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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-19

OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND, Va. March -, l,-9.
I ICENSE TAN-CITY LICENSES
l. for the year l,se have been placed Boo my
hands Tor collection and are now due, as fol
lows
AGENTS baggage and Express. Fertilizer.
Insurance. IAtor. Land. Manufacturing Ar
ticies. Renting Houses. Railroad Tickle IS.
steamship Lines ARCHITECTS. AIIOk-
NENS- ALLAN. AUCIlONEtks- General.
Real Estate. Tobacco. Common Crer.I BAR
ROOM. BILLIARD TABLES. BOARDING
NOT SES. BROKERS Cattle. Commercial.
Insurance. Merchandise. faWu. Railroad
Ilci cfs. ship. stock. IOhaccnl CHEMISTS.
CITY SCANENGER. COMMISSION MEk-
CHANTS. DENTISTS. DEFECTIVE AGEN.
IiE~. EXPRESS COMPANIES. FISH and
OYSTERS. FRUIT STANDS and BASKETS.
HOTELS. JUNK DEALERS. LIQUOR
DEALERS Wholesale Ret %. Wholesale
Malt. Battling Betrl LIVERY STABLES
LOAN OFFICES. LUMBER MEA~i HEk>.
MERCANTILE AGENCIES. PHOTOGRAPH
Err. PHYSICIANS. PRIVATE BANKERS.
PUBLIC ROOMS. RESTAURANTS. SNACK
STORAGE. TELEGRAPH and TELEPH me
COMPANIES. VETERINARY SURGEONS.
AND ALL PERSONS sUBJEC TO a
LICENSE TAX,
Parties failing 90 pay this tax on or before
APRIL 3N. 1889. will be subject 20 the penalty
prescribed 10y the City ordinances.
W. CUNNINGHAM.
ap7-td Collector OF City Taxes.
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MOTE Nos. / and run daily between
Richmond and Clifton Forge. AMI daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls and Leuug
ton.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 pm.-MAl l. daily
elj an. -AtCDMMODAI daily (eTorf
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Clc-H peako and Or
railway tor the south, NCsf. and Northwest.
At LynchDurg with Norfolk and " ester
railroad for ali points south. rJutheaal, AL
Southwest. and Virginia Midland rAi.phT -
al points North and south
At Richmond WITH Associated Raj ways TO-
al pOinrs ln the South. ard kIynmtlt. fred-
ick5Ourg aud Potomac ialiruai Cor fLC MOTH
At Lexington with Baltimore end ctiQ oil
road. making close connections lt h.Ier'
Ferry 10 and from Pitispurg gni tne Wee
also 10 points hO<th aud East.
sLEEFiNG-CAhS LfhtHBi 10 Ja At5
PHlS, NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE kDCf
Trans marked daily except sunday. -Daly
Tickets sold % Al points. Offices VI
East Main treet, lyyL Main strett..ed
Richmond an Alleslany depot. EsltA -
Cana streets.
JOHN k. MACMURDO,
Ide5 benl Passenger Ager Z
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
r. OLINE.OIL AND FRENCH
WINE VINEGAR.

