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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
Chancery Sale
r e A L E S T A T E.

No. 400, 1874 Rim the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-State OF Tennessee vs. W. + Butler CT al
BY virtue OF an inierlocutory degree for sale, Gu
tered In the above cause on tho 2h day OF Noypm.
ber. lss5, NJ. ,. a, page s2 will sell at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, IN front o. the
CLERK ana Masters Office, a. the Main stree, en-.
pills. Tenn. on
Saturday, the goth Day OF April, 1853.
within legal hours the following described prom.
orty, htusted 10 the Taxing District Of Shelby
The middle part Of lot l56 block %, ioxl7o feet
north side Of Webster street. ~ feet east OF lot Sa
sold a. ihs property Of tho unknown heirs OF Ms
Part q ioi IL block 49, being ,lrios feet on the
north side Of Linden street, northeast corner Of
Mulberry cold e me properly Of the unknown
Lot 10, block 81, on he east side Of Mulberry
street los feet north Of Mnden, ssISxs7h feet
seld Is the property Of tho Unknown helm Of An'
Lot U.s. block 81, fronting 80 feet on the cas-, side
Of Desot9 street BY i3Q feet deep g leet septh OF
ulien ,tteet SEQ q ihe properly oil the unknown
lot H. Is, 10 block /, A. wrlghts subdivision,
soxi5o feet on the east side pi Dayie avenue. Fold
Lot [ Biock a cast SIDE Of Avery street 3tx
iii Oh feet Bisdsoe subaiylsion. sold as the
property y Jehp Q. Adls. and Ella Adler. r.,
pieSsrins Sss1oo feet sold Is the properly Of the
unknown heits Of 7. II. chlidren,
Lot l6, block ). 2oNlfV teet on the cast &c ~
| Washington street Sold as the properly OF John
CurrlL Andrew currell, Mary cnrsll and Manga
iots III block Is on the west side Of Orleans
,treet aixiO0 feet Sold the property OF the ui-
known heirs Of John Hook ..,,,-..-.-, -,
feet being % f.ei east OF Dcsolo street eoid "a
| The property Of the unknown heln OF Augustus
Lono and TO- block /. pa,tuEe, 2.xsI fee, each.
H,S Af ISsss Ella * hoSsh. Louisa noush.
| 100 Rough and Virginia hongh.
Part Of country lot 90 on the north side OF New
| MADISON street ssk- a. ity lnterectlon with Old
MADISON street seld 9 The property Of The In'
| Iole block n, horth slds Of Alabama street ~
D fesL Tsuth Ward. Sold a. the property OF l.. b.
| alton and the unknown hein Of y J. Murray.
BLOCK y, g1xlv11 feet on the west side Of Aalr
fauis Hare 10th sold as tho property Of l. u
Los 81 and ~ block 10. on the east fIde Of Third
street Sold "a the property Of ". }; ChH.e
Iss q I SS j,,t s,t RS' properly S q Tboss
Graham and 4, n Eaton.
Loui, 4 4. In BLOB 81, DuBose and Brown sub
division IoadbE feet % the east side 81 Chan
beTlAyne flfee d tho s9uthealt eoinet q Dabo.e
ihe Pigeon kbosi Road. and On TIE toulh l!Re ~
''f fos. Il p s1 ia, y fSpsi sfsst ,iais adj
lion. asfi(o feet Gold a. the property Of W. II.
LStSn sad Il. county 10, 5os on the south 80,
II Jokason ayghne, iiexiG feet sold a. the
property Of 81 psult baptist Church.
Termi q saloon credit Of slx montha note
icaring iutere,l With security required, lieu ~
aimed, rcieinp hon bAucd.
This 10Th day Of Nerth, lisa
| r. n NoHENRY. Clerk and Master
Msican & walker and T. J. shepherd. solicitors
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THE MEMPHIS AppEA1s SATURDAY. April. ia 1880

