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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-25
.nm,nl,lee ON Gronnd. aud Enildlngs.

The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings met On the Office of the City En-
gineer last evening at G3O o'clock.
Present. Mr.. j. X Phillips chairman.
and Messrs. CrenshaW. Sucad ard Hunt.
The bill for putting down mat
ting i'm the Hastings Courtroom
was ordered TO be referred To- Judge
Witt. with lhe statement that the bill
was Incorrect, and calling his attention
TO the fact that the amounts exceeded
that set apart for the Improvement al
The Hustngs Courtroom.
Several workmen on the new City
Hall bad their pay increased on account
If skillful labor and prompt attention
20 duty.
a petition from several prominent
citizens. asking that the triangle lot be-
tween Lombardy street. Hanover street
and Plfk avenue be acquired for park
was read.
4 communication from Mr. Otway ,.
Allen offered the property for $1,000
cash. or the same amount IN Richmond
4 per cent. bonds. On motion OF Dir.
Hunt. laii on the table.
The granite question was next taken
I'D. Ala previous meeting of the com
mittee Colonel Cutshaw was empowered
to award the contract for the purchase
of 5000 cubic feet Of granite. TO be used
in the erection OF the new City Hall.
Colonel Cutshaw reported that he
had awarded the contract 10 the Rich
mond Granite Works. sometimes known
as the Philadelphia Granite Works.
The Petersburg Granite Works had a
bid in that was lowest. but after com
mun.catlng with them Colonel Cut
shaw was Of the opinion that the com
pany could not furnish the material IN
time for the work. and consequently
he gave the contract 10 the Richmond
Works. The committee endorsed this
action and adjourned.
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b. b. Hubert, Jennie f. Bernard and
Martha +. Mclean: provided they notify
the superintendent or clerk OF their ac &c,
ceptance, and give address. etc. All
applicants must be at least eighteen
years Of age.
Substitute List--Colored Schools.
All female graduates Of the Colored
High and Normal School up 70 ana ln-
GLIDING June, 1889. -,
The Board was in session from 10 ii
-cllcL = NJ
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v.ucralorcara,ner g. thompson.

The funeral of the late Gardiner G.
Thompson took place Sunday evening"
from his late residence No. POO South
Pine street. There was present a
very large number. Of friends,
embracing men known in every
walk of life. X. +. Lee Camp
and Pegram's Battalion Association
were represented by large delegations.
TDere were also present number OF
members Of George L. Pickett Camp.
C.. ". Phil Kearney Post, G.. a. K .
and from the United Veterans, as well
as many ex-Coniederatcs>not attached
to any organization. Vhe beautiful
service of the Episcopal Church was
read by Rev. Pike Powers. rector Of st.
Andrew - Church. The procession was
a long one. and many followed ON foot.
The inteIment was in Hollywood.
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VIRGINIA GRANITE.
VIII "a he Ised m the construction Of
the New songs e>siOnai Library butit-

Ii was reported here yesterday
that the probabilities were that the
granite TO be used in the construction
of the new Congressional Library
building in Washington. which Will
cost several million dollars, will be
taken from Virginia quarries AND
dressed al the sheds on the Chesterfield
side of the river just opposite Rockets.
The bids for the material will not be
opened until next Saturday, IN Wash
ineton. but the report says Virginia
will get the granite contract. The
bearing capacity of Virginia grants Is
eoualled by that Of only two quarrle'
i'm the world Staten Island and Hobo
ken but the color and fine grain OF
Virginia 5 product carries the prize. II
the report turn out TO be true, when
the results Of opening the bids are
learned. IT will be good news to The
workmen and Dsopls Of this city and
Manchester.
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nrnnne., IN VIVID and wafer.

