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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-18

condemnation Of property fer the opening OF
Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Pocahontas and
Semmes streets will be heard.
In the Mayors Court three negro wonen
were tried for keeping a disorderly house
Two went to Jail till New Years day and
the other. who had two little children. was
let off with warning.
Mr.. j. II. Perdue. president Of the Cour'
ell was before the House Committee on
Finance Yesterday to urge the bill provid
ing for the appointment of two more asses
sors for Manchester.
Mr.. j. II. Bradley returned to the city yes
terday evening from Buckingham county
where he had been on a visit 10 his aunt
Mrs. :. A. Driscoll, who has been very sick
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Charles 4. johnson. Of It. Paul. is in
the city. and will remain during the Christ
mas holidays.
Mr.. Gardiner Tyler, Of Sherwood Forest,
Charles City county, was in the city yes
terday.
The genial face Of Captain Robert Bright,
Of Williamsburg, was seen on the streets
Yesterday.
Rev. j. Calvin Stewart, pastor Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, on west Grace
street, has been preaching a series OF very
interesting and instructive sermons Cat the
sabbath night seryices) from the Book OF
Revelations.
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A Letter from Rev. J. u. Hawthorne, OF
Atlanta. Ga.


Thousands Of my Southern friends know
what sufferer from catarrh ] have been.
Six months ago. by the advice Of my ply
sicans, gave up the pastOrate. have
used two bottles OF Kings Royal Germe-
teur.r and while | cannot say that am
completely cured. ! do affirm that il has -
far relieved me | experience no pam nor
discomfort.
feel il 10 be my duty to say also that the
effects of this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful. She
has been almost IA lifelong invalid troln
nervous headache. neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. I'm period Of thirty years she has
scarcely had days exemption from pain.
She has been using Germeteur about two
months. more complete transformation
have never witnessed. Every symptom
Of disease has disappeared. She appears To
be twenty years Younger, and l. happy aud
playful rs healthy child. We have per
suaded many Of orr afflicted friends 10 take
the medicine, and the testimony OF all OF
them is that it is a great remedy.
j. h. HAWTHORNE.
atlanta. Co.,, Juiy I'm. 1889.
For sale By all druggists.
Price. $3.50 per bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite Postofce, Richmond, Va.
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For pictures call on Gately 4 Haskell.

GENTLEMgN,--i have used DR.. Davids
Cough Syrup tor some months, and think IL
has done me more good than any other med.
icine taken yet. My disease was asthma
and bronchitis OF long standing. Among
the multiplicity Of remedies for these dis
eases, think DIR. David's il the best-a
simple remedy, and its components not at
all Injurious. IL gives me pleasure 10 add
my testimony to its efficacy.
Very respectfully,
j. l.. DAVIS, Superintendent
Of Richmond City Water Works.
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The Davis Monument Fund.

The movement for the fund TO erect a
monument 10 Hon. Jefferson Davis started
by the Southern Press Davis Monument As
ISOLATION met its first response yesterday
in the following letter sent TO The TINES.
Let others follow:
'Dear sir,-I have only one dollar to send,
but it goes with enough feeling to make it
$1,000, if that sort Of alchemy were possible.
! give 10 the Press Association instead OF
any other, because through my past feel
myself honorary member of the press OF
Virginia, and ! want 10 put my mite in
your hands. In my house Mr.. Davis is
honored and loved, his portrait is wreathed
in evergreen on my walls, his memory with
deathless affection and yeneration in our
hearts. ] wish could do more 10 show how
true am to him, and 10 our dear dead
Southern COnfederacy."
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DANCE DOWN THE RIVER.
Pleasant Whit OF Eiehmonders to the
Monitors.

