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Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-03-15
For Rent

Furnished Room, 407 north Meyer
street.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-03-15

PAUL is marshal, and the 'Vham rob-
bers are not out of the woods, yet.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-03-15

SHAKE, Marshal Paul, the chippy poll
ticians could not down you.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-03-15

The universal depression in bushes s
and general industries in California, is
sowing the seed OF widespread misery
and misery is the mother OF crime. The
over production Of the Golden State has
glutted all aveuuo--0 OF demand, ana tie
people must rest idle until The surplus
has been consumed before any great
activity can take place. We are ? nation
of producers, and when foreign markets
decrease their demands on Us, stagna-
tion, to a certain degree, is the newt
able result. The thousands of unem-
ployed in San Francisco, to day, who
are holding mass meetings, and petition
ing the state for an aleyiation OF their
sufferings, is plain indication that the
gaunt spectre Of idleness and want, is
already, at their doors; and there is
little doubt that real destitution has
prompted the humiliating attitude to-
day maintained by The laboring classes.
But, ike a bird OF ilI-omen. the socialis-
tic element has seized upon the period
OF temporary business depression TO SOW
the seeds of strife and poverty amongst
the toilers. They have influenced the
strikes now pending in various manu-
factories in California, and inaugurated
a conflict between capital and labor al
time when both must be the losers. and
at time also, when labor is so little 10
demand. The strike in the iron
foundries OF San Francisco to-day, is
uncalled for. 1t has been inaugurated
simply upon the discharge Of two union
men; and in few days We may expect
to hear of the suspension, temporarily.
of all the iron factories in that city. We
are in favor of remunerative labor. and
organizations for the protection thereof;
bit sometimes the anarchistic persuasion
foists its satanic presence upon an
honest community, and causes real
misery and want. Labor againCt CAPT
tai even in days Of prosperity. is an up
hill task; but conflict Of this nature,
during an era of business stagnation, is
simply suicide TO the working man.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-03-15

Mr.. Siewert's candy factory has been
a success from the beginning. Fresh
candy every day.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-03-15

VIM. E. Guild and Richard Brady
went TO American Flag On Thursday.
Mr.. Brady viii take charge ofthe affairs
Of the Columbia Cattle Company at that
place, vice j. Il. Clark, who has removed
to the San Pedro near Mammoth.
ColiBOb Williams, of Silver. .King,spent
a day in town this week. He states
that the recent fire in the Silver
King mine was confined to a single aban-
dOned winze, and but little damage OF
consequence was done.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-03-15

SAN Francisco, March S.-The SUI
preme court this morning decided the
long pending contest over the railroad,
the court holding that the complaint is
defective and the mode OF collection of
taxes, under the constitution
is unconstitutional. There were
five suits at the time, defendants being:
Central Pacific, Northern Railway Co.,
San Pablo and Tulare Co, Southern Pa
citic Railroad Co., and California Pacific
Railway Co. The decision is rendered
In the case of the first named. 1t was
written by Justices Mcfarland, Pater
son, Sharpstein and Works Justice
Thornton and Chief Justice Beatty dis
sented, the latter writing short opin-
ion in support of his views.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March S-The fu-
neral services of Hon George II. PeHdle-
ton, were held yesterday morning at
Christ Church, attended by ssthe family
and friends only, Meanwhile a cortege
was formed to escsrt the remains to Mu-
sic Hall, and consisted Of a detachment
OF police, First Regiment Ohio National
Guards. Gov. Campbell of Ohio, and staff
The hearse was surrounded in hollow
square by members of the old Wood
ward Club. A carriage contained the
family and friends, Mayor Mosby, and
Gov. Buckner, of Kentucky. Ex-Presi-
dent Hays, and number Of other promi-
nent persons, and civil Societies, and all
political clubs of both parties, also. at
tended.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-03-15

The Tucson Citizen wants Ed. Wells
Z Prescott, appointed Chief Justice.
I'd is good lawyer and mighty solid
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-03-15

