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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-10

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC kAILROA Schedule
commencing APRIL g lbo3 easiefu
standard time;
3 an. leaves characterization daily; stop,
only ~ Ashland Junction. Milford
and Fredericksburg Sleeper e.
Washington and New YORK.
ll.Ol am. leaves Byrd street. -faUn. daily. -
eept sunday. sleeper to Washington
q N. leaves byrl-stirrL slauNr 4hll
deeper D. Now York.
81 An. arrives az hyrdsffcot station cab
sleeper from New YORK
sgl pm. arrives 81 gyrd-suee. station dailg
stops az 1etgict~tup Milford
Junction and Ashla sleeper iruo'
Mnshif gtcn am New i0la.
AS pm. arrives ., iiYra s,reei 4,-'.on daily
except sunday Sleeper from wash
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EKcePr SUNDAYS.
400 pm. accommodation. leaves Byrd stree'
station: arrives ~ Ashland AL 5 pnl.
s.oi PM. leaves Eiba adlges a. Ashland A.
SAP PA.
s:is am. accommodation, arrives at BYRD
street citation; leaves Ashlan It 80
5ag pro. arrives A. Rloa leaves Ashland s.
C.G.TBYLoR. General Tieset . gent.
2. Il D. MIs.la. q eral q 2.I..2teldelt: --
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
y ROAD
wO DAILY TRAINS 10 NOhfOik.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To IfNCHbCkG
sCEkDULEtN tIttsct lECaNBkH3J IS. lasr
LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 4. ". Daily, ola lmOui aud Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg IW
a. 81. daily, a0ye Norfolk lie
psi
90 A. ~ Daily. rio Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive 40 fetfrsalTf iu. &
"A. 81. ~. leave. Petersburg 100
A. VI i0r faruYiIr, Lynchburs
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. and ali
points South and West. THROUGH
COAtH TO HADfOHD.
800 r. ~. Daily, ttQ Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrives at eiorsu9g al
o5J T.. NJ. leaves Petersburg i.i0 =
D., daily arriving Norfolk $50 T.
81. THROUGH CAR TO NOR
FOLK.
800 p. ". Daily. ga Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, arriving 40 Petersburg ai
BJy Z. N~Nonneoting with Train No
:, leaving Petersburg a. $50 r. a
for fauntiIlo. iruchhurr kOHnuse.
PocahOntls. Bristol, Knoxville Chat
muooga, and all points south and
PU LYMAN SLEEPING CAR AcCOaAonA
TONS.
No. Sleeping car Petersburg 20 Bristo
without change, leaving Petersburg daily hf
40 +. 81. altman sleeper LyuohDuig q
Memphis, Without change.
SOB Pullman sleeper Lynchbufg 20 New
Orleans and Roanoke 90 Chat an0. ~, without
Tickets. bagpaeo checks. and ail Information
can be ObfaInod 40 Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot. A. ". oarDCrs, utu Nal
street and at the Company oifco s0i basi
w.B. REyiLL.
General Passenger gent
CHARLES O. EDDY, Vice ffcrdont
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ADVERTISING RATES.

So Reading notices IN reading matter type
cents pr lile. y nparil. loaded. u GEMS
iiue.
~ Wants. marriage and death notices, not
ecdlng eight lines % cents each insertion.
Special contract rates furnished on ap
piication.
Auction Sales. legal Notices and Amuse-
rpont Advertisements 81 per inch each In
sertlon.
r tocted communications VII not be re
turned.
Entered rs the Richmond va pOst0flce a.
erund class matter.
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TnE charming Rhea, who Is playing in
Washington. is extolled particularly for
her beautiful pronunciation of the word
love which Is one OF the most i'm.
portant and telling in all the vocabulary
OF dramatic art. Some actresses with
foreign accents pronounce 1t with an
imaginary letter Z SO that the audience Is
treated to something like this Ven l
loaf it ees with all my art sc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-10

