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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
t0duteo domestic Situations uhnteo
Females

Females.
AUNDRFSS aud CHAMBIRM AID
IL By competent young woman 'it' or
country iirst-cla-- city f'i"irntn ."
Ioi5 shave. between j7th and ssh SIS
1r\pKf,, ~ Young swedish girl,
l. understands all fine washing. iroi Ia;
and plratlng, willing blgine and tru-.-
Not,6y; excellent rrt,rcnce,. Appl' or
call S57 4thayc.. bet 26th and 26th St.
I, NI'NDREsS.-By Young swedish
IL woman. i nrst-cla,s laundT'H, Oar"
host cifk references city or country. fl'd''
call 40 0thaNe, near 42d-st
,INpI:E>>. Sc.--M = nr-t.,'a,> ter
l. nan laundiess will assist Win cham
10, rvor.l; nr-t-cla-s refer nee wii,iIr o. 20
IN tn country. tali At 81 BlhCk'>,
10 Ia, ~ st. near ith-ANe.
E AUNpREsS. ny Welsh rro'"'tant,
IL ,ounc woman In private family E""u
city reference. Call at rs West Iuth--''
fancy store.
,1ID.-RV a respectable girl to travel
vi ,,ith iady h. >ro.laud hrSt-clds- r"f-
creme. Address j:l West iad.st.
wi Rurrau. 6O2 18th ave-. between 18th
and gith rs. Reliable and .ap1blr -'I'
Want. Of ~ capacit'". ~w'd ,sn. f''n n'h
LII laund,rs-,.. Mattresses. ntll>h anu
rrrnch naid, and nurses; highly recon-
mond'd
.vNp Nc.-Ry highly respectable
NI~ouan: excellent dIe,-mak"r ana mar
no position filed where dressniik-
Or, i. no, required Lr-t-class city refer
"ncc 2i3 West 55th.St -
.,rrsr Hy an experienced middi'-aged
Y n.r-on: best Of city reference 'alI
for . dnys. 40. ? Park.avc. --
,r,.r.F- nv capable Protestant woman
y thoroughly understands care "i infant
nam birth or Young child good ,'Nrr ','N
.,3'rcucr. Call 202 LcNington'aNe.' De-
t,'' sd and 35d Is. -
~,rESE and sEAMSTRESs.-By. an eN,-
y pericnced person wii.ms 10 49," 81 w Me-,
CIr,.o " bet ION aud West End ayes
nrRsF hc.-By a trained nur-c ana mas
y .cuse. take care OF or travel Win IN
,aIid lady, or engagements by the hontl,
mM Jrs 2{ ,.i6 East 2cth-st.
.rTEsE..-A German cNp'rienced; trained
nurse for sicA lazy OF chlI N'r-
l nv, family city or country; good refer
n,r' Inquire at Mount sinai Hospital.
,,l-usr ,nl EAMSTEESS.-R, well;
" ,rrommended North German seod
.co,,str,ss. fine ne, dlcworser best OF i9ier,
cnre no objection to th, country 'a'' a'
II EIKCK =. ll9 East l-h-St
.,rpsF and SEAMSTRESN.-By .Prot"s.
~ ~ oil, ~ very neat. willing and oblig.
~ ' ,s5nod references city OF country. Mr..
nj ine; Isf PpIn TBS i2s vest I'D.
,,DEL nv a French 1irl for growing
y hhiId,cu or maid aud d. sowing 3
- rity references. Call i6i w. 3Oth-st.
,7,rsr and sEAMsTREss.-Hy re-
y spectacle girl, Leaving o. accoWn wv ~
lady godih,igon 10 NE" pYeasc send by note
NrI'TSF--By a respectable young girl
~ Understands bringing IN tany on the
to,,, a"u Call i21 70 2, as East 1oth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
domestic jiluallous {Dauteo


