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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-16

1t is not strange that democrats in
congress should favor the return of
the OLD wildcat State Bank currency.
The democratic party has always
been a sort of wildcat organization,
and there is little probability of its
ever becoming anything else.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-16

1t is a fixed and immutablc law that
to have good, sound health one must
have puce, rich and abundant blood.
There Is no shorter nor snrcr route
Than by q course Of De Wits Sar-
saparil!a. A. BRANDENGERGER.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-16
Psopie's Party Convention,

Scdalia, Mo-, June p and %. For
the aboye.named occasion the Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railway Co. will sell
tickets to Scdalia, Mo-, and return,
at one fare for the round trip on June
81 and p, good TO return until June
"a. JNo. j.. Church, Agent.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-16

We are the recipient of two cute pho.
tos from our friend, G. W. Gaylord. the
enterprising travelling photographer who
is now at Spring Garden, One shows the
gay lord himself and the other his lady
In the phacton cart in which we have
had some pleasant drives ourselves. We
are pleased to note that Brother Gaylord
has made a change in the equine attach
ment to his buggy, From the photos
we should Judge the present animal
would be II safer friend for the family
than the late fiery and dashing incumb-
ent of the shafts. Mr.. Gaylord and wife
are well known i'll the country through
which they traycl rs popular and first
class artists in their line-and we only
echo the voice of their many friends in
Wishing them he best success wherever
they may go. When the rains permit
we hope to have q closer view Of our two
friends and the new stccd in jefferson.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-16
Newspaper Law,

SEC. 2. II u person orders bis paper
discontinued lie must pay all arrearages,
or the publishers may continue to send il
until payment is made. and collect the whole
amount. whether 1t is taken from the office
or not. There can be DO legal discontinue
ance until the payment is made.
SEC. y. The courts have decided that re-
iusing to take n newspaper or periodical
from the postotiice. or removing and leaving
them uncnlled for is prima facia evidence OF
intentional fraud.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-16
T
LOCAL and GENERAL.

LOCHL AND GENEkHl.
The uncertainties OF the Mime.
apolis convention are no more.
The river has been falling and all
danger of n June rise has disappear
ed.
Cole county republicans are happy.
Harrison and Reid are good enough
f,r them.
The democratic candidate for gov
ernor this year will get considerable
notoriety by bis defeat.
Stone and Dalton have gone to
butciering each other. This is u
Warner year.
James +. Hazel has carried Miller
county for circuit judge. This n bad
omen for the democracy.
The City of Jefferson will be in it
this year wien it m to cclebrat-
ing the Fourth.
James G. Blaine wal not q candl.
date for the presidency. bu. ba vas
in it 10y proxy.
The city can cover itself with glory
IL it will sewer the south side Of
High street.
The Blaine men in Cole county are
now strong Harrison men. We must
down the stuffed prophet.
We hope that the new court house
proposition will not be overlooked in
the business of politics.
WIN. Warner is q fine man and n
good runner and We advise demo.
Gratis TO get out of his way.
4 Dalton club has al existence in
this city. They soy Cole county
Ougnt-iu help along the ALLIANCE poo
pie.
Fair View is one of the attractions
for homeecckcrs. IL is a brau.iful
addition and is being built mp rap
idly.
Louis c. LolIman is building a
beautiful mansion south Of town.
He will have q beautiful home when
it is completed. +. westinghouse is
building it.
Popular Dan Gundclnnyeri, built
ing Il beautiful residence on Broad
way. Dan is a hard working and
prosperous merchant and deserves q
nice home such as be is building.
If the hair is falling out and turn.
ing gray, the glands OF the skin need
stimulating and color-food. and the
best remedy aud stimulanL is Halls
Hair Remover.
1t will soon be in order nov FOE the
oldest iDhahitant to tell us about the
hottest weather he ever experienced.
This has been q great yea: for the
oldest ~inaabitant considering The
rains, floods and A..
Col. l.. l. Polk, president OF the
Farmers Alliance, died at Washing
ton, ID. c., last saturday. liz was a
relative of President Polk and a IA.
tive of North Carolina. lie was 50
years of age.
Major Lusk, the old democratic
grand army war horse, who has Il @
faculty of getting m 'rc republican
votes ,ii,n any other man in America
could get in Cole county, say. hri-
not in politics this year. For this
EN- III favor all republican, canlid,tcs
arc thankful.
~ gentleman, under forty years Of
age, whose hair a rapidly b con-.
ing thin AMI gray. began The use OF
Ayers Hair Vigor, and 10 six months
his hair was restored to its natural
color, and even more thin is former
growth and richness.
II dull, spirillcss and stupid il
your b'ood is ,hick and sluggish; il
your appetite is capricious and unccr.
tain, you need a Sarsaparilla. For
best results take De Wits.
A, BRASpESDeRGeu.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-16
MANY Saw

