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The sun., 1893-06-01
BusIuesn Troubles.

Joseph Goldberg. dealer in clothing at 10
Baxter street. and at Washington. d. c.. has
failed. Tho store in Baxter street had been
cleaned ont OF the stock before an execution Of
SdO3 was issued iu favor of Israel Morris. Mr.
Goldberg has been in business in Baxter
street twenty years. His attorneys snid that
all the stock here had been distributed among
creditors
The Sheriff has received two executions
for 81 .43S against the Metropolitan Electric
William l. Flnck. son OF the ex-Sherifr. for
money lent some time ago; oh The company was
stock OF $1,000, 900. and the annual report OF
January last said the liabilities did not exceed
$36.OOO.
Charles Scale. dealer In diamonds and Jew
elry ut 0O7 broadway. made an assiRnmen
yesterday to Edward l. La Fetra without
preference,
The sun., 1893-06-01
MIR. BLOCNT rs NOT U1PPY
AaEexationists Say IIe G,yes Them No En-
couraEement.

|AhEexationists Say IIe Giyes Them No En-.
couraGement
HONOLULU. May %. via Snn Francisco. May
''-for nation whose Admirals and naval
@mmGnde's In the Pacific have been from
lune 10 time prone to discussion OF public
Quesuons and their own instructions In the
a'est or on tho hotel veranda. and whose
automatic and consular representatives have
een guilty OF far worse I'm mproprietIes the OHIO
and personal demeanor Of Mr.. Blount while
'e mas oeen on tho whole refreshinely be-
@ming' With the retirement Of Mr.. Stevens
W. the continued absence OF Neumsnn.l MIN.
aa1 b'ount becomes still more than ever the
ssaspieuous figure. as he has been ever since
unMflval the central figure Of the Hawaiian
sW'a But II bis new commission adds new
pVaoIe' p'' 10 which view. 1t is understood. Mr..
D'Oun' ooss not agree. 1t cannot be said that
.omoportonately gains in public esteem, or
sNn 'aat 10 maintains his reputation for fair
h' he'a automatic dignity and discretion which
No acquired soon after his arrival here.
-. and not remotely. when the islands
a. So .aelae were the chosen assignments by
~. 'A!e Dspartm ent for the most impecuni-
ana lnportunate place hunters. Hawaii
n, suaefed In common with Fiji and Samoa.
.A'asnsition from men Of this class to men
rnessnG realizing senss OF dignity and re-.
FEASIBILITY became complete with Minister
sa,sna and this has prevented the generally
.OHhI conduct OF Mr. B!ount from attracting
'saer notice and commentator.
A. Blount may ride along the fashion able
tsnsWay With slouch hat and linen duster
sanng In the wind. or go to dine on the flag.
Smasuit OF Georgia blue Jeans. but he
committed now one OF the gross impro.
ssass Tor which none OF our former repro.
Lsa'ives Is remembered here. The public
= ssspsllevs he IL man OF personal character
sn''y nh.nessy. and integrity. and there Is much
N. s''Act'on IN this belief for people
A.. nv iesl that hs has in his hands
o,.,wer power OF passing judgment on a
IN, I,'aoA o which is to them ono Of life or death
nNnout impuGning his motives. 1t 10 ap-
s,saas' aas' every day marks y falling of In
M puceaee heretofore generally rspossd In
els nis eountsymsn here. aud tho greater
IN &uaiv Of annsxatisnists OF which they
IA ,s mo largest part. are beginning to view
au, ai attitude mere with alarm. Not
xN xN@ ~ 'nese openly confess this. and fewer
a Ia, Questioned. could give Q reason for
10 .,ns. Msfs. But that they exist there 10
s,,' p. and they arc made apparent In
suNhon OF the Star. the organ OF the
@io.,,' radical wing OF the annsra-
;lo,,p.. "nloh, In Its guarded criticism Of
|Sts.sscourSs and Its free quotation Of the
~ Of him and President Cleveland
The sun., 1893-06-01
ERAS1Us TIMAN,S ASSETS.
Some of His Staten Island Real Estate to
Re Put Up Mt Auction.

Mr.. David Bennett King. Erastus Wiman's
assignee has decided to market some OF tho
Staten Island real estate which Mrs Wiman
transferred to him for the benefit OF her hus-
bands creditors. This real estate forms the
greater part Of the assets available for paying
Mr.. Wiman's debts. Mr.. King will sell two
parcels by auction as soon MS 1t can be prop
crly mapped and advertise ed-probably In the
curly part OF July. One of these parcels is 18th the
Fra stina property. where bnilalo bits Wild
acres OF this. 1t will be offered in building
lots
The other parcel is a pnrt OF tho Guyon
farm. The whole tract contains about $50
acres. and renches IN an irregular form from
near Giffiords- by-the-Sea to the Woods Of
Arden. About ten acres nearest the railroad
station will be divided Into building lots and
will bu sold at once.
The sun., 1893-06-01
WILL USE C0LoRED FLzSS
They Will BE Displayed Oa Houses Where
Contagious Diseases Occur.

