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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-13
ONE HUNDRED PERSONS DROWNED

By n Collision Between British Bark and
an Unknown Steamer.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The British bark Largo
Bay, bound for Auckland, was towed to Spit
head to-day in a sinking condition. She re-
ports that on Monday night last she was in col
lision with an unknown, four-masted steamer
off Beachy Head, and that the steamer was
sunk with all on board. The seamen of the
Largo Bay say they are certain that the lost
steamer carried passengers, and they estimate
that the crew and passengers together num-
bered at least one hundred persons. The
steamer sunk eight minutes after the collision
occurred,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-13
Women Raid n saloon.

LINCOLN, Neb, Feb. Sword has been received
from Prosser, Adams county. that a band of City
prominent ladies of that county made crusade
saloon and gambling house at that place Monday
night demolishing the entire establishment. The
ladies attacked the building when 1t was crowded,
with their aprons full OF Jumps Of coal, breaking
every window-glaSs and cleaning out the establish
ment. The inmates scattered In every direction,
some of the loungers being husbands of the women.
Whisky and beer flowed freely In the gutter. The
place has bad hard reputation for selling liquor
without license.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-13
SALVATION ARMY TOUGHS.
They Attack the Police and Rescue Their
Comrades Under Arrest.

IsHPEMING, Mich, Feb. 5-The salvation
army paraded yesterday afternoon. So mnch
noise was made that policeman ordered them
to move on. One of the soldiers defed the
officer and was arrested but quickly rescued
The chief Of police and other officers appeared
on the scene and made several arrests A mob
followed the police to the city Jail and rescued
all but one prisoner. An effort will be made
to-day to arrest and punish the leaders of the
mob. The army has many adherents here and
the struggle between the adherents and the au-
thorities, it is thought, will result in trouble.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-13
ELECTION coRRUPTgRs CAUGHT.
Samuel j. Carpenter, the Republican Vote
Buyer. Heads the List,

Buyer Henus the I4istl
The u. s. marshals Office is these days hold
ing a reception for republican politicians and
they are accepting the invitation to come in in
great numbers. The invitations are very
urgent, and no regrets" are accepted. Samuel
J. Carpenter. the truly good republican of
Shelby and Decatur counties who bribed his
way into the senate, was kicked out, and is now
trying TO get back, was the first caller. Sid
Conger and J. B. Robinson accompanied him
and signed a bond for 500 for his appearance
10 answer TO a charge of bribery. James Orr,
William Williams and BENJAMIN ]. Keaton all
of Nineveh each gave bond in the sum of $500.
They are charged with election frauds.
Alex A. Dawson, ex.pOstmaster OF Seymour,
was indicted for a technical embezzlement and
gave bonds.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-13
The PRESIDENTIAL MRS. CLEVELAND
In New York Presumably to Inspect Their
Prospective Apartments.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-President Cleveland
Mrs. Cleveland and Col. Dan Lamont arrived
in town this morning and are stopping at the
Victoria hotel 1t is supposed that Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleveland have come to inspect their
prospective apartments in the Gerlach and TO
arrange for their decoration. The manager Of
the hotel is unable to state how long his dis
tineuished guests will remain here.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-13

MONTREAL, Feb. ga prize fight for 500 took
place last night at Cote St Antoine between Cana
dian and an American who ere supposed to be Guth-
rie and Bush. The affair was kept very quiet. the
price OF admission being $50. After several hare
fought rounds the Canadian was declared victoriout
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

