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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-15

Trains do not stop when time is omitted,
*Trains stop for passengers on signal.
In addition to above local trains, carrying pas-
sengers and stopping at all stations run as follows:
SOUTH.
Lv Hudson S55 m, AT. at Mt Vernon 8,24 pm
/" Mt.Vernon 6l5 Columbus tO.OOam
NORTH.
Lv Columbus 3,55 pm, Ar. at Mt. Vernon 7,48 pm
Mt. Vernon $50 am. Hudson 6,l0pm
CONNECTIONS.
At Columbus-with P. G. Il It. L. Ry., L. M.
Div, arriving 1850 a. In., $50 a m, 1920 p m,
Leaving LIS m, $50 m, 1000 m, $40 m, In
dianapolis & Chi ago Div, arriving 1850 m, s..
40 a M 1920 p m; Leaving $50 m, S,4Op N, 5 40
m. Pan Hand Div, arriving 1856 m, $40 a
IN. Leaving 100 NJ, S,55 a m, l2,S5 p m, Column
bus Il Hooking Valley r. R., arriving 9,45 a IN,
455 . m Leaving $50 m, 1856 p m, scioto Val
ley R. R, arriving $50 a m, 4,55 p m. Leaving
7SO am, S,S5 p m, G. 9. & l., arriving 100 a m,
900 a m, l9Opm, 705 p m. Leaving 1,5O m,
9lh m, 30 ? m, 100 m. Cincinnati ssndus-
ky Il Cleveland r. R., arriving r. p m, 8,52 p
M $40 p m. Leaving 1000 m, $50 p m, 500 pm.
At Mt VerRon-With B. d .. r. R., north, 6,24
I'm, So5 M !IH south J 52G5 M Il 10 m,
m, 915 m, 2,26 p m, 9,3S p m; west 4,50 m, 12,
55 p m, 2,26 pm, Ill pm.
At Glinton-(Warwick JunoHon.)-With O., t.
V. q W. Ry., north, 7l6 m, 400 m; south, 1908
Al Akron-with A. &C. W. Ry., easr, 724am.
2OOp m. ll,85pm. West, 6,3Oa m, 6,s7 pm.
At Hudson-With G. u P. R. r., east $40 m,
2,25 p m, sos p m, $50 M West, 7,l0 q m, 800 O
m, 30 m, 800 m:6,20pm.
At Cleveland-With L. B. & NJ. 8. BY, east, 7,SO a
m, h II Is am, 25O pm, 1880 m; west, 100 m,
q, A. JONES, supt. J. 4. TIIToN, Gen. Agt
Mt. Vernon. o. Mt. Vernon. o,
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New Slate Yard,
East 10th St., near R. R. Depot,

