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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
THURSDAY. JCSg 70, 1900,

In execution Of tho presently -mentoHei d.
crco We will sell ~ auction, on me promises, re-
aroaffvafy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Manning c. Staples & Co,
Real Estate Auotioneers,
ii0ik Main street

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
~ or DESIRABLE FARM CONTAINING
NINETY EIGHT ACRES OF LAND. AND STU
FOCk MILES BELOW RICHMOND. FORMER
LIZ OWNED AND OCCUPIED BY JORDAN
BARKER, DECEASED. BY virtue OF certain
decree Of tho Circuit Court Of uenricO county.
entered June ). ls9J, ia ths cause % Margaret
A. Alley "a. James W. Barker, &C., will soil By
auction, 70 tho highest bidder. la front OF tho
HenricO county courthouse, on
SATURDAY, JUNE Il, 1890,
commencing a. - o'ccck ", the sbove-de-
scribed TRACT or LAND.
THIS properly is admirably suited FOR dairy
and truck farm, aud as the ssio Is pere ptory
II presents fine opportunity for securing
good bargain.
TERMS: one fourth cash. balance one, two.
and three JsaFe. negotiable notes 90 be- given tor
tho deferred payments, with interest added and
tho title rctsined until all o. tho purchase
money IS paid and conveyance ordered BY ,De
Court but all the pUrchsse-m may DO paid
Ia cash az the option Of The purchaser.
4. Il. COT RTNEY.
Special Comm ssi0aer.
MASSIsG c. STAPLES & Co., AucliooeorS
In THE CIRCUIT COCRr or THs COUNTY oR Hex
RICo-NLRGARET A. ALLEi, &C, VS.. JAMES W.
BARKER, sc.
Nv. ;. Leske, clerk OF the said court DO GER
tify that Specia-COmmiseione A. X Courtney
has giyan ths bond required ~ him by decree
entered ia said cause on tho 9Th day OF Juno,
1890.
Given under my hand this 7th Cay Of June.
lslJ
!ei0 W. $. LEEhE.
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BY Deuoon, Topper . Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auct!onecrs,
S2l Main street
SALE OF A NEAT co

UCTION SALE OF A NEAT COT
~ TAGE WELL CONSTRUCTED AND ~
NICE REPAIR OS NEWTON STREET. ~
WOODylJLE, OF MBCHANiCSVILLE ROAD
HALE NILE EAST or rHk CIfY.-We VII sell
by auction, on the promises, On
MONDAY, JUSelf, 1899.
at O'Clock p. NJ, the above PROPERTY. Tho
HOUSE IS new and will make a pleasant homo
10 any one only having n small amount 10 IN
vest. Tho LOT has front OF 20 ioet with
de Dth II 40.
TERMS. At sale.
DENOON, TUfPER ( CO,
te1O AlCuulO0rA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

ffVe<Iai t0loKfah 20 EHs UIspbIchI
CrIPgPsB. Va. Juno i2.-Rex Or. Philip
Slaughter. oue Of the Oldest mos, widely -kpown,
AID esteesued ministers Of Tie kpiscopai CHURCH.
10 Virginia. died Ut bis residence near Cedar
Moa1fsln, ia this county. this morning q! 5
oclocs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

The address before tho literary societies was
delivered by Captain Francis K. Lasster. Of Pc
tersburg.
The address before the alumni was delivered
by Professor w. NJ. Thornton.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY John T. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh strcetA

UCTION SALE OF THAT AT
"a TRACTIyE, WELL~BUILT, AND ELIGT-
LOCATED RESIDENCE 40 SOUTH LAT-
pFi STREET. BETWEEN ALBEHARLH AND
sPRING sTHEEfs.-By request Of the ownor
viii sell 81 public auction, on the promises,
Tuesday, JUNE Il, 1890.
80 O'Clock 7. NJ. tho abovc-describsi PROPER
~. The Dwelling (Which was bunt only a few
EARS gpol Is detached, contains seven rooms,
and "a occupied by an excellent tenant Tho
nrsmises are Ia good repair. The Lot has n
pi,oat Of thirty feet on the west side OF Laurel
street and runs back 1855 feet 70 Al alley.
Located In good neighbort GOD, convenient 10
churches. Monroe Pax, within one-Lsn square
Of The sirect-cars, and where real estate is en-
bnnclng so rapidly In value, this property
tho. Ii attract the attention OF capitalists and
others.
TKRHs: Liberal, and announced at sale.
iei3 JOHN I. GODDlN, Aucti0neer.
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T,ARMYILLE AND POWHApAN
Il RAILROAD

