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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17
DOM PEDRO'S WIFE.
A Pen-Pi cturo OF the Empress O.
Brazil.


Brazil.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil Al,
tended a grand soiree at Paris recently.
and a correspondent present thus describes
her: The Empress face improves as size
advances in years. she used to be a plain.
commonplace little woman. but she has
now a really heavenly countenance, and
one might fancy that angels wings were
ready TO sprout from her shoulder blades.
Her . ir is nearly snow-white. When
| first saw her. years ago, 1t was
yellowish, streaked with silver. She wears
a cap fastened on with diamond pms
which strike one rs freballs, and u dt".
with a body neither high ror low. 1t ou-.,
TO be elegant, but hardy looks so, TIN
draperies and fastoons Of rich point lace
Notwithstanding. She recognized a mum
Der Of old friends, TO whom she beckoned
with her fan TO come and stay near her.
and whenever there was an interval IN tine
theatrical and musical entertainment pre-.
pared for her and Dom Pedro she turned
round, wifi soft grace and kindness, 10
chat with them. | should say thGt
this Maria Theresa is not taller than our
Queen. She Is not thin, though not what
one would call stout. But there is a shade
of asceticism in the c%ountenancc which is
picturesque and makes her interesting. /;
does not arise from severity toward the
ladies Of her court and the sinners of hel
capital, but, ! should say. from observance
of the fasts Of the church. Notwithstanding
the weight Of his tall and ponderous body.
the Emperor looks well. though he has
aged since last here. It's a blessing of
Heaven. he feels. to have a short, active
body, when the inner man is beginning to
realize thath he has had enough of physical
activity and wants rest. The Empcrors
beard has whitened almost as much rs the
Empress hair. ! suppose there never Wa
"a more complete realization Of the john
Anderson, My Jo," han this august pair
offers. Yet their match was certainly MOI
a love one, and in the carly start the En-
press was almost Jealous of her husbands
devotion to science. He might not, per
haps, have turned out the scientist ana
sage that ne is, had he, as a youth. com.
tO the Old World. seen some paragon oil
beauty, fallen in love with her, AMI car
ried her off to Brazil TO place the Imperial
crown upon her head.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17

NEORTG 'GE SNLE -Wlcroas Ccfault has
INI- b zen mao" in The payment OF IN"
y secuted 10y a mon tgttc dated the lHth
day OF January i'm the year \ ID lS7j OK '"ut"d
hoy Charlotte $. Glow. of Pine kIvCr, Elatiot
Count Michigan TO Daniel X. sullivan O. M"
same place. which said mortgage was accorded
boz the Office of the register of deeds of the coun.
o." of GratiOt. i'm lthcr 80 of mortgages ON page
~ lu ttrl TIA day ot .|jnuiarN in the year lrS5.
And whereas lhr amount claimed 10 Ice due ca
said mortgage at the date or this nuticc l. the
sum OF Two thousand and thirty nine dollars
and niustN-oIeut cents fS2ntgl % OF pr ne Iui
and interest tand The further sum of twenty
five dollars us am attorney fee stipulated for
in -uid mortgage and which j. the whole
amount claimed Ia bee due and unpaid ON said
mortgage and no suit or proceeding having
been 10 -ututcd cithcrat law or Iu equity To re-
CONorthC debt now remaining secured 10y said
Uurtuuec or amy part thereof whereby the
power of splc contained in SAID mortsage
nt~ become OppTaIiVo. Now therefore notice
f. hereby given that 10y virtue OF the said
pow or of s1lr and i'm pursuance OF the
~tatUtc in such cases made ana provided.
iit -ald MORTGAGE ~ ll hc luf"clo-eu 10y Il S'hc
OF the pr misses therein described at public
aactonto hc highest bild r., AZ the front door
Of thcVuUtt house. tor the county of Grttlot,
~ hcVlIlagc of Ithaca. in said county on the
18th day of Aprll. b. !. 4S>, at nluc @ clock IN
the forenoon Oi that day. which said premises
are described in >Hid Wurt2agc rs follows. To-
Wit: Tho southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter and the northeast qllll ten of the south
west quarter. ali ON section thIrtN-thrCc OBJ,
toWuShiptWrlVc T.. north of range three 90,
west in said county Of GiatIot and state OF
Michigan.
Dated January "a. s. y. IS.
ANE Il. NRIGH ANDl.T WRIGHT,
Atty = ion Mortgage.
DAN'L II. SULLIVAN.
Mortgages.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17
prAise lnmr Wife.

