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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
By Charles 4. Rose,
Real Estate and Loans,
No. ii north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS Al CTIO \
~ SALE or 90 ACRES TEN MILES WEST OF
RlCHMOND.-By virtue OF a decree OF the CIR
cult Court Of HenucO. entered On tho 10Th day
OF October, 1892, the undersigned, a5 commits
sioners appointed thereby. shall sell at public
auction, on the premises.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1892,
AZ o'clock z. NJ, all that certain TRACT or
LAND, lying and being N the county OF Hen
rico, situated on tho Ihrec-ChOps road, about
twelve miles west OF tho city OF Richmond, adj
joining the lands Of 2. Coltrell's estate the
HeniicO Coal Company, Charles CCt.roll'- estate,
and others, containing 80 ACRES, more or legs,
and being part Of the land Of which Catherine
HutchesOn died seized and possessed. Tho san
tract contains large quantity OF 'class ara
bic land and some gOOd WOOL land. This land Is
also said TO contain minerals. Ihlsis good OPP
portunity t. buy yauablo little farm conYs-
ntent 10 our growing city 2ui near he esq End.
Conveyance can be had az my office.
CONWAY r. SANDS.
GEORGE i. HOOPER, JE,
Special Commissioners.
CHARLES A. ROSE, Auctioueer.
thompson, &c, -. UJTCuEsON AND ALs.-lS
THE CIRCUIT COUT o. THE COUNTY or HEN
RICO.
certify that tho bond required Of Special
Commissioners Conway X. Sands aud George j.
Hooper, Jr, 10y decree entered IN said cause on
the 10Th day OF October, 1892, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of Octo-
Der, 1892.
OIL W. 5. LEAKE, Clerk.
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Y,,pNvIrrE ANp POTHlI"

L,ARMVILLE AND f"'
RAILROAD. ...I.err
GENERAL OFFICE lJJ AA''' f,J~
SCHEDULE ~ kkfECi
LFAyE RICHMOND s~ 40
iS.so p. NJ. ria Atlantic C1as, lia' -t. -
yils aud lniormet.a-'
81 Chester. q ~
e:Ib A VI. or Atlau., t'tN
and hefrCd1.
ARRIYE E.llN9Nh ,. 40
,o.eo J. NJ ris Atlantic Coast zoe ~. y, -
vic and !niegmuJls.e a..''
o.t5p. N. ga Atlantic Cots; lac "'-
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All train, daily excopi SUM ~. .,,sr4sls
Tickots on sals aud baggage 81 !, Il, lLsUN
UNION DEPOT. IN " lar 40,
JAMES Il. WxgrH. General AsaAsS
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Chalkiey 81 ala.

Sands, Cabcll & Mcclure, rn,he chancerv
lrus'ocs' Court OF tho city
re-. ~ NJ, p,ons
Chalkley et dls.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
CAN'T STOP CHOLERA.
Raging in Siberia and in Popu-
lous Southern Russia.
SMALLPOX DECREASING At LAST
No New Cases-Ca1ifornia Has Not De-
elared OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mars
Experience in 1seoma.

LONDON, A1s. a-The Vienna correspondent
OF the Nexs says IL IL reported tbat City deaths
from cholera are oeeurring daily u Sc Jean
dArc, The victims be5ng chiefly pilzriaA Tbs
authorities o. Lsmburs have been officially in
formed ia: lbs disease has appeared At Poit
vain, south Russia
81 PETEksBCES, Aux, 3-Chole-s has ap-
psared IN tie government OF Kursk, in the
sout1srn part cs European Russia Il 10 the
nos, 6e1ssly populated Of any government IN
Russia. having q population Of abol: 2, aC,0o
pe-soas-
After the suppression Of the riots in Tashkend
several thousand insurgsas seyss FED from the
city and tried 10 cYoss the province OF syeda-ya
into FoEgha1a, bcf were repulsed By local
troor& he instruction has spread 20 Forg-
hans, and the position Of tie Russians
there 10 critical, - thew do not pos
sess sufficient mea 70 cope with the
insurgents, par: OF their forces having gone 70
the Psnirs. II has sranspired that the fash
ksnd rio:s were not due solely 10 the choiera,
b.. that they were partly due to religious ex-
element. caused by al orde, from the governor
interfering with rites IN tbs Mosques.
The epidemic continues to increase II AsSiatsc
Russia II Iobo.sk stty-nine new cases and
thirty nine deaths were reported On the IL. inst
One death has occurred here from As;asic
cholera. Al Mimi Novgoroc. the disease il
checked, and many vo,knen who FED IN
fright have returned
In consequence CT TIE prevalence Of cholera
tie schools viii all Be closed till September.
Medical students have been sent 10 the infected
districts 20 help fgh. tie disease.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
Senator Allen Hard At work.

