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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-26
GlADs1ONH'S GOLDEN WEDDING.
He 10 Congratulated w tile queen aud the
llpyll Family,

Royal Family.
LONDON, July 2O.-This was the golden
wedding day Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone,
The Queen tOlegraphed a congratulntory
message to the distinguished couple,
and the Prince and Princess Of Wales
and other members Of the royal family
sent letters 10 them. The Prince oi
Wales also sent a gold ink.stand 10 Mr..
Gladstone. A number Of liberal ladies
presented a portrait Of Mr.. Gladstone
with his grandson, The portrait was
painted by Mlllais. A large number oi
other presents were received. Mr..
Gladstone rose early and attended
morning service, The family took
breakfast together at the James street
residence Of Mr.. Gladstone, There was
an inmensO number Of callers during
the day. Among thOse who called were
Mr.. John K, Morley, Sir William Yer
non HArcourt aud the Earl oil Aberdeen
and other liberal peers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-26

CHicAoo, July 2O.-A national con.
vention Of building associations began
ilS session in this city to-day Delegates
are present from all parts Of the country.
The object Of the gathering Ia 10 unile
tile association more closely BY the for.
nation Of national organization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-26
More i,rOwsTIo. tioTblsd by iirlllAhsrs.

More HFpWOfI0A U0bDIeU W HFIIIAHuI.'
PArERsoS, MI, July 96-An English
syndicate has purchased Ave oi the ok
bteweries In Paterson for an aggregate
Of S2,8s00OO, the owners toretAln q one
third interest In the Concetns. Tue
transactions were made through eX.Sen
Atot Gaftet A, Hobart and concluded
to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-26

LRxfNuroN, KY, July Pos, N.
Smith, Of This city, has bought al Fair
burn stud the bay Ally EilCmnla, year.
ling, by Happy Medium, dam by Aber.
deem, price $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-26

I,isnoS, July eS,-Mr. 1oting, the new
American Minister, to-day proceeded L
Glntra, where the King is gojOutnlng
and presented his credentials TO ILL
' Majesty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-26
ALooselr plnIel ani,,o.

At DaytonFTbe game with Mansfield
was very poorly played, not ono oiAthe
seventeen runs made being earned.
Mansfield had the most hits and the
tewest errors and profted largely by
some OF the very costly errors made by
the home club. The score was as fol,
lows:
RfSSslIsia:::.::.:.:::.:. RR1S'GlIRiia::.:..: :. ! $ilS%5 III
BMS R&ySIop a y NSnsneld Il; Errors Dayton,
base hits, randall, Carey. Struck out by
krnmm, u by BurChRrd, =. Bases on balls, oil
krnmm, 4; of purclRrd, I. batteries, Krumm
and Prescott; BurChard and Bird. Time,
hours. umpIrCs, brennan and O'Brien.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-26
MlTHOr1l FOUNDATION.
THE report Regarding the Alleged SEN
tenGe OF Mrs. Heron.

Tie KepOrt Regarding The Alleged Sen.
tenGS OF Mrs. Heron,
wAgllNuroS, DO, July 25.-ln 70.
sponse to bio telegram Of Tuesday re.
spectInS the case Oi Mrs Heron, tepor.
ted TO he under sentence Of death In
Corca for preaching the doctrines oi
ChdSLiSnity, Hon. W, \ Wharton, act
Ing Secretary Of Stale, this morning to
COiyed the following Cablegtam iror
Minister DlnBmorei
sKouL, CohHA, July0t.
~ Wharton, WaihlHsloN, d. Oh
Report conCerplug Mrs, Heron who'll!
without l0undAtlon LL.
lSlgned) D'"S"0R@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-26

,Ull,,9,Aoo, July gb.-About nifty tons OI
ESylsiCns will 10 shipped 10 BnFing
valley Ills, for tho relief oi thN sttsiins
"''V's IN That portion Of the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-26

