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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
DEPARTURE or srEAMEss.
old DOMINION STEAM x1sESk
" pRlP COMPANY. s-zs$e4zzzs
FOR NRW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond LIVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. y. N.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. r
NJ, arriving Ia Richmond MONDAf and FRI
DAY M0RNlNGS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
CABIN fare 10 New York TIA Jamos-risor
route dncIudng meals and berth) ...-....D 90
Round. trip tickets, limited 10 thirty days
after date OF ISSUE. Observation-Disclosures. 400
steerage. with subsistence. 90
steoraxo without subsistence. ...... bW
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
Cabin fare viG Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ~ VI
Tickets can be Obtained at A. W. Garhor's. 1000
Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio aud Rich-
mond and Petersburg depots. and az ccmpsny's
offices 1901 Main street. and wharf Rockets.
Freignts forwarded and through bills Of ladlng
Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour ot sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS.
TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and ohio rail-.
way via Newport Newsi a. 80 r. NJ. AMI by
Richmond and Petersburg railrosd lsame days,
at i(ct2 A. ~. will make connection at NOa-
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO.. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street, and
noH Compsny's wharf. Rosetta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

COUTH-FIRST-STREET 3 III ALL
ID BRICK DWELLING
FOR SALE AT AUCTION By
CHEWING 4 ROSE.
Real Estate Aucsonesrs and Brokers,
No. . north Ten,h steot
o'Donnell, who sues, &c, Richmond n Snan.
against Gerry CouII Decroe
Farrell ct ais. oil july AZ, 1000
In execution OF decree In the aboye-men-
toned salt the undersigned, thereby appointed
for tho purpose, will sell by suction, upon inc
premises, on
MONDAY, july 10, 1885,
nj o'clock p. H., that BRICK DWELLING NO.
6l3 south First street The lot has q front OF 10
by about 1876 feet. The dwelling contains three
rooms, aud is now occupied by tenants al fair
rental.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance nj six
and twelve months, secured by negotiable notes,
with per cent added from day II sale, and the
tltle to be retained until the whole purchase
money IL paid and conveyance is ordered by
the court. TALkNsL ELLEdi,
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
Special Commissioners
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctloneers.
In THE CHAYcERY COURT or THE CITY or RICH
MOND-ODONNELL, VINO SUES, &C. PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST FARRgLL AND AIS, DEFENDASTS
/, Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of said court, GER
tfy that the bond required OF the special COM
missoners by the decree in said cause OF July
10. 1888, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Oh July,
1888
iva CHARLES W. GODDIN.
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BY Apporson q Co.,
Rcai Estate AnctIoncers, "a


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ or TWO MOST EXCELLENTLY-BUIhLr
RRrCK DETACHED DWELLINGS At ThE
NoRTaWEs CORNER OF LEIGH AND FIhSi
sTkEETs. by virtue OF tho decree OF the RICH
Ynopd Chancery Court OF the "a OF duly, 1850. In
tho suit OF Crafton's administrators %. Rowe. aes
tho undersigned, special commissioners therein
named, will sell. on tbs premises, on
WEDNESDAY. 18TH JULY, 1888.
M q O'Clock p. NJ. the aboye-described DWELL
JNGs Nos. 20 and ~. containing about ten rooms
each, built With great care and almost rcgsra'
less OF cost Fine sized rjoms and wide haiis:
The corner lot Ia 33xi0) SIG feet and the next 10Y
IL 10 iO-I2xi01 33 feet with an alley about 4lees
wide running into the wioo alley IN rear.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance nt SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months, interest added. ana
title retained until purchase money Is pala anu
conveyance directed by the Court z.,-
A. X COURTNEY,
T. n. DINNEEN,
PIP. WINSTON,
Special Commissioners.
CRAFToy's ADMINISTRATOR, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
ROWE AND AIS. DEFgSDANTs-IN THs ChAN-
csRY COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
7. Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF said court. cert,-
~ that tho bond required OF the special cominis,
sioners by the decree Ia said cause oil "a day OF
July, 1883, has been duly given. 80.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF July, 1883
~ IL CHARLES w. GODDlN, tlerk.
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, Daily iD. .,,, ssssss y, sss,

