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aMUsEws:Nys.
DiCnMOND THEATRE.

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DlCHMOND THEATRE.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
AUGUST lsTU AND 161u .c
TEE NATIONS fLELIED FuN-lahrho'
BARLOW e WlLS0N,S
MANN 9TH nj ; L j. ;,
IL. y. CIAI HAM,. ..s.'s'''. - " $500
Headed by HILT. q. BARLOW, eminent every
whore: GronGE WILSON. Americas repre-
seuat,ve Comedian: iirGHBl Dough-
IRTY. the MclOd,pus aud MiItniW
Comedian; =. ". NALL, The
P,gaDni Of tie Banjo. -,
Ncssrs. Grimm and Marks IN their great specia,i
~. Al on the Quiet" Mess.s. Crawford aud
McRisson. the worlds Gnest Groiesgne Dtn,eI'.
Talicrt ma O'naV. the champion Acrnpluc
Dancers. The great McNish I'm his original sp,-
claiy, Only for Fun." Al q great soto voc ~,
ana lnslrnental Champions. led byJ VI, Wopl,
the sweetest and Lest balladlsG In Amerlc;' snu
EDDIE FOX, the greatest leader anu hnest so'o's' III
Mnstrclsy.
THE FOUR ACEs-ihe greatest OF all song
ard d1nce-teams Entire rrOgrainc new.
Tie ROLLER SKATING RINK, Introducing
. chamriOn skaters. The EX-Ccl-si9r Drlei.
as performed leo nights In New York, ana tlc
only real " bite Elephant, viii appear at every
peIft rmancc. - a..
Prize n usual. ~ W "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

The Atlanta Constitution says: at re.
cures high order OF craftsmanship TO be
a good baseball pitcher" That's discou.
raging for LOGAN. What Will he do after
rext November?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

That the HARPgRs were not influenced
10 come out against BLAINE by their failure
to secure the Job Of printing and publish
Ing bis book Is evident enough from the
Two facts. flrsf, tbst neither Mr.. CURTIS nor
Ar. MAST could baye been influenced by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

Our own readers know that the Tribune
has studiously RETAINED from taking part
in this nauseaiing business. We value the
good opinion OF our readers. and tIy to
publish a clean paper.-Aep York. TIL.
!ERc.
To It's credit, be Il said.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

Abiding 20 pamphlet containing a bio
graphical sketch Of GROVER CLEVELAND.
tie Buffalo Express says: Nobody has
yet attempted to tell the story OF BLarsE's
life IN ,birty.six pages" We should think
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
Rnildinps Condemned as Unsafe.

Tn. following buildings have been con-
dCmned 10y Inspector Entwisc on account
of their detective conditions The Metho-
dit Episcopal church. at the corner OF
Fourteenth and e streets, northeast, has
become dangerous through the slipping
Of earth from under the walls, md IL
must nc at once repaired or taken down.
a wall in small brick building at rear
Of 1909 II street, northwest, is in such a
defective condition that il will have to
come down. Thirty days has been given
for tie repairing OF n wall on the east
side CT The rear building Of 3ij Pennsyl-
vania aye8uc, which is in a dangerous
condition; ard the same length 81 time
for the demolition Of Nos. and
Seventh street northeast, which have be-
cCms uninhsbitsblc. The walls Of the
house on the southwest corner Of 400
Seventh street are liable 10 f&ii ut apy time
and epdanger the lives OF the occupants
and the public. Repairs are 10 be COM
cnccd Immediately. No. 1925 Pennsyl.
vania avenue Is unsafe. The centre gir1cr
Importing the walls and floors above and
tie posts supporting the girdar Ia &c moved
from their perpendicular, and are liable to
give way and allow large part OF the
building to fall Washington Past.
That's the WY we are going to do in
Richmond as soon as house fails down
grd Kills q few PERSONS. We never saw
IN article Ike the above in a Washington
rapcr before the United states Hotel fell
Gown @nd killed several persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

'Secretary CHANDLER is going to have n
grand naval review at Newport IN Au-
gust" 1t is presumed that Secretary
CHANDLER win borrow the navy Of some
foreign country for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
N3' STILL LOWER.
ANOTHER MARK-DOWN.
THE GOODS MUST BE sOLD-WE EXPECT
TOAND ARE READY TO LOSE MONEY
sOASTO CLOSE OFT ALL
SURPLUS STOCK.