Just receiving direct from Bordeaux u lot OF
the very finest OLIvE-OIL and WINE VINE
GAR: o. CRANE SEQ.
anI-.M
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sIEAMsHIps
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
" PANY.
FOR NEw YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUBS
DAH and FRIDAY AZ D.m.
Steamers leave New f0rs Tor Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sAII NDA
az B j.. H.; arrlyngln Richmond MONuAf aIi
FRIDAY mornings
Passenger accommodations un0l .ras. 4.
Cabin fare tO New .fk yIa JamU rfrr
route uncluIlnz mcAlsnlI urrtI
Round trip tickets limited Co., thirty days
after dhfe Of issue. ............ ....... IA N'
Storage with subsistence. .......
-feDiagc. without subsistence.
CABIN fare ya Chesapeake lld Ot'l ulN.
Cabin fare Via Richmond and Pctoa..rF
Tickets can be- obtained at A. N. N.r0.r'.
go Main street Chesapeake Nd Nn. tHI
Richmond and Petersburg l.uofs .nt at COM.
panys offices. l5yl Main street, and Hlai.
Rockets.
freiglfs forwarded and Through l.Is0f ~
Ing issued for points beyond Sees llr..
Freight received daily Until nl4rD. ,l
Passengers leaving Richmond N" N'H
Aih.lIk~DAhN.N EDNkNDANr. IIi I..
BAYS. aud SATi kDAlS hy tht rHf-tIt0sH
and Ohio railway ("ia Newport NtRaIaf Do. nl
and hy Richmond and feter.uuIZ r..Ui
same day ~ 80 Am. will make clluU l
az NORFOLK with steAmlr .faYns thee
days.
GEORGE ALLEN 3 Co.. Agents.
No. liNl Main f...tL tlf
2ly lstf Company Wharf hu,t..Is.
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Train No. W connects l.Ng 20 Fl...I.
Tor Chase City t.frksN.r. HrH ...
Durham, Henderson alI NU
meets 40 Greensboro iIr
Raleigh. salem. and Winston. ar' a. I
North Carolina b. vision. Hf -H|.-.Ir.
FiNo. Hui springs HUI Hf paints ..
-orfh Carolina. fni af lutr tt. lr t.
A. b. b..
lm'n SO. H connects lNf Ar ln.r..
ior0' Tor cl|rm Winston. Nl...0. NUt.
bOr0'. agi NOuH0lI l.y. af r..sH.
AshoNIe. Nof Springs an I
Western North Carolina aI lIHf. Nfn
Charlotte. to.um .a ant Augusta i I.r
Columbia, Augusta AIttu. char. .f.N. .II'.
uah. lhOmasf .e. nt., IH.h-NntI HUN .f'f
Florida point. a.sI with Carolina lU.ifH
railroad fnr Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive at AcHnHnf
5.lia.rl and i.AI pm.
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NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
THE srH DAY OF APRIL. lese.
George Fila Terry. who sues by her noxt
friend. William Turner. ............-.. Plaintiff,
against
Thcmas \ Terry .......... Defendant
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g:p Eailp Gimra.

PU LIsHED EVERY DAWN THK YEAR
ny THE ItMkS PUBLISHING con-
rANN, OFFICE a2G EAST MAIN STnEET
RICHMOND. VA.
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PR E STON 3 EL WIN.
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. IS Governor Street.
RAILROAD
( CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ,..
- WAY COMPANY. ''''N


scHEDuLEIN FFFTcrN,rrr
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SEEING LOWER CAIFORNfA. - Va
rious stories. more or less sensational,
are i'm circulation regarding an organized
attempt by flibuslers TO invade Lower
California. set mp "a provisional govern
ment. end seek admission to the United
States one of these even represents
hat large secret organization already
exists. with its headquarters in this city,
which IS backed by millions of money,
and il liable 90 be- heard from at almost
any moment rs anneXing Lower Callior-
MIA by sudden uprising of thousands OF
men in huckram These tales must not
be taken too seriously 10 is extremely
likely. however that the recent reports
of large discoveries of gold have stimu-
lated The reckless class who are always
I'm search of riches and adventure 10 some
lawless scheme of this kind.-Aor lor'
ItmCs.
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This has not been good week for The
Able Editors. hut one of them got 300 yes
tcraav. 10 was Robert J. Porter, of the
New York Pr,~. who was appointed 81.
ncrinfcndcnt of the Census.
ON the principle that public office is
private reward. this appointment is 90 hc
commented. lihc those of many other
able editors who have mboicd for the
party and are ready now to labor for
their country-for. a suitable compcnsa-
ton -kfobunqS
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NlRGlNlA.-IN THE CIANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE jrH DAY OF APRIL. 1889
Charles Engel.....-.....-. ............ PlalnNf.
against
Adj laide Unger. formerly Adelaide Bitter.
and Camille Cnger. her husband,
o.. ............... .........-... .. Defendants.
The object OF this suit Is 20 attach the real
estate OF the defendants. standing m the name
OF Adelaide Bitter. now the wife OF camille
Unger. Co. vii: All Of that certain lOt and parcel
of land. lying and being ~ tho cry OF Rich
mOnd, Va, beginning on the south side of
west Man street. 4 distance OF bd feet from
the west side ~ Hdrfie street. thence running
we-twarily on said south side OF Main street
liz . l. feet. and running hack al right angles
within parallel line. li5 feet. and 20 subject
the same 10 the payment ~ the complainant
claim. costs. Ac. And affidavit having been
made and flei thar the defendants. are non
residents ~ he state OF Virginia. 10 l. ordered
that they appear here within fifteen days at
ter due publ atlOn OF this order. and 10 whnt
l. necessary 10 protect their interest in this
suit. A COpv-Irste.
CHARLES ". GODDlN. Clerk.
WILLIAM fLEiGNHEiHER. p. 4.
arb-SaiW
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TIRE DAILY T1NRS.
CITY DELIVERY.

