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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-20

Mr.. (. Levisss, Mr.. II. B. JehEfies, Mr..
=. 4. Van ds vanter, Mr.. Thomas n. Sim
mons and Mr. A. b. HUI, Of Kent; Mr..
Wedding, q Slaughter, and Mr.. J. n.
Royce. u Chfistophes. delegates to today's
Republican county convention. ere at the
Dilles.
Mr.. George Hassard, d Tacoma, sscTs-
tayy Cf the Democratic state committee.
Vas In Seattle yesterday. stopping ct The
RainisS.
Nj. and Mrs. II. A. Strong and Miss
Strong. Of Rochester, n. r.. and Mira H.
Tacoma, ase q the Rainier.
Mr.. e. II. Morrison. general land ageat
Of the 0reaon improvement Company. r.
turned 70 Anacortss last night.
Mr.. g. w. McAdam and Mr.. r. n. No
Adam, Of NJ. Pleasant Ia, are ct the 6no-
qualmie.
Captain and Mrs. Q. Spring. q Victoria.
are at the 6n0qualmie, on their wedding
trip.
Mr.. W. n. Beharrsll, the furniture manu-
facturer, Of Portland, b ct the Snoqualmis.
Nj. /. w. Ents left last evening for .
ten days' business trip to San Francisco.
Nj. George Clark and Mr.. 8. 81. Bryant,
Of snoqualmie, are ct the Diller.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Job, Of Columbus,
O.. are at the Arlington.
Mr.. r. w. Dickerman, capitalist from
Chicago. 10 at the Russ.
Senator John T. Blackburn, q Vashon,
b q the 6noqualmis.
Mr.. G. II. French, the banker, Of elaugh-
ter, IL at the Diller.
Mr.. A. A. Blackman, Of Snohomish. II at
the 6noqualmie.
Senator o. D. Guilfoil, Of enoqualmie, IL
ct the Rainier.
Captain r. v. Haean. Of Tacoma. y ct
the Arlington.
Nj. =. G. Ferguson, Of snohomish. il at
the Arlington.
Mr.. n. L Donnsil, Of Philadelphia. l. at
the Rainier.
A. J. Ann,s. Of Omaha. Neb.. i At the
RuSn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-20

The Four Young Hoodlums Are Let &c
For Time.

The Four Young Hoodlums Are Let Go
For Time.
The four bad boys Of South school no
toriety-Jay Nixon. Will Jones and James
and Cur Rigby-were arraigned in Justice
Miller's court yesterday for assauiting and
nearly killing Charles l. Darst the janitor
of the school, day before yesterday. The
Rieby boys pl AIDED not guilty. while the
other two entered plea Of guilty. Parents
az the boys were in court, and on promise
that they would have their sons in court
Tuesday afternoon for the examination
thew were allowed to 60 on their own re-
cognixances. Attorney w. H. White, for
the school district. was in court to prose-
cute the young offenders.
The charge on which the boys were ar
rested is . serious - well as an aggravated
one. The boys are said to have either been
dismissed or suspended from the school
for bad conduct. and when they came into
the ward to have some fun and romp
around they we're ordered away by the
isnitor. who 10 also . young fellow. The
four bows are then charged with having set
mon the janitor and beat him with stones
and boards until he was nearly dead. He
fled an afidavit which was read in court by
Mr.. White, setting forth that hs was still
confined to his bed from the injuries r.
caivAd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-20

The demonstrations against Americans
referred to 1t the beginning of DR.. Owens
talk were reported two or three months
ago. A mob Of young coolies in Toxic at
tackled IN American teacher and his pupils,
against whom they seemed to nave afeeling
OF bitter hostility somewhat of the town
and gown" order. At the time the Ameri-
can papers INDUCED in considerable spscu-
lation as TO the possible result of q growth
Of this sentiment against Americans-a
growth Of which there II apparently not
much danger ct present
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-20

A lot Of new water pipe has come for
use along the watsr front. on West street.
south Of Onion. This pipe. lighter than
cast iron. il called spiral weld steel" It
Is made Of folds Of rolled steel. twisted
spirally and securely welded and coated
with : tar coating. This pipe viii b swung
under the docks and along West street,
and out the three waterways where the
freboat will Be attached.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-20