NRw YoRK, July s5.-Affiyod, steamer
Rhyhland from Antwerp,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
ATTACKING GREExwALD's DEED.
such Il SUIT Being Argued Before
Judge Hughes

Judge Robert W. Hughes, Of the United
states Court, arrived IN the city yesterday
from Norfolk. sud In the afternoon heard
the opening argument in a suit brought 10
set aside the deed OF assignment made De-
cember q, 1877, by y. Greenwsld & Son TO
Judge Edmund Waddiil. Jr., trustee, who
was on the second day after the recordation
OF the deed appointed receiver.
The deed is attacked on the grouRd Of oil.
legged fraudulent conveyance. suits were
brought by several creditors who we're not
preierred-among them Caskell 6 Co., repre-
senied by Messrs. John pickrell and James
Aston Ca,cl, and Oberr 4orier & Co..
whose counsel are MeSsrs. Louis O. Wen
denburg, Edgar Allsn, and Samuel Pros
kauer.
Hon. John Wise is here as counsel for
Judge WaddilI, tho trustee aud receiver for
GreenWald 4 Son, and for the preferred
creditors. Mr.. William Flegenheimer is also
counsel for the defence.
Edmund Pendleton, Esq, is also in the
caee. representing certain parties TO whom
GreeBwald 4 Son are charged in the bill OF
OOerndorier & Co. TO have sold goods Just
prior to the time at which the assignment
was made.
There was considerable litigation at the
time hat the deed was made, and all OF the
facts were published in the Dispatch. The
assets realized $4,000 which sum is now in
bank 10 the credit Of the United states
Court, aud The liabilities were more than
double this amount.
Mc.srs. Pickrell for the plaintiffs and Fie-
senheimer for the defence spoke Yesterday,
aud Captain Wise and others Will have 4
hearing to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
WHO Is MRS. WINSLOW?

Asthisquestion is frequently asked, we will sim
plysay thatshe Is q lady who for upwards OF forty
years has untiTingIy devoted her time aud tai
ents as female Physician and Nurse. princi-
pay among children she has especially stu
died the constitution aud wants Of mis- numerous
clase, and. as result OF this effort aud practical
knowledge. obtained I'm a lifetime spent as
nurse and physician, che has compounded
Soothing Syrup for children teething. II ope-
rates Ike msgic-givlng rest and health, andis
moreover sur, 70 regulate the bowels. In con-
sequence Of this article, Mrs. Winslow Is becom.
ing world -renow ned as a benefactor OF her race;
children certainly do RISE UP sri bless her; es-
peclany is this the case in this city. Vast qgan-
titles Of the soothing Syrup ars DAILY sold aud
used here. We think Mrs. Winslow has immor.
talizsd her name by this invaluable article, aud
NO sincerely believe thousands Of children have
been saved from an early grave by is timely
use, and that mlllions yet unborn will share is
benefits aud unto IN calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty 70 her suffering
little one. ia cur eplnlon. until she has given it
the beaeat OF Mr.. Winsiow's saothiug Syrup.
Try II, mothers, Tsy II sow.-Ladses' Fisitos. New
York city. sold by all drusgistA Twenty-Five
cents bottle. iA2$sod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
AnEmmeuse Deal.
By tslegraph 70 mo Dlsp..ch


CHICAGO, April PA special dispatch
from It. Louis says: The New York and
Philadelphia syndicate, which stole into =.
Lom, about three weeks ago and paid
s3.J09. coo for the Laciede Gas-Works, has
int distinguished itself by capturing the
orher gas companies st nominal cost OF
$500, 900, making a total investment IN St.
Louis OF niue millions In less than week.
The agents were supposed TO be acting for
the Vsnderbilts ard August Belmont.
when. however. James O'Connor aud W.
W. Gihbs spDered upon the scene il became
evident that the Equitable and United Gas
Companies Of New J YOrk and Philadelphia
m other words, that Rockafeler, Warden,
Gibbs, and other Standard.Oil millionaires-
were back OF the purchase. In accordance
with tie usual formula the gas companies Of
the city will be consolidated and an immcnse
trust formed, and @lO,C00,o00 OF bonds aud
g. .J00, 600 Oi preferred stock Issued, the
yndicate thus coming into control Of
several plants without the expenditure
actually Of cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
pronounced YelIow.Fever.
IBY telegraph . the DLspa.eh.l