At 1890 i. VI. yesterday party OF ladies'
and gentlemen left the city in the steam
launch of the monitors to visit the iron
clsds on the invitation Of Mrs. Felix and
Miss Edith Lisle McCurley to luncheon
given in honor of Miss Fannie Dickinson,
Of New York. and Miss Lily {. Morehead,
of North Carolina. previous to their depart
nre from Richmond for home tomorrow. On
their arrival AT the monitors the members
Of the party were warmly greeted
and the guests shown through the
different vessels. After enjoying good
dance the guests repaired Ia the
cabin of the Wyanoke, where luncheon
was served. The menu was oysters, salads.
cream, cakes, fruit. wines, &c. WINE al
luncheon the guests were highly entertained
by plantation melodies rendered 10y the crew
of the shin. After luncheon boating was
INDUCED in. Alp. VI. the guests left The
shin in the steam-auuch ard returned
to the city. highly pleased with their
visit and reception by Mr.. and Mrs.
McCurley. The following ladies and gen
tlemen were among the invited guests
Mrs. Frank T.. Patrick. Mrs. Randolph Nor
ris. Miss Fannie Dickinson. Miss Fannie
Ross. Miss Mamie Brooks. Miss Lily Mort
head. Mr. Frank Lewis. Mr.. Edward Will
lis. Chief Engineer McNary and Comman-
der Felix McCurley.
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FUNE RAILS.
The Clergy DO Not Approve of Their
General Conduct.

The Clergy DO Not Approve of Their
General Conduct.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Evan
gelical Alliance. OF Richmond. was held
last night at the Young Mems Christian
Association building. DIR. T. G.. Dashlell,
Of It. Marks Episcopal Church, presided,
and DR.. :. ;. Lambeth, OF the Broad-street
Methodist Church. was at the secretary 5
desk \ large number of the clergy and
laity was present, in which all the Protestant
churches of the city were represented. The
subject for discussion was "Funerals-the
necessity of sbOlishing the present custom
Of pOmp and extravaganza in funeral SER
vices and interment Of the dead DIR. W.
T.. Hatcher, Reys. :. {. Clopton and Mr..
Williams, Of the Baptist denomination DIS.
Hoge and Robert Kerr. of the Presbyterian
Church: Drs. 4. g.. Dashell and j. Ii. New
ton. of the Episcopal Church: Rev. l.. A.
Cutler. Of the Christian Church, and Rev.
Mr.. Moser, of the English Lutheran Church.
spoke and gave their views on the subject.
1t was the opinion of the majority that
the extravaganza in flowers and other
things, the pOmp of the funerals, the custom
Of remaining at the grave until the burial
is over and the unnecessary pOstpOnement
of. or the hurry OF funeral in order that il
NAV be- held ON sunday, be prohibited.
4 committee was appointed. consisting OF
Messrs. Hatcher, lloge, Newton. Lambeth.
Cutler and Moser, to prepare report upon
the subject and publish the same in the
daily papers between now and the time OF
the next meeting.
The next meeting will be held at the
Grace-street Baptist Church about The mid
die of January. The same subject l. con-
tinued for discussion. The board Of man
ayers Of the Alliance will hold their meet
ings at the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton building.
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Second Market Renoya,ion.

The Committee on Second Market met in
the market-house office last night at s:a0
O'clock. Present: Mr.. John T. Chappell,
chairman. and Messrs. Carter and Crimp.
Mr. Chappell explained that the object Of
the meeting was TO open the bids for erect
Ing an addition 10 the Second market, the
removal Of the scale-house and the
oihce Of the clerk Of the market.
lbe bids We're opened and the
contract was awarded 10 Gaines & Carter
at S3,6il, the work 10 be- commenced at the
discretion Of the City Engineer. Colonel W.
T.. Cutshaw, and be completed within sixty
working days. There We're only two other
bids, and Gaines 4 Carter were the lowest.
The work will be speedily commenced, and
the Second market win be more presentable
10 the public "when the roses come again."
silserware, Gately 4 HaskelIs, soI =. Broad
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This Is beyond question the most success
ful Couch Medicine we have ever sold. A
few doses invariably cures the worst cases of
Cough. Group and Bronchitis, while It's Won
deriul success i'm the cure Of Cons umption Is
without parallel In the history of medicine.
since its first discovery II has been sold o. n
guarantee, "A test which no Their medicine can
and. II you have q Cough. we earnestly
ask you To try Il. Price, 80 cents and 81.
sample bottles free. Sold by Bodeker Both
ers and IL. NJ shields & Co., corner Of Fifth
and Ns rshall streets.
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Richmond Mortality.