large assortment Of the finest slate for roofing,
ever seen In this county. Having twenty six eIpe-
rience IN the roofing business am prepared to hll
all orders from builders or contractors, promptly
and In workmanlike manner. Orders by mail will
be attended to satisfactorily. Call on or address
r. W. OWENS
Canton, Stark county Ohio.
Stating on old shngle roofs warranted to give sat
isiaCtion, luly10gy.
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WHAT an exodus to Manitoba from
Ontario And the many leaving for the
Western States Whether or not all this
restlessness is caused by the N. Party it
might be difficult to assert. But all the
same 1T is serious matter that Ontario
is bein drained of its life.blood in money
and muscle to build up other sections Of
the world, London Ontario advertiser.
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All trains daily, Sundays eXoepted.) Coaches
run to and from Cleveland without OhEnre
CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with fast trains for the ERsI, AL,
so with Cleveland and Detroit Daily Line Of
Steamers.
AT Elyrla with L, s. 4 "a, 5, Ey. 1Or SsnduBky,
Toledo, Detroit Chicago, &C;
At Grafton with o, O, o, d I, Ry, for Iydianapo.
lis, st. Louis and the West
At Russell viii, A. h g. W, BY, for Akron, AHh.
lend, Mansfield, sc.
At Warwick with G. Mt V. d O. BY for Mt Yer.
non and Columbus
At MasgillOn with P. F.w.&O. BY. for Canton,
Alliance, Wooster, &c,
At Dover with N. P. d O. BY, for Cambridge
Massillon and ParkersburR.
At griohSville with r O. d 3d. L, Ry. for steu.
benville, Coshocton, Zanesville So. w.
OsGAP TOWNSEND,
6en'l.MSuREeT,
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One of the lady teachers in a Reno public school
the other day was laboring with an urchin on the
science Of simple division. This Is what came Of
1t: Now Johnny II you had au orange which
you wished to divide with your little sister. how
much would you give herr Johuny-"A suck"
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AAAA MONTH guaranteed. Sl2 day st
mnnN home made BY the industrious Cant
WITH tai not required; we will start you.
N A.1III Men, women, boys ond girls make
Wluu money faster at work for MS than at any
WWWV thing else. The work Is light and plea
SAINT, and such aS anyone can go right
at Those who are wise who see this notice will send
us their addresses at once and see for themselves
Costly Outfit and terms free. Now is the time Those
already at work are laying up large sums Of money
iunl2gy Address TRUE & CO., Augusta, Maine
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AN ex.oficer of the German Guard
Corps, now a resident in Chilli, sends
home to the Berlin Militar. .Wochenb' att
an interesting account Of the Chilian
army. The Chilian soldier is, says the
writer, of the Araucanian race, and is a
direct descendant of the tribe of Indi-
ans which, at the time of the Spanish
conquest of South America, successfully
defed the armies of Spain, and under
the leadership of the gallant chiefs, Ian.
taro and CaupoliCan, preserved the indie.
pendence of their country. Of middle
stature, sturdy, and thick set, OF power.
full bodily build, hardened against ia
tigue, Indifferent to the danger of death,
with a light brown or copper colored
skin, the Chilian soldier bears the stamp
of savage bravery. With his intellec.
tual faculties, however, but slightly de.
veloped, and with an innate love of per.
sonal independence, the Chilian submits
but unwillingly to discipline; and, &C.
Cording to the testimony of Chilian off.
GERS themselves, orders can only be en-.
forced by frequent and free applica-
tion of the stick. The regular C6ilian
army only, which before the outbreak
of the present war with Peru, numbered
less than $500 men, can be considered
as trained and disciplined body. The
armament of all the troops, however,
is excellent,-Er.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Levi Bonbrak and Catharine Bonbrak, who reside
In Huntington county, Indiana, will take notice tina
petition was filed against them on the 25th day O
February, A d. 1880, In the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Stark, by Jesse Ii Var
NostTan, and is now pending wherein said Jesse L
Van Eostran demands partition of the following
real estate to-wit: Being the northwest quarter O
section twenty eight (28) Pike township, Stark Co
Ohio and that at the May term of said court the sale
Jesse L. Van Nostran will apply for an order tha
partition may be made Of said premises.
JESSE i. VAN NOSTRAN,
marlllw BY JOHN G. WRLTY, his Att
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1ralns Nos. and II run QaiIy,
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. l. 2
Gn6 II, between Cincinnati and New York daily,
Hotel coach on trains and IL between Chicago
and New York daily, via Mansfield
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad; at MeAdvilla
and Cory for Oil Regions; and at TRrnsr'NWn
for Buffalo and Niagara Falls; at Salamanca for
Rochester and at Binghsmpton for Albany.
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains fOE
the South and West.
W. B. SHATTUC,
6sn. Passenge- Hsd 7Ycket AOi., Ci2t.EasH, o
P. y. COOPER,
Gen. 6NpertAtnldeAi, C1s0eldNd, o, noylSn
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Train No. connects at Bracevile with A &C W
train at S'27 q and ll3o M for Leavittsburg War
ren youngstown, Greenville Meadville and Sala-
manca with the 9l5 a m train for Rayenna & Kent;
also with & NJ train at PhaanX for Cleveland, ar.
riving at Cleveland at ll:O0 q m.
Train No connects at Braceville with A q W
train at 6l0 m, for Warren, Greenville, Meadvle,
youngstown and Sharon; with $40 III d M train
at PhalanX for Cleveland, arriving at Cleveland at
E05 pm.
Train No 2 connects at Alliance with c & P train
north and south, for Lima, Atwater Bayard, Sa-
lineville New Philadelphia and WesVille; alsOwith
P, w trains cast and west, for Salem, EnOn and
Pittsburgh, Canton, Massillon, Wooster, Crestlne,
Ft Wayne and Chicago
The Alliance d. Lake Erie Railroad is now open for
the transportation of freight and passengers from
and to Alliance via A d g w Railway to Cincinnati,
New York and intermediate points; also to Cleve-
land via & NJ Railway.
Trains will stop at Stations named on this Schedule
Trains run by Columbus time.
- II. SHAFFER, Superintendent.
H, BLEAKLEY. Gen. Manager.
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SATURDAY., The 24tb dan of ApriI, 1880
SHERIFF SALE.


