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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
yVHE BRADSPREEr COMPANY.
CHARLES y CLARK, PKxsIDEsE
kRADsrReElTs RICHMOND OFstcA
no. llQs EASt MAIN oinEsl
sesephole Naiii
IN xglrrY. supss.a..aasa.

IN. wEirir. sapssiassaisat
rns Richmond oliice asa moro tnAu ksp. pss
Win ths rapid gTosia Of tho clsy AID do's.oS.
nou,ot lhs sern.0ry IiDatAry ~'~ hv19s,..
ne mercantile community " thts seesi'a A.. ~
advsniaScso< asyssem ine sasesiofsy " 49, 49,
80 wsr,,. Ia.s ls Is Ma syecsa. seass psseAfc'
40 ruaEd me inssrossoi ~ lo,al pssrvas ~
$500 ~ me fsct nal Is nSs nou . tsrJ~
cSsIHov1>ro 49, 60 e(Ak1 ugsaAisS tfssA
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FORGOT THE sPRING-GuN,
And Was Badly shot-A Veteran Wagon.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstcb.i

Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispstch.i
SCOTLAND NECK, February 10, 1890.
Some time ago il was thought that a
thief had entered the store Of voight Il
Cooper, at Plymouth, and a gun was loaded
and set for him, should he try il again. The
Gun seemed forgotten until a few days ago
when Mr.. Jesse Voight was passing through
the room where the gun was set, and he
striking tho string the gun was fired of,
The load passing through his leg and
greatly disabling him.
oU7wAapLy AND rswARpLY ToBnxSrED.
A cojored woman who went to Texas
- IN exoduster from Tarboro' writes
bock 20 her mother that she and her
ehiIdren are about TO be deyoured
81 Asas. She bees for some biscuitA say-
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Ninth street, ON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH,
commencing at 1890 A. ", very large essort-
ment 81 excellent HOUSEHOLD FUKSlTUkE,
which will consist I'm part Of
Weber ~ Octave Upright Ebony-CAse Piano,
1 Pari FLOR suit in Blue silk Cotellno in Cherry
Frames;
Parior salt Of Figured silk Broratelle:
ParlOr Chairs and Rockers in Plush and other
COVERINGS;
Library and Dining Room Chairs IN heavy Wal
nut Frames, with leather coverings:
Brass, Ebony, and Walnut-Tab with white,
colored. and onyx slabs:
very handsome Walnut Extension PEDESTAL
Dining liable, IL feet long, extra width;
Walnut Cabinet Buffet;
/ Walnut Carved llsll-Stgnd. with Plate-GlaSs
Mirror 57x39 inches, and Hall Chairs 10 match
I'm Embossed Loa,her
Several exceilout Body Brussels and Tapestry
Carpets. with Hall and STAIR Carpeting;
l Cherry Chamber suit, with Plate Glass Mirror,
and Wardrobe with Bevelled- Glass Door;
Walnut Chamber SUIT and Wardrobe;
Library Gla.s-DOOr Case and Library aolcs;
Handsome Ebony Cabinets and Screens aud
fancy Cherry Lady's Desk:
9 elegant French Plate Mantel Mirrors IN Bronze
and GIT Frames;
Q Cherry Franc Paror suits In Crimson Plush /;
Walnut Refrigerat0rs and Chnoniors;
Cherry and Micker Rockers;
Decorated Dinner-Set and a large lot OF Crockery
and Glassware.
Several handsome T0llet-Sets, Vases, Bric.a-
Brac, and Fancy China:
Silver Plated Tea-Sot, Covered Dishes, and
other Plate1wagO:
A large number Of cxpensive'y- framed Paint
tngs. kngravings. and other fine Pictures
Hair nnd Shuck Mattresses. Bedding, Table
Linen, Lace Curtains, aud many misceilane-
GUS articles.
Tho above articles, from n nlcely-furnishsd
residence In this city. tho owners OF which have
removeI To n state will 4Oit Without
limit or reserve. and deserve tho attention Of
the public
Tho special attention OF the ladies Is called 20
the examination to-day, and their attendance
ton sale.
The FURNITURE will be on exhibition on
TUESDAY MORNING-not before.
fe9 GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctonoer.
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RAILROAD LENea

DlCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC KAILKOAD.-schsiuls
commencing JANUARY IL ls99-esstora
standard tins:
5Ss A. II. iesves Byrd-strset station daily.
stopB only a. Ashland. Boutwell,, Mil
ford. ani YredericksOurg, Brooke aud
MidowRtor Sleeper 70 Washington
and New York. Does not stop at
ElD@
2oOP. Il. leaves Byrd-sreet station daily. or.
cspt sunday
crop. N. leaves Byrd-Strsot station daily
7:I3P n. leaves Byrd-Sireet station daily.
stops only at Boutwell,. Milford. and
fredericksburg. Sleeper Richmond
% New York.
GsOA. ". arrives ~ Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from NsT l0rk.
e:3s p. N. arrives 81 Byrd-stresi station daily
stops at Fredericksburg. Milford
BDthwel. ard Ashland. Sleeper from
Warrington AMI New YORK. Does not
stop st Eiba.
eos r. NJ. arrives hyrd-street station daily
Stops only at Fredericksburg, NH
ford, and Ashland.
e<5 p. N. arrives az Byrd-Suee. station daily
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT suNDAYS
Gas A. n. leaves Elba. Arrives as Ashland u
zoo z. NJ. sccommodation leaves Byrd-Streo.
citation; arrives at Ashland At +. ".
e:o4P. N. leaves Rlba, arrives a. Ashland 81
6:45P.A
Gas A. NJ. arrives Rlbs- Leaves Ashland atI)J
A. N.
e35 A n accommodation arrives ut Bryd-
street station; leaves Ashland a. ~:
A. NJ.
G:59P NJ arrives at Elea leaves Ashland 4.
si2P.&.
The New YORK aud Florida Special composed
OF Pullman Vestibuled Cara will arrive At Byrd
street station on Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 7:l3 p. 81, and, commencing Jann-
airy 10th, viii leave byrd-sreet station on
Tuesdays, Thursdays. aud Saturdays at $40 A.
81. Extra fare Is charged on this train.
{. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
r. 7. ID. NysRS General Superintendent
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Tho Sinux Reseryation Fxcitement.

The opening of the Sioux reservation
promises to parallel the Oklahoma boom
in tho matter of excitement and rough
scenes and general game of grab.
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>,- A1crIcH sA lIs.- e:y.:
By n. W. Bowe,
Roal Estate Auctiouscr.

By ". W. Bowe,
Roal Estate Auctiouser.
~ CENTRALLY-LOCATED
AND VERY DESIRABLE Residence
No. 5i7 NORTH SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH sTREETS
AT AUCrToS.
toned We Will soil by auction. on the premises,
on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY is, 1890.
st4 o'clock T. NJ. the VERY ATTRACTIVE AND
COMFORTABLE DIV FILLING above referred 30.
with two stories and Msnssrd besides cellar. aud
having parior, dining-room. kitchen. &C. on tho
first door. three roomy and sunny chambers on
the second. snd two chambers on the third roor
besides dressing-rocms, closets, Sc.
The LOT fronts about forty-six feet and runs
back good depth to an alley, and altogether
this Is an attractive piece Of property, we'll
moriiins the attention OF homc-seekers aud In
yeeiors.
TxKMs: Cash sufncien, to pay the costs Of
this suit ana sale ADD thu atm 81 sl,1J0J, with
interest FROM the 18Th Of February. 1859 a cro-
dit rs 10 S,7N5t until the 18th Of February. 1900
and the residue on a credit until the 10Th Of Au-
gust lxO. credit payments 10 be evidenced by
notes, with interest added, and title retained.
r. n. MGUIRK
WILLIAM II. SANDS.
Special Commissioner
DAHr0KTH's GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
O'FZRRALL, SC. DgYssDsNTs--Is THE CHAN
CRY COURT or THE CITY or kIcnM0sp.
i, Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court. GER
tify that tho bond required OF the special COM
missioners by the decree In said cause Oh Ocio-
Der -. 1889. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this oth day OF Noyem-
Der, 1854
fec CHARLES W. GoDDIN. CLERK.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.
n OF CE.
OFFICE OF THOMAS RUrHERFooRp.l
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
No. z NORTH Tenth STREET.
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY SOLD
AND RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
MICA AND FsLDsPAR PROSPECTS, MICA
PROPERTIES, FOR SALE OR LEASE
SMALL HOUSES and LOTS for sale, as we'll
as some Of the hAndsomest residences In the
city.
Parties desiring beautiful Lots or Residences
on FRANKLIN street, or small houses or lots either
in The East or West End, win please give me q
call. THOMAS hUIHkkfOOkD.
70 4-Tu, Th&Su4w north Tenth street.
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By George :. Vsshon 6 son,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. Z Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUN
4 DRIED AND TWENTY FEET OF LAND BY
DEPTH OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE FEET, WITH TWO-STOkY FRAME
HOUSE THEREON. FRONTING on WINDR3
STREET PErWEEN WASHINGTON AND CAR
TER STREETS. IN SYDNEY. COUNTY or HEN
RICO. NEAR THE WESTERN LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF RlCHMOND.-By virtue Of deed OF
trust from Robert and Iona johnson, executed
to the undersigned 10 secure certain sum OF
money therein mentioned, default having been
nafo In the symeDt OF the same. and being
thereto required by tho beneficiary, we Will. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1890,
az Az O'Clock p. NJ, proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
TEENS: Cash as 10 expenses and s6l1.53: bal
Gnce upon such terms as may be announced az
sale. GEORGE :. NASHON, JR.,
JOSEPH W. THOMAS,
EDWARD :. ROSE.
ia TTulteaa
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RESIGNED.

