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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

Rolnf-irip 10 seven fiheo. . cen~ ~ :
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUR G
IA AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-sca-dGle
coramonclng APRIL -, issy-easIern s.andard
tlms.
"a A n leaves Byrd-sxsss station daily
stops only .. Ashland. boIsell, MI
ford, aud rrsdsrictsbarg, Brooke aad
Wldewsssn sleeper " Washington
aud New York
,,.sA ~ leaves Byrd, Street station daily or.
except sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
.luoad 10 ~ashingson-
ZAP n leaves Byrd-strsss statio1 daily
sleeper, Rico moni 10 New York
sNA. n arrives 81 Byrd sress station daily
sleeper fron New York.
sap. n arrives at Byrd-ssre station daily.
s,,ps 1t fredercksourg. xlltorf
Both vol. and Ashland. Sleeper iron
Washington and New I ork Doss aos
SOP AZ klbA
GAP l. arrives q, Bypo-suses station daily
except SundsY Buffet Parlor Car
Wasningsou 10 Mehmsnd.
ASHLAND rRAINS
DAILY hxcaYr sunDAY&
snA.N. leaves HibA Arrives as Ashland ~
A. n
.vp n sooom modasiou leaves Byrd-ssrces
station, arrives al Ashlaad o. =. ".
aslP. n leaves Ilba arrives At AshlAai 81
GOA u arrives siba Leaves Ashland G,j,
N
s~A. n accom- mediation arrivss 81 bryk
Street station: leaves Ashland 1':R
s,sP. u arrives - nsa iAvss Asalsaa I.
e. A TAYLOR frame MANAGE
I6 n NynnA oenWAl naDo1iAteAdsAA
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By Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. II Tenth street
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF

DUBLIC A U Z " y DALE of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CARY-sTREEr STORES,
Nos. ilOi, iiO8, AND ilO5 EAST CARY
STREET,
HAVING A TOTAL FRONT OF e5IHss FEET
DEEP. RUNNING BACK BETWEEN PAkAL~
LEI Inns TO PAVED ALLEY
lq FEET WIDE,
AND CONTAINING THREE FLOORS EACH,
SUITABLE FOR MANUFACTURING OR
STORAGE PURPOSES OF ANY KIND.
FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
THE LOCALITY OF THESE STORES CAN
NOT BE SURPASSED BY ANY IN
THE CITY.
BEING IN THE VERY HEART OF THE
WHOLESALE SECTION OF OUR PROS
PERoUs CITY
AND ACCESSIBLE TO ALL RAILROADS.
Nv rsoues, of the owner. who needs the money
In IL n,siness and is determined 10 sell, shall
seiI nv mn Milo auction, the promises, promptly
"" THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1890,
esp NJ the above described valuable and
extr.mely desirable sTORkHOUSkS. These
stares within the past year or two have been put
A. 100 condition az cost II ST. 800 by the owner
~ now occupies one OF them and Will be-
n,Asssd "a give any Information desired con-
rsrniog them. Il will pay well 70 purchase one
or all Of these desirable stores, AZ rror srty IN
th,s nsIehborhood 10 not only Ia great demand,
nnt ds,iy enhancing greatly IN value This pro.
nsrtv viii no offered In part. with the privilege
~ one. two or three, ~ purchaser may desire.
TrSvs: Announced at sale.
| CHARLES 4. ROSE, Auctioueers
No II Tenth street.
| san n N NJ n NkR
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj.
~ WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT sEPrENBZRs iol
LxAys RIcHHOrD
700 A. VI. Freight. except sunday, Carrf.,
passenger toteaea kl-GDold
GOriOu.yille.
$50 A. ~ DAILY Tor Old Point All Nor, L.
Pullman Car White Sulphur - Oi
Point
u.C0 A. n. Express. daily Tor CinsnrAY o..
man Palace Car Oh ll.ltto Wl..
sulphur. and pullman sleeper C.s..
l0ttssvliis 30 CinclauaA CLsr O..
Wchmouf q ,l'.'u o-To.
$50 p. n. Expross dAiiy 'or oii golat 81 500.
foik. Pullman Sleeping Car ,ln.a.
natl 20 ca Point
<3o r. u. Accom- citation, except s4niAI '.r
Charl0ft'sTlle.
$50 p. y. Tho P. =. " Limited daily. Pulms,
Sieeping Ger on point - iin-Inls
toif yesntuie tfaln. with DiningCaf
and Pui.msn Charlottesville ~ d. d.
cirRsa and pullman 70 L0uisTiS
rsAns ARRiys AZ RICHMOND.
7.45 4 II. and !55 p. v. Wy fron Cincinnati.
e.i5 A. N. daily eIreps sunday, from Char.
1850 A. NJ. and 1.,5 r. ". daily from Norfolk
600 I. ". Freieht from Charlottesville ,cH 81
sca.Ay, carries pass-ngcrs
Station: Bread stc8rt n;Lr seventeenth.
JANEs-MygK DfyIslos
Richm0nd and Allegheny hailroail
ikAh1 NlCNh0sh
500 4. VI. daily Tor Lynchburs, Loringtoa. s,i
Chiffon gorge.
4.20 ?. ". for Lynohuurg except SUNDAY Sleep
ing Car for Lyuchhurg ira.a
loaTes Lynchburs st0l5 A. n tslI
Tor Lexington and Clifton f1-ge
TRAINS aRRIys Az sicnHlAD.
ey0PN daily from clifton torgo.
$40 A. II eIcepg sunday from ,.ii.on FCfss
Lexington. AL Lynrlb4rg.
sts,l0n. kighk and Cauai streets
u. ". FULLER
General Passenger AKo1L
u. ". srsyFNs General suDsrngog ieiI
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old DOMINION STEAM TfA..
W SHIP COArASL ~

