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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

NOR RENT Just Two blocks nom cen tssr
T OF town, two r1cr.y fcrr shed rSonlN-
Gall at be Liberty ~. --S II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

MOUND Between salem and HAll~ fer
Z "a pass book. containing several
promis><s-y notes payable TO David NJ
p-arxin. and Marian PERKINS CAll at this
ofiic~.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06
The fA0Ulkk ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD

And Oregon Dey-iopment company
steamship line. .-S mii.- shorter, ~ nuilr.
i--~ ,ifn- tnan Dy any Otuei iouts. FIR
cEs4ss through passenger ami freight liz
from Portland and al points IN the VI
annette valley 20 and irnn sau Erannise,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
25c Want Column.

Soss,>- inserted npr oSE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No sfveT'
:iseuseul inserted IA thi. column for less
than t~euLy-avc cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

WYLIE A. AooRkss, sec.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

NOR SALEA new standard sew ne
+ machine in rrst class running order.
SO INQUIRE az sc Front "a lE- ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
IN THE PUDDLE
f J.. Il. OF POLITICS.
Goleman's: Boomlet. and the Demo-
.:. !: +. cratic !" Boss"
*stanfogyd's Extends. Announce That He Is In
+. i. !. The Fight. to stay-The Executive
:: s. =. -. : Commit es' Republicans:

= - -. - =
ere:fs every reason to: believe that the
!.fptI6iW;ars of !. James ~: Coleman. are in
ia ir: wa y to jpin:the threatened revolt in the
!; ille6r6traiici: Hartg against the Vaccinations
:*Cff Bug K Ley. =: -.
e Noactlye. steps have been taken in that
: Direction, but there is no room to doubt
! that a1noyenent ofthat kind is being con-
teHtplated: :: = ::
7 Coleman numbers. among his warmest
-frieilas and Stauchest. admirers the young
:*and aggressive. element of; the party-the
: very. lien in fact who fight the battles and
=% in the victories at the=polls, and they, it
:: Seems. are not lin a. particularly gracious
#n[9od Just at present over Buckley's atti-
>fuiie.:::. 49, -
! :: lis claimed hiatt the latter has so far
I cnriInltle ed himself to Mayor Pond for the
:. stpe tlratQTiaI> nomination that he cannot
5Iecede From his position. and this is giving
ito. nj end of talk. IT is: claimed that
:e lem ans friend bro ugh such pressure to
+ lear. pom. KEY that: lie found il cQnEe
I'd IKE atrifi East in order to avoid
ers ollsll annoy a1fce. : alt +. H: =:
He is, +: snotfli pgz else. a. willy political
:. worker, and lie Was, hfewd enough to. see
fpendin g.clash, se*lt Is said, and with.
"a i6} " 5ftilYI ofza better cause, jour
nftyed. t3:Ne@y 5Qfk 'etGsee ills friends.~
IIla.a pse.fe is b iiig taken advantage Of.
ais .li knew. OF course, that II. WOULD be, to
! sitate the Coleman mt crest, and when.
+ I}1 Hey returns along: Shout. primary time
f5i qslsjlet hes he il SCHEME with
llle1ets, there WEI be music in his
z=#.4t@.least tFfS=ls what the politicians are
Is nd there Is y ti}iI6 t9IenueE
mn 81 Ia "a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
.sl.tNr eI;; 1ts 81 !, al.rA I0N. !.