WAsHfkGToS CRY, Aug. Especial l-sena.
tor Alien spent several hours a. the postofice
department today urging the officials 20 push
certain matters in which The people OF his state
are interested. As 70 the establishment of free
Delivery 81 ~hstcon, the senator insisted that
this matter could Be hastened by having the in
spector sent to Washington state a few
weeks ago, 10 yisl. Whsicom and prepare and
tend o the department. 81 once q special &c port
On this case. This action was agrees to, and tie
inspector has been motif fed 20 90 thik II is
probable that within a month this report viii
lie IN and approved, and il 10 predicted tia. j;
viii De favorable 20 Hhs,c0ra NJ. Allen also
learned that the selection OF tie new location
for the pDstCf.ce .. Vancouver. WISH, was sat
stseiory - tie people o. shst city. and tha, tie
MISTER viii q. oacs Dc definitely settled BY the
department o1cisls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
Irrigation In Adams County.

Adams county IS Little east OF the center OF
Washington. ecmqrlsing 3 portion oi the high
plains o. prairie partially surrounded BY the
great bend 81 the Columbia M irrigation has
hcea P3scilcei IN this county on account Of the
cifculiy Of obtaining water, bu; IL "a sur
rounded BY counties n which small H-es. are
wstere1 Tor TIE purpose Q. producing fruit
vegetables o. alfalfa Ihs soil Is rich. and in
spite OF The sumus. droaghts retains sufficient
moisture 70 enable whest, rye, oats and barley
q mature = s reported, however. that corn Is
not s.SSys successful The country has oeea
settled but fen years snd ihe principal oceu.
patton Is wheat raising y tcaitv is exVser-
icac@d IN obtaining So slc.ent water for dogaes-
te purposes, snd frequently IL must - brought
distance % tour or ave miles. Wells sre sunk
usually - depth II from 100 to 90 feet. sni
occasionally without success. II j. proe8b.e
ghAt IN failure small amour; % irrigation will
be Introduced by the use q the wats- Of tie
Falouss river, which Aows along the soatteAs.-
etn corner d the county. ~ by ;ae .se..as o!
some eG the faNo3 waters % ea-lF s7-Ine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
Hors ethieves on the Lower Columbia.
Woodland Correspondents Ca.hlamet Gazette.


Joe Wright, of Caples, went 10 Vancouver and
claimed bis horse, which was stolen and sold
there on Thursday l2st Nj Bouser. of Bsche-
lor island. hiss . team o. horses missing and
fears are entertained that they were stolen
by the Lewis river gang OF thieves
Indian Iswie, of Etra, was IN iowa
Saturday On business. He says: bad Iniuns
come in steal white mans horses. White man
no steal AL Iniuns Who steal" This is quite
a rebuke, coming from an Indian who is highly
respected by ail who know him There seems
10 be az organized gang Of horse thieves IN this
part OF the country. by the way horses are lost
NJ. Hou,ton los: one, George Bra..on lost
a pair. Mr.. Wright one and Ed Gardner
lost . very fine saddle animal NJ. Breyton
found bis horses st Washougal and Others are
scattered around the country. An officer from
Clarke county came here last week and arrested
Bart Buchanan for horsestealing. aud Bill Alien
was arrested az Vancouver and placed
in jail. Is seens that this gang has
been stealing the horses running OF.
them. They disposed Of the Brastoa horses for
SIS, when they could have obtained double the
amount for them, and this fact led the parties
purchasing 10 think they were stolen, ard
caused them TO investigate the matter. /.
was found that Q number OF horses were
missing in this valley. and the arrest OF
the above parties resulted Now If Jssp Hi.iigus
could be caught. it would break up the gang
here 3. least Joe Wright, o: Csples. found his
horse which was sto.ea BY Bert Bueknan and
Bill Allan Tnis makes three horses recovered
S;iii there are a number more 20 hear from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
CONDEMNED DISPATCHES.