John Wean's Admir- VS. David Wean.
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the court
Of cOmmOnpleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed, will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door Of the court house, In the city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 24h dag of April, 1880,
the following described real estate situate In said
county t0-wit Town lots number SO and 90 In eet-
ers' addition 10 the town Of Alliance.
Lot 50 appraised at $3.50
Lot 90 49,
Sale to commence at o'clock p. M Terms cash.
mar25.ew H. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff.
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NLEYELAND, MT. VERNON h DET4AwARB
" RAILROAD.
Time Cord,-En Effect June 29, 1879
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4tgal.
SHERIFF SALE.
Albin Longabach VS. Jacob Hahn ct al.
SHERIFF SALE.
D: Fordlng, Receiver, &c. VS. Joseph Etlenn

D: Fordlng, Receiver, &c VS. Joseph Etlenne
Byvlrtue Off vend exponases issued from the court
Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
Saturday, the Path dag of ApriI, 1880,
the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wt: Lot number seven CO in the town Of
Alliance.
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
mar25-ew H. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff.
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BOOKS.

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..on to MAIL oRDERs for books and stationary, Theh
Cn'alognes and MOnEhly Bulletin Of New Books will
B." iOuhd very convenient in selecting books TO pur
chase, especially TO persons living at distance from
argC bookstores
VALUABLE CATALOGUES.
The oIlolUia0 are sent on he receipt OF LtTee-ee
grIlD Cdch.
Agriculrural.-Ho Horticulture. Horticulture, Stock,
FIuit. etG.
BShn,s Libraries. With Classified Index.
FducatiOn.-Sclence Of Teaching, Kindergarten
EngineerInG.-MInln Mechanics, Manufactures
Fine Art.-Drswlng, Painting, Sculpture, Cera
Juvenile. Books for the young. setS and singh,
Lnw.-s6Ort Title List, arranged BY Authors
LIw.-Catalogue OF Old, Rare, and Valuable Law
ligI.cal.- Short Title List, arranged BY Authors
Names.
"harnacy, etc.-For Druggists
PPFlOdicRla.-AnerlcanA and British.
"lll'ical ErOnO,ny Finance, legislation. etc
SChOOl.-1exC Books for schools aud Colleges.
Ntr emery. For Engneer1 Bankers. MerchnntA
ThSnlogy.-ClsslAed by suNects
a hOmhly BulieTIn OF New BOOkR.
The JoiioiCin0 are iet only on Le Teoc e Gs prices
and Local History Travels
biography etc S26 pageA Price 80 ceng.
General Catalogue OF Choice Books for the Libra
ry, Classified. 40 pages, limo, Price, 25 cents
Law. Digest Of Law Publications. Reports etc. 2&
pages IL mo. Price Is cents. ...
hedical, ,-C1 assihed Catalogue Of American and
British Medical and surgical Books, Periodcala
Transactons etc. ~ pages. IL mo, Price, Is cIG
LettTS Of inquiry Eesi t0th prompt Orey'tiOn
ROBERT CLARKE a. CO..
Publishers and BOOkFeera
naAs-lSt .mO't'ly OINCISEArI, u
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Z. h, MYERS,
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent
The CLEVELAND, TUsUARAWAe VALLHE
tEi WHEELING RAILWAY,
TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER TRAINS,
In effect May 18th, 1879.
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CURRENCY.

mo, AlgerDon, dear, 1 say the boy
shall not be brought up on the bottle.
Look at his grandpa's nose"
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A LLIANCE & LAKE ERIE RAILROAD.
No. g. Condensed Time Schedule. No 8
To take Effect November 4th, 1873
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TRAINS TRAINS
GOING SOUTH. NAArBs Come NORTH
No. 4. No. srAREoSs. GS tanccs RI,' No. /. No. g.
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Leave Bayard 1900 p. m. and 500 p, m; Arrive
| New Philadelphia 2.40 and 720 p N, Leave New
| Philadelphia $50 a, m. and 1850 p. m. Arrive
| Baysrd 900 a. m. and 845 pm.
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9tItsce1ImenMs,
MURDER MYSTERY