TAMMANY HALL has now been in pos.
session of most OF the important offices
O. New York city for more than three
months. At the last election its repre-
senlatiyes were chosen TO I'LL the offices
OF mayor. sheriff, and county clerk
Three of them were elected coroners,
making the board Of coroners = perfect
Tammany body, Tammanyite Coroner
MESSENGER having held over Fifteen
were elected Aldermen, being a majority
of four in The board.
TnE Chicaeoese are astounded al a de-
cision Of the supreme Court of Illinois
that affects the recent election, wherein,
it seems, that the city hal made n seIi-
ous mistake about tho legal boundaries
OF two of the voting districts, part Of
which lay in the city and part outside
The limits Thus the smart Republican
machine has an excuse for trying TO
'hol over, in spite of the stunning de-
feat the party suffered.
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the JOHN RYAN CO.,
TYPE FOUNDERS,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
AIRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.

From Rev. c. J. Gibson. ID. d.. minister OF
EPISCOPAL Church, Petersburg. Va: Il ave
used Mrs. joe Persons Remedy In my own
family, and II gives me pleasure 10 say IL has
proved u valuable tonic and purifier OF the
blood. ard II thoroughly tested, think Will
remove many tutaneous disorders.
"ChUKCHILL J. GIBSON
fef1st1g, a., January 10. ISIS.
For sale by l.. r. ROuTT, Druggist, III east
NUN street All
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VIRGINIA IN THE CHANCERY
COT RI OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
THE eIH DAY OF APRIL. lssg
caroline foX......... ................. Plaintiff
Against
Charles Hartman, OF The unknown heirs or
said Charles Hartman. should he ue dead,
George Hach, soustimc- called Judge Hach.
Caroline hsch, his wife, Frederick HAch and
Philip hach. ........ ............ Defendant.
~ CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit ID 10 clear up the title
70 4 certain lot In the city of Richmond. front
ing thirty Ons feet on the east side pf Han
cock street commencing one hundred aud
eighty mine feet nom tne north line or Clay
street, running back between parallel lines
one hundr and sixty teet. and 10 obtain a
conveyance from tn court t. the plaintiff, &
any interest which sad Charles Hartman or
his heir may have IN said property, and estaD-
lish the title thereto IA the plaintiff. Add al
hdayit having been made and died that nil Of
TIE above defendants are non residents ard
that the heirs al law OF Charles Hertm n. II
he be dead, are unknown, IL + ordered that
they appear here with fifteen days after due
publ alton or this lrier ANA de- what l. neces-
sary 10 protect their Interest 10 this suit.
Ieste.
CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk
W. '" Y Is. 4. ChtAP, p.q aplD WV
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NIRGINlA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY or RICbhOYD
THE gsrH DAY OF MARCH. l.sB;
Elizabeth u. sheppard 1000. .... ...... Plaintiff
against
William \. sheppard. John st. Sheppard.
Sterling sheppard, II. q. Wood and saline
Wool. his 1ifo. and William " lrump.
trustee. ........-......... ......... Defendants
~ CHANCERY
The object ~ THIS salt q 10 have construed
boy tho Court certain deed OF settlement. eN-
ocuted in the month of February lslg. by
sterling J. Crump ~ William ". trump. rru-
tee iof EAIibctH u. Sheppard md tO procure
a sale under the orders VI Ihc touitof the real
estate described 10 the said deed, ueinI thlfty-
six ieet tr0nfin. on the west side OF Seventh
street.. between Clay and Lellh streets in thu
ciiy ~ hiehmund Win rhr brick dwelling
thereon, numbered 10y street uumber5 GA north
yenih street. aut proper deposition OF tie
purchase money. And aililalit having been
made and filed that y illIsm y sheppard. John
NJ Sheppard. rter-ng q. sheppard. G.
WOOD and -allie wood, his wife, are nOn-re.i-
dents or thu State Of Virginia. 10 is ordered
that they do appear here within fifteen days
after duo publication OF thl- order, and DO
what Is necessary 10 protect their Interests IN
this suit. CHAS " SODDlN, Clerk.
A copy Teste
". W. * u. Z. CRUNP, p. i. NH 3s-Thtw
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
+ ANCAGTKR & LuCKE
BANKERS AND Bk0E ERA
g2l Main Street