Deliver q in any part Of the city 'ni Mfn
chester ~ oafocrs At az ccnts per week
Persons dcsidng the TINES delivered NJ
tlclr homes can secure 10 by postal card re-
q est on order through telephone No As'
When delivery is irregular Immediate CON
p amt should IT, made 10 the offc' The ad-
,.ss may Ice changed rs desired. II caro- be
tax 20 Ia all cases 20 mention the old and new
address
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Two Eluiitired and
Vifiy-cigllt Lots.

~ about 81 by l31 feet each. In Woodville.
which Ne next ~ John u. Davis iinh anu ai"nE
Fairfield avenue. , 49,, ,r,i,,-
I'D, Ian cnnfai inp ~ ACRES. also on Far
m, IN avenue next so Woodyllle. ana Tart Oh u
near the Nine Mile road
TERMS. one fourth Pc eh. ana the residue on
,hr.. oqual credits oi ri -. twelve. hhh ciEh
80, mouths thr uurchH-sr Ot purchasers tn
..it.e their negotiable notes Tor the ''l'it''i
natm,nts of the pufchfc- money. WIN Hta
interest aided from day ni -ile "iN me- W.
f0 Dc. retained until All ui th' rni'"a'' i'l'iita
Ils been paid aud conveyance Ordered p5 the
'' Thc above mentioned REAL ESTATE Pin
boz offered for sale hy pnh.ic auction on th'
premises. commencing WIN the id'i men
0ncd. squarc No. J. Nc on
WEDNESDAY. ArRL i. Esp
AZ Il O'Clock ~. and 10 from any cause The
.alrs bc nor completed ON that Jay. notice OF
fIfflcr sales Of the property VIII then hc
.,i,cn. And IL all the property te not ih on
that day or amy peers % desiring 10 Puicua7'
s.if rronerts privately before that day. com
mnn.cation may bee he'd with the commits
si0nors or auctioneers in the ciiyoi Richmond
MEADE HAeKGNS,
PHILIP T. PIRCELL.
Special Commissioners
r. y. CnArTiN n Co.. Auctloncers.
&. on. Cow4Rnrv. WHO SUES. &c. PLAIN
rfrF. AGAINST UuOLrY. TRUSTEE. AND Az.
DgrFNp.Nr- Is THE CnANCEhN CONN or
THE CITY OF hfCHMONn.
Charles ". Goolin. clerk OF the said court
certify that the bond required of the sp'cla,
comm s.ioners hy the decree in said cause oi
Noycruber 3. Iss. has been duly given.
Given unocr my hand this 18th day OF No
vemhcr. ls'o. g.. ,,,.,.rt.r
apll-td CHARLES W. hObDi''
POSTPONED on account Of weather until
Tuesday. APRIL 2lrd. lss9 az simc hourl
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE
RICHMOND 3 DANyiLLR RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST h0rrf r.
IhL cUi Ii.
PULLMAN sLEFFEH- ON All .I...
TRAINS
scHfDuLElN EFFECr AIlUI..
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Is tuANCERN.
The object OF this suit Is Co obtain a divorce
for George Ella Terry from the bonds az mat
rimony with Thomas =. Terry. and to compel
fhc -nld Thomas $. Terry 10 pay 10 his wife.
George Ella Terry. such aiimOny as the court
may think proper. and also 10 pay 20 the attOi
neg OF the SAID George Ella Terry "A proper fee
for his services rendered and 10 Doe rendered
her BOO This suit. And affidavit having been
made and nle0 that the defendant Is ID non
resident of the State OF Virginia. IL Is ordered
that hc appear here within fifteen days after
due publication OF tni- order and DO what Is
necessary tO protect his Interests 10 this suit.
A copy le~te:
CHARLES ". GODDfN. Clerk.
W W CO-BY.JR.p.Q. aplO. WV
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
SPRIcHILy COMMENTS
Upon CURRENT TOPICS.
wsshington'- Ride To Ph'l'deiph'' '"-
ing Lower California snb-'dNe
stcamships-The Controller 81 Currency.
AdNic. to Mr.. Reid.