SUNDAY evening, between 4 and D
O'Clock. Henry Sims, aged twelve years
and Andrew Jones. aged ten yesrs, two
colored bows, were bathing IN pond IN
jefferson Powers brick-yard IN Full
ton. below the city limits. The bottom
OF the pond is all mud. aud Henry Sims,
getting stuck in this mud. was drowned
M four feet of water. The body Was
recovered 10y man Eamed John Grsen.
When the body was brought up 1t was
entirely covered with tie mud. The
bodv was taken ID the home of his
father. samuel Sims, No. 3 Highland
alley, Rockets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-25

Yesterday Mr. John T. Parham, OF
Petersburg. came to this city and filled
out his application for membership M
George 4. Pickett Camp, G. Y. Mr..
Parham enlisted IN Ihirty-second Var
einia Infantry on the oath day Of Aprl,
1861. aud was discharged CA April Oh,
1865. lie. with many other soldiers
cut their way through the Federal lines
at Appomatto1 ndroached Lynchbufg.
lie WAS pafoled IN that city. During
lis sc vice Of four years ho was the en-
sign or color bearer of his regiment
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WEST END
Land& improvement Go
Offioe OF Agency: Over herohann
National Eank, Corner Main ana
Eleventh Streets
rsn.ox. rnoroslsa 10 nrIE.

Persons wanting % acquire BONES Tor i.en'
selves in au Improving locality. where ''.v
dollar invested nll increase. HII. io '.'
examine che properties ~ ns e.ai.i.
which sill he marked by sim boards. f'.-
upon each tract of 'aad ani p.its $3.50 .f
az th. Office Of the AGENCY ofer ta' N''
chants National Bans, corner h+.4 90
Eleventh streets.
The company viii make special Germs
parties desiring o. build. ani io b.. '.
lend nfty per cent. Of the value ~ i.' ..
improvements at 5 per cent 900 .a's .
The prolort cs Heleac4uir,dai p.
below tho present market illac. a.i '..
pany can afford o. So B on lcrlnl..' '''-
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President
CEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary
lapT
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Masonic omcers presented win Jewels.

Lewis +. Mason. retiring Master Of
Dove Lodge, No. 81, \. +. and a. NJ.
and W. Fred. Peasants. retiring Master
OF Richmond Lodge, No. 10, A. +. and
a. d., were the recipients last night
each Of a Past Masters jewel. The
Jewel TO Wor. L. +. Mason was pre-
scented on behalf of the Lodge by Rev.
George Cooper; the jewel to W0r. W.
Fred. Peasants was presented by Rev.
Preston Nash. The interesting cere-
mony took place az st. Adams Hall
last night after the officers foT the en-
suing Masonic term had been installed.
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propcriy transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded IN the ChanOeiy
Court yesterday: -,
John O. Lewis to Robert b. Taylor. q
feet on west side Price. between Leigh
and jackson. $3.50; l.. A. Brock. trustee.
aud others. TO Virginia n. Bintofd, 81
feet on west side Ninth near Leigh. I'M
proved, SLIPS; George A. Jones, special
commissioner, to Braxton Williams A.
feet on 1hiIty-ir,t near q. 9lyO.
The following was recorded M Hen
rico: -,
Maryland Allen to William A. Allen,
one-half interest IN J2i feet ON north
side State, So
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Rev. DR.. Geo. w. Carter is one Of the
best known ministers in the Methodist
Church. As a speaker he is said to
possess power of expression and gift
OF eloquence that is rarely met with.
Tonight he will lecture at Broad
Street Methodist Cburch-his subject
being Temperance. He will repeat this
lecture next Wednesday. and on next
Sunday he will preach in the morning
al the same church.
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gnoppcd OF "a Finger,

Yesterday, about II O'Clock, Mr.. John
Clay. employed at Ialbott's foundry
while cutting something with q
Ratchet, got finger of his left hand in
the way aud the Ratchet chopped It of.
The wound was dressed by DR.. Davis,
of the city ambulance.
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AMITY LODGE
CnANCERY COURT.
4 suit Instituted scaInsi Hon. james
4. Hlnlne

