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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-27

IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -~.fr...,.
commencing FEBRUARY -, lsr1-ta .erl .tlr D..
ard time.
US A. NJ. leaves Byri-Streetstat.a ..a.lg. .,.,
only az Ashland, Juu.t.n. ~ .rt
AMI Freferlck-bufe. Sleeper ..
Washington. Leaves Na.l.lsfo.f
New York a. il.iO A. ".
$50 A. a., leaves Byui-~trest station. .re-f
Pullman Ne-f.rh frt.r. ND sI
extra fare is charged IaIyfr.. p
Ncdue-days ami -lLll.. N.k.s
no local stops.
if:ef A. NJ, leaves Byul-Street station fs.r. Oh.
ccpt sunday. Loayrs Wa-l.lsl ...
New York 81 f.Or. H.
SO p. ". leaves Byrd-s,rs., station e,,
sleeper % New YORK.
1898 A NJ. arrives At Byri-,t-ect station fs.r
sleeper from Neg lors.
a;4sP. NJ, arrives AZ Eyri-,,ree. .,aaaa tl.r
stops A. Frcdecics-tlrr. 20 .f.rI. 90
Junction. sloepcr from Nlsl...
7lSP. NJ, arrives Byri-stree. s'aaon. -...
Pullman ycstibue traln. ol n..
extra fare "a charged Dali r..r.
Thursdays aud sundays MaAn I'D
IO45P. g., arrives ~ Byoi-si~cet station 90 p.
except sunday sleeper ufa b l.-.
iugtln.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT sUNpt1z
G.rOP NJ accom- notation leave. Rvri Sfrsst
station. arrives an A-liaGl RI. DID,
t.o4P b., leaves Elba CrrlYes a. A--.a.l 50
Gas r.. ".
ROSA. NJ, accommodation. arrives ., iVi
street station leaves Ashland '...
nssP. NJ, arrives az Eibsi leaves Ash'aai b.
5l2 2. V.
c. !. TAYLOR. General Ticke, Ager.
T. 7. d. MYERS, General sup' .inten4rl- fr.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-27
no2 General Agents PhlIsdeIphIA
OLD DOMINION STEAM FIR
~ SHIP COMPANY s>xs,s<zssns

no2 General Agents PhiisdelphlA
OLD DOMINION STEAM zo5SFS
~ SHIP COMPANY s-Ass<esssrs
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at p. N.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY az 3 r.
NJ, arriving IN Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
PASSENGER accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New YORK tia James-riyer
route Qncluding meals and berthi...-....s 90
Round "Trip tickets, limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue. ....................s.- Il o.
Storage with subsistence. ................. 6 %
Steerage without subsistence. ............. 3 O
Cabin fare ira Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road ...............i.......................i 10 %
Cabin fare ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. .....s......-........... 10 "
Tickets can be obtained at 4. W. CARRIERS. 100
Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mOnd and Petersburg depots, ami at cOmpany's
Offices 1901 Main street aud wharf Rockets
Freghts forwarded and through bills OF ladng
ssued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond On MONDAYS
IT, ESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way ,riG Newport News az A. NJ, and by
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same days
at 1919 A. NJ, will make connection at NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street. and
m ~ WIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-27

WANTED, OLD UNITED STATES
w AND CON FEDE RATE POSTAGE
STAMPS used from lS49-1S65. Many are very
rare and command high prizes rheD on original
letter or envelope. Lawyers. merchants, and pri-
vate parties who have old files Of letters bearing
postage stamps send Tor circulars. explaining
what Is wanted. THOMAS SEMMES.
NH ls-lmt Box 9, Alexandria, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-27

OCCUPANTS WANTED FOR 4
" LAgGE. COMFORTABLE ROOM gust va
cated) WITH BOARD. Nice fare, pleasant COM
psny. best location, terms reasonable. No. 2J3
east Marshall street, NH Y-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-27

DARK WANTED.-WE WISH TO
lD contract for CHESTNUT and SPANISH
OAK BARK 10 DO peeled this spring. Address
A. ID. sHOTWRLL & CO..
NH 6-eodi5t Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-27
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN kiCa'
MoND AND BALTIMORE ~ kACh
DIRECTION.