Dr. George F. Shrady was appointed con-
sultinG physlcian-in- chief OF all the hospitals
under the supervision Of the Health Depart
ment at Meeting Of the Board held yestor-
day. Commissioner Edison recon ended that
colored flags or cards be displayed on houses
whero contagious diseases occur as moro
effective lquaratine. and tho Board decided to
adopt this system. The sanitary inspectors
were ordered to use them at their discretion
SANITARY superint tendent Roberts notified the
Board that the following tenements were In an
unsanitary condition. and that he had ordofed
the defects to be remedied or tho houses va
Gated within 1vo days:
Nos. 4S9 and 4yo Sixth avenue, B29 Eighth avenue
~ and s6 llsstsr arset 2bosM onroe stree ..6 aud
2bt Mott street, 3b Mulberry strert 10 and VI New
Chambers street. 53 PArx shset, VA and 3ea Pearl
k,rsst No fhsIin street 69b wAtsr street Nv l2o III
East BroAdWA
The sun., 1893-06-01
MFR. Clement Scott In Town.

Mr.. Clement Scott. dramatic critic OF the
London Telegraph. who has been in the Orient
and at the Chicago Fair for that journal. ar.
rived In New York on Tuesday. He 10 on his
way hack to London to bo present at the open.
ing Of Augustin Days new theatre. In Lsices-
on address to be- read by Miss Ada Hehap. Mr.
Scott 10 accompanied BY Mrs. Scott tSwhom
They saw the "ProdigII Daughter" at the
American Theatre last night
The sun., 1893-06-01
sso Passenger. D.s.,asa a. Quarantine.

QuEBEc. May 31.-Ths steamship Oregon.
with $50 passengers on board. which arrived
at Crosse Isle quarantine or Monday night
from Liverpool on the way to Quebec. 10 still
detained at quarantine. and may pot be
slioTSd S"S to proceed for S sens days Various M
eSoisrs aboard % is oiiol;lI y denied. Five Deaths
are said to have occurred on the voyage, and
the report 10 current that the cause was dlph-
thsria, and that there are fifteen cases now
aboard the vessel
The sun., 1893-06-01
ss Now Fourth.clas. Po.tma,ters,

WASHINGTON. May 31.-The total number Of
fourth-class Postmasters appointed to-day
Was ninety three. OF which sixty-ei iGht were to
fillvacancies caused by resignation and death.
Among the appointments were the following:
New Jersey-Georgew W. Blinn. at Belle Plane.
New YorkTW n. Harrih A. Bedford station: J. W.
Cameron at Hill View d. X Morgan, at Osborn Bridge:
A. J. kune. at Pattersonvilie Franz Emo. at Fine
Plains: n X. Mead. at Quaker Street: T. Remington a.
WAllNNod.
The sun., 1893-06-01
Ask for Receiver for Little Rock and
Memphis.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. May 31.-Butler. Still
man Hubbard OF New York to-day applied
to the Federal Court here for foreclosure pro-
ceedings against tho Little Rock and Mem phis
Railroad and the appointment Of receiver.
the corporation for two years preceding the
application should be- paid. Tho com pla inants'
from Nalu Nnrk
The sun., 1893-06-01
The Monterey's Trial Trip.

San FRANCISCO. May 31.-The coast-defcnce
vessel Monterey returned this moi ming from
a successful trial trip at sea. having proved
herself to be magnificent sea boat and hav-
ing clearly demonstrated the excellence Of
her engines and OF her boilers which have
were fred and were found to be perfectly
mounted. The only mishap was to q ina chinist
from the Mare Island Navy Yard, who had two
machinery
The sun., 1893-06-01
Excess. Fares on Fast Trains.

The text Of the decision OF Messrs. Cassats
and Bliss on the question OF excess fares on
trains between New York and Chicago has
been received by the Presidents Of tho railroad
com mpnnies interested. The arbitrators de-
cided that the standard rate 500 should be
charged on trains scheduled at twenty eight
hours or more, The fare on the present
what are known as the twenty six hour trains
they decided that the fare should be S22 an
advance OF 81 over the present fare on these
trains.
The sun., 1893-06-01
Failure or a Biz I.umper M.u.