In this court yesterday a suit was in
sntuted by Watkins, Campbell & Co
for themselves and other creditors oil
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company against Presidents Harrison 5
premier. the Hon. james G.. Blaine anu
other stockholders OF the Richmond and
Allegheny Company.
The object Of this suit is to recover OF
the defendants. who are Or were stock
holders OF tue Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company, their pro rata
shares of 81 100000. the difference be-
tween S5.OOO.0OO stock subscribed and
SO0.C00 actually paid 10, as shown
by the sworn statement of Secretary l..
X. Leland.
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Yesterday afternoon vehicle con
tanning Mrs. Hobson, Of Powhalau
county. and two other Indies were being
driven down Belvidere street. When
ncaI the corner of Hancock and Belgi-
defe the h0rse SHE'D. took fright and
dashed away at full speed. When near
Hollywood gate the buggy was upset.
throwing the occupants out and break
ing Mrs. HobsOn's arm. She was taken
TO ( house near by anu medical and
summoned. The fracture was very
painful one. but Mrs. Hobson was rest
lDg quietly last night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-25

Colonel l.. q. Washington, well
known throughout newspaperdom, and
we'll posted in Virginia as well as Ma
tional politics, came up to the city last
night from Old FONT. Colonel Wash
iuglon has been scanning the situation
here very closely. and has had skirm-
ish eve all along the lines. He predicts
q great Democratic victory in the com
Ing campaign. When asked who would
be he Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor be replied, laughingly, We'll.
/ an not just ready TO answer that ques-
ZION -
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Depih Of wafer Needed at the Lock.
Gates.

All day yesterday ak vessels had to
remain outside OF the dock on account
of the shallow depth Of the water just
outside OF the lock-gates. waiting for
the tide which would enable them 10
get in. THIS delay entails great irc0n
yeuience and loss TO the parties con-
cerned, and should not be. IL is said
that at a small cost the river could be
SO deeDened here that this delay would
not occur. The city dredges are hired
out, and are at work lower down the
river.
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Election Of Oncers.

Richmond Lodge No. |. |. o. o. +. ,
at its regular meeting last night elected
the following officers for the term
ending 3lst December, 1883: Noble
Grand, j. b. Klips,ein; Vice Grand.
Robert Hill, Jr.; Recording Secretary
l.. A. Tucker; Financial Secretary. L..
Aubel; Treasurer, C.. Even9en; Chap
lain, John ). Bethel.
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HOLLYWOOD Policemen.

The following have been appointed
by the Executive Committee OF the
Board of Directors of Hollywood Gene
terry Company special policemen al
Hollywood Captain Wesley ~ Smith,
who lives at No. 2!S south Laurel. and
has held this position for years. Thad-
deus Foster, who lives at'No OIL ! oith
Twelfth street, and j. w. Stage, whose
residence is No Gil north Sixth street.
These policemen have gone en- duty.
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BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
winning Horses Entries for Hhoep'-
hend Hay Races Io-tiorrow