Seattle Leads In the Numbsr-The Post
o1lce Dtreeeofy. \
The Seattle poston1ce hxs 1snt eut eince
July l 5000 6Tst-class Registered letters
and packages and Gal fourth-class regis
tered packages. The Tacoma postofice. in
the same time. has registered $50 letters
and packages, or Just little over cne-half
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-20
Skins on Fire


Win 1tenln6s Burning 0loo0I0G 30.
xoDos Gnstane1y Relieved ~
CutsouRni Remedies,
Our little son viii b iour years 81 age on the
18th inst In May, 1885, ho was attacked with
. very painful break \ out Of the SKIN. We
called in physician who treated him for about
four weeks The child received lie % OF no
good iron the treatm. NJ - the beeAking eat,
supposed By the physician 70 b hives In On
aegreeated form, became larger In hlotches,
and more snd more oistressinG. We were fire.
que tly obliged 70 get mp in s6s night and rub
him With soda in wstef. strong liniments, etc.
Finally, we csllsd other physicians, until no
les than ok had at smped to cure him, III
alike failing. and the child steadily getting
worse and worse, until about the 30th Of last
July, when We begaa to give him CUfIcuRA
REsoLvxNT internally and the CUTIcURA and
CUTIcu.A 6oAP externally, and b. the last Of
August he was 90 nearly we'll that W gave him
only Que dose OF the RBooLvENr about every
second day for ab ut ten days longer, and he
has never BEEN troubled since vi b che horrid
malady. In al We used 10 than one hal OF 8
bottle OF CuTICURA RgsoLvsNf, . little less than
one box Of CurIcuRA and only one cs.o VI
CUTICuRA SOAR. 81. 4 RYAN,
CayugA. Livingston Co., III.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
fourth day OF January, lSS7.
CNCOE Up
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-20

= y md such excellent and in every
~ complete newspapers published in .
- which he had fancied was half settled,
act almost wild. The Posr-ISrEIIIoEn-
~ example, Was superior to papers in
neern cities with two and three times q
mhabitants, places where the facili-
tof publishing are presumably far
Il noticed" he continued, .'in the
~ that came to me q style which I
No represents pretty exactly the feel
OF your community. While your
epapsrs are neither eccentric nor vul-
many people fancy Western papers
ss-you yet have Q freedom Of thought
=. think. singular to the state Of
Namgton. Take an Eastern city OF the
y. @ Seattle and perhaps half of the pop-
: - va born or At least brought up in
uv Or its near vicinity. So they bear
slamp Of the same mould. and in that
= are tnsular or prejudiced. But here
~ afe gathered from the four corners Of
se1th. Opinions Of men of every kind
mtngIe and blend. Each one of you
more forcibly than would 30 possible
Many other places. that his view is not
only one. not even the only reasonable
- And 90 you grow Independents in
n ooent and action. This independence is
n snang noted before I came, the thing
AVE seen since. the thing that makes you
enwta Iadmirs the quality, and 50
~ ssy sincerely that like the Sound
Ysuy well; I like its people, and perhaps
arrange 20 stay here"
nei Long is ~ earnest - Repub-
- M recent partner, Judge Lsutsy.
= aous Is Democrat In referring TO
-. nmous Ohio gerrymander. which -
-. 20 much comment Ill over the
ny, The colonel expressed belief that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-20
Cuticura Remedies

Parents, do you realixe how your little ones
safer, when their tender ok ans are literally on
IRE with itching. burning, sca and bl,tched
skin and scalp diseAsss? To know that . sim
often afford instant r-lief, permit rest and
sleep and point 70 Z permanent and economi.
cal tbecause 90 speedy cure. aud not g nss
them wit1out momen's delay. - 70 be guilty
OF positive inhumanity. No greater Legacy
can be borrowed upon . child than Q clear
skin and pure blood. CuTrCURA REMRDIEs are
absolutely pure, aud may be used from infsncy
TO age, from pimpies to scrofulA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-20