Detroit Police Getting q Clue TO an Old Crime
WOman's Life Taken TO Cancel MatrlmO-
NAL Engagement.
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GOING NORTH.

no. o., ~ no. No. l, rNs, no o. ESG no, 70
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Railroads.

pITTsBURaH, FORT W. YNR AND OHIOG5
l. RAILWAY.
CONDEMNED Time CGrd-N0U. 10, 1873.
pATNC doT,H, yr,.on
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THEIR PRICES
u AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST OPENED AT
jules MEYER 4 SONS,
6O3 BROAD STREET.

handsome assoIiuen; Of new DRESS GOODS
embracing all he novelties OF the season, from
l2gc. to sl.75 per yard;
A full line Of BuNTINGS IN all shades, from I2'i
10 JOc per yard;
ALI-WOOL RUNTIN6S in everv shade az 23c.
BLACK ALL-wOOL NOME CLOTH, spring lot
a, zoe. worth 65c.;
A sptclally cheap line Of BLACK CASIlMERES
Ae5mplete assortment Of BLACK and COLOHED
slLKs at very low prices;
BLACK PEKIN STRIPED SILKS from 81 NJ;
All The new shades In PEKIS STRIPE aud COL
ORfD SATIN;
New and handsome novelties in FANCY PARA
sOLs at moderate prices;
SILK and SERGE SUN-UMBRELLAs In all sizes =
A very large as.orlmeut OF WbITE GOODS;
WHITE LINEN LAWN at 16c. and upward;
WHITE INDIA LINEN al zoe. and upward;
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN in entirely new pat
terns from 25c. up;
SPECIAL bargains in WHITE aud COL0RED Ia
BIB DAMASKS;
LACE-T0P GLOVES and MITTS in endless vari-
ETY.;
80 cczsn C0LORED LACE MITTS at 35c.
90 dozen COLORED SILK MITTS at 50c.;
Inequality MiTTs frOm Use. 10 sl.25;
All lht new spring shadfs ~ our celebrated MAN
GUERiTE KID GLOVES; new street shades in
-, iour'5ui0n al si.23.:
JGi received an0'her lot Of those handsome SHKT-
LAND SHAWLS AZ Sje. at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
500 Broad street.
LAale>' full, regular made BALBRlGGAN HOSE
kesalar made HOSE, fancy. embroidered fronts. at
SOe. ap 2-ecd
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aImos: coexienssYe WITH the world, aod r.
| among Its most VI ,ndcriui instit atipns. By
1t few ladies " .'tlso9t means and any
patronage except that which hoiy purpose
inspires maintain lar, " namber Of Old peo.
| pie OF both sf xes and ., denominations By
| simply accepting the refo 81 of every mans
table. IL exists now by on OF lis branches
In the Home Of st. Sophia, Main and Hsrs
vie streets, in this city. Nothing more
sublime can be conceive d Of than such an
institution, end therefore we Cestsse no com-
mendaton upon 1t beyond . s'asAment Of
the case.
THE Little Sisters Of the Poor" - they
are properly termed, commenced q sound
party yesterday, whicS will conk'nuc' the
remainder OF the week, and during Its CON-
tinuaDce their Home WIZ be open for ibe
Inspection OF all, and Tiny ask nothing tut
woat Is prompted ny that Hoblest Of aE chs
rites, food and other ntyssssrIes for tbg
helpless and poor old people who cat not
help themselves, and must therefore siayve
to death unless they bpg from door to door, !.
10 the great reproacb q the cfy and in yio-~
atIon OF its ordinance, or become inmates
OF the city aImshouse,. aud thsrsfore q tax
upon the Golfers Of the ety..
Messrs. Christian Il White. MaiB street
tJ. X. 1olloy, Main and Twsnty.third
istreeIs; james Kirk. Main near Second
street; Priddy & Taylor III Brosss street;
James Hartley, Port Mayo; John u. Hig-
gins, Franklin between Fifteenth aud
Seventeenth sigssts; r. T.. English second
aud Leigh tfec;s; p. Finnessey, .Tift2 and
Byrd streets, have kindly consented to be
the recipientsof all deposits fortlem which
the cbaritabss may chosse 10 make. ~ Sseir
Home Is in remote portion Of the city,
but only two squares distant from 'Mortsa's
Garden, to which the city cars run.
AS these Sisters" are the benefao'ors Of
all poor old people OF both sexts- without
regard to religious opinions. we feel ass-
thorized to cali upon all good peoplet0
come forward and assist them. and there-
fore do so confident that no man or womesa
Of kind heart who il able To- raisea pound
OF any nournishing material can and wis
refuse.
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BRIEF ITENs-PERsONAL.- Valen-
tine having been solicited by the medical
friends and advocates Of his meat-iuice, as
also the druggists, in the western States
either TO make a visit to the West himself
or send his representative there, Mr.. Ira
w. Blunt, so well and favorably known as
his agent, left the city yesterday for that
purpose. He will visit the principal cities
of Ohio, Michigan, Illinois. Wisconsin,
Iowa, Missouri, and Kentucky. This trip
will require some months 10 accomplish,
and will do much more than add TO the re-.
putation Of this valuable product, as win
the rapid opening Of our connections win
the West there is an earnest desire Tor In
formation regarding tie prospective adVan-
tages OF Virginia, but more especially
knowledge OF Richmond as future snip
ping point, and market. perhaps, for the
vast boards Of western produce. virgin
las friends in Ohio, Kentucky, West VIr-
einia, and in fact all the other western
State, will 20 doubt give her representative
a welcome.
The Board OF Managers of the Hollywood
Memorial Association will meet in the lec-
