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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
Ginning Establishment DESTROYED.
Try telerranh 10 the Dispatch.l

WELBoRS, Fla, November 20.-The
ginning establishment OF A. ID. Hem
ming was burned here this evening.
About seventy bales Of cotton and forty
tons OF cotton-seed were burned. The
fire caught from match in the gin.
The total loss is estimated at $4,000 no
insurance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
Round Trip Tickets to Florida.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.i

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, November 90
Commissioner Mann, Of the National
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union.
announces that the Pennsylvania railroad
and the Atlantic Cosst-Line will sell on
the 2Sth and Doth instsnts one fare round
trip tickets to Ocala, Fla, and return,
good for thirty days. The rate applies
both to delegates and the general public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21

WANTED, BY A RICHMOND MAN
w Of pleasant address and good habits
POSITION AS TRAVELLING SALESMAN. Has
had several years experience on the road. Can
give good references. Address "G.," Posi-onlce
Drawer No. 90. city. no Io-OI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
wlLLlAMseURG's TOURNAMENT.
knights fitting at the Ancient Capital of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ball.

knights fitting at the Ancient Capital OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ball.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Disps,ch.I
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Nov. 20, 1890.
The "grand tournament and ball ="
tised and which had been the subject OF
lively anticipation for several weeks
came of yesterday. The Knights, eigh-
teen in number. in costume, moved In
columns of twos up Main street, led by
their chief marshal. Colonel Randolph
Harrison, mounted upon a spirited iron
gray. A crowd numbering several hun
dred gathered at the grounds, among
whom were large number OF the fair
sex.
TIE CHARGE TO THE KNIGHTS.
The knights we're charged by Judge
RI l.. Henley in remarks most appro-
pirate TO the occasion The Judge said
be was not go mach in favor OF fitting
for prizes, but rather favored the custom
rs practiced during the Olympian games
OF ancient times, which was to secure the
honor OF GROWING some fair maid queen
Of love and beauty, which sentiment was
loudly applauded by the knights and
many Of the spectators.
THE PRIZES.
The results of the fitting were as
follows:
First prize. q handsome top buggy,
Won by Mr.. J. Il. Blakey, as the
knight OF Middlesex," taking all nine
rings
Second prize, gentleman's hunting
ease gold watch. H." won by Mr.. Ii.
r. Wynkoop, as the Knight Of Lon
DON"
Third prize. saddle, bride, and mar
tn9sle, won by Mr.. X. A. Treakle as the
"knight OF White Stone"
Fourth prize, fine pair OF silver plated
spurs. won BY Mr.. W. M. Brown as the
"kAight Of Lancaster"
THE CORONATION.
After the crowd dispersed at 1880
o'clock Cameron Hall was comfortably
Allied 10 witness the coronation and ths
royal set, beautiful address being de
Nvsred BY Mx. u. X Montague, o.
HAp11oR Nx q. q CQuhA otIanaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
No Nomination Yet.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 90
The Democratic senatorial caucus took
three ballots tonight. The last stood !:
Pugh, 40 Kolb, ~ ;Seay. ~ Watts, 8 ;
and nine divided between Congressman
Clarke and Wheeler. II Is thought the
nomination will be reached tomorrow
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
By Frank D. mn & Co.
No. 6 north Eleventh streo'.
WEST END LOTS. IN PLAN Oh

INVEST END LOTS, IN PLAN OF
w ARLtSGTON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Bv virtue Of decd OF trus. from l. Z. Nel~
vanger and wife 20 ". l. CoWariin. ir'ntee.
default having been made I'm tho payment OF
moo secured IN q decd dated lstn June. l''5.
ana duly recorded Ia CLERKS Ollse Henrico
County Court, IN Deed BOOK ll3 G, PAGE IL. aud
being requested so TO DO by the beneficiary, We,
the undersigned substituted trustees, by order
of Honrico County Court July Is, 1899, VIII pro-
coed to sell az auction, ON tho premises AZ "a
O'Clock p. NJ,
MONDAY. NoysHBEs q, 1890.
the PROPERTY described In SAID deed. a. fol
lows: All those lots Of land in tho county OF
Heprico, near the city Of Richmond. Ia the plan
OF Arlington. being Nos. 81. IS, 80 aud So on tho
north side Of Dance street between carter anu
Ritchle streets. fronting cacn 30 feet Oy 5O zig
feet. being part Of TIE real estate conveyed 10
said Nsswanger by c. W. Wallace ana WIG
May 20, l572
TEENS: While the deed calls for cash. much
more favorable terms will DO granted on day OF
sale. FkANh w; SnhiSAiA''
Substituted Trustees
FRANK d. HILL & CO., Auctloneor. DO ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
by IS. F. Turner g Co.
Real Estate Agents snl A1'ii.As'iH
si2 east Broad. pl0le So
TRCSTEE's sALE OF \ ~ y