II has been clearly demonstrated be.
vond the shadow of a doubt that these
diseases are durable uitiDHt the use of
knife. ligature, or c%austic, which rene.
dies at this date may be classed as relics
OF b8rbrrism.
A close and continuous application
for many years past 20 The siudy and
treatment of this class of diseases ena-
bles me 70 make, with confidence, the
above declaration. Ny treatment is a..
tended with no Inconvenience or discom-
fort. relieves at once, and effects a com
olete restoration in q short time, without
confinement 10 bed OF detention from
business.
TO those interested, l shall take pleas
urs IN exhibiting written testimonials
from many well-known citizens Of Rich
mond and many other portions Of the
State. ] beg TO refer to Mr. W. Ii. IL.
Lynn, of stanton past grand comman-
der Of Knights Templar) Mr.. II. NJ.
Smith. Of II. NJ. Smith & CO.. General
John r. Cooke, Mr. Andrew j. Gray. Mr..
w. J. Gentry, and many others Of equal
prominence.
Examinations without charge
W. X. SMITH, VI. D.,
No. All y. Ninth street,
ia22-3ot Richmond, Va.
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CREATIONS " ORDERS

Over 1908 monkeys w.fe A,iei lu Bgaz
m year oo1 $50 pa.ts sAlprd 90 London 70
s.r e. into l-rs II tho fashion continue
.Ul. mar.oy iaca nLl BE- thrnei o1t aniaz
ia.lr u tle next $50 or three years
An African trader has so uailci % young
gorilla t44t 10 follows iim around llto o. log
t.rscsntle accompanied him on tramp OBJ
.uenfv miiss Ins animal docs nuiuerou
rr.. and is s5 doei.a .lat it- master doesn't
.,.. .a allow i, To lep with him
Testimony has ius, b,aa given b.loro the
..asd Jury 90 Rls,eLtiia, Ky. that O. farm.
r-..at.y lad an OBJ ox Boz was driving
.. Cast .tle mud Thsrsupon ho skinned
-se animal alive, and. taking tAe hiie' l9i'
t.s r..r brn;e 20 die u lingering agony
81 Charleston harb0r. S e., o h,aeSbira
r.. s.. .o dive iaro aafsr bis own depth
ODD. ar.a1 QUO a live crab as large l- "a silver
dollar. biz uung sle arustlcaan on the
l...a. ana picked and shook him until be
.rf.t d.a. and then made a breakfast on
him
Information COMES hom London that th'
u.1n.r for DOW 81, tAe greyhound Gre,
.rnd pups have recently fetched as lish &c
il ri.neas thar price hsyins been paid az
London auction for the puppy Fullerton
Sixty 20 seventy guinaas is said 20 bo com.
mon price for Young dogs with any lain p
blood
C. C. Brown, Of pulal4, Allm, recently
unearthsd q genuine freak So ''e sAap' o. O
mammoth cochin roostor. which has four ats
nnct wings. two In their natural places ans
oss 40 the knee joint Of each ies. The bro
WEIGHS about sixteen pounds, is alive an'
Wi. and uSs sl four wings when Twins
An ol.r ~ $3.50. made bya Chicago party
.e refused aal OBJ, bird wii Ie ~vhibife.
throughout ffs country.
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an equivalent In area Is gained 70 rnar WHICH
the modern own building would cover II laid
on Us side.
No city In thu United States Is - quick to
adopt Improvements or carry new features
~ cttromes as Chicago. There ara more Of
tne-o high buildings there than in any city in
tho world. Pom the Board OF Trnde build
ing Tor several blocks extending north b
Washington street the passage is madet 20 look
lie a narrow alley By the Immense height Of
tne blocks on either side. Then nearer the
-ho, o. wabash avenue aud Michigan
boulevard, thsy are shooting Up IN the sane
ta-l.on 4 building IL the newer part q
llleagos business district less then nine
stories high % iSoa sqna.ty. When half q
dozen Of these structures had gone up on
LaHahe street, near the new Board II Trade,
10 was surmlssd that tho th0l.snds " avail
able Offices would bring rentals 20 low that
tue property would not pay. In face OF this
prophecy property holders continue 70 erect
new tower buildings, 50 that the prediction
cannot have been fulfilled.
There Is something about the growth u
chicago % remind one Of tropical plants or
tho big trees u California. Each decade
brings q change which places the work q the
former ten years far behind Every year
lloro arc predictions Of building being over
done Nevertheless tho Chicagoan stil
bullaz, ev8n If be has 70 take down $4,000
structures in order % find suitable building
room.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