Securities OF all kinds dealt In and
ought and sold on commission.
no 1917
no. =. BRANCH. fNtp' ~ wv
THOMAS BRANCH & co, BANt
RRs ! Nd COMNf sSIOS MERCHANT
BONDS, STOChS. and SEry hltlE
BOUGHT AND SOLD IN this and all 10
Northern markets.
We nayes private telegraph wire from or
)fnce 10 all The Northern exchanges. and csi
.Xeou.e orders for ACTIVE StDchs withiI
few minutes OF their receipt al our Office.
We get quotations every oDar- o. NJ an rcrr
witch are open TOR the insp- elton OF on
ustOmCrs.
Earliest information on the subject OF ltail
Dad and Corporation Securities and etsr
'Cnds. - -
20 eft IHOhAS BRhNth ".
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TkAINs N0RTRWARo.
daily. fDaily tercelt cunaeyi
STOPPING pLACEa

STOPPING PLACES
Nos. II. and p mako no stops. ~. u
stops only on signal at Chester. No. p
stops on signal Ht Ccnfraiit. no. ls stops
only on sienai AZ Chester Centulh ara
Manchester. so. 66 stops ON signa - ail
regular stations. ana also atiemplee b. d
Port WaIthall. Nos ~. a.. g, 50 ard a.
will stop AZ AL stations Tor passenger
PULLMAN CAR SBRVICE.
On Trains Nos. "A and q siecp'ng-csrs Re
tween New York aud Tampa. ia. via aaoA
1onyillol. On Irails hOs. ID enu 81 fleepirf
cars between WnshinstOn an0 Charicsfff
md between Washington and Jacksonville. d.
train No. rs eicsulug-Csrs between New
York and Jacksonville. On Trains Nos. % ans
y .sieopng-car between New YORK hna
IhomasYllle, Ga,
THIS ONLY ALI~RAlLLINB TO HOhfOl
LEAVE ARRtva,
Richmond. $50 am. Norfolk. lis Qn
Richmond, 'oNopm. Norfolk. 800 rp
Norfolk. '5Al am. Richmond. iiDl sir
Norfolk. Tbav pm. kicnms ~ i. - pa
These trains also make close eonneCtJu
Tor Farmville. Lyuonnurg. snd eoltt
wcstqrn points and All stations the sonuA
RM. sUaLY
ppEuiUu1elf.
+. o. =. Ny tks,
General -Nfernlt lQtnt
I. ". EMERSON. General Passenger hgcri
eQL Haas, krenc Nlnsgef taf
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YORM RIVER GINE