Correspondlngiy quick time % other pc.l&
Through bills OF lAding issued .. low rates
{. A. TAYLOR
no, General Frelght Aggl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-27

WANTED
A MILK-ROUTE,

with or without the cows Address milk
ROUTE care Dispdtch nh Zi-lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-27
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. Narch 81, -
trains on this road will rin ~ follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

A man in Webster county, w. Va, has
novel way of catching wcodchucks lie first
catches land terrapin and bores hole in
its shell, just over the tail Through this
hole he runs the end OF ball Of candlewick,
leaving the ball about two feet from the ter
rapin. When he wants a wcodchuck for
dinner be takes the terTapin in his pocket to
the hole in which tho woodchnck has taken
up bis permanent residence. When there he
puts the terrapin in tho mouth of the hole,
saturstes the ball with kerosene, and in the
turtle goes, followed by the bail Of FIRE. The
hunter then stands at the other end, or exit,
and awaits progress. In very short time
the woodchuck appears at the mouth of the
hole in a puzzled frame of mind A sharp
blow from (lub winds up the woodchnck's
existence The terrapin is always close be-
mind his prey he is picked UP, the burning
kerosene extiAguished, and the hunter is
ready for anOther.-Chicago Herald
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
uhx th. Lamn Enlode.

The two recent explosions Of coal oil lamps
in this city hare excited much remark. In
both cases thsoil in use was above the stand
ard The lamps had been left standing a
long time half filed before they wcreIighted
Had the lamrs been full when lighted these
accid ents world have been impossible, and
the risk Of life and actual damage TO prop
erty avoided The oil vspor had mingled
with the air ID the upper part Of the LAMPS
and formed an explosive mixture. The safe
thing for houiebolders is 70 have 10 space in
their lamps FER this explosive mixture. Le.
the lamps be slled before being l..-hsed- A
lamp left standing partly filed may explode
after being Hghfed, but il It wss perfectly
filed explosioa would Be impossible -Bslti-
more Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

gssszllss Fsxazs A>xxssy n tAs fss1s>
t14re Bz1eA 1>sxs<4~y.