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. April 2L-Dr. Daniel,
president OF the state Board OF Health, has
declared that the death Of Mrs. Charles De-
mont, Of Sanford. was from vellow-fever
She had been sick for two weeks, aud her
health had been bad for months. The ease
was not OF yirulent or infectious tyne, but
was sporadic. There are no other cases in
the family and the house Is Isolated and all
precautions have been taken.
sanford has voluntarily embargoed her
people from leaving FOR fifteen days, and bas
prohibited trallic from T.. NJ. TO 7:30 A. N.
There are no fears OF an epidemic. Under
the new health laws every point in the state
i kept uuuer close watch, and on reports
of doubtful cases on requests from the citi-
zens the state health officers will visit the
town aud make an exhaustive examination.
The sanford case is the first and only one
tins year. The state board has ample funds
for prosecuting its work, and more would
be readily appropriated # needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

The Womsh's Baptist Missionary Society,
composed OF ladies from sll the Baptist
churches OF the city, Il live aud energetic
body. lts members are ever on the qui Uiye
for something that may advance the interests
OF the work. Thi, time it is Quaker Tes,
ana 1t promises TO be most unique and
recherche affair. lt will be given on this
(Thursjay) evening from to IL o'clock OF
the house Of their president. Mrs. Dr. W. +.
Hatcher, COS west Grace street.
The entertainment will consist OF music
aud yecitstions furnished by some OF Rich.
monPs favorte artists. such as the Misses
Hammer, Cofer, and Ragland, Messrs. Left
wich and Watkins. Mr. and Miss Bethel,
Mrs. Clements. Little Folks OF "Ye Olden
Time" and for elocution Miss Arnold and
her pupils. Madge Landrum aud Bessie
Davis, and others. The admission fee is
twenty-five cents. Young ladies attired In
the beautiful simplicity Of the Quaker cos
tune will serve refreshments 80 tncir friends,
which It is hoped will be legion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
Pernannisand Briefs.

Or. Charles P. seitz has gone to New York
on a business trip.
s. l.. Kelley qualified to practice law In
the Chancery Court yesterday.
Major John W. Rfey. Commemorative
attorney OF Halifax, was in the city yester-
day.
The Richmond terminus Of the Richmond
and seven Pines railroad il al the corner OF
TUenty.sixth instead OF Twenty ninth and
streets.
Rev. II. Crattau GUINNESS, OF London, de-
liyered a very Interesting address at the
Second Baptist church laSt night, speaking
chiefly Of missionary work.
James r. Fisher, Esq, assistant poStmas-
ter OF the United states House OF Repre-
sentltiyes, is in the city visiting friends, and
Will remain here few days.
George Cheathsm. negro. was arrested
last night aud taken TO the First station
house. charged with breaking into the stall
OF Frederick keck, at the Old Market.
Rev. DR.. James Nelson, Of Stsunton,
passed through the city yesterday en- route
For Farmyille, to attend a meeting OF the
Executive Committee Of the Female Normal
SCHOOL.
Mr.. Charles +. Thomas, general secretary
oi the Young Mems Christlsn Association,
has received a cau to similar position In
Nashville, Tenn. lie has the matter under
consideration
Yesterday morning the city ambulance was
summoned 10 the corner OF second and
Broad streets to an aged white woman who
had started TO the almshouse, but whose
strength failed her on the way. She was
taken to the city Hospital.
Rev. I. J. Spencer preached to a crowded
house at the Third Christian church last
night on Excuses" The speaker fully
answered all excuses people make for not
becoming Christians. The meeting continues
with great Success. The subject OF the dis
course tonight will be Christian Unity.
Mr.. Joseph Il. Anderson. Jr., chairman OF
The Semi.CcHtenual Executive Committee
Of the Society OF Alumni Of the Virginia
Military institute, has prepared circular to
be mailed to every "Old cadet" whose post
Office address is known. announcing that on
the 81 and 4lh OF July proXimo II il pro-
posed by the alumni TO unite in celebration
at the Virginia Military institute that shall
Gttnely commemorate the semi-centennlal
anniversary OF their Alma Mater
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
ST. MARKS CHURCH.
snnrerne Court OF Appeals.