- - = 9
;,y Q + 10 s,tcee ed rs
&. + 80: -: : en- TO II.
..s FL SjiiieFtl{e talk~1o;the contrary, it may
.z:j e=se t.d&Tn as REASONABLY certain that Sen
,:..atcr Stanford Vi il endeavor to succeed him.
rs fJn.the- United States Senate, and he is
s-+lCi j to benQt:only in the fight, but in it to
II w btnthe news was flashed from Wash
5:5jl1g toTlea lew days ago that he had engaged
z::lasspge for Europe on the Teutonic and
3.AvQU.dl0t return until late in October, it
Nv as thought by many that it was equivalent
AN announcement that he would retire
=from-tbe field. Such, however, is evidently
mt the case
II II IS claimed by those in position TO
: know that he not only desires a reelection,
: but lS.already actively at work. II is said.
J. furthermore, that W. W. Stow has been
chosen TO manage his campaign and is al
READY: laying his plans and effecting his
@=cOm binatIons.
-: '.IheTe is:no real opposition to him in
: him ri the Republican party" said poll
#tiCian Yesterdays STOW knows this, and
!: knows too thai he:RepuBlicans have the
9tInQ1-rats at disadyaHtage in this fight.
= 81 the twenty lold=0Yer. IN einhers of tile
!. State Senate. fourteen are Republicans
Willie bull SIX are Demo Gratis. IN jt1I- sixty
:..eIfe votes required to elect the former need
={A eY already have, apd the t(emoeratS,:. in
:oTliel=to secure a majority, N Hst elect fifty
1lye.: =
-. ben, again, White is: THE only man in
. tllEe ted on the Democratic: side, and he
~ mud a great deal Of Opposition: in the
-AaQi III on the qneS tiGn:Qf ciFIsj on OF the
State V llEeIl he Isl SAID to secretly favor =.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
BOBN.

=-
: IIE.TsFAisANN=-In tijts city, May 20 1890 to the
lg4f.s: of larry F. Herrmain, adaughrter.
II lEHSCti LAG In this city; May 81 1890 to
:. s..tl g :tyi feof M Hammerschlag. a son.
e In his City May 70, 1890 to the wife
= toi. Frank: Chee ser. a daughter. =
rs s d }G ms city May 20, 1890, to the wife OF
I(ylSlILI this city May 10, 1890, to the wife Of
sEiiL Fziin mis- city May Il. 1890 to the wife OF
- =. N,:iii. Schultz; asOh. -:
: &C FIkY-lI Del. Mar, San Diego County May 90
f 1880. tothe wife OF Edward Ackley, a daughter
@AMKS-In Lorin, Alameda County. May 81, 1890
Ito The VIII OF O.: IL. Ames, daughter "
BALE nm this city; May u, 1890 to the wife
~:.1f wa lain. II. -Tidbal, a:daugnter.
alitf uIR this city, May 81, 1890, to the wife
.:E:efG.: H. McGulre; a daughter. ;.
+ KitAsE In thiscity, May 49, 1890 to the wife OF
: Z: IVY = akrase. adaughteT. =.
N jim Oakland, May 80, 1880, to the wife OF S.
= Kahn. s:son, ::
s p city. May rs, 1890 1.-THE wife OF
=. G:H; LUndin a som =.
:. BIGaY-fn mis- city, May 5, $780, to the wife of
=: =. Millian.J. Bi2gy, a daughter. 80: =
:: Mem AHoN-In this city, May a. $780, to the wife
-; o. Henry J. 9icAlahOn. son.
,:LYoNs-Ih:F Fresno May IS, 1890 to The wife Of A.
= j LYONS SON..
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
NIARRIEn.

:sHoRTT--wooD. this city. May 30 IS 30. by
60 Maggie wood both OF San francisco.
: DiSQS-MORRIS--I Aqua. Calente. May %,
= l,y ting Rev. II. H. -WIkoif, j. Henry Madison and
=: dharlDtte Rice Norris
." GIBBON-LTBERT-J this city, May 49, 1890. by
:: the Rev: j. Fuehdellng, William r. GibbOa and
:. RS tlier. Ann Libert
: KURTZ = BIEDEBACH : In this city, May %,
= 1890 by the Rev. j. Fuendellng stephen KGrtz
-. and Augusta Bledebach: -:
:. WEITEs-TOURNT-I Los Gatosr May 81, 1890
d: by the Rev. DR.. Lewis, w. j. Waites and Anna g.
- ToifrnY. both Uf Los GatOs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
HARRISON CLU b.:
address Of the ..Ereeutfve Commit