"why does Dr. Humphreys continue to
advertise h 5 Specifies, everybody knows
about them Do you use thems No.
Then that's why. Try them,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-16
McEiree's Wine of Cardui

end THeDFORD'S BLACK DRAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
jefferson City:
G., a. FISCHER.
DEWYL 4 Son.
A. BRANpENBERGER .
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-16

Early klsers, Early Risers, Early
Rlsers, the famous little pills for con
stipatlon, sick headache, dyspepsia
and nervousness. A. BRANpENBEKGER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
CAROLINA EXHIBITS.
coMMlssloNeRSAT WORK PREPARING
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
gates to the Lsborers' and fnrmers'
Convention-Thiri Party snubbed.


RUEIoH, n. c, February l3.-Peter NJ.
Wilson, Commissioner OF Exhibits, and
Thomas X. Bruuer. Commissioner Of Col
lections, are. by direction Of the State
Board. In Washington making careful
examination Of tho National Museum. IN
order 10 secure valuable information con-
corning the preparation and arrangement
OF exhibits from North Carolina at the
Wor.d's Fair. II is the intention 70 make
ths States exhibit absolutely complete.
USFxcHANGED BONDS.
St1fe-Trea-urer Balm was interviewed
to-day gardi1g the amount OF Ola bonds
set ou'siand ng and not sent IN 60 be eN-
changed Tor new bonds. lie saws the totAl
outstanding l- about = 10000, OF winch
S3C. 900 are of what are known as the
construction bonds of the North Caro-
Ina railway. Tine time for funding eX-
plres June 18th next.
The extensive phosphate-mills at Cara
loicl, mile from Raleigh, have begun
work Their capacity Is $50 tons daily.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
Tho Alliance men Of tho Sixth District
have elected y. IS. Johnston, Of Fender,
auJ those Of the Fifth District =. u. Mas
SEES. az Durham. as delegates 90 the Labor
cr5 and Farmers National Convention at
So. Ions on the 22d instant. Marion But
l.r, president of the State Alliance, goes as
q deicgate-at-mrge.
ALEXANDER DECLINED.
There j. widely current rumor
here that those Alliance men who favor
the turl party have urged :. b.
Alexander, congressman from the sixth
District. and that they have virtually ten
dere1 him the nomination. but that Ae
had declined II. being too good Demo-
crat % go into any other party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
UNINSURED LOSS BY FIRE.


zorro u1u1ouco OF fne Richmond Di-u1t'h.i
WELDON. y. c.. February l3.-Fire de-
stroved tlc barn and out-house5 of Mr.
Horny Johnson near Halifax. lie lost ali
n.s corn. cotton, seed. and shucAs. Loss
abmt $3.50. NOlu-uraucc.
There IS TO be considerable litigation in
tae Isaac Levy sigumcnt ~ Enfield. Sit.
Levy made two assignments, and both
we're recorded the same dav. The first on
record. however. IN favor of Vaughn.
Barnes 4 Co., of Norfolk. Va, had been
made several months before It was rl-
corded. The second assignment, in favor
at Emry and others, WIS intended 10 shut
ont Nangh. Barnes a Co. The first assign
meut Wall have Judge HI, w. Ii. Day, and
David Bel Us representatives, 81 Vaughn
I.lues & Co. = interests ami II. O. Burton,
.ir and Mullen a Daniel will look after
tbe interests of Emry aud others. The
ease Is the first of ITS k.ul on record IN
tins county and excltes great interest on
all sides.
day
Their arrangements FOR the present year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctioneer'
corner Ninth aud Main Streets
formerly the state building.
GRAND AUCTION SALE OF