TRUSTEES SALE or 4 MOST y
Il sIaABLE VACANT ~ lLllNsg, ~ 10 I
FRONTING Thirty FEkf ot We ~, ,l,x
sIDE or TAYLOR STREET Ann D. w
BACK 100 FEET BErWEsN PAhALl-~ A''-'
TO ANALLKY, AT AUCTION, on
MONDAY. NoysnssE o. $50.
AT4oocLoCKP on THE PREM ,- -
fault having been made iu tAe payment -,
tain note secured 10 a deed of 6 lH ~ i... ~,
Nay IA. fsSs And duIy recorded il o.. .efs
rcs, RirnInonI Cnancsry C0urL Desd'S. -
paRe 90. aud having been lcI4rsifl ~ -.
holder. ! will soil tho proper m7A'.r.fy
saii deed a. f1ii0ws; AL luAA
PIECE OR PARCEL OF ihNp ~ ih.' % -
and boing In "a. western psr, VI i.' . p,
Klchmond, Va. G0auns y t'ti %. y. "a
siae OF TAYLOR street An1 ru1uinf "a !.
between parallel lines % an si'fj a. -
mated on Ale1AnicT q. Lees plan ~ 'lA--i
Harvey As 10. No ~ In square No. a
TsEas; Casn sufficient s. pay any n -
NAV be due, The expenses ~ sac, a. -
rhayg. a note for SIS 30. With iniefr'. pr
fropp November -. isy', Ala ne fes1l-'
term, As Ihe grartOr may gro,-tiee, ,-,.,..
B.F. TrRsss & Co, Agci 2nsefs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
THE REAL ESTATE CONVENTION.
Various Topics Discussed-A Bureau of
djourned Sine Die.

Informstlon-Adjourn Sine Die.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November 20.-The
Real Estate Convention reassembled at
1880 tonight and discussed various mat
tera A committee of nine was APP
pointed TO draft constitution and by
laws for the State Association and map
out work for the February meeting.
The President was directed to CORE
spond with the various exchanges OF the
State in regard to establishing bureau
of information in New York so as to
bring Virginia and her resources as
prominently before the country as posi-
BILE. The usual resolutions OF thanks
we're adopted and the convention adj
journed SINE die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21

RDwARDs, PLaNrIFg. A0ussr WaLruss ANo
OTHERS DsF8NnANn lN fns thAhckaf
CoURr or TIE err o. kicuHosh
|. Charles W. G7idiu, risrk OF sail court cor
lily nat the bond roo tres ~ the special come
missioner BY the decree in said cause oi ACgon-
Der H.. J. 90. has bern duly given
Ciiven under my hsnl this Dis b lhy n Noyom.
Der, 800 tuAhLha W. h1pDift
no 10 Clslk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
l1snl.on 40.
By Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents ani A4..1Haerl.
1914 Main street

TRUSTEE'S SALE or 4 FRAME
4 STORE KNOWN As 3D. $40 Irergs
STREET. by virtue 81 n certain ieei ~ fr.,t
20 the undersigned trusiee. dAt-i AUGUSTA f..-
and 81 record IN the Clerts ON sr ~ 90 -.rlrf
Chancery Court, Deei-Book rs "C.H raFs ~
default having been made m tts paymfnf ffh.
debts secured thereby ana beiug reIl.rsl .r %
DO by the beneficiary therein. sla ufntssl %
sell AZ public auctlon, on en- prem .es. oa
TUESDAY, N0ygxags Is. fso.
st 40 o'clock T. ~. Tub PROPERTY ioratsi I.
above The building Is = g00i frsno slora slth
dwelling soovr. and contains f0ls lori Eve rc.ns
besides the sore-room. Tho iot frons a. fest
on Lester street ami runs back tetWesu parallel
lines about 10 feet
TsKss. Cash ne 90 EXPENSE. ~ sole AT usv
OF n note Of t2il. win some interest: no haI.
sncs upon such terms as VIII % announce at
the hour Of sale. &. ID. 81 TON, Trustee
SUTTON & Co. Auctioneers. nN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
Hot-shot In Blaine's Old District.