! a ,idress Of the .,Exeeutfye Committee
TO Republ leans : ~. r.
lhe Harrison Republican CE Jfb of the
Evenly fourth. Senatorial District met last:
light III Grand. Central IIalE .. H. AEolo-
hey .eted as Chairman and. Charles II.
afEsUil MS ecretaI:y. ..l :: =:
BesExec lHtlFe Committee submitted an
a. tGress 10 Republican voters which de-
notneed: b0ssisui=tn the party and urged
l5eFjGb liean 5 to assert their. Individual right
in seleetBng spe TIhaIleTlt officers and Illefr-z
z.beEs g + the Enr5l Hing Committees. =.
~ l apfail " Ham S@asey ard Charles H
Jack sun spike in favor: Of. the address;
which as adopted - I'll: !:
1 s. be q Ib Fecei we'd a communication from
:. the Afuslci ans 7 Afol; as king them to aid ::
in he. boycott against the Sunday .exeir :
:sf01ls of file: steamer f.. e, WatkeF,: wfIich
en- p4p5ed nQTi-lltli0B InHsi eials: The COM.
: nlltieatIon v as placed on file. =: Z. =" :
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01

= SENTENCE FOR BURGLARY.-Wiram Big
: Gsri.aged II years, was sentenced yesterday by
:JQiiGe hlUrHhy to the House OF Correction for
::SeYen& months for burglary committed in the
: rs5lIr ol:.In selh Rosenberg In March last
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
PALACE HOTEL,

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
i block In the center Of San Francisco 1t is the
model hotel OF tho world. Fire and earthquak
proof. Has Eve elevators. Every room Is large
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect. bath
and closet adjoin every ROOM All rooms easy
OF access from broad. light corridors The central
court, illuminated by electric light Its immense
glass roof. broad balconies. carriageway and tropi
cal plants, features hitherto unknown IN Ameri
can hotels Guests entertained on either the Amer
lean European plan. The restaurant Is the dness
in the city Secure rooms In advance by telegraph
Ing. THE PALACE HOTEL,
no7u San Francisco, Cal.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01

--.:BEEIE LING has The only reliable methods to
Mt defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
n.tinnE

: tnitatlehs pa ys. been foisted upon ttemarket
so.cio5e y:rese milling A LtcodK's 'PoRoUs PLAs
= f;tis N general appearance as 10 be well calcu-
lated TO deceive 1t.Isi however In general ap-
'peafauce only that they compare with AlIcock's
Tor they are worse Than worthless lnasmueh as
lftey cchta}a .delelerOus Ingredients which are
apt TO-. cause serious injury. Remember that
AIstCoC KS are the only genuine porous pIasters
= Tie best external remedy ever known; and
when purchasing plasters DO not only ask for
but,see that You get, ALLCOCK's Porous PLAs-
TERs:
. =: AI;LCOCK's CORN AND BUNIoN SHIELDS effect
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01

:. CoURT CouRTEsY.-A. J. PaiHer was allowed
yesterday By Judge Van Reynegom until to-mor-
row 10 plead to eighteen charges OF forgery.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01

H.. HOSE WHO WISH To- practice economy should
buy CaTtef,s Little Liver pills. Forty pills in
Wal only one pill dose.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01

wARD-In this city. May 80. 1890. OF brain fever,
Charles Joseph; beloved or B. X. and h. L.
/: Ward and grandson OF John and Margaret Mont
gomery. native OF San FRANCISCO, aged years, 3
months and II days
Rs Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY fSun-
day, at2 o'clock r. NJ. from the residence OF the
grandparents. 101s Louisa street, OFF Fourth. In
terinent Mount Calvary Cemetery. 80
this city, May 80, 1890, Fred
eTika, beloved wife OF II. W. Bachmann and sister
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
Water for Clarendon Heights.
READ THE LETTER.
SPRING VALLEY WATER-WoRKs,)
SIG California Street.
SAY FpANfTzrO NAV % 1SQ0

OIb UaIlfOrnla Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, May 29, 1890.
To THE MARKET AM STASYAS STREETS AND THE
GOLDEN GATE PARK LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.
Gentlemen: have your offer under date
OF May %, 1890, to sell the Spring Valley Water
Works two pieces of land on Clarendon Heights for
reservoir sites and your proposition has been this
day accepted by the Board, (Resolution ineiosed).
Very truly yours, PELHAM w. AAES.
Assistant Secretary, S. V. w. w.
From the above letter it will be seen that the
Water COMPANY has anticipated the wants of Clar-
endon Ii eights' residents and purchase has been
made by them of reservoir site which will be
above the lots offer at this sale and which will
be capable of supplying Clarendon Heights and the
adjacent territory with water.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01

. :. ALLCOCK's CORN AND BUNIoN SHIELDS effect
qurek and certain relief.
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These lots offer the best opportunity for those in
search OF home stead lots.
They within short distance OF the terminus
Of the Haight ana Oak street
Many OF them command As fine as can be
had from any portion of Pacific Heights.
Those lots facing Stanyan Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets and Alma and Rivoli avenues
tirely sheltered from the prevailing winds.
Examine this property before the day OF sale, Sc
lect your lot and mark your catalogue.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP 81.