The report OF the Board of Health for the
week ending on saturday last shows the
actual mortality Of the city TO have been 80,
of which 30 were white, andes were colored.
The average rate Of mortality Of the white
population was 22.% per 900 per annum
Of the white population 1888 per 1000. and
Of the colored population 2l.ls per 1000 per
annum. The mean temperature for the
week was u. Gj: amount Of rainfall 0.O6
inches. still birth, IL; q white and ) colored.
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Governor Lee issued Yesterday rendl.
ton warrant ON requisition on thdGoyernor
OF North Carolina for Thomas Evans, who
stands indicted in Durham county, North
liam shamb'ey. Evans is now under arrest
in Danyille, Virginia. Sheriff T. ID. Mark
ham. OF Durham, len this city at 3 O'clock
L. NJ. for Danyille with the rendition pa
pers, and took the prisoner on the south
bound train from that city at night.
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holiday GOODS.
CHRISTMAS, 1888

We invite your attention and solicit your
patronage. See our
ROCKY MOUNTAIN WILD FLOWERS.
We have the largest and best selected
stock OF Holiday Goods ever shown BOZ nich-
mOnd.
We keep mp with the current L4temiapo
the day.
cur Engraving woik is equal 90 amy DOR"
In the United States.
our sto.k of,inndarl Book. is large. $50
have me very cheap sets 81 booke.l
We keep up with the Novelties incur Lnsf
our stock 81 bibles and Devotional bnoks
is particularly well selected.
There Is nothing more appropriate ng 8
Christmas prcsentthan Book.
We endeayor 10 merit your p Gonass hf
strict attention 90 Business.
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.,
Booksellers stationers. Printers and B.li.I..
OH Main ST.. Richmond, ga.
de s-cOd2w
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The Concert Last Evening.

The concert under the auspices Of the Nc
Fart amateur orchestra, Mr.. Clarence Mar
shall. at the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton Hail. last night, was pronounced
success. A large audience Of fashionable
people was present, and the programme
heretofore published was rendered. The
choruses were splendid, while the other yo-
cal numbers, as well as the instrumental
pieces, were enjoyed hugely.
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Holiday Rates on c. and q.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany will sell cheap tickets during the
Christmas and New Years holidays be-
tween all stations. Tickets will be sold on
December 2lst TO 18th. inclusive, and on
December Both 10 January lst, and be made
good TO return until January 4th, 1890, in
elusive. The rate from Richmond 10 Nor
folk and return is $3.50, and from Richmond
TO Lynchburg and return s..
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Why do so many people we see around u
Seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made misera
BILE by Indigestion, Consumption. pix<lness
Loss Of Appetite, Coming % OF the FOOD
hem shiloh's System Vita.ixer, guarantf o.
to cure them. Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
H. ". shields 4 Co.. corner Of Fihh and Mar
shall streets.
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Beautiful swinging lamps Gately & Haskell
shIloh's Catarrb Remedy.

Shilohs Catarrn hemedy- marvellous
cure for Catarrh. Diphtheria, Canker Mouth
and Headache. Win each bottle there Is an
ingenious Nasal Injector Tor the more sue
cessful treatment OF these complaints vita
out extra charge. Price 90 ceuts sold by
Bodekef Brothers nd Ii. NJ. shields To-.
corner of Fiith and Ms~shall streets
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Nina. Commissioning.