Russell s. McFall has resigned the Demo
cratic Craftsmanship of this county. MIR.
McFall did excellent work for the Demo-
cratic cause last fall. 1t is not yet known
who will be his successor.
News has reached here of the acquittal
upon trial of Asbury Carter, who killed
Roberts near Gainesville some time since.
understand from the proof that Carter
was justified in his action in the matter.
r. l.. Phipps has just returned from the
Medical College of Louisville, KY. where
he mas been taking course. He IS study
ing for TIE profession.
K. Z. Chase went to Cincinnati few
DAYS ago to purchase furniture and other
necessarles for his fathers hotel.
Our town is building up quite rapidly for
a little country place. The sound of the
hammer if heard in all quarters, and i'm
proyemeDt seems to be written everywhere.
EUsTACE BURDETTE.
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OVER A DAM.
Drowning of "A Lad ia AIamance County
Specie, telegram 70 tho DISPATCH,

tSp~h fNSrem 70 to Dspatch.1
CnAELorTE, N. G.. February 10.-A lad by
the name of johnson was drowned in Ala
nance county day before yesterday. He
was IN canoe rowing across mill-pond.
The wind blew the boat 10 the dam and it
was carried over. The boat capsized and
johnson was caught under il aud before
he could DO rescued was drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

NOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE "A
a AND CONvENIENTLY-LO c AT ED "a
BRICK DWELLING No. 9cf east Clay street,
containing twelve rooms and oil modern i'm
proyements- Apply 20
POIEDEXTEE & DESOON.
feq-2t 1898 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
TUNN!CLIFFE & CO.,
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs,
81 Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth
John W. Snow. Of Norfolk, Va, Auctioneer.)
TRADE SALE or CROCKERY.

We will sell In open lots to suit the trade on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1850.
commencing at 10 O'Clock. Is hogsheads Of the fol-
lowing goods-viz
DECORATED DINNER AND TEA SETS;
DECORATED TOILET SITS,
g., z, AND SINGH PLATES,
CUPS. SAUCERS,
BASINS AND EWERS,
CREAMS. JUGS.
IND. BUFFERS, ICE-CREAMs,
Mat AND VEGETABLE DISHES,
sCALLOPs, SLOP JARS,
TUREENS, BOWLS,
BRUSH AND SOAP STANDS, &C., &C.
The attention Of dealers Is specially call ed to
this SALE the goods will DO arranged in lots to
suit the trade. +. TUNNICLIFFE & CO.,
fee General Auctioueers.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ kOAn
SCHEDULE N XFPEcr FEBRUARY. g., ,,,
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORgolK Al,
LlACHbrRA