Praise your wife. man; for PHYS SAKE
give her a little encouragement; il won'l
hurt her. She doesn't expect il; it vii
make her eyes open wider than they have
for the last ten years, but it viii do hci
good for all that, aud YOU. too. There art
many women to-day thirsting for a worC
OF praise and encouragement. YoI know
that if He floor is clean, labor has beer
performed TO make it so. You know thai
If YOU can take from your drawer a clean
shirt whenever you want it, somebody;
fingers have toiled. Why don't you come
out with n hearty why how pleasant YOU
make things look, wife or, I'm Obliged
to you for taking so much pains" II
YOU give a one hundred and sixtieth par
Of tLe compliments you almost chokec
her with before YOU were married; il
you would stop the badinage about whom
YOU are going TO have when number one il
dead such things wives may laugh at, hui
they sink deep. sometimesl, fewer women
would seek for other sources of happi
ness.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17

Na-ai'-i"n a"H.,nt with some in
'ii ".ii'.' 'i i'e delegate ON No
'i Lana. -.' man. People VIII he
surprised 10 .c''h .'', There is such a
province und'i ,a" of the Ameri-
can na2. IL N.I only Doe found under
name on 'l '-er maps 1t Is The
''eI ,.t' '. country north of the pan
''.ie oil t "".,e inhabitants re.
'.'IJ Ae'' 81 t'-fenllon and elected
trs. \ territorial GtICgate is on
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17

n MORTGAGE SALE.-Dctault having been
ItL mluc i'm tho payment ot a certain mort
etlc made aud executed by John :. Courier,
amt julia T. counter, his wife, ut the township
1l summer. County of GratlOt. state OF Mich
IuJu. 90 Mortimer Ely, OF stockton, New York,
un the fifteenth day OF December. los2, and re-
.OroOu bon tine office of the register ut Dc'd> tor
II.,Dt ounty. Michigan. on the &.ud DAY OF
.0'nmuDr. 1885,. uf . clOck = iW. ln lh'r tuot
mort ages, uu page 6. ANA upon which mort
tnvTc I- claimed To To- due ami unpaid al
d.t, of this notice tor prlucipul and interest
tI san a. Three huudr,u ANA seventy dollars
ard font, three cents l@s3to.ia and no proceed
lu.~ having been taken 10 collect the same or
aDN roIt thereof. cIthcr at law or iu equity.
-t,tiCc i~ \ hereby given, that. 10y virtue OF the
powered sale In said mortgage given. and Iu
pt I-liuCc of the statute 100 such ctss made
f4G prov lOi. there Will bc sold az pubic scr.
dUnto thU highest bidder, ou tn 18th uay oi
april. ISIS. an BOO Ct W. al tho mont door OF tho
e.. uIt house lh the Village OF Ithaca, GrHtitt
county Michigan, this beng the place Tor hold
ing circuit court, Tor said county. the premises
in said mortgage described, Oru~ much thereof
a. -LalI Doe necessary 10 satisfy the amount due
on sand mortgage with seven per cent interest
and legal costs tugt tIcr VITA AN attorney tee
cot ttt,eu dollars = lI."u az IT, 10y statute pro.
FiaI q. tuatI~to ~HA thcfo.lowH.g pi,ccUr par
c.I Ol land situated in GrdtlHt county, Mich
ipHu SIN. iuD south west quarter Of the ~Olta
,1,t quarter ol section twelve M township
cIcy,u uotth ol rlule ioui "a -. m rail
county and state.
Date Jan nth l~-s,
JOHN H. ~ptNNlY. NOltTiM % tLN.
M Tor MOrt.u9 go hotfga2'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17
Dogs in European Armies.

War dogs are no longer a specially Of
.uy army. All the European states have
.ur3 or less dogs attached 10 the service.
4. uoSe SagaClous animals are not only use
TO guard Il detachment against sur
uses, but they are also being trained tor
aoing the wounded, for carrying car
into the line OF combat, etc. The
alive scouts employed by the Austrians in
Snia have been most successful in The
Eploymcnt of dog, N outpost duty. as
atLindcrs and guide, of scouts. With
s 10 watch over them, the soldiers can
u.etly lie down and sleep during the
Int without fear of a surprise.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17
FANCY TIM BER.
Where "A Few OF the Most Valuable wood
Are Found.

