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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
sEINR-TIIkEAD

T uCHTENSTEIN'S -
corner Seventeen nth and Franklin streets.
Richmond. Va,
dealers In seiDe-Threads. Seiae-rvines,
ae. Manufacturer Of Nets and Netting OF
every description. Meta and seines rgged
complete ready for Use.
awning Ducks. white end striped: also.
Extra Heavy Ducks.
Look NJ our Hammocks 81 soc. They ara
strong and cuTaol Coiored Hammo-c ~ as
75c. Liberal discount 70 dealers. sp 50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Base Ball Yesterday.
De telegnph 10 the Di.paleh. !

ID ttlV.IaFl % tHt DlfpaICusI
Baltimore: BaltimOres, 5; Pit,sburghs, 9.
New YoIk: II. Louis, / 4; New York;, ).
Philadelphia: Athletics, 3; st. Louis, l..
Washington: Nationals, :; Chicagos. O.
Staten Island: MetropOlitans, l.; Louis
yilies, 3.
Brooklyn: Brooklyns, 4 Cincinnati.. G.
Philadelphia: Pbiladelphias. 8; Kansas
Cilys, ); seven innings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Florida Children Cremated.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May 27.-Sews has
reached the IuaeS- Union office that the
bouse OF Isaac KIncaid, al Fellowship,
Marion county, Fla, was burned last FRI
day. Three children. sged six, four, and
two years respectively, persisted in the
flames. hincaid Is under arrest for crimi-
pal negligence.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAaNEr.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARkET.
MAY ~, 1855.
The market yesterday. as noted, was bet
ter, and again to-day there are evidences
Of more life and better trading though the
volume OF business has not been large. Sun
cured leaf is coming 10 the front, and al
auction there was r good demand through
out sales. II Shipping grades should com
mence 10 move now. We may expect to see
more life impaired 10 all business. All the
tobacco-i Dc papers are urging the planting
Of less tobacco and the ma king Of more per.
feet and desirable crops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

lby Telegraph to the Dispatch-l
NEW OFLEsss, May 2T.--Tbe gauge Of
the Louisville snd Nashville railroad for q
distance OF sil miles, and the gauges OF all
ether southern roads, viii be changed on
sunday nsx;f the standard gauge Of four
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
N0GRAPHY AND TYPE
~ WHITING.

Having recently opened an Office for the
above purpose. am well prepared 10 do CO.
PliNG OF all kinds either from dictat,ou
or manuscript. Siepogrspher furnished 10
TAkE STATEMENTS, pEPOSiTIONss. &C.
and promptly done. J. II CHArAfGyE.
Directory Publisher. north Eleventh 81.
my IS 12t
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nARTIEs HAVING NOTES MA.

DIARIES HAVING NOTES MA
l. TURING on MONDAY. May 3tst, AFRO
respectfully request ell 10 attend TO the same
on SATU kDAN, May 2Sih. An order that
the officers OF the different banks may have
an opportunity Of. IsdiA lpating In tho Me-
moTial-pay exc -
II. &. BURNETT. Cashier
First National Bank OF Richmond, Va:
WILLIAM VI. hill. Cashier
The State Bank Of Virginia;
WALKER HILL. Cashier
city Bank OF Richmond, Va;
=. q. WALLACE. cashier
Citizens Bank % Richmond;
Is. PElTON. JR.. Cashier
Merchants and Planters savings Bank;
y. :. MORTON. cashier
National Bank OF Virginia
J. r. GLfNN. cashier
Merchants National Bank:
MANN :. QUARLES. Cashi"-
my 7s-2t Planters National :
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DIssOLUTrOSs a PARrxExsmIps
---,-.->-'ce-- 49, S"--~s-"-sNS
nISS0LUTION.-The firm OF