Tickets for sale ONCE or at the wharf on the
day OF the excursion.
Train will start from Market street fTIburon
sale.
For further particulars. catalogues and diagrams,
apply to
G. h. UABSEN 4 co., IA Montgomery Street.
my29
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
Terms Very Liberal! Note Them;

Only one-quarter Cash; balance In equal
payments in one. two and three years:
interest seven per cent per annum.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01

!i45 Mission ST., southeriy line, bet 18th and sth-
ana l-story and attic building OF . rooms at 63S
g Mlnna 81 lot 25x16O through to Minna St;
i rent 500 this property Will be sold sub
lect TO confirmation BY the Probate Court.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
FIFTEENTH.
LITToN SPRINGS PROPERTY.
The Most Famous Resort in California,

Consisting of $50 acres all under cultivation i'm or
chards vineyards and fine grain fields with i'm
proyements consisting OF a large hotel OF over so
completely furnish ed rooms, capable OF accom-
modating 700 guests; also number OF cottages
containing rooms each; bath-houses stables barns
and outhouses, bar ana hxtures etc. On the prop
erty there are six or eight different kinds OF yalu-
able springs, comprising setzer sulphur, soda iron
and other medicinal springs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
FINE MARINE VIEW!
GRADED and Fenced!
Splendid Opportunity
FOR A RADICAL ADVANCE.
This Property Must Be Sold.

The great enhancement in values in this location
must at once begin. When the street improvements
now commenced completed the beauty Of this
district will burst upon the vision and the value Will
triple in a few short months. The grand driveway
and Van Ness ave. opened to the North Bay will
develop this grand district into the Importance 1t is
entitled to.
The great certainty OF the S. f. and ~ p r. f. be-
ing absorbed by the Burlington and Eastern Rail-
road making another great continental rail line and
locating It's passenger and freight depots at the foot
OF Van Ness ave-, is another Incentive for a very
radical advance in values.
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Seventeenth St. Near Howard

Improvements, consisting OF 2-story building
situated on the northerly line OF 18th ST. 100 feet
4 OF howard; street work all done and accented by
tue city; the building be converted into flatS
and make paying investment; size of lot 3OxIl2;6
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01

FolsOm.street Rnsinnss Cnrnnr

5l2-5l4 Hyde ST.. bet. Geary and O'FarreIl-Im-
proYelnents consist OF double 2-story and basement
bay-window houses OF rooms and bath and All
modern improvements eaeh rents 81 20 per IN nth /:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
Fourth-st. Corner Business Pronertv

SW cor. OF 25th and Castro sts.-Lot ll41SO, in
subdivisions; the Castro-st. cable road passes the
lots - $500 '
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TAKE THE HAIGHT OR OAK STREET CARS,

Ut TI66 DuS dl ITIH dHU MdlkUl OlI6oIS.
1t will pay you to inspect this property. You can
do so by taking the Oak Haight stfeet cars get
ting of at the terminus Haigb and Stanyan Streets
snd walking south few short blocks The name.
Clarendon Heights" appears on large sign
Clarendon ave- at the southern extremity OF the
lots we ofer Each block is fenced and bill giving
the NUMBER size and location OF every lot on the
property.
A beautiful drive Is ont Ashbury ST., past Mount
Olympus and thence to Clarendon ave.
HS- Free bus will leave 18th and Market streets
on Saturday Sunday, Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day preceding sale at 10, IL and IL NJ, and 2,
and 2 NJ, and on day OF sale at 10 A. ".
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01

For catalogues and further particulars inquire Of
EAST0N, ELDRIDGE & co, Auctioneers
GIS Market street, s. +.
my25 % 80 iel s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
SPECIAL SALE TO-DAY
OF
ROugh-and- Tumble and Knock About
Suits for Boys.
90 40 TWO DOLLARS AND cO 90
SZ.JC. NINETY EIGHT CTS 'SL.JOs