AdVic. to Mr.. Reid.
To SrB-InrzE STEAMSHIPS - MT
Hughes. in bis lecture. wants Congress
TO subsidize steamships 20 run regularly
TO the ports of the States south OF us hy
guaranteeing 10 the owners of the YES
sells ten per cent. on their capital for ten
wears. lie wants Congress To charter a
oanK with capital sufficient 10 h.ye
agencies in all the principal cities IN
entral and South America and he
suggests cariial Of ten million dollars
on which Congress shall guarantee
three. four. or even FIVE per cent. lie
wants capable men appointed as minis
ters and consuls 10 those States. lie
wants reciprocity treaties negotiated
with all those countries.
Finally. and here he is entirely sensl-
bic. be wants the law repealed which
now prohibits by heavy and stupid eN-
action the storage In bond of goods IN
our ports for longer than year.-N. }.
Utroad
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THE CONTHOLLfR ID THE CURRENCY.
The President has appointed Nh J. 3
Lacey. of Charlotte, Mich, 90 be Con
troller of the Currency. 80 far as can
now De Judged. 10 is "a fairly good choice.
Mr. Lacey is president of the First Ma
tional Bank of his town has been prac-
teal banker for some twenty-five years,
and his appointment Is said 90
have been asked for hy large
number of the bankers and bust
mes. men of his Stale POliteaily-ior
unfortunately this office. which of all
others should have nothing 90 do With
politics, u.s. nevertheless, given ont with
reference 10 partisan con-ideraiiOns-thc
appointment is charged tocN-Goycrnor
Alcer. of Michigan. and whatever ad-
vantage 10 can give ion the manipulation
of the Republican party of tine State VIII
20 90 him. TIE ContrOllcrship of the
Currency Is not so important an Office az
il once was Mr. l0rt ImN.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

~ Reading notices In reading matter type
u cents per line N0npareil, loaded. u cents
per line.
Wants. marriage md death notices. not
exceeding eight lines. p cents each insertion
Special contract rates furnished on ap.
pication.
Auction sales. Legal Notices and Amuse-
m.nt Advertisements 81 per inch each In
sortfon.
Rejected COMMUNICATIONS viii not DO re
turned.
Entered AZ the Richmond (Va) postoihoe ~
= .eOnd class matter.
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h ONLi ALl-RAILLINETONOHF0 K


LEAvz ARRlve.
Richmond. 800 am. Norfolk. l1 %
Richmond. s6NIpm. hortOik. $3.50 atl
Norfolk. I'D anD. Richmond. ~ AT
Norfolk, s5fU pm. Richmond 4 pfr
Thege trains also make close v.a.,.f'ln.
for fRrmylhe. Lyucn5urr and south
western points and al statlOul ON tie NDrio1
and Western railroad.
r.. ". SULlT.
superintendent.
r. q. ID. MYTHS,
General SHrprIrfttGfm
TN. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. Tmrc Manager. i9p
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MEADE HAsKGNS,
PHILIP T. PURCELL.
Special Commissioners.
r. b. CnArfiN n Co. AuCtl0ncers.