DISS0LUTI0N.-The firm Of
~ WALTER X. MARTIN 4 CO.. has
been dissolved by the death Of WALrEg X.
MARTIN, which occurred on the s0ih day Of
April lsse. The liabilities OF the nrm Arc
assumed by the surviving partner W. a.
SILi.kR. IL whom belong AL me Assets.
The undersigned VIII continue the To-
BACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS under
the rrm-Rame Of W. q. MILLER at the
busisess-house Of the late arm OF Walter X
Martin a Co, aud hopes from his bong sx-
perieDee and by strict attention 10 the in-
teresis OF his patrons. To enjoy me patron
age 40 literally extended " bis ate nrm.
W. g. MILLER.
RICHMOND. May 10. 1850. my zi-eot5s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Homicide tb south Carolina.
fRY felegrnnh 10 fha Nina tr.h I

CHARLESTON. :. c.. May 27.--In Claren'
con county yesterday William ". Barrow
Was shot and killed by Thomas Z. shan.
non. shannon surrendered 10 the shefia
to-day. The cause OF shooting was DIFF
ference Of opinion about the opening OF 4
puhlis road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Tebe-werks Cio.ed Down.
lby telegram % the Dixps ten I

PiTTssUBGH, Msy 25.-About four hua'
dred employees OF the Pennsylvania Tube.
Works have struck, and the mill has closed
down. The shutdown was occasloned by
tie manager refusing 10 explain has reasons
ier uischarging = workman.
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MINERAL NAIERS.
STANDARD VIRGINIA MINERAL
L UATERG

~ WATERS.
BUFFALO LIrHIA,
WHITE SULPHUR,
RED SULPHUR
ROCkERlbG ALUM,
WALLAW HATOOLA ALUM,
ALLEGHANl,
HEALING.
BLUE RIDGE,
CAPON.
We are constantly receiving al short In
tervals these standard waters bottled at the
springs.
wOLFTBAP WATER.
This water we receive In bulk nearly every
day direct from tbs spring. IL Is sold by the
gallon A. 20 cents: packages extra.
Descriptive pamphlets OF all tho waters
conia ming anal sls, &C., furnished on APP
plication. PURCELL, LADD a co,
Agents for Virginia Springs Waters
ap2l-W F&Su2m
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- -

Ran AWAY FROM GOOD
t,s,eni the night OF the 26th II H
,o,sSssf LAY MAKE with a star In ner
EnS' snd large knot on her left front
:. Mhcn She ran May she was httcbed
- an open buggy Withvhe left shan painted
green. Any one taking her up will oe lite
TsNy rewarded boy giving me information
where Sc may he found. viii send after
her. Address or apply 10
JOHN l.. SAUNDERs,
ny 2e.lts Ashland. Va.
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nAKINE INrEI.,.IsEsCk.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY "a. isss.

PoKT OF RICHMOND. MAY ~. 1853.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Hulphen, New York.
merchandise and passengers, George W.
Allen & Co. agents.
Steamer Pioneer. TunDill, Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, J. W. MeCar-
rick. agent
steamer Ariel Deya Norfolk. UnitoA
states mail, merchandise and passenger.
l. Il. Tstam, agent.
SAILED.
Schooner Belle Halliday, Niokersou. osei.
Boston, Chesapeake and Ohio railway; ves-
eel. CpErie 4 60.
schooner A. Robinson. Adams. track
barrels. Norfolk vessel, CurFie 4 Go.
CLEARED.
BTig Ariadne (BY.l Treinof, Santos. -four
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEwS. May 27rH.
tBy telegtaph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship BTeskwAtor. Jsnney, West
Point and sailed for Now York.
ScboOneg a II Valentine. Curtis, New
York: John ID. Williams Pesrce. New
York; ". H. huston, Chadwick. ssli River.
sAILED.
schooners Elwco1 Harlow, King, New
YORK; II. z. Hsyens. Lewis. New York.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.