Now is the time to call at 1902 Main street
and examine the largest assortment in
Richmond, and select the best-worthy OF
presentation to young or old. rich or poor,
grave or gay. RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER Il

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER Il.
ARRIVED.
Schooner ELIAS Moore, Falkenberg. New
York iron, OIL DOmini n Iron snds Ma
orks Company; schooner Charles IA VOL
sion kenneDec. lee, hichmOnd lee Company:
schooner ". l.. Eikins. smith, New York
iron ore. ". -. Maldron, agent; schooner
Ofta. Simmons, Smith, sew fUik, new rails.
W. II. Curtis, agent.
SAILED.
Brig Armenia, Alsen. Pelotas, -four. schoon-
er Peter n. CrOwell, hen, Iambert's Point,
TO load coal: schooner j. Il. Manning, Chui CHI
hill, Bridgeport. pig iron and hickory, vessel.
Curtis * Parker.
PORT or WEST POINT. DECEMBER II.
ARRIVED.
steamship Danyine. Billups. Baliimoie.
general cargo; steamship elm City, Eaton,
Walkerton, general largo.
SAILED.
steamship Charlotte, Nickel, Baltimore.
general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DECEMBER Il.
ARRIVED.
steamship u. II. Mill r, Baltimore, and
sailed for Norfolk. merchandise: steamship
,Al,eghany, Providence, and sailed for West
Point, merrbaudi.e. schooner II. Il. ogden.
New lOik. TO loaf g al. steamship ha-
Eawha, New York, 10 'oad coal
SAILED.
Steamship Daniel, Bremen. coaled; steam
ship GaliegO. Liverpool. cOalrd: stea ~ ship
Finance cleared, will sail tonight for Braz !.
Schooner n. Is. ogden. Boston, coal steam
shlp q. W. Jones, Norfolk. from Tie dry dock
ROYAL RAM \ a. 20, a s,she
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FoR Malaga grapes, Tangierine and India
river oranges, dates, tgs, prunes. bananas,
90 10 HickersOn 4 Brothers, PA north Fifth
street.
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(hrap ,IeMeiry.

4 PRFCFPr N SUCCESSFUL PURCHASING
l. THAT THE BEST Il CHEAPEST N THE
END. THERE + 4 VAST DIFFERENCE BE
TWEEN CHEAP GOODS AND GOODS CHEAP
Go ELSEWHERE FOR CHEAP GOODS. But
CONE TO Is FOR GOODS CHEAP. TIE
DEALER WHO SELLS CHEAP GOODS. SELLS
HIS CUSTOMERS ALSO. WE ARE NOT IN
THAT LINE OF BUSINESS.
OUR EyENTH ANNUAL HOLIDAY RE-
DrcrrON Is NOW N PROGRESS, AND OUR
PRICES WILL BE FOUND EVEN LOWER
THAN USUAL. GODDARD n Moses, No.
920 EAST MAIN STREET
Carpets very cheap at POI east Broad street.
fresh buttermilk at the Richmond Cream
cry, No. 3 west Broad street-2oc.
Finest M ade,
virginia sun-Cured.
Tough, Juic Y, Ripe.
Che A pest, Best,
old. p urc,
Chewers' p ride.
Beats T. IN J,
Popular, favorit E.
smyrna rugs, Gately n Haskell, 2Ol 4. Broad
Go to Gately y Haskell for sllyerware.
Finest furniture sold ut 201 l.. Broad.
Advice 90 wotners.
Mrs. WinslOws Soothing syrup should al
ways be used wnen children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer AT once
u produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherui
awakes as "bright as "a button" IL II yer,
pleasant TO taste. IL sOOthes the child SOFT
ems tho gums. allays ALI pain. relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and ia the best known
remedy for darrnosa, whether arising from
teethng or other causes. Iwenty-nN Genus
a bottle Tu.fh.~s&W
Comfortable rockers at Gately & llaskel's.
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I OST- THURSDAY MORNING. De
II CEMBEE lsil. un street cu lip NtF
Reservoir. "a Ok rs lLi-l lNiktl-
BOOK containing cl3. three sfIUci ear fick-
els one or Two railroad passes Ini ilchti,
nom ihe \. aud =. Tea geo. Doe nnlef VIII
please leave at 2Ool west Main tilftf, of hi
freight DEPOT OF a.. B. Nnd =. h r., corner
Broad and Hancock streets, and receive is-
ward. dtlr-lt.
/ OSr - SATURDAY MORNING. 4
l. LARGE GOLD DEBATE i~ MEDAL
bearing nnmo of l.l.hm.fd college. Greek
Inscription and Ufur 80 own D. lO whom
finder may return if. ur Address Inform tiloh
40 the college. and hc rewarded. ltunhnlN
lost OF Broad ur seventh 7iirUi dt l0-iE
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INVITATION TO LADIES.