CHICAGO. May 3L-ssmuel B. Barker. the big
wholesale lumber dealer. confessed judgment
to-day for $50. 1872 in favor OF the Union Ma
tional Bank. The firm of A. II. Caryl& Co.. In
which Barker is a partner. also confessed
were issued TO enable the Sheriff to take DOS
session OF the property. The trouble Is, no
doubt duo to the stringency OF tho money
market
The sun., 1893-06-01
The Atchlson Rates.

CHICAGO. May 3l.-After waiting all day for
tho Rock Island and Burlington roads to
arrange their private troubles. the Atchison
announced. late this afternoon. that it's rates
OF 80 for the round trip between Denver
and Chicago. and Sl7.5O for the round trip
from Missouri River points. would 90 into
effect to- morrow m orning.
The sun., 1893-06-01
Three Adm:ra,s at the Navy Yard.

There was much burning OF powder yester-
day at the Brooklyn Navy Yard over the ar
rival OF Admirals Ghersrdl. Walker. and Ben
ham In their respective cruisers. the Philadel-
phin., Chicago; and San Francisco. Each Ad-
miral received u salute Of thirteen guns. At
Commodore Erben as Commandant OF the
yard,
The sun., 1893-06-01
Changes Ia the North American Board.

1t was reported yesterday that Mr.. T.
Bartlett will take the place OF Mr.. Charles A
Spofford as director OF the North American
Company. and that Mr David l. Wegg will
also decline reelection at tho meeting Of
stockholders on June Is.
The sun., 1893-06-01
Comptroller Myers In Contempt.

ALBANY. May 3l.-In Special Term here to-
day. Judge Hcrrick issued an order requiring
the Comptroller OF New York city to show
cause why he should not be punished for con-
tempt in not complying with tho provisions
o, writ OF peremptory mundamus issued at
the last Special Term requiring him to pay
certain back taxes duo the state from New
York county. The order is returnablo before
Judge Herrlck the last Tuesday In June.
The sun., 1893-06-01

Com ptroller Myers said YESTERDAY that the
principai OF the sum due the state, lS5 Gn3. 55.
was paid soma time ago. and that the accrued
interest. Sol, ,27t -. to which Judge Herrcks
order relates. will ne paid long before the ro-
turn day Of the order.
The sun., 1893-06-01

whsn Baby was sics. NO gave her castoria.
When she was cbEd. she cried for oastoria.
whan aas became aiaS shs ciuas TO castoria.
WHEN she had chldrsu, shs gsye them os.torisj
The sun., 1893-06-01

.sSori Z. .na sysnins train. to tho Adirenassks
'laro9ss without s ssnnI,%Is,, Ioog, sleeping and
The sun., 1893-06-01

Asb Foo
Can alike he best suited with furniture At oso Yl,nt
Cos ltts o., sad U.h Av.--4sG
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
General Passenger Agent

VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court Of the County OF WISE
ON the BIRD day Of October, 1873.
Cody & Hcdrick, Plaintiffs
Against In Chancerv'
W. H. Virgic 4 Som Def'ts.
The object Of this suit is to recover OF
". II. Virsic and Blair Eirgie, DONG
business under the firm name OF y" II.
Vircic & Son. $500, with interest from
December l!th 1892, and to attach the
debts and estate OF said ". II. Nirgic in
Wise county, Va, to satisfy said sum OF
money. And All affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendants, W. II.
Vi.-ic and Blair NirCir, doing business
under The firm name Of W. Fl. NirSic q
Son. arc not residents Of the State OF
virginia. it is ordered that they do appear
here within - days after due publication
hereof, 4nd d. what may be necessary 10
protect thc;t interest in this suit. And
il is further ordered that - copy hereof be
published once a week for four weeks ~
The Big stone CAP posr. and that copy
he posted ut Che Front door Of the court
house Of this county on TIC first day OF
the ncxt term OF the county court OF sSid
COUNT A copv--lese:
". 4. klLHORE. Clerk.
BY c. A.]OHNSON, D. /.
II. A. *. SKrES, p. Il. 'i'-4o
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Gate CITY Letter.