WARRINGTON. May 81 A. M.-For
Virginia, North Carolina. and South Caro-.
bD0. local rains, foil0ocd bV far tos1ther,
ana slightly cooler reStcrly t7iHdS, becoming
UdriGbie.
For Georgia. Florida. and AiabIm1. toir
regtter. nth no dscided change in tempe-
nature, and iriHds generally S0utherly.
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Cholera I'm Japan

PARIS, Nav 27.-Adyiees from japan
state that the cholera in the southern part
OF the country is increasing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

81. LOUIS, May 47.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat steady aud UNCHANGED: No. z red
cash, 77c.; June. 77a77kc. Corn dnll and
easier; No. Zmixed. cash, S24c. June, 80 "A
sz74e. Oats trm: cash, 30sa30xc. Wits
Key n.ll. Wool active and frEner Lard un-
changed at s5.l5. Bulk-meats easy; boxed
lots-ioDg clear, $3.50; shOri-riOs. $40;
clear, 81 So. Bacon firm: long clear, s. gOa
1925; short-rib. s5.S3aS5.S7s: clear, 1910.
Hams firm al gallS(c
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COTTON REPoHT
Market steady.
quotations.
Coon MiDDLrFG.-eko.
MIDDLING.-e lice.
eTRlCT Low MIDDLISG.-6 l5-l6c.
Low NIpDLING.--s e-l6c.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 81, 1856
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-cS4 busheA
CoRN.-4 SIS bushels.
OATs.-l, 500 bushels
SALES REPoRTEp TO SECRETARY.
wHEAT.-S4 bushels prime Shortberry on
private terms.
CoRN.-Whlte, $50 bushels very good at
4sc. 500 bushels good al 47sc.; 2is bash
els prime on private terms.
OAIs.-Mlxe6, $50 bushels very good on
private terms
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RENOvAlS.

>f<H<gH<sf-eHsf-r--f
EMOv AL.-J0HN LA->n
ltrOUCHE HAS REMOVED 10 No
eos BANK STREET.
NEXT 10 THk COkNkn OF NINTH.
NEW sPRlNo Goops-LAfk6f srrLh3s
WELL MADE
sArahssion soalsnsssd nh assea
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senator hsce. Of Rhode Island, has baen
getting subscriptions from bis fciiow.con-
gressfDCn for wedding present to Gcnerai
Assen Nccook.
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DECKWITH. PARHAM 4 ANDER-

~ SON. Booksellers and stationers. offer
at publishers pTices-bibie Dictionary (Dr.
Sehan), "; Bible Concordance CDr. Youngl,
s.; Expeditions (Dr. Coz, sz.25: Hours
with the Bible (Dr. Gelkej $3.50 per
volume Natural Law (Dr. DrummOni),
$3.50: Handy Commentary Bishop Elli-
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per volume: and fun stock OF other Books
IN every department Of literature. Tele-
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KIvIKw or THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CINCINNATI,

CECIgrkTI. May 27.-FlOur in good lie.
mand and unchanged. Wheat steady: No.
2 red, SOC Corn heavy; No 2 mixed, 35xc.
Oats weaker: No. mixed, 3l16a3Zc. Pork
dull and lower at ssas9.25. Lard weak and
lower st s5.65as5.70. Bulk-meats dull and
lower; shoulders, 50: shOrt-r $3.50.
bacon easy shoulders. s475: short-ribs
So; clear. s6.l5. whiskey steady at sl.I0
hogs weak; common and light. - s5a
gao; packing and butchers S3.75as4. 20.
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for his goodness 10 this seminary, iorfter-
~ lie u bcsiowing great good upoa Gun
Church.