fr- -
=: H. rhyIor' Sorintn MISS
a. o. Ehsiss' IInnI lcnh;
=; q. Snlin. vrdHon, w; VIZ
II n + i par'sh' nMln a Ne n.y.
Joseph shacielfosa, Trinity, Ala
!; G. Combs. cstesyllle, Tex.
r. c S.uwn,', LipegL s nN No
j. D. Blggs. bowling Green, Mo.
J. z; Jones, Rnston, la,
nc vi I HMM Hs ssSay ~ Tex
d. j. Warren, Atkins, Ark.
I. g, Dargan, Charleston, 5. c.
" q Inbq ndsavila iin n,1sS"s'c
u. r. Hnngefiord, Shelbyvlle Ky.
I. z Mcconnell, daincsyille. Ga
Gam n p oinl,srhhci f mGcn'l Ma 'o
j. NJ Robertson, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Al Pugh Lexington, Miss A.,
4 q nikner' R,sIey. ~ TENN,
Jc Mcsiichae Atlanta, Ga.
W. y Srnmp.on. Marion. Az a.
T. " swiiI Boiant Mo-
g. A, Hensley, Epp KY.
w. ~ pye, o hilSl ml,IIn In G q
T. r. BnrTesS' ]. 4 Befney, j. W. Burrcss and
daughter, and Misses NJ. l., Gibson, Nottle Burge
ana one 6nsy b,lWHwXp' I Mss Geov,Ie Mis-.
Frank White, Monticello, Ark.
A. X. seago, Now Orleans, La.
W d. Bene. Jefferson, MISS
J. X, Parrish, Coheeville, MISS.
II. q. Conn, Hazlehutt, Miss.
l.. II. bhuck, Paducah, Ky.
II NJ = Wallace, Len,ng 'i mo no tho oIvomo,,s
,t;. ny unnuS Soa;n,ioa Anv;Iiorv 10 The
eliss,ona SGo,v T'ont;on ); ;y;,l oIso ho
pou i pIpn,s' anunoni;on 10 IN sos.
hcu hc,o WINE '',v 'V T'o nono,;,n,iar 90
siol. n'1,o " a. annroi ,,,ootirc, sovs.
r .g, a. ,h Wv ,vnit,oo AMI ,byee
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SHOES Thai Are Made Tor service.

We really like 10 talk about our shoes-it
is an easy matter 10 present unyarnished
facts on paper. When We say our shoes
are made for service and comfort and that
they are sold at very close profit, we
state the simple truth and we know II tells,
because our sales arc on tho boom, each
day marking big increase. Our spring
and summer stock OF shoes are now on the
counters. Mems, womcn's, boys and
girls cut and high cut, calf, kanga-
roo and kid-narrow sole aud broad sole,
French toe and opera too-shoos We have
actually from A. to u.
See our mems kangaroo shoes Mt $3.50.
Soc our womcn's hand sowed Oxlords,
$3.50.
See our Misses and ladies' kid slippers,
9Sc.
See our mems hand sewed calf at -.
See our ladies' bonanza kid shoes, sl.OO
See our boys tiger shoes for $500
See our Misses spring heels for sl.75.
Coffee and fan CoIored SHOES, all Sizes.
Ladies, we trust you will not let this day
pass by without securing one OF our
Easter Pattern Bonnets or Hats.
You can't expect better selections later.
Misses New straw Hats Today.
WRArs AND JERSEYS, not forgetting the
blouses should receive attention; think Of IT,
Stylish spring wraps, $50 10 $3.50.
New spring Jerseys, Sl00 10 S225.
New blousos In silk aud zephyr.
Childrcn's roadymado dresses, soc up
ward.
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sunscmnr for Tnr WEEKLY ArrrAL.
ATcmnorarr InInnctIoa Grnntea.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tom, April l2.-The cor
porailons that Trustee Morrow was ordered
by n writ Of mandamus 10 assess several
days ago. today illed an injunction to re-
strain the Trustee from assessing them. A
temporary injunctonwls granted
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$50 will buy very neat and service
able gents spring suit
$500 will buy dress suit that any gen-
tleman may wear.
$40 will buy mohair suits, beautiful
material that wears very well. These
suits are worth $1,000.
We will sell today also a special lot oil
gentlemen's extra fine French Cashmere
SUITS tailor made.
90 suits all told at 81 s, soto $1,000, which
are worth $1,000 suit more.
Gents derby and straw hats, new shapes.
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The correct way is 10 buy goods from the
manufacturer whom possible. The Elkhart
Carriage aud Harness Manufacturing Co, Of
Elkhart, Indiana, have no agents. They
make first class goods ship anywhere, privi-
lcge 10 examine. See advertisement.
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Chancery Sale
-oF-
r E A L e S Ia T e.