ItiltNS.
NrRSE.-A lady wi-h,, - find place
" ior uorolchh Competent infants
nurse capable 81 Bringing up infant "n
hott.r. English Protr,,i1t. tail at 3o9
sth-a'c. from - 10 o'rlork.
" K>E y corp tcat. neat tidy Young
Y woman, ~ Infants nurse, IAN tax" iull
chaf-r from birth. and RAISE child un bottle
i"irf n'r. l4N can De- zen. an Lol'
ttl-aye.. between j1th and jsh ,t>.
\ rKNF rs Young swedish ~ h'-t
y -,lcrcnc,. " Mrs. MALMREK".
swedish Bpr'a 3i2 i'h.aNc, b't"'rn
25th and -Jtr t.. upstairs. west side oil
ith-aNc.
n rRSE. by a young French girl. newly
ll,h. IA a pri,a.c family. iadr">, !. Is,
lrihunr Uptown Once. LBS Bfohd"nF'
KSf..-By a respectable Young color,d
y giil e, experienced child'- nur-" >i"ars
/ u'urh we'll 9ud Is GOOD PLAN sever ,'"N
reference. 'Ill 10 West 3'th'>,.. Ist h"of.
MUSE. &c.-Bv a YOUNG girl TO care
y for children and do up.tairs work =
" iIlng aad oblging Addres, ADVER-
User. ~ Fat -lst-st.
NtESE and sEAMSrEEss.-By German
" Prnte-tant, young woman; eNpefieh,ed
muse and lt-t.ciass seamstic>s; best rc!er'
rncc. tall At 23i 3d-aNc.
NURSE -By an experienced woman 20
y take care Of an infant or wait on IN
valid. bet city r,fcr NJ" last employer
can De- seen Address :. =, Tribune Up
town Onlcc. l2ts Broadway
NVENE.- ~ young woman A. nurse to
y one or two children can t'ach II re-
duirrd neat sewer; country or s'a>iuu, or
would travel. T.. WlIlIILE, 40 West
jSth-,t.
NrESE.-By an English child's nurse;
" would give services tree for time to
family or Lady going tn England best rel
cfcncc. Adarc-, N. 1880 3d.aNe., HAT 10.
>rrKSF.- BY Scotch girl. returning soon
y 10 scotland a. nurse In exchange for
pa sage over; refer, 10 present employer
Bon -. Madison, y. j.
N'I'KSE.-By a coiupctcnt and reliable IN.
y fant's nurse IA, uneNcrptonaole per-
-onal references eau take fuil chai2. from
birth: city or country. Please call ~
Gth-ave. near i2d-st.
NltESE and EAM>rRi.SS-By a Young
y swedish girl. speaking English, ~
mrs, 10 troWing children and seamstress
Nilliue obi giug and trustworthy eNc"llcn:
r.fcrrlitc from lat empower. Call early,
81 Jtl-ave.
N,IrST. Sc.-Ky strong Young girl IS
y willing and obliging win be generally
1.rful good references city Or country.
Pleas call 40 6th.ale.. near i2d.si.
N ,RLORMAID or CIIAMBERMAID.-
nv a Young swedish girl speaking
English; willing. obiiging and trustworthy;
understandable references from last en-
pi"ycr. Can or apply 81 ith-ave.. 18th
nELIABLE ladies' and sick nurse. with
Ii l. wears experience, wants engage
mrnt: best references. Mrs. BESIG, 81
Fast 7sth-st.
=, EAMSTRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-
= BY reliable girl present empoyer can
be seen all week from l " at aH5 SHAVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
domestic Sliuillolj
Females

