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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-13
TOR sALE-ALL GOOD BARGAINS.

$2000-Iot In block 81. Denny's Park add.
$lOO0-Iot in block Is: Union add
Sl,5O0-lot on Jones street, arkeek's add
<3,OOO-Two lots in Werett's add, near Madison
street.
$S.75o-Three lots in Highland add. on Mitchell
street.
$@,UoO-Two lots in Wittenmayer's add
. S2.5VO-F1ve acres In ne14 sec - we.t Seattle.
S4OOOO-Forty acres in ne1f sec Is West sc.
attic c. IL TOWNSEND.
IS Occidental block
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E'oR SALE-s0 ACRES: ACRES IN stray.
IL berries 200 fruit trees; about 10 arres !,
grass, or will exchange for good inside property
Gardner & stratton. oO6 SecO..d street ".
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L'OR SALE $3.50: LOT BETWEEN MANI
son and Nesler avenue; new cottage on rnenthlx
payments: lots. garden tracts ana farms Herhare
=. Upper 7O45s Front street, corner Cherry
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TOR sALE-SIX-RooM HOUSE WITH =
Il or 3 lots: finest properly on Broadway. 4,
Brooklyn: VIII be sacrihed Onethird IL sold IN on
week. Cali at premises, corner Broadway ana
Iecerai streets brooklyn
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L'OR SALE-S0 ACRES ACROSS LAKr
IL Washington at big bargain; choice fruit
land. Gardner & Stratton, 606 second street
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TOR SALE-HoUsES ON THE INSTALL
II ment- plan at a cash valuation Gardner 4
Stratton, 606 second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-13

PACIFIC RAILING AND PLATING COM
4 pany, manufacturers OF iron fences grille
ana Wire work, ratings, fancy iron work and fra
escapes; lowest rates; polishing and nicEaI- Mat,
ing. llS Union street. P
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-13

LNOR SALE-SEVERAL MORE SPECIAL
Il snaps in second hand pianos just ready for
close buyers; handle more real BARGAINS in pi-
amos than all other dealers together: being a
practical tuner and repairer. am better able to
judge of their value: will refer 10 over 200 pur-
chasers for reliability and fair dealing i. Chris
tianer, 81 Third street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-13
FOE sALE-LoDGING-HoUsES

T,oR SALE-LoDGING-HO IA ROOMS;
IL excellent location; long lease; cheap rent;
house full; great chances Address 5. A, Post
Intelligencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-13

Java Coffee best in seattle.
HALEY. GLENN & CO..
Seattle and WhAtcom.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-13

L'OR SALE-TfIE FINEST FARM IN sKacrr
Il county; on olympic marsh, near Avon, on In
OF railroad: $50 acres under fegce and in c,Islvs
ton; wei improved: a bargain: So 0OO Cail IA,
Charles Ceiene, Avon, or write George r Miller
Olney Wash.
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CAMPBELL & sam, CORNER SENECA
" street ard Railroad avenue, Seattle wholesale
cealerS IN salt aud fresh water FISH, oysters pouL
Try and game; car load and box lots a speciality
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-13
FOR SALE-MTsCELLANEo Us.

E,oR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HARTMAN UP
Il right piano, light wood case; bargain r. L.,
Post-Intelligencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-13

L,oR sALE-3OvIO0, CORNER OF GREEy
II and Baxter. 300 cash, 800 six months
TlOR SALE-ON MONTHLY PAYMEyr
IL snug 5-room house: commanding view q ~
bay: on graded street: convenient TO car Ina
Rees z. Daniels, room 2l2 Butler block
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T H. PARSONS. ACCOUNTABILITY Sc
- attic block.
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TOR SALE-FtvE ACRES SITUATED OWE
Il block from the terminus of the Rainier Po7ra,
Il Railway Company's car line; ten (1Ol mipufess
walk from the Green Lake car line five IN min
utes' walk from the Ravenna Park depot on "a
attic, Lake Shore & Eastern railway, and close ~
the new state University where az least haH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15

MT. Uuttcr's Narrow Escape From Death
The Presidential Party.