BOYS will be boys. They will skip.
hop, and jump, mount fences, climb
trees, slide down cellar-doors-do every
thing in fact TO render tho existence OF
their clothes as brief and miserable as
possible.
But here are garments that thewild-
est-spirited boy will come TO grief on
1.-THE BOSTON'S" ROUGH-AND-
TUMBLE AND KNOCK-ABOUT
SUITS. They arc made with a view to
Withstand any amount of hard wear, aud
THEY DO. They are made of the
toughest and most durable Scotch Che
viots, Mixed Worstods, and Cassimercs.
Nor do these Suits lack in style and
fashion. Some are pleated, others plain.
Many come in light colors, while quito a
number come in neat dark shades. In
ono word, they are unsurpassed and un-
surpassable for the approaching cation
days. We guarantee them equal TO any
offered elsewhere at $3.50. Come TO.
DAY and take your pick for s2.0s.
fey- TO-DAY-any Percale Shirt
Waist in the house 6j CENTS. To-day
only.
ss5- Another small lot of Knee Pants
at l9c.
fes- See tho 2l-CENTS Straw Hats
for boys. For to-day only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
yirvInia Vniyersity High school.

The third session closod yesterday with the
following distribution Ot cortihcstes, riboons
medals, SC.
l. Certificates OF Satisfactory Examinations
Clarence YadeD, Charles B. Taylor, Charles =.
Stein. Ketta II. Nhipp Arthur ". Goddin, Frank
j. Mccarthy, William y. Moore, Archibald Po,ti-
grew.
II. Purple ribbons for tho Highest mark on
less than nye oXaminatiOnsl: Nenable ;. Hard
wicko, II. COdwyn BOYklu, I. Alfred Parker, jr.'
Edwin A. Barber, Jr., Nennble Johnson, NJ Malcolm
L. Wslthall, F0utalns ID. Green, Percy :. boshor,
Dorsey L. Morris, c. LunsiOd Nuck0ls, w. r.
mllus Archer Arthur ". Wlnn, John X Lips
combe, j. Kent kawley, Clarence \. Pickett
Howard /. swinef0ri.
III. Red ribbons FOR the highest mark on I'VE
or more, but NOT on all the examinatlonsl; W.
Cartnon Archer. TbOmts l.. NcAdans, Jame-
Il. CAbell, Robert q. CAbell, Jr,, Ernest >. Blair,
Robert ). Bosher, Jr., william n. Owens
". Books Gor an average OF ~ per cent
Dorsey l.. MOTHS.
V. slyar medals (for an average Of 50 per
cent?: Nenable :. HArdw.cke, Clarence Nhden,
Charles =. Stein, W. Cauillus Archer, Aslrol m
r. Walthal Robert g. Cabell Jr., III. GodHyn
Boykin. Edwin 4. Barber, Jr.
VI Gold medals tor an average OF ~ per
cenLl: w. Carbon Archer, kObcrt :. BosneT,
st., Percy s BOsher. 4. Alfred Parker. Jr.. VII
liam II. Owens. James Il. Cabell, Thomas b Nc
Adams, Nenablo johnson, brnestS :. Blair.
VII. silver medals for improvement IN pom
mRnship): Arthur ". Goddin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
Death Of IA Prominent Lawyer.