Mr.. j. I. Porter, the hog raiser Of
Sonora, with his partner has ordered
some 800 bushels Of seed corn from Tue
son, to plant on their new ranch about
% miles east of Magdalena, Sonora. Mr..
Porter experimental with American
corn last year, and it was a complete
success, hence, they viii try it on large
scale this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
LOUISA VETERANS
Adopt Resolutions Of Thanks to Lee ana
Pickett Camps and the People

Adopt Resolutions Of Thanks TO Lee and
Pickett Camps and the People
of Richmond.
Alta meeting Of tho Louisa Veteran Associs-
ton held In the courthouse buil1ing Monday'
June Q, 1890, Captain w. 7. Meade was called 70
the chair and W. II. Young was requested 10 scl
as secretary The Chairman stated tho oblec'
OF the meeting, wheroupon the following reso-
lutlOus wore read and unanimously adopted;
Whereas tho Louisa Veteran Association has
been 70 Richmond to the unvoiling oil inc statue
81 our beloved Lee nnd whereas the hospita0le
treatment and many cour.eses received at the
bands Of me good people az our metropolis 90
mAnd come acknowledgement on our part;
therefore be IL .,
That they were profoundly impressed with tho
success OF everything connected with the cere-
monies attending the dwelling; that the enter
iainment 40 generously provided for tho various
veteran ASSOCIATIONS and military organizations
by tho Los and Pickett Camps Of Confederate
Veterans was simply magnificent, ana exciteo
our surprise no less than our sincere grailtuue.
that the details OF the parade were so admlrsDiy
managed IA 10 call for the highest praise OF
all who witnessed It; that the decorations 80
profusely displayed IN every part OF the city
were in all respects worthy Of the grand occa-
sion and reflected great credit on the various
commercial houses and private individuals
along the line Of march. and that the GRAFTON 90
lyered by Colonel Anderson descriptive
OF tho life and services OF our Hiustrous chief
tain was magnificent in conception, well timed,
and worthy Of the theIne and surroundings ;
that the enthusiasm of our lovely women who
gTaced the occasion 10y their presence was an
Inspiration 70 us all, which can BE- forgotten
on y In death that tho genial feeling and good
fellowship peryadns all ranks and condiuohs
were source Of much qualification TO ali pres
ent; aud last. that tho immense crowd was u
national event Ia our history and benediction
on ali who attended.
Resolred. That these resolutions be forwarded
Lee and Pickett Camps OF Confederate Ncte-
rams aud a copy DO cent tho Richmond Di1Gtch,
Tirnss and Louisa Adrdnce, with request TO
publish W. +. MEADE Chairman.
w. N. Young, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
DIOHMOND. FREDEElCG5BCa
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IAIII - 1T NT E|NIN
GlsA. n. leA'os kibs Arrives as Aiaisni .
793A.h.
COP n. accommodation leavss bTri sNsas
station arrives Al 4.ali s. B. b. n
GAP. leayos kiDA arrives a. Asl SUI a.
aHf.A.
6a5 A. n. arrives slbA Leaves Ash aai ai'D
A. 4.
GIA n. accommOdNaln ArrFes A. hyt
Gree, station Leaves Aial--- a.
A. N.
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s.3J T.. 81.
1. A. TAYLOR. frt~ Ns.af1r
Z T ID NYRR.. Gan.raI y .u.r-. LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
INSTANTLY KILLED.
He Falls from IA Second-story Window
Possibly Robbed.

CoLrMnrs. Ga, June 1l.-Farly this
morning Il. II. Caldwell, a prominent ran;
road contractor at East Point, Ga. fell
from n second.story window at the inser-
soil Hotel at Phpnlx City, Ala. opposite
Columbus. and crushed in his skull. lie
was Killed instantly. Mr. Caldwell was
here attending to some work of the Cen.
trail railroad He had been drinking and
it IS supposed fell asleep in the window.
He was middle-aged man and well OF.
He had nearly $500 on his person last
night. The money couldnot be found. The
coroner Will investigate the case and an
effort Will ae made 10 find the parties he
was last with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
NINeTY-sM DAYS ON soDA-wATeR.
A Remarkable Case of Slow and Fatal
Starvation.