by telegraph % the DispeIch.I
AUGUSTA, Me-, November 20.-Awarm
contest for the Republican nomination
for representative in Congress in the
Third (Blaine's old district) in 1892 has
been precipitated by one of the candi-
dates sending out letters asking for sup
port. j. II. Manly is that candidate,
and j. A. Manchester Haynes, OF Au-
gusta, p. Wiswell, Seth l.. Milliken
(present incumbent), Governor Burleigh,
j. S. Walter, and l.. 7. Carlton are also
candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
THE PILOT OF THE MERaIMAc.
Death OF Captain Parrish, the Oldest of
the Norfolk Association.
Especial telegram to the pispatch.l

tSpeclal telegram 70 The Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November 20.-Cap-
tain William Parrish. the Oldest member
OF the Virginia Pilots Association, died
at his home in Berkeley tonight. He
was pilot Of the famous Confederate IRON
clad Merrimac at the time of her battle
with the monitor and frigates Cumber-
land and Congress in Hampton Roads in
1852, and stewards served with distinc-
ton in the navy of the Southern Confed-
eracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
ReassAdmiraA Giisson Dead.
fNv t~Ya~vanhta the Disnntrh-,

PHIADx1fuA, Pa. November 90
aear-Admiral Oliver 8. Glisson. United
Hhutss navy, retired, diea Ut his residepcs
in this city this morning; aged eighty
one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
AUCTION sALys

-~~~N"oy',>''oN sAIL'1ks ..-u,ur. Dap,
By u. Seldom Tsyior Son. .>'''-',>'
a'si Estate Agents and Aacslon..,
ofico corner Eleventh and s.as stree.
COURT SALE BY PUBLIC Arc
" Ton, on tho premises, on HNO-
WEDNESDAY, NoyssByR d ia,
Arfo'CLOcK PM.
NICE COMFORTABLE TwosToRY BRlcv
DWELLING.
No II, on THE EAST SIDE OF TgEyrv
FIRST STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND Frankie sTRzz-s
CONTAINING FOUR ROOMS. Asa
IsGooD ORDER.
Rsnk'ns stminisrs,rixl In ~ chan,.,,
RioIly's admini.;rssOr, SCI q Ei.t N ioi 'g
In pursuance 81 tho decree ~ Sor,~t..-
1890. In tho sooVe-named cause We - 49,
signed spe,isi com missoncrs. sp.0.1tel frft..
purpose, will offer f0r sale, upon ns r-.n.....
tho HOUSE and LOT "a above iorafet. 800,
day md at tho hour hereinne'lre mentioned
Trsss One third cash. tho balaneo AL 81,
twelve. and clghtscu moths, ro.0ti,bl, -,t..'
interest eddcd. or al cash a. option - fre nue.
chaser: title retained ustil % deed 10 orf.r-t q,
the Court. PRESTON COOKE
WILLIAM G. PKF>rOg.
Special ommissl0ners
RANKIN's ApNisisrRiTRfX, pLsiNrfYg, AGlvs,
HgtLIG's ADMINISTRATOR sND OraHss-lsrss
CHAScsKY CoCRr or rH, CITY or Kcnv.sN
!. Charles ". GOddln, clerk = eaii cogrf. y.
ufy ths, the bond required % ne spera. n.
missioncrs by mo decree In saii calsr % y.
yenber :. isll, has been duly given.
Given under my hand thi8 istn Gay N.ra-a.
Der, iSll. CHARLES W. GOIIrN
no ~ Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21

at never fails 10 relieve st once" ID
xhst everybody says Of d.. Bulls
QQlah Ayyup. /,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE
EXTRA HANDSOME AND VERY VALUABLE
RESIDENCE LOTS
ON PARK AVENUE, JUST BEYOND THsLRs
MONUMENT. BY AUCTION.
7. NOVEMBER 20, 1870.