~ NEW CARPETS. OlI-fAlN NUS
LIBRARY ~ RNlfURE, &C,
TOMORROW AT 1880.
I WILTON CARPET new. the fines, yon ever
saw in an auction-bOuse; ,,
I very handsome MOQIEIIF CART - ,,,,-,-e
several VELVET and TAPESTRY CAhfhlS'
beautiful styles; ..,,.l,,,,t,r.
KEW CARPET in roll. STRAW CAhIE -
PARLOR and CHAMBER FURNITURE, ara
great many other goods not necessary u
mention.
4 large consignment from kchnohu ciuo
house. consisting IN part Of
I2OAK LIBRARY CHAIRS, leather seats
, yery 0ve LIBRARY SOFAS. all leather, IN
aniendIf condition. cost $50 each;
70 WALNUT CHAIRS, leather backs ana seats
3 large HOUND LIBRARY TABLES IN walnut
nan Cor NTFRS. FIXTURES, and SHOW
CASE. OlI~PAlNTINGS.
Avs IA in Garden series:
JOSEPH AND POTIPHARS WIFE,
SCOTT, by JOHN Elder;
MAJOR DOMO THE MlNE-IAcIkk, oy Mts'
shepherd, ....., ,,,.,-.,-,,r,e
Aud other VALUABLE and COSTLY PlCTJ RES,
Also. "A large lot u MlSCkLLANEOlc bOOh>i
WEBSIE Frs DICTIONARY.
JOUN~TON'S DICTIONARY, 100;
WARPER'S and SCRlBNEKS MAGAZINE,
VII son REPORTS, and other BOOKS.
This is n very large sale-all fne goods. House
packed, and | propose 20 mako a clean sweep.
Fveryhody invited. Ladies, come, and Will SEQ
Shat you have comfortable seats. -
y. Ii. VALENTINE,
feI3 auci.oueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

given them A. The Opera-House when od-
dresses OF welcome will bo delivered by
the MAYOR on the part OF the town. and 10y
Judge j. Is. McCabe IN behalf of KctOctn
Lodge. No. -, hcro. 4 banquet viii sub
eoIuontly ho partakcn Of and their so
l0urn will be- made "a enjoyable a. pos
aibic. Their new Castle Hall" "a IN
readiness 90 receive them.
Mr. John Is. Duttou. woll-known and
energetic citizen, died yesterday at his
home ln Waterford 40 "a good old age.
Other recent deaths are thoseo i Francis
Chnn, aged IS Albert Jones. aged %;
Mrs. Rachel James, Il Waterford, aged ~,
and Mr'. Mary Mock, in the 18th year Of
hcr age.
Trrs0SAl.
Counfy-Trcaurcr James J.. Caruthers Is
detained 90 h3 home at Round lhI, by Sc
we're sickness.
The Masonic Lodge et Lovcttsy.lie has
been organized. j. 4. NoNavock. worship
ili master; q. T. Eamicn. senior warden,
on d. ID. Wine, junior warden
SIR. Aebury Elst. OF tha county. h0s
bal seventeen ont of lot OF tl.riy-hve
beautiful Southd0wu sheep killcd by dogs
'u single night lately. 40 We have a
" for-iaw' for ioudouu. he WI. be Ie-n-
bur,ei. partially a. auy rate.
lhe Rev. ~ r. Dirue.n the nowly-ap-
pointed minister %. the catholic chuFcn
here begins his work GOD Sunday next.
the Presbyterian church rs stl without
ug-tor bot ITO Rev. George J.. Wolfe IS
Officiating temporarily.
An intensely cold wave has again visited
THIS section and continues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14


Governor Roies's repeated success IN
Iowa Is the marvel OF lgter-day politics.
The cause was fortunate III Us champion.
The champion was fortunate IN Its cause.
Governor Boies battled manTully for two
elemental principles Of Democracy ~
equal importance. Personally total alb
stainer from the use Of liquor, he propos d
IN the name Of that personal liberty
which Democra y stands tor the su5stl-
tuition of a iceuse law for the aboMlna-
tlon OF prohibition, and he c1ntended
manfullv for reduction OF taxation upon
the lines or the tarln.
when the Democracy or the nation Is
considering great we, ries tho slgusl and
deserved success OF Horace bOies m Iowa
Il not 10 be forgotten. In q measure Hills
victories IN New York We're Goals 20 New
castle. but Roe,', triumpbs IA Iowa, fully
earned at every step gmoGg people es-
sentia lva.r.cultural and n state with
no great centres Of population, are the
wonder of the time. The candidate was
no accident stumbling upon opportunity
and winning undeservedlY. In a manly
canvas MS speeches show "a masterpieces
Of ar .ument aud stamp hlm As statesman
Of high order.
Governor Boies is one OF several Demo-
cratic presidential pOssbllitie who IN
habit tire Mississippi Valley. now the seat
of empire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

