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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29

STAUNTON TERRA-COTTA AND
- FRIEDRICH COMPANY. Limited quantity
Of stock can DO had By early application TO
NC 2c-eod6t APPERsON & CO
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BY II. Seldom Taylor q Son,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
~ OF TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AT TIKI
NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROOK TUhN-
PIKE AND OAK STREET, ADJOINING THE
SQUARE BEYOND BAcoN-QUARTEkB BRANCH
ASD JUST BEYOND THE CORPORATE LIN
lTS.--By virtue of q decree Of the Circuis Court
OF Henrico county, rendered October -, 1870. In
the suit OF Black, &C., ca. Pollard. a., will, as
special commissioner thereby appointed. pro-
coed 10 sell by public auction. on The premises, on
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IGOR SALE, PRIVATELY. THAT
II BEAUTIFUL LOT at the southwest corner
OF Grace and Twenty-Gflh streets running
through 10 Franklin street Apply to
oc 25-3t APPERsON Il co.
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AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.

Captain Christen Herrloisen, of Areu-
DIAL, Norway, has ieen visiting the family
OF the late John Thomas Powell, in
Onancock Nearly eighteen years ago
Captain HerrloiseD, then lately married,
was sailing in his good Norwegian ship
along the Atlantic coast with his bonny
bride aboard when n terrible storm
swept down from the northwest and
drove the ship on Dawson's shoals, off
the Accomac coast. The Cedar Islands
hfe-saying crew went TO the assistance
of the distressed ship and took all her
crew safe to the land.
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THE MARKETS..
STOCKS.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Baf silver. $l.04ls.
Copper-Steady; Lake, December, Ice.

| NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Bar silver. S1.04ls.
| Copper-Steady; Lake, December, 16c.
Lead-Dull domestic, 81 rs.
The most encouraging news in Wall street to-
day was from abroad, and it showed that the sit
uation there was much improv d that the
Bank of England had reduced its rate of dis.
count from 8 to ) per cent, while the prices Of
American stocks were nll higher. Domestic adj
vices, however, We're not SO encouraging, and the
decrease in the Earnings Of ths Union Pacific
was an influential factor in the course Of prices.
The market opened higher, but after the first few
minutes weakness was the ruling feature until
the final hour when there was slight re action
from the lowest prices of the day. Union Pacific
is down ga.
Governments steady. ....
Petroleum. January. closed 66Bc.
Prime mercantile paper. 6,zqa Sterling ex-
change, quiet, steady; sixty-day bills. $3.50;
demand, Si.S5.
Government bonds-4s. l2o1s; AVS. 1os;
Northern Pacific, 25ls: preferred. 61as: Oregon
Improvement. u: Oregon Navigation, 81; Short
Line q; Union Pacific. AIS.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. DEG, misunderstanding, $4,000,
ping and export steers, "a. 75G5. q; medium to
good steers, $s25@l4.5 $50: stockers. 81: 75@s.0o.
hb9ss ead - o active aesr 1
light. $3.5513. 60.
Hheep-Receipts 5000; fairly active, steady to
strong; natives, $40OG5.2:.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Dec. Closing Wheat firm.
cash 90ssc; January. g21c May. g91A.
Corn-Firm; cash. 9OSc; January. 9oasc; May.
5SAc.
20 0.tss,n,ss ST cash, 4so; January, 4sAo;
Mess pork-Steauy: cash, ss.50@s.75; Jan
uary. $10B7h; May, $11.55
lard-Steady: cash S56O: January s. 92h:
May $6.47h.
Rarley-Nominal. 7sc. l
houlders-$4.6g1lGl4.S7
Short clear-$5.651$5.7Q
Short ribs-S5 1Oh5 3D.
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u. w. 8. Folk 4 Co.'S bargains.