daily fDa,fy 9xccDt SUNDAY
3foPPfNG-PLACEi
Nos. q and "a make no stops No 2 sa-,
only on signal ~ Manchester aud Cbcsier e.,
70 stops only on signal az Chester, tnr-i.s
ana Manchestsc No - stops on ggnal A. q
regular stations. No. - stoDs on sielal ~ b
regular stations aud also a. Tempiea 80 Pa
Wa,thaiL Nos. q. 70, -, 81, -, 81, 81. AL -
stop Al All stations for passengerz
PuLLAAN-CAk skRFicN
OnTrains NCS. IA and y sleep 'ng-car, ~ r,,,
New YorE AM Tsmpa, fla. ,rir Jacssar. .
On Trans Nos. II and "a slespinR-ctys heiss,t
Washington and Charleston. ON Train t. 4
eIeeping-cars between New York AMI Ja .so..
Vile ON Train No a slceplrscars ic.sssa
Washington ana Jacksonvills.
. TBE ONLY ALLRAIL LINZ TO NokfOlN
Law. kksiVf
Richmond. nos 4. N. I Norfolk. ......s1 T. <.
Kichmond .. COS z. 81, Norfolk .......I lf.N
Norfolk .ss.loA A. NJ. bichaond...i7 b. b. 4
Norfolk .'s.scP. v. Richmond. raT ID. ~
These trnius sseo mako close connoc'IQls g
Yarmyille, LyncnDgrg. aad solihNcsieu f0 2,
and All stations on the NOrfols ana Western ii.
real. except the iW.S train. fasinaFHrs d.
POINTS west % Petersburg shonh tssn D
a N. train instosd. Is. INSULT
Supaunfr Hff..
Er. ID. MYERS, Gcnsrsi superntsaten-
I. NJ. ExEKsON. Genera fasasnser ago.
Sol HAAS Trade Manage q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

DIEDMONr AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND DANyIiLE RAtLNDAo
SHoRrEsp AND MOST DIRECT FJyt' -
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPkRs On ALL NlSAI
TRAINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
No. lib Main street.
A u PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK AND FRAME
DWELLING
No 407 WEBSTER STREET.
NEAR LITTLE CLAY STREET.

BY request OF the owner We will sell at public
auction, on the premises,
FRIDAY, July -. 1883,
at6P NJ, tho above PROPERTY. The House
has four rooms, and the Lot has sufficient front
age on which to build another small house. be-
sides having on 1t q good well and runs back TO O
paved alley.
With little improvement this property could
be made IL per cent not
TERMS: Only $50 cash: balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months, 6per cent inter-
est secured by deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
tvS Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

DICHMOND. FKEDERICkSBt RI
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -,ca- TO
commencing MAY q io&--sastera "a ga
time.
T.zj A. NJ leaves Byrd-Sfreet station iaiiy 500
only at Ashland, iup-unn. hi'' Il
apd Fredericksburg. Sleeper %
Washington. Le1Nes Nosnlag,Yl
Now lor6 a. Ii.D A. ".
i'm A NJ leaves Byr,i-Sfrect s.rtiol fstT r
cept sunday Leaves washing .
Now York ~ 8:lO z. NJ.
tDP NJ. leaves byri'stfr''. s'Aioh ''i
Sleeper % Now YORK
io.sS A. NJ. arrives " fyrd-@'r,e. station "a. ~
sleeper from New lort
kAbP. ~, ARR yes az Byrd >ueet aiAlyn lf.f
stops n Frcd-rlcksDurg. MILO. D
junction. Sl00 ser from " a-lllf
le45P NJ, arll ~ Byrd-Stree. station aA.h
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAfNA
DAILY gxcEPr sCNpAfA
s-oop NJ Accommodation lcayns byrf-~tr'N
STALLION. arrives ar falkland ~ f ".
f:o4P. NJ, leaves ElDa arrives a. Ashlani 81
GAx 4. VI.
s;47A NJ, accommodation. arrives at byr J
street stAtiJn. leaves Ashland a. go
4. n.
.:soP. NJ, arrives s: Elbl. leaves Ashland -
SIG =. NJ.
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agen-
ET d. MYERS. General superintendent hyl
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OHESAPFAKEA AND ONO ROUT.