Are Found.
The tulip tree is a native OF America
and l. found from Canada to Florida. /
is especially abundant in the Westcrl
States. The wood is greatly valued for
the ease with which it can be worked.
satin wood is the name applied TO scvera
woods of commerce which acquire "a pc
culiar luStcr when polished: the principal
of these are brought from India and The
bahamas and West Indies. The Indian
satin wood j. from a tree Of meliaccT fam.
.Iv. which grows TO n height Of fifty or
sixty feet, and j. found along the Coro
maudel coast and other parts of India
the wood is hard and yellow. The BAHIA
NAN wood comes from a tree Of auothcl
Species. il is lighter color than the Indie
wood. Rosewood +, a name applied iu
commerce 10 several costly kinds Of orna
mental wood, which come from diffcrcu.
countries and from very different trees
Tie bc : known roSewoOds are from Braz.
aud other parts of South America. Africa
aud Burmese r%oscWoOds are though.
to come from a different specie.
Of the same family rs South
American trees. Other kinds are brought
from different places and are obtained
from very different trees. One kind j.
found on the Canary Islands only, another
ON the island of Jamaica. and Others al
different places. Sandal wood is the name
OF the aromatic wood Of several species OF
>,ntalum. mainly found in the East In.
dies. and on the mainland Of India. though
certain kinds are also obtained in tac for.
l- Of the Hawaiian Islands, the Fccicc
Islands. and in Australia. Black ebony
wood is found principally in Ceylon.
Madagascar, aud Mauritiu,. where il
rows spontaneously, and is cultivated to
% certain extent in other localities Of the
East. The wood of all species of Tic holly
Hree i, remarkably white when the tree is
Young. but assumes a darker color with
age The European holly is found eSpe-
nIailv in Italy, Greece, and the Danubian
provinces. 1t grows abundantly through
5uf southern Europe. and is also cultivated
in Great Britain. The American holly j.
'1und along the Atlantic coast. from
Maine southwark. and is especially album.
liant in Virginia and The Caroiinas. /, does
act seem to flourish so we'll in the West
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17

The grocer had put up her tea, sugar,
nd starch, and TO his qugrry Of Any
mug else today She replied:
Yes, | want "A pumpkin.
Right this way, maam. Here is a very
ace one
lis it ripe?'
Certainly
II want to be sure about that. Please
lug it,"
20, certainly. See thereg'
Its not a red core.
mo, madam; lis "a yellow core. All my
wmokins have been that way this fall,
uI every one has given satisfaction"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17

N1ORTGA AGE SALE.-Dcfault having been
AVA made IN the payment of a certain uortg-
age made aud executed byJohn B. sheldon AID
Katie sheldon, his wife. OF the township of
sumner, county of GrutiOt. state OF Michigan,
to Nortiin'r Ely.ot StCcyon,Ncw York. on the
tCnth day 81 October, lss2, aud recorded i'm the
Office of Register OF Deeds Tor Gratiot county.
Michigan. on the .4th day 4 October. 1852. AZ
] q CLOCK ana ~ minutes, p. IN, i'm lihcr ~ ~
mortgages, ON page l., and upon which MOI 81.
are there l. claimsd TO bc due and unpaid AT
date OF this notice for principal and interest,
The sum OtElcVpn Hundred and SiXtV-four
and fitN-SeNen iU0ths dollars rIlt4.,1 besides "A
attorney fee of tWcuty-nNc olnrs stipulat,d
10 be paid should ANY proceedings be taken TO
torcC,u>e his m%ortgHgC; aud no PROCEEDINGS
having been taken To collect the same or ANY
part thereof. either ut law or incquity.
Notice l. hereby given. that. by virtue of the
power Of sale Zoo said mortgage given. and In
pursuance OF the statute I'm such case made
and PROVIDED. there will hc sold at public ven
due 10 tn his hest bidder. on the Nh day of
March, 1855. N one O'Clock y. M. az the font
door OF the Court House. IN the village of
Ithaca, Grafton county. Michigan. thai being
the place tor tUidiug the Circuit Court for
sac county, the and ard premises rCScrihed
~ SAID ntttEurc. viz The northeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter Of section twenty.
eight IS IN township eleven no "a nth. of ranro
tour l4l wcsf IN the county Of Guitipt and
state ot Michigan. together with the appur.
t%"lanccS thcrcunto belonging.
Dated, Dec. %. lsS1.
FRANCIS PALMER MORTIMER Ely.
Auy for Mortgage. Mortgage
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17
n trains daiIy, except sunday.