NLD DOMlNlON . IAN IN
W SHIP COArASL lkESs
FOR NEW YORK
Cleaners Leave Richmond Efshf TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Al 5 T. a. Manifest closed ons
hour before sailing time.
steamers Leave New YORK for fcnmon1
EyKkY WEDNESDAY ami SATURDAY al r.
N. arriving In Richmond MONDAY AMI fRI'
DAY AokSlSGa
Passenger aooora modsuons rnsuFpsssoL
CHIN faro - New Yo<a va Jamesriysr
ropte nnciGdlng meals agi psflnl.'.....s W
kouni trip ucsea, limited - Airty days
after dat0 OF ns "a. - w
stserAga with sutslstenco. ........-......- "
ston-xge. without subsistence. ............ "
Ca0in fare ~ Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
C.bln fare r,z kiehz ond ana PetersDurg ..
rrsllroAi. +,
TIrtets can 10 obtsined al A. ". oarberhb loDJ
Nam sues. Cnes1pesks AMI ONO AM acn-
moud aui Petersburg depOt> and a. com panys
srrces ia1i Main street sud wharf. HockoiIA
yr.leh, forwarded snc tn-ouxn ptlls ~ Iadlnx
tssurd Tor points be FOnd New IorG
rrriRlt receiver dAl!T up9I D. Z. Al
PASSENGERS Leaving Richmond on MONDAY ;,
TIIEsDAYs, WEDNESDAYS, IHU ksDAfs. anl
SATURDAYS, by the Chesapeake and Onio rail-
wsy trja Newport News) a. 32D Z. NJ and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad Ssamo daysl
a,3.35 r. ". will make connection at NORFOLK
Win steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents,
No. lsOl Main stseS AMI
au.y Compsnrsubst koaxssoA
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AUCTION sALEs-rutur. Days.