lcHaltS
OTSEWORK. .By young Swedish
l. Ir speaking English, good COOK.
"a-h'r ana lronrl. wiling and ouIlgnf
city cor country rrfer,nrs'- OdI 5of fth'
ave. bet. 18th and 18th -ts.
Hor SEWoEK by neat. tidy. thor
III oughly competent willing dhd oblig-
M Young gll. nr-t-,la-- ats creme"
good pii.n cn"a. wash ana lr'ncI u'lrt'
A. W'g'-. cts OF country CAL At III
! nst il-tst.
no ~LWOKK By small sifl ~ assist
ii ant good hone. Gail .4a West 33d-,t.
II OI>INOHE 49, very good girl
cooh auI L,uudr.,. bre, references nor
afraid 81 work.. call ~ 6th-aNc.. near
l,tn--t.. HALLS.
uuu >EWoRK by strong scotch Prot.
r>taut e.il. superior '""h 'hu E'n.ra
worker lu nat or hou-" CIV or country
WIN Mr.. TYLER. Jss Gth-'Ne.
IIOt SEWORR \ smart Young girl. late
ii Is landed. wishes = place III q rnaH
private family willing to learn. Store
$50 Lat JId Il.
VorsEwol,R by ,s'rnsn , GIL; CT
ii co"h. wash and Iron 'lt} reference
80, broaf"'y. r'ar i9'-St
uorstwORKEE ~ a strong young
ii woman. J., good cook and lanhn.',H
b.. rrf.r.i!o.~. city or country. Pleas"
call 80 Gth-n,c.. near '2d-~'.
IANITKES> -, Fngish woman. 90
y take chnrec Of fat or pr.tat" re,l.
dgnc, no Children nu-'e e,,t 1 rGmr
Mr. ~. So Frl,on-aN".. broohDh' y 4.
IANITRrS> Nv a rc,prct,blc woman;
y reference II required. Mrs j.. b. D."
Wet 2"th--t.
ANIIRIS> or CAI;ETAk LI ~ priNnt"
y hru., or take charge u nntS OF apart
m,nt houses - years rinlrn,'. oo,P', OF
address. MIR. O'TOOLE. i33 Wet 33o'so.
ApY'> MAID nv Young French
IL .ir. -praalng English; "lihgi on,s
ing and Trustworthy good hnlrdr ~''t
knows how h. cut and Mt; willing to
travel; unique stlouablc references from .a't
employer Apply or call Boz 4th-aNr"
-, and 2Oih st.
ADN wishes 10 secure situation for her
u chamlcrnaid and s"ani-tr">, or nyrI'
aud -cam-trrss: vii be generally useful.
go Madison-ayc. no caid-
ADl'S MAID.-By G"rman speaks
IL French aud English competent S"n"
hairdrc-rtr and dirs-makcr, nrcu-t"u,u !"
travelling; best city r,fcrcuco~. Adhrr-H
\. H.. care 81 Mrs. T.. fcyser. ISIS 2d-ave.
I AUNDRESs BY respectable woman,
IL to go out By he day or tai' No[h
home: best city reference. eau or au-
dress 49, West 36th-st
Al NDHESS swedish nrs.-class fuzzy
IL understands her business; city i".r-
,ncr. call MR.. NJ LNBEEG, 5o2 IN
ave. bc.weon 25th and 2G'k -t-.. nI~t''r>'
swedish Bureau.
I AUNDKEss.-G food care taken Of lasr
IL curtains, iinr silhs ana lace garinemta
also plain washing at short notice MrS'
REILLY. 800 West 33d-7t ---
4 AUNDREsS or CHAMBERMA!D.-By
Present empl' yer's. az West 37th'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
THE CAME ZION " THE NINTH INNING
THE CHICAGO LEAGUE TEAM MANAGES TO De
FEAT UNcINNATI-oTHER GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago O. Cincinnati !.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Chicago II. Plttsbnrg 6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
syracuse B. Rochester ? St. Louis :, Columbus o.
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contiguous to the CITY, and it is expected that it VIII
be annexed next fall
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15

Santa Ritas Land and Mining
Co, Blocks , and 3. except
lots 9 and IL. :, except lots
Sand II, ~, except lot 3. $50,
except lots 3 and ,. I72, ex-
cept lot 3. 200, except lot =,
and all of blocks 10, y. -,
II, 16. II. Il. 10, 20, Il, u,
p, -. -. 30, 32.to 20, in
elusive u, 81, 81. q, Is, 80,
-. -. 80, -. 80, 81, 6S, %,
81. 60, Il, -, 10. IS, a, s.,
-. 90. g. %, -, 100. lU2.
100, I'D. 123, 10 129, incln-
sive l3l. 132. 1873. 1875. 20 166,
inclusive l69. III, 17S, la,
I76. Us, 179, $50, TO $50 in
elusive, .19l, 49,, 49,, 10,
199. POI, 203. POI. 200, POS,
209. 2l0, 212, 213 2li, 2l0.
PIC. 219, 22I. to DO irclU-
sve 229 and 232, sll situated
IN E.l haGaS
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15
Warum Darum.