-, - .e-F
ton l s Unr s on s'res'' nne business loc
50 to 50 feet front on Main stRest. seas Sixth
avenue $7OO per front foot.
bU ais q per eas foos tho ''a
l0O feet on Helena avenue near Main street, -
GOO PER front loot
lSO feet on Helena avsnue. coener. ct $50 pce
50xl90 on Main stvoot Ut 500 Per front foot
"epecis! bargain"
Four lots in Northern Pacific addition No. L
near AZ Helena 1 s.sn.e q S7oO Per LIT 60 :.
Per front foot.
100 feet Flower Garden addition. CLOSE -
b0xlOo ohoios corner Beattie addition. prizes
0l,1OO
b0zl4O choice cornei. Bassett addition. prizes
Sl,nM
six choice lots in Jockey addition from S4o0 -
800 each.
~ feet on Edwards street, near lain. q $3.50 Fer
feont foot.
per front foot: choice property
for the low figure Of $4,000. 8
oo ~ a1Tes IN 70 the city l!llits. plated at $780,:
in Helena.
Innso choice lots IN Coz addition at bedrock
One lot in Northern Pacific second atiditlon.
l0OxlSOon Eighth avenue price 5000.
ieO feet corner knight street. Hsuser addition
~ 2SO per ront ipot.
Several choice locations on tho Hauses bouls-
ward. in Syndicate addition.
HOTySES FOR HAI,E
...o .. :,
S4,VtEIwo-sto!y frame. eleven room. cloee1
G cash, 1000 At two years, per cent interest,"
ms properly rents Tor $40 per month.
,,.to nsory aIamg, hvo rooms ana natn.
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DANIEL HANLEY & CO.
Exclusive Jobbors In
Oranges, Lemons and Apples,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Ored Fruits aid Nuts, Tobacco and Cigars
spEcI Northern Creamery
Rntter. Eggs, Cheese. Vegetables ard
packing House Products

,rITY MARsHAL'S NOTICE ARTICLE g.
u sections Attention is hereby Gale to the
above ordinance. j shai be the duty Of the oc-
curan Of any premises within the CITY limits. OF
in -, same are unoccupied, then of the
,u,e is agent. to keep the sidewalks in front
Of = ming his promises. clean and safe for
r.. ~, and TO repair the same from time to
i: .-ac.i occup mt, owner or agent shall
NJ. i. reasonable disbatch. remove ,nDw. ice.
sis... ..itd or o.her impeirent to SAT. and con-
VI nwnt tlayei. and prevent the continuance
and accamu. alton Of the same. Every person
failing to comply with the provisions Of this sec
ton shall be deemed guilty of committing a
nuIsance. and upon conviction thereof shall be
fiaed not less than 81 60 nor moro thin 5000,
and q Ike ann fer each day that such In sance is
Continued. The above will be enforced. :
Z. J, CRONlN, 3arihal
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Salt Lake, San Francisc and los Aasnles



salt Lake, San Franclsc and los Aneeles
Excursion Rates.
The Union Pacific Railway company will
sell excursion tickets to Sar Francisco and
Los Angeles on the 18th OF EACH MONTH At
he following named rates:
los 10 San Fsa1 esa going via Ogden and
To San Franeisco. going via Portland and
return Same, $76,
To San Francisco, going via Ogden and
return via Portland. or vice versa, $50.
To Los Angeles. going via Ogden and
sacramento and return same $50.
10 Los Angeles, going via Ogden and
Sacramento and return via San Francisco
and Ogden, or vice versa, S9A
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and San
Francisco and return same, $98.
To Los Angeles going via Portland and
return via Sacramento and Ogden, or vice
versa, 500.
To Los Angeles going via Portland aud
return same, $96.
Passengers can have choice Of two routes
between Portland and San Francisco, either
by the way of the ali rail, the Mount Shasta
route, or by steamer.
The above tickets are good going sixty
days from date of sale; extreme limit ak
months; stop-over privileges allowed going
or returning at any point within the limit.
The Union Pacific will also sell excursion
tickets from Helena to Ogden, Salt Lake
City and Garfield Beach, on tho 18th of each
month. at rate OF $50 for the round trip;
good going ten days from date of sale: good
returning ten days from date stamped and
nation; extreme limit sixty days; stop
over privileges allowed going or returning
at any point within the limit
A. E. VEAz1E. Pass. Agent.
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REAE ESTATE
A. J. steele & Co, Bailey Bio,