ture-room Of ST. Paul's church on Wednes-
day, April 14th, q! L. NJ.
Mr. Edwsrd j. Warren has been appoint
ed Temporarily rs CicIh III thO OuiOO VI INV
CITY Auditor iu place OF Mr.. Edward Nc
CaIthy, deceased.
The Norwegian bark Lief, Erichsen mas
ter, cleared from the custom-h0use yesfer-
terday for Queenstown, Ireland, with a car
90 OF corn--27, COS bushels-vaiued at Sio''
234.21.
There were fity-eight deeds OF convey
ance admitted TO record In the clerks once
of Heprico County Court during the March
and April terms Of The court.
Between two hundred and two hundred
and Gfty merchants and businessmen were
reported yesterday for violating the city Or
dinance by allowing their signs 10 hang
over the sidewalk.
The fines imposed in the Police Court
Yesterday amounted to $l4. There were no
cases of special interest disposed OF.
Captain Paul Boyton, the great SWIM
mer, is In the city, and Is stopping at the st'
james Hotel.
The body OF drowned man was found
in the river near Dutch Gap yesterday
morning absut 8 O'Clock by number OF
Young men who were fishing At the time.
Tbe naan was quite stout, and had on a daik
suit Of clothes. The body was carried to the
Chesterfield side and tied to stake.
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Ito appropriate $4,000 for a temporary
building than 20 attempt 10 purchase a lo
and put up permanent armcry for the sun
OF $4,000.
The report was laid on the table, on mo.
tlon cf Dir. Bass, In oFder that ne might or
fer a resolution to test the sense OF the
Board. ff-
Mr.. Bass then offered resolution setting
apart the Clty-IIall lot for tie sEnsory.
Lost.
Mr.. Bass now presented = resolution 10
test the sense o; the body) desaIing thai the
city should erect an armory at cost not
exceeding s25.0O0, and inSructing the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings to
prepare plan, &C., TO be presented at the
next meeting Of the Board. Agreed to.
ovEscoATs FOR THE PoLIsz.
Mr.. Todd moved to take up the resolution
approprating about $1,000 TO fprpi.h the
police with ovorcoats. He stated that The
Police Board had issued an order requiring
the policemen 10 provide themselves with
summer uniforms by the sth day OF May, and
for this reason he thought The CRY should
aid the men in paying for their coats
The resolution was taken UP and agreed
to by the following vote:
n 4 Eo.-- Stc%r II. BdrhsUaie. DtSs. Dcail.
Clump, Forester, Gssser, Gray, Kelly. Saunders,
Scou, Smith, Toud. Wagner, ard Meredith-15.
NOES --Messrs. Cannon, Dickerson, and Will
iiams-3.
PERSONAL.
The Chair anncunced tha Mr.. SAunders
had been appointed on the Committee on
Water in place Of Mr. Williams, resigned !;
on Streets, in place OF Mr.. DIckerson, re-
signed; and on Committee on Cemeteries
in place OF G. Il. Lipscomb, deceased.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
Mr.. Smith presented resolution in re-
gard to swinging and hanging signs, which
was referred TO the Committee on Ordi-
nances.
Mr.. Bass presented resolution declaring
that the police Oyercoats paid for by the city
shall be The property OF the city. and when
a member leaves the force he shall turn his
ovcrcoat over to the city. Agreed to.
FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL.
All the resolutions and ordinances from
the Common Council were concurred in.
OAKwoOD CEMETERY CASE.
Mr.. Williams presented preamble and
resolution nstructing the Committee on
Cemeteries to reiastate W. l.. Smith, late
keeper Of Oakwood cemetery, &c.
Pending the consideration OF the resolu.
ton Mr. Todd moved to lay the subject on
the table. Agreed TO.
Adjourned shortly before 10 O'Clock.
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j. THOMPSON BROWN. s r. Ne. desirable three
story brick resiGence on west Main street.
GEORGE :. VAsUON & son, a. =. NJ. Broad
Street property. No "a west Broad street. be-
tween Jefferson and Adams.
GRUB8S & WILLIAMS, IL ~. trustees sale OF
Two valuable James-Riyer firms In suTTy coun-
~.
GEORGE II. POiNDEXTER. i. lot of land
I'm IIenrlco county, on Tweniy-foufb street AT
lis tn,ersection With 4 street also, one otner
LOT In The same vicinity.
t,trh,n furniture, rosewood pisDo. ahildreL q
car,i,ea., ofSce dc Ks, stoves, tnware, Sc.
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BApnsT syYDAfSCHocL Association. -
The monthly meeting OF this Association
was held on Sunday afternoon in the Tena-
bIe.9treet churcb-.Sr. WiIliam ElIyson
president. and G.. G. Jackson secretary.
II was the first time the new preside sa
had presided. on tab'ng the chair he
thanked the Association fer the honor Il had
done him, and briefly sketshed the work OF
tire Association during the very prosperous
termo his predecessor. Mr. james u, Win
sto9. Duriog that period the VeuabIe.
Street and Ciay-Street churches had been
orgasizsd from mission schools, several
other mission schools had beer establish I'd,
and about eleven hundred scholars had
professed faith In Christ.
The following was the average attendance
OF officers. teachers, and scholars for the.
past moatii :.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.
cry COLLECTORS 0FFICE,l
RICHMOND, hpril IL, 1889. :
DEL NQUENT REAL-ESTATE
TAXES OF 1879.