GENERAL OFFICES, iO3 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFkCf APRIL 10, lsS.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
g.i5 A, NJ, ria Richmond and Dsnylile railroad,
from Farmyilie, Antioch, Mctise,
Cumberland Courthouse, s0nnysde,
Tobaccogille, Balsviile. Bolong. Pow
hatsn Courthouse, Eppes's Falls,
WATERPROOF. snd Sxlnquerter
lol5 p NJ, Uia Richmond and Petersburg rail-
ROAD, from Wlntsrpock, summit. Per-
due. Beacn. and fendley.
LEAVE RIcnHoSD.
500 p NJ Ella hicnmond aud Danville railroad,
for Farmyillc, Cumberland Court
houss. Poshalau Courthouse, aud all
intermediate points-
b:l5 p. NJ, TIA l,irhmona and Petersburg rail-
road. for Rppsss Falls, WATERPROOF,
and all intermediate 2olnta,
All trains daily excsps sunday.
For tickets, baggage-chscks, tiras-tahles, &C.,
cali upon A. w. GAhBkK. Richmond and Dam
VILE railroad, aud Riehmona and Petersburg
railroad. Z. NJ bGckLaaHAA,
Gsneral Passenger Agent
JANIS r wHxrA. General Manager. sp@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
CoUFON OASIS POSTPONED.

Judge Hancock came over this morning and
held a bret session OF his court. He announced
that me sxty-fvo coupon cases which lad boon
set for trial tomorrow would be poiponed unui
Monday because OF the iuablhy OF jugs
william H. Mann. Of NO.towsy county, who had
been appointed leading counsel IN all coupon
litigation IN the courts Of this circuit 70 be here
Until hat dhy.
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RAfInOAD IIrrr
~ Il szsrSSsy s,sy-ze +: 2. z
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIr.
" WAY COMPANY.

m II y'zssa1zIs 49,. szTg5l
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAN
" WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JuSEai,n
LR4ys RicHV0KD
so A. Il. "Limitsi' daily or on p,,-,..,
Sodoik. Chair Car ki.lm1et J,
Ola Point
ii20 A. ". HIpress. daily for CIn-fap,s r
man Sleeping Cor Fir o. ifr..
sulphur, sli Pullman 5lra1sr
loit.sg..s % Cincinnati
80 z. N. Express iaiy fJr OiI ,9.a'a.f.
fois. Pullman sio8ilas lar
nati tO ca 20 No.
500 2. ". Accom- m9is,ion, oE.s.i saaiay.,.
B0ihwoIl
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
by sutton s. Co..
Real Estate Agents sud Aucsioneers,
.Cll Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO NEW
N TWO-STORY FRAME TENgNyNTS Nos.
500 AND 52s NORTH TWENTY-FlkNr COX
PICKEID STREET, AND VACANT LOT AID
DOMINICAN the request OF the owner We
shall sell AZ public auction, upon the promises,
on
SATURDAY, JUNE "A, 1880,
ct O'Clock p. NJ, those NEW TWC-sTORY
FRAME TENEMENTS, located as above, con-
tanning FIVE rooms, with LOTS, fronting Is feet
each on tho west side OF Twonty-hrst Tor Picketp
street and running back q depth OF l5I feet 70
gu alley.
Also. VACANT LOT adjoining. The above
property on tho north, fronting 40 by lj7 teet 10
an alley
Property ia this locally Is enhancing in
value. Streets are being graded aud large
number OF other Improvements are now being
made. 10 Is situated within one block OF tho
Electric street-car line. and very near TO the
business portion OF the city is Just the class OF
properly tha, rents readily, and Il now occu-
pied y good tenants, SUTTON & CO.,
ie II Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
By Frank D. Hin & Co.. Auctioneors