~ sr.reese>seeS
Al. Steele = Co. Bailey Block. Onsr,
Eisht-room house on CORNER lot. 50xloo Ten.
cash. Sa.ncS i. ssd tx ssvsss; Sc ~ Il 49,
cent. - '"'A'' 1'.s1'''s' - =
st::s: s;s ss,, sssss s e. s, Co.:
ut per cont. ~ -. 80. n ~ '---,
::;i $50. e = 81. $50
r|eT ys,ESom frame heg:s lot so.1es
July. ". at per cent balance 70 auie = - -
avenue on street. css iine; sss5o. Si. al.
an .ss tars ~ years e 70 ger cent. u M
y block and half from motor: Si.soo cssS. os'
prioa 5000 onc-third cash. bsisncs cas al -
iooaisa feet on electric motor in Broaav,A.,
addition; price $3.50. one-third caah. hsiases
iooxia5 fset eo.ner Harrison i avenue and -.
avenue, one block from, electric motor: % -
foot It ons-thl1d Dash. balance one and no yGlss
loe.iss ssss on Psost. .,ena.. -. b,os4 ID.
foot one.thiTd cash. balance one and ~ -
12sais2 feet south and east. corner -. -.
aynd.Ilse syenue on motor line Il Csan1 III
S0xi1o fcet on Lyndals .y.nu. = Ns,4t..,,s y.
cifc edition, for $l.s0O cash, "a '''s sl'
5oIiao feet corner On Igndale avsnns - Nsrta.
so1ioo fe.s o. Bosidsr s ssSnn. Il ~ y
citic addition. for $1,000 cash
dition, one hiock from motor 81. zo =. ~ -
~ s0xn rs iest on Logan street u csndSl 1ah
.751iisM test ON Warrsn stss,e g c,nA,ea AN.
ten: , fSr $500 serms 10y: 7S
6OxlO5 feet south and west front ccrn ssI Eo.,.
e sss a and Pearl street.. csos1 sdassoa. =
fl asFa .ss IL
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Automatic Manners.

But time changes minds as we'll as mar.
ners, though even now when making
changes from one circle to another, it often
requires that adaptability which could be
said found in one who has automatic man.
ners. However,, such radical changes not
only appear in drawine-room repartee,
the oonveniepces and Injuries afforded
mankind. Railroad travel is one instance.
few years ago, comparatively, one had to
CONSUME much valuable time in an urcom-
Portable way to make what is now thought
nothing OF az nights journey in q sleeper.
The most modern equipment and trans
portation facilities can be found ON the
fast trains of thu Minneapolis 4 st. Louis
railway to Chicago, st. Louis, Hot Springs,
Kansas City. etc. Inquire of any agent Of
the company. or G. ID: Pratt, general ticket
and passenger agent. Minneapolis, MINI.
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Arnitage . Piat..

Armitage D Piatt.
ACRES.
$50 per acre, 100 acres enilpa tpom city H.
go per acre, 20 acres cll6Sto city.
$5O per acre, 18O acres i've miles from city.
$50 per acre, 500 acre8 SIX miles from city.
Several large .nchss, 6rSt-class in all respects
great bargains, 3s5 wv
LOTS" ..
$3.50 per front foot So lots in Hershfield addi.
ton.
$50 per front foot. corne, Montana avenue a,d
Pherix .veuue.
$50 % $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
"dit.on.
SS5 per reat foot. onc-t y block in Do Lac,
addition, Warren STREET
$Hc, eat a. three lot ON street, I .sterly
addition.
x " O00-A choice bIliness lot; ndjoins Montan,
National bank.
s., per Il 1t foot. nornsr Twelfth avenue md
Va :ren street.
$50 Ter front foot, lots on Hauser boulevard
0$l, -5o-Fall |, on Sixth avenue. inside HobacE
street.
$5,0oo-Improyed property paying 5000 Tor
n ,th
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w. e. Cox. Gold Block. oaers.