1t these days Of influenza and la
grippe, Col. Joseph DUR has found it
comfortable to keep pretty close to his
room. Bat the great business goes no
Attest Werst at the corner of Meyer and
Congress streets. His house is crowded
with liquors of all kinds, Of the best
brands, imported and domestic, besides
he carries three of the best brands of
beer to be had on the coast, two from
John Weiland's brewery in San Fran
cisco, and the famous Anheuser-Bush
of st. Louis. Besides his stock of Ii
quors, and everything in that line, ne
keeps the best bacon, ham, lard, cheese,
fish of every kind, salt, canned and in
pickle, saur kraut, pigs feet, pickles,
fine imported DIV, s, and every table
delicacy that can DE had in any city.
Merchants in neighbOring towns and
camps find it pleasure to order goods
of Col. DUR, because they know, in ad-
vance, that they will receive the best
article and that the price will be reason
able Orders are filed with great care
and shipped without any delay. Col.
DUR is always glad to see his friends
and customers and knows how to treat
them WE'LL, Remember that "Warum
Darum" is still in the ring for business.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15
A Reduction,

| find that l now have on hand the
largest stock of saddles, harness, leather
and all kind of goods belonging to
first-class harness and saddlery store
ever brought to Tucson. To reduce
stock will sell goods from this date at
reduction of 10 per cent from former
prices. Team harness, all good Califor-
MIA stock, 81 inch traces at S1S; Visalia
Saddle, the best made, at $50 dollars
without tap. $40 with tap.
All goods guaranteed, and where not
satisfactory, expense Of their return will
be paid by me,
Respectfully,
r. j. VILIAEsCCsA,
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15
OFFICE OF Tax COLLECTOR,
Pima County. Arizona. \

OFFICE OF FAX COLLECTOR,
Pima County, Arizona.
In accordance with Chap. VII, par, 1885 (sec.
so, of the Revised Statutes of Arizona for 1887,
notice is hereby given that at the next ensuing
term of the District Court, held in and for Pima
CoHnty, Arizona, 1 will apply for Judgment
against the lands and real estate and personal
property described IN the foregoing Delinquent
Tax List o: OF said county for the year 1889, for
the taxes, costs. and interest due thereon, and
an order to sell the same for the satisfaction
thereof.
also give notice hereby that on the 3rd Mon
day of March, which is the Monday next sue
ceeding the day fixed by law for the commence
ment of said term of the said District Court, all
the land, and real estate, and personal property,
for the sale of which an order shall hsm made will
bsexposed to public sale at the Court House, Of
said county. for the amount or taxes, costs and
interest due thereon.
III. s. SNYDER,
Tax Collector of
Pima County, Arizona.
TJCsoS, Arizona, February 8, 1890
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15
NOTICE,

Ire following taxes have been paid since the
Delinquent Lis was made up.
Culver Emma T, lots ), and
and improvements IN
block 200 in Tucson --20S 20 POS 90
Goodwin, Petra NJ personal
pr perry and lot and i'm
prOvements in block 233 IN
Tucson --------.---------5 % ~ IL w % %
Lot 3, vacant, In bl ok 80,
IN Tucson. Us % Il
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15

Pacho Hilario, personal prop
erty and ranch and improve
ments, SELL of NW1-l, and
SWI-4 and SELL and NELL
of NEl-i of Sec. IL, TIP II, y
RIs L, and containing l6O
acres ----------------
The taxes on personal prop
erty are charged against the
rea. estate.
Perrett A, personal property
and poSsessOry claim about l
mile s OF Cgsttepden. and
containing l60 acres -----
The taxes on personal prop
erty are charged again I the
real estate
Parker James. personal prop
erty and land and improve
ments about : miles L of La
Noria. and near the 5 end of
the Huachuca Mountains.
100 acres
The taxes on personal prop
erty are charge 4 asains; the
real estate
Parker VIM A, personal prop
erty and land and improve
menis in Parker's Canyon,
100 acres
Yhe taxes on personal prop
erty are charged against tie
real estate
Parke s l.. personal property
and land and improvements
g miles \ of mouth OF Tenn
DoFal Gulch. and containing
30 acres
Land and improvements on
the SoIOiia, ~ mouth or
Temporal Caleb, - ceres,
The taxes on personal prog.
erty are charged against the
said $50 acres and improy Is,
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15

NAMES AND DESCRIPTION Taxes City Total
& Costs
Lot and improvements in
block 2il In Tues III - IL 40 3I5 II So
Lot vacant IN block 2i2 in
Tucson Az los 80
Lot vacant IN block 243 in
Tucson------------------ IS % 212
Subdivision : IN lot b and
improvements in block 243
in Tucson ------- "a 1a 665
Lot and improvements in
block pa IN TucsOn-- 4 AZ o. 50
Lots , aud 3 vacant in block
lin NOgaies- 70 56
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15