The following are the results Of the
races at Brighton Beach yesterday as
telegraphed to the Turf Exchange:
Firt race. five-eighths Of a mile. three
veal olds-May Queen first. Macaroon
second. Bagatelle third. Time 1904.
Second race, three quarters Of mile.
selling Nina y. first, Long Branch
second. Prospect third. Time 1915.
Third race. thfee-quaftefs Of a miie,
Little Joke first. Calera second, Oracle
G.. third. Time l:l6t.
Fourth race. hvc-eigblhs of a mile.
three year-olds-Loaut0ka first. Long
Jack second Bob Forsythe lhird. Time
i:O2t.
Fifth race, one and one-cighth mile
handicap '-Tanter first. j. j. . Is.
second, King julie third. Time l:36f.
Sixth race. seven-eighths of a mile
Raveller first, Perlcles second, Carue-
gle third. Time l:2y.
rNrnIrs FOR sIIEErsnEAD nAY RACES
First race. seven fnrlongs-Fiiz James, lo4'
Everett. Ipf: lersimmons lOi; Defense. lul'
luclu. %. rcd j.. lO0 salisbury. lu'' -iol
over. TOO. Climax 1906. Kingston. iuo. 'ii-
ulnIIi 1905. AL Reed. 100. Wary. lul. JAS J.,
mar. lOl: Ocean, 1O7; Belinda. 100, toiian
I2a: Fol-. ll2; Blush. 81; hniia ~ stride
way. Ifl: Volunteer, II. Ncti, go. hl-
nr-f race will Doe dcvidod and bee made two
races.
second race. three fourths Ola mile. spring
stakes benefit. lis; Dluidess, lis, ouna.y
ms. Fr0ufenac. lis; john Atwood. le'
Garrison, lis; Prince Howard 10; favofte'
10.
mile. Thistle stailes-tiiIsy queen lli BEL
lnir. los. Kern, los; sam Wood, iuo; b' n
Harrison. los: Huufoon, los, Blue locA
ms. DllliO. ~. Fresno. I'D. she, ~" l.d-
danf. no. Cyuosuro. -, j. a. h III.
Fourth race, one and Onc-hHll miles. ont}
Island cup-iircnzi. l2l; iianoNei' lloi Zee
Necp. H.: Wary, III.
Fiiih race. one aud one eighth mll's-lii l-
sion. ID: Bessie June. liG, Tristan. llfi
Brother Ban. 1O7. Frank Ward. ln4i slug
gard. IOj: sam Wood lOl; fofainout 80
Iceberg. %.
sixth race. one and lhrcc-cighths miles, on
turf-Glcn Echo. 12p firsf Attempt ~
Gladiator. 1l0; supervisor ll5; Troy +
Ynlus Dan. ll2; Junal, ll2. banbfidse' ~
I,.yeller. 10: Greenfield llO Lttloli, no
Passport. 10. Silicck, 10.
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CnInlsd sinpIlkIng.

Seventy persons were baptized sun
day morning al the Fifth street hap
tisl Church lcolorcd). The pastor, Rev.
A. +. Dunbar (coloredl, performed the
rite, assisted by another c0lored nm
ister. There was a great crowd present.
Everything passed of with decorum
and without any unusual excitement.
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TOR SALE on REASONABLE AND
EASY TERMS.
FACTORY AND STORAGE SHEDS Al
CORNER OF TWENTY-FlR~r
AND CARY STREETS

with an ~ tie requisite fixtures Tor i'nN q
inc lear tobacco. II l. now occupied unI
fhe 3ofh Of October next hy good tenant.
For particulars apply 90 Mr.. W. ID Wal
son. nj office OF the Davenport Warehouse.
ieID Z2.25
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Death of Miss Navy xan Crew

Mis- Mary Ann Grow died last night
at 8 o'clock at her residence next to the
corner of Canal and First streets, in the
sixty-ninth year Of her age. Her
funeral will take place this evening
from ST. Marks Church at o'clock.
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CHARLES ". GODplN, Clerk
WILLIS b. NTH %. %. jc-1-i Dr. p"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-25

The very best liniment to apply and
rub with is The Dixie Nerve and Bone
Llniment. Price 25cent, eve ywhere.
Don't use any other, ard 70 W. ste time
aud money.
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XIRGINIA-lN THE CHANCERl
COURT OF THE CITY Df RICHMOND
TIE 30 DAY OfJlhE. l0~W
ID. ID. ..-i
against
Robert -faufrd and john Dunlop rN'cN ir
ofJusephnc T.. -tluHrl. dOc .hscI ....
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7 EMoNsl LEMONS! LRMoNan