BY Frank D. Hin & Coz huctioneers
TIRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
1 LOTS on WEST LEIGH STREET NEAR
DlNNEEN STREET AT AICTlOS.-By virtue
Of a deed OF trust, duly recorded 10 the Clerks
Office OF Henrco County Court, Deed oook IA
A. page -, default having boon mado Ia me
payment Il certain nO.es therein secured, ana
having been requested ~ the behehcafy IN
said deed 70 sell the properly msuuone1 N HAld
deed, NllLoder az pubic auction, on The preml-
ses, a. 6 O'Clock +. NJ, On
SATURDAY. JCSR q, 1880.
the PROPERTY mentioned IN said deed and de-
scribed as follows:
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND IN tho
county Of HenricO near tho city OF klchmcnt
ami bounded ds follows:
Commencing e. pOint on north side or Lelsh
street 2}g est east 81 inne-'n street. thance run
ulng along the north side VI sald Leigh street IN
an eastern direction ana fronting thereon 233
feet, thence running back IN a northern direc-
zion aud between parallel hues 100 teet 70 en al
10y 10 ie,t wide, being LO1ss, 10 II, Il, j., ~.
H.. and feet OF LOT No. =, and II feet Of LOT
No. 10 In Dinneen's addition 70 the city OF klch-
mond. These LOTS lie beautifully, and are now
daily enhancing IN value. Come 10 this sale II
You want n bargain.
GBRhs: Enough In ca b 20 pay two notes now
due, 5000 and Sl2Gl7, vita interest ca mo
same and the expense OF sais; balance s92.3s,
duo October :, 1880, AMI tn0 residue 10 10 an
n0unced on day OF saie
FRANK d. HILL, Trustee.
Sale by FRANK d. Hull & CO., Auctioneers.
fsli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

In execution Of tho hereinafter mentioned de-
cree VIC will sell by auction, on the premises,
respectively. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ls, 1890,
beginning atC o'clock =. NJ. in the order named.
the following fkK1 VALUABLE REAL Eo-
TATF-to wit:
!. THAT ATTRACTIVE AND MOST ELIGI-
BLY, LOCATED IHkEF-sTOhY sTOCk-BkiCk
FRONT STORE, No JO7. situated on toe south
side % Broad stTee' between fifth snd SlAtn
streets, aud At present occupied b. Hermann I.
Boschsn. Esq, "a shoe store. II Il unhocessa-
~ 20 say a word In favor OF this property as the
mute sloquence Of It's unsurpassed location,
beautiful arrangement, aud solid construction
tell tho whole tale.
= At64 O'Clock Of samedsy We will sell THE
VALUABLE STORE No. ~ east Broad street az
present occupied by ]. IL. Jenkins as bar &c.'
hituated Just west OF First street aud just 0ppo-
site the palatal dry-goods store Of Messrs. Cohen
q Brother. This house is much more cnpscious
than those near by, having large wing or an
mex running back nearly TO the wide paved
through alley in its rear, and the property rents
fery well.
TEENS: One fourth cash: balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months, for notes with In
ierest added and title retslned.
WILLIAM III. SANDS,
BEVERLEY T.. CkUMP,
Special Commissioners.
BoscHsN. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST BoscHHN'5 Exc
CUroR, &c, DEFsSDASTs-Is THE CHAkCkRf
COURT or THIS CITY OF RICHMOND.
], Charles W. Gofdin, clork Of the said court
,ertify that the bond required OF tho special
oommissiOheFs by the decree in said cause OF
June 8. 1890 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF June,
1890. CHARLES ". GODDIN,
1u6 Clerk.
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YORK-RlYER LlNE,vA " E'rf0'SF
rygFAyoRIrg ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:


