onco and set bottle %
"Nrs. Winslow's s0othisg syrup" for Children
Teething. Its yslue Is incaculAble. II will re-
lieye the poor lit;lo sufferer Immediately. De-
pend upon It. mothers; thsro Is no mistAto
abou, Il. I, cures Dysentery and DlsrrhnA,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Collie. softens tho Gums, reduces inismmattoo.
and gives tone snd energy 10 ths whole systeuA
"Ms. Winslow's Soothing syrup" for ehildrea
teething Is pleasant to the taste and Ia tho pre-
scription Of one Of tho oldest and beat female
physicians and nurses In tho United States. snd
is for sale by all drua ssts throughout tho world
Price g5 cents a bottle 30 sure and ASA for
"MRs. WISsL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP
AU IO-eOifJAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
BAeGING MADE FROM COTTON FIBRE
Destructive Hail and Wlnd-Storms I'm
Beaufort and Robeson Counties
Strange Disease.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.l
RALEIGH, \. c., April e0.-News was received
to-day from Beaufort county that severe halt
storm prevailed there Sunday, the large hail
stones doing considerable damage. There was
wind.storm also which did damage TO build
iEgs.
Buslness-Agsnt Worth, Of the Farmers Al
lianco, has written 10 tho owner OF the machine
for making bagginy from the nbre OF cotton
stalks asking bin 70 como hero and put the ma
chimes Ia operation in this state Hext autumn
Ar Worth says this il tho wish Of the alliance,
and that If tho machine proves success ia pro-
duct will be used exclusively By the alliance
men.
Colonel I. /. Polk, president OF the National
Farmers and LRborers Union, arrived hore to-
day 70 rest and recuperate He IL quite worn
out by bard ami steady work, aud linda the du-
ties OF his position very onetous.
During thunderstorm on sunday night MI.
Noill kGYs residence. In K0beson county, was
struck by lightning aud partially wrocSed. Her
little son. who was sleeping IN ths bed near
windos. was badly burned.
SUDDEN DKArH.
Yesterday evening glias ]. jenkins, prosper
ouz tnbacco farmer of Granville county. while In
oxford, fell VA tho street. Assistance was imme-
dintoly rendered, but hb expired IN few min
utes Heart-tailure Is thought 10 bsyo been the
cause OF death he was forty years OF ago anu
leave a wife and several children.
Steol rails arc arriving at 6reenule 10 DO
used In laying tho track tetween thst point and
KinsiOn on tho Coast line extension.
An accurate survey OF Godsboro' IL being
nude by competent engineer, who will dran a
system Of sewerage.
In Wayne county yesterday Robert Broad
hur,t was bitten by a snake known - the Wilt
cook snake. His INJURIES are dangerous.
Tho a Imui OF tho University arc organizing
and viii form powerful force for ths advance
ment OF that institution, which needs thor aid.
The Norh-sta,e smosing-Tobacco Company
Of heldsvillo has Just completed new factory.
The machinery was all tested yesterday.
FATAL DISEASE.
A strange and very fatal disease prevaile In
tho western section Of Cabarrus county. The
Barnhardt family has lost 1go members. and
tour other persons who attended tho BaTnhardts
while sick now have tho disease. lt would ap-
pea, from what can be learned tnat tho disease
is typhus-feycr several physicians are inVoi-
ticat.ng tho matter ana will report 10 the state
board Of Health.
The taxes 10 10 levied IN this city for general
purpOses will this year Do lower thsn In twenty
years past Mayor Thompeon states
Concord nov has q daily psper, the StdndaTd,
Of which J. T.. COOK and y. 4. Harris are proprie-
tors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01

Tho Charter, Constitution, and Organization
OF tho Prison Association OF Virginia. hayo
been printed In pamphlet form. with an ad-
dress, in which tho purposes OF the society arc
clearly set forth Inc address says;
The necos ,ity for some movement In the d.
reciol OF prison reform being oDyioJs and
urgent, and it being clear that the Stnle could
not ana would Rot inaugurate ~. certain citizens
Of Richmond n few weeks sinco applied for eod
obtained fiOln tho Legislature tho charter rriHt-
ed bore with. and the accompanying act amend-
ing our criminal code 80 AZ allow tho commit
meat of youthful criminals 20 tho custody OF
The Prison Association. We DO not for a mo-
ment Imagine that these s.atntes are precisely
what they should be. and NO publish them win
the hope OF receiving kindly criticism and sug-
ges,i0D from intelligent citizens throughout tho
state, although IL ia probable tue best sugges-
tons will come only from the practical test"
The paper - n vigorous presentation of tho
aims Of TIE ASSOCIATION, and Is intended 70 give
Information 70 and secure the help Of sll who
fee Interested In the Important work they have
undertaken. Their officers arc: Robert stiles,
president: d. {. Richardson, yce-presitelt;
Richard T. Beirne. second vice-pres!dent; w. B..
Williams, secretary: John A. Lancaster uea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
ATEN-YEAR-OLD MURDERER.
sIr Worsham's Successor Eiected-Judge' e's
Salary Eot<ed.

Mr worsham's Successor Elected-JudGe's
Salary Raised
Especial telegram to tho Dispatchl
DAsynLE, Va, April 30.-ln North DanVihe
this afternoon Jimmy Coleman, = small eolored
boy. ten years old, shot ana allied sidney Ier-
~, another coiored boy, aged twelve. ihe ooys
had frequently had auarres, aud wnhe IN
room pgether the shooting was done, ou, wne
thor accidental or Intentional cannon 90 IssIh-
ed. Terry was shot with an old-fashioneu s,hgie
barrelled gun. and the load passed ehnrgy
through his body, tearing away ms hes,L @ ino
Coleman ooy ran away and was 0fefnaalsu sos.
eral niles distant In tho country, Dut ne % "ss
very rehcent when examined at ITO Coronof'
inquest ~,
The city Council to-day elected >. O. sosins- ,s.
ton 70 nii the vacancy in that BODY cshsea ~ s,o
death OF w. W. Worshem. The Counct u.s.
rsissd rs .SS the salary Of the HnS'ns' Court 'aas'
f., The shipments Of manufactured tobacco ~
April were tt0,O0 pounds, being an ,hoioe s, "
1900 pounds over the safes In April last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
Chocolate As a neyerage.