I1ssallss ftxuzs <-exxssx IA tns kss1ss
t11rE Bz1eA 1ssksx1&y.
Gate . naa4bez sf essss we're called rp n
tie Psiics cour< yes1sra~y. saf rhsy vsrs
auseksy aisposed oE There we're snly tee
dEanks On shs hs< o1s With a ss2re~
noa1esxols Poiisa eoxnomAn oossa;ning
sss 41d SKIS iaaamsfa5ls and taxing ~
more room % tls eo1rt tcurnAl t1An the
record 0f ths crins and ss1 lsocs CON sinsd,
snd Ehe ether pain joha foazx, They
ssxs ssen 2ned y OF tsslve days n Jsil
Ine fcle szs eoamlttsd AID ne so11k
lza1 Esid-
L.osa so1lhard. Joha stsysEs 2nd John
XeCxrtAy, hack dflFers. 1ho % mers tasa
nsezssary erosainx 4ac crying arou1d ths
asuoss sxesesfsd taeir prlEilskss 1nlsE tee
ssaicIs er1iEaGee, ssEs srf4lgnsc ior Is
siel4zlaa. Dls&dsd aot guilty ahS1 thssr trial
ssk for Apr 5.
kartsa FaacsrnsIin and Albert Aloerts.
snoas FnEFolnsa Brosa arTssssd Tor steal
tog fru.t asa exady troa lns Iii A2rksL
bufldiae. pleaded aot guilty 70 tae cD~Sse
u lzEcs1y aad were TemSa4sd uatil ADf1
=. II - doubtful Il shsir ofsnss u not worse
than lsrceny, As Il sssals tnsy must h2Es
DFozea into the baileIn.
Four young ehscksa thieves. Corneliss
AID bsn,analn Van fopsrlrE. oi keed-st.,
and Iasod0ss ana Ausslst smith, Of fof-
sst-st, we're examined o. County Azsak
hCleomo. ana being apparently vioisntly
scarsd as b<sns Ia the h.ads OF The police,
we're sent nome with tns s&rnlng IaAE they
s1ill azd their eyes oa them. Ia tns hope
that their arrest mlgnt prove . szlusafy
lesson.
The someshat ancient cass Of Alex.
Doaglxs for yIol.lion OF the liquor IsE Was
again adjourned until April Z.
fhe Lyncn bastardy case, Il WAS aa-
nouncsd had been settled up, znd today
snea IL "a called. AR. Carroll will no do1oi
appear and enter . noile prossqli.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Frank seuddsr. OF Ellsworth-sve. vas
unlosding load Of wood in tbs rear Of
william Bsrkeys Furnisurs Factory. yss-
terdsy afternoon. and owing 10 wood pile
falling down sEsinsr a telegraph pole bis
team which wsrs attached 20 the wagon be
csrHe f~ixhtsned and made bold break for
hoertY cut through Camps1. ST. turning 20
the rgat up Psarlst Wnen thsy arrived
- tsmpsu square several peopls endsav-
cred % capture them. bat they turned and
rushed msdly up Monr0e-st Pstrolmaa
y :. Webb. wao rss on the Monroe st.
beat. Vas IA the vicinity Of 4 r Nidders
store. wasn ae observed ths animals cona-
inx tearing up Monroe 81. at a brcskneck
sne-d. the wagon ssagi1g from one side of
the street - ne ether in dangerous man
nsr. Ar Nsbo. thinsing oniy of his dafT
and tbe danger - others. sprsng cut fnto
the street. srizing ihe horses ~ The rsins
and eringinz therp 70 a stsndstiii a. toe
<lsiersik. where he bed taefn unfit the
o.ner srrirsd' Mr. Wsbb proved hin AL
brave qficer. snd vas highly prsi.ed by
those sao witnessed ths daring set. rhs
hoFses escaped uainiarsi. and 40 other
s.msze wa done
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Thers Is smother bost that frequsnts The
river. chiefly in the sutumn Is Is q rlsds
cabin 1r hut built apon a scov. q stovepips
rroi~ctsfron the roof; long SWEEPS from bow
sFsa stern direct its course It 8oass issly with
the cuFrent The people On TIE river cali
t1ese hcuse hoats River cbiidren. when they
rrSt see Neahss srk. call e = house boat.
Wao are the dsnirans ~ fhess hTisrid craft
v aiehsr are they bcue1f What tia ohsere 4
their vcysgrsi In the south they may know
these thineS Cp hers they ars - the niys-
tsr1rs cf tlse river Ia September they bezfa
tasir exosiss. Sometimes four ar I've are m
sghe Il oucp. until ths frozsn rivsr s*sps
thsir preceSsion- --tsfebs- Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Hon. n. n Holt. sx-Aayor s. r. Stevens.
l. ". kssiinx and y. AeGrAth passed
faro1xa the eity last night returning home
from Washinxfon where they have been
I0hbylng Tor herbor improvement bill.
They speak highly OF Congressman Fcrd's
hnstisng Abilities.
Ths JsckSsnvills. Florida. Mean Herasd
Of hse NoDdnF. ann0unces the arrival a.
tie fsnc8 De Lson hotel at that place Of
Dsn J. Lesthers. A AcOon aid. and e J.
Coeely. Of tkis city
Judge George Gartner. Shsrif L. g. liz
flsGeld. Prssecntinx Attorney q. y. Robin
sea md steE2Rs.Pher Fred J. Ireland, AL
Of Drtroit. sre$ che city seeing she sixhts
2iss Ef,a J>lIn. teacher in one OF ths
high schoois Of Big Rapids. Is IN The cisy
waiting Mrs. N. +. Cooper, OF i0s Mon
fos-sf.
John II. loren. formerly with Frank N.
williams. has changed bis occupation to
that az real estate dealer.
I. L Quimby. Of Quimby-st.. went mort
last evening 10 look after bis numbering In
terssia
R.H. Hall Of Washington. d. O.. was in
tas city yesterday. guest az the Eagle
Hotel
NJ. Keats and J. y. Stevens. OF Nil
vaukee. were Ii the city yesterday, on bos-
fasss.
r. L. Davidson, Of Cincinnati was in the
city Yesterday, guest a. The Eagle Hotel.
s. Fsllsss Who was out of the city for bis
bssith. has relarnsd much Improved
Z. +. Parsons. OF Milwaukee. was IN the
rtty yesterday. on business.
An Wilcox. Of Detroik IS ia the city,
stopping a. The Morton.
IN. Finn. Of Chicago. is In the city. =
guest az The Norton-
Joseph Gsilinegsr. OF Buffalo. y. K. was
ia ina chr yesterday.
Bern-To John f. Fsldnsr and wife, a
boy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