Why pay large gas bills when you can
have your stores. offices. dwellings. face
tories, &c, beautifully lighted by cleo
tricity al reasonable rates.
No one questions the supremacy OF
electric light. It's steady, mellow light
far excels The pickering jumping light
of gas.
30 danger of fire. &c; no matches ne
cessary, no heat. no smoke; no smell,
not injurious TO health. in fact, none OF
the Objectionable and dangerous qualities
of gas are connected with electric light.
ing Lights installed either upon
monthly rates or upon tho "meter sys.
ten" The electric meter is the inven-
ton Of O. B. ShellenbergeT and meas
nres with the utmost degree Of accuracy
every ampere of current consumed Full
information and estimates cheerfully fur
nished upon application at the Office OF
The VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHr
AND Power COMPANY,
40 South Seventh Street.
WH B. PIzzINI, Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

It is believed that never before has d
life insurance company presented such a
records of a years work accomplished
as that set forth in the annual statement
of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
given on another page 1t is difficult for
the human mind TO form a distinct con.
ception of such numbers as S5j0,000O00
Of assurance ia force, Sl53,OOJ,3OO OF
new assurance issued. S27 100000 of an
nual income and S2l 100000 of surplus.
But such figures help VI TO form some
notion of the magnitude Of the good
work done by the great life companies.
among which the Equitable is foremost.
in keeping the wolf from the homes OF
thousands Of families bereayed OF their
natural protectors. All honor to The
men who have made 50 grand O success
o. this noble work.
For any Information in regard 10 this
company apply 20
PEYToN & FLLERsoN,
= General Agent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

quiet Nay morning. Ho finished his cigar
eta, while tho actor stood glowcring az him,
end then wolled bareheadcd 20 BITS cab end
drove away.
Bocbo,ort BEGAN his'editorial career rs ed
itor cl Ia lonteruo, in which be os5ailod tie
policy 81 the Emperor Napoleon H. lie was
naaisacl. but returned and issued Tho Mar
a~ila.e. In 1869 ho WAS elected 20 tho legis-
iati,o body. FOR lampoons on Napoleon he
was Imprisoned Tor six months 10 1870. The
sllc year De bocnmo o member " the pro-
v.s.0lll government, but resigned after
cll9iag o. few weeks Two years later DO
was a~cin banished. this timo % Nsr Gallo
do1.a. huf escaped h 1874, and returned %
Paris in 1850. 10 was especially active
against Louis Napoleon just before and at the
period Of tho tranco-Prusian war. and ot
tlat tias carried o large faction ~ che di4-
co-t-ntel with l.m lie isa violent repub-
lc.l. o. noted duclist. n man n ths world,
ana hal lc1 o tenpc5tuoai life.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

mere IS grlaJ cuu sd l'aioa Tor 1z'-
tints after Constable '.l.s.' aaa 9'
raphios Of dis great anl once ic'ia1 Ing
lsl painter arc eagerly slapfe4 aP
cioi-onaanfuar inrton formerly friends.
AMI nov. by stress os politics very L-o enc
mics. are 60 grace tae walls az taa tc-orm
club 10 London. ho'n "ii ' iAN'' "s a.
$. Cope
The Duke ot Westminster has rr-ea--d O.
,h. handsome arf museum 40 Lo.Dolrt
.p..t.-f.-.urh Castle" bg Turner. ok
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