LyNcHnvRG. Va. April "A Special. Mr..
John Hutter son Of Major +. II. Hutter. of
this city, and assistant manager OF the Craig
railroad. running from Eagle Rock to New
castle. made very miraculous escape nom
death last Saturday 10y two moving supply
trains coming in collision Young Hutter had
t. lump for his life, a distance of nearly forty
feet He was knocked ,enseless and badly
bruised. hut IL is thought he viii be at his
business again IN a few days.
In conversation to-day with Philadelphia
business man. who has been about IN Virginia
and elsewhere good deal recently and seems
close observer of things he expressed the
opinion 10 your correspondent that the land
and other booms IN Virginia would be greater
this year than 1t was last year. and he gave. rs
g reason for thinking So. that until last year
the people and married men OF the North did
not know anything about the resources and
advantages of the South but that since then
IL has all been Tar advertised, and that the
rush of capital and population To- the South
this wear will be greater than ever before
lie believes land sales in Virginia Will greatly
increase instead of diminish
Tho Home Guard Military Company. whose
officers all resigned "a short time ago. was rc-
organic ID yesterday 10y the election Of new
ones. Frank Camm was made captain, John
ID. Oglesby first lieutenant. W. }. Seabufy
second lieutenant. Or. q. :. Rlacki1rd sur
gcOu, ana hcN. Dr tcllN chaplain. NeSOiu-
lions Of regret were expressed gt the rosigna-
ton Of Captain Nggers.
Tho Excise Board was AGAIN I'm session to-
day, hut 10 applications were made Cor liquor
license. while petitions and protests were
made against come present houses. The board
meets every anti the lst of May.
President hh. son and party passed
through the city tins morning ON time Gas.
but a. they made no stop. and the hour was
early. no call was made uu the party by our
citizens, ana they were seen lv only a few,
only Coioncl NeoIOm and few other Fed
cTm officials Paid ihcn "a special visit
Mr. William llscomb. an AGED and most
respectable citizen of Campbell county. near
Nefnn4. was killed yesterday evening while
riding home. HIS horse became friahterel
and away, and throwing the rider, drag
ged hun tor Quarter of A mile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
NEU icon SHIPS.
Keels Laid For the Construction of Two II
Newport News-Electric Lights.