Nj Frederick n. Fleming, who died Al louisa
Ccurtho Ise on Thursday from paralyrl"' WIN
which ne was strIckCn about ten days ago, was
ron ot ar John :. Fleming OF Goo'haud couh-
~ who IVES one OF tle most famous AMI dlsuh-
cut.a-d lawyers Of his day. Traditions are Do
ING handed down OF tha rarity. power, ana
loautv OF his eloquence in the forum. Choonns
fbo Ur lfrssion Of HE father. Frederick tieming
became 8 lawyer o. high standing ~ The Dhr IN
tha counties Of Louisa and GOOchlnnd' ana pos
ee-s,i ia no small decree the beauty OF elo-
queuce which hat so distinguished his 1alier
Gul which made him almost an IDOL among inc
people. lie flUet for moro than ono term the
office of Commemorative attorney oi Goochlhni
county, lie wa. tho nominee Of the Democratic
party n tta, county few years since Tor mo
State legislature, aud was tho law partner lot
II wears OF Colonel II. q. James, until
the latter rem0y0d his onlco 10 THIS clty.
Mr. Ficmtnc's career az tho bars OF Gooch-
land. Iouisa, aud tluVBnna counties Threw MN
in rontuct vltn such men rs Richard lvanhoe
Clrt.. Walter y. Leake, w W. Cosby, Henry
". Murray an 81 whom are no" Gesi Johh II,
G,y Nllam Il. Petit, AndroW i. LcaAe, ana
othcr-, men o. MART an1 disuncuoA' ahI ms
natural and cultivated eiila maze MN a peer
among them aud IN a1ver-ary 10 10 ureaueu III
contests before lnries or the pcoP.e' . -
Mr. Fleming was a sidSnrh Deulocta'' an
cfYeetiyp speaNer, and dif valuable service 70
his uarfv. io was m'Rble, genial, and courte-
,ns In disp0ition aud manner ani ehloyei UNI
ycrs,I pouularity. His remains were Intleu
Yesterday a. "Ihe SPRING the home oi George
kopert Lindsey. n LOlisa county, WheFe res1
tie bones Of his parents and hncesiorS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
AN EXCELLENT SCHOOL HISTORY
Adopted by the state Board of Education
for Exclusive Use as Virginia History
in the Public Schools of Virginia.
b,,r, kfronra1


Not long before his death jefferson Davis, in
letter to friend, expressed 1t "a his opinion
that there was not school history in tho coun-
try, or, Ia fact any northern history, that was
not IN many respects unfair and preiudlcial 10
the south in recouutmg The Incidents OF the
Revolutionary war; and h. citei the fact uat
nearly eyery one OF them always magnify the
battle ot Bunser lihl into molniain'
whereas they always spsaH or tho battle or tuii-
fort and other southern battles, which Neto II
far more importance and magnitude than
Bunker Hill, as 80 many small "skirmishes.
Mr. Davis was unquesuonaoly correct In THIS
critics view oi the question,
Nor has this sort Of preiuilcet history under
gone any change Dy northern authors since our
late civil war. The authors greatly magnify All
Of tho battles and incidents or that oyeuu1l
period favorably 20 the North and 10 the iuIus-
tice aud prejudice Of the South and heroes and
people.
Tho only school history that we have yet seen
nt to DO taught IN eouiharn schools aud 90 south
ern minds is the Asir Etnion n ne Hlsfory o.
FfrginiG bg Ndry Tucker NGgiM Tho nrrt edi-
tOn Of this hook, embracing everything IN the
history OF the Old Commonwealth before the
civil war, has long been textbook In our
schools: but tue new edition embraces n succinc'
and moro interesting history Of the late war
from 1861 10 tue close Of the mighty struggle 10
1868, at Lees surrender AZ Appomattox. la MIA.
Magills Introductory notes 10 her new edition
We have space 10 quote simply the following
sign OF her work
Tho object which have set before me ir
preparing this supplement 10 10 show you ina
! Virginia never IN her whole history occupied I
| prouder position than when, with patience, Wis
I dom, aud moderation she placed herself between
| the two sectious aud exhausted every means e
/ preserve the UniOn aud aver. the war. ani when
| nll failed threw Ia her lot with the side whlci
! fought for the principles which sho hsl alwayi
/ Advocated. che was tho battle-ground: her tau
/ fields were de5olated her groves were leyelie'
/ ald her soil stained with tho blood Of her sons
/ she was left desOlated, impoyerlshe1, ani bleod
| ing, but with hor honor unstalned, the crown
her famo untaruished."
| We hav0 scanned this book with much car
! and groat Interest. and feel sure that Is -
great addition 80 tho school history OF our stat
| a. well as Of the South from Colonial umes, an'
/ ought 10 be introduced at once into ell OF ou
schools. private and public, where our souther
| youth are 10 bo tsught tie true history OF thci
State aud tho heroic deeds and achievement
| OF their fore eiatbers.
| IL is pubI shed In most legible print and a.
tractiye form by J. 7. Bell & Co., publisher, ihi
| city aud for sale In ell the leading book store
Of tue state. Pricc 81 percopy, for public schoo
!