so. ASA R.--chhnccry Court Of Shelby County
J. N. Wallace w. ". = 0rcvulaw Il al
Byyir,ue Of an inicrlocuiery decree for sale. en-
lercd IN the above cause on the "a day Of bccem.
Der. 1851, and renewed the = day Of April, lss9
tM. A. %. page nh will sell. u public auction,
10 Tho highest bidder IN front Of the Clerk aud Mas
tors ufcc at the Main street cniuncc u the count
house oi shelby County. Mcmphis 1cnncsscc, on
Saturday
Tae 9th day Of Aprh, 1889.
within legal hourl, the following described prop.
my. situated IN the Taxing District u shelby
county. Tennessee, t0Nlt
ccflaln tract Of land situated. lying and being
in the County 81 shelby aud ttaio u Tcnncsscc,
90 fnrsa Hstrhc River being part II the Talbot
grant, aud being a subdivision made by the Neia'
phls 4 iiopcnsid Real Estate stock Association.
aud designated as iss tCre trict, bounded is FOL.
lows BEGINNING At the northeast corner OF a iOl
alul acre tract u being stake ON the hank of s1id
river thence west along aud With The north bound
uri II suid los t5ioo aCro irnct tNcuiy.ouc lfll
chains and twcnty.thrce go links 10 stake which
stlnds north % wet seygn and one'hali 60 icci
torn on mn marked W" libclng the lonlhoas,c cor
north with aid Cllfk't catt boundary line forty.
sgtUn 90 chains 10 stake. thence east thirty ak
Gl chains aud thirty seven go links 20 stake on
wit With tho mclndcu ol said river lficsn tisl
chains thence south 90 east twenty srYcu lfl
chalus and ten liul links thence touth u. vrat
Twelve 40 chains. thence south a. west thlrccu
containing one HUNDRED aud atty tiiQl ncra.
Alfo lots - ~ "a aud - Of The Waldfan fuhil.
vision each haylnr iroal Of iily rol iesl on the
east line u Nfldun uVtnuc aud extending cast
unri between parallel iiura thfce hundrci aud one
.lii feet TO the west line Of the Mhouu property.
ns ,9ns ~, ,ne Ct 10y y !. 49, ies o. lo' = q lo9
alfth u north line Of Poplar street
Terms % talg-une.ihifd cash, balance on a
credit u q and " mouths note hoafiuF Interest
with security required liun vtincd. rodcmption
LIfrri.
ibis o,h day Of April, issa
E a. McHFNHY. q an
Neicsif a Walker Turley a Wright aud crait 4
Cmn, soliciion
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WAaNEE's Log Cabin Rcmedics-old.iash.
Toned, simple compounds. used In the days
oi our hardy fOfcfathcrs, are ''oll timers
but 'old reliable" They comprise
WAENER's LOG CABIN sARsAPARILLA
Hops and Duchu Remedy" Cough and
Consumption Remedy Hair Tonic OK
tract" Tor external aud internal use, "plns
tcrs," Rose Cream" for catarrh, and
Liver Pills" They are put up by II. ~
Warner 4 Co., propriclors OF Warmers SAT,
Remedies. and promise 10 equal the stand
ard value OF those great preparations. Al
druggists keep them.
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h2. o0o bod hIIL. nlnlrn.

DErRoIr, Mich, April l2.-The rooms
Of the Horrut Tailoring Company wero
robbed, early this morning. Of large
number Of imported silk and velvet dress
patterns valued nj $1,000 The burglars
were seen by the Waterman, but made
their escape.
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THE j. s MENKEN COMPANY.
BUY YOUR CLOTHING TODAY.

We cannot say too much to the people
OF Memphis about our clothing-every gar
ment is perfect Of its kind-periect in ma
terial, perfect in make, perfect in fit. ABB
solutely you take no risk, for our first OBJ
ject is to give you the right thing. Take
note of the following bargains for today.
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COMING BAPTIST GUESTS.
HUNDREDS OF BRAINY MEN AND
WOMEN WILL BE PRESENT.