NEWPORT News. Va, April A. Special J.
The kecs have been laid for the two new
iron ships. "El Sud" and "El Norte," which
are being built at the ship-yard here They
are 10 be- iOj feet long and forty-cight feet
beam. carrying about 5000 tons burthcn. 1t
is expected that the force at the yard will be
doubled in the next two or three months.
An Electric Light and Power Company was
organized here to-day with the following oil
ticcrs. +. c. Hillger, president: l. p. Stevens,
vice president; W W. Archibald, secretary
George A. Schurelz, treasurer. Directors
G. NJ. BraXton. J. b. Jennings, X. G. Bick-
ford. ID. :. Jones, r. II. Gordon. They pro-
pose to furnish both light for the city and
for propclling street cars. etc. Work viii be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
The revival services at the Methodist
church. conducted 10y Or. Rosscr, Will be
continued through this week.
Politics furnish the topic of conversation
for the most Of our citizens at thi, time The
spring campaign will be "A very interesting
and hoty-contested one. The Democrats
will hold a primary soon 10 nominate candi-
dates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
THE EXCITEMENT SUBSIDIZED.
Charlotte Citizens, However, Are Prepared
to Meet Any Outbreak.
GOVERNOR 7. N. HOLT TAKES CHARGE.
4 Negro Commits an Outrage on n Little
white Girl Near Mebanesville-
Captain stamps Condition.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. April 1i.-lSpecial. j
The excitement attendant upon the murder
Of Mecca. the Italian fruit vender and threat
ened lynching Of his murderer. has somewhat
subsidized. although the citizens are still pre-
pared to be ready at a minutes notice for any
emergency.
II was found to-day that the fre-bell had
been muiilcd, or wires cut, to prevent its
sounding. This. it is supposed, was done last
night by the negroes.
The grand jury to-day found n true bill
against Brabham for murder, and his trial
will take place Monday.
He was taken from the jail to the court
house this evening by strong guard. all car
rying guns 70 further prevent trouble an
other negro was chained TO him. In this way
he was taken back to Jail after the arrelgn-
ment
I. :. Crane and Joe Flowers white and
Barry HOWE lcolored were arraigned before
the United States Commissioner to-day Tor
illicit retailing. Howie was sent 10 jail IN de
fault Of 500 bail. The other two gave bond
Of 800 each.
Mrs. Hcfner aged 1O5 years. died at her
house AZ Grouse. on the Carolina Central rail-
road. Sunday and was buried yesterday.
A lively fight occurred q day or SO ago be-
tween Miss Jennie Jerome and Miss Mary FL
lington. two prominent young ladies of Clear
creek township. this county. Miss Jerome
accused Miss Ellington Of making rather slam
derous remarks about her. Miss Ellington
denied ever hearing of the remark, whereupon
Miss Jerome told her she lied. and jumped on
her. knocking her down three times.
Girl friends OF both parties took parts in the
fight. and ono had her head badly cut: others
had their dresses cut. 1t could not be asccr-
tanned who used the knife. All parties were
up for trial before Squire Eli Henderson.
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were extinguished before any great damage
had been done. Mr. Fried, who had gone mp
10 where the fire originated, fell through the
ceiling to the floor below and was very pain
fully injured. -,
The sheriff of Lee county arrived here this
afternoon en- route for Richmond. with
negro named Gabe Allen. who was convicted
at this term Of the County Court of felonins
shooting. and his punishment fixed at two
wears in the penltentIaTy.
The congregation of St Johns Episcopal
church. IN this city. are shortly 10 have new
place Of worship erected IN the site OF their
present church on Washington street. The
plans for the new church have been ordered.
Mr.. H. X. Proctor proprietor Of the South
ern Hotel, in this city. left this afternoon for
CaremOnt on James river. where tomorrow
at noon he will be united IN marriage to Mrs.
Lille Mancha. The ceremony Will take place
AT the Episcopal church at ClaremOnt and will
be performed by Rev. c. X. Haines, rector Of
St Paul's Episcopal church in Petersburg.
The counsel in the case If the Postal Iele
graph Cable Company against the NoffOlk
and Western Railroad Company for right OF
WAY along the road bed of the latter have
been engaged most of to-day in discussing
preliminary law points. The argument before
the commissioners WAS opened this afternoon
bv Mr.. George :. Bernard. of counsel FOR the
railroad company. lie was followed by Mr..
j. Samuel Parrish, Of Richmond, for the Ios-
tai Telegraph Company. II Is learned from
one of the commissioners that II Is thought
that the argument Will be concluded to-
morrow After the argument is Though with
the commissioners will write out their decis
ION and present it TO Judge Timothy Riyes, OF
the County Court Of Prince George.
At the annual meeting Of the. Chamber. Of
Commerce held tonight Hon. i. G. Nenabe
was elected president of the Chamber to suc-
coed Mr. H. c. Hardy. who asked 10 be re-
heved and that his successor be elected. Mr..
Hardy has been president Of the Chamber for
the past four years.
The Democratic City Central Committee,
at meeting held tonight, appointed judges
Of election for Messrs. G.. A. Slaughter and
Ernest W. Sydnor. two Of the candidates for
city treasurer TO be voted for at the
primary election TO be held on Thurs
day next Captain f. W. Cunningham
and Messrs, W. X. Mathews Oscar i. Lob
man and W. A. Galpin, of Richmond. sang
several selections at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Bazaar tonight and were
heard by large audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
JULTUS 4. GRdT DEAD.
The Distinguished North Carolininn Passes
Away In Greensboro.