Sold everywhere. Prize. CuTIcURA, SOC; Soar.
&c; REsoLvENr. 81 Prepared BY The PofrI.
DRUG AND CHENIcAL CORPORATION, Boston.
Mass.
k-senf for 'sHow to Cure Skin Diseases. !"
RARVsN SKIN ana Scalp purified ana B anti-
DhDA y ned BY CUIIcURA SOAP. Absolutely
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-20

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~ Q6() ' S..room heuss eloss y or
60 sffl--Six lots and two good build
QJsOUV ines on last ridge overlooking
Lake Washington. near Jackson street.
60 nfl0-Two lots On corner Eleventh
0OsUOU and Washington.
co s0(l- 12oxlD. cornsr q Chsrry and
QJ,OVV Tenth. with house
a 06f1 sez1a O Jackson strses near
90 0O1-one lot and two email houses
1z,ZUU on King street. near Eleventh.
Kan s::. a; Y::.. s sssss:
esSn-Lots and 2. block ~ Russ Cd
81. OOO--T1,ns,sss.s 'ots IN Lsvs'ssoond Cd
81 1(l(l-Four lots south Of Jackson
&c nfAn-itD acres near Rsnton; over
QVsVVV 8 scres Of orchard.
$1,000 - = nss . ssss' n'ar Houshs'a
e7 nnn-Thrse lots on corner Kentucky
30sUUV aud High strestA
@9 O0n-Ekht me lots IN Covs's ID
$3.50 Two lots IN Aa''' 'dd'''oa:
$8OO-1"o lots IN Crown addition.
-Four lots on Yesler avenue, Holmes'
addition, $50 70 900 each.
R. 4. GARDNER,
COS Second St., Kilgen Block.
Il. /. Dearborn & Co.
Room t.. squire-Lstimer
Building.
Real Estate Belrlt and Sod.
90 760-Half block in |. C.
VI. IUU Kinnear's addition,
South Seattle; fine view Of city
and harbor.
Ql h00-Lot 90, blk 80 (cor-
Dl.JUU ner). Kids addition.
81 000-5oxI2o foot lots in
.UUU McAleer's sunnle-
mental; fine view Of the harbor
and Olympic and Cascade
mountains.
Qe60-6oxI 40 feet only three
DUUU blocks from Madison
street cable power-house;; all
cleared.
ekh0-4ox1oo foot lots, cable
DfUU line, near Jackson street.
N00-3oxI2o feet cleared
D4UU lots near Madison street.
4. 4. Dearborn & Co.
Room /, SauIre-LatI Build
Ing, No. 2l6 Commer-
cial Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
AN ALASKA VOLCANO IN ERUPTION
smoke and Flame Pouring Out to Height
Of -Four Miles.

priyate letter received at San Fran
- from Ooraiaska Island brought TO
Danartnre bay by the steamer ~. faui
and thence forwarded by raj brings W0ru
that Rogosloy, the Alaskan volcano that
rose from the ocean depths ABOUT seven
wears ago and blazed ana sn0ken ioI
Dime ~ aeain in eruption. ms recent
erunfion BEGAN February 10th and has Goa,
timed Mt Intervals. April l7ta and "a
thara were SIGNS OF great activity, smoke
Qua fame nourinc from the lofty crater,
and RISING to great height. Tho SKY Tor
woke was clouded with ashes. and these
felI in liberal showers in the town 81 lliu-
link. forty-four miles to the east ward. 10
tie people who saw the cru I on II seeinea u
piIlar OF fire and smoke iuliy hfteeh ihlitS
nigh. rising from the hoIiZoh ana loS4i'7 ~
self in the low clouds. ,..
Int twelve miles back of the settlement,
and behind II and Bogoslov, rises the vol
cano of Mabushin. 1861 feet high. 4hat
the eruption OF Bogoslov could be seen
over this lofty obstruction gives one some
idea Of the height 70 which the smoke ana
ashes rose. Professor Davidson, OF the
Coast Survey, estimates that lne FolcanIo :
nillar must have been sent mp 10 a heJsHt
OF al least four miles ABOVE the sea. zap
tain Everett Smith, OF the steam whaier
Orca. passed near the scene soon aIter Tue
6rst eruption. lie noted that four. new
;slets each detached, but near the volcano
island. had arisen from the depths. AS inc
ocean bottom here, of Bogoslov, sounds
sl4 fathoms. and there Is depth or l,2UO
tathoms about twelve miles away, an, idea
NAV be gained Of the tremendous energy
reouired 90 raise al islet from the ocean
bottom above the surface. Ii - under
stood that the eruption bsdsomewnat sub
sided when the news was sent from llluii1k
the latter part of April. Bogosioy Is nearly
due west from the island OF OonaiasKas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
Blind. psAF. and DUMB.
speech Faculty Acquired Through the
Sense OF Feeling.
New York Berald.l