Blair. &C., against Sheridan. &c Appeal
allowed 10 a decree OF the Ilustinrs Court OF
the cIty OF Roanoke at the February term,
1889.
Fugate against Moore, DC. Appeal al
lowed aud supersedess awarded to decree
q, The Circuit Court OF Lee county on the
18th Of February, 1889.
Crews. &C., against Hatcher. Appeal al
lowed and supersedeas awarded TO decree
~ the Corporation Court Of Danyille on the
Ilth OF March, 1889.
Heron & Holland against Dlbreli Bro
,ber. Writ Of error and supersedeas
awarded 10 a judgment OF the Corporation
court Of Danyillo on the 22d OF January,
1889. ..,.,,,,,,.., -,
rance Company. Argued by G. ID. Graz
Eco for plaintif in error and {. V. Mere
ain ESQ, for defendant In error and SUBJ
mart against Vests administrator. &c
Continued. .
o,,sd by Major John W. Rely for appellant
and IL. r. Barksdsle, Esq, Tor appellee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
INC Txposition society,

The adjourned annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Virginia State Agricul.
tural and Mechanical Society is announced
TO be held in the rooms OF the Chamber OF
Commerce az 1870 O'Clock this afternoon.
This viii he the third attempt to get n
meeting, and it is 10 be hoped there will be
\ quorum present. a. there are important
matters TO be considered. Officers are to
be elected, and the future plans OF the
organization arc 10 be mapped out
Since the last effort 10 hold a meeting
President Starke has sent q circular to the
stockholders. and it is probable that a sutii-
cient number OF proxies will be received to
make a quorum II the city Of Richmond
and the resident tOcSholders are repre-
sented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
Communicated
WARWICK PARK TRANSPORTATION Co.,
OFFICE or THIS SECRETARY,
29 NORTH NlNTH STREET.

WARWICK PARK TRANSFORMATION Co.,
OFFICE or THIS SECRETARY,
% NORTH Ninth STREET.
RICHMOND, Va, April "a, 1889.
In the Acts OF Assembly OF Virgins, 1887
1SSs, pages IL 20 1l6, is given the act Of in
corporation OF the Warwick Park Transpor.
tatiOn Company. Section says;
1T shall be lawful for the said company
from time to time 20 nominate TO the County
Court in which It's grounds are situated any
number OF persons II may deem proper,
without regard to their residence. as a spe.
cill police, who, when confirmed in appoint
ment OF said court, and after being duly
qualified to act, shall have the powers within
the boundaries OF said grounds and a bali
mile therefrom as are conferred on special
police officers by general law. Police
officers OF the cities OF Richmond and
Manchester shall also have the same
powers within the aforesaid limits,
and such other powers as they have
within their respective corporations. A con-
seryatOr OF the peace may be appointed for
any such grounds, with jurisdiction over
the same, and within halt mile thereof, in
the manner and with the qualifications aud
powers prescribed by general laws in regard
TO conseryators OF the peace for watering
places. Such conserystor OF the peace shall
have. in regard TO all arrests made or offences
committed within his jurisdiction, such pow
ers as n justice OF the peace would have in
regard thereto"
IL is the intention OF the Warwick Park
TRANSPORTATION Company TO preserve order
and deeorum on It's grounds, buildings, aud
barges, and 10 establish such system OF po-
lice espionage that heads Of families may feel
safe IN intrusiing their households TO the
care OF the company without the necessity OF
their escort.
Any infringement OF order and decorum
and creation OF disturbances Will be prose-
cuted to the full legal extent.
Very respectfully,
THcXAs Elicit, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
AUCTION saaEs Te-OAY.