See the LINEN CARRIAGE-ROBES At 81 worth
BLACK SILK GLOVES. all silk. at l3c pair
cHi iIITt 81 BL !, KfwIsTED.sILK MrTrs
al &c u pair worth CSC
GINGH ANS at 6'i. - 10, and l2'tc. = yard
lot Of remnants Of BLACK LAWNS VIII be
LACEcsTRiPEb MUSLIN at 7c. yard worth
PERSIAN LAWN. as Inches wide. a, 2j, 80, and
S5c; yard worth 80. 40, and 5oe.;
sTHlPf ID MI Sins at 10c. yard worth lSc.;
CHECKED NAINSOOK at She. yard for the
regular i2sc. quality;
LAWNS 1T 4. ,. aud 64c. yard;
The best IARDWIDE PACIFIC LAWNS at 6sc.
sOLID-COLORED LAWNS in all desirable coll
BRAID PIL:Ow-sHAMS. with initials, At
~ % pair-SHEBT-sHAMS to match;
LINEN DRfLLIEGS, TWEEDS, CASSIMEgES.
TRItOTs, and other goods for mems and
Wife AND BLACK CANVAS BELTS, also
LEATHER BtIT~:
LENTHER, FLUSH, and VELVET BAGS, very
AIsrse Sock Of UYDERwEAR FOR ladle;;
READY-MADR DRESSES and WRAPPERS,
also BUSTERS and ULSTERS;
WIDE LACEs aud HAMBURGs for yokes and
HAMBTR& EDGINGs and INsERTIvGS IN an
widths and qualiiies-no .uch an assortment
can DE found elsewhere, ana our prices are the
COIGhTE's SOAPS and TOILET WATERS re-
tailed OF Who'll sale prices;
FLOOR aud TABLE-oMCL Otis al greatly re-
Guced prices:
\ large assortment Of CARPETS OF every de-
scpption;
We,iT,r the best BODY BRUSSELS az sl.2J
y.rd-rcmemher. ihi- {. Tor the best goods:
see ihe JAPANESE SrLkSHERS Tor WALL
PROTECTORS a. 2n ans 2Jc. each;
\ larre assortment OF JEWELRY, BUTTONS,
GINlIs. and PRINCES:
TRIMS. SATCHELS. BAGS. BASKETS,
TRUNK and SATC HEL.STRAPS
ALPACA. SERGE. SILK, CAMBRIA, and GINt,-
HAM UMBRELLAS;
COMES. BRUSHES, POCKET BOOKS,
MRI1IN6-PAPER, ENVELOPES and many
other articles. NJ The very lowest phce3 for
nr.t-class goods. LEVY < DAVIS.
lO17 and 1919 Main street.
see our CHEAP SILKS, SATlNS,and other nice
DRESS GOODS. au
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
COMMONWEALTH or sinssssrs(
Offich 'oN" TiruxoSp. August ,, iso''

OFFICE hoard f,,ccnxoxp. August ), lsos. ,
~ prprcTyoS OF SECTION Sc
Gown. or AN ACT OF THE Lk'''sha
n,-yv or Virginia approved Mareh i'''
80, ,,,or.,,d to se, spsr, q fana Tor paying 'n'
,r,,,cs, on the publlc debt q 'ie s'a'e 'is So
,,.,es, ' tte act approyci FcbFa'ry H. lso-'"''
,o,,,,s accuranlafion for thai pcr7o'e' ne '''''
",..-.,, co,nn,,y,oncrs Z Tie shaking knnd oi'~-
,.,,,. ,,vs s,propriaied on, Of the surplus OF 'h'
- ONE RENDERED THoUsANp DOL
LARS FOX THE NoSTH o2AuGusT FOE TUE
PURCHASE OF TnEEE rER cESruh bospo
OF THE STATE WITH ALL THE NAFOihp
COUPONS ATTACHED THERETo; aad hey
hcr,by advertise that hey will receive oher''o'
the amount OF the said three per ceS'"m
boncsGs tie said sum % one hundred uo"'A"'
dollars viii enable them 10 purchase. Al p''p'
s,,s must he In Tie hands Of the Commissioner s'''
oofore ST. N. on The 1876 DAY or ADJUST
1884.
An eetrs shall be made 10 writing aia-'"-
al N ,he Commissioners 81 the Slnkins Fand ~
virginia. shall be sealed, aud shali b. opened ~
the Commissioners. or blfloitsf % ~-"''' ~ wv
oo1u DAY OF TIE MONTH. Ar NOoN' IN ms
presence Of the Governor OK the Comnon"eaih'
orin ey,nt Of his absence. IN The proienfe OF IN
Secretary of tie Commonwealth. The bonds Of
frrcd a, The lowest price shall he purch'se 20 tho
extent above mcnt1cd. IL The 2oth day N The
month sLall 1911 IN sunday Or hsai holiday thf
SAID a. il r. hail &c opened on the next day when
ls not legal holiday. The three ne- cen,uin bonds
of the STATE a, above sIocieG, or tho.s equivalent
m frneailc bends. must be presented by ue party
notified hist his bord "a accepted. Or deposit %
rer cent. IN money OF y ceriIHcd checs. u thFee
day,' time for delivery - asked, beyond wnlch no
tine for delivery Will De given. Pfoyid''' no"
ever. iha. tie said Commissioners slau haY' -
min, q, .,est any md all bids made IN pnr'a-
snce II TN, act or 10 accept portion o. oe '''''
that may be oFlred by any party. -.
FRANK - BUFFiN,
MORTON MARNt.
ISAAC r. BARNSDALE'
c-,c, Commissioners OF SlUsin- fifi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