CHESAPEAkE AND OHIO hODI.
~ SCHEDULE TAXING EflEef
JtNn H. l.A
IsAyS RIonHOE0
et,A n FOR Newport News on point crs.
for. aad Norfolk daiiy exc.
cag.
Point. anc Norfolk.
,llo A. NJ. Throags sud L0csl Naii % Al .l
Wcst. except sunday
tioepsrs clifton foSge - lot
Ky.
Norfolk. except sunday.
s;ioP. NJ. 4. ;. aai :. gere loa Aooeon.n "a.
ton, except SUNDAY
GEO 4. NJ for Louisville. C.Ocinnhi, Cd A.
81 Louis. Memphis. apd NrH I.
lesus-Fast kxpress Hiih urH.a
puumans daily. Only rolia fill.I
Pullmaus ives, from kichDonL
SKIP. NJ, for Old Point aEily HAcep. g.. 'a.
Stop. only AZ WILLIAMSBURG f.-
man Palece car 90 Ola Point
1890 ?. NJ. for Virginia springs and '.
XIV. daily except sunday. Stti 8
car % White Sulphur.
AARIva IN RICHMOND;
$50 A. w. wilma sPfihS' 'Aplo''' ''" y
tiOo A. M. from Norfolk. Oli Point. and Nsv
port News. except Sunday.
sOP. ". from local points aud mo Ncs. q.
sojR NJ. from old Pom. Newport NeFa e.
Norfolk daily. Pullman iA.tn To-
Uld oint TO Ci1ciuuau AMI LniItt .
S.snp. VI. from Louisville ali JlnclnlaA -. -
Ezpress-Iaily.
Depot Seventeenth ara Brad streets
Tickets al 1000 Main street. AMI h' ne l'n'.
n. w. Fl iltk
General rassenzsr Ags.'
Wutri1sC. wIcXaAH. Recover Cne-syst'i
aud ohio railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

WANTED, GENTLEMEN TO OC-
w CUPY TWO CONNECTING FRONT
ROOMS, nicely furnished, and with board, Within
a few minutes' walk Of post-onlce. Address for
particulars w, Dispatek Office. ~ l3-F&Su2t'
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
hINTs FOR HOUsEKEEPERs.


Sweep and dust once a week the rooms
which do not daily receive this attention
Put salt in the water 10 prevent black
calicoes from fading when they are
washed.
A handful Of pokeberry root put into
pint Of sweet milk Is said 10 be a sure
cure for erysipelas-
When papering a room a small apart
ment can be made to appear large by
being covered with paper Of subdued
color without any particular design.
The following is a sure cure for tetter
or salt rheum: Take some good strong
vinegar, put into it enough gunpowder
to make it as thick as cream, and apply
this mixture frequently or hold the
afflicted parts In 1t.
II is good plan to keep quantity OF
siftcd -four in the pantry, ready for the
making OF biscuits, cake or pie, 50 as TO
be prepared if they are wanted in a
hurry, as in case Of company coming
and remaining 10 a meal.
To mend broken china take very
thick solution Of gum arabic, stir into il
burned or baked plaster Of paris until Of
a proper consistency. Apply this with a
Ut ubI 10 IDS bfUAcn cages ana SLICK lnSAu
together. let dry before using.
To close cracks in iron stoves take
good wood ashes. 70 which add the same
quantity Of finely pulverized clay, mix
thoroughly together with little salt;
this mixture Is TO be moistened with wa
ter and applied TO the parts. The stove
should be cold when applied.
To preserve eggs try the following: To
each pailful Of water add two pints of
fresh sIaked lime and one pint of com
mon salt; mix well FIJI your barrels
half full with this fluid. put your eggs
down in it ary tine after june, and they
VIII keep two years If desired
When ammonia water has been drank.
vinegeI and water should be given freely
and on the instant. This may be followed
by copious acid drinks, lemonade, orange
juice, etc. A generous dose Of sweet oil
will also be useful. ice freely employed
will somewhat control the inflammation.
and opium Will BE needed To sllbdue the
pain
A simple plan Of stopping bleeding of
the nose has lately been advised Grasp
firmly the nose with the finger and
thumb for ten or fif.een minutes: hv
thus completely stopping the movement
Of air through the nose (which displaces
freshly formed clots) YOU will favor the
clottinC of the blood, and viii frequently
stop hsmorThaSe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