If there are any other organizations in
this city, especially of ladies, who would
like to cooperate in this measure they are
requested to inform the Mayor and suggest
committees, which he will be very glad 10
announce. lie Is anxious 10 make this a
popular movement, and wants every clerk,
employe, mechanic. business and profess
sional man, every man, woman and child,
indeed, 10 give something, il only Il dime.
The committees collecting should see that
in all the large establishments persons are
designated to receive the contributions Of
employees.
In the Honse Of Delegates yesterday
Nr. Curtis offered the following; Whereas,
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4ATANrEO-TO SELL I $40 HALL
w type Writer for SPA, one $50 Cf.I.Il.n
for 500. one second. hand No. Remington
for SIS. AM ten new $50. . bennington. ..H.
plete. for 500 each. J lllN b. tllraIIN.
0l5 east Maln street, Richmond. 80.
dei--1f
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MANUFACTURERS IN SIZE
w NOGRArHl AID Ilft-WNl lNN.
fhe only shorthand school in Richmond
thar has ever griuu. fed 20 student iNf. 100
OF our aduaics D pN hn'Dins f'Nd t-'i'Nr
secured by us. Terms reasonable and H rr'l-
tical training guaranteed. NICOLA lif i'I.-
LtGE OF ~IkAODNAlll, 10 north Ainta
street Nfll-hm
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ORDER YOUR MEALS FROM
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Wagcs $40 per week.. tN't lIN nr IHff
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best well known people oi Louisville. cine
cinnatl. lItt.lu'r. uui elsewhere. A.IU..s
with stamp. Ml.~. NAfIuN WALKER.
W. sat. Bm
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STATE or THERMOMETER.
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lNILLSELL TO DAY AT AUCTION.
w af o'clock. 100 boxes FLORIDA Nt-
ANGtS and 900 pOJ..n~ BACON. l.NNA.
ER-. t2l2 Cary street tNi~-If.
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4 GENTS WANTED NEW AND
y wonderful hook iu both English mI
German Hec M Explorations anl AiArH-
lures Of stanley in fnr Mlds ul Africa
Thrilling accounts rf uis journey ACROSS i.r
Dark Continent. over yul nus DuErlNIn.s
4 bonanza ior nscnfs. send ,urUnf- inr CUTE
M. Circungs free. POLAND a. tu.. luI
state street. Chicago. ill. irl4-Nr.'Ii'
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sbiIob.s ConsumptIou Cure.

,yeIties in albums at Gately & HaskeIrs.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.
TIE CITY COUNCIL HOLDS =
CALLED MEETING.

Election Of "a city Engineer Postponed-
Proposition to Construct Sewers "a'
aud rlec.ric-Light works-Marrisgs-
o.,.r Matters OF Interest.
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w HOUSE sHIcsmpn Wrll acquainted
with west Virginia trade Hni NIIl.Nf
points. Must be- in every WY gm1i.n Ai-
dress uANI,N CliAkp. lui, scinrI Hl..
nue.. Brooklyn, N.l. drli-lN
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Ausver This Question.

Fine parlor furniture, 6ately & Haskelrs
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OTHER MATTERS,

Judge Ingram. Of the Hastings Court
spent the time OF the court yesterday In THE
consideration OF chancery matters.
The second trial of William Bradley, fol
triiiing with the affections OF another, will
begin to-day, Tomorrow the matter Of the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-18
HOUSE ROUTINE.