The Philadelphia Times heads an article,
what BUTLER VIII Do.' The Times
seems to forget that the whole country
knows BUTLER will do anything that is
mean
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

The New York World says: "MuRAr
HALsTEAD, OF the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette, viii begin the publication OF q
BLAINE campaign paper In this city next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

"Wlth both the English and American
operahc managers bankrupt, who will care
for PATTI nowy" PATTI has notes enough
TO take care OF herself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

A contemporary says the steel interest is
depressed. SO is the steal interest. For
particulars see the Radical organs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
,uYsrcaANs AND DauGarsrs
DnYsrcaASs AND DRUGGISTS
= RECOMMEND
ss1tEEastS q ESxxSsssEs
SBB 4 4 90 W W Nm -
HEn1s p sSs
iik 90 \ ~
nBB urrlrrrIT EEE RRg ssss
Eft Fl i 1 : I'll IT, 50
AS THu HEST Tonic.

yb,s madeleine, combining Iron with pure ve1c-
table toriics. quickly and complee;yCtIR - ul =
PppSIA. IHDIGisTipN. MALARIA. WEAk
MAS, iMPURE BLOOD, cHiLLs and FEVER
and NEThALtiIk. ,., a..
by rapid and Thorough assimilation with ne
bo,d NJ r. aches every part OF TIE system. purns
and errlchcs the hood. strengthens tne mhsclss
and nerves aud tones aud inv enrites iie sfs. ~,
AFINE AFpETIZFk-BESfT ONlC hNpN "
IL Will eyre the worst case OF Dyspips'i@ reunv-
ing all distressing symptoms such ~ i.stnz L,e
Food. gelehing, Heal IN the Stomish' he"S'urn'
etc. ...-.x,, IMAM xvtrr
not n, AGKEN OR INJURE THE rEEth.
n isInvaiuablc for diseases peculiar 10 "ohen'
and 10 all persons viii, lead sAdentnry lives CO.,
An UNFAlLiNG REMEDY FOX DISEASES
OF TIE IlVIR AND KIDNEYS. -.
Psr.ons suffering FROM the effects OF escI-"urs.
nervous troubles. loss NJ aDuctita. or henriy, "
perionce quick relief aud renewed energy oy IL
Jr DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE or PHI
DICE CONSTIPATION OTHER IRON hEol-
IT Is THE ONLY PREPARATION OF IRON ,n,
THAT CAUSES NO INJURIOUS Etf.c -,
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
n As TIRE BEST. TRY 1T.
The genalne has Trade-Msrk and crOseh rra
lines on wrsppor. Take no other. Made oniyoy
Brown CHEMICAL C0MpASns,
" Ii-e0dlv Bh1pnre. "".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

III WEST MAIS-STREEr BAP-
TlsT CHURCH teorner Main and Beech streets -
Preaching by Rev. AARON JoSEs at IL O'Clock A.
NJ. 20 tcryice al night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

Mr.. Carl +. Espenschade. Miflin,own,
Juniata county, Pennsylvania, writes that
he was injured severely, but by applying
II. Jacobs Oil he was cured at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. THoEAs HUaR, Jr., II. d., at IL A. 81. No
service at night. It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
nGTFIRsTB BAPTIST CHURCH.