Connections Toledo with an iin,s III.
rcreing; AT M1uhuttcu Junction with Mh.t-
ing ~ lake Eric: al tlcN.~ junction with Nc.
ana L.. 81 NJ 90 Monroe junction with
Adrian Ir1ncu l." N n Ms; al Dundee win
y. a o., ana l.r ". al Milhu Jui ction
with Eutrr ul1l ion N abu-n. ~ J.. n r.: al
Pittstlciu with lpsilanti branch T. = ~ NJ ::
~ ann 4 boa win ". G.: al south LION with
ID. l.. y, and G T.; at Hamburg with NJ. a.
Linrdivl>ion q. T.; az Howell with ID. t. ~:
AZ huiand with &. n g. r.. and - 4 NJ: M
Owoseo June ION with ID. y ~. and NJ. G.: NJ
at -. Loul~ with h.. l.. n y, me :. V. y -. l.:
10 INA with II. l." * y; at Mt. Plcasan, with
I. y r. W..
w. III. Bt NNErT, Gen. Pass ~ FRI Ag't.
H.. W, .IIIl Gen Sup't.
DLOkM. gent. Ina.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17

eurec-Laoy. ! want you to be INV
.lry-Lct he ,c. How about your
tW.lc? Had you arrested for bigamy,
.utshcI
Gcorgc-Yc>. bit She couldn't make it
ich. ! bought upthe witnesses.
lucy-Prcpaycd 60 buy mp more wit
3cssc.?
George-Ye, indeed. / know my bus
mess.
Lucy-I'm yours. George.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17
Connections.

Detroit, with Railroads d.Vcrging. y
Plyinouth-Fnut y Pcre Marquette Ry.
south Iyou-Iolcdo. Ann ArbCr y ca Tr'nk
ltv An Line Div. G.. 4. Ky.
Trow ChicHg" \ Grand Trunk Ry.
L~unsiug-Sag. Div. of NJ. II. r.. l. AXE Shore
\ Michlgsn southern nv.
louia-D. G.. II. ~ VI. Ry., and stanton r. X.
Howard City-Graud ItHp.is& Indiana n Il
li I'D 4 W. ". Hy.. md G rs L. Z
East Sa-innw-Sae. Div. of NJ {. Il. r.: IA
NJ. Ry., =. II \ y, T. n II.
J. u. MULLIKEN. G nIManaacr.
" \ ~C'""ENTEK, Traffic Man. Detroit.
Gcnera lOihccs Detroit. Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17
stale ON Both Sides.

stale on both sides.
Patron-That last meat you sold me wa
stale.
Butcher-Was it2
Patron-Yes. it was. and mighty stale.
Butcher can show you something
ahead Of that meat for staleness.
Patron-Dout believe IL. WHAT
Butcher-Iour account on my books.
A sharp Traveller.
Train Robber ION Texas express-"Shcl
out now. quick"
Passengcr-"All my money is in thi:
sachel."
"Opcn IT,"
Look"
"All in silver dollarsl Keep II. W,
amt no drsymen."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17
Detroit, Lansing 81 Northern Il. f..
I'm Eject Jnne %. 1856.
Trains run Dy Contra Standard time.

MAIN LINE.
boing west. stations. Going East.
4. MA. Mp. ". A.. Mp. M-pN
,:l5 1910 j:@U Ly Detroit arll:55 3:I5 q:30
1:3j iO.jt 6:l3 o, Plymouth ll:t2 2:5O $40
s:l1 ll:!1 6:3s 8, S'th Lyon 81, 1888 2:25 s:l5
\. Mp. ".
p:F l:l3 SOP TrosVhridge 9:0G l2:4l 6.36
1000 l+0 SID Lansing - $500 l2:35 6IO
4. Mp. Mp. NJ.
li:25 3:l5 9:4i ., Ionia ., $40 1855 $50
=. MA. Mp. NJ.
l2.U6 i:3 1922 >, Greenvillc ., 6:2s $3.50 4:O3
l2:5O +45 ll:l0 Howard City 5:45 g:I5 3.25
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17
sTANTON nRANCn
IInAcAr no ST. LorIs AND ALMA.
FL. LorIs ~ ALMA ro IrnAcA.