u..;..~~ h.<s<~ ...f,k .,fcls,ex tais ,xs1inx.
- -.io.s..l
- - -. ~ s-I,.x - ,..azah,ss ls1dinx
-...--.. .x....s.~ -. 49,.
i - s-r - 80 - - - - a. ~.
-.
...,..ns =.
80 71s-x~< =. 81, -, - :.
Re14 <s@ e,1....-s a. -'-<
49," - -
1.4''n t--.1's = = 80
- = - - -.
r~'t - - e.l--..s - -. ~'~..
frrk ~ - htas. o. L9@s... 80, - 80
-<Ft<1 Spsit'sn - 'i-s,s. .---.@ -. - -
$50 $500 eF.af -
rsSsfai asF rsailisnrss sfs Ais<-',f "a
pro<sss o. sfees.ons ee.sess Al-o1t s.ss- s-s-
y ces iof e1sfles sniaA ~ oe1A''''' 30 =
=. ~ o-'.'-s
nsfs>ea y nfisn hss'i pone .. @Ss's&s ss,sa'. ~
t1e Circuit l8ust Jesl<EasS ss<inss /" Ia
g. f1liuP1. tbs ease szs sFP-~-so 4ssA
t4ssice We,sls 0nice-
The Fse4a<y ca ne sirst rarf kspasla-
cxa ticxsf caused 81 tAe suicide Of den<T
Tar Aentsr hss ps@n nii5d D. u hS1iAAr
uo1 st Henry ho~*sms
Iksrs are very fss empty hoases "a the
ci1Y. add ss ths season advances the need or
mod<gafssszsd sad prissl isnemsnt houses
~id 10 islt more aad n0rs.
a,..lnfsaax ~ reeoest "a he lzts Chief
J1sslcs Waite we're Dfsssnted and ordered
% - sprsAa aBon record bg TIA CON nlIIee
Il fhs Cifauit Court yesterday.
x.<x y Pradle "a. granted dseree q
xs.<-.. 49,, 1,i.e.,.ss - Frln.4ls ,e.lse-
-. III a.. CfsazIt (.ourt an rs1e rreas,ds u
-. -....,.,|.rt - h.sirg,af lruak-aness
-.
on.y o-s na.sI'.<s .-csnss - 1s'fz
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Excepting the engineer. conductor and
trsinmen, few people have any ides Of the
vexation and annoyance which those in
charge OK train. passenger or freight. ara
compelled 60 submit 20 on account Of tramps.
A prominent official Of the Missouri Pacific,
In taking about the matter, says that fully
so o09 Of these worthless characters are all
the time piodding along the railroads Of the
country. They are 4 constant menace 70 the
safety OF travellers. as well as the property Of
the conpanies. Some % them do not 1esi-
tsts 70 turn switches II they can 6nd them
unlocked. and mary accidents. were TIE
truth kno~n. wouid be charged up 70 thsHa-
They Gre bridges. depots and fences. and not
only steal fre1 cars. but make away with
heavy lots of irunL One II their favorite
practices Is - s.eal handcars to kelp fhen
along in thsir iourney. ey.--Oznaka Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

II Is not generally known that Phil Ar
rsour. the Chisago pork man, was one of the
Argonsuts sho crossed tbe plains ia -
in search &C The golden fleece. he re-
mains.i ia California for several years and
laid the foundation Of his fortune in 1851 bY
establishing water works for tAs miners
He came ssstto Milwaukee IA 1857. eza re-
NAMED taersunfil he removed 70 Chicago -
New ToSk Efenizg World
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
Registration Notice.