At IL 4. NJ, Pew. J. L. BURROWS. ID. ID. Atsy
r. ~. ordination Of Rev. CARTER HELM JONES.
Sermon by Rev. \. H. WOoDPiN, ID. ID. 2:
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SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received AZ This Qll,e u1til
ESDAT. ACCCsr L. l,s4'

\ o G L.
SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received AZ This oil,e uatu
TUESDAY, ACCCsr T. lts4'
ATl2 O'CLOCK ~,
for furnishing The following supplies
WOOD.
IlcLt numbered leoOl corls (mor no . DIP
ptST QUALITY SEASONED PiNE $50 fI-
=. p,ra,ruent or Outdoor Poor 10 le .,liv --l
In he ci,y NJ -uch times. asd go such Gafll.i.a.
and n such n.acc. as the surcrinten BENT uaf fi~
rect the wood furnished 90 d. subject tI .r.-
uent wherever de, iaod ncces arv hy ..-i..-i1-
ten5cnt. Tie cot ior stacking aui o. . TO-. le tI.
wood 10 BE- PAID By he contractor.
coal.
one hundred and twenty 100 l'n. .m'- up
lcssl Of BEsT QUALITY RED-A~h ANiti-
CITE COAL,egg-sizc; and
Two hundred and hitY l250l tonsof ESGiEE
COAL for the Ahnsh"uie.
Bonds With approved sorurtv VII ie Oh Il.~
for the satisfactory completion of O.. ...0ir''
for wood and coal, aul the name, oi l. r.c'
must accompany each propo-n.
PROVISIONS. g.. FOR AiN-TJ.,..
FRE-H nLII,
BACON.
FLOUR,
RICE.
COFFEE.
ste i".
VINTGA".
SOAP,
SALT.
MOLA>>
HrEGt&a-,
LAID,
MlLh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
for The quarter ending
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1854.

The committee r.r he Keller Of the Poor re-
serve nm, righl 90 reject any or an BIDS offered, AMI
Of awarding he coLtrac, Tor wood ara coal ln
whole or ln rart.
Furth,riuf uaat'on and forms q proposals can
b, obtaiuoG 3f this o9irr
CHARLES T.. BIGGER,
auGtI SUPERINTENDENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
NOTICE To EOAD-BUHDERS AND
CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS viii De rec eiycd by the Building
CsmmltIcc az the Central Lunanc Asy um, scaled
and a1trts I'D 90 the undeTsign uuQt the l5rI
DAY Ot AtGTS1 1894, for thc improy OF
cox rntd nom the corr orate Hue Il the city ~
Petersburg To- Tire Asylum tlLsf: also. for she cOu
siIuctiou 81 road through the Asylum farm O.
Tie buildings, as follnws:
Tor TIE Whole work. or for sections % the same {:
PER cubic yard ~ excavation placed ln emhtnk-
ment; per cutie yard Of excavation wasted; pr
.quarc yard Of fpall pavement laid aud rimm q !;
Ter squire yard II shclliug; per square yard ~
gray,line; lcr square yard of nacAdam,zss. per
linear fool 80 ~" Il rra-cottt pipe idid lut pfJ-
teccd; per ilcaI foot 81 ." toE.c-cotia piue itlI
and protected.
Illns spe, iacations, and form - contract ctn
10 seen AZ tie olice Of \. T.. LEAVEN NoEfu
amt Z. =. III M, Engineer, ~. no. -s -lmors
street. Petersburg Va, over Hinton So Dgunt
Bans.
The wor; Is 70 be completed by NDIfuBER
l, 1854, and payments Co contractors WI nc
made tVcfy two weeks upon ceruH'4'f- = lle
Asylum Engineers. 20 per cent OF payment be-
M reserved until completion - ,lrh Contract.
The committee reserves the r-tt % r-j-r. any
and all bids. ALEXANDER "a MILTON,
Chairman BLl'4lus iomui'tcN
au 2-iCt Petersburg, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
BRIEF COMMENT.

The Radical organs are painfully silent
about Mr.. LoGAN's anti-neero record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
NEE rIyGs.