CongressnSn s&nfora h sne ffra arc
sniS pa4o p-sssF A.1~2s Llss y ~@slAElzs0.s
sessialAsurs-
Ieunyson Is slowly recovering frNsn me
goat. Ia 11acLors. however observe
symNouas u = Possae outbreak co TIA
F2rt
The sultan q Turkey sFent upward ID
. = ooe Ia glfts for ti4e h4ssls.n imperial
sIsltors ~Len Aey ~ere ~ Constants
noEAe.
BENJAMIN Harrison ~-tl t.e s. yeors.
mouIhs and - csys cid Nl.s1 ne =
irSugUr4lsd paesl1~s1s II he United
stziSs-
FAul Bofesst. Who wrote "The Phys-
olosy q Nolern Love. l. nOt nlere tl-an
- Ysars Il zse. tz-ll. hz.xa-s4l1as AID very
blancs.
Isaac : Desr.ent. 81 Chicago Is cfs
fastest stsno. lLes IL TIE country lie
reoef4tly 800 down .osl words Al I've
minutes
Bridegroom Joseph Chamberlain Is an
incessant smoker ana . gFess ffeqasftef
81 tie theatre. lie 4nd La wife VII Fe
sAae IN London.
Lord Sher1EOoke. better known as
Robert Lowe. tia English statesman.
began h1e - q college tusoE anu "a Low
worth SIC 90 200
Stacy. the famous Yale pitcher, Is now
stsd ing theology IL New Haven lie
is ss.id - have - good delivery Ia tks
pul pit Is he has III the hall he'd.
Edwin Booth dose not cal tie hearty
late supper that he Usea 70. A cracker.
a piece of oheess and one glass Of beer
insures 10 him a sound aud res'gfG sleep.
M Ias1in a member Of the French
parliament, derived Lls fortune from his
father. who made il by shrewd invest
ments Of So, 600 francs which he found
fifty years ago
King kA-.xana Is coming % the Z lited
St2is~- lie has grown ured of the hum
drum of Honolulu and ants u take
look al the New York tiger A. a prom
inent Sandwich man lie ooght to bs
given good time there.
The Duke Of Argyle has habit OF star
gazing y ith his hands folded benlad hlIn.
One day he Vas ia this posture, with a
fine bunch Of grapes Ia one hand, when
a monkey belonging 20 his oOachnlan
sneaEed up and stole the fruit
Paul Heyse. the German novelist is
described an handsome man Of debon-
nair bearing, with winning dark eyes
and charming manners lie Las been
spared the struggles of literary men. for
he has always had plenty of money.
Arminius Vambery, the well known
| Hungarian traveller and writer on East
ern subjects. is at present al CONSTANT
nople, and, together with Nr. William
FraknOi, Of the Hungarian Academy OF
Sciences. Is engaged in looking for fur
ther remains OF the celebrated library Of
| Matthias COrvlnus
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
STRAY STATISTICS.

THE secret orders throughout the United
States are said to number 200.
For every ] 900 inhabitants the United
States runs trains 900 miles annually.
A CENTURY ago the population OF Europe
was about l50,00O, 900; now II IS over 35O,-
10000.
For the fiscal year ending June 80, 1883,
Massachusetts alone consumed s959, ,9t2.53
worth Of beer, or considerably over 1900
600 barrels.
IN Denmark there are $50 suicides per
100000 inhabitants. the highest number
in the world; Switzerland, 2O2; France,
156: Germany, l43; United States, ~; Aus
tralia, los; Austria, s5; Sweden and Nor
way, 81; Belgium. Il; United Kingdom, 50;
Italy, 81; Russia, %, and Spain, IA
IN Asia the population is 795,59l, co., there
being 40 10 the square mile; In America II
is 100. 4f6, 400, being Go 10 the square mile;
in Africa it is 205, ,S2S, 200, being l1.o to the
square mile; in Europe 1t is 3x1. 1.1i34OO, be-
ing $40 to the square mile; in Australasia
it is 4, ,232, 900, being II 70 the square mlle,
in the polar regions it is $500.
THE United States geological survey
gives some mining statistics that show
something Of the wonderful wealth OF this
country, judged by the immense mineral
output for the past year. The total value OF
all minerals mined IA 1857 was S53o, 100000.
This is S70.O00,OJ0 more than the output
for 1886 and over Sl00O0O.0O0 greater than
that of 1885. The years yield is not only
the greatest ever produced IN this country,
but is at least Sl00. .0OO,0 600 greater than the
output of any other country, and, leaving
out England, is greater than that OF ali
Europe
THE London Economist says that 8, lO5, 600
tons of sugar were consumed by the lnhao-
nsnts Of this planet last year. or this
amount 2,4O7, 900 tons was beet sugar and
2,5OO.O00 tons cane sugar. The other 100000
tons were drawn from the stocks carried
over from the previous year The current
years consumption Is estimated at o,3Oo-
600 The beet crop estimate for the year
is 2, $4,000 tons, and If the crop Of cane
sugar is the same as last year-2,oJO,OJ
tons-there Will be a surplus OF 10000 tons
TO stop tho gap made last year by drawing
on the stock in reserve.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
YESTERDAYS COURTS.
Judge Hsimes Has Quite a Batch Of Petty
Larcsnists.