TRAIN 10 %. es) p. y.
LOCAL EXPIRES, daay sH,e9. saa aaa', SOP sis
at al stations g A. L' VIA. baltimore ,.osass al
West Point -. q. nexpN
BALrrxoaE nSll 50, daily except saa a.is';
for We,. Poa , se''a a. Ba sa slssS.a
eees'-4s . 80, B.ium9rs aOi Ohlo t1AfV4l iSi
q w a.' Phlsielphis. snd New YORK.
s,eamsrs leave Baltimore 4. d. ds''y' eA's''
ns Tsass. arrive q. Richmond DO A NJ aad 1'.1
A N. ,.,S, a ,,,u
FOCAL. MIXED. daily except Sunisy. lss'os
.,..,nts.a,gt,A sgfeo. for Nes; poln. sad ia.s'
hsssst- si.cs al station foot OF nrsials sLo'-
CIy iesetooiee -corasr Of ien'h anu MA
ssnnSWAAx JAS. |. TAYLOR
rrafic Manager. General Passenger Aseas
JosaPftA fu11s. pivi~isa fsssssxsfA<s@s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

BOscHEN, &C. PLAiNTIFFs, AozISsT RoscHHNs
EXECUTOR, sc. DgYENDAsTs-lH wa tBAN-
CsRY COUKr or rHs CITY OF NicHoND.
!. Charles W. Goidin, clerk Of sad court, cor
tify that the bond required On tn sp0 al conl-
missOners ny tho &c oree ia SAD cause VI Juno
3 1880. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5tn day ~ June,
1890. CHARLES ". GODplN,
fes Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
BY y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctiDneer.
A HANDSOME, CENTRALLY-LO-
GATED
AND
WELL-ARRANGED THREE-STORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
OF
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH STREETS
ATAUCTION

At the request Of Or. c. ". P. Brock. who will.
soon remove to his now dwelling. will sell By
auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, june II, 1880.
nj o'clock p. NJ. tho ATTRACTIVE, COM
PLETE, AND CONVENIENT BRICK AND NAN
SARD RESIDENCE No. rs east Franklin street,
containing about fourteen rooms, with ell tho
modern conyenience-.
IL thoroughness Of construction, handsome
appearance. convenience Of location, and COM
pletcnc-s Of arrangement comDine 20 mako THIS
pr,perty desirable az an investment or ga =
home. IL can Do seen any day between i aud
O'Clock. -
TERMS AT sale. \. W. BOWIE,
tell hucNOneGr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Peculiar in medicinal merit aud wonderful
cures Hoods Ssrsaparlla. 100 doses one
dollar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

THURSDAY. JCSg 70, 1900,
in The order named. 2 following VALUABLE
hEAL Is rATE-to wis:
!. At5 O'Clock ?. n. tho spLENDlDLY-9 TIT.
ATTRACTIVE, AND HIGHLY fALl AALt
BLOCK or BUILDINGS situated a. tho sou BE-
cast corner 0f Grace and Seventeenth stress,
consisting Of turee-stlTy rrick, Recessed frruf'
store u.oi "a a saloon. with comfortable ant ca
uaciouS dwelling above. froBung on soYent"~Iih
street. sud II Two SINS stores in the T., Ar 'front.'
Ing on Grace street with goot looms abo'c, AMI
now, and Ga fact ever since hey we're tudi. Wei
rented 20 good spd prompt tenants. ili, pro.
psrty Will be sold s1hiect 20 ground rent Or
fi.SS per aDuum p@rpctually.
AND AT NALF-PA-I ? Ut LOCK = ". fhhrp
on same day ge Will sell hat unusually hnni-
some end very valuable bJILDlNG LJI ON in9
east SIDE II Laurel street jus. eaS. oi tlnper-
land street aud adloiuing the lao resl lcnc' ~
John II. Bo-chen. deceased, fronting 81 ftei fni
running back tho usual depth .o ~ aley % 70
rear There Is DO more attractive b.; south r
Main street than tnis, and 10 merlt, ehd VIII
doubtless command the n,tenuod Ct those want
ing a flrst-class medium priced huil'ins .oi.
TERMS: ono fourth cRsh residue az az. twelve,
and eighteen monts for notes. Win tGterost
added, and title rotaiaed.
WILLIAM u. SANDS,
BEVERLEY Z. CkuNP,
Srqrtal 1 ,ofnrul--lOners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Ch,o'.oi. Police Ennes left today for stanton
win y ~ Walker, who - charged Win s,e6Ing
Nr A. W Fowiormsn's horse Ia May last The
Horse was shipped by rail Walker was taken
BY 70 see his family In Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