SCHEDULE N EFPGcr FEBRUARY. 81. ,g,
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NoRgo,K a.,
LlACHb-RA
LEAVE RICHMOND. bYItD-sTREEr s. llf.v
$40 4. 81. Daily. ga fe.ersDlrs k,cin .-f,.,
Nefiok inr0.sA EKTrrss A.r.t. 4,
Norfolk 80 7. y. >op.nn.r II. -
toTshlrg g0l >uf.s A ...,
uaif, Law iF lrt-r .rgst f...
y. anl arriving at NoIl.ksf4I nv
ftop- ~ all st,nrn. '
e.0A. ". Daily, "a Persssru-x. A--ir, =,
Potcrsourl Bod. An 81 AZ,
Petersburg i:.j A. n. 'or n.
Vile. lynch ourz. anI al poia.ss ...a
alI west
sGPM Daily. "a f-iersoirS Ar.r, p,
tcrsolrs ,:-J D.. A.. lesys pe,.-,. 49,,
g:3 .. N. daiy arriving = .-, a.
4. Y.
1880 P. NJ Ds.iy, sll Peterson. A-i,. st
Pe'ereburg l.. |. ". o-r.e.t',
wiz lrsa So. L leaving rrt-.,. =,
A. 1870 A. u. ilr Is-usI- lg..
hars. possh 'a'sS sni g. .,sa
1913 A. ". Deiiy. rII H.fEn.I..r. for Fs-r.s.is.
La hourg, tIH -olt.. lr- H ...
PULLMAN sLEEPiNG-lAH ACCuNAoDL
No. i--sleeping-csr from pe.sr. burg % a-.,
without ehalgs. !'eyiny le.eu arg .a.r a
i2:,O 4. NJ. All lyncholrg 90 N.Hl.s H,a.
out change.
No 3-Lynrhourg . iHf..4., aal r.seol.
10 deinphi, without change
Tickets. tasgsge-checNt. al al infrr.su,,
ecu 10 obta ned a. Richmond at peies.tl.,
railroad dep5L \. ". Ntfpsr.. Ig.U Nau.l-..t
and al The Company's oG4-s, JIl eos. Nsils.r.ss
=. &c., 60. tle...
iA.-Hrt.f fs..L
". H. NktlLL
Genera fas.rI.sr Ag-sl
CHAsLEs q. EDDY. N.rs-i res.lel-
General ofics. Roanoke. Va rs
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ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
wv L S T. E \ ID l. 0 T s
SITUATED on GROVE ROAD,
THE FASHIONABLE BOULEVARD,
ATAUCTlON.
on TUESDAY. FEERuARY Il. 1896

OS TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1890.
at O'CLOCK Z. 81. will sell at my Office BLOCK
OF LAND on Grove road between strawberry
and Elm streets, fronting l9l feet inches on
the south side Of that popular avenue and run
ming back 40 feet inches TO wide alloy.
The high favor In which this boulevard Is
already held, to be augmented by contemplated
improvements Ia that section soon TO DO begun,
Will make an Investment In these LOTS proita-
bic beyepd a doubt
The owner meets money and must sell.
Terms: At sale. y. ". BOWIE,
fe6 AuciiOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
VXYANTED, AN ACTIVE MAN ON

w liberal SALARY 10 permanently represent
an association Incorporated 70 supply. at CO.
operative prices, general merchandise and all
kinds OF articles for homo and family use, In
each small CITY, tow, village and rural district.
$1,000 MEABEnS. Paid.up certificates $4,000
IL CASH. Crcdit vol rated. kefcrencss ex-
changed. EMPIRE COOPERATIVE AsSOCiA-
TON dock-Box l;sI. EsB York 10 l-Tuly
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, February N. 1870. az
1880 A. H.. trains on this rosd Will run as fol-
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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RAILROAD LIVES.
~ y =sEsssS sssSE xyga
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAJ,
~ WAY COMPANY


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 7, f.,
LsAvs RICHMOND. ~
"''~m F rors; except sunday 'or csr,,
sisAx NJ ,,L,nited' daily for Oh P,ia, A.,
Norfolk. saf
40 A. NJ Sos .l, da,iy from r. 3 A. dep, a,
'i;eo A N tIpre.s daily for Cincinnati P,,,.
Car Oid Point to Cha,Ioitss mi. ~
Pullman sleeper ChaflO,ies,t','
Cincinnati. "'' .
sooP. N. krpeeo daily for Oh po,s, a.,
Norfois. ftrlOr Car g. Oh 20, VI
S''o r. - A A odsuen. excsgs sgai.y' .,
s:isr N. Tho ?. ,. Y. Iimi,oi ..,.
Pullman sioeping-CM 10 NJ
sond sesiibn.e tan Vim D'n.otr..
sra Pu.lusus, Chs-lotJss,..s
Clnc'nnaa' All Fuilnans H. i6s.'
rSt:Es ARRIVE At R.cHxoxn
7Hs A. ". aud xt0 T.. y. daily from Cfs.,-,..
WV n NJ ds,iy' except sunday. from sr,.0..
il:Io A. n. ana 7.oo p. " daily from S,r,,,,
e;i'f. d. aaly eEco9s sunday iroG Is,.,,
JANIS RrygR DIVISION
R. & A. r. ~
LEAVE RICHMOND
600 A. ". daily tor Lyocaolrg. Lerin,t,, 49,,
Clifton Forge vi
El5 p. u. sool'sYlllo accomnrofsuo, a..
sunday ~
1000 P. N. daily ior LyneAbsrs .aa c,,,..
forge.
TRAINS tRsfyE aiCUw0ND
6:i5P. n. Daily from Clifton Forso
40 A. VI. DAILY frOa Cilfton F0rga
St0 A. VI. Except Sunday from >co.l,yir.
station kigLth and C6usl street.
H. ". FULLER
General Passenger A..rt
1T. BAeAB.S. General Asnaz,r =,
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLH
4 q RAILROAD.
scHGDULEIN EFFECT FGDRUARY2 ~