and
Qusrles s McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents and Aucsioneers
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF LARGE,
II DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
No. COL NORTH THIRTIzTH STREET,
TWO FRAME TENEMESTs
Sos sta sYD CT, NORTH THIRTIgTn STREET,
FoUR SMALL DETACHED FRAME HOUSES
on THE WEST SIDE OF THIRrIErH BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND VI STREETS,
VACANT LOT
on TIE EAST SIDE OF THIRTIETH Be
TWEEN LEIGH AND NJ STREETS.
ALSO.
LARGE VACANT LOT
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THIRTY
FIRST AND LEIGH STREETS.
Acting under the provisions Of the will OF
James Gum. deceased, aud DEGREES OF mo
Richmond Chancery Court entered IN INC salt
| Of Gums executor ~ Gum Il as. VIII sou AZ
public auction. upon tbe promises, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER l6. 800.
| ats o'clock Z. NJ, the following described PRO
LARGE Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING At
| the northeast corner Of Tnir'ieth and leigh
streets. containing eight rooms with good ia'se
| TWO FRAME TEsEMENTS. NOS ol3 and 6l5
| north Thirueth street, containing four rooms
| each. . ., .,,, ,,,,,.,,,
| FOUR SMALL, DETACHED FRAME HOUSES,
| containing two rooms each. on the west side OF
| Thlrtieth between Leigh snd " stIe,'s
| VACANT LOT on the east side OF Ihirbe'h De-
/ tween Leigh aud VI streets.
| Also. LARGE VACANT LOT at tho northwest
corner Of Thirty-nrst and Leigh streets.
| An Of tho above property Is Ia good order.
well located, and ID now rented 70 Coca Ten
| ant. $500.
This property will be sold 70 tho highest hii-
der. md only sach title will be sold "a IL ves'ed
| in th~as,ate OF James Gum. deceased
| TERMS; Ono fourth cash. balance IN SIX,
| twc,lye and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, with interest added from dqy OF sale and
| title retained until all tho purchase-money Il
paid. Tho purchaser will receive a deel ana
| give deed of trust 20 secure the deferred pay
| monts or all cash at the option O.. the purchaser.
| 4. K. GUM. EIecutor.
| SUTTON & co. AND QUAsLxs a McCUSDY, Auc-
]
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DIR. f. ]. Roach. one of Atlanta's most
prominent physicians, died yesterday after
n short illness.
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Y0RK-RIVER LlNE,yn wEsrPoIsr
THE FAyoRlTs ROUTE NORTH
IFANE RICHMOND.

IRAlN No. %. E.OH n
LOCAL EkfRB =, day cspt sunday stops
a. al stA;iolN A. Losier MAJOR connects aiis
stage Tor Nskeri0n sill Baltimore ..'amoi a.
IVES! Point
TRAIN ~ 5i. f.17 o. "
BAITINOTk LlMi lfu. daily of'egt sunfN,
for West lo.l. connecting vih 1pfA-itiFer
steamer. Ter baltimore. a. 80 .Amora STEAMERS
c. meet Win ILiaE9re nni ono rhir'Nl lNf
Washington. Philadelphia. ani htf Ok.
Steamers leave Baltimore b. Il. iaiy, etcsp'
SUNDAY ...
A. A.
LOCAL. MIXED. daily rt'eg, ,lniaY leaves
Tuenly-ghlri .tsse. Cor HcH fy.ns aai inter
mediate poiua. ,..,
OpeL 4. A. 30 3D. g.. 81. aui ifom =. u. . 80
a. n.
sireesA .-,..-,
sol HAAS, sAs. J. Al i'h
Traric Manager General Passenger kgan.
JOSEPH :. POTTS. Division Passenscr A.skA
A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
UNSTABLE
Commanding SUNDAY, hsy H. i9l = 5O A
h. xaias On dis roti WA glA - icl.0h
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
IA nan MAN

DICHMOND AND DANNILLE
h RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN BgFgCr July E.fapl
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
q5O A. n. SOUTHERN EXpkG-s, iauT o. a..
lsnta, Augusta Ani points SHIgh. Goa.
meets a. Greeueber0 flr Durham flf
Raleigh, ~ @alatury for Mos.r-1
North Carolina Passengers al tsss
sleeper a. . b. " Through sioepfrs
from Dllvile sn4.h.
s.aoAM ACCOMMODATION. daily eK-snt
sunday, 20 clover Va. AM inter.
mediate point.
HOO A N. VIRGINIA AID NORTH CAROiINA
EXPkEss. daily, through uaip .
Raleigh "a koysVl- Connects ~
bIrkcville WITH Norfolk aa1 Wcsttrl
railroad f9r FarmUle. LYnrhbIlf
su1 poins Wet. as keTsvias o.
tlsrksyill3, OXFORD henderson, alI
Durham.
500 n. FAST MAIL, daily. f1r Atlanta. al-
Ruste, sni pliltt south. Connect e.
Goselsys junction uiih farnF
and P0whA.al railrolf. =. Greecs.
boro FOR Durham AMI Raleigh a.
Salisbury Tor Weston A1r'u Caro-
lima through s.0epeu from lal.
yllle Soul5.
COOP. N. LOCAL. dsily. except sunday ',
Amelia Courthouse ami latsrmsliAa
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.