Daily exccpi sunday
The Fag0rito Route ~ Baitm0i
The steamers of tEIs NHH as models NJ
beauty. elegance. and comfort.
fLcaFe RchuQri
f3su and %. 40 p.m.
AlrlFg BALTIMORE fLtAfe baltimore
-.I|l Odd.
Arrive Richmond fVrl ana flOlVa.m.
faIe Mtnmund ~ Balmsn fII,f Class.
g. second class, $40,
The York River Line affords slrD.Nr tt
yantasea f0 business men il enabling lNn l
leave MsImond near tho close .f fhn ftf
transactions. and arrive ai h1.f4.i. H.rr
next morning, after having eng Dyed Is 'n .i.
tui nignt'a rect. free from the dust tuH lu... ~
rallwry ugg2-
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATE
Lave Richmond ga ST. dopou, 2, Naa.
Arrive Richmond, " 81 n ln
'Daiiy fDahy except Sunday.
Depot sud tlakDt Office II.l NJ 10y"
sfreei u - town Office, corner Itn. % all tail
stree ~.
rEYr0N tANDOLPB. JAS. f.lAYl0H
Gene. Al Manager, Ger. q Hr isHat
SOL. HAAS. JOS .. POTTS.
Traffic h-lsEe-. DIV. fHss'r a sons
nos u. % VA
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There is a most remarkable approach
TO the unanimity in the Senate AS TO the
fitness of Mr. Thompson, ex-Asssisiant
Secretary OF the Treasury, for the Demo
cratic place in the Civil service Com
mission. and there is no doubt OF the ex-
IRENE need of AN early appointment
our Washington dispatches state that
nfty-iiye Ol the seyeniy-siX Senators
have Endorsed Mr Thompson, and a con-
siderable number of representatives as
well-N J. Im@
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Is OuAAcffY.
The object OF This suit is to obtain divorce
f0I George Liis le,ty from the boa b., ot mat
f'mony with Thomas $. Terry. and a. compel
'hc said Thomas =. Terry f0 pay tu his 80 o..
George Ella ferry. such aimony as the court
may think proper. auduIsO 60 pay to the aftDr
ucy az the -nd George Ella ferry "a proper fee
f0r hi4 services rendered and 10 Doe rendered
her in this suit. And AFFIDAVIT having been
made and fle0 that the defendant is % n1n
resident of tine State 0l Virginia. ~ T. 0fler0d
TINT he appear moro within fftecn days IS er
due publication or Z is order anld0Wnat liz
necessary g. protect bis interest. 800 this suit
A COPY Ie-te.
CHARLES IS. GODDIN riork.
W. w Cosby. JR..p.Q iplnWiw
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sCHEDULETg EFFEcTWABlHa-n
i~-H
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THE DAILY TINES.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered In sny part of the city and Man
chester 10y carriers at ~ cents per week
Persons desiring the riNEs delivered ~
tcir homes can secure 10 10y postal card re-
gcst or onlor through telephone No. $40
when deliver, lrrcs1.sr immediate com
LIANT should he made 10 the Office. The al
dress fasN %" chanyd rs desired. n car" b.
tyken in ali case. e. mention the old and new
address.
ny NAIL POSTAGE PREPAID.
Dali)-t year ttts+tt. .fssssffssts ~o'"V
Ennfns. t..s...sssssts'.sfs's So"
months .sssft.s.s. .st.''.-'s. i'-p
! murth....,...st,....s. .s.s's.' O.. y"
Weckly-i year .........,.....+.. .s...... isV'
months .aftssf..s po
months. ..t....... . %
Remittances should be made by drafts,
checks. postonice orders or registered letter
PAYABLE to
Tlass PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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PR ESTON b II L v / N,
FINE ARI II ICNII = IL II
No. IS Governor street.


CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY CONpANY
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XIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT or TIRE CITY or RICH
MOND. THE 5rn DAY OF APRIL. lsss
Charles EuTol............ ............. Plaintiff
against
Adj laide Unger formerly Adelaide BitzoT
and Camille Jugsr, nor Ausband,
...,.....,..... ............. .t Defendants.
The cbieat OF THIS suit is ~ attach the real
estate Of fhe defendants. standing In tho name
VI Adelaide iitzrr. now The vile 90 Camille
bngeF, fo. Sf. Aii IS that certain lot and parcel
OF land, lying and being iu the CRY of Rich
moud. Va. beginning on the south side OF
vast Main street, 4 distance OF b1 feet from
tho west side ~ lieryie street; thence rluuIuE
wrstwafdly OH -aii south site ot Main street
lO2 " feet and running back at right angles
within parallel lines iij lcef, AMI a. subject
the same 90 the payment 90 the cOmplalnant'-
claim, costs. Sc. And affidavit having been
made and hlod that the defendants are non
residents a. the state OF Virginia. IL Is ordered
that they appear here within fifteen q ST. A.
ter due publ afiOn Of this order. and d0 what
r. necessary 10 protect thsLI Interest 90 thu
suit. \ tOuv-Ieste.
CHARLES " SODDIN. Clerk
WILLIAM fLssavHzrdct. =. q
sfu-raiw
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N1RGINfA.-IN THE CuANCERY
' COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND,
THE SIN DAY of APRIL. 1859.
George Fila Terry. who Sues Dog Der next
friend. William Tn ncr .............-..fa Plaintiff
against
Thomas $ Tory. ...........D.~De.endant.
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mote Nos. / and uIn daily bstwref
Richmond and clifton Forge. anl daily except
sunday between Balcony Fails aud iesdag
ton.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
i55 pm MAJ l. daily
9l5 All. -AClONMOD ALTON daily (.roat
sunday.
CONNECT fOns
At Clifton Forge nlln lntss pcake ara ~
railway tor the SOUTH, Wet ana North ~ est.
At LynclDurg With Norfolk ald Nrs.er
railroad Tor AL points south. Southeast. GO
southwest, and Virginia Midland Tai. a4y II
81 points North and South
At Richmond win aaeocAirt Railways n
81 points IN tue south. aal hcfmnla. lrcd.
ick10ufg an4 Potomac ilii.laH l.- tnt fllti
At Lexington Will Ealuu4ol. a-a o. .'u Ia.
road, making close come. .Dls sI hntts
Forty q aud from iltisulf. and 1o Hcs
also - Point3 No~th ana Eas..
sLEEllNG-CAh LihiNRC kn o. n ~
PHls, NEW ORLEANS, ana LITTLE hlrl
Trans marked daily except sunday, -Daiy
Tickets said ~ Ell points. Offices. VI
kist Asln treot. llOo Main strctAst
Richmond an Allegheny depot. E.gal4 -
Canal streeta.
JOHN r. HACNU.yO.
Ide5 6ell Paa-eng- - .cu
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE

DIEDMONT AIRLINE
RICHMOND & DANYlLLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
llih .DA Lti
PULLNhN sLRFPERs ON ALL NluHr
TRAINS
SCHEDULE ~ EEELCI FfHf. Il
Tnn Inm
$50 ESQ.,.
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GBf Eailp Gintfa.

BS THIS TiNfS fp9LieHiNe CON.
PA OFFICE SO Hast MAIN STREET
kACdMCNu. VA.
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FiGCREs FOR PROHBlTIoN-The to-
tai annual consumption OF spirits, do
nestle and imported. in the United
States Is about IS. 100000 gallons. with a
constantly lcsscning tendency. From
this must be deducted I'D per cent for
spirits nsed i'm manufactures The total
annual consumption OF malt liquors Is
about 6OO,oOO.OO0 gallons and of wines
foreign and domestic less than
q. 100000 gallons At wholesale
prices the cost of This liquor is NO; above
$4,000 600 But hy iisingcneously es-
timatine its cost at five and ten cents
dunk, the total may Dc swollen 90 500
600, 900, or thereabouis and 10 is assumed
that the people of Pennsylvania drink
considerably more Than their share The
calculation is largely fanyiul, and TIE
assumption in regard 10 the people OF
Pennsylvania sgraluitous. -PhiAde'piia
Record
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RAILROADS.