In execution ofthe heroin after toned Do
cree wo will cell by auction. on the promi-
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1890.
at ~ O'Clock p ~, LARGE NUMBER OF
HANDSOME, WRLL~LOCATsD, DRY AND At
TRhCTiNE BUILDING LOTS on the south side
OF Park avenue, extending from Cedar 20 Robin
son streets, distance q 80 feet. and extending
back TO hensington street, n distance OF 1872 feet
along Cedar street and OF go 2-l2 feet along
Robinson street, thus aGording two fronts rs 10
about one holt II tho distance from Cedar 70
Robinson streets
Isshould BE- borne in mind that Park avenue
" An already graded street now much used as .
pleasure drive from Lomoardy street to the
boulevard. and that kensinKton street IS ABOUT
% be opeued ian assured facp from the city
westward for three mileA
This property will no sold az a whole or Ia lots
as may eeem best at time OF sale Piats showing
how the land may be subdiyided can DO seen ~
the Office Of the suctioncer.
TsRMs Cash sufficient 10 pay he costs OF suit
md sale and 10 discharge tho following debts
to wis: l) i3Ss666, with protest fee and Interest
itom 9Th Of October. 1850: ~ si,lO.5n, with IN
terest On a. 800 ~ part thereof, from the 18TH OK
March, 1870, with interest on s. 1855. u. another
part thereof, from the 5th OF April, t5sO. aud on
sl.s1.92, the balance thereof, from the bth OF
October IsgO 90 q, qf2 81, with protest fee AID
interest thereon from she 9Th a April, 1870, aud
the residue on q credit Of twelve months Ter
notes. with interest added, and secured oy q
trust-deed. HILL CARTER,
WILLIAM Il. SANDS,
Special Con miss.Oners-
CREysHAw, TRUSTEE, PIAiSrIFF, AGAINST STEEL,
&C., DsFgSDkNrs-lH TVS CHANCRRY CoURr
or THs CITY or RICHMOND
l. Charles w. Goddn. clerk ~ said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree 10 me eali cause
OF Noyem Der 8, 1890, has been auly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of Noyem-
Der, 1890 CHARLES W. GoDDlN, Clerk,
POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale Ia postponed until
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER g, 1890,
att O'Clock p. NJ, and win take place at y. W.
Bovs's Office. No. Eleventh street, instead OF
on the premises HILL CARTER,
WILLIAM II. SANDS,
= ~ ufgp,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21

In tina CIRCUIT COURT OF HxsBIco COUNTY
BLACK, &C. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST PoLLAkD,
&C, DEgEYDAETs:
|, W. s. LOAke, clerk OF said court DO certify
that the bond required u speclslCom missioner
j. X Tucker In this cause has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 23th day Of october,
isq0 w. ;. LEAhE,
- 10 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
DyU. seldom Taylor s. Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
onica corner Eleventh and Bank stre0ts.

By II. seldom lbylOf ~ oou,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
onlce corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Y TWo-sTORY FRAME DW.LLiNG on
WEST SIDE OF BROOK TURNPIKE, AND sE-
CoSD DOOR NORTH OF OAK STRICKLAND
ADJOINING TIE STORE OF X. b. JONES,
EsQ.-By virtue Of a decree OF the Cfrcni! court
of Iienrjco county, rendered October IS, 1890. IN
tho suit OF Black. &C., ~. Pollard, &c, VIII, as
special commissioner thereby appointed, p5o-
csed to sell BY public auction, Oh the PREMISES
on 80.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a. 1890.
AZ 4 o'clock +. 81, a PART OF THE REAL Is
TATE mentioned IN sail decree add located IS
above stated IL consists Of lot fronting - feet
more or less running rack lS5 feet, Win tTo-
story framo dwelling thereon
TKRNs: one third cash balance at elk. t"eIVc,
and eighteen months for negoiisbls notes WITH
Interest added. or all cash a. the option OF tae
purchaser. Title retained until deed Is ordered
Nv the Court. j. n. TUCKER,
Special Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
NEGRO MAtL-CARRlER ROBBED.
His Curious Story About Being Waylaid-
Jailed with a Supposed AccomPiice.
ICorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