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, Va.
$50 A. N. sol lHghN FXPNE.S danr. o.. ,i.
lama, Augusta. AMI points sDlff. q. 10
meets az Greensboro for plrasu AZ
Raleigh: al Salisbury for N.-t.a
North Carolina. ls.tfHF sfs raI 20,
sleeper ~ . T. -. llr0lgh rl...fn
frOm Danvilio ~outl.
ESQ 4. NJ ACCOMMODATION, iaiv, cfr.i
sunday, o. Glover, Va, ali .Aisf.
mediate rOlnts.
1910 A. ~ VIRGINIA ANO NORTH CARO- "a
EXPRESS. daily, though Train D.
Raleigh rn key-Fl'lr. Connects 8
Burk VILE with Norfolk aui Wester
railroad Tor Farmvla. iynril4rx
hui points Wcst. az heyftils ~
ti1rknsillc, oxford, Henderson, a1i
Durham.
3OOP.M 81. FASH MAIL, daily, for ALBANIA. 40.
gusfa, and points south. ,unur FL Il
ho+ciry's junction SIN tafuf
Eui fOwha.An raIlroAi. ~ n.0'fs
u0r3' fOr Durham ani hliD..i. %
Salisbury for " c-tern Sortf ,v-
lima. through sleeper. from lal.
willie South.
500 +. NJ. LOCAL, daily. exrfp, sunday -
Amelia Courthouse ani inte.. .las
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
5 S'i9 f. W " From Atlantis ami Augusta
SIS 4. NJ From Amolia Courthouse
40 p ". From Raleigh.
80 y. NJ. Al Manchester, from Clover.
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REAL ESTATE AT pnIvATE SALE

A GREAT BARGAIN IN A BLOCK
"A OF LAND IN THE WESTERN SUBURBS
NEAR TIE LEE MONU AENT-ro make q
quick sale We are authorized 70 offer one OF tho
creates: bargains In block Of lots contaiuin &
over 800 front feet, situated about four squares
west OF the Lee monument, on one OF tho best
streets 10 that vicinity.
Cash required about 5000, the residue In one
and two years. This Is a rare opportunity 70 In
vest in this favored locality.
HENRY L. STAPLES & CO.,
fe Hit 1903 Main street.
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DICKINSON.
The Mild wcathcr--Remains Removed
Resigned.

correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CLINTwooD, Va. Februarys, 1890.
The mild weather still continues, and
reminds one very much of spring. During
the last few days thepeach-trees are bloom
ing and putting leaves forth, as though
there is going to be premature CROP,
Lewis Stone. of South Cumberland, Nd.
brougbt the remains of his son home from
Charleston, w. Va. for interment a few
DAYS since. Young Stone died at and was
buried near that place about three years
ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

WANTED, ONE OR TWO FUR
w NIsHED or UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
west OF Fifth and south OF Broad streets. WITH
BOARD, tor two adults and child. Address \,
900 eqsf nrOad sfTect- 10 Hit
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- rnornErs DAsanrxz.