Ithact.... 1.50a a.30am 100 6.30pm.
Alma. s.l5 " lot " l1.5j IN 6.5j ="
-. Louis "a l2.lj p IN =. Is "
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17
Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan

Corrected 10 June. ~, 1857.
>,ith Bound. Stuudard 4 me. south Bound
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-21
THE sTVENTY-FIHST NEW YORK.
Their Visit tn the City Il

Their Visit tn the City this Morning.
The Seventy-iirst New York Regiment
viii reach Richmond this morning. They
will be met at Fredericksburg by the
Richmond lIowizers who will leave
Richmond on the 1:25 am. train and es
rort the regiment anG the old veterans
who belonged to the regiment during the
war between the States, TO this city.
This time the regiment comes TO Rich
mond as friends and as the guests OF the
ons of those who formerly met them Oh
he tented field in their repeated attempts
I'D get inside our lines as enemies.
They will be cordially received by the
,oldiery of Richmond, and will be quar-
tered at the American Hotel, which lasl
light foated large United States flag in
heir honor.
The visitors will be reviewed by Gen
cral Ftzhugh Lee, Virginia's Governor
md will be shown the sights of the city
prior TO being banqueted.
Early tomorrow morning they vii
cave for Bull Run, and there eat dinner
IN the srOt where they charged The
"Stonewall" brigade of Virginians
This time, it is hoped, they will re
ceive Virginia hospitality with as mucl
force as before they received Virgins
bullets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-21
4 FATAL EXPLOSION.
Nine Men Killed by the Bursting of a
Steam Pipe.


LOUISVILLE, KY, July 20.-Two fire.
men and seven deck hands were killed
last night at o'clock by the explosion OF
steam pipe on the lowboat Canary. at
point near Westport, Ky, fourteen miles
above Louisville. The Canary was re-
turning to Pttsburg with tow of empty
coal barges. The men killed were
scalded TO death in the after-csbin. None
of the officers were hurt The Canary
came back here this morning with
the bodies. The dead men were all from
Pittsburg and vicinity.
Laier-The names Of the killed are
George McCaun, Charles Luster, firemeni
William PAGE and Patrick Kelly Of Pitts.
burg, William Corrgan, Robert Jones,
Wallace Bigley of Jacks Run, deck
hands. These men were all sleeping in
the after-cabin, through which the steam
pipe passed Page, Corrigan, and Nc
Cam, were killed instantly. Bigley and
Jones lived ten minutes and Luster an
hour and half Kelly died in Louisville
while being taken to the Marine Hos
pital. The men were horribly scalded.
The accident happened twenty-four miles
above Louisville The Canary is a new
boat. After the explosion it was towed
10 this city by the steamer Madison. The
coroner holds his inquest at > pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-21
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND THE
EXPOSITION,


Contract Awarded for Laying the Track
The Electric Railway will, ii is un
derstood begin at once TO construct their
doube-track extension from Hancock
street to the Exposition grounds.
Mr. Thomas Barry will be the con-
ractor. and will lay this road, and Mr.
". :. Gum, lumber dealer, will supply
he lumber. 1t is understood that the
contracts were awarded by Mr Flynn
asst Wednesday, and that the lumber 10
the extent of two carloads Was to he on
upper Broad street within ten days
The road will be double track and
will help greatly in carrying people 10
lhe Exposition this fall
1t is the intention to have the track
laid, the wires in position, and all other
needed matters arranged in order to have
the Broad extension in full opera
lion by October lst
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-21
Rain, Crops, and Politics I'm the Isle of
Wight.