In
~, .n PUT naree OF an ordinance of the city. have
ftswviSSa hnI pofted LIST OF DELISQuENf
tta 80 ON REAL ESTATE for 1872. SUBJECT TO
49, n.otction OF all icoscerned. Fnrihur In pursu-
hs,s VI vrdinsEee, n0fee L. given IA All The daiiy
$3.50 u ne ci;y that all sucb REAL ESTATE so
Davlaent Mn le sold a. auction on the FIRST
H. "a iie May term Of the BJstinrs Court, unirss
Iais ia and penalty thereon have been previously
eta esa further required 10y ordinance 10 publish In
more Of The daily Dapers OF The ely, not less
th 1sys previous 10 luch sale. list or real
yes, deiinquent for the taxes Of the previous
ihs, .sstfstmi,y Herewith notice 1. hereby given
ppef on WI" W P""''' " w. "
TUESDAY, THE 20TB APRIL. and
N0xneAIutDAY TIE 1sT DArOF MAY; ann on
Nsr,nAf, NAY 30. IL bling ibt nrst day or Inc
d. sim eim a The Huslings Court. shall. between
ssn ysvss. o. l2 NJ. and o'esoek T.. M. proceed 10
fssen ~ rcai cf the City Hall, on Broad street be-
dellsasih sihh ann Tenth streets the REAL ESJA ~ =
,,es s,srs.sS ~, s sesas an
.spie-tdyS A. II. wOODsON. Collector.