Electors Of the cis ef Sssa3 Rad = Eass
Notice The fsa~ra q. fssgssis 80 - ~ Cas- 4
Grsod Azp.as viii n. e - a. 4.ats< n h-.tc=
oeslxnsted - tr3et tl.4 estl rist. xfis <4e<s4
~, - a. - lHs ero - IA esF - CiettIoa.
stetsE tnr nenrs u sc<4stk . "a @ot s eeIp =
=. fl.i iof sac ptfftze ~ pesknf l1,4f'xk b.
near - may Dt. ~ ~ l<fsali q ~ liit sffr
era ard - tie Ciit ~ Nze1c ~ e|ts = llp q
q'aAlsicc teet01z AllUf l1< lss1 Ht1n j Tia
Ststco NlC2 Exn eid eatitiea fS.e s.lfIps
fi4l Ns4d-Aa - tiEsacfliie Htp
stxoaa v ard sager.og touH koEll.
7hpd NAro. flIet t1ec.Dci tAs.oe beo<t.
lsettfert
Third Wsrd, szsona Free'net 81 ,et,< 4, sre
lofr.t NAG. fiI&. fles sltiel 't2oF,>- = <.tll.zf
aud tssl Bsl4ee ais
fohrh hafc, sscond freungl ~ ! fsrs-
oklitlktt
Hi wal6-k IA Sc PAINTED - txt asa
f1kh neso--tDeIie lo4sk. ScI,ptcrst. .l1s<la
a. LfrnasGG
soIeAfb Nsxd -tfornlErs2 hsii frafItsf
ftfbfh aar4-IuKn fe1tib hall. f<lAon-zL
q. a., DetrftAi frt1 ~ oflefa
i. Il. ttsin. Essultf stknan
john fft4ae, itttzt 81 AErt.
Geo. ~ fsnrinc. tsE1i ttsfs
D. X, 1U1teE. Hft sri
tsf0.l u. navteSo1. snaf42 Irtia
g. al bFenAer. g. 1, f.s.nlef1
Jacob t kessar1f a kc<te
boaic q kesktfs,ioa y tnt Cry q 4fsn1
kall1k-
soas ffikfte.
~ tifff.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Tsarsdsv nighs IS TIE @ r sItrs;n
Ne. =. fron Ksskezoa. ~ss nesrfnx West
+ ridTs-ss-. tie brsssmsn @ceslsrea- G. 4
y e sw1tas.sn snpieved st Nuxk<foa.
wHc had sts1.n . re On ths tezs.x. Con
azcfor Fish<~s- iap-ssozss6 hifn a slse eoz-
11cfev's rsou II the Urioa D~r.ot sass tosk
IS s~itch ksT ard bssaet. vhtca ks fs1s
$50 Sc scald bsTs ap1n tie psgnsnf cf
D. - tss rsxEsz fare.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

There ~ill ke divided among TIE sapersn-
rzszte5 p~eacksrs, ana widows and orphans
q rre@eherS of the NethodlSt Eglscopsl
church. nextyssr, s1eo61s oat II tie Erofss
q TIE 9etA eiist Book Concsrr TIE Book
Coacsrn Willis century cd ia 1sse--Clris
t1sn Tnsen
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Though tse Greek ~<sosn n the sc-rs sars
slff1ost entirsi ? disrsriNi their picfar~s1ue
nasioaai crsfsrlss. thev ar. sfflf voru n ~.
eonatrT. IN some S5st4icss fbeee eoeeanses
bar great rresnshlanes - tnoss 81 zoe Bal
Fartsns. trough withoat their gas1iiaess of
eaior IA others sher consisf Eeae-nilT u =
s<lrt e hrixhfi ? <trsps6 stai-. aas9 50 en-
brss.irr~t eietA jscket. ~siie fsr sut-of s1ccr
ucer faT 1nes pe,ss@ = as3eea Tie sair
= trSsfes ioee nsszercus fr~ssss. .ns sa~-
nsoune~s h snal r~f esp decor.ass VITA
god snd Slwsr erfns anr - Ehase ~ar1
ss pecss.-e s-Be<t1n Eaie~t
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