GATE Clry, VA, Nov. 18th, 1898
Ediiry Post:
The elections arc over and Democ.
aacy is again triumphant
In this connection. ] recently read
AN article from the RicI,moad Times,
probably written by Mr.. William
J.. Royal, who is a tcrse and brilliant
yriter, in regard to Col. O'Ferrall,
which, while it was i'll timed, con-
tanned great deal Of truth. The
writer went on to say that Col.
O't'errall was not the choice of the
majority Of the people for Gov; that
she convention which dominated him
was packed, DC There is more
truth than poetry in this. For COM
monplaee mcdiocrity, Col. O'Ferrall
stands prcem;nent. Any Of the
candidates before the convention
would have made us much better
Governor. Look at his speeches in
Congress aud those delivered in the
,eccnt campaign. There is Il same
s,cns and monotonouSncSs about them
chat makes them absolutely uninter-
estins. They are filled with blatant
noise and nonsense, full Of fire eating
epithets and supercilious self assert
tiveness Hc is elected, and Of course,
all loyal Democrats should continue
TO support him, as they did during
the canvass, but there is no occasion
for them. after they have eaten their
crow, to smack their lips and say
they like it.
Virginia and the South presents a
poor showing in tho way Of authors.
Tom Page, outside of his negro dia-
lect, is absolutely Il failure. George
w. Gable has already been rcpudi-
ated by the South, and Justly so.
He was Northerner by birth aud
education and had the great inpu.
dence to imagine that he could re-
form the South and establish negro
equality. Vain presnmptuous dolt.
3ic might write his Creole stories
from now antil Gabriel blows his
horn, and still lie would have the
contempt Of our people. The So
called literary story writer's of the
present day are at u very low ebb.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
O'FERRALL'S INAUGURATION.

RrcHMoxD. VA. Nov. 13.-Nten
Colonel O'Fcrrall comes here next
week the arrangements for his inau-
guration will be discussed. 1t is his
wish and that Of his wife that the
ceremonies incident to his Inaugural
ton in his office be as simple as the
dignity Of the occasion will admit.
For some time it has been the pur-
pose of the military of Richmond to
do i6nGf TO the new governor and 1t is
probable hat the soldiers will either
escort him to and from the Capitoi
or give grand ball at night i'll the
armory hall, as was done when Lee
was inangurated. The exercises at
the Capitol Will consist only of the
taking of the oath of office in the
hall Of the House of Delegates, in ting
presence of the two Houses Of the
General Assembly.
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n Favorite IN Kentucky.

Mr. w. NJ. Tory, who has been in The
drug business at Elkton, Ky, for ihc past
twelve years ,says. "Chamberlin's Cough
Remedy gives better satisfaction than
any other cough medieineI have ever sold )"
There is good reas9ns for this. No other
will cure cold so guirklr; 10 ether is 50
certain preventive and cure for Group,
no other affords so much relief Ii cases of
whoopins cough. For sale by J. W. Rel
ly, Druggist. kg
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
Arc Your Children Subject to Group?

l SO YOU should never be without a
bottle of chamberlin's Cough Remedy.
1t is certain cure. for Group, and has
never. been known TO fai', if given freely
MS soon as the croupy cough appears it
will prevent the attack. 1T is the sole
reliance with thousands Of mothers who
have cronpy children, ard never disap-
points them. There is no danger in giving
This Remedy in large and frequent doses,
MS 1t contains nothing Injurious. SO cent
bottles for sale b7 j ". Kelly, Drngsisl.
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!
Bank of Big Stone Gap
Z. " Hardin. ci al
TO Nav T. Hardin, /. II. Hardin Charles
A. Hardin, ST.. ard ?. v. Hardin:
Take notice that on the 10th daT o.
September. 1898, in the above styled
cause the following decree was rendered:
This cause came On again This 10th day
Of September, lSa3, to he heard on the
papers formerly read herein, on the
report Of Ii. {. Mcdowell, .Ir., special
commissioners herein, dated july 29th.
1873. and on motion Of complainant hy
counsel that rule he issued against May
r. Hardin and her sureiasand vas aTGu-
ed bv counsel vhcreupon it is ordered
HAT a rule be issued against May 7. Har-
din, L. NJ Hardin. Chas. A.
Hardin, ST.. and p. ". Hardin,
rcturnablc to the first day Of the next reg
ular term Of this Court, requiring them to
show cause, il any they have or can show,
why they should not forthwith pay to the
aforesaid commissioner the Gum ,3b3 s.,
with interest thereon from November
DIST 1872, until payment and the costs of
this proceeding. and in default thereof
why the premises heretofore sold By the
aforesaid commissioner under decree rem
dcreJ in this cause to May =. Hardin
should moi nc rc-solu to satisfy the b2l-
aMcc Of purchase money due thereon and
costs And it is further ordered that a
copy Of said rule he served according to
law on each Of the above named parties
delinquent.
ana this cause is continued
An affidavit having been made Thai
Charles a. Hardin, ST., j. W. Hardin, r.
NJ, hardin and May ?. Hardin are non
residents Of this State the said defendants
arc required to appear before our saidCourt
on the first day Of its next regular term
and comply with the aforesaid decree. And
it is ordered that a copy of this order be
published once week for four success
i've weeks in the Bi: Stanc Crap Posi-, a
newspaper published lii Big stone Lap,
Wise County, Virginia, and also he post
ed ut the front door of the Court House Of
said Wise County on The first day OF the
next County Court neld for the said
County after the date OF this order. A
Copy:-Test:
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The Big Stone Gap Post is off its
base when it says Scott county has a
population Of about 1000 The
last ceusus gave us Il ,9GI. Harry.
We hope yor will make the correction.
-Gtr city GaseH.
All right, Mai'oncy, Scott is a
great County anyway and will .oon
have double that number.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-16
Voltaire a Destroyer.