The Southern Baptist Convention and
It's Auxiliary, the Woman's Mission
ary Society, to Meet Here In May Call
for Ready Response from Memphians.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

Town TALK has made our Saturday sales
OF readymade garments for ladies', gentle
men and children, rs familiar as house
hold words. Today special offerings are
made in ladies' and children's wraps and
dresses, millinery, Jerseys, gloves, hosiery,
parasols and corsets Our store is open on
Saturday nights until o'clock.
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A GOOD PLATFORM
FOR THE REFORMING DEMOCRATS
OF MISSISSIPPI

Economy and Retrenchment the Watch
words OF the okolona Messenger.
which Continues to Fight the Battles
of Reform.
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what Did You say About ItY

We mean that French woven corset
which is good value at Sl.5O. yet we are
giving IL away for SIC.
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rnIsane.l hi on.

My little boy broke out with ulcers aud
sores, the result Of the saliva from q cali r
mouth coming IN contact With cut finger.
The ulcers we're deep and very painful,
and showed no inclination 20 heal. used
quite a number ol remedies. with no BON
eft, but got Swlii's Specific, and he Inn
proved with tho frs, lew doses. aud In a
short time was sound and well Of the
poison, and his general health much im-
proved. joins T. Heard.
Auburn, Ala, Feb. -, 1889.
In 1889 contracted blood poison Of bad
typo, aud was treated with mercury, pot
ash and mruparilla mixtures, growing
worso all the time. took seven bottle,
Of :. S. T., which cured me entirely. and
no sign Of the dreadful disease has ~
turned. .. q. NAScE.
llobbyyillc, Ind, Jan. 10, 1889.
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The items arc gents furnishing goods
and ladies' new kid and silk gloyes-es.
pccially for Easter.
Our gents underwear Is now rcady-we
have as compISo Q stock as money and
labor can procttc- -iialbriggan, Isle thread
aud gauze-plaln, ribbcn aud striped.
Today We fIjTSvrpctiai>tss---s..ai-
Mems Jersey ribbon vests and drawors b
Sl.60 a suit
Nothing eau exceed our variety OF fancy
flannel ovcrshirls. To start tho ball roll
ing, wo oilcr our
sI.5O Fancy Flannel shirt. Tor ~ To-day.
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Get the Boys' Easter suits.

Boys' school and dress suits at s2.75
SO. so, SI.75 aud $3.50.
1000 pairs all wool knee pants, SLID.
BOYS straw hats, Doc and $50.
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si.5o Fancy FLANNEL shirt. Tor 81 To-day.

GLovrs-This season We have imported
direct all our fine kid gloves. They were
stock. Mover was our assortment 80 COM
pleio and select. Dire sod and undrcssed
kid gloves In all lengths. Our now stud
lacing docs not catch Or tear your gar
ments.
10 dozen new silk gloves, -. % aud SOC.
The new patent finger tipped silk gloves.
warranted not TO wear out where gloves
have worn out from time immomofial, at
the finger ends
SPECIAL ruDAY -s-button mosqueiairc
undressod Kill gloves. all new colon, 500,
the $50 quality; l.but,on kid gloves, new
embroidered, only Sl.bl.
Get Your Parnsois Tor Tomorrow.
| N.ufu n,eu than, aud fana ala,
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Memphis should not be outdone by any
other city ut which these bodies have met
for annual session, and in addition TO the
Inequalities some kind OF appropriate out
side entertainment should be arranged as
pleasant diversion from the regular bust
ness that calls them here.
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Get Your Parnseis Tor Tomorrow.
You'll need them and fans also.
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Miss Adele p. verdcry, Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. n H. Davis, San Antonio, Tex
Mrs. Martin Hall, Joncsb0rO, Ark.
Mrs. slainback Wilson. Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Adolia NJ. Hlllman, Clinton, Miss
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BosToN. April 2O.-Dawson. Williams
& Co.. hide and leather dealers, have ass
signed Liabilities. S200.0Oj II is be-
iicyed the firm will Doe able go pay about
nifty cents ON the dollar
CmcAGO. April 2O-The Century
Book and Paper Company to-day began
q libel suit against the Chicago Duly
Mars and Victor +. Lawson. editor of
the same, for $4,000
SCRANTON, Pa, April 20 This after
noon 40 Dunsmore, two little sons of
Michael Cunningham aged nine and
ten years. ate some Wild parsnips and
died IN great agony
LIMA, o., April 2O-A foriy-thou-and-
barrel oil-iank bursted to-day. The oil
Sa- distilled and viii prove Il total loss,
the damage amounting 20 about S4l.-
900. including the wrccking OF the tank.
10 belonged TO the. Standard oil Com
pany.
CLEVELAND. O., April 20-A special
from Tiiiin, o.. records a strange pine
uOmenOn that took place there last night
during thunderstorm II was heavy
shower OF snails. from a pinhead in size
~ some As large as half dollar
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nfNRir0 LAND.
The Deeds OF Bargain and sale Recorded