w. 4. Cox, Gold Block, Oilers.
Choice lots in the Ames addition At s1l pss
front foot.
A fine variety Of lots in the Syndicate addition
from $l2 to S14 per foot
Choice lots in the Bradford addition At various
prices.
Blocks in Highland Park At ST. 500 for choioo.
A fine block in Brooke addition fronting on
Hauser boulevard, at $l8 per front font.
A fine selection of lots in Hauser addition from
S225V to $40 per front foot.
Desirable lots in Lockey addition. near Helens
avenue, CHEAP.
Some excellent bargains in Richmond Hill.
Some very desirable Main street property a
reasonable prices.
$1,000 each, easy terms
Twelve-re ,m house near business center. ground
u211O0, for $500;
Several new desirable residences.
Threestory brick building, rents for 3225 psz
Forty acres inside city limits. very desirable
Fifteen acres adjoining city at about one-hali
price of adjoining L;operty: =,
100 acres Just outside of city limits suitable for
plating.
factory price:
$50 upwards.
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WANTED Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
~, ~. room and board $50 per month. No. 2O2
Fifth avenue.
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T. h. Floyd-Jones. Atlas Block.

4 b. Floyd-Jones, Atlas Block.
BARGAINs.
100 fest, corner. Hasuer boulevard, north
100 feet, Hauser boulevard south 'front.' S2,25o.
=, % feet. corner Of Laurel and Choteau streets
EHEdicate addition. north front, $780,
~ feet, corner OF Jocelyn and Wilder streets.
16OO. Syndicate addition.
800 feet. Syndicate addition. $4,000. Easy terms
200 feet. Syndicate addition, $4,000.
~ feet on Helena avenue, fronting north, So 900.
~ feet ON Helena avenue. fronting south, $500
$500. 49, -"'''o~.'
Property on lower Main street suitable for inn
mediate improvement, price and terms upon APP
200 feet Of property on Center street at reason
able figures.
Lots in the Syndicate addition. large list from
el2 to SIS.
Lots In the Amee addition, Sl1 to SIC.
foot.
Lots in Hotel park. price and terms on apppli-
cation.
Largo list Of acres inside and outside tho city
limits at reasonable prices.
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INITIATION NANTED-A, YOuNGsMAN At
~ tending Business college wishes chance to
work for board. VIII take care of horses, fur
mace or do Office work. Address n. G., Indie
pendent.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD MAN TO
take care of house while owner is gone to
the coast. GOOD reference. Address A0 r., In
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WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD IN RE.
spectacle private family by single gentle
man Address j W., this otilce..
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WANTED PLAIN SEWING, EITHER IN
W private family or M home, at Noses Brock
ensidse street
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EOk RENT-AN EXCELLENT Six ROOM
L. house harm. stable for six horses, we'll, eto.
$40. Matheson Il TO.
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EOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. FOUR
rooms and bath hot and cold water. In
quirs 1873 Ninth avenue.
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looks and papers of the company. Tho
jury Is trying to discover whether the road
IS violating the interstate commerce law BY
giving certain shippers rebates.
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EOR REPRESENTATION HOUSE ON
Clark street. Inquire 433 Clark street.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