The taxes on personal prop
erty are charged against
the real estate.
Young, j L, Personal property
and LOT and Improvements
IN Greaterville, (store)---
The taxes on personal prop
err y are charged against the
rsal estate.
Young, Pearl A, S1-2 OF Sc
Ia of Sec Z, i IA, s of range
IA, +, and containing so
acres
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15

McGuire HUGH +, lot and i'm
proyements pn n side OF
Logan avenue Ia Logan city,
McFadden I. personal prop
erty and land and improve
ments half mile \ of Aogales :
The taxes on personal
property are charged against
the real estate.
Mckinney Jas, land vacant,
NEIL of Sec. 4, Tpl4, 5 x ii
L. and containing 100 acres,
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15

perry are cildTEt dSailiSl tlie
lots and Improvements In
block l72. in Tucson.
OchOa J, personal property and
q interest in ranch and i'm
provements, S1-2 of SELL of
NWl-i. and NEIL of SWl-4,
and NW1-i of 5 ELI of Sec.
IS. TIP u, 5 II Is ST.
The taxes on personal prop
erty are charged against the
real estate.
Orosco Catalina. subdivision
g in lot , and Improvements,
fn block 231 in Tucsoh----
Our w s ct ais, L S patented
mine Picacho Colorado
Ochoa Altagracia, lot and
Improvements in bleck 2C8,
in Tucson
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15

Zepeda. Pedro, personsl prop
erty and land and improve
ments on AriSaca Greek, 1oG
6cres b
The taxes on personal prof.
cry are charged against the
real estate.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15

The taxes on personal pro
Derty are charged against
fhe lots and improvements
IN block 2I3 in Tucson
hunguia Francisco, lot IL and
improvements in block 112ln
TurSOQ
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-02-15

No;,alss & Sonora II K Co.
land and improvements AT
Noga0es. consisting c. smelt- -
Nayarete Lorenzo, subdivision
d in lot and improvements,
in block 235 u TucsOn------ 20 d q
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02
nzornl,ine tho Car Uses.

The car Of Russia has become such a
confirmed slave to the habit of injecting
morphine that he is now said to inject
daily from twelve to fifteen grains OF
this seductive drug. When it is remem-
bered that the dose OF morphia usually
administered by q doctor TO patient is
from half to one grain, it will be seen
how the craving has increased in the
case of the Emperor Alexander. Tie
car has made many efforts TO break
himself Of habit which must end dis
astrously if persevered in, but the result
of total abstention from the use of the
injection even for forty-eight hours has
been such terrible state of nervous de-
bility and depression that he has not
been able to persist in his resolye.-Lon-
don FIGARO.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02
Novel Street C:.r Motor.

A company is being formed to intro
duce a new street car motor, which is to
be driven by compressed air applied at
stations along the line. 1t is asserted by
the controllers of the invention that the
roads operating this system can be built
and equipped for less than half the cost
of cable car lines; that the speed can be
instantly and accurately regulated up to
twenty-five miles an hour; that the cost
Of operation will be three cents per mile
as against nine or ten cents with cable
or horse cars; that curves with radius
of but twenty feet and steep hills offer
no difficulties to the motor. The manner
Of stopping. reversing and regulating the
motion OF the cars is declared 10 be prac-
tically perfect.-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02
= White Deer Killed.

William Greer, who is engaged in the
cattle business on the Canadian river,
Beers Fork district, Shot and killed s.
white deer q few MORNINGS age, says .
Dannison CTex,l dispatch TO the st, Louis
Globe-Demccrat
The deer had been seen Oh 4 previous
occasion, and Greer spent all Of one day
in pursuit. but to 70 purpose. On that
morning, while Greer was on the edge Of
small tract of prairie, he espied the
deer several hundred yards distant,
Standing in some sumach brush. Greer
dismounted, and, crawling OF hands and
knees, keeping large trees between him
and the deer. he finally got shot which
brought the animal down. 1t was small
and perfectly white. with the exception
of q black spot the size OF q silver quar-
ter on the left ear. The pelt was re-
moved. and will be tanned and then for
warded to Gen. Sherman, under whom
Greer served during the march to the
sea.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02
TIE unitad States Sc.