DR.. W B Ashburn, a resident physi
clan of the Retreat for the Sick, has just
returned from ten days visit TO his
parents and relatives in Isle of Wight
county. The Doctor was asked by our
reporter TO give all the news he could on
any subject of interest, and his reply was
that the heavy rains of the past few
week in that section had very much in
iured the crops. and that they were look
ing exceedingly bad for this season of
the year Notwithstanding this, how
ever, it was after all dry" section, as
last May the voters put the local option
law in force
In relation to the political situation, he
said no one seemed 10 manifest any spec
ial interest in politics The CAMPAIGN
should by all means find its way to every
voters home in that section, so that they
may learn wha, is going on all over the
world, and be up with the times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-21
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr. Edwin A Winn accompanied his
nephew, DR.. Winn, to Fluyanna county
Yesterday evening TO visit relatives.
The Board of Public Interests will meet
Monday evening in the Council Chamber
10 name Police Commissioner to fill the
vacancy created by the expiration Of the
term of Major f. T. ID. Myers. commits
sioner from Clay ward, whose term ex-
pires on July, 3lst.
At the First English Lutheran church,
Rev. r. J. Bowers will preach Sunday
morning at / / am, and s:l5 pm Strang-
ers made welcome.
At the gospel meeting to be held at 5
pm. on Sunday, in the Young Mems
Christian Association Gymnasium, ii. o.
Williams, State Secretary Of the Virginia
Association, will make short address,
and there will ne solo singing 10y II. 5.
Watkins and r s. VI. Valentine. All
men are invited
The Blue Ribben Club of Trinity NJ. f.
Church meets tonight They will give
a free concert and lecture, which, no
doubt, will be very ENJOYABLE.
On Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock there
will be song service at the Male Orphan
Asylum, at which Rev. DR.. Landrum will
oificiate. There will be no services al
the Soldiers Home, and Lee Camp will
unite with the asylum on this occasion
Lieutenant-Colonel Snellings has his
Commercial House now cooled off by
electric fans. They keep the rooms Sc
cold that his guests have to go out doors
to keep of the chills.
Captain A. III Russell Of the Ordnance
Department, United States America, was
in the city Yesterday, on his way to the
Cincinnati Centennial This was Captain
Russelrs first visit TO Richmond, and hc
expresses himself as greatly pleased with
all he saw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-21
SHORT TELEGRAMS.

LONDON. July 20.-A select committee
of the House of Commons has recon-.
mended the perpetual closing of all pub
lie houses throughout Ireland on san
days, hereafter and AT O'Clock on Satur-
day nights,
New YORK, July 20.-The furniture
factory of Frederick Bolle, six story
brick building, 158 West Twenty seventy
street was burned early this morning.
Loss. S25 600
DUBLIN, July 20-The Rev. Father
Gelligan, who was recently imprisoned
in Limerick Jail under the Grimes act,
was released o.dav. On leaving the Jail
Father Geligan made brief address to
The crowo tina. had assembled to witness
his release.
New BEDFORD, Mass, July 2O.-Gen-
eral SheIidan's condition is unchanged.
Last night was passed reslfully and with.
out incident, being repitition of the
night before.
NEwBURG, July 90 0--Rev. T. +. Roe,
novelist and author of Barriers Burned
Away" Opening of Chestnut Burr"
and dozens of other popular works, died
suddenly at his home, in Cornwall, last
night at 1890, of neuralgia of the heart.
lie had been in the best of health and
the attack and death were simultaneous
DUBLIN. July 20.-Dr. Ridley. the
medical officer of Tullamore Jail, in which
the late Mr.. Vaudeville was confined,
and who is said TO have died from the re
suit of treatment received there, has com.
mitted suicide. DR.. Ridley had been sub.
ppnaed to attend the inquest into the
death of Mr. Vaudeville now going on at
Michelstown.
PARIS, July 20.-Ls SoleR and other
royslist papers publish Comte de Paris
reply to a deputstion Of Partisan work
ingmen who called upon him at Sheen
House. The police have made no at
tempts to interfere with the sale of the
papers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-21
Police Notes.

The Police Court WAS in session yester.
day only about an hour, and the few
cases on the docket were quickly dis
posed of
Daniel Hills, boy, having nothing
else TO do, threw stones al the commits
sary building OF the Richmond Tunnel
Company He was fined one silver
dollar.
Henry Walker is a colored man who
stole one bushel of corn from the feed
store OF J. c. Phaup. lie was sent to eat
corn bread in jail for fifteen days
Mary j. Washington, colored woman,
made herself very disagreeablc by acting
disorderly on the public streets. Not
being able to pay "V" and costs for
her amusement she went to jail.
This ended the racket.