Senate bills were passed. Repeating
chapter l2i. Session Acts iSS.-'ss. en-
tlsied an act declaring certain grounds
under water knowH as Hog Island
Flat open and eligible for She planting and
sowing Of oysters. TO incorporate the
Fredericksburg and Valley Railroad Com
pany. To incorporate the Bedford Electric
company. To incorporate the West Lynch
burg Land Company.
House bills were passed authorizing the
county OF Powbatan 10 change the form OF
bonds subscribed 20 the farmyIllc aud Pow
baian Railroad Company. To authorize
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WANTS.
son

MTANTEO-BY \ YOUNG LADY
w situation as companion in sod. n.rn
lady. or a. teacher ln = ue private family.
Reasonable salu Address Miss B.. h "a
BaIlsyllle. powhntan. Va. url-
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coNMIssIoNrn or nEvENuE.

Mr. Hey offered a bill amending the Code
of 1851 in relation 10 the election of a com
missioner of the revenue Tor the city OF
Richmond. Before the new Code went int
effect. May /. 1855. the commissioner of tn,
revenue was elected for a term OF four years
The rcyisers of the Code, by mistake
changed the term 10 two years. The bill
lust offered SAYS that az the general election
held In May. in the year $50. and ever,
four wears thereafter. a commissioner of the
revenue. who shall hold his Office tor tn,
term of four years. The bill was referred
60 the Committee ON Counties, Cities and
Towns
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A called meeting Of the Manchester 'ii,
.,onncil was held last night. Present
Nessrs. Perdue (president), Bradley. Beat
tie Crowder, Faulkner. Hart. Harris, r. a
LONGS. A. c. Jones. O'Brien, Rolin, Welsi
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Fresh buttermilk at the Richmond Cream
cry, No. west Broad street.-the.
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\ resolution appropriating $50, or so much
thereof a. may he necessary for the pur-
pose Of setting ont trees in the large yards
surrounding the two school-houses, was pre-
senied at the request Of the city school
board. The resolution was adopted unani-
mously.
The east side Of Ninth street, between
Hull and Perry streets, was ordered to he
paved.
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nrFrRRrp 10 CRY ATTORNEY.

The bill of the Manchester Water Com
pany for resetting tire-plugs, %c.- was re-
ierrcd to the City Attorney for his opinion
also the question as to whose duty 1t Is to
lay the water main to the colored school
house.
The true northerner., 1889-04-17
TOWN SITES IN OKLAHOMA.
No Measures Can BE Taken for Establish
ing Them Before April 22.

The following letter has zen issued by
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Stockslager, which fully explains itself:
The true northerner., 1889-04-17
BALL-BATTERs BANQUETED.
A Testimonial rendered the Chicago and
An-Amcrica Teams at New York City.

A Testimonial rendered the Chicago and
All-Amcrica Teams at New York City.
The base ball men OF New York City ten
dered IA testimonial banquet at Delmonico's
to the base ball tourists who have returned
from a trip around the world. They had a
warm welcome from the 250 guests assem-
bled Among the notabies at the table were:
Mayor Chaplin Of Brooklyn, Mayor Cleveland
OF Jersey City. the Hon. Chouncey M. De-
pew. Daniel Dougherty. Judge Henry f.
Rowland. Erastus Wiman. Consul G. w.
Griffin. of Melbourne. Australia and Leigh
Lynch. Others present were Joseph j.
0'Donohue. A. J. Reach of Philadelphia.
Herman Oelrichs. Theodore Roosevelt.
Paul Dana. and Col. John McCaull. In his
speech among other thiIgs, Daniel Dough-
erty said:
In all your wanderings you have been dis
tinctly Americans, and such haze frightened
the ties OF peace with distant people have, per-
haps, paved the way 10 commercial rela-
tions; have widened the brotherhood of man.
given pleasurable excitement TO nIyriads and
proved in the presence Of statesmen, dignitaries,
lair women, brave men, princes and kings that
had you been Greeks in the days Of old you
might have contested the prizes and won the
olive crown in the games Of Olympia.