81 siS > n From Atlanta AMI Auga'A
s.s5 A. VI. From AmellA Colr.l9gse
40 p. ". From hBisign.
g35 +. n. A. Manchester. from Clover
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EFT u. kYRsS Geuer@i eap7nnteYioas
T. N zNxks0s. General Passenger A<eA
NrORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

~ ONk o1<AA <sA>
~ sOAn
SCHEDULE Ia ksfkNr NAY d, w
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO sOkYOLA AM
LTsCabgho ..,
IEAyR RICHMOND. BrkD-stBshl > ~ ~
sxOA n Daily y,s Petersburg XIII A. a 81.
Norfolk rbrO gn kKprc>s 4 40 /"
Norton isss Y. VI. Siops cay ~ -
tsubssg and ssnoik.
ualn, lssyiug Petersburg AZ ll;yy D.
4 sud arriving .. Noffolk sss I. a
st0ps a. 81 stations
enAx Daily, va Psssrspars. Arri's
Ps.or,bars 1918 a. n Ma ea''
Pe,.rsours las A. NJ ios fE =.
villa, Lynch burg. ana AZ poias ''-a
anl wssl - al.
pu Jai.r. w resersoay. krri,, %.
tsr,burQ l. 10 Z. n. Iosvs Fet7rssAis
SO h. n daily arriving Nss ~'A'
u.n1u DAILY va fsssaegrL Arrive =
Peters burg l90. a. NJ. csssS.s
Win rrsa 10 l. lossias fessss2-fs
"A 1910 A. n fos gsrmvlAA Lfa.l
burx Po,AhOotsa AMI a.! .o'-'
u..o. N Ss1,' ~. Bsrrss.us, lor Tarnsil.A
Iyn horrg. tie ssaIA. sai Nca d, A.
PULLMAN sLxgPlS1-cAx AOVVsh
TONS .
No. i-sisep,as car from Pe,srsoirs v 80
v,,aout change. leaving fosoFsyas
is;lo A. NJ. sna Lyncasars 10 AsH'81S
out change s..,.A. .
nsmp his Without cnAasA .,...,,..
ISsseyA paxsase-aneekA sat ell i.iWn
90 ~ sbseinsd q kicaRoat snl fsssNs-.s
r.iiroad dspoI A W. oAsosCA ios nHN s..NN
and IS ne CosaYxny's once AL sass Ssai'
ra-sengcr ssSa-
W. d bkStLL
Geasgai rAsssAss< AseA>
CuAnxn q nSpy. Vice rrsssasAA a.
ooAssAA eoeA neanekA VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

WANTED, A GOOD SUPERIN-
w TENDENT FOR WOOD WORKING MA
CHISERY-one who understands machinery
aud who Is practical contractor and house,
builder. VIII pay the right man 81 900 year 20
begin with. Address, stating experience and
references, IS. G. DAMkOS,
General Manager staunton Building Company,
Coyington Va SO l0-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

CoAL.-Mlnneapolis is situated Immediately
on the southern edge OF the great virginia end
Kentucky cosl-hed. ono vein OF coal thirteen
feet and another eight feet thick have been
opened near, which yields. whom coked, very
high percentage Of fixed carbon. one hundred
coking-oyens are now being put up and 100 more
are TO so up soon.
The sun., 1890-06-01