DuBuouE. Iowa, June 1O.-Tommy SUIT
ton. after living without solid food for
ninety-six DAYS. died yesterday During all
his fast his only su-tenance was soda-water.
A council of physicians united IN pro
nouncing it a case of paralysis OF the
stomach and bowels. Some years ago the
lad suffered fall and was never IN perfect
health thereafter Ninety-s,X days AGO his
stomach refused all solid foods. and soda
water was the only LIQUID he could retain.
His suferngs were intense, and he bore
them uncomplainngly until death came to
h s relief. Physicians pronounced the case
one of the most remarkable on record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

have his arm broken In two places: The
tree he was cutting in falling lodged upon
another tree, which Mr.. Brooks undertook
10 get out OF the way, when the lodged
tree came down upon him, Just missing
his head, which had IL struck he would
have been instantly killed:
The large circle of the brethren and &c &c;
ouaintances of the Rev. Francis Scott Will
be pleased TO learn that he Is rapidly re;
covering from his recent severe illness, and
Is now riding out.
The oat crop, which ut one time pro-
missed 80 favorably. is now a general fall-
ure in this region. Some farmers are
grazing and following the land for corn;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
A Horrible scene.

Willie Dodds. aged three years, died a
horrible death sunday night from, by dro-
phobia at Peoria, Ill. To add to the hor.
ror Of the situation Just as the little fellow
was IN the last agonies of death he sprang
from the bed and bit his mother and his
aunt, who were waiting on him. The boy
was bitten about six months ago by dog
which has as yet shown no symptoms of
madness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Twill cell by auction. on the promises. on
TUURSDAY. JrSg II, 800

Twill cell by auction. on the promises. on
THURSDAY, june u, 1870,
heginning nj 30 O'Clock z. VI. sharp, ~ LOTS
on he north sido II franklin street, beginning
NJ the line Of property owned by the heirs Of
MIR W. g. Alien, dec ased, and thence running
wesiwardy and fronting together 81 feet They
will be sold In lots Of about 81 feet by depth 81
$50 feet % wide alley. Eemember, Franklin
street IL sc fcet wide Ia front OF ihe3' io-H.
Aud then will sell ~ LOIS on Tho south side
Of Grace lust north OF thosc above mentioned,
each fronting 29xlt0 feet 10 au alley - fect wide.
Aud next / will sell LOIS on the north side
Of Grace street. beginning at Aliens subdivision.
each 99xI50 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
assert with confidence that there ara no lots
handsOmer or surer 10 grow In yaluc ma In pub
lie favor ihBn these, Tor the ground IS high and
dry aad a, levo! "a tlliari table. and they are
almost under the worry shadow ~ the grand Leo
monument, which Will a. once draw ~ hat sac
tiop largo AMI wealthy "lGss u settlers; IN fact
an nrcaijert IL now engaged Ia designs Tor resi-
dences soon TO be erected in mat highly favored
locality.
Il j. expected that every lot viii be offered IL
is promised that every lot offered Will he sold.
TERMS: one third cash, an1 tho residue at ono
and two yeas Cor notes, with interest added
and secured By trust decd. Plats free.
je6 y. W. BOWIE, Aucioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

BoscHVS, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST BosoHgN's ExE-
CUTOR, &c, DEFgSDASTs-IS THz CHASCERY
COURT or THB CITY or RICHMOND
/, Charles w. Goddn, clerk Of the said court,
certify that tho bond required Of tho special
comm ssioners by the decree in said cause OF
June 3, 1880. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5'h day u June,
1870. CHARLES ". GODDIN,
fu6 Cierk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
BY Quarles & Mccurdy,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
uCTION SALE OLA NEW.BUILT.