Hl,ln Kellar, a deaf, dumb. and blind
e. from Iuscombia. Ala. whose remarka-
% mental development IN the face OF the
tremendous handicap imposed on her by
( a.me has been the theme Of much de-
Ast.ed comment, has within the last six
y ss been taught 10 speak intelligibly.
rs the only we'll authenticated case of
..e ana that has ever been known in the
spi4i The quickness with which Helen
f.s always imbibed knowledge seemed
ave less than a miracle. In one year she
t4p1ed a vocabulary Of 800 words, the
s'I@ge vocabulary being from |, 200 10 400
Nyf1s. even Of those who can see. Her
neat Efforts 10 make herself understood
.u her encouragement at failure con-
,nVea her relatives that tremendous III
yLee'ual force must be locked up within
~ tcI which an outlet must be found or
80 ,child would die. Her family consulted
,Nh air. Anagnos. Of tho Perkins Institu-
soA iQr the Blind, and he sent 10 them as
'e-chef for the child Miss Annie NJ. Sulh-
. en, VINO has continued her teacher and
tani companion ever since.
yne.en has now acquired knowledge Of
sIsh, German, Latin, aud Greek. and
~ Lhghsh vocabulary has increased I'M
- SIG u mistress III 5000 words. Shs "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
by Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Agent end Broker,
No. II north Tenth street

CHAN TO BUY A GOOD
"a HOUSE REASONABLY AND ON LONG
TIME-At the request Of the owner Will sell,
OIL tho promises, on
SATURDAY, NAY 81. 1890.
AZ 6P. NJ. that PRETTY NEW BRICK HOUSE
No BOB west Cary street. containing seven large
rooms, good stables, and necessary out-houses,
hot and cold water, with modern conYeniences,
and within I've minutes walk OF the hlec-
trio cars and city park. Lot fronts 30 foot on the
south line Of Cary street, commencing 20 feet
from the eastern line OF West street and running
back 100 feet 20 an alley ~ feet vide. The house
is now occupied by good tenant, paying $40 per
month. who will either continue 20 rent or yacate
AZ the viii OF tho purchaser. Owiag To the rapid
iiy with which property IS enhancing value In
this section, any party wishing 10 mako quick
turn should not tail 70 be present.
Terms: one fourth cash balance LIBERAL
my2S CHARLES A. ROSE, AuctiOneeK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF the Fishburne Military Academy at
Basic Clty-The Medalii~t.
90. 80, 49,. 90 tta R{ehmond DisDatch.l


BASIC Cry. VA. May 2s, $780,.
The final exercises Of the Fishburne Mill
tar School took place in the City Hall on
TUESDAY, night last. The large room was
packed 10 its utmost capacity.
The first declaimer's medal was awarded
II. II. Kerr, of Virginia, and the second 70
Q. 7. Chensult. OF Kentucky. The de-
6ater's medal was carried of by +. K;
Brown, of North Carolina. These, were all
handsome gold medals. Each deeiaime9r
d,d his respective part in such good styie
that the ridges had considerable, trouble
in deciding to whom the honoEs shouiu 10
awarded. ,,.,o
+. Hopkins. of Virginia, won the scholar
ship medal for Washington and Lee Uni
versity.
In the number of students and applica-
ton to studies this has been the most sue
ccssful session since the organization Oh
the school. II is an incorporated instltu-
ton. Professor j.. A. Iishourne Is tne
principal.
The school closed earlier than usual IN
order TO allow the cadets 20 be present at
the unyelling OF the Lee statue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
OK TUESDAY, JUNE 5, $50,