RICHMOND, Va, August o, 1854.
MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, n
M sss: g rSss NJ;
cdiOn OF the Lodge al st. Adams Hall on wv
MONDAY tNkNiSG, August ID, at O'Clock.
Members OF sister lodges are fraternaily Invited
to attend.
by order Of the W. VI.
WILLIAM LOvFNsTEIS,
an lO-lif Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN
" TIE MEMBERS or ANCHOR LODGE, No.
z, q. g. G.. viii attend n stated meeting at Con-
eordis liali, 4c2 east Broad street, on MONDAY
EVENING, August III, 1884, at 81. O'Clock. Cin-
Members Of sister Lodges invited 10 te IN sscnt.
by order OF the Commanded.
au lQ-lt i. s. DENNY, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

weck.v II & 10 be hoped that the New
YORK militia are better disciplined than
were tho militia OF Cincinnati.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

O'' - 81 FIrsr-NARKEf III.
RICnNONp, VA, August ~ 1885, ,
" o I L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
HOWITzERS MOONLIGHTr+I,ll,
EXCURSION
on steamer ARIEL through and apound DUTCH
GAP
fRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, Issi.

steaner leaves wharf promptly al O'Clock, re-,
turning In time 70 connect with str .et-car5.
Elegant string bend. dancing, resrc5hmonts In
abundance. pleasant time guaranteed.
Tickets. 90 cents--to he had OF the committee
and msnb,rs OF the battery.
COMMITTEE: Lieutenant u. Lorraine. Serge ant
W. &. Ammons, Sergeant w. y. Word. Corporal
y. II. slsrke, l.. l. Lynch, and J. \. Wolf
ana iO.14&ls.5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

EYERY TUESDAY
H By THE LIGHT OF THE xOONi
EXCURSION TO
MOUNT PLEASANT PARk AND DANCING
PAVILION.
SIP FNDtD "a ND OF MUSIC;
FINEST AND LARGEST PARh PAVILION
IN THE STATE
HANDSOME MEDAL GIVEN TO PHE BEST
LADY DANCER.
E1rwcrss ~ D O'clock under The auspices OF the
ecmmiitte. No liquor SLOWED ON The grounds.
order guaranteed. Grounds Illuminated by cal
cum llghts.
Refreshments at city prices.
Train leaves Rich mond Chesrp eake and Ohio de-
pot every TUESDAY. commencing July 20, rs64,
az 3 y. NJ; reache, the Park In thirty minutes.
Retl rnlrg leaves Mount Pleasant Park AZ 1880
L. " arrives Richmond ~ midnight
Tickets for ire round-trip, SOC. Children under
twelve years. 25c.
III, k.ts on sale at THOMAS sTARKR a SONS
3i3 B-oad street. n. u. FRENCH'S book store,
Main street; q. WAIT TAYLOR's. Twsnty-afth
and Broad streets; and by the committee, L. l..
II MI md v. " hOORs. iy27-su&russel
DEMEhBEB The OLD BOYS GRAND
III EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON sia Rich
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
SUNDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 10TH, lS-A. Leave
head OF Br sd street, Elba. at 1880 T.. NJ. Fare
for pund-uip, ". Tickets Tor sale At the ,rsln.
Tau 2-sa&sustsi
GRAND UNION PICNIC BY
~ BRANCHES I43 and ld2, g. x. A.. AZ
kCHEC1ZEN PARK tho brewery, MONDAY
kuguat II. 1889. Admission, 80 cents Ladies'
FREE As This l. reunion e-nis for the knights
and their friends. limited lumher Of tickets will
be sold. Couyeyances from car terminus 10 the
Park Eoane alp, ~ cents. sa7-Th,ss&.u3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10


PROGRAMME:
Dancing 10 commence at / . O'Clock VI. and con-
ST. ne until y O'Clock y. NJ. IA the large and we'll
ventilated pavilion situated In Cunningham's
Grove. Music will be furnished by 4. II. saund-
er~'s string band. with corTlct.
Hon. W. &. Darlington, Mayor OF Ric hmOnd
and one OF the most distinguished Red Men In Vir-
ginis, viii celiyer an address on the objects and
pi rposes Of the order at 5 O'Clock r. ~.
Tournament: Charge 10 the knights by Hon.
Gee rye BRYAN, member Of Richmond CITY Council,
~ O'Clock L. NJ; coronation by W. T. Wickh IN,
Esq, at s:3e O'Clock p NJ, Immediately after which
TIE Ioyal set Will be danced The crowns will be
Il rnist ri ~ the Tribe There will he not less thsn
twenty knights nor over twenty-five. CaDtlln r..
7. Mel. oud viii be Chief Aarshal-the Aids 20 be
selected by himself. The risht 10 tit, including
adm ission, sl.25.
RcirC sbments at Richmond city prices.
GENERAL ADMISSION, Csc; CHILDREN
FREE.
Committee OF Arrangements: r. r. Horne, T. u.
Dunn, william \. Cattn. q. ID. Martin.
Floor Committee: W. W. Redo. Ha wsyiile; W.
=. Ntklpson. Richmond; #. y. Dunn, Hanover;
william j. Binford, RichmOne; W. n. Catlln,
Hanover
Reception Committee: 4. X. Horne. II. NJ. Dea-
dies. q. Martin.
Committee on Order: J. II. sehlieser, Chief: II.
L. Acite. au o-2t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
rhs Faith cure.