\iuo'her contest between armOr and gun
took place on board the Nettle, target ship at
loftsmouth Yesterday morning In which saws
thel In."Sl Messrs. Cammell & Co. OF Sheflie
mote than maintained their high prestige "a
man liacturerS Of cnmpound or steel faced
hrm9r plates for tho pro oction OF ships oil war
no Slhte In this Instance measured feet by
,eet and weighed lO5. tons, It's total thick
ness on steel and iron combined was 10 "a inches,
aud al i was fired at by the d-inch breech.
loader with fun charge- at close range Of 80
leet; tbN result Wa- supposed 10 represent, ac-
clrding1 10 Admiralty formula. what would be
Us ochRvior under the Impact OF heavy
%ruHaHsE Was HtgE Eocksd wlI long range The plate
chilled SHELLS and three hard steel Hotter pro.
leeb5les' teach o. the rounds having a velocity
o. 1000 Meet The angles OF the armor vera
ouGhIy Sted a nth ROUND With a % steel Shot shot
WAS dlrecVed ~ the centre The chilled pro-
by rolsidn with the ste"l lace. wSie VIII uISs tbs
French ITSjectileS wer" "onsdnrahl" spinS
tered the hSals remaining embe !ded in the
Plate. NJ tle lttn ound, which vHS fired after
the iarget htad heated and undergone some
amount OF degeneration In fibre the projecte
touched the backing, \ few cracks were pro-
ducod. but it'll was evident that under the pre-
Rcribed test thhe crew OF the ship would have
besn protectkd against shell ire.
The sun., 1890-06-01
Mary Stuarrs Account OF RIzzIo's Murder.
From ne London TytnL

From he Enndon Tr,,tL
One OF the most curious documents In the
eighth vo,ume Of the State papers and manu-
tian archives. which has Illst been published
is Il letter OF Mary Queen OF Scots to the King
Of France. giving an account OF the murdec OF
RiZzio " On the 9TH of the month. We being ut
supper in private about the seventh hour in
our our cabinet; accompanied BY our sister, the
mander OF sta. Croco, and others of our domes-
tic servants. because on account Of our indis-
nancy was almost accomplished; we had been
advised I o eat meat, the King our husband came
10 visit US. ana seated himself by our side,
Lindsay. with their followers, to the number
OF lGf person, o"cur ed and took possession
Of e. al the entrances ana exits Of our palace so
ono T. es ape then a 1.-Two. During this inter
WI OF time Lord uthyen ,luly armed. with
into our apartments md cabinet and per-
cei'ing onr secretary David l;iaIl" there. with
other servants o. ours. s9d that h" desired TO
speak with him immrdiHtelY. At the same
moment We inquired o. the King, our husband.
II he knew ANYTHING con crninS this proceed
ing, and when h. answered. US IN tho negative
We oriered Lord huthvrn 10 uuit our nr '-rnce
under penalty OF being deemed a traitor, aud
said that We would deal with David li2;io.
guilty Oi any offence.
Aovertheo-? Lord Ruthven. by force in our
presence, seized David who for hiS 'aIety aud
defence had retired behind our person. and -
portion OF Ruthven's followers. surrounding
us with arlnebuses II hand and muzZlo~ lsv-
elled. dragged David with great cruelty forth
from our cabinet. and at the cntlauco Of our
CHAM Dor dealt him iftv-siH dagger wounds. at
which act we remained not only wonder
stricken aud astounded but had great cause
70 tear for our lie. !. The i'rovost Of
Edinburgh. hearing the tumult raised in onr
Ialare, caused the bells to De sounded with
hammers, and came TO our palace 10 our
succor, accompanied bv large band Of armed
men and asked TO speak with us. and 10 know
how we had tared.
To This inquiry we were not permitted to
Ie my r9nY because we were b Vio,enty
our very face that il We endeavOred TO speak
they would throw us over tho walls In pieces.
husband. then ordered these people to retire.
All night long We were kept prisoners in our
chamber. with scarcOy even the opportunity
Of speaking with our maid servants"
The sun., 1890-06-01
AZ the Wrong House.
Prom the CntcaOO Drfoune.