A LECTION SALE OLA NEW-BUILT,
n nYrACuRD FRAME DWELLING; AT Tan
soIfTHWEST COkSEg OFTWENTY- SEVENTH
ISD o STREETS NO so AND VACANT LOT
dDJolNING, on IRE WEST LINE OF TWEEN
Y-sEvENTH BErwEES AND o sTREErS.-
upon tho promises. Oh
FRIDAY, JUNE ~, 1900
a, a O'Clock p. NJ, the aforementioned PRO-
pRRTY. The dwelling contains seven rooms.
pantry. bath. culverts, gas, and water, aud has
been built a short time, and Ia In perfect order.
Lot esxigs feet TO alley.
Immsdiately thereafter We will offer the LOT,
fronting "a feet adjoining, running back les feet
10 alloy.
cure pleasant homo Wen located, or make .
f,rst-olsss Investment
TERMS: Liberal, and atsa,e.
QUAhLxs d NcCURDY,
les Austtonsarh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

ponlcy and wife, In the Circuit Court Of Hsnrico
Mouutcastie. 1870. Oh Juno o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

TRUSTEE'S SALE BY AUCTION
4 OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
SITUATED on THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
LOUISIANA AND FULTON STkEET.-By virtue
VI d deed Of trust from Charles W. Leonard and
wife, dated Decem Der J. lss6, duly recorded In
Deadlock 1911 y. page 33i, 10 the Clerks oriee OF
the Richmond Charcery Court default having
been made in the payment OF a certain note
therein secured. ana having been requested 80
to DO by the note holder. ! will OIer for sale
at public auction, upon ine premises. on
FRIDAY, JCSEl3, 1890,
at o'clock p. NJ. tho above PROPERTY. fully
described In saii deed, fronting on the north
side OF Louisiana street IS feet and running
back on the east line OF Fulton street 10 feet 20
en- alley 10 feet, with a FRAME DWELLING OF
ave rooms thereon, being n part OF the real
estate conveyed 20 the said Charles ". Leonard
by Thomas Pollard and wife by deed dated
April "a. 1873. duly recorded in the Clerks ONCE
Of the Richmond Chancery Court In Deed-book
100 Il. page 36l.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay of negotiable
note OF i6957 and amount OF Insurance due, $40,
with all costs and expenses OF sale balance,
si3j5i to be- paid as ser forth ia terms OF trust,
and 10 be ANNOUNCED at time OF sale.
FRANK u. HILL, Trustee.
CHARLES A. Rose. Auclioneer. JOS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
By John T. Godtin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
4 FRAME DWELLINGS ON THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF CHAFFlN AND BEECH
STREETS BY AUCTION.-By virtue OF GER
tain decd OF trust. bearing date 20th February.
C0ur. ia Deed Book 40 c, page 81 defAul,
having been made "a the payment OF certain
no therein secured and being required 50 20
do by ths beneficiary, will sell st public auc-
uon, on tae premises, on
FRIDAY, 18TH JUNE, 1897,
a,6 o'clock P. ~, all that CERTAIN LOT OR
PARCEL OF LAND ~ southeast corner OF CT AZ.
On and Beech streets. fronting 80 feet 10 inches
and running back lbs feet with TWO NEW
FRAME DWELLINGS thereon containing four
TEgxs: Cash sufficient to pay of a negoia-
BE note OF $3.50 with interest thereon from 9th
May, 1890. and expenses OF sale, aud the balance
an snch terms as will be announced at time OF
sale. HcOHoH L. hOshhs.
ee9lOIl,i2,&l3 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, ls9O,
IN the order named, tho following VALUABLE
REAL ESrATE-to wit:
l. Ats O'Clock +. NJ the sPEESDlDLY-RUIlr.
ATTRACTIVE, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE
BLOCK OF BUILDINGS situated at the sou h.
cast corner OF Grace and Seyenteeonth streets,
consisting Of three-story brick, recessed front,
store used "a a saloon, with comfortable ana ca
Dacious dwelling above, fronting on Seventeenth
street. and Of two small stores IN tho resr 'front.'
ing on Grace street with good rooms above. an l
now, and Ia fact ever since hey we're buft, we'll
rented to good and prompt tenants. This pro-
perry Will DO sOld subject 20 ground rent OF
fii. - per snnum perpe,ualiy.
AND AT HALF-PAST O'CLOCK 2. v. sharp
on same day We will sell that unusually hand
some Gnd very valuable BUILDING LOt on the
cast side OF Laurel street Just cast OF Cumbor-
land street, ard adjoining the late rcsiience 81
John II. Boschen, eceasod, fronting % feet and
running back the usual depth 20 al alloy IN TIE
rear. There Is no more attractive lot south =
Main street than this, ami II merits 0nd Will
doubtless command tho attentioi OF those want
ing frst-cass medium priced building loi.
TERMS: one fourth cash: residue stsiK twelve,
aud eighteen mcnts for notes. with interest
added, and title retained.
WILLIAM II. SANDS.
BEVERLEY T. ChUMP,
q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
AUCTION sALEs-Fasar. Dsys.