THE United States senate is still
discussing the question Of granting ad-
ditional pensions to soldiers and sailors.
All this is well enough, but the bright
est days in our national history will be
when Northern generosity will include
some of the sick and disabled confede-
rates on the pension list. Southern
men are taxed 10 pay these 5ensions.
and it would be a great thing If South
tc-n soldiers ard sailors could get some
OF the money. This, however, is G. very
rsmots possibility.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02

The condition OF the streets Of this
city is standing disgrace to the NUM-
. cipality. In rainy weather mud and
-si1sh gre predominant, and those who
have TO Tra7T over cur thoroughfa,es
find locomotion entirely impeded By
this condition Of terrestrial huidity. The
city fathers are always ready to build
up the city, but they are very slow in
making the needed improvements Of
tie streets.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02

THE vote on the Roanoke and South.
crn appropriation has had wonderful
effect on the material prosperity of this
city. The TIMES always predicted
that The certainty of the CON-
p!etion of this read would
work wonders for the welfare Of this
city and section, aid the rise in real.
estate, AID faith Of the people in The
future ofthe city, are ample guarantees
four continued prosperity.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02
EWickham has introduced 2 bil

Wickham has introduced bil;
Virginia senate, constituting tbs
lPesrnor and chairman OF tho iasnca
ommittee Of tie house Of delegates 8
commission to receive proposals for
1rdiDg the whJie dsbt Of Virginia.
pom the principles set forth IN tho acr
# February II, 1882, provided that
o proposals be entertained which ara
OF supported by deposit il cash o
4, less than sl0Q,000. Tue commis-
Or IS also authorized 10 make propo-
.is for funding the eniire debt Of Viz
Aaia, provided no proposals G-a cnto.-
s yea which depart from The act o.
guGry Il, 1882; and further, that 40
for . sinking fund alta lower rate Of
,eat bo entertained.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02

ROANOKE is prospecting as she never
has before. Houses are springing up
as If By magic, and in all directions
there are evidences of rapid growth.
The Magic City is truly wonder and
those who doubt it should make al in
vestigation for themselves.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02
ROANOKE, VA.

500 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
wanted at this institution to take our
business course, which insures fair
start in life. Also short hand, type
writing, telegr&phy departments to
qualify in the shortest possible time
for filling pleasant and lucrative po-
sitions. Demand now far exceeds
our ability tic supply.
a NEW FEATURE OF INSTRUC-
ton through the United States mail
by which persons living at remote
points, and so engaged that they can
not possibly leave home TO attend a
business college, can complete our
business course at their homes at q
small cost. Remember the new pcs
tai telegraph system recommended by
the Postmaster General will, if it be-
comes o law, require many thousand
operators. Prepare now. All persons
wishing to join the short hand or tele-
graphy departments, will please re-
port at the College as early as practi-
cable. Send for College Journal, &c,
giving all information. Address,
National Business College,
feb2e-tf-d&w ROANOKE, VA.
FylHE WEST END LAND COMPANY
L OF SALEM, VA,
Offer q. number ofvaluabie building
lots in the West End of Salem.
W. NJ. NELSON, GEoReE ALLEN. a
President. Sec. and Treasurer
jn7.3m.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02

A BILL preventing females and
children under fourteen years of age
from working nore than ten hours a
day, has just passed The Virginia lesis-
lature. This is wise enactment.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02

MARYLAND wants the return CT
$1,000 exacted by General Early dur
ing his brief but brilliant sojourn in
that State in the latter part Of the war,
and If congress will only open the flood
gates, the disposal of the treasury sur
plus will soon cease to agitate the
minds of the statesmen ofthis country.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02

or BLAIR IND THE SeUgE.
Tor Baiz is doing all he can 10
Is educational bill, but nc can
Y hope to secure its passage as
be continues 10 abuse the psop!e
& South as he does. Hs shows
tired CT this section in everything
OF does, andeo-bitter are his
;crauces that thu people Of the South
:e commenced to believe he desires
% elevation oftho negro at the ex-
Yense Of the white man.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02

The estates of John Jacob Astorand
VIM. Waldorf Aston. now consolidated
amount to about S200,000,000, making
lWm. Waldorf Aston the richest man
in tbe world
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02

a new oyster '.rockn has been dis
covered Off Tilghman's Island, in
Chesapeake bay, and is being yigor-
oasly dredged
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02

The condemned Nayassa murderers
have written TO President Harrison to
change their sentenceto Life imprison-
msnt.