o1sanGe Doeu0en6
o1Es ~ growing annoyinely numer.
H. - elty, and make Ne oo0ewhat q
[emtn tAostSeet - Ws11 . assho homes
- Candy peddlen with ilsh-horn
- y Voooo o1d uournful casts q coun-
no ~ no longer tho poesossoss IL
ecgpo11Dgneea- The 6cooedion puDpos.
- HUnn gzinfes ard NJ eeoneo
- boyu arrived with the bolated sun
- ~ there ase strong indications a
pg1s1ont Dispensers II the juics o. he
= - eehes prizes IN NJ paokAes of
roos.
n ~ 49, Id the inspector Of licsusss
= noonnodvieus On bahalf a. Tie resources
g. 0edg sTsasnry. Yesterday In his IN.
.oe TIP around tovn ho MT 3
~ 4oAammedan dame WITH . poek
ot0unalem tyinksts on her arm snd %
nlsd b ~ aGsd nsothsr and . little
Tho female peddlsr vas making lilo
- II several individuals b. hee ~.
- opeals - buy her wares. fho m
- lealised his duty and demanded u
ID pomeAasd license. The smile never
- HON her lace. bat abe produced
- oever ths following strange docu-
s - sxAIrLu. Apsii ~ ~
6 ~ pokntt Ayesha, the daughses q ~
y al nick- nacks fson the Holy Land
eeN ~ cne nonth, vttAcuts ucsneA
r. MORAN. MayoA
ue.nse tnspsctos's serious look van
~ - smiisd - he rsturned Ne
= NE native Of AssyriA, and The lat
~ eoon plying her business with ~
uDed vleue.
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xxIsnrs or rrrniAs.


4 New LeAee ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIII Alse Nave Ooo.
w. n. jenkins. assisted By Grand Recipes
Of The Records and Seal 0sorGs D. SNOW,
VIII on April n institute Fairhsven Lodge.
No. 81 KnigAss q Pythias. q Fairhavsn.
The lodge viii Start out With sixty-nins
charter n,smbsrs end excellent prospects
foe active work.
Hoquiam win also have . Lodge In ,
shors time, No. S. 1hs instituting oficer
has not been named.
Circulars have been issued 70 msmbefs
q Ne hodges notifyine thsm tAas reduced
fare, GOOD over the Northern Pacific and
unton paci6c railways. tce thess vhc wish
10 aftsnd the grand lodge meeting next
July has been arranged for.
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n uea11sas ung.Dess - - 0sssA
Uee1hosn Arrives.
Whkia0 r. WstDsn. uAe has boon -
pa1nosd pssidsnt engineer q ~ Great
Nogthssu sativsy . esattie. arsived in the
city yesesrday and Win rsmatn in and
about ~ city Tor sevsrsi wseks- He viii
oEuan1ze party q oncs and vii prooeed
- i0caae ths terminals q ths road In e.
attlo md % supervise surveys II IL Seattle
& Montana road.
Ar. Wa1son reoeatly Ioca1ed ~ nsu
pfupoesd line of The Union Pacific from
Hnrt1and to seattle and y well acquainted
Nth ~ topography a ~ country IN
Western WastingDon- He also located
part q H. linn q he Canadian Pacific
anA 4anitoba Soads In IL Wesk
Mr.. Wsison's o6ics for Tho present win
- IA the New York block, Union md
Third stSees-
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6incs The Madison street cahle ears COM
nsncsd Tunnins. . iares number Of the
children attending The Central school havs
greatly annoyed ths sripmsn ard oonduo-
toss ~ junplne On ~ eafs, q ths noon
and recsss hour. Notwithstanding the
e6bgts Of the conductors and
gzipmsn Il has hem Impossible
- kssp ~ pupils from jumping aboard
while the eare are In motion Yesterday
q least . hundred crowded asound and
when ths cass passed many managed 10
eet a and steal ride, others falling on
and eotting trampsd upon- The
cG3cials Il The road say that
4 Some stringent measures ars mot
edepesd By tie teachers Of The Central
sehool - prevent ~ scholars from play
fng With the cars there viii surely b .
fatal accident - chrunicls vsry soon.
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eesa - Buildings AusAoeeeo1 -
Inspector Abbott.
.alng Inspector Abbott ysstsrday H.
~ following psrmiss:
seek = Schlosiaesr. thrse-seory and
=. eae brick building. los 9. block 3
easds addition: cost. et0om.
Crannev, cne-ssory frame. lot 1.
Fairv;ew addition; cost, san.
49, stsucman. one-story building.
= Denny's addition; cost, eT5e.
- Annie 6alliger. tvo-ssory frsme.
Mock IS. pennyis Home addition;
= -. Fratt. one and cns-hak story
= e. ios !. block 10. Kaufaman's addi-
=; coss. ti.soo
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