Nv virtue Of the decree mentioned below We
will soil, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS, 1890,
a, Is minutes pact O'Clock r. NJ. that FINELY
LOCATED THREE-STORY STORE No. 2i0 EAST
BROAD STREET, between second and Third
streets. occupied by Mr.. Sol j. Binswangcr.
This property adions the handsome new store
now being erected by Messrs ID. y i. hittel-
dorfer for their OVID use and than which there
will be mono better. AM has front OF tweniy-sx
and a halt feet by a great depth 10 a court or
space which will be Of immense value In giving
light and ventilation.
There are few. II any. better located stores
than this, and It's future Is beyond doubt
TERMS; 1921 IN cash and the residue at six,
twelve, aud eighteen months, for notes with In
terest added and title retained
WILLIAM Y. SANDS,
BEVERLEY L. CRUMP,
JAMES PLEASANTS.
Special Commissioners,
BoscHEY, &C. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST BOscHgSs
EXECUTOR, &C, DEFBNDANTS-lN TIE CHANCE
RY COUNT or THE CITY OF IcHA'ND.
!. Charles ". Goddin. clerk Of said court, GER
ufy that the bond required OF the special COM
mssOners by the decree In said caIse OF June
g. 1890, hes been duly given.
GIVEN under my hand this 9Th day of June,
1890 CHARLES W. GODDiN,
te6 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
KNOW I MAKE NEW YORK AND
LONDON sYLEBOoTs AND
SHOES TO ORDER

/ have Just opened my New Store, No. 900
Bank street. opposite tho Capitol Square, where
am now prepared and fully equipped 20 make
to order only the FINEST BOOTS AND SHOES
for ladies' aud gentlemen The material used
will he frst-cass and the work and finish OF oil
my shoes will be according 10 tho latest New
York and London styles. A good ntguaranteed.
Give me trial A. vOLMER,
9O9 Bank, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
P. S.-Corns removed and ingrowing nails
cured. 1e 10-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
By Manning c. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1l0ib Main street

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
y or DESIRABLE FARM CONTAINING
NINETY-EIGHT ACRES or LAND. AND STU
ATED on TIE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD ABOUT
FOUR MILES BELOW klCHM Mp. FORMER
LY OWNED AND OCCUPIED BY JORDAN
BARKER, DRCEASED.-By virtue Of a certain
decree Of the Circuit Court Of uenrco county.
entered June ;. l-9J, in the cause OF Margaret
auction. 10 the highest bidder. in front Of the
HenricO county courthouse, on
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1890.
commencing a. II o'c ok u. the above-de-
scrbed TRACT or LAND.
This properly - admirably suited for a dairy
and truck farm, aud as the sale Il peremptory
It presents fine opportunity for securing o
good bargain.
TERMS. one fourth cash: balance ono, two,
and three years. negotiable notes 70 be given for
thu deferred payments, with interest added and
the title retained until all Of tho purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court, but all the purchase-mODeY may DO paid
in cash at the option Of the purchaser.
A. h. COURTNEY.
Special Con NJ ssioner.
MANNING C. srAPLBs & CO., Auct.oueers.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or thu COUNTY OF HEN-
RICO-MARGARBT A. ALLEY, SC, vs.. JANIS W..
BARKER, &C.
!. ". ;. Leake, clerk OF the said court, do cor
tify that Special Commissioner A. X. Courtney
has given the bond required OF him by decree
entered 10 said cause on the 9Th day OF June,
1880.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF June,
fs9J
IelO S LEEKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
RAILROAD IT~vx