Yesterday
The following deeds Of bargain aud
sale were recorded yesterday in the
clerks office of the County Court of
llenfico
James II. Lacy To W Il Meredith and
II l.. Cabcll, the lot on The west side
Of Roseneath road, between the Broad
street road and Grove road, about one
and quarter miles west of Richmond,
fronting on the west side Of ROscneaih
road 1853 feet and running back between
parallel lines .OGG feet, containing four
acres, and bounded on the the south by
Morris street or road and on The north an
west by the property of W. Il. Power
estate. Price paid, ! COO.
Conway H. Sands. special commits
sioner. 10 W r. Meredith and ii. J..
Cabell. the lot with the improvement
thereon. fronting on R3seneath road
and containing about eight acres. fiicc
paid $1,000
W. H. Meredith and Henry J.. Cabel-
10 William Ellyson, trustee for j. Taylor
Ellyson, John : Elicit, J. VI. -Four
qurean. and Jack Temple, assigns the
/ lot on the west side OF ROseneaih road,
/ fronting thereon 325 feet and running
back from said front between Morris
road and line parallel Herewith 10 "a
depth Of / .jSl feet Price paid, SOD
Thomas Moore to john +. W hitiey, the
/ lot on the eastern line of Nine. eenih
street. beginning go feet south Of q sieei,
fronting 90 feet and running back l52
feet Price paid, Sil5.
Robert Stiles to James Caskic. Jackson
| Guy, Andrew H. Christian, Jr., and sam
uel ii Puliiam. the lot bounded on the
north 10y Ivy street, on the south 10y Han
over street, on the cast by Robinson
street, and ON the west by Mulberry
street. Price paid, = 1850
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4 meeting of the committee oil ar
rtnocmeufs for the coming state con
,eniion to be held ian this city on Thurs
dav Nav ~. was held M Headquarters
ofthc Travellers Protective Association
last uirht at : O'Clock, $ G. Shield in the
chair. John b. culpeper, acting socre.
tary.
II was decided that the place of meet
inc OF this convention be left 10 the state
hoarl of directors. The following sub.
committee was appointed TO make adj
necessary arrangements for the banquet
fo bee held on the evening OF the day OF
fhe convention :. {. Shield, John ;
lTarwood. If. + iiirshherg, Charles Mil
hiser. and " r. d. Gascoyue.
n was decided 10 invite Governor Lee
and Mayor Eilyson, and Messr-. 1lar-
wood and Crlpeper were appointed
committee 10 wait upon these gentlemen
and extend them the invitation.
The following committee were APP.
poinfed io receive the visiting delcga-
iion Mc.sr- John b. Culpepcr and A.
Cohen
After making nh necessary arrange.
ment- Tor lhc proper entertainment 81
fhe delegates and guests the meeting ad
iourucd subject to The call of the chair
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The Hines Publishing Association

Judge Wexford yesterday granted a
charter Of incorporation 10 the Thine,
Publishing Association.
The capital stock is 10 Doc nos Jess Than
Sl00 nor more than $lOno0O. divided
into shares of So each The purpose
Of the corporation is TIE publication OF
y newspaper, or newspapers, in the c't'
of Richmond or elsewhere, and lbc lus
mess of job printing The amount
Of real estate 10 he held is only SD muci
as may bee necessary for the conduct Of
the business aforesaid
The officers for the first year are H.
b. owen. presidents Joseph Bryan. vice.
PRESIDENT d. j. Burr secretary Drec
tors H. b. owen Joseph Bryan, Lewis
Ginter. PAGE McCariy. Il a. Lancaster
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'rtAcademy Of Music.