The police OF tie state OF Saita, Argentine,
hsye begun revolution
At saginaw, Mich. on Tuesday Judd Nordyke
killed his vile and thea suieided. because Of
jes!ousy.
In Philsdelphia q story 10 current that . local
syndicate has coroered the quarter bloods wool
product
American rnsckerei fishers have been warned
of the banks in ST Asry's bay, n. 8, for fishing
within the thres-rnile limit.
United States MarshsIs Callahan and Hard
ing. OF Texas. captured Jim Hart, q desperate
criminal, after g hot gun fight, and took him
back 20 Texas
Postmaster A. Rauly, of Edgehe'd Junction,
Tenn. was fatally stabbed On Tuesday by Jesse
Bioodworth, youth, because he told him there
was 10 mail for him.
Hi and g A. Budget & Co, OF London,
Bristol and Liverpool, grain exporters, are in
temporary financial embarrassment Their
Cnited states connections are not involved.
Thomas E. LYNN, Thomas Rech. Charles Nc
Neary. William c. Deal and Richard Gsuder-
vile were seriously INJURED .. the Jane Chemi-
cal Works. Frankfort, Ps.. on Wednesday by the
explosion OF q csTboy of naphtha
Troops in Rio Grande do sui Brazil, the state
IN which there has beea rebellion for long
time a; intervals, are again in revol: under the
lead OF General Isidors. and the adhsrents OF
imperialiss rule are hoping for restoration
Arkansas cssrle which are awaiting shipment
st Arkansas City have broken into Kansas corn
fields The farmers threaten to XIII every head
OF stock found on their lands, and TIE cowboys
threaten to kill farmer for every hoof killed.
Miss Demar, an actress, WHOSE name is Mrs
Carrie Fetch, was refused a divorce AZ Chicago
Il developed during the hearing that Mr. Fetch
had met MS FIRST love ate. long lapse OF time,
during which period he married Miss Demsr.
and his siumoering passion was 50 aroused that
he asked Miss Deu,sr to free Ats matrimonial
bonds, SO be could remarry.
The rebels OF Sinking, the extreme northern
province OF China. have assembled their forces
in SewehvaGg. They number 9.0oo The gov
eminent has sent an expedition against them
BY order OF the Canton viceroy los Chinese
pirates have beeE executed during the past
year.
Jacob Csrstens. tough character of Yoko-
hama. on July IL shot and killed a man named
Beatty because, as Csrstens alleged, Beatty had
caused his imprisonment in Jail for i've days;
then he shot aud seriously wounded tares
native policemen who tried TO arrest him, and
tried 20 Kill hinsslf but did not ind:ct . fstal
wound.
William Hu-i, aged "a years, Al employee OF
the Occidental aine near Virginia City, New.
tried 20 hold mp James Kinkeai, miue superin-
tendfni, on the "a inst, who was en route to the
m nes with 81, go 10 pay the mine hanos, when
hiaSesd cred load of bGekshot, wounding the
hlghEsynan. and then captured him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
Senator Allen UnjustIy Asssiled.
The Oiyupisn

Tacoma Influences are endsavoring TO 1efea;
the reelection OF Hon. John B. Allen 20 the
United States Senate, and the opposition % him
grows out Of two causes, neither OF which
should have weigh. with the people of this
state, for really they pertain 20 the personal
ambition OF one man a3d the local iealou.y of
one community Tie Ledgev seeks to create
false impressions OF tie Work performed ~
senator Allen. and 10 arouse sniagonism 10 him
o. appealing 10 tie pre-! JUDGES OF people among
whom IL clrculaies. That paper, however, pays
but small compliment, 70 the intelligence OF its
readers when i. undertakes 10 make them
believe that the senator from Walls Wslla
has q gr1dge sgssnk. Pierce county and
Tacoma. and is in league with senator
Squire: o advance King county interests 70 tae
deiriment OF Pierce county. Aliens supper; of
The Lake Washington canal bin afforded pre-
text and admirable ground for fursherins the
Le1gr plaza The opposition TO that proposition
was unreasonable, Tor every disinteres.ed COM
mission that ever visited the Sound for the in
spection OF that prosec; has decided in earnes.
recognition OF its possibility and value as a
public improvement And il may be here de-
elared that every committee viii resfErn the
Judgment OF those that shall hsvs preceded il.
The Ledger charges against Senator Allen fail
ure to open the Puyalup Indian reservations:
q If al that would have been necessary was
the Introduction OF a bill opening the reserve
to purchase. IL IL q iaes that Senator Allen
las devoted lis tine 70 the interests o;
the whole stste, and that be has been active IN
support OF al measures relating TO Was hington
without regard to the locality. To have pre-
served any other attitude would have been sui
eide, 20 which blQnt tac: no man could be more
keenly alive than John 3. Allen II il could be
truihfuIly charged that be favored King county
or aay other particular locality the indictment,
would impeaca his common sense. To men
wso think these false claims against Senator
Allen viii have their true value, and they will
fail 70 affect his standing OF shake his integrity
- faithful public servant, and they are GER
tain 20 react against those who oppose him
without reason and asseii him without cause
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04