~ bt ~ oFstoNlng Kftat EOoc upPa W.
Church.
rrscaLoosA IysrTTrr,osl
We tte pleased to note the evidence That
Thu Institution ana Is design are deepening
and strengthening In the confidence and ~
crest of the Church. II seems that IN soIne
loesln!ss contributions have been withheld
on The ground that the teaching there vas
ininted with evolution. We therefore re-
commend the synod OF Alabama 30 examine
carefully and remove all such ground "
there Dc such. Upon this recommendation
We heartily commend this good work 10 our
peopia Ia the condition andwsnts OF the
eolored race the Lord has thrown great
responsibility upon US. An educated cor
ored ministry Is essential. Our Church has
hegun and We trust will carry forward this
work by their prayers. their influence, aud
their means.
COLUMBIA SENINLRY.
4 very brief report from the Board o.
Directors 81 this institution rils III With
sorIsW ard amazement. II tells vs. that
this beloved seminary, with hs assets
amounting n s27e, 900, and an ANIMAL cash
income Of S11,7S4. closes this term with
only eleven students, and that five OF these
are In The senior class. leaving only SIX ~
the prospect for the next year. u tells "a
further that twenty-five students matrieu-
lated, fhot DT. Woodrow resumed his duties
D. the Perkins professor about the middle
of lat December. that eleven students were.
dismissed, and that Or. Gireardeau has re-
s3gned; therefore. in view 81 these facts.
nHd especially the snail number Of students
and the large amount expended in trimming
them, your committee recommend the TO-
loving:
Hesoirod. That this Assembly recon-
mend The four Synods controlling that
seminary 10 suspend ltfor the present and
until the providence Of God shall indicate
that II should be opened again.
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FLOUR.

FLOUR.
We quote: Fine, s2.T5ass; supsrcnc
ssass.50; extra, ss.73as4; family, s4S
A,75: patent family. country, IS, SssSS.7s.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
iRRported for thu DisuAtchI

NORFOLK, May 2T.-Jhe market is steady.
with sales OF 900 bags At sc. reported.
Prime, 4a4Ize.: faDcy. 4j1c.: common, LA
zHe.; factory hand. picked, SAGE.
Reports are general from the peanut
growing sections TO the elect that q large
number OF acres Of planted peanuts are
rottiDg In the ground. and the fsrmers are
psoughipg then up and replsnting. Large
orders for seed for replsnting have been
received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

The sredther ia Richmo-i yeSierfdg IRIS
mostly cloudy during q. .ady, tcih Sh2lcerS
Of rain NJ niqht.
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BOOKS, srATIoxExY, ac.

o-r-lI"t'" = 7l'''1 Ut l-I''"Nr(~r.~
CALLS VIRGINIA REPORTS
~ VOLUME w, ". VI
are out OF print and not 20 lie bought now at
any price. We propose 10 repCbiish small
quantity OF the three volumes and deliver
them 10 SUBSCRIBERS for SIS ~ soon a.
We get sufficient number OF names. The
price Will be SIS 10 non-subscriben. Early
ofden solicited.
]. W. RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
Wv 1e-tAW
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MACHINERY.

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Satisfaction guaranteed.
Write for circulars ans reduced priee-i!st,
WATT & CALL,
1919 and 1920 franklin street.
az HoIe agents for Virginia east OF the
Blue Ridge. my l6-deodawzw
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VTRGINIA REPORTS IN PRESS.

Y TKGINIA RErHRTo TN PRESS.
CALLS REPORTS. Vols w.. ", vi. are
entirely oct Of prlat and cannot be had. A
small edition OF these volumes viii be pub
hshed II sufficient mum Der OF subscribers
ca be obtained.
subscribe for the three volumes SIS; SIS 70
non subscribers. Orders solicited.
WEST. JOHNSTON 4 co,
my23 Law and General Hooks1iierx
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xIIa. CONGREsS.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1856.
senate.


The Senate discussed the Northern
Pacific land forfeiture bill until O'Clock.
The bill then Went over. and Mr.. MiileI
submitted The Conference report on the bin
"abolisling certain fees" etc, In con.
nccilon witt The American shipping la
tcrcsts.
THIS Is the bin containing the Frye
amendment authorizing the President 10
deny. hy proclamation, &C. vessels Of foreign
countries such privileges as arr denied 10
American Ncsse.s In such foreign c1un-
uit.. The report Wa conquered in.
Nj. Millcr explained that the bin a.
agreed 10 IN conference was substantially
g, il was passed 10y The senate. (rhe House
h9s taken similar action, and the bI now
goes 10 the PTesidoni.l
The resolutions Of respect 10 the memory
Of ex-senator Miller. OF California, were
Then called up, aud eulogies were pro-
Dounoed by Mcssrs. Stanford, Eamunds,
VOORHEES,, Logan, Fair, Harrison, DolpA,
and Hearst.
Adjourned
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House OF Representatiye..