USfrxp SrArEs-Uuiied states VS. Chsrles
:. Cra9dAll, indictment Tor making .sise re-
turns TO the Poslofics Department a.
" Washington; under instruction OF the
Court, alter hearing the evidence and argu-
nents the Jury without leaving their seats
found the defendant not guilty npon all
counts except he last fn the indictment,
sentence deferred sud defendant allowed TO
gO on bail oi 81. 600 In the matter of the
steam tng Daisy Day. order confirming sale
entered.
CIRCUIr-Hannah Z. Anthony vs. Adolph
ct a.: jury out. Andrew b. Hurn. et al,
vs.. Jennie Farwsll: continued. Kirk A.
smith et a. vs.. Sylvester Bouiard discon-
tinued by stipulation. Samuel A. N0rey
vs. G. & w. Nd. K. T.; trespsss on the case;
on trial.
On calls. 80.
SUPERIoR-The People VS.. A. Page. re-
sisung an otiic-; jury disagreed, The Peo-
pie vs.. Geo. Ii. SOue selling liquor without
paying State tax. on trial.
PRoBArE-Estate OF Minnie Adriaanse.
ct al. minors; guardians bond fled and
letters issued 10 Leonard Benjamin. Estate
of Margaret Bradford, deceased: order ad-
mitting foreign will TO probate. Estate OF
John Coffee. deceased order allowing ad-
ministralor's final sccount, distributing
estate and discharging him. Estate of Eli
T.. Hammond, deceased: order granting
executor license to sell real estate; bond
and oath on sale of real estate filed Es-
tate of Ray T. Noble. et al. minors; guar
ulsn's first annual account filed. Estate
o! Elizabeth A. Towne, deceased; will and
petition for probate of same filed; hearing
Jan. IL. Estate of Frances A. Juan. a
minor, OrCer discharging guardian and
! csncelling bond. Est2te of Daniel Murphy.
deceased order assigning residue of estate.
Estate of Mary p. Hatch. deceased; execd-
tors fourth annual account flied.
POLIcE-Frank Spscer, drunk and dis
orderly; committed fifteen days. Rosetta
Lynch, disorderiy person; tried and found
not guilty. Frank Handy. larceny; SEN
fenced TO Jail for ninety days. Joseph
/ Wicatman bar open on Sunday; adjourned
TO Dec. Is. ID a. m. James Thompson and
William Leary, tried by jury; Thompson
found rot guIlty, aud Leary found guilty
and sent 10 Jail for ninety DAYS Simon
/ May. assault and battery; discharged by
order ol the Prosecuting Attorney.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
n,aAcRAPA.o PERSONALITIES

- Sea FSs-~y P.orx = szaz o. have
49, respo1si14s teg t-s or<1s q 10
r.-.-1ls-s e-scl-sa sr~s 3z1eo 49, 49, -
Col1-sE
Tzs Priuoe = Wsses s1zsAes len csFzrs
g. zz1 s4zny c.x2rvtles- f1ey 4re 14ylEg
t4er lekllll.ss resszt a siz-t-erzag -
nerves. Fro2 sezng = Sooa rI4e 49, -
G4s eon-E - bs Ereag G-i>ssF.
Nlss Lgcs C@srsELL- = kostou girl seys-ezs-
tesa ye-rs cd roeeIsy tssk PAX q TIE
Aslteissene prize - ire koy2- Conserve
toy u beFiu- sas = tie rrst ylo1o1o<-Llss
t1ss hss ever ~ou f1-s assti cL49n-
Tss ale Psof. R.sf.Arc Proctor lefl his
vi1ea s1lh yFso4-iy 10 nes~ 4rces. and an
et rt = be.1g 4ade III kns s-4ld a. 14ve Ter
sld Ter cA-l3roo perssoaec, "a reccgalI9u
81 Mr Proctor ssrssces q sclo1ce-
WuuAs IL Las &c rxed salary - Pm
peror II Germany, Bat taere u ABOUT
. l-i-lon dCl2rs tlat he c4n Use y ueoes-
sSry A King q Prussia. however, i.e
h~s = oyll LIST amounting - to,oos,0n
HAnsI HAssEIS KHoCu KHAs, Persian
Amb4ssAdor al WsSaihgton, always sleeps
Wilh bis hands resting ln . pan cf cold
water he got into tnls habit betaos 10
bad been used " warm climate AID could
cool his blood 10 t1-s w4y.
JouN NcAILfsrsR. of lincoln, Neb-.
though worth 80 go OF 5000 has ps.s-
siou Tor poverty and 1c lives 10 = Little room
on the third noor Of block alone. aad il a
state II abject sQualor. HIS hobby l.
slogic.~ and on this subject he - mono
maniac
DASisL CHESTER FasScE, the Concord
sculptor. has mooeled a statue of General
Lewis Cass, which is now being cut IA
marble AZ Paris. The State o. Michigan
gives II 10 the National Government and IL
Will soon be IN place among the other
en1gies Of distinguished men IN the old
Representatives hall
JAMES HASNoN. OF Worth County, Ga,
has powder gourd that was carried by his
grandfather IN the revolutionary war. Ii is
well preserved. and seems good Tor several
| hundred years vet Mr. HanD0n also has a
single-barrel shotgun that d.d service IN
the same war, which IS still capable OF good
service.
4 WONDERFUL blind man has made his
APPEARANCE ia the newspapers HIS name
| IL Alden +. Havs, and he lives near Pitts
| bursh, Pa Mr. HAYS keeps a coal-yard
and he conducts the entire business him.
self He writes all Of his letters on a type
writing machine. but he keeps his books
with pen and ink lie walks all about The
town by himself, and without the help OF a
cane. and on Sundays be plays the organ II
the Presbyterian church. Mr. HAYS is d
son OF General Alexander Hays, who LOST
his life in the battle of ahe Wilderness.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15