The California snd Florida Limited Ex-
press O he xue<E sno Cresosns konts
tNine2snAii southern is the train especially >
aesiF<bls tor foeFizss this Nfnier. The
Limited runs through ffoa GnelA nsu IL
Ass orle4Es ia Iweat5 I've hanrs ana 3
half closely connecting with Les ADgeiss
through cars. ana making the quiekss
route 10 that dellzbfful California cay. J2s
Queen and Csesoeat - tbis year. ss fefmerly
Ihs Florida fasoriE< lire. vita through cas-
fvIce daily 10 Thcmssysile and gseksep-
vile. Rales. guides. etc. upon APP piieztsoo
70 ]. h. Hogan. Passenger Asens. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
REAL ESTATE SALES.


The rsxussr nsosihly messing - shs
Besrs ef xsn.xsrs 81 - ~grsoa Bss~vs-
sszt ssHocssrson w.l he hsld ss fhs Hom4.
xonssv. Apr Z ~ - , ~
&ss Il G. RtSxxz
s>sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Rzsxrs II ecca 'eitsrs. ssl-sfA Or
81 sHrs yonr sczcs snd psias PRO. 2s
cs~ts
r - i.nzortsrf - ch<sk = cnnxh ~ oue.
Dr. Be C>sxh ssrup VII GO ~ ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

On April DIR. Brigham vill remsse ais
of5cs 70 the new Kendall block. ls7 Asa
roe-ss.. where be may be foaad from
till 10 .. m, ) ill 3 p IA. and e.45 Til rs
p. IA. DIR, aud Ars- Brigham NlA live 4,
the Warwick until the orsHing OF the LIZ.
ingston. Telephone once aRd Wsrwiek
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

MIX sHAKE-ALK eHAKE.
A new drink for this city. at Maggie 4.
Formby's. l03 Aonros-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Maggie A. Formoy, confectionsr, 10
Monroe-sf, will commence 10 dispense COO
soda from her new fountain today. sac
continue during the season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Cabinet photographs at 81 per dozen a.
Aerrili's, Gum block. 81 Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

III ne nickel Cigars. At AZ wssi Bridge-si.
AcWILLIANs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Don't fail 10 go 10 the woman's Exchang,
for Easter delicacies. 80 Monroe-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

For homemade cake Of all kinda. 90 to
the Woman's Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

OF Spring Millinery, at ii6 cansl-si-. szl
urdsy, March 81.
Ms. +. w. woRFEL
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
soDA WArrs-SonA wArKE.

Key West Cigars. at AZ West Bridge ST..
AcWILIIAs4
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

AoxrE--GfseER ALE.
On draught at Maggie A. Formby's. l0s
Monroe-sI
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

GRAND 0PEsIsO.
OF Spring Millinery. at ll6 Csnal-st-. Sat-
urday. March 81.
MIS-. +. w. WoRFEL
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-05