GnFrNsBoRo, n. C.. April 1i.-lSpecial.l J.
Mr.. julius A. GRAY died here this afternoon
at few minutes before G o'clock.
In his last illness he had been sick only
nine days.
In tho death Of Mr. Gray the State loses
one Of It's most philosophical citizens. The
Greensboro National Bank and the Cape
Fear and Nadkin Valley railroad both lose a
president and the city IA most conspicuous
and highly esteemed citizen.
Alta late hour Saturday night Bunk Gwynn,
Bud Swnson and several other negroes We're
returning from froic in Nj. Airy. when they
met a white man by the name of Joe Halnes
GWVnn and Haiues became involved IN "a
quarrel Gwynn', friend. took il up. when "a
general row followed. Joe Haines, the white
man. using his pistol He fired one shot.
a calibrc. which took effect IN Swinson's
temple killing him Instantly. Swluson lived
al this place and was married man. His
body was brought down to-day for nterment.
llalnes has been arrested and lodged IN jail.
An old lady. Mrs. Phobe Wheeler. whose
son was badly injured not long ago 10y jump
ing from q moving train on the Cape ear and
Yadkin Valley railroad. has taken the mlsfOr-
tune SO much to heart that she has become in
sane. and had 10 be sent 10 the Morganton
Hospital.
Tie two hundred and forty-second session
Of the Orange Presbytory OF North Carolina
convened IN Westminster church. of tins place
to-day. The opening sermon was preached
by Rev W T. Wilhelm, and the session will
last through the week.
public debate and oratOrical contest Will
take place al Trinity College on Friday oath
of April. on the question: Resolved. That
the United States Government should own
and control the railroad and telegraph linfs
within her limits" There will be two de
baters On each side and two orators.
Rev Fglcrt W. Smith. rising Young
divine. who rendered his resignation Is pastor
Of the Westminster Presbyterian church at
this place last year to 10 cyangeistic work in
this State and South Carolina will be married
20 Miss Wallace. of franklin. Tenn, on
Wednesday. the 18th.
Rev. George q Smith. well known one
armed Confederate Methodist preacher and
Suuday-school worker from Georgia will in
augurato his special worS at this place next
Sunday.
His Youngest son. Moorchcad. a youth of
about eighteen, is also extremely low of con-
sumption. and Will not probably live more
tlan a few DAYS The death Of Mr.. Gray will
Oe a calamity 10 thccommunity and the State
lie is about fifty-eight years old. and his cner-
gics have been directed for the last ten years
to the building, equipment and.managcment
Of the road Of which he Is now the honored
president
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
GOyERyOR HOLr TINES cHfRGE.
4 Negro Commits an Outrage on Little
White Girl-Captain Stamps Improving.


RALEIGH. n c.. April II Especial Gov
ernor Holt was busy at the executive office
to-day dischargng various matters which
claimed his attention. having returned from
his home at Haw River. where he has been ar
ranging his affairs preparatory 10 remaining
permanently IN THIS city. To-day the Gov
ernor appointed 5. VI. J. Robinson.
OF Dare county. 10 be commissioner
dered "a special term of the Superior Court %
be held IN Montgomery county June 22d and
appointed Judge ". A. Hoke 10 preside. tho
accumulation of the eases on docket IN that
county requiring special term
News was received here this evening by
wire that Captain +. Il. Stamps, of th, city.
who was stricken with paralysis at Tarboro
Yesterday. was much improved and hopes are
entertained tor his recovery.
Governor Holt having rendered his resigna-
ton as president of the North Carolina rail
road meeting Of the directors has been
called to be held here tomorrow evening TO
elect his successor.
W. y. Smith, Grand Commander Of Con-
fcderatc Veterans OF Virginia. has addressed
alctter 10 Colonel Julian s. Carr. president of
the North Carolina Veterans Association.
requesting ms cooperation IN making April
&C. 1881. 40 O'Clock, memorial nav lu honor
Of the late General Joseph f. Johnston. in
response, Colonel Carr hes addresscI q letter
4 the Confederate Veterans of the State. In
vltlng aud requesting them 10 observe that
dav as suggested
Large audiences are nightly in attendance
upon the revival meetings now being held ia
tGcnton-strect Methodist church in this city
by W. L. Fife, tie drummer reylyalist
News reaches here that "a negro committed
an outrage upon the daughter of Mr. Long.
living near Mebanc,ville last night. lie had
but little time % escape as the screams Of the
girl, who was quite young. brought assistance
readily. resulting IN his capture. The negro
was arrested, and at the latest reports an
angry mob had surrounded the jail and
lynching was momentarily expected. IL is
probable that ere now his body is swinging
TO the limb of tree.
II is learned tonight on reliable authority
that tine directors of the North Carolina rail
road will tomorrow elect w. +. kornegay. OF
GoldsbOrO, as president, T. succeed Governor
Holt kornegay IS at present member Of
tine board of directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
THE FEMALE ASrLrM PHrsICIdN.
The State Board VIII Consider this Question
In Staunton-Hyme

STANTON, va, April H.-lSpecial. The
boards of the State institutions for the insane
and deaf, dumb and blind meet here to-mor-
row.
OF the Asylum Board. Hon. Samuel Cole
man. of Cumberland, DR. 5. H. Mohatt, If
Harrisonburg. and Major Thomas Beckham.
of Alexandria, are present. Dr. Quescnbcrrv
of Caroline, Is the only member Of the lnsti-
tuition Board here tonight
A quorum OF both boards is expected to ar
rive tonight.
The continuance OF Miss Haynes as female
physician excites great interest in the action
Of the Asylum Board. All opinion outside OF
the male physicians agree that she should be
retained.
Captain T. o. Peale. county superintendent
of schools for Augusta county, and Mss Mary
Hogshead will be married tomorrow at
Union church, near Stribling Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
Charged with Conspiracy.