Dr. j y. kerssn 81 Ds.roll ~eo -
Llls AZ sisstos 01s41 ksg1s fse
.-t SO s1slal1e1 8 very ps.u1- lal -ff
1as .. 1Af fecsTsf-1 "a. &c nay os - ee'-t@i
rSle 1exl A-1--y s1e1 2fr41ssiA~et 49,
gl-0s14g ss la4ls isf res1 ~ sisl-s osfs-
Al.sF
Ars. g. 4 lsn 4n1 y0anszs. 1sas1tef n4fs
oesa saismonsd - a. ~. lsszs. - sle
il.4sss 90 Alss Al-s9s SO = sFsi--A4< lie
Water s1sEs.
: - Keos. tae slocluonist. gave ssSe-
.1k a. TIE T. 3 l. H9l.s IS s1DSse.Y
sgsn.ns LIS sn.srtziu 4sug s4s greasy
HgqE-ci sted
As. keosason. q WsseEto~a. \. Y l.
sp~noluk ssFsrx- SEEKS $50 11f sisters.
AEA la.s. ~. GLeers al Ars- J. T.
h-clais41.
AEs. G Lev gave : reception on fhurs-
tky eFsliuk u0u 81 - IA . COX ~
1oaor o. asf guest Ars- henry Lew. q
Cll-ag0
Il : Master Asa De1ison Who is il sni
rol Arthur C. Dsalsan. a. aoaooncod -
sesisnl4y nsguiak Les5cF1i.
c H. Hodges iail as niglt FOR Iowa.
where BE ~. puscaAss car lOai Of horses
II. L. Ofcuts ard family. OF South Bead.
Ii g.. Are vlsllag friends ners
Hon. J. ". Mccormick, u FeEnYille.
vas 10 t1s city Yesterday.
"A. r. Do~Ang. OF Alddlevllle. Is the
cues. Vi G. h. Nelson.
Ans Judge Perkins gave a reception on
Thursday AftornOoa.
Frank H. Waite. Of Monlasue. Is in the
city on business.
Mr and Ars. J. H. Lee have retur ned
from Detroit.
Master Mechanic Bradley is in Fttsburg
On business.
Miss Alpha Miller has gone TO Ohio to
visit friend.
Rev. A. X. Merriam has returned from
Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

A Splendid EntsrtainmeDt Given Last
Night To = Crowded House.
There Was a church full of people last
night 70 hear the concert given in the
South Congregational church on the corner
Of Center and McDowell-sts. The enter
tainment passed OF very pleasantly and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all The fol-
lOring programme was rendered: Piano
solo. II. c. Post. male quartetse. Morehesd,
Loomis. Hoyt and Hansen; song. K. K.
Buchanan: selection. Miss Myrtle k0on;
solo. Mrs. r. G. Ald1orsh; violin quartette
Aurora Club Orchestrs. piano 500. Miss
Eds Hunt. solo, A Ii. Morshead; selection,
Miss Myrtle kOon; music. Aurora Club
Orchestra: violin solo. Miss Mamie lee
duet. Miss Blanche Ainderhout and Master
Dick Ewing