His Curious story About Being Waylaid-
Jailed with a Supposed Accomplish.
ICorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SM1THPIEbp, Va, Nov. 20, 1890.
The cross-mail from this place to
Windsor, on the Norfolk and Western
railroad, was robbed about one and
half miles from town yesterday evening
at about Gas o'clock. The carrier IS a
negro from Dinwiddie. who is not very
well known in this community, and who
has carried the mail only few times
He came into town and reported that he
had been halted by three colored men,
some of whom fred on him, whereupon
he surrendered. He himself was arrest
ed upon the suspicion OF being in collu-
sion with tho robbers and is now locked
up.
A SUPPOSED ACCoMPLICE.
Before morning Constable Whitehead,
together with his posse, arrested negro
mined Jim Crocker, notorious rascal
and an -penitentiary convict and jail
bird. When he was brought before the
carrier he the carrier) identified him as
being one of the robbers, consequently
Croker was locked up to await develop
ments. One empty mailbag was found
near the place of the robbery. 1t IS
said that there was considerable money
in the mail, but that seems rather i'm
probable.
Miss Carrie Chapman, the charming
daughter of Mr.. John Chapman, will
be married to Mr.. Eastwood. of Ports
mouth, TO-DAY at Bemis church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
sRooklYNs POLICE CENSUS.
II IL Forty Thousand In Excess OF De-
populAtor Porter's.
lBy telegraph to tbs Dispatch.

New YORK, November 20.-The
Brooklyn police have nearly completed
the census Of that city. Estimates chow
that il will increase the population by
10000 in excess Of the Federal count
last June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21

At the request Of the owner will offer for
sale, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER as 1870,
a, $50 y. NJ, that COMMoDi0US AND WELL
ARRANGED FRAME DWELLING NO y!o norm
Tventy-sixth street, containing seven good
rooms. with necessary out-buildiugs, and ell
modern improve Geuts therein, SUCH ~ speak
Ing -tuDes, Sc.
This house will msko snug, comioranlo
home Tor any one 81 moderate means, or = tip
ton Investment paying Handsomely. Lot fronts
81 feet inches on the east line Of Twenty-sixth
street and runs bacz between parallel lines l3a
feet % n vide alley.
Be sure and attend, "a this property must DO
sold.
Terms: Easy. and announced at saie.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
no2l Auctionser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
nIsINESS WANTS.

WANTED, TO SELL THE STOCK
w and GOODWILL OF HARDWARE and
GROCERIES Of No. 1892 Williamsburg avenue,
Fulton. II you want a bargain come and see me
al the above number. PROPRIETOR
"' Wv M 10-ot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
ny y " Bowe,
Real Estate Auctl0reor.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
I GOOD BRICK HOUSE AND LOT o. CARY
STREET BETWEEN LAUREL AND CHkkNT
STREETS AND or A VACANT lot OS THs
ALLEY SOUTH UF CARY BkTWEEN lArAEa
AND CHERRY STREETS bY AUCTION n
execution Of the hereinafter mentioned ie.fas
/ Will sell boy auction, CA the pum,s'f. ul
TUESDAY, SoysnBgR O., is0
AZ ~ o'clocS 2. NJ. tho BRICK DWELLING So.
EOS west Cary street with four r1.ms ana So.
tached siicheu with two rooms. With r.e Is a
which they staod, fronting ~ to.t
Being clos 20 the Clay-Mgrt Market 10 no
strNet-cars, And 20 Monroe Pars, aHt il aglUf
business location, this property SHOULD comman1
attention.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS
will soil a good BUILDING LOT on no nof'h
siie % the alloy which is next south " ST.
parallel with Cary street ani t'tFfon Laurel
aud Cherry streets, fronting ,.Xf ioo., ana vel,
suited for shops, stables. ~ small dwellings ~
TsRNs: ono fOIrth cash. balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen m0nl- ,or notes vith ~.
teres added aud sitle re;aiuoi Or Oh cash 81 $40
option OF Durchss3r
WILLIAM c. PRESTON.
~uaeIli 4 ON Iuissi .uHr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21
ABDULLAu THE AFGHAN.