oN~~@N>~~%.>>-r.e.~ .-S,s~>~~.~.~~o~~~
WANTED-TAILORS: TWO GOOD COAT
w and one vest maker wanted Immediately;
Butte bill paid. Apply TO. A. McTaggert, Wal
lace Idaho.
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- room and closet. hot and cold water, on
Sixth avenue near Davis street. Enquire of
Matheeon Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
~ r,1.,S~,S,,,,1 -s -eseS.e~cS
Main street. s-, 80
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ROARD-A FEW LADIES MAY STILL BE
accommodated with pleasant, CHEEKY rooms
and hrst class table board at So week or so n
month. at the Womsn's Home. 10 ftaleigh street.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Tf-FIyE GIRLS AT THE
w Helena Employment Cffice "a Edwards st.
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WANTED-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
~ modern conveniences with board, BY a
gentleman and wife. Prefer private family.
references exchanged. BOX a..
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LlOR RENT-EIGHT ROOM FURNISHED
~ house; hot and cold water. S26 Fifth av-
enUe,
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PRIVATE LESSONS - PRACTICAL AND
F. theoretical: German. French and russian;
given by experienced teacher; terms reasonable.
Apply at little barber shop, 10t Bridge street.
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LOST,


I OST.ON FIFTH AVENUE RETWEEN
~ i Ewns and seatlie stre is. one lady's black
~ snd pp.ne mg cnnta1nins purse. Finder will
,OST-NEW FOUNDi4AND SHEpUEED
ptppf about tour months old with white.
breast and toes. Finder please return to Els
Rridce street and receive reward
OST-kEYS FASTENED ONTO A BUTTON
~ hook. Please return to "a Edwards street
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FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
= keeping, on South Ewing, hack of church.
Inquire at "a Warren street.
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Tor RENT--FURNlSHED OR UNFUR-
- nished residence of D. Blacker. sS5 North
Rodney street,
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SITUATION WANTED-BY GERMAN WO-
man to do homework in private family.
Address l.. f.. this ottic,
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WANTED -FOUR FIRST-CLASS JOINERS.
w Apply to Ketchun & De Noielle.
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FOR RENT-sEvEN-ROOM HOUSE WITH
all modern conveniences. Apply At H(0
Benton avenue. Orc Elmo Terrace.
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WANTED CHANDLER WANTS ONE MAN
w water, two painters for ci Y.
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pH1@H11
WANiED-MEN AND WOMEN OF EDrIt,A-
w ton acd good address at once to taLe m.
ders for the Library of American Literatnre -
40 full portr tits. in preparation Tor se.a,,
years. inst comp etel. Five fuil-pass portraits
free for thirty cents. Chas. L.. Webster In !
Eet four'e 9th street, New York City
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WANTED-GRAND ARMY MEN WE Will,
w nay $40 wee KY for one order daily: some.
thing new for live workers. Charles L. Webster
4 co. publishers Eat Fouiteen street, New
York CITY.
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FREE.
MUTATION WANTED-AS CASHIER OR
clerk in store. Al dress N. L., Independent.
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room and modern convenience Apply at
tremises, 1888 broadway. Possession immedi-
ely.
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EOR RENT-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, ROD
! ney street.. water in kitchen, $40. House,
barn, well, on Prospect eet, $1S. Fight-room,
modern, furnace, on Benton avenue. $50. Seven
room house, west side, $25 Matheson 4 Co,
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BOARD BY THE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH,
- l16 West Lawrence street Misses Kearney
and kelleher.
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IOR SALErONE OF THE BEST CHANCES
i in Montana to make money, being half or
whcle interest in the largest general mercantile
business in promising town OF Castle. For par
ticulars address T. Z. s., Castle Mont
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DOR RENT-FOUR-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
Il Tor rent, corner Sixth avenue and X Street.
Address E. j. Howe. 4O6 Chaucer street.
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ship 20 north, range west. 165.47 acres.
1.557-Andrew Weisher, northwest a of
section SO, township 20 north, range west,
100 acres.
l.h'o-henry VIM. TauRe, southeast a
of northwest 4 south a of northeast a and
northeast 4 of southeast u of section 10,
township 20 north, range west, 100 acres.
1.56ONClara E. Mulcahy, south * of
northwest "a of section II and east u of
northeast "A of section Is, township 10
north, range 2 east, 100 acres.
1.561-Jesse A. Bright, northeast ii #
southeast a of section Is and northwest 4
of southwest a and west a of northwest u
of section IA, township ~ north. range
east. l6O acres.
l,'oz-koDert A. Simpson, east y of
northwest a. southwest d of northeast Il
and northeast a of southwest 4 of section
q. township north, range 20 west, 16O
acres.
l,5b3-wm. Robinson, southeast Il of
northeast a. east Is of southeast u and
northwest 4 of southeast n of section IA.
township IA north. range west, 16O acres,
1,5A-Silas P. Butler. east = Of south
west a and west a of southeast Il of sec :
ton 10. township II north, range east, 100
acres.
1,65l-Martin L. Goetschins. west x of
northeast Il and north u of northwest 4
of section 70, township south, range )
west, 100 acres.
1,652-Joseph Putz southeast Il of SEC
ton q. township Is north, range II east,
16O acres.
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Washington Notes.
INV telecraph to the Dispatch.i