At o'clock p. ". sharp, We viii offer the above
mentioned valuable lots. lying between hoDin-
son street and tho Boulevard. Seventeen OF
them front on the south side OF Broad street,
eleven on tho north side ~ Grace street. eigh-
teen on the south side Of Graco street. twenty
one on the north side Of Franklin street. and ten
on the east side OF the Boulevard between
Franklin and Broad streetA There are no pref
tor lots than these, and none with botter
future.
Maps OF this property can be had at tho o1lce
Of the auctioneers. call and get one.
Vehicles Will start from the ONCE OF the euc-
tioneerc, and also from Seventh and Broad
streets, at $3.50 z. NJ. sharp. You are cordially
invited TO attend this sale whether you buy or
not
TERMS: One third cash: balance a. one, two.
aud three years TOR negotiable notes, with In
terest separate notes 10 DO given Tor tho In
terest, payable semEannualy, all secured by
deed OF trust on the property.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON.
my29 Auct.0noera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
Count Potocki's Death.
f.nudon WORLDLY

Count Arthur Potoch, who recently
died a. Cracow in his fortieth year, was
one of the largest landowners IN Gaiioia,
aud has left fortune of $500 900, when no
acquired by speculations Of various kinos.
His estates and the DulK OF his fortune pass
TO his younger brother, wso y mso , ha-
menseiy rich. and whose wiie y m es .Sd
OF the ldecntsnstein family snd QUE y. wy
most popular and beautiful women Ia
Fiennose society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY request Of william L. Smith, Esq., shall
cell by public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY JUJE9 800

cell Dy pubic auction, on thS proinlbeh' on
MONDAY, JUss ,. 1890,
st8 O'Clock p. NJ, his WELL~KNOWN AND FIX
rRACTlNE AND VALUABLE
RESIDENCE AND FLOW ER-GARDkN PRO
PERRY, At the southwest corner Of Twenty
eighth aud streets, fronting I05 toet on 2 wen
tY-olghth street AMI running back betweon
parallel lines is feet 10 IA alley Ia common "a
feet wide, ON which orc tho spacious and
substantial brick dwelling and stable, and the
large, complete, and Wel-arrangsd florists
establishment, with ample greenhouses aud
other appointments. much choice ohruh bery. &c.
This han isome and nearby property. while
most inviting 10 florists being well-esiabuAhed
aud well.equlpped Tor that Dusiues'l, Is now tho
only large block OF ground 10 Do had IN mat DO
sirable and tnickly-sst,led locality, and COM
prslug a large number oil tno protticst building
sizes IN that section. whoro homes are always in
good demand by tenants and purchasers. II
offers extraordinary induce ments 10 subdiVl-
sion and building for inyestneBtor speculation,
and Will be sold either o. n whole or In separate
lots a. may seem best 81 tho time Of hale.
TERMS: Accommodating, ana AZ sale.
my - J. 3. ELAN, AuciioneeE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
A CURIOUS CASE
In which Developments May Turn tho
Tables on Price.
..,o.-.,,. - fra Dfon,.oht

DANv1I1r. Va, May 29.-Seycral years
400 a sforehouse belonging 10 +. G.. Ban
istcr was burned to the ground. Banister
had Isaac Price arrested on the charge Of
ipccndiarism. On trial two witnesses
swore that Bauister lad offered them
money 10 swear they saw Price set fire to
the store. and t was also alleged that Ban
ister had said that be must secure the con-
viction OF Price or fail to collect his lnsu-
rance, amounting to several thousand dol
lars. In spite Of all, however, Price was
convicted and sentenced 10 I'VE years ~
the penitentiary, where he - now serving
ont his sentence. He protested his limo
cepce to the last, and his counsel never be-
Geyed that Price was guilty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
Erw DEVELOPMENT