Tomorrow evening the jolly, original
little lady, Miss Matte Vcikecs. appears
at Harper's theatre in her new play
"Cherub." The Detroit Free Press says
of her:
Miss Matte Vickers is unaffectedly
fresh and buoysnt She seems to love
her work, and to put her whole heart
and soul into it. She has demonstra
tive personality, aud she knows how to
exercise it. She has style of her own,
novelty in her method and manner,
quite distinct from any other artist in her
special line She never misses point
in the words she has to utter, whether
humorous or pathetic She can also de-
liver little bits OF sentiments with ex.
Quisite tenderness Her dancing is really
inspiriting, we have not seen anything sc
full of animation and graceful ease
Criticism of the drama is unIhought Of
in the presence of so strong aRi fascinat
ing an individuality.
On Friday and Saturday evenings Low
EFT & Johnson's equine and canine para
dox appears at Harper's theatre. Tn
Ironton, (OhiO) Republican says:
The pony and dog show at the Masoni
last night was one of instructive amuse
ment from beginning to end. The horse
were all well drilled and elected shout
of applause time aud again. The dog
were well trained, and the clown dc!
brought down the house with his inimita
BILE acting. The dog tight rope wake
was another feature, while the leaping o
the grey hounds far surpassed anything
of the kind ever seen in Ironton before
The pyramid of Romeo and Juliet mus
be seen TO be appreciated. Everybod
should 90 tonight and take their chidre
and enjoy one of the best shows of tn
| season
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-05

A few days ago Rev. Geo. K. Hoover,
superintendent for Iowa of the American
Educational association, visited the over
seer of the poor at Davenport and asked
him if he had any children which the
county was caring for. The oyerseer
said that be had one boy whose mother
lived in West Davenport. Mr.. Hoover
at once went 10 the place indicated, and
after careful investigation, decided that
the boys surroundings were bad in every
way, but the mother refused to let him
90. The overseer would not compel the
mother to give the boy up and Mr.. Hoo.
yer sent full explanation of the matter
to the attorney general, who gave an or
der for the child's removal The mother
then, on Monday went before the board
of supervisors and claimed the bow
Yesterday Mr. Hoover was summoned
before the board and made PLAIN state
ment of the case and said that he would
not give child up, and the only thing tina
was left for the alleged mother to DO wa
to get out writ of habeas corpus. s.
| the case rests.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-05

English society women are to New Eng
landefs singular beings. Their devotion to
customs, of their own, which at one moment
appear fnfe1ible, and yet at the next are
thrown to the winds In the most inconsistent
manner, is puzzling in the extreme. 1t is
difficult to say what rules do govern them. l
am inclined to think there are none; they are
bound together by their aristocracy, and yet
that is something that cannot be fully de-
fined. Old familyi Yes, but new families
are not excluded and many old families are
nojwithin the pale. Wealth? Yes, yet poverty
belongs to some Of the leaders of the aris-
tocracy in a great many cases. Morality!
Oh, dear, no; you may be moral If you
choose, but it neither assists you to a position
in society nor keeps you there. There are no
more immoral people living in many respects
than some of the English aristocrats
At one time the British aristocracy might
be said to be composed Of people who did not
earn their own living, but that can no longer
be the case, for the aristocracy are now en-
riching themselves in all manner Of ways
as proprietors of hanson cabs. like Lord
Shrewsbury; by raising crops and fruit,
breeding cattle and horses, like some famous
dukes and marquises; by millinery and dress
making, by renting property of all descrip
tions, and frequently by grinding the faces
of the poor, in which employment, however
| they are moi. snonopolig.s. What, in fact
does constitute the English aristocracy and
English society is o very difficult thing te
say; in the meantime it has very flourish
ing existence, and is likely to have for soms
time to come.-Edith Abel In Boston Tran
script
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-05
County Building.

&c D Dickinson to John Linn, e!.
VT, lot 2, block 10. old town. Moline.
IS 500.
James NJ Buford to David L Cunkle,
tract by metes and bounds in %. II, 2w,
also tract by metes and bounds and part
of the water powf dam between Lowell
and Milan; tract by metes and bounds in
"a. II, CIV; tract by metes and bounds in
swf, nwf, "a, II. CIV; W 30 feet, lot 8,
block 2, old town of Rock Island, also
mill site at Milan, $4,000.
David L Cunkle TO A C Schaffer. wes'
20 feet, lot 5, block 2, old town. Book
Island, 81. 800,
John E Bahnsen to Max F Bshnsen
part lot Z, J W Spencers addition, ROCK
Islsnd. 5000
William Don to David Don. east q
feet, lot 6. block l., old town, Rock Isl
and, $1,000.