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January %. -To-day's
bond offerings aggregated S3s, l00-all AZ s
90 1895 and all accepted.
The Comptroller of the Currency mas de-
clared sixth dividend of 5 per cent. IN
favor of the creditors of the Exchange Ma;
tional Bank of Norfolk, Va, making IN All
IS per cent. of the claims proved. amount
ine TO -, ss2 ,219. The bank failed IN April,
1886. ,D..Aa
The President to-day nominated Richard
o. Bush collector of customs for Georse-
town, s. c., and large number OF super
visors of the census, only one or WHOM
was in southern State-James G. farhs'
Second district of Tennessee.
The majority report of the House Com
mittee on Elections was submitted IN me
House today in the contested case OF Smlt u
re. jackson, Fourth district of West VIZ
oinia. Jackson obtained the Governor :
certificate and now holds the seat, both OF
which we're contested by Smith, VINO
claims that he was entitled TO the seat III
The first instance according to the votes
LEGALLY cast. The report says that IL is very
plain TO the committee that the contestant
was elected upon the face OF the returns,
and he is therefore entitled to certincaOe
from the Governor. The report then eiaoo-
rately and in great detail reviews the tes-
tmony submitted, and IN conclusion az
serts that Smith was duly elected and Il
entitled TO the seat. The report OF the
minority will probably be submitted TINS
week.
The publication of the Samoan treaty IN
Berlin has led to its denunciation by the
German press OF both parties. Dispatches
received here say that the Radical and Con-
servatiye papers alike call 1t "a German
retreat
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The Republicans Policy.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch


WASHINGTON, u. G.. January 23.-Ihe In
calls performance in the Senate to-day was
Int a collection of chestnuts strung on q
bright ribbon. il was. however, remarka-
lie for but two things. Ii contained
direct menace Of the South and an incita-
tion Of the negro TO use the knife and
torch. The mediation was made much IN
the language employed by General Sher-
man in the notorious "Old Shady" article
which appeared over his signature III the
N0fM A1pJ1cdn Rcrie7r. The menace was
that if the South did not voluuta-
rilv conform 10 the northern ana
northwestern idea as TO how the negro
sLould be treated means would be taken
10 force il TO do so. eyenlf blood had to be
shed. The diatribe was premedltated and
was a part of the policy Of the Republican
party in Congress. It WAS the first gun
fred in the Senate IN pursuance OF that
policy, which has already been pretty well
outlined in the House, ana the features oil
which have been given IN these dlspai ches.
That policy il 10 draw the sectional me
and to draw it sharply, against the south;
That section Is to be put IN as pau
Route rs possible. IN order TO pave
The way for the passage of Federal cleo
tion-laW. The conspiracy ~ TO crush the
South politically at this session OF Con
eress. Boss Quay IS its executive othcer
The uon-adOptiOn Of the rules 10y the
House and the hurrying along of contest
ed-clectiOn cases IN order that the Demo
cratic members Of the body may be turned
out and Republicans put IN 90 give the lat
ter n bigger majority for the WORKING out or
their Vaccinations form part OF the con-
suiracv. The outlook, you will see, is
fraught with danger to the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-24

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