in Norway n 1s5s sad came % this country tn
B'55 and ioea.ei ss Minnesota He followed the
vocation of farming until the wa- e-oxe OFT,
vasa be eal.sted II TIA Seventh Minnesota
regiment and served three ye.rs. Returning
fro the war he Ses elected sheriff Of Otter Tail
county and txice rejected, serTizx eontsE-
uo1siy six years he wxs twice easc.st 20 tbs
house o! representatives. ana vss sergesut-ss-
arms of tie s.ass senate eurizg f-o sessions. Ia
1sss he cane 70 tsis ststs and coEaty and Vas
the ssy. settler 81 Park, NJ t5e southern extren
ity Of Lake whs.eoE- Two years ago De was
elected TO tie legislature and was TIE only mem
Der sroz this co1uty who voted for Senate:
snrs.e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
A swindler Exposed.

One I D. Stevens has been swindling rner-
chsnts, hotel nea and Others IN skayls county.
He represents himsel: an agent OF tae United
States Mutual Accident Association OF New
YORK. IN reply TO al inquiry from &. W. Val
eRiine. OF the Hotel Hamilton, ss Hamilton,
Wash, }. 3. Arnold, superintendent OF agencies
o. the companies. writes:
Your favor o. the lSsh inst addressed 70 James
4 Pitcher, inc 9iriDg about one l. d. stevens.
hiss oee4 rzferfsd 10 tAIs department. In reply
Will say that We have had several complaints
from your vicinity regarding one stevens, eu,
tas initials OF nis name are net the same - the
one g4yea IN yoQr communication W al say Tor
your information that We nave no agent IN
" ssn t0n - tie nsrae OF stevens, and until
rSee1ttS the state has been under tie control OF
T. ii. aolbroos- Tais man stevens Il a. impos-
to-. ana aSs had no authority 20 represent this
sssocls9loQ. In some way he has become pos
ssssea % our blanks and passed himself OF IS
agent " ale we excecdingly regret tina. the
pubic IL Washington have hsea imposed upoa,
u Is something over watch We have no control.
sIn unable - inform yea here this in pos.or
Is 81 The present tine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
The Everett Smelter.

EvERErr. Aug. Especial l-Ths Puget
soand Reduction Company the Colby syndicate
interested in the Monte Ccisto minssl have
located their smeleer on section 5, juss q: ere
mouth of the Snohomish, near the works of the
s.eel barge WORKS The company has paid Up
capital OF 300, Co. and viii begin work iEnmsdi-
stely on the work of erecting one OF the largest
snel.ers and reduction works n the country.
They VIII Build $1,000 ofice az the corner OF
Colby avenue and Hoyf street, and have pur-
chased large block OF land upon which 70
erect cottages for taeir employee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
Catholic Abssainers IN sessio..

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 3-The annual con-
vention Of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union of America began its session in this
city yesterday. Nearly go delegates are
present Tie matters of she gressessinpor
tance before the convention are the adop
ton of the beneficiary features and th e
discussion of the expediency OF openly
fighting all liquor legislation, and perhaps,
in the extreme, committing the union TO
the prohibition sentiment Bishop Golfer,
Of the diocese Of winona. MINI, has been
elected as presiding officer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
Tn. People. Party and the Rioter..

c ". Young, Peoples party candidate for
governor, sent the following letter TO tie Cpur
q Aisne Tiote-r:
regret tina. cannot De with you TO have YOU
- eaders;snc how ny heart aches for suffering
humanity. Is patient and do aot allow optrss.
eions band - En2G yo1 10 any violent acts
November VII hnc Is IL the POSITION 70 give
unto every rnaa liberty and bread, and should
be elected governor OF Washington no Pinker.
ton thugs shall cross her borde-x MAJ God
b ess me downIrodcen OF our land. Fraternsiiy
yours Tor rigat, G w Yovxa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
AoNeIuents of WArshins

WASHINGTON City. Aug. The United
States steamer Charleston. now at san
Francisco, has been ordered 70 participate
IN the exercises of the naval militia as
that port. after which she viii make a
cruise to Chilean and Peruvian ports.
SAN fGASCIsco. Aug. The cruiser
Boston ~iA commence coating at Mare
island today and on Friday she will ru,
directly 10 sea from that port wlsaou,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
The Red Cedar Single overdried.