The Eighteenth century gave to
the world some of tho greatest intel
lcctS that were ever produced. Vol
tairc. Eo.seau, llolback, Dderat.
Condorcct, arc examples Of the think
cr, OF that age. Whilst they have
been attacked hv the conservative
school, the theories thry advanced
have never l.ccn surpassed in The
lG;h century, in fact all the thought,
al the 50 called new theories but
cmanatc from those advanced by
Voltaiic and his school. He was Il
,lan cf the most stupenaouS intellect
and cr varied genius. He mastered
everything he undertook and bis
writings are the most forcelul ever
written from the wrong side OF a
question. The Eighteenth ccn!ury
rayc.l the way TO reforms in our So
cial system, and though il destroyed
many systems and overthrow. in n
Great measure, the then existing ideas
and beliefs. it has really done great
deal ct good In IL country where
freedom of religious belief is guaran-
tce t. every citizen. the people are
free f. form their own ideas and
Worship God unfcttercd by any
dogmas or narrow mindedneSs OF
petty apostles of the different schools.
Noltairc set men to thinking. not
ony on the question OF religion, but
an she sciences and government. lllS
yrlirio..a views are to be condemned
BECAUSE he wished to destroy the c1-
listing order of things without pro-
wiling substitute. The IDEAS he
advanced in regard TO free thinking
wcrc of the most pcrnicious kind, and
a7l who believe in his doctrine must
,cnt entirely loose from the hope OF
any happiness i'll their daily contact
with their fellow man. In America,
We have few distinguished apostles OF
this most distinguished man, and
strange it is, unhampcred as we
are IN orr freedom of thought and
action.
The plain, the good people worship
God in their simplicity AMI will not
tolerate the man, who seeks TO take
shat dearest thing to them
shcir religion. Public opinion, an IN
aa,litle criterion Of mans intrinsic
worth, will pat the seal Of opprobrl-
um upon him, he will be looked upon
as wolf in sleeps clothing. VOL
sairs attempted to do this i'll the 18th
ccuturv. and the powers Of his mind
and logic Of lis writings were so
great that he made serious inroads
in the then settled theories aud be-
liefs. But he accomplished no good.
ile was destroyer, aud destroyer
nf tho ssoSt malignant inf'lcl type.
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THE PRESS.

after its late ingorious defeat i'll
Virginia it can hardly be supposed
that the so-called Populist party will
ever make its appearance again rs an
organization in the political contests
Of the State. The good but dcludc1
Democrats who joined, them ought to
return at once to the ranks of the
old party, and let their Republican
allies flock to acknowledgements
burg News.
While there has been a Republic
can groundswell in the north and
west, we are pleased to see the decid-
ell Democratic victory which the
Democrats have won in old Virginia
gives solid comfort and buoyancy to
orr Democratic friends Of those
States that have been showed under
by the cyclone. No doubt Repre-
sentative Forman, Of Illinois, express
cs the general feeling Of Northern
Democrats when he says to a Wash
ington Star reporter: 'Ihcrc IS
more satisfaction to us from Virginia
than disappointment from other
States. The result demonstrates
that the Popnlists cannot get foot
hold in the South, even unGcr general
conditions adverse t. the Democracy.
As long as we feel that the solld
South is with us we Northern Dem
ocrats fight for every inch Of ground.
We foil then that national victory is
attainabIo. Any detection in the
South would discourage Northern
Democrats. After the pitiable show
Ing in Virginia the Republicans will
rot care to join with he Popnli>tS IN
the South, Is for Massachusetts
and Ohio, we had no reason to expect
anything else. Iowa we have carried
nv narrow margins, hut | fully cx-
pectcd defeat this year. Of course
New York is a disappointment, but
lit may teach our people there to pull
together. '-Erchungc.