The use Of chocoiste as q beverage has vastly
Increased Ia this country during tho last two OF
three years. snd among the various brsads
which have bocn presented 20 tho public none
seem 70 have met with greater favor from ccn-
r0sssrtirs than tho famous Chocolate Aenles
Tne manufacturers rank among the largest In
the world, aud II a claimed that their Gales srs
also among shs big things " IN commerce. being
about 81. 10000 OF pounds yearly. which would
Qf all consumed IA thia couatryl give something
Ike half pound each - every msn. woman.
END caild, white, black. ana psru-coiored dn-
Guiding tho babicsl throushout tho Iaited
States
some slight Interruption In tho regulsr sup
ply OF the Chocolate Jcnier Was caused feW
months ago by the destruction by DIRE Of Nessrs
Mentors branch house In Unoa square. rev
York. but tho damages hsyo al been repaired,
aud the representatives of the company WI
yesy shortly be ready % receive aud seicoms
their friends, patrons, aud the general public IN
thcir new and conmOdionr ssies-rooms, On the
site of their former establishment, 80 east foar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON, p. ~, entire
block Of Wost-End property about tro squares
east OF Lee monument near Richmond Col
lege
II. l. STAPLES & CO., 5 y. NJ, tvo-siory-aDd-
basement brick dwelling on frsuklin street
between Eighteenth and Ninsteenth streeu
also, at same umo and place lot Of old
bricks and lumber
TIMBERLAKE a FRAYsRR, 10 A. ", stock %
groceries. wines, liquors, general merc1An-
disc. &C.
~ W. 5owE. p ~, four brick stores on Main
street near northeast corner Of Main aad
Twenty-thiPi streets
JAS. MACDoU6ALL, I05 A. NJ, household fur.
nltgro. refrigoratorr, Showcases, cocktngs
ranges. crockerY, &c.
No 1914 EAST MAIN STREET, 1890 A. ~. Bal.
timOre straw hats By tho case.
GEORGE W. MAYO. iGsO A. NJ, glassware
furniture. &C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
BASEBALL PLAYING.
Three Games TO Take Place Between the

Three Games to Take Place Between the
RiohmOnds and sIarylands.
The FIRST Of series OF throo games between
the Richmond and Maryland clubs will DO play
ed at Island PARK this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The visiting club, which is considered one OF
the strongest Independent professional orGani-
cations in the country, VIII roach here this
morping hy tho Bay route.
TIE contests promise 10 no close and exciting,
AMI perhaps more interesting 'han any tnat
bavc pecn played here this season. Tho Rich
rnoads have greatly improved III iheIr work since
they were last seen here, a out three weeks ago,
aud the Maryland boys arc said TO have given
Ba timore very close fight recently.
The Soliiers'-Home Club OF Hampton will play
here next TUESDAY.
Hereafter Isdies viii be admitted 10 the ball
grounds free. bat will be charged for grand
ffand ssatS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
Personals md Briefs.

Tho United States ciruit Court viii Be in sss-
sion to-day.
Miss julia D, B: Thompson has gone 20 North
Carolina 10 visit friene.
Mr.. c. II. Hasker. q Church HIu. 4. confined
70 his house, and it Sill probably be tbree or
four weeks before p VIII Dc able 10 attend to
business.
Mr.. II. Theodora Ellys1n Is iu Charleston, s.
Press Association. be has with him his dsurn-
ter, Miss May l. Esson, and niece, Niss Nan
nio N. Eilyson.
The first chaper OF the ?rosresa,ys Rndow-
ment Guild Of Ahsrica was instiiu,sd yssrerisy
Ct Norfolk. Va, ~ srprelns-Secretary t,aIeskL
Chapters are n9 being formed on church Hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01

whose residence Is in sew YORK, but who is trn-
Yelling with the company. is still here win DIS
SOD. Mr.. K. ii. Sickles, who resides opposite tne
passenger-ststion, and Who did valuable service
a. tne lime OF the disaster received into bis resi-
uence hrs. Harrison and Mr.. and n - fi@ch.
Mrs. Harrison has left aud this evening Mrs. and
hiss tisch Will be con nyeyed 10 tho Virginia Hotel
Along with the expressions Of gratitude 70 al
VINO aided 10 contributing TO their comfort the
members OF tho company will always fsel under
great obligations 10 Mr.. and Mrs. sickles for theiT
unceesng Efforts ami generous kindness in their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
nIr. nIxon's NIeotlnc.

Measured by results in tho way OF conversions
last nights meeting was the best Of tho series
Mr. Dixon has been conducting al the Second
Baptist chuich. The interest increases. Seve-
raj offerei themselves "a candidates fo- church
mombership last night Dr. Lsndrnm an
pouncod tas. no persons would be received into
followshiD till Friday night, which viii probably
end tho series Of meetings. DR.. Lanirum has
assured sir. Dixon Of the desire OF hundreds ia
the community that he would remain over next
Sunday but he persists In his purpose ~ return
10 Baltimore on saturday next
To-day taere viii be praise aud promise
meeting at y O'Clock. Inquiry meeting at .
O'clock Preaching az 3 p. NJ.