The Damascus caravan arrived at
Medina few days later, and thousands
OF pilgrims, canels. horses, soldiers, and
nondescripts filed the holy city and
crowded the holy places. The English
aaventurer mixed freely among the new
party, sustaining perfectly his character
- AbdullAh the Afghan, aud joined them
In tAeir various ceysmoniea Their do
Ynt0ns ooanlnd ~ . Nn1ina. the united
, 1890-11-12

There are martyrs and martyrs. Some
were wise in the lofuest, some are silly
in the most ~ImprovideRt sense. The
word improyident exactly applies to the
latter class, since they neglect TO provide
against threatened danger. We com
miserate. but We cannot respect them.
Among the ~silliest are martyrs TO rheu-
matism, who might have prevented daily
and nightly recurring torture BY the early
use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, Q
blood depureut more efficient in removing
the virus OF this complaint from the cir.
o~ulstion than any thus far brought TO the
notice Of the general community and the
medical profession. 1t promotes greater
activity of the. kidneys. the channel
through which blood impurities, produc-
tive Of rheumatism, Rout and dropsy, are
principally expelled, and it imparts a
degree OF vigor to digestion and assimila-
ton which has q most favorable bearing
on the general health. II also remedies
biliousness, kidney troubles and malaria.
, 1890-11-12

COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. Il.-There was
a most sensational tragedy at the race
track here today. The grand stand was
packed with men, women and children.
After the conclusion of the gentlemen's
race, 7. C. Dawson of G~lennville, Ala,
one Of the contestants, left his sulky and
went behind the judges stand. in
a few seconds the enew1 Was startled by
the reper.. Of a pistol, and saw Dawson
.dhnine. pursued by three men who were
firing at him. In a minute Dawson got
his revolver out and began returning the
shots. but soon fell and expired. His
three assailants were quickly arrested.
They are Dick and Robert Howard and
their brother-in-law. James Bickerstaff.
They were not wounded. The tragedy
was the outcome Of a family quarrel,
Dawson having married and deserted a
sister of the Towards. Both parties have
many friends. and there is much excite
ment. The Howard party refuse to talk.
, 1890-11-12

THE SOUTH NOT NECESSAR Y.
The reason given by Mr.. Reed why the
Force bill should be enacted was that the
Democrats are 10 the habit Of stealing
certain Southern districts. Mr.. Reed did
not know how many. Sometimes he said
it was twenty, and sometimes thirty. He
thought if he could sbsorb those these
with the Force bill his party would have
perpetual control of the house of repre-
~sentatives.
If Mr.. Reed viii consult the returns Of
the recent congressional elections he will
find that he WAS mistaken, spys the New
York World II the Republicans should
be presented with thirty Democratic
Southern districts there would still he a
majority against them in the next house
Of eighty-one.
If all the Southern Democrats should
be counted out their D Arty has = majority
in the East and West of over 30.
II the South should bo entirely wiped
out in the house the Democratic major
ity would still be ample.
MIR. Reed and his party are In the
minority in avery section OF the coupirg.
The widowed and ragged remnants Of
the bloody shire can now be finally buried.
Re southern buVbear is exploded forever.
, 1890-11-12

10 response to the inquiry Of a reader
We would say there will be fourteen
vacancies in Republiean seats in the
United States senate TO be filed in 1891,
IS follows: Stanford OF California, Teller
of Colorado. Plat Of Connecticnt, Far
we'll of Illinois, ingalls, OF Kansas, Jones
OF Nevada ExArts Of New YoEk, Pierce
OF DakotH, Mitchell Of OREGON, Cameron
of P~ennsylvAnis, Squire Of Washington,
Spooner of Wisconsin, Blair of New
Hampshire and Moody Of South Dakota
At least TOUR of these, and possibly five,
will be succeeded BY Democrats In the
last senate there were forty Repub-
licAns and ~thirty-seveE Democrats. To
the Republican aide Of The house arc TO
be added the four senators from Wyoming
and Idaho, making tho list stand fhy one
Republicans and thirty-seyen Democrats.
lffve Of these Republicans are succeeded
in January by Democrats the RepublicAn
list will be decreased to ~fortY-six and the
Democratic list increased to forty-two,
leaving n Republican majority OF four in
the senate. Two years from now the
Democrats will overcome this majority,
and as they will As rstter of oouns
eject a president the entire government
will be in the possession Of the Demo
Gratis, and flush times will be upon US onco
more.
, 1890-11-12
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frames made.


A hotel where you can get solid and
substantial value for the money expended
is the Occidental. Good table board IS
cents per meal. or "a per week.
Board and room 81 per day.
The Occidental has good rooms and is
well and comfortably furnished through
out. Visitors to the city will find the
Occidental a good stopping place. 1909
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