POSTPONED on account Of weather until
TUESDAY. APRIL Ord. lssa. al simc hourl
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NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RIChaOSD.
THF 21rH DAY or MARCH. lsss;
Elizabeth d. sheppard ...... 600. ...... Plaintln.
AGAINST
William y. sheppard. John NJ Sheppard,
Sterling & Sheppard, II. &. Wood and >allo
Wood. his wife, and liliam W. Crump,
trustee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......... Defendants.
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CHAS. W. GODDlN. Clerk
CRY a. GILLIAN. STAPLES a MraFORp. .. %.

NIRGINIA-IN TIL CnANCtRY
COURT or THE CITY OF RlCHMON ID,
THE ,TH DAY OF APRIL. 1852
Caroline flhlhiiu'
Against
Charles Hartman, on the unknown heirs OF
faii Charles Hartman. should Dee Dee dead.
George HHrh. sometimes called Judge lidch.
Caroline liach. his wife. Frederick Hach ami
Philip HHCh. ...+. ...-.+--.... bcltuuanl.
IS CHkNCERY.
Tho object OF this suit is t0 clear zap The title
certain lOt boz tue city OF Richmond. front .
n0 thirty one feet ON the east side ut ian
rnr. street commencing enc hundred ami
eight. whine feet from the north line OF Clay
street. running back between parallel lines
one hundred and sixty feet. and 90 Obtain "a
conveyance from M court % tine pluniiu. Ct
any interest which said Charles Hartman on
h.s heirs may have boo -ld property. and estao-
lish the title thereto boo the pmlntlu. Add az
fdaylf having been made and filed thdf AT OF
fhc above defendants are non rc-iu -nts ana
that the heirs 40 law of Charles Hartman N
Doe boz dead. are unknown. 10 i- ordered that
they appear here within fifteen days after due
publication Of This order and do what Is neccs
sary CO. protect their interest IN this suit.
IpsfD.
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NIRGlNIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURrOF 1HEClTY OF RICHMOND,
ApRlLGTH. lo-g.
james NJ. thompson ........ Plaintiff
against
Solomon ". Hess solomon y. Hess. jacob r.
Hess and Meyer Hess. partners in trlc un-
den the nrm lud style 90 y. Hess a Brother
... ................. ........... .. Defendants.
ia Case and upon anattachmcnf returned exc
cutel.
The object of This suit Is 20 recover against
the defendants <.u. and to attach the estate of
the said defendants in the city OF Richmond,
and subject the same 10 the payment of the
plHIntin, claim
And affidavit having been made and filed
that tO the best OF the atlantis belief tho said
defendant. are r0f residents OF this state. 10 is
ordered thar they appear here within niteeu
days after due publication hereof. and 90
what is necessary 20 protect their interests ln
this suit.
A Copy -Ic-te.
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
SANDS a BRYAs, p. q.
HU f- lulW
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RAILROAD