Mr.. DinPley, from the Committee on
Conference, submitted a report from thai
committee ou The shipping bill.
hT. Breckenridge, II Kentucky, though,
The consideration Of The report should be
postponed until toe members Of the House
had 40 opportunity q cXamiae the pro-
visions Of tn bill carefully.
BE question involved In Mr.. Frye's
stnendmsni Wa. broader than al first blush
u uighi appear % 6e. It nol only confer.
red The privilege but Imposed the dury
uion Tie President q withdraw from
ioreign vessels ceT-aH commercial priv
leges when those privilege. had been DE-.
nied 10 Americ'n vessels 10 4 country IN
which ueh,iorrign vessels belonged. The
srppcsed nced for tee provision rose out n
The recent troubles with Canada. bu, there
uss mol word IN this blll about fsliuy.
yesscls. There was 30 hurry Tor TIE passage
Of THE BIZ. and II could De- considered more
fully a some future day than It could now.
There WIS 20 Danger o. war, and ihe Tx.
ecuiire had under consideration the settle.
lbs nj o. TIE Csnsdisa fishery trouble.
NJ. Dinghy said thai TIE necessity for
The proposed legislation bad been suggested
~ recent denial q CERTAIN privileges %
tbe tDi,ed States vessels m Canadian ports:
bai Tie l4s ought 10 b< 0n the stsfate books
without regard 70 the fishery troubles. 10
1873 The tpHed States lad oIlSred % place
fe'fsls Of any foreign country IN our ports
On ilie same basls - our Oga vessels VI the
ieissgn county would piaee the American
vessel IA iis ports on tsS same basis. Al
isst 'isee nc discrimination against Ameri-
CD vessels ~ss In f'ie farln OF discrlnl.
iai'pg charges and dnsits. Il hsa beaa
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The o.,r.r,.ed Roy,,,, az france.

PARIS. May 2T.-The Government sub
rJtfsd iis expulsion bill 10 the Chamber OF
Deputies this evening and demanded ur-
gency for its consideration. The bill en-
powers the Governments 10 prohibit all
members OF Eamilies which formerly reigissd
in France from remaining within the couD-
try, under a penalty Of I've years impri-
soumeDt. The Minister Of the Interior Is
10 notify the ostracised Of the prohibition
against them by issuing decree commlns-
ing them 10 depart. In submitting the bill
the Government announced It's readiness
10 give immediate effect TO the expulsi0ns.
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osIRAcIsEp sortLrY.

N. Demole, Mini,tor OF Justice. read the
preamble OF the expulsion bin. The
preamble says that when the republic
abrogsted former DEGREES IL was believed
the princes would respect national isStitH-
tons. On the contrary. however. they
bad seized every chance To do injury 10 the
republic. The Tina had arrived. Therefore.
TO put an end 10 the schemes 81 the prince.
VI. Demole was frequently interrupted
by shouts from meiA5ers Of the Right.
The Comte de Maille was conspicuous In
this respect. and was finally called 10 order
by The President, % the Chamber.
The House voted urgency Tor the bill
and referred the measure 10 the bureaus.
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AGRiCtLTrsAL IMPLEMENTS.