beg your pardon" he said es = woman came to the
ooor IN answer TO his knock. am looking for a man
"ith hsIellp and wooden leg named joInSon---'
10 II mis- wooden log that 10 named JOhuEOn or are
hiS harep and wooden leg both named Johnson Shs
- ddn,s mean of course that his wooden leg was
Then what did you say so foF,r
Permit me 10 explain, madam was only
:, haven't asked you for any explanation nave ~
CertAiuly not. Ny object In trying to find Out"
lave asked you ITO state why Jou are trying 10 nui
49,, ~ course not madam but being a stranger in the
DO you mean that am stranger 2"
No certainly not l-l-Rood morning madam
He paused q moment when safely outside the front
started on down the street - ''
II ever tackle red headed woman with a boil on
her nose for Information again ho said 70 hImsSM
"Rsy bS ESSENTIALLY dag EohOdi"
The sun., 1890-06-01

Al Doriss Eighth Avenue Museum tho opera this
week is Tho Aikado." with Lille La Rose Tum.
Ium, J. b Bradley "a SdnkL Po0 and John SaundorS
KoHo. Pour performances given each day. In tho
crro hall are RotAirs iIlusionS German Rose. MAxey
needle eaterL and oiherS while 4 company OF vAude-
ylers alternate with the opera troupe the stage.
the success or the musical at this priced
priSeS or tho season
The sun., 1890-06-01

only three weeks remain 10 the seasOn at Huber's
Palace Museum. John Mcconnell and his den OF rattle.
snakes constitute one OF the current exhibits As Do
rondo and her alligator remain too the scay wonders
are e1ta big. The human CuriOSites are numerous,
and there is variety show intervals. Tins museum
VIII be open to-day.
The sun., 1890-06-01

ThSis The Silent Partners" third and anal weok at
large enough from the hrst night to make
II clear that he might continue for "A Ionper
term but his vacation plans will not be disarranRed
and besides, the theGIre is under contract win nu.
other star who insists upon fu lnent of her baryain
foII therefore VIII hnsh his seasons ork in the flush
OF hne success Agnes Iierndon who will follow him
at THIS theatre, will start her engagement with LA
Belle Marie; or, A WOman's Revenge" an emotional
drama already acted by her In town but never so i'm
poTtantly asst Will be at tho Fourteenth street Miss
herndOn has lately secured capitalist in a Wes.
ern manufacturer and her tour this year to be
with all the Vlgor that can come from money Jonn
T. kellard Frank harrington, Rohecra Warren Wv.
Rlnia While. aud Others have bren engaged for the
support partial promise Is made thut Msss llerndon
may, before her departure try her now play The
Senator's Wife" But this will depend upon tho favor
or lack Of favor encountered by LA Belle Marie"
Tho Senator's Wife" by the way iS neither new nor
ASs HerAdonA but is Bkilful reconstruction of
PlAnohes old comedy The Follies OF Night"
Tho thought that prompted the engagement OF Yank
Hoe and 0mene for the Eden MuSte was a happy ono.
The pair give exhibition peculiarly adapted to audi
encos such MI the Bden Muse in these days when
miscellaneous entertainment of music, Sightseeing
ami wonder working can he comfortably enjoyed.
Alesb the concealed c"ss PLAYER the Hungarian band.
ana Oh" waA groups Grr fixtures at the Eden
Ihres business managers take their places in the hen
cut list D. Thomas Mcguire Of tho Fourteenth Street
W. A. Edwards ard Marcus ]. JEcobs OF H. r. Jacobs's
lhrd Avenue, are the candidates MARuirs's tssti.
IO"'Ai wi" occur at the Fourteenth Street June 2s.
The sun., 1890-06-01

The summer performances OF tho Amherg company
at Terrace Garden are very popular. Tho programme
for this week includes The Seven SuaGians" Mon
day. Light Cavalry" and Die Puppentee" on Tues.
day and Wednesday and "A Night in Venice" on tho
last three evenings of tho week StreitmAnn will Ap,
pear in them all
The sun., 1890-06-01
Awful Blood Humor

TERRIBLE BLOOD POISON SIR
FERED ALL A MAN COULD STFFp6
AND LIVE-FACE AND RuDY Cnv
Erred WITH AWFTL SORES USEn
THE CUTICURA REMEDIES TrS
WEEKS, AND IL pRACTI(AIIY
CURED-A REMA RKAnI,E CNSE
The sun., 1890-06-01