EOR SALE AT AUCTION. A LOT
II FRONTING IS FEET ON DUVAL STREET,
WEN WALKER AND MUNFOHD
sTREEIS.-By reques, of the owner will ofer
To-. sale at public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE IA. 1890,
M o'clock Z. NJ. the aboye-descrlbed PRO-
PIRTY.
TERMS To be announced n. sale.
GEORGE b. CRAWFORD,
f3l2 Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Inthe Mayors Court

Inthe Mayors Court this mOrningR. u. Iamp-
ton, colored merchant, Was arragned on
warrant charging him with selling liquor with
out license. Al the re- uost Of hls counsel ihe
case was continued until tomorrow. IL II SAID
that some liquor ana beer were found In me
store. The charge embraces an offence against
the >taie aud nited states laws.
The case Of Archer EVANS ,rolored). who IL
charged with feloniOus assault upon he per
son u bis stepiauRhtcr aud VINO was arrested
NJ the instance Of his wife, has been continued
until next Wednesday by agreement Of counsel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
TRAINS ARRIVE N RICHaOND'

TRAINS Ahhl ' Il IL ~
so 4. y From Atlanta aai Aasl'A
s43 A. Nj. from Amelia Coar'h,4'N
go y. \. Prom hSle.{h. ,.,.,.,
s.3S T. NJ. At Asnche5.cg, iipA N'o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Donoy and In the Grcu eGs,' Of q 1 sns
rs couny-uoctoo va ""~N '"
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-13

On Wednesday at moor when the en-
ployes OF the Great Falls Water-Power
& Townsite Co. we're being paid, some
thing not down on the bills brought won
der and establishment to two individuals,
Messrs. Parker and McNiel. The former
is the engineer and the latter superintend-
ent of the work being done upon the
dam. When these two gentlemen APP
peared Mr.. A. M. Lambert, who has the
boarding house here, stepped forward
and presented each of them with a hand
some gold watch, chain and charm, with
their respective names engraved upon
each present, accompanied by a neat
speech. Upon the inside Of the case OF
each watch was engraved the p~resenta-
ton inscription. The watches are OF
standard make, valued at about $3.50 each
They were received with much feeling
by the esteemed gentlemen. Mr.. McNiel
made a short response to Mr.. Lambert
but said he could not express himself
and do justice to his feelings. Mr.
Parker said that Mr.. McNiel had said all
that was necessary and further words
were superfuous.
This but slight evidence of the esteem
In which these gentlemen are held anG
the only regret WI have is that we mus
part, but hope all may meet again to con
tinue the pleasant acquaintance begun a
Black Eagle Fails. DAM.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-13
In The House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lion motion of
McKenna of California, the senate bill
was passed appropriatlng $4,000 to re-
imburse Charles N. FELTON,, formerly as
sistant treasurer of the United States at
San Francisco, for losses incurred in the
payment of forged checks.
The house then went into a committee
of the whole burrows, Of Michigan, in
the chair,O on the fertilization appropria-
ton bill. The committee having risen,
the bill was passed together with the bill
appropriating $4,000 to meet the defic
lency in the appropriation for public
printing and binding.
The house again went into a committee
of whole burrows Of Michigan I'm the
chair, on bills reported from the public
lands committee.
Payson, of Illinois, chairman, called up
the bill to indemnify the purchasers Of
swamp land, and to reimburse several
states for lands due them under the
swamp land act. After some discussion
the committee rose for the purpose of
closing the deb.te, but Holman raised the
point Of no quorum.
The house then adjourned.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-13
Two Men Reported Killed in a Skirm-
ish Over on the Cheyenne
River and are Brought
to Life Again.
INDIANS pow MOVING AND QUAHRELuNe
Sitting Bull With Thirty or Forty
Lodges Pulls out for the Bad
Lands-They Mean
Fight.
Indians Reported Starving at the Sioux
Agency-TwO Days Rat,Ons
Must do for Six.