Attention Dealers. pic-Nic. Excursion ana
Outing Parties. Just received
100 bones ME-SINI 800 LEMONS.
Choice FRUITS. Leave your orders be- ore
they advance: also fic-Nic HAMS at ~ 4ci
Old Virginia HAMS at l5c Remember am
Headquarters Tor the BEST GOODS go LOW
Est PRICES. JTGATtW GOD.
je 2OtoJiy1 JIG East Broad.
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The object Of this suit is to obtain deer
90 a., h., ,.t,,,.ttf nf rit. ft-DlnNf hundred Iul
TWO dollars. that being tNr amount On. l"'
bonds. with iutc esq thereon, ii9" play lr
le~3. and tO attach and subject NnN property
real or personal. of tne said lnhriI @.'i.i'N
In the hands of John Dunlop. oAtcIiur n'
fo,euhiue l.. SanaIl. deceased uf NiN.i'
wise. 10 the satisfaction ~ siii deNi fnd ut'
cree. AMI affidavit having been midr lnN
filed that Robert -tlunfd Is mot resident ni
the State.f Virginia. 30 Us ordered ii.Ai Do
arpear herc Within fifteen days after NNt
uihlcatlOn of this order. and dD what l' iic
cessary 10 protect his interests DOB iil's anii.
A Copy Ieste.
CHARLES W. GODDlN. Clerk.
SHEFFFY & kIClfAH U-oN. D.. %. Jc -lulN
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Masonic Day.

Yesterday was st. Johns Day. and
the Ancient Order OF Free and Accept
ed Mas0us have from time immemOrial
set this day apart for festival cere-
monies. Last night all the lodges were
installed with the solemnity and cere-
mony of the occasion. The following
is a list OF the officers installed IN two
# the lodges:
RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, 40. ~.
John +. Epps W. 81; Leslie C.. West.
$. W: G.. Norris Shuman. j. W: W
Fletcher Richardson. treasurer W
Hall Crew. secretary Edgar II. Fer
gIss0n. b D.: T.. h. RICHARDSON. j. D..
DR.. George +. Keesee, chaplain q. W.
Schleicher, steward W. +. Johnson.
tIler.
AMITY LODGE.
L. Z. Christian. wOrshipful master
Sol. }. Bluswauger, senior warden: }
ii. Brown. junior warden; William K
Mason. treasurer; b. K. Shepporson
secretary: William Gibson, Jr.. senior
deacon: Carl Ruehrmuud, junior dea
con: Alexander Watson and Morn
Asher. stewards: Ambrose Barrett
tiler; Aaron Jones. chaplain; 4. K
Courtney. Richard Wagner, william
Gibson, Jr., trustees.
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ON motion ofJ. g.. Knox and h.r y
Knox. his wife. and oi Lucy lWce}, Do l' 'i
dereJ tnnt tho creditors of Emily lmco'
and George W. lnuc.y. Dr., show cause n
the 9TH day of July. i~eo. against lhe ',}
mcut and delivery of ine estates Di shiA N'
cedpnts 90 their distributes.
An cNtflct-lpsir:
CHARLES ~. CDnulN.
Jei-ruiw ''Di',
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NrIRGINIA-lN THE CHANCERA
' COURT or tHE CITY OF MlhhNAl
THE 30 DAY Ol JUNE 1889.
". Resale lanccy and others ........l' lIiNIl'le
against
Andrew Plnzini. Dr., administrators, nnH
others ..................... Ofeu.I 1i.is
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By X. y. Chafiin 4 Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
,rRrsTEEs' AUCTION SALE OF

FTRISI EtS' AOOliON onhb ~,
DESIRABLE FARM CONiAlNiN4l q
ACRES. WIRE GOOD BuILDINGp, - ~ !, /,
RICO COUNTY. ABOUT TIN Mills FhvM
RICHMOND, on kINGSLAND ROAD.
pv virtue Of n deed Oftrust, dated April -
tsSo recorded IN Hcnrico County Court. -.
n 1o3- page 315, and AT the request ~ the
hereflciary default having been made n the
nevment OF note therein secured, Will SCI
by public auction. az Henrico County court
house, on
FRIDAY, JULY >, 1889,
at 10 O'Clock NJ, the farm described in sal ]
deed as ali that certain tract or parcel oi
iand. with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. rights. ways, ana npput',r
names thereto belonging lying ana being DO
The county of HenricO. state of Nifeiuii, ON
10th sides OF the kingsland road, ABOUT ton
miles below the city Of Richmond nm con-
tanning Us acres, more or less. htlh. ti.'
same tract Of land conveyed % tuhantih y
Heighsmith by deed rom W. Is. Grover,
trustee and wife. 49,.
Terms: cash for expenses on sale, any q, y. I
due. and 10 pay note for $3.50 due Apfu ~
1SSo. and interest thereon. Credits "a, io
s672. S-Os. S7I1, and 500. due fesp'cuNtil
i'm two. three. four. and I've years from a liil
Is ls~~ balance on terms announced hi SHE.
r. Is. CHAtfiN, trustee.
sale by X. b. CHAPLIN & CO., Aucuoneeis.
je2s-td
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IEGAL notice..

NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERl
' COURT OF HE CITY OF RICHMOND
TIE 2lTH DAY OF JUNE, l7oo.
watkins. Campbell Co.. vino she, &C..
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Don AIR HOTEL,
- BON AIR. VA.

Tl. dohlIffgi -nm Her Resort. eIslt miles
from nenmNn4 0u the Richmond aNi Iai.
WHO Railroad.
SOY OplN
900 i0r 1920 OufIN urH mfnIEemrnt INr f'.N.
Nr.. Address. UIfI June l.in.
DO n. OWEN. Manager
m.lL-1u
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Tho undersigned viii. until ~ o'ciori n
Of SATURDAY. JlNt 20. i14g rerai,.
sealed Proposals flr furnishing this insufr.
ton with tnc following articles or thn H..
suing quarter. beginning July !. l1-g.
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l. Bertha Van Vost; 3. Maggie Mea
CHER: 3. Julia b. Spence; i. Maggie l.
lincke: 8. Flo,sie q. Frayser, G. Lille
f. Sheppelson; Z, Ellen Cohu: 5. Eve
lyn J. Rex: o. Lucy l.. Beach. 10, Josie
Ferguson. II. Leila ". Parkinson; -,
Mary Y. Dickerson; l3. A Branch Bin
iord; IA. Maggie L. Hewitt; 10, NJ. C.
Elicit; 10. Mary +. Petite; 7, Bessie I
Cralle; Is. jesse l. Gary. 49, Annie T.
Pegram; 20 Lizzie ldo; 81, sally Daily
%, Nadge A Sweeney.
GOLORtD SCHOOLS.
|, Mollio i. Turner; .. Louisa J.
Corbin 3, Mary l.. Jackson ., Hester
l.. Lighifo0t 6. Cora Robinson T.
Lucy A. Peters S. Julia 4. Braxton
8. Lucy V. Billing I'D. Ophslia G.
naskins.
Substitute List-White schools: All
Of the past-graduates of the years 1888
and 1889. and all the graduates Of the
Richmond High School up 10 aud in
Guiding June, 1881. Also James +.
Epes, AJdie Il. Trent, Eda A. Williams,
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l0o1.. suOrs fTC
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-18

Three-Finhs of u Possessed By Thirty.
Ose Thousand Person<-
Let US inquire whether there is any
excessive concentration OF wealth go.
Ing on in the United States Of Amer
lea Leaving mere clamor and uns
supported assertions out OF considera-
zion, on either side. Let us look into
facts As lately as 1917 there was but
one man in this country who was re-
puted 10 DO worth more than 81.
$50: and though some estimated bis
wealth at so. coo. 900. there is no good
reason for believing il 10 have been 50
great. At the smallest reasonable cs-
innate. there must now be more than
$50 persons in this country whose
wealth averages ever go. 000. 600 for
each. But let US call the number only
200. Income-.ax returns show that
the number Of incomes when arranged
in large classes multiplies BY from
three 10 five-fold for every reduction
ID the amount Of onc-half. For ex'
IRENE caution. however. We estimate
the increase in the number Of incomes
NJ a very much lower rate than this
Al this reduced rate. the amount o.
wealth in the hands Of persons wortl
over $500. 900 each in the Unites
States would be about a. follows;
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