"A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PET1ksDrR6 RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE
CONNIE iclng SUNDAY April 18th. iSa.
500 pm, trains VI. tuis tDau Ma l.n ~ 20.
lJws.
TRAINS sOUTHwARD
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II IHANIENf1
The object OF tins suit 4. 90 have construed
by the Court certain deed of settlement. eK-
ecutad in the month OF February, lSi2. by
sterling j. Gump 10 v illiam W. trump. tIu--
tee for Elizabeth ID. Sheppard. aud 90 procure
a sale under the order of the Court of the real
estate described in fhe said deed, being thirty
six feet. fronting on the west side OF seventh
city az Rlchmord. with the brick dwelling
thereon numbered hy street number 81 north
seventh street. and proper deposition of rhe
pufe hasc money. And affidavit having been
made and filed that William \. Sheppard. John
NJ Sheppard. Sterling e.. Sheppard. n. e..
Wood ana ~alhc Wood. bis wife. are nOu-res.-
dents of the State OF Virginia IL il ordered
thai they DO appear here within fifteen days
after due publication of this order and DO
what H. necessary rO protect their Interests lu
this suit tHAS. ". GODDlN. Clerk.
\ cOpy-lcste.
" " a II 4 GkTsP d. ID. mh1s ThtW
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> a medicine n GENUINE MERIT we place
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ADVICE TO MH RED-Ihe Word, IN
noticing the warning remarks of the
Trilunl against oyerwork says that
"the endcay0r of q conscientious and
honorablv ambitious man like Mr. Reid
90 DO well his duty and 10 win disiinc-
ton in an untried field of effort, will
bring "a constant temptation TO over
work
"Think of the formal dinners That he
must give or attend, with their compli-
Gated and seductive menus Even the
iron constitution of the shoyel-maker
Ames has been impaired by two years
and half of simple bcaning and cold
watering as Governor of Massachusetts.
Chaunccy Depew, il is well known, is
about the only persistent diner-out 10
New York, who has the moral courage
10 pick his way through the fcasts with
out doing violence TO his digestive appa-
ratus. Dinners are an integral part OF
diplomacy Let Mr.. Reid beware
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As "a whole. with very few eXcep-
tions. they have not distinguished them
selves during their country peril, as
sisted i'm her law-making, added to her
literature or contributed 10 her inven-
tions. The most that can be- said of the
dear Four Hundred is That they have re-
tired into The inner peniralia of their in-
Hated souls. and there with profound
travail evolved new figures for the ger
man. Moo lork STIR.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-30

Everybody admits we carry the
Largest stock in the territory in
our line, consequently we defy
competition in quality and In
prices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-30
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


Before the board OF examiners Of coun-
ty school teachers there were twenty-six
applicants, seventeen Of which passed
very creditable examinations. To be
successful an average of 80 per cent was
required. Two grades OF certificates are
allowed. The candidates for second
grade are required to pass satisfactory
examination in photography, reading
English or spanish), writing, compost
ton, arithmetic, descriptive geography
and U. s. history, while the candidates
for the first grade, in addition to these
branches, are required to pass a satisfac-
tory examination in English or Spanish
grammar, physical geography and U. s.
constitution. The superintendent wishes
it understood among school boards that
he will not Countenance the appointment
of any teacher who has not passed an
examination and secured certificate
from him as the law require The fol-
lowing are the names OF the successful
candidates who passed satisfactory ex-
animation, with their grade and average.
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OPPOSED TO TT.
The Catholic Clergy Criticise the State
Movement from the Pulpit.

In the course Of their sermons yester-
day the clergymen at the cathedral and
at San Miguel chapel took occasion to
refer to the move now so auspiciously
begun, looking to the admission Of New
Mexico as a state. No reference was
made to it at Guadalupe church. At the
cathedral Rev. P. Eguillon, vicar general,
spoke OF the constitution just framed and
referred to it as very ingeniously worded
so constructed as to con-
ceal its real effect upon those
citizens who believe in the Catholic relig-
ion, and he took especial exceptions to
the common school clause of the constitu-
ton. He called upon the people not to
be deceived; not to support state consti-
tuition that provided for non.sectarian
and he urged that when the time
came the members Of bis congregation
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. A. NJ. Grunsfeld left for the east
last night.
Mr.. A. Staab left for business trip
south last night.
Assessor Yrissarri returned from Albu-
querque last night.
G. G. Cans, live stock inspector at
Ration, is in the city.
Hon. T. 3. Catron left last night to at
tend court at Las Cruces.
Mrs. w. L. Jones has gone on visit
to friends at St. Paul, St. Louis and
Chicago. e-..
N. Goldsworthy, Of Wichita, Kas.,
has taken clerkship in the Santa Fe
Southern ticket Office.
At the Exchange: H. H. Russell and
wife, Colorado; Joseph Telford, Cerrillos;
R. R. Elder, Lamy ;C. Coleman, Golden !;
A. NJ. Anderson, Cerrillos; F. A. swyer,
Trinidad; j. c. Curry, Arkansas City,
Kas. T. Love, Fremont, Neb.; Dick
Strong, L. Chavez, J. r. Strong, Cimar-
ron L: Greenwood, Cerrillos.