NEW YORK. April Stephen A. Ryan. OF
Atlanta. Ga, one OF the largest whoiesal,
clothing merchants of the South. ha, begun
proceedings against Nathan J. and Henry j.
Schloss. OF this city. in a suit for 300 900
damages for an alleged conspiracy TO iniur,
his business reputation. Mr. Ryan claims
that Schloss q Co.. 10 cover al alleged clam,
attached goods Of his bought elsewhere
which were in transit to Georgia. and refused
10 release the attachment unless he furnished
9 800 bond The news OF this action, he de-
clares. has spread amorg the trade 10 the
action 10 be a conspiracy to ruin his business
reputation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
THE COLORED ILLLfNCE.
They Meet To Nominate Candidates, but Ad-
jOurn Without Doing 80.

PETERSBURG, Va. April li.-lSpecial The
Colored Farmers Alliance of Dinwiddio ,untv
held convention few days ago TO decide
whether or not they would make Nominations
Tor county offices. but the convention AL
loHyhed without nominating any one. Ii is
understood. however. that the convention
adopted resolutions IN reference to the wei.
iaie % the organization. both State and coun-
Mhlte Alliance Of the county at Dipwiddie
Courthouse on the LIST day Of Nav next 10
consult about the good of the order. II is
learned that the Republicans of the county
VIII nominate ticket for county offices.
Inc dwelling house in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. W. Gresham. of that county and oc.
cupied 10y Mr.. John Fried. came near being
DESTROYED by fire this morning about o clock
The IRE originated between the ceiling and
root. from a defective fue, but the aamos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
mighIand Counts Candldate..

HlGHLkND CoUBrHoUsf. Va. April II
special. Our farmers are terribly late with
blowing. scarcely any being ready 20 sow
oats and no piowing for corn. Stock j.
diving. No special disease. There seems to
be sufficient feed
Candidates for the various Offices are as
follows. Treasurer j. A. Jones. present in
cumbent }. B. Bradshaw, job Punenberger:
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney. l.. II. Stephenson.
present incumbent Sheriff. f. NJ Arbogast.
present incumbent j. L. Shumate. Com
missioner Of Revenue. w +. Campbell.
present incumbent; W. W. Benson, J.
Billdy and ID. o. Bird
Several eases of measles in town. but no
serious danger is apparent.
Our Circuit Court will be held May 4th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
THE RICHMOND HARDWARE MANUFACTURING COMPANY

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
Celebrated Writer Disguise.

CHARLOTTE. \. c.. April II Especial. -
The celebrated playwright and author Of
Hazel kirke,n Steele Macaye. has been
quietly pursuing his literary work at the 81.
James hotel. in Concord, under the nom De
plume of j 5. Morrison. Until recently but
few knew that. such a celebrity was in Con-
cord. His identity was kept quiet. known
only 10 a few friends. to facilitate hi, labors
in a work which is claimed by his friends To
be- literary gem that will startle the reading
,,...rf1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
THE WELDON OUTRAGE.
The Times Report of Undue Privileges to
Negroes Confirmed

WELDON. n. c.. April 14.-ISpeciall-The
admission of negroes into their hotel dining
room here last week by the Atlantic Coast
Line has raised storm of Indignation in this
place. and Justly so. The facts as already
published by the TINES are true. 1t has not
been charged that negroes We're at all times
admitted with white people. though that WAS
done on more than one occasion some years
ago and did not cease until public opinion
forced it, And the occasion which has excited
so much comment recently a train-load of ne
groes and whites, all employees Of the South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-15
Death of Edward ,Iai,r

CHARLES Cry c. IT.. Va. April n-lSpe-
cial The death of Edward Major. for many
years county treasurer. which occurred sun
day evening at his residence at Charles City
Courthouse, has thrown dark shadow over
our community. His loss is deeply felt by
all classes. and both as ali officer and citizen.
he was most popular, and was one of the
klndest and most charitable men While a
mere boy he joined the Confederate army.
and was gallant soldier. He leaves a widow
and large family. who have the warm
sympathy Of all our people.