y ". B0wE l. P. NJ. commissionere sale of
tract Of land on the Hsnrico turnpike
FRANK D. HILL a. CO, SIP. NJ. commissiousrs
sale OF the dwelling No. 10 vcst Cary street
JANIS H. CRENsRAw. 40 r. Il. brick dwell
ing No. $40 north Adams street
A. I. ADANsoN. 40 2. NJ, trustees sale Of
house and lot In Manchester.
r b. cHAFFfN q CO. 40 2. 4, frame house.
No 1901 vess Leigh street
JAMES n. CRgNsHAW, Up. ", III scres Of land
and frame house near the fork OF Cary street
and the River road.
SUTTON q CO.. $50 p W., frame dwelling NO
SD north Twonty- third street.
]. THOMPSON BROWN A. Co. 40 p. ". CON-
uissloner's sale Of properly fronting on the
boulevard.
JAMES b. ELAN. t3o p. NJ. two brick dwellings
on south side Cary betweon Reservoir asd
Randolph streets
GEORGE w. MAYO, 1870 A. NJ. psrlor suits,
rsfrigerstors, and miscellaneous srticiea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
west-End Property TO Be sold To

The Sheppard property on the Boulevard.
adjoining the Soldiers Home and extending
TO Broad street. with Franklin street teighty
feet wide) rnnuisg through the ccptre, Which
Is also intersected by Park avenue and Grace
street. will be sold this evening by Messrs.
J. Thompson Brown & co. This Is the
next large tract lying west OF The Allen land,
and is in the direct hne OF rapid Improve
ment II has considerable front on both
the Boulevard aud Franklin street The
Boulevard Is controlled entirely by the city,
and large appropriation has been made by
the Council for completing It 10 Broad street.
Franklin street end Park avenue have been
extended t0the Boulevard, and will be ex-
tended through the Sheppard property Ia
RoseDeath road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
wore whItc satin en- train and long bridal

wore white satin en- train and long bridal
veil Of white
The usbers were Messrs. LAugborne Put
ncy, w. ii. Miles. Nuscoo l.. Spot.wood,
George Y. Cannon, William II. Chastian,
W. II. Phelps, John Chamolin, and Or. " =.
Augustus Lee. Mr.. W. II. Lyon was best
man.
81. Johns German Lutheran church was
filed Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock with
the many friends OF Mr.. Henry Wolf, OF
Louisville, ky., and Miss Mstida Koch,
daughter OF Mr.. John Koch. msnager Of the
Myers Tobacco Works, who were united in
holy wedlock. The pastor, Rev. Paul L..
Mcnzel. ofliciatsd.
The ushers were Messrs. Henry Schmidt,
Philip Dorssn. Julius Ebenbsch, and Robert
Ihou. The bridal couple were attended by
Mr.. Phillip Koch best mani aud Miss Min
ME Thon (maid OF honor.
The bride and her maid OF honor were at
tired In heavy brown silk and wore white
roses. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Won held an informal reception at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents. No. 1914 east
Broad street The same evening the silver
wedding OF Mr. and Mrs. John Koch, the
brides parents, was celebrated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
Barbers' Protective and Ala AssO
citation.

judge Wexford, OF the City Circuit Court.
Yesterday granted charter to the BARRIERS
protective aud Aid Association, which Is
formed for the purpose OF minIstering TO the
lick aud burying the dead Of their organiza-
ton.
The capital stock is placed at the nominal
sum OF $1,000, and real estate may be held
not exceeding S., 900 in value.
The following persons are the officers Tor
the first wear: President. X. NJ. Leonard;
Vice. President, Thomas y. White; Secre-
tarv. James II. sampson; Assistant Secre.
tary. A. +. Jackson; Treasurer. Robert Nc
Norton; Chaplain, A. p. johnson; Chair
man OF the Sick Committee. Benjamin A.
Harris; sergesut-si-Arms. Edward Clay;
directors: William f. Brown. John ii.
smith. X. c. IIobson, William Mundin, and
Iobn = Powell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
,rhc voznrtAcadcmv of wu,ic.