This story hal been forgotten by most
people until today, when Louis Robinson
a colored detective and an ex-conyict,
brought an action against Banister for
300, which amount he alleges Banister
promised 70 pay him for working up case
agains; Price. This confirms Prices coun;;
sci in his belief that Price was convicted
upon false evidence, and 1t is rarely posi-
bic that there will be some sensational de
velopments when hobmson's case comes UP
for trial. All tire parties are colored.
Bishop Alpheus ". Wilson will preside
over the forthcoming session of the Metho-
dist District Conference which meets al
South Boston in june.
The Danyille fremen will attend the
State fremen's convention to be held IN
Alexandria next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
AN EXCELLENT DWELLING
AND SEVEN BUILDING LoTsIy
THE PLAN OF
MORTON'S
FLOWER GARDEN
AT A u CT N.
by n. W. Bows
and
George s. Vashon 4 Son,
Peal Estate Aueiioneers.
We will sell by auction, on tho premises on

We will sell by auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY. JUsE 3, 1890,
AZ 5 o'clock Y. NJ, the rest OF tho LOTS nos sold
az our recent Offering. and embracing rome OF
the best In that handsome plan. Iney are as
fellows: - ,.
/. THE MOST EXCELLENT AND cOMFOKrA-
BILE FRAME DWELLING, containing seven or
eight rooms, situated ut the southwest corner OF
Main and Beech streets, with that MOST
CHOICE LOT on Witch It stands, 81 feet ~
inches by 100 70 a wide alley.
@ TWO EXrkA-HANDSOAB MAlN-SIRhEr
LOTS, beginning % feet eas. Of Morris street,
fronting each - feet ana running BACK 10 leeI
20 tho alley above referred 20.
g THE MOST VALUABLE LOT at the north
west corner OF Cary aud Reservoir streets, mont
Ing 29 feet inches on Reservoir street, and just
the place for u store that would DO well patron
ized
4. TWO PRETTY LOTS adjoining snd north
Of the last above, each fronting 70 feet on Reser-
yoir street ... .,.,x
& 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 q good neighborhood.
and arc worthy OF, and wo hope will receive, tue
ate ntion Of home-seekers and investors
TERMS: At SALE Plats free.
GEORGE :. VAsH0N q SON,
myH N. W. BOWIE, AucLlonoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO
THE
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
TIRE GROTTOES COMPANY
OWNS 1900 ACRES OF THE BEST IRON AND
TIMBER LANDS

SUBSCRIBERS TO THElO-sHARE RIGHTS"
Of this company can secure same by endorsing
certificate and deposiilng same and 500 with Us
on or before MAY Is, 1890.
Those who wish to subscribe 10 'hs USPUR-
CHASED BALANCE OF TIE RESERVED PRE-
FERRED PER CENT. STOCK can do so by
signing the application for same st our oflce,
which Will entitle subscribers to such allotment
as may be made o. said balance.
The right to 10 share subscri ptlons will expire
on the 10Th Of May. and tho allotment OF tho bal
np.e unpurchased will DO made 10 subscriptions
for same made by that date.
Any further information wanted can be had on
application. THOMAS BRANCH s. CO.,
Bankers.
nv1Rtn ll0l Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
DECORATED WITH RICHMOND.
The Palmetto Metropolis Honors the A''
Csisbration-No Confederate fias"
ny taIearnnh u ina ulaphtcn.l

IH1 "IVfI1pu " tIo D'"V". -.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. May 29.-The priihsG;i.
pal streets and all the municipal puDnv
buildings here displayed bunting ~ nv TSs
of the Lee celebration in Richmond. I'D
flags displayed were national, state a NJ
municipal, and variety OF buntingi a ~
Confederate flags were shown. 81, Micnasshi he
chimes were rung at intervals during 'A'
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
hURRAH FOR PORTSMOUTH!
One Hundred Guns Fired In Honor oil Lees
Monument.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dlspaich

NORFOLK. Va, Nay 29.-One hundred
guns were fred by patriotic citizens IN
Portsmouth this afternoon in honor OF tle e
unveiling of the Lee statue. Flags weIo
flying over both cities aud on some OF inc
shipping in the harbor during the day.