NlRGINlA-IN THE CHANCERf
COURT on lHEtlIh OF hl-hMOND
THE iyn DAY Of ftBht ANY, ics9.
ln She matter ot Maria Logans ost<fs,-Ex
rarf.
Goa notion OF Ann Gi,iu-. a legatee OF Marta
Logan. deceased. tO distribute said estate
without rounding bonds. ANA 10 appearing 10
the court tunf "a rfport of the accounts Of
James Cassie, eAttu ur Oh said Maria Logan.
aud Of rho d lts Hud demand, against sail %
tate. hitc Uo Do nIei D. tne clcrA sollcs OF this
court. aut tuat more than enc year nss cls pssd
since tnp llt lNga ION a sand james JasA-s -
eAoeut1f ai.rt.ald. tae c0urt doth aaJuezt
oIltr a.Q aeClVo that tue creditors OF sad
Mara ID tau 4u show cause on the 0tn "
April, lt.t sf flD courtroom az rhls court. Ia
flU CTS gf Richmond, against rnc payment
mod lriN. ~ 0i tur estate of said Atfis i0sae
t0 boo b gttets without ~rvtuuulug tOuds, aud
ihHt "a COPY of ttis ofdUr De- punished once =
$40. b. f.f flur successive weeks lu the DAILY
TIMES, o. newspaper published Bon the tty u
Richmond. auu posted at me fr0nt dor a tins
Au-f 81 Court. ol tAe city 0t AcAm0nA on
thg first Monday Oh March aua She INST MN
JAS lu april, loe3.
AlUpN.lUsfe.
ten CHARLES " GOpprN. Clerk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

ished, DO The autumn ci leii, Hl'A 90 Cfe-'
fro swept then Cd away -oT tlo space
from Lasalle street uct. 30 --eC.e llfci
is filed or ding wl.l haaaan building
and the highest in t-9 city ore t-.e' on lL
part OF II aa-estre.. 4-e 4-'o-l AcI US
bee hive ORDER being l---l ".-l A-..' ,,-' p
oAcoa and otii1- OBJ, busy .ilo l 90 "-'
VIII do-tfi, swarm "It- ~ .l
il stands la see, q b aA+ N -'7'
S300.ooJa- $500. go. 30 Bias .e.A i'l'.1-
that % is sl.i. and labio 50 10 D.,"A o."l
upon tho e'n.as OF th' Aa' oA~@''
tss h.,,d denied aedftiss thata Gun engineer
has rrsnoa.c.li n yerv strong
Ol tba s.I.bo9st corner oi Adams aud
De.rhorr sr.s.s falat % By IS feet. Itia
orr~ IAN t,...s from tho Board Ok Trade
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
A TkTESMAN-DUELlST

Henri Hochefort, Who Recently Had An
other Encounter with a Brother Editor.
Tho usno OF Henri Rochefort Is again on
tho Dips Of an Frenchmen. because Of his re-
cent duel with a brother editor, ~ Lisa
gary. who was badly wounded.
~ Rochoiort, being Of noble birth, viii not
Eight With ouy ono except such as ho considers
O. gentleman lie is Vlcomto de Lucay, and
IS I'D gears old a few years ago an actor
whom Bochef0rt had handled without gloves
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Fra his paper met
him at a cafe and
str0vo - force him
% o duel Roclefort
would not eight
Linn. since DO did
not regard hum BIS
equal in rank The
actor. after storm
ilZ about awhile.
knocked Roche
f0rts hat oR,
a upon it
and toro it to
slroia Tho noble
editor was as i'm
.~rertlrballo as al
ILL :. -. q
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
BSichnO nd, Va
NWENs &MINOR's
BLY, Chewing To-
baCC0,

thar is ID strictly PURE NIl0iNlA sun
GTH EDTOBACC0.e nie boughtc1 The parties
uamed below. and 1a- u0 superior ls A good
cough chew on tle marhef. Don take ans
hIlrs- a sub-tl ute. bHf insist upon nafin.
"NelIe Hly." uUly leusa piece cal on
either of tle following
OWENS MINUR DRUG CO..
Opposite Possoitce.
PARK PLACE pHAkAACY,
Helllaere ald Main streets.
j. NJ BLANKS.
Corner Hancock ald Gay streets.
j.. +. RIDENODR.
Corner Eighteenth and Main -iu,en.
c. 4. PULLING.
Corner Be eliere and Main streets.
THOMAS W. LEONARD.
1880 tn second street.
r. A. MILLER.
Fiffh and Broad streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
MODERN CHICAGO.
IT'S BUILDINGS ARE CLIMBING HIGHER
EVERY YEAR