The following story is told by the
|rsxss SD1iags. How are you getting
bn, Uncfe Isam! They tell me you have
been very SICK" Bless God, massa, /
. esttias well. Doctor like to kill me
|Rid msdluln. but de old preacher he cum
Hong, and ses be, Brudder Isam, you
baint been givin' muffin to de church
pa de year, and de Lord say he mad wid
Fou, Bfudder Isam, and he gwine to let
toa die. Den he say dat II can raise
) silver dollar he cure me, and de ole
lomen she barrow some, beg some. and
bet De dollar. and de preacher 60 ont in
He woods and dig . mole and bury de
|poney, aud pray to de Lord over de
cle, and he say dat II de Lord satyfed
Ind forgive me, and gwyne to let me git
ssll, he send de angel for de money dat
\isht. and take It away. And shore
%, blsss God, when de ole 'omon 60
h De mornin' de money done gone.
y God, and | bin gettin' better since
blen God. How is sll your people,
AZ
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
Jail Site.

Whereas 1t appears to this Board that 1t Is ab
solutely necessary to provide suitable site
whereon to erect . jail for said county, said
Jail to contain such Accommodations AS may b.
necessary Tor public use under the law; and |,
appearing that said county has no jail accomo
dations adequate, sufficient or proper for public
use, and 1t further appearing that the property
for q site for such jail and that it Is for. this
best interests Of the County Of Los Angeles that
the said property should be purchased for the
price and from the owners thereof hereinafter
named.
Therefore, be 1t Resolved, That ii is the in
tention Of the Board of Supervisors Of this
county to purchase from the owners thereof TO-
wit: o. W. Childs and George Hausen. those
certain premises located in the City and County
Of Los Angeles, California, aud mere particularly
described as fellows, to-wit: Commencing at III e
eastern corner Of the lot Of the County Of Los
Angeles point In the northwest line OF New
High street 1912 feet northeasterly from Tenn.
pie street and running thence along New High
street N. 49, E., so feet; thence n 46A' W., W.
feet 10 the land Of : MAnricio; thence parallel
70 New High street q. 43l' W., so feet to the
thence along the same 8. 49, T.. 92k feet TO the
place Of beginning; for the sum and prios Of
seventy Ave hundred(s s7500) dollars. And that aid
Board will meet to consummate such purcha eor
the Sd day Of March, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF .ha.
day, and that the Cerk Of this Board five notIcc
Of the intention and time Of meeting to cons nm
mate said purchase BY publication Of such o tic.
In the Los Angeles DAILY Hs.ALp, newsr per
OF general circulation, published In said couity,
for ct least three weeks prior to said day lasi
named.
BY order Of the Board Of supervisors.
A. W. POTTS, cle.s.
February ., 1884. febiUsL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
How Hs Won Hsr.

sSir," said young man entering an
|p6loe IN which was seated IA old gentle-
3nAn, II am an entire stranger to you,
though we'll acquainted with your daugh.
tsr. But before demanding her hand in
narriage, ! would like to ask you few
huestlons:"
Certainly, sirs proceed.
About how much are you worth!"
"Well. / should say that my fortune
tould cover three million dollars at
Iokst."
''0aiss ! respectable sn,ount. How is
d investedf''
ssUnitsd States bonds
"Ah, yes; safe Investment; and the en-.
pre- amount will go to your daughter at
kour death!"
EVERY cont Of it,
''Quite right. Well. have had some
little conversation with the young lady
II regard to our Forthcoming marriage,
Ind she suggested that had better men
tion. tho matter TO you"
'sYou are both very kind, replied the
Pld gentleman, meckly? Would 1t be
Preeumptuous on my part if / were to
tsk You Who you are I"
Certainly not. sir. You possess that
Hight, undoubtedly. am one of the di.
fectors Of the New York Coaching Club
lnd will drive third in line in our Fifth
$vsnue parade next May"
/ The old man struggled with his emo
Ions for Z moment, and then, in broken
Poles, said: ''She is yours, sir; she is
kours. "-Phiiddelphia Call.