ST. PAUL, Dec. ia Pioneer Press
Pine Ridge special says: Yankton
Charley, one of the Indian scouts who
accompanied interpreters to a hostile
camp several days ago, returned this
morning. He says when they entered
the Bad Lands many of the Indians
wanted TO kill them. This precipitated a
row in which Two Strike and friends,
who wish to come to the agency, de-
Tended the scouts and they remained.
The hostiles told of skirmIsh over on
the Cheyenne river and that two of their
men had been killed, but had been
brought to life again by the Messiah. He
says the time since the council at the
agency last week had been spent by the
Indians in counciling and quarreling
among themselves as to whether they
would give up or not. This difference of
opinion resulted yesterday in a final row
when guns were drawn and on attempt
made to take Two Strikes life. In this
they were foiled and the riot that &C.
CURED resulted in a division of the camp,
a greater number joining Two Strike and
declared their intention to come to the
agency. Thirty or forty lodges nnder
Short Bull and Kicking Bear pulled out
for the Bad Lands. determined to fight.
This Sixth cavalry left Rapid City for the
Bad Lands yesterday.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-13
She Had Done u GooG Days business.

She Had Done u Good Days Business.
An ancient Irish dame has a small
stand close by the Franklin statue in
Printing house square from which she
offers to passersby the cool and refresh
ing lemonade. If there is wind any
where it always seems to find a funnel
up Spruce street, and Boreas was doing
some of his best work on his favorite
thoroughfare one day.
A young woman in her best bib and
tucker, with the inevitable young man,
was crossing from the postofice in the
direction of the bridge. A particularly
strong puff Of wind nearly blew off her
hat, bristling with meadow flowers, and
all her attention was given to keeping it
on her head. The rude breeze, however,
took charge of her dress, and as it blew
around got ~entangled with the only
three glasses Bridget had on her stand.
They fell on the flags, to be simply
smashed into smithereens.
For a moment there was silence, then
the owner, in pure Hibernian, gave vent
to her feelings, and the language was
not really ladylike. The young mar
was, however, equal to the occasion, and
diving into his pocket produced and
gave to Celtic Hebe a dollar bill. The
latter looked at the note for some sec.
onds and then disappeared into that un'
discovered country, SC far az men are
c~oncerned-a woman's pocket.
Jack and Jill had passed on; of this
the vendor of cool drinks made certain
She then deliberately took up her buckle
of water, dashed it on the ground, picked
up her lemons, and folding up her tenn
porary stand made a bee line for home
She had done a good days business
| New York Tribune.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-13
Liberal Unionist Manifesto.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE executive com.
mittee Of the liberal-unionist association
has issued a long manifesto, which con-
cludes as follows:
Parnell and Parnellites have always
been IN untrustworthy body upon whose
pledges no reliance could be placed and
whose parliamentary ~antecedents made
them unfit and unsafe allies for any great
party, and recent events must have forced
this consideration upon the minds of
many home rulers. No distinction can
be made between Parnell and his adhe-
rents and the minority of his party who
seek to depose him. The latter condemn
his delinquencies and accepted his policy
and now make a sacrifice of HIM as a
means of ~extorting fresh terms from their
allies. The mistake British home rulers
made was IL allowing themselves to be
convinced that either the method or the
objects of the Irish revolutionaries had
changed. Neither the Parnellite faction
nor the seceders will ever accept home
rnle without the mental reservation for
absolute separation and complete Irish
independence. Any scheme for home
rule based upon other Irish declarations
ia and always has been lllusory.