-
"a ~ ,5sS4s5 gsslsszS gyEyFl
RICHMOND AND DANyILTF
~ RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN ygRECT APRIL ., In,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND =,
80 A III. SOUTHERN E1PRRss. danv - a.
Iso a, Augusta, and points sour - %
nect' a. JroensbOrV Tor Dnrh,,, ~.
Eaieigh. NJ salisbury Dor w'.,,i
North Carolina Passenger "a, 81. a
sleeper at9P. ". Ihroasn ~. -
from UeBv.lie south. 'y'H
e;2o A. M. ACCOAAODATiOS. daily. .,-.-.
sunday 10 Clover. Va, ani ~
fnedi1to p0intI -'-
100 A. NJ. VIRGINIA AND NORTH cARor,,.
Express, daily, through raj. =
haislgh IA KeysyiiIe. Come, ,
burkeyiilo win norfolk All H.....E'
ralir0si tor farmuie. Lyuu.t...
ani points West; ~ Keysyf.
,iarss'i'ie' oxford, henienoa. al
500 =. NJ. FAST MAIL, daily. Tor Ausnt,
gusia, sni point, south. Cos-1-..''. -
ho's.eys Junction VIA sarar :,
Gn1 f9whaaa railroad A. O-,,..
boro' FOR Durham ant ka.e.,.
Ssisoury for Western Ns-.,
IDA through s.oopen ir0u VA,
500 p n. local, daily. ercopi srsf,v o..
Amelia Coust40ase an iG,sr.ae. a.
poin.t
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
s si1 = : ~ ~ From A,lani, ami Augusta
sl5 A. " From Amelia Cour.a3.sN
40 =. NJ. From Raoigh
5.55 r. NJ. Al Manchester. from )vsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
THE pANWLLE POSTMASTER.
Harrison Disgusted with the Dirty
Wrangie--A Clean Way Out.
fsract.l sofagra 20 sha ntsnasoh


Especial telegram TO the Disps,eh.l
DANvIILr, Va, June III. ii. Johnston,
who was recently nominated by the Presl-
Dent 10 be postmaster at Danville, has not
yet been confirmed, and desperate effort
Is making by Johnston's opponents 10 lay
Johnston on the shelf. All sorts OF charges
have been preferred against HIM, and it is
limited that Johnston will sue his accusers
for defamation of character.
MORE AND MORE DISGUSTING.
The wrangle which was begun soon after
MI. Harrison was inaugurated has grown
more and more disgusting, and If the
powers that be believe all tho vile things
that the aspirauts have said of each
other they must have concluded lone AGO
that there is not Republican In Danyiile
at 20 hold the position. IL has been hunted
20 certain parties in nanyille that the
President is disguised with the whole
business and would appoint some lady 10
the position II her application be sent In.
HINT WELL TAKEN.
Taking the hint petition was al once
drawn up asking that Mrs Sarah II. Mar.
tin. Of this city, be appointed and the pc
tition was circulated to-day. Ii is signed
of course by all the best citizens Of this
CITY and will be one of the strongest pa
pers the President ever received. Mrs.
Martin is widow lady and daughter-in-
Law Of the Rev. DR.. Alexander Martin, of
the Presbyterian Church. She is a most
estimable lady and is in every way worthy
of the position.
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sp0NsIFvIJ' VH
THURSDAY. Juxg 70. 1890,

In execution Of the presently mentioned de-
cree We will sell oy auction, on tns premises re-
anartfvQiy on
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AUCTION sALEs-Fusur. Days.

NOM N s s o Y ERS 3 A Il T.
FIRST. CLASS. CoMPACTLY-BUiLT.
AND
PROFITABLE BLOCK OF STORE PROPERTY
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SEW
ENTEENTH STREETS
AND
AN EXTRA HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
SOFRgT FRONT,
on
LAUREL STREET.
ADJOINING TIE STYLISH RESIDENCE OF
THE LATE joins II. BOsCHEN.