IL - urged against tie red cedar sningis from
TIE Faclae Northwest that IN the eagsruess Of
tue manufacturers TO get tae weight down - Tar
as possible HAT tina life 10 dried on; OF the
saiRs!e- This NAV be objection, and Ii NAV
not De, but with tae extraordinary demand for
esdsr shingles which has sprung up recently.
TIE western manufacturers have eeeu compelled
to ship saing.e< almost rapidly as they came
from tue saw. When ;hers IS some aceumula-
ton Of stock aud TIE natural method OF drying
Is asaia employed. tais oaiseiioa. even should
u prove 70 DC valid one, viii re removed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
San j uan County Repu blicAn&.

FRIDAY HARBog, Aug. 1-lSpeel.L The Re-
p9b.icans OF TIE coaaty met il convention at
tie courthouse Saturday ana ornins;ei q fall
county ticket Judge !. K. TucSer - :he nom
lace Tor representative 20 the egislsture The
delegates - the state convention are Hou John
: NcMi.an, Of Roche Haroor, J. N. Blaine. OF
Esst SQUAD: Z. c. Ain.sysiaes, Lopez. and z K.
Allen, Nscroa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
NEWS OF NORTHWEST
A Young Woman Accidentally
Killed at Vancouver.
IMPORTANT TIDE LAND DECISION
Chinese AsrehaAts walk Through Ia
coma StFeets-A Whatcom County
Single Mil Burned.

vAscouvHR. 3. C., August a-Ispecia, This
Gseraoon IN Stanley park. while AssssA Nc
Do1gAl AID Frest Aass Chase and Miss Kent
were ont driving the horses became frightened
AID ool.ec- Miss Keat, in attempting
70 jump from the earrisze, caught her dress On
tie vehicle sad vas p-ecipltated head down
ward % the ground, falling on . stone, which
peostrated 70 tie brain, causing instant death.
Tie lsr,sated young lady WAS - yearS old, aaS
the only cs1gh,e, o; NJ. and NsA Ksas, Haail-
ton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04

VIESyA. Aug. 3-The Neas Fr>ie Presss
publishes the details Of scheme elaborated
BY Prof. Soelber TO harmonizs the none
tary conference and agree that no gold
coin containing less than 2s16o grains OF
gold be allowed 20 be coined or
circulated in contracting coun-
tries; that silver be coined
in the proportion OF twenty value units Of
silver 10 one OF gold; that silver Be legal
tender up to so, and that silver coins Of .
fixed standard o. purity be withdrawn
from circulation. Professor Soelber con-
siders that everything depends upon the
attitude Of Great Britain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04

stopping here TIE vessel - o.
dered TO Honolulu. but the OH
GERS hope they viii shortly Dc
sent to New York and that the vessel wiz
remain there until mex: spring when the
great Worlds fair naval review taxes
place. The Boston is in the best OF trim
and ID expected to give good account OF
herself On her trip south.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-04
State Supreme Court Decisions.

cLTxPIA, Avg. a-lspecial The supreme
court today issued . writ prohibiting Judge
Liehsenoerg, Of ,he King county scperlcr
cofarI tron proceeding ii q suit brought oy .
eeve, contractor against the city o.. North YAK
INA The court ho.ds taas the King county
court has 10 Jurisdiction OF the suoiecs matter
and thai IaGnic. pal corporation can only be
sued N tie county "a which il - situated
Application for Q msndarnDs % compel Judge
Lehssnosrg 70 proceed 20 aear and determine
tae case OF Miller vs. CaIiigan wsa Denied on
tAe ground TIA: q appeal u now pending In
the supreme court irou judgment dis1issiag
the acton
The question whether the proposition 70 ex-
ten1 shs city limits OF Tacoma which was car
rsei a. TIE election held ior the purpose on
Aprii l., l>si. Was properly submitted, viii Be-
a-gusc before the supreme court on Monday
next The question Is presented in . case in
yoAying the Ilgns of II. 4 Warner 70 sis IN the
council from the annexed district