BrEFG' K"oh Randolph county ". Va. MAy27-
Jim Lews John frah'e, and Asa BQrweIl all old And
experienced hunters, while hunting aud fishing for
trout last Tuesday ON ShAy'rs Mountain came across
the trail OF II bear which led them TO cavern about
hat way up the side az mountain in demsest part
OF tho forest They gu pine torches and entered tho
opening, which wa a0Out feet in height and ~ to
feet wide After folio wing 90 OF 90 feet they
came into room OF not less han 100 feet In dAmster
The ceiling ~ to so loot high supported by hsAut
full BiRActtes and StAlAEmiteS a. sides there wers
opentr Ts showing that the cavern probably orc
OF unusual tite The skeleton OF a msu evidently
The clothing had fallen into shreds LEAVING
openings through which the white boIes RlihtenSd
There was nothing the sl elston by whcI II
could he iaenuned, tho woodwork 1f the old fash.
ioned deer gun and die wooden handle Of tis large
hunting knife failing to pieces as hAndlei IL
Is believed that he had followed EnilnaI intn the
cave and nm ng thai 1t nat escaped my down To rest
Anl was over "he ~ The -ass VIII, ~ ~ tre
nmn.nt,ins me remains wrrr rarrrd I" tie rnirance
ana buried ol"se by the NOUN Ut the cave
How Maine Yankees UuIILed Ihe Grip.
Prom ths LelptItoH Journal
Tbs grip doomed thu staIS Liquor Commiaslonsrs
BUSINESS 70 the tune OF ga OOO this year
The sun., 1890-06-01
Cured bY Cuticura.

IL contracted n terrible blood poisoning n
year ago. doct ored with two good rhysicians
CUTiCURA REMEDIES, | concluded to tTI
them, knowing II thev did mo no good they
could make me no worse. have been using
them about ten weeks. and am most happy 10
say that am almost rid Of thcawful sores that
covered my face and body Ny face was as
spoken Of in your book, and would say 10 any
one In the enme condition to use CUTICCRh
and they will surely hc cured You may use
this letter n e nf!sEEt1 Of s sueFbinE Rsban6
Knee to Foot Running Sores.
the doctors. called eczema. My limb from the
knee to the foot was one mass OF running sores
The doctors handaRed 1t every day for week,
and every time, the bandage was removed a
down, got one bottle Of ,CUTlCURA 'KE.
SOLVENT, one box CU.TICURA, and one cake
CUT1CURA SOAP. and they cured me. | told
q lady who was Similarly afflicted to use II, and
TINT it was CuTICC Rk that cured me 'V,'N'
Mrs KATE BEARD, Orange Valley. n. j."
Cuticura ResoIvent.
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greRtest
Of Humor Remedies. internally, and CT I'll.
SOAP, an exquisite Skin BeautitIer externally
speedily cure every humor and disease of the
skin. scalp. and blood. with loss of hair,
tagious,, when physicians and all other rene
dies foil. This is strong language. but true.
Thousands OF hopeless sufferers have found
1t 30.
s6S$ sG$ eysryThRssEss6 P5sS GTTIFrR
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COR
Boston.
, asSend for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
pIuPLEs. blAekheads, ehagped and oily skin prevent
I lM ed By CuTICIkA MEnlCATED sOAP.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-07
Labor News.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June7.-Special
Treasury Agent A. J. Lester has re-
turned from Chicago, where he has
been collecting evidence of violations
of the alien contract labor law among
Chicago carpenters. This evidence
has been forwarded to Secretary
Window, who, it is expected
will order the district attorney
to commence suit by Thursday, next.
The number of quits and names of
persons against whom they are to be
brought has not yet been made pub
lie. The law provides that separate
suits may be brought for each alien
employed and the penalty on con-
viction is a thousand dollars in each
case. Next week the government
agents will also proceed to investi-
gate violations of the alien law at
Fort Sheridan, where, it is reported,
carpenters are at work, who have
been brought from Scotland, and are
working for less wages than are paid
to American wage earners.