THRESHING-MACHINES A SPE-
l. CIALTY.
Simplest Most Durable. Economical. sud
Perfect In Zee. Wastes 10 Grain; Cleans
~ Reedy for Market. THRESHIS3-ES-
GIcES and HORSE-POWERS: SAW
MILLS and STANDARD IMPLEMEST5
generally. send foi illustrated Catalogue.
a. Is. FAp.,"rAR
Pennsylvania Agricultural Works,
my l2-i4Wlm York ia.
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LOUISVILLE,

LOUISVILLE, May 27.-wheat-yO. 2 red
SIC. CoiD-No. 2 mixed, Sc C. Oats-No Z
mixed, SlSsS2c. Provisions quiet, weak
and unclaimed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

~. TrnnN II. wilinmS Nn"r .. u
wallace Here's Nerve, tor Nou.

haiiaV" Here's NrrN" tor N"u.
We present to our readers this
morning the announcement ul MIR
Tenn, Il Williams ~ 4 candidate Tor
Ouuty treasurer Mt Williams does
not druy that MIR. Wallace is M honest
uau or that hr j. not uu efficient oili-
Ger. but he thinks hc D., lust A. honest
himself ana that he viii mthc just ~
rihccui u treasurer tor the county A.
Wallace ct AM other man. AID
urhcr, MIR William, thinks the
goOd things of tins lite uugi I
go bee handed round - utur aud not
be banked zap ia the hands ui 81 few
men forever This is the old and
wholesome democratic doctrine of
rotation, aud 10 is Wholesome, there
i-u't - doubt OF it
NJ william, caur tu N,lyuuHu
from Washington county u l~6p
when but mere lHd WA educated nj
the Waco | University and then moved
To- where Lee now lives. three miles
north ct Busgutllir where he hp-
been engaged va farming ever lncr
ana where hc ma had that success
which every attentive and iudustri.
Jus farmer achieves M this country,
He Is wrll-kuOwu 10 nii our county
aud stands g- wei a. any man In IT,
His character is above lmptachmoui
aud ii elected he will makca- good
n treasurer Hs ANY man who has ever
allied the Office ia CHS county. indie d
there ARE many of our older and best
known cItiI H. who will bo de- lighted
To- work tor him aud who viii rrjoicr
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city at break neck sreed.
Then let this law he enforce .
But We must have good headway To
make our engines pull trains up the
Grade coming into the city from the
east Bah does it take fun head
of steam to mount = thrce-tenths
or siN.tputh- Vra.fp
Verify it does not. Nor
does it require -pecd of eight mil :
per hour Tor trains to run down
these grades 90 cross the river. But
they want to do it all the same. ave
, lose so much tire in going through
the city At - slow rate of speed that
We cannot make 1t up on the run
How l. 1t That time ID made where
trhiu- run slow in other elite.
Waco has n right TO be respected a.
well as ANY other city. and let H.,
Officers enforce this respect It'll can
not bee done otherwise
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
co. MY 'Ut M
berry stamford VbiHinrd al nd.mrut
f"r $500 Against ucI"nnnu
county

For the ra-t two days the county
court has hecn trying the case ol
Berry ~tanto d VI. the County OF Me
Lehman, IL suit OF $500 damage.
claimed by plaintiff because the ruuu.
~ commissioners ran u public road
through his premises. Judge Evan
was REFUSED and Nurwirk
Jenkins, esq. was elected hl the
bar To try the case. After examining
numerous witnesses, and the attor.
ney's making strong argument, on
both sides, the jury brought in YER
dict for plaiutti in the afternoon,
giving him what he sued tor.
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= Question which HaS Brru settled
hH OMr lnmmNIImnm.

10 Ny. or not To- rN, is the question,
whether us noblrr tor our citN rpuu-
clluen tusullcr engineers 10 run thsir
trains through the city at the rate al
eight miles an hour So they can
handle their engines easier, a- II
were or bring them down TO = mod.
crate rate of speed and thus protect
The lives of uur citizen. 'T,- wei. IA
he on the SAFE side, aud by u vote OF
seven to three our aldermen have
7hld that engineers must not aud
'hsliuot run their Trans through the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

For sale my residence and business
stand, rplrudcd trade established.
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house i've rooms, cistern kitchen an d
other rcsrssary improvements. Want
To leave the state. For terms apply
to Geu. f. II. Robertson, over Waco
state Bank, or on premises To W II
lI.lLnnlr.