Judging by the applause the people at the
Mozart last night were more than ever en-
ihusiastic in their appreciation OF "The
Runaway WIFE, The players were called
again and again before the curtain. All who
have seen the play pronounce II among the
very best society dramas ever presented In
Richmond The best oi critics in this city
have unqualfedly pronounced it excellent
not only for the interest raised in the story,
but for the artistic manner IN which that
story is told.
There will be a crowded house at the
matinee to-day, judging by the booking, and
the play will be repeated tonight.
YERNONA JARBEAU.
This lady. with her musical comedy COM
pany, begins hG engagement at the Mozart
tomorrow.
The sale Of seats commences this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
To the Peop,o of Richmond.

Don't select your summer resort until you
have seen the Otterburn SprlDgs.
4 large hotel and a number OF cottages are
now beng erected. and Will be ready for
visitors bv the 18th Of June. No healthier
or pretter location in Virginia. Rooms
large and airy. Beautiful walks and drives.
Only thrty.six miles from Richmond, and
astoniShngly low railroad fares soon 10 be
made public by the Richmond and Danylle
Railroad COMPANY. The waters are now
celebrated as ranking with the frat mineral
waters oi the world. For terms apply TO j,
A. smith, proprietor Of the hotel; or to the
Otterburn Liihia-Sprugs Company. Amelii
Courthouse, Va. j. A. SMITH,
General Manager aud Proprietor OF Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
r,sc,r,e Light and Finance.

meeting of the subcommittee from the
Committees on Electric Light and Finance.
composed OF Messrs. Courtney, Iargr0ve,
and Murphy, was held In the Council CHAM
ber yesterday evening.
The object Of the appointment OF this
committee was to consider the adyisablliiy
OF the city purchasing and operating an
electric plant OF its own.
After short consultation the committee
adjourned until May oath In order TO better
inform themselves on the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
CrnnIing I'D tic Ladder.

The success OF our city depends largely
upon the efforts and energy OF our young
men. We have published the c0'partnersbip
notice.of two OF our young men who are
well known ia the people OF this city. Mr.
Barrett Sydnor, lately associated with firm
on Governor street, has opened a nice store
with pretty new stock Of Furniture on
Broad street. and hr. Thomas NJ. liundley,
the popular salesman oi Messrs. Z. l.. Chris
tian & Co., has an interest with Mr.. Sydnor.
The new tirm hope 10 merit a liberal pat
ronage from their friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
Good west-Tnd Dwellings at Auction
To-Day.

The two new siX-room brick dwellings on
Cary street nearly opposite Morton's gar
den to be sold at $3.50 o'clock y. NJ. to-day
by j. q. Esm, auciioueer, are the most al
trsciye Of the many new dwellings recently
erected In that desirable and rapidly growing
section. and are well worthy the attention
OF all in quest Of good renting property
or modernly.constFucled and comfortable
homes at moderate cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

The complicated diseases brought on by
intense study. thought, care, anxiety, etc. ,
are often OF the most serious nature. Heed
such symptoms as loss Of memory, universal
lsssilude, heart disease, kidney complaints.
liver troubles, aud general breaking down
Of health aud strength. When thus afflicted,
when the least exertion causes great fatigue,
wnen lie seems burden, use the reliable,
STRENGTHENING tonic, Browns Iron Bltterl.
II will afford you sure relief.