~ attes'th'' -
Pi'.y next the American actor
oi kin, will be seen in his new
ne Runaway Wife at tho
anna il from the pens of MIR
Ind Mr.. Fred G. Maeder co
ami appears To have met Will
success since It's production.
ksntin and his company come
feet from New York, 10 which
ey return to play there during
ennial week.
Engagement at the Mozart IL for
Wednesday and Thursday
pecial matinee on Thursday.
[,rt PLAYED by Nh Rankin in "The
Wife is that of all American
20 marries above his station
troubles come, aud finally
Juggling 10 eXtrictie himself
.rty. is stricken blind.
Jry of the play Il one that j.
ppeal strongly 10 the hearts OF
ee il. and that IL is a pure, clear
|thout "a word or situation 10 OF
most fastidious. Ii is also
pf as especially interesting to the
ankin is supported by Miss Ma
his daughter, Miss Dido Ran
- Dido Rankin has been offered
M of Miranda in the " Tempest
:. ]. ii. McNicker. OF Chicago,
is highly complimentary 10 her as
ist
= ,nkin himself is well known for
u .rsonation of the character OF
: In "The Daniies.
Easter souvenir is announced 10y
anagement TO be presented to each
hat attends the performance ON
lay.
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4 TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Frank Hancock M.iders ri. Four Chill
dren and Hangs Himself

ADDISON, y. J.. April 2O-Franb
llan.ock fireman DO the mill OF Waite IS
WALL at Blue Bun. Pa. was found dead
ihis 4. ". having hanged himself in a
hcd room of the shanly De occupied. af.
icr having killed his four children. The
lead bodies of the oldest children were
wing on the floor of the room complete.
ly soaked IN blood. and another. the
Youngest. was Wing near by fatally stab
hcd. hut still alive Two OF The children
bad their heads almost severed The
tWO others had been stabbed through
the body one of them had stab
wound clean through The heart The
oldest child was ten years of age and the
Youngest four 4 butcher knife was the
weapon used When ihe murderer and
suicide got through with 10 be stuck 10 in
the floor as prop 90 keep the door open
Domestic troubles were undoubtedly the
cause of the tragedy.
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To THE Spectator OF home-seckcr
wait until Nav lsi and attend the sale oi
ll4 Wesi-End lots by Il Il Chailn a
Go. They will be duly advertised
Should You buy these lots 10 will only
cost you I'VE cents fo come from home to
city. so necessity lo keep horse. bug
~ and man t0 convex you 90 bushes,
his is an item you should consider in
bHyinc home These lofts front on the
city park and within few yards OF Oh,
street car line.
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rnE DAILY TIMES SUNDAY. ApRtt q. 1899

.Thc readers of the Dhnr TINES VIII
notice the large and heavy run of adyer
tisemcnls which have crowded inns
mornings Issue. The size and number
of them ncccssitated the issuance OF the
papcr in truly metropolitan style, and
in consequence the first and eighth pages
have been surrendered to advertisements
exclusively The news of the city ana
country no To the la'cst hour can he
found properly classified on the other
nages
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lillian Ieui.atrho Theatre.

Tomorrow night Miss Lillian Lewis
Wili appear ai the Richmond Theatre in
ihc drama. "Asina Looking Glass, and
will rercat ihe same Tuesday night Wed
nc.day night She will appear in Article
A.. roif in which Clara Morris has eX
celIed. Judging from what critics have
said. Mis-, Levi, rendition OF the parts
She portray, show, power and skill ir
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

The school teachers of Narina district
came to the Courthouse Yesterday, and
were paid of The public schools in
this district have closed for The schola--
iic year.
The public schools in Tuckahoc dis
irict viii wind mp for the year next FIJI
dav. and the teachers Will bc paid oil
the following saturday.
The schools in Fairfield and Brook
land districts will keep in operation FOR
number of weeks yet.
Judge Minor will decide tomorrow
whether he will appoint new commits
sioners TO assess the land damages along
the Belt.Line, or hear evidence himself