BY y. ". Bove,
Real Estate Agctloueer.
JACKSON WARD LOT. -TRUS-


JACKSON WARD LOT. -TRUS-
d TEES SALE or An EXCELLENT BUILD,
ING LOT OF SEVENTH sIREEI 1917 NkAh
PRESTON, on NAVY HILL, BY hnClloN..
By virtue Of a deed OF trust from /. BANKS ana
wife to me a. trustee. dated 6th OF sopte,noe
1889 and duIy recorded. and being thereto re-
quirei by the beneficiary, viii sell by auction
on tue premises. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY II, lse2.
q, 4isP. NJ, that PRETTY AND vALUAbLE
BUILDING LOT above referred Ia. lying on the
west side Of Seventh street, beginning thereon
al u point distant IS feet north oil preston
street. thence running north and fronting on
Seventh street Is feet, and thence oacN rom
said front I24 feet 10 an alley In the rear IL
feet wide. -. -,
This l. cho'ce lot in popular section ana
there are lew such 20 be had.
TERAs Cash sufficient TO pay costs OF eais anu
10 discharge four notes OF $3.50 each, WIN IN
,erest on them respectively from the sth 0, De-
cember, 1889. OH II March, 1890, sth OF june,
1890. and 9TH Of September, 1870 ana the
residue on terms to he announced ~ tiine vi
sale. NlLLlAh T. nhDn,
70 ltAos''s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
rHE STORY or A BUSY LlFs.
heath OF Night-Editor stephen d. Pool, OF
the Ttmes-Democrat.

New Orleans Times-Demoera'' February olh'l
Yesterday evening at the residence, ia
~ pool Jr uigit editor OF the Times
o..'.'c.,j and manager OF the paper during
the occasional absences OF the editor-in-
HE deceased, who had an excellent con;
s,it1tiou and usually robus; health. bad
bsen ailing little TOR the past SIX months;
but. with his indomitaDle courage, he sue
cseded in keeping sickness at arm $
length until ten days ago, when. on MS re-
turn from attending meeun. Oh the
Snn,ba,n Press Convention at Atlanta.
Ca. he went to bed with what appeared
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
HARRslsONBURG's STRONG PROTEST
Assinst the Hiu Ektoudins the Charter of
the Vs., e.. aud ~. J.. Il. p.

Vtrrl,.Nacug. Va. February ia
meeting of c.tzous wa, held here tonight
t,rrot,.t against tno pa. sage 0l the at
now before t.e State Senate. royIylnE for
.Ap.rlod 90 seven years. the charter OF thc
Washington. Cincinnati and 81. Louis
railroad
Arc-..uton was unanimously adopted
90 require thc company to begin work at
some point ou the Nortol, ana Western
raI.roll within twelve months, ami 20
complete the-amc TO iridgcwateI 10y way
ot Harri-luuur-. distance Oi Twenty-Five
miles. within i3r years. harlNonoutS
-ul-rrilrc ~.HU1l 90 The construction Of
inns road about twenty years ago aud high
land county ana equal amount. No work
has been 40ueon the llre in the last fifteen
wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
INSURANCE OFFICERS ELECTED.
superstitious DanViinaus Alarmed bl
Northern Lights-iiib.e society.
speciateiogram 90 the Dlspa;chl