The Thirteen Stories 81 tho Sew chamber
Of Commerce and the racoma-Diner-
ence Between Chicago Today and Ten
Years Age It Changes Eyery Decade.
The most nodaru built city on tbo globe Is
Chicago. Tho streets are broad. aud except
Ia q fow instances arc run az right angles,
hence IL is a city ~ perfect squares Ia ISL
the main business portion WAS Destroyed,
together with al the dwellings % the NORTH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

81 "" -"
} COURT OF THE cry or RlCnNOND
IIE .u DAY OI FEBRUARY. l,st
Iu fNN n|ff.rn rlr settlement or the estn .
fle Iafe iHtfi a. talfer-hx paris.
lfHNfeN. Ha fH fHH court that the Hccounts
of rIlHl F.. Mu.er. rknUuttN OF the late
David N.iflfDr, fnU.i-.i. aud au account Of
fle DeYI- tHl demands Hg lust the estate ~
fle .HIl Carer have been regularly settled be
iufu fNuut. 3. Lftua, commissioner Of nc
counts Of tHs court. aul returned and
IIDI u fne clerks Office Of the said court.
500 mUIe than one scar having ek-
pIrI since fna qualification ot the
suI rNnrufrin upon tle siii estate. The
upon else motion or George "
Carter. a Iogffee under tlo viii OF said David
s. Carter deceased, HljudHe. order aud deere
fhHf fHt creditors ~ tIf said David 4. Carte
1ecfA.rl du appear before this court on the
sfh dHs Hf AtfeI. Ihsl. $50 shgw cause, &c aBy
Ties cam. against Che payment aud delivery u
tle 0sfaio0 f the salI David a. Carter 20 his
distributes.
a copy Iesia
fHA5 IS GODDfN. Clerk.
f.. WhupTLE. JK..p.a. fe 5-Tu&~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
Legal. NOTICES.

NlRGINIA-IN YACATSDN-IN
THE CLERK OFFICE OF The CIR
CUT tOiRf OF NLW KENT COUNTY.
FEBRUARY ID. lssg;
Thomas Barham. trustee, who SUES for tins
benefit aul af thc sU.s Uf T. Esii.. .Pissnun.
against
". w. Clement. and r. C.. runstall ......:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
FOUND ABOUT GOTHAM.
ttrrsT EyOLrrIONS or NETR0POLI.
TAN LIFE.

NIEErIEW WITH THE GREAT
AND ONLY LADY ARCHITECT
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Will
THOROUGHLY HEAL CHRONIC CASES
OF m YEARS STANDING

A safe. sure 900 permanent cure for all die
orders of Blood. Muscles ard kiducy-.
noe tho Introduction of H~nnnicutta
Rheumatic Cure 10 the public. thousands Of
people have found permanent relief ny it'
use. who have previously tried every milk
ture brought before tueir notice with no good
results ana if was uot until they purchased
and used
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

The object OF thIs suit Is 20 recover snlnst
the dfieulsufs Two hundred auG nifty dOiar
With interest Thereon a. the rate OF six per
mum per aunum frOm the Hth Gay VI
Auglst. l.,8. until "a q. IL tel Z the Gala 90
OF purchase money que bY the dtfcndasts Tor
. steam HW mill uad nAfufcs. which s)Id
W BONES Narhsm. trustee. under 4 fse1 "
Hu.f In. ui a.. ~. Masters trustee Tor A. A.
Masters. his wti ami the t1it 4. 4. Masters
And lA4atit having been made ard ulel tnst
y. Clements. one ul fhc uclrn1ants. II not
o. resident n t1ls Satc. % Is Orien,d that he
nare nlfhIn nitcgn days after due puO-
d. HIIun hereof. aUd 90 what ~ necessary 70
protects hi.intercst lu this suit.
Alupy-Itstet
j. y. HARRIS. Clerk.
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II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
COUNTY or HENRlCO, 1HE l5Ta DA r
uf February, ls,9.
Horny Neul ohr. ........ ........... Plaintiff
against
James blsls................... Defendant.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