DiNyuLr. Va, February 13.-At meet
iuy al the directors 81 the Morotock Iu-
surauco Company to-day Mr.. J.. u. Jones
M. elected president IN tlo piaco OF tho
late Mr. John 81. Johnston. Ncssrs. b..
A Acree and l.. Is. Mrh,rs were elected
members of the board TO gu vacancies.
A magnificent display or the aurora boz
rcalis vas witnessed from tins city this
evening Va the northwestern skies. Hun
dreds of people admired 10, and some Of
Inc s,ip.r. titous were alarmed. boiieyns
that II meant war or tine early approach u
the Judguent-D
Tie annual OF The Danyille Hiole society
Will bo held tomorrow night az hiala-
street Methodist church. ne address
viii be delivered hy Rev. &. Is. Bryan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
THE TERMINAL HOTEL SOLD.
Losses on the Property so Heavy that tho
sale May Not Be Confirmed.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn.l
Wrsr PoIsr. Va. February l3.-ihe Ter
mlnal Hotel was sold to-day at public auc-
ton. The figure was rIdiculJu.ly low.
being 5000. The Richmond aud West
Point Land. Navigation, aud Improvement
Company were the purchasers. The amount
at which the hotel was sold does not near
cover the indebtedness against the pro-
perty, and there is some likelihood OF the
court refusing TO confirm the sale. This
property was purchased three years ago by
MIR. I. b Henley for $4,000 from Mr.. =.
n. Adams. Mr. Henley met with a NUM-
Der OF reversas. and alter making NUM-
Der of improvements and paving about
s.. 900 upon the property he had 10 give up
the fight. Ills losses aggregate cll,OJ1.
AIR. Adams viii lose considerable money
anon tie deal also, and 1t Is likely that lie
Will endeayor 10 have the sale upset.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Ground 90 Dealt. Under Train.

Cu,n1orrF. n. C.. February l3.-At
STATION ON the Western North Carolina
railroad, q few miles west OF Asheyliie,
Yesterday three children We're PLAYING on
Tie track in front Of an approaching
freight tram. Their moth-t ran 9ut 10
,.scns them. and the mother and one
ciuid we're ground TO pieces. The other
two children were manned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
By Ellis & Cathcart,
General Aucti0neers,
- east Broad street.
xr-r u1II. srIL, On MONDAY

WE WILL SELL On MO Mo, R,a.1
streets. AZ 1920 o'clock sharp Hot SktOLD
FURNITURE, NOTIONS. LINENS, and FANCY
GOODS. a..
, CHANBER SUITS 81 10 pieces each;
IPARLOR SUIT, . WARDkObL>;
. WNTING-DESKS, 3 LOUNGES,
4TAnLEs. 10 OLEOGRArH> In handsome
frames ~ hstorl al and popular scenes;
OIL PAINTINGS ~ figures and lani"'ape-;
BUREAUS. BEDSrEADs, WAShcIANDS, En-
TENSION TABLES; ..,.,.,.,-.,
yElNET ana BODY-BRUSsELS CARPETS In
~cmnanffi
D secondhand CARPETS. largo size.
. SPRING BEDS. ] oil STOVE Gas SIoN T.;
E COOKING-STONE p HEAllNG-SiONES
Is UI ~k aud COTTON-rOP MATTRESSES;
pair COT NTEK SCALES;
O. SENING-MAC HlNE5.
WALNUT BABY CRIBS, TOILET SOAPS;
Linen TOWELS and TAHLE-sPktANN;
IMPORTED LACE CURTAINS, MANTLE Or
NAMENIS maio in Italy.
and many other GOODS. -
Remember, We sell MONDAYS, WEDN -
DAYS. aud FRIDAYS NJ each week. Don't miss
this salo. Seats tor the ladies'.
ELLIS g CATHCART
felt Auct0neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

growers NORTH cARoLlNAWslr.
40 VIII BE Hospitality Entertaincd-s1-
lrm's TeGth Auniversary- Killed.

If.'A Z -Afhl NhNAAfh -AA AsiAA'Ns
rCorrespondence OF The Richmond Dispafch.l
EuLmH. \. c., February 13.-Nlr. Clevc-
lands visit to tais State will be made very
agreeable. ald he Will get an idea OF ihe
graceful hospitality OF Wilmington and the
Cape Fear section. Tho principal sport
az the party, which VIII be a. large one,
VIII De dcer-hunun-. the method used
being what is known as the duNe."
Deer are now more abundant IN the state
than lu a great many years. IN social
way. 10 is sad reception OF pleasantly
informal klud, viii be given 1lr. Cleye-
land.
There is division of sentiment among
the pubic here As 20 Cleveland and Hlll.
Not few businessmen and Others favor a
Western man. The sentiment OF the coun-
try people is strong IN the latter direction.
Az ANCIENT TOWN.
At the Moravian church NJ Salem to-
morrow Bishop ROudthaler VIII preach a
sermon ia commemomtlon OF the lZOth an
mycr-4ry OF the founding Cf tho town.
Salem is divided from Winston merely by
. street. and the old and the new are IN
curious contrast. The places are the only
ones Iu tie country thus strangely divided.
OF course II Is really like one town.
Tho Commissioner If Agriculture has
a7yie.s that lu some sections tnc winter
-lwu wheat and oats look well. wlile d.
some parts ot the State the cold weather,
without snow, has done damage 20 the
small grain. nccessitalns rcplanun,.
There Wl.. be o larger crop OF small gram
taau at any tine -lace Tie wlr.
bufus Glover. 70 native OF Cumberland
county. this State. was killed last week i'm
Texas. rear SllaI4s ranch, by some az
sa-za's rpvoluN0uists. Glover served du-
rir.., thn late War DID the Confederate army
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Died on III, waytoF Florida,

INVUNIlI ITs"t ID y ''''7 '7'7f7-''3'4
uyxnyusoS. y. c., February lj.-R. ".
Ua~ris an old and very prominent citizen
Of tins place, died to-day on his way to
Florida ..,r..-,
no~tvn eliminated mere to-day IN an or
canilation OF an Executive committee 10
meet March Sd. There was sood crowd
both cOlOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Both Burned 70 Death.


Ca,nLorrg. n. c.. February i3.--Sirs.
Gregory. & widow. was making soap at
Weltord' s. G.. yesterday. when her cloth
inc CAUGHT IRE. Mrs. Gregory's sister went
20 her assistance, and botD lAdies were
bnrned no death. Mrs. Gregory leaves
tLree children aud her sister ALA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
MRS. JENNIE BAIRD BERKELEY DEAD.
Eugene Rcycs, the Express Robber' Gets
Two Years in the Pcnlteniiary.
Ispeclal telegram 90 ne Di5patch.I

STANTON. Va. February l}.-Alrs. Jen-
ME Baird Berkeley died here this afternoon
after a long and painful. Illness. leaving nor
husband. Captain Frank T.. Berkeley, and
..i5at children % mourn their loss.
In the Hastings Court today the Jury
IA the case Of the Commonwealth against
Eugene keyes lcoioredl charged with
stealing from the Omitted States Express
COMPANY "a package containing $50 IN
National VALLEY Bank notes. rendered u
verdict OF two years III the penitantary.
This case has been one ct the most sensa-
t.oual cases tired here for years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
ALEGALFIGHT.

Keves has heretofore been one OF the
most prominent negroes IL the community
me trial lasted elgnt days. and was bitter
Nv fought from first e. last by Common
wealtl's Attorney \. {. Gordon, assisted
by Hon. Meade +. White. The prisoner
wa vigorously defended by Captain James
Bumrardner. United States District Attor-
ney William L. Craig, and Thomas I. kin-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
HIGH CONSTABLEs SALE.

] will sell az public auction on
MONDAYulE IjTHDAY On FEBRUARY, 1892,
M IL o'clock &. ST.. a. my olice, NO. 1906 east
FrankIin rect, the following property 20 satisfy
suudry wits IN nay hands: -.....,,,,. Ann,
WARDROBEs, BUREAUS. WASHSIANDS,
TABLES, TOW EL-BACKS, BFDSI LADS, CAb-
PEIS. MATING, DlvAN, CANE AND WOOD
SFATCHAIRS. ROC ERS, LOi NGE>, CLOChS,
Trunks, PICTURES, LOOhlNG-GLAsSES,
kFFrIG ORATOR.. &c. Also, one SINGER
SEWING-MhCRINE, one WAGON and HAIR
Mss. aud one 81 Rltl.
mus. cash. +. G. GARRISON.
t. IA High Constable city Richmond.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
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az 10 o'clock L. N. The location ~ this PHO
PFkfY and It's surroundings are all that coui {
Ice desired. Tho house II Substantially built,
with eight rooms, besides bathroom, kitchen,
and servants room, and the usual modern I'M
rrgvsments. There - also good brick stable
On the lot and the entire premises are ~ SOD
order. The lot fronts ls1lJ3ta feet 10 2O-lOOt
alley.
TEKNs OF PAYMENT VIII bo easy, ana an
nOunced AT hour o. sale. $780,. .
II. SELDOM TAYLOR * SON,
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