The object ~ tins 'adt Is to require the 10
fen0nut lcciHlIv COB perform two contracts
ma a with tue plaiutu, one bearing cate On
thf 81 h HtF of january, 1881. for purchase % =
tlaCf of Iaul iNluE ht wtel heutico turnpike
tno Meadow 1915 ge rotd, and north Of Miil
ruHd. iu fuo cHuufy on hcurico. containing
eight Hut one nH acres. more OF less. ana tne
oIhrr UDnfrcf bearing date ON the same day
inr che purchase az a act Of laud "a n ia
Henfilo county. near mite Oak swamp.con-
tanning uIury one azores. and alsn thirty sores.
flU li-f ra cI fUHDf tHid fO ftlung 10 ssid de-
fenounf. not Ou tbs books " rho commissioner
Oi inNaHue.
And an HN. atif having been made AM nlet
fNIi fNH UrIfI'luf above named "a not e re~f-
don't nl fn0 STAFF Of Airsfnft. the said deten-
HhnI D. m IIlfl f1 Cd rnHr within fifteen Gays
aitof ti publication ~ this order atthec lerks
Office nf iNi. c.utf lo do Nbat Il necessary 10
protect bis infn csc bon This suit.
ApYpy"leef 't
W. 5. LEAkE. Cork
Pollard s. fhNn@, b. 10 Dtutv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

HOTEL,
"a BROADWAY, BETWEEN 18TH ANDl5TB
STREETS,
Ono block from Uui0n Square. NEW YORK
CITY. on the European plan. newly ntef
ami furnished. passenger elevator, steam heat,
all improvements. Zine restaurant AZ lolnlai
moe 800 Elegant ICONS irom sc toS-tN
peg isF. lhf-om
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VmGINIA-IN THE cnANcERY

J. y. HARRIS. CLERK.
81. a. BARNES, Pc. fcs2 ftw
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Ie ron MANkHgAsT. PENEIh MS
lla9usc3f5 TEKF - 1ar y1af7 BONE
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cabinet picture as compared with a ca
tbcdral, there is the careful sobordina
ton If paris 10 the whole which marks
the full knowledge Of law, not mere ole
dience 90 rule.
Rough hewn st. Lawrence county
granite Is the material, Tuscan in type,
built in The form of q square with a semi
circular apse extending from the rear.
la font there Is a small portico sup
ported by pillars Of pink Tennessee mar
Die, with carved capitals and bases Of
rustic stone. Entering, oue passes the
apse, the great window In which, show
ing Christ healing tbs blind. IS & besut-
fui study IN color. In the chancel 10 an
altar Of Numidiun marble, with beads II
The four eyangelists, eDameled in relief,
on panels q glass mosaic. With the hue
organ, the oak ceiling and walls liued
with r%ose.colofed bricks, The chapel Is a
unique gem
Mss %riillnghsst superintendent the
erection In person, visiting IL al intervals
OF five days 10 a week, leaving New York
A. midnight aud taking the long railroad
ride which did not bring Der 90 MsnBs-
vile unfit noon. II courage, energy,
and endurance 20 to the making of an
architect, they are not often found In
more generous measure Than In Mary
IiillnRhast.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-03
So per Alnuln, in advance.

parts are water and air elements. So the
idea is to put on fertilizer and keep down
weeds and grass simply. But how many
people are continually plowing, cultivat-
ing and narrowing their lands, simply be-
cause in other States they mad always
seen it done-fools not to know the A, B,
C of the business they proposed to fol-
low for profit and a living Now | come
to the subject and question of vegetable
matter in the soil. If nature put it there
it is good thing-though there is often
superabundance, and little sand will
be of great benefit. If your soil is sticky
and hard, vegetable matter will open it
up, or mellow it, and be nf great benefit,
but if it is too open and mellow already,
I find that it is made still more so, and
thus ruined by the pains taken to benefit
it, and still this fallacy exists. The next
question in my mind is, do these highly
soluble and readily available CONNER
cial chemicals or fertilizers at once go
down to China and up to Heaven when
there is no humus to absorb them? The
subject is before you. VIM. p. NEELD.
Pinellas, Fla.