~ n sfx&>& ss<@H
q TLANTIC COAST line
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME rA3jS.
Commencing MONDAY. April sih, ~, .
TOO pin. trains on tina fchu VIII Ia" As i''
Ovs.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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Mr.. CARNE0U- ADDRESS In Mir
Csrnecie's address. delivered before tho
Legislature last evening. BE- answers The
suggestion made by the Times That his
employees are not substantial shafers OF
profits Of his large manufacturing opera
tions. The answer is plausible on the
surface. bug misleading and disappoint-
Ing ~ TO practical results
IL il only about Two years since the
steel manufacturers, of whom Mr Car
negie is one OF The largest, decided 20
form a combine and put up The price
Of rails to the outside dollar that
could be extorted from American
consumers without inviting foreign i'm
portation. The mills were punched IN q
trust, a fixed percentage of reduction
in output was made, and the price OF
steel rails WAS advanced from
about 500 to so per ton
but we can't recall any suggestion from
Mr. Carnegie, or any of the others in the
combine, about advancing the wages of
labor or Of sharing the immense profits
capital had ar itrariiy stipulated for H.
self.-Ph,ladelQlia Tines.
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NIRGINIA-IN TIE CHANCERY
' COURT CO.. THECITY OF RICHMOND.
THE 20rH DAY OF MARCH los9.
Wythe l.. Robinson .................... Plaintiff
against
Lima Robinson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Defendant.
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The object of this suit d, f0 obtain ZOO ah50-
lutte dIFotlu from thc bonds Oi mdfumDuy
Aud affidavit hHt ing been made and nIe.i chat
tine wi cTtahohfs Of th. said Linn Hoblus1n b.
unknown. and that due diligence bias beon
u-ed tQ discover her place VI rc- dence ~ t
ordered that she lnpr4r here within hfte0n
days after duo publication 0f this 0uier. and
DO what Is Necessary % project her interests
in mi. SUIT.
Copy -Teato.
CHARLES ". GODDTN. Clerk
GILES B JACKSON, Pa apl1 W4W
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STANLEY As AN ADVENTURE The
Constitution saws OF Stanley that "he
had Dugald Dalgeity's peculiar views OF
military life, aud WAS not long in put
ting then into execution One flag was
the same as another in his eyes As he
was In the Confederacy h. found il con-
yenient 10 wear the gray As might
have been expected he wore il until he
was tired of il, aud 40 longer The
principles Of stake did not bother him.
and II never occurred to him that he was
in honor bound to fight 1t under The stars
and bars.
Adventure was what he wsnted-n0th-
Ing more So when the novelty Of the
Confederate service wore or, he threw
aside his gray uniform, and put on the
blue. Ii did not strike him that in be.
coming deserter he had dsgraced him
self lie saw II in the light of change,
promising new and stirring adventures.
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. meala.ae y eENUINe NeRtr We plaee
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CURRENT TOPICS
WE'LL COMMENTED rPON

Progress Of Baiiot ReforIn-hinister Y"
Uayti-.e separate southern foi'y-N
blrTsampIe-figures for irohibi-
tion-nther Current Tories OF Interest
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BOOTS. SHOES. ETC.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21
He Had a Family.

In making final proof before the
United States land office, Judge Gui'
chard, of Walla Walla, usually asks;
Have you a family?" Most of them
answer in the affirmative, but the
other day he got hold of a man who
had the biggest family on record
"Have you a family?" said the Judge
as he pulled down his vest. eyes, sir
said the man somewhat confused,
"What does it consist of" continued
Mr.. Guichard. "Well," said the man,
looking up toward the ceiling,so as
to refresh his mind and give a true
account, "a wife and twelve children,
two married, a hired man, a gang
pillow, a seeder, a Balm wagon, and
a span Of mules" "That'senough,'
said the Judge, with a smile, and the
settler got his final papers without
any further trouble. From the
Portland Oregonian.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21
Where Nickel Comes From.

In the Cooper Cliff Mine near Sud-
bury, Canada, it is said, more nickel
is being produced than the entire
market of the world calls for at current
prices. A little branch railway off the
main line of the Canadian Pacific
Railway, four miles in length, leads
out to the crag of the mine, which
opens into the face OF a crag of the
brown, oxidized L%aurentian rock,
characteristics of this region. The
miners are now at work at a depth of
about 800 feet below the surface. AS
fast as the nickel and copper-bearing
rocks Is hoisted out it is broken up
and piled upon long beds or ricks of
pine wood, to be c~alcined, or'roasted,
for the purpose of driving out the sui
phur which it contains. The roasting
process is of the nature of lime kilning
or charcoal burning. Each great bed
of ore requires from one to two months
to roast. When roasted, the rock goes
to the principal smelter, powerful
blast furnace, 'jacketed"-in mining
phrase-witb running water, to en-
able it to sustain the great heat requi-
site to reduce the crude, obdurate
mineral to fluidity.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21
Looking for Bedroom.

"a sleeping car conductor sees
some of the most ludicrous as we'll as
pathetic sights TO be found any
where" said a Pullman official who
had risen from the ranks. I remem-
Der when I ran from New York to
Chicago, and i'll get blue I conjure
up the funny incidents of my K
periences on tho road. The newly
married couple with their ludicrous
endearments-T mean ludicrous to
the general observer-are, of course,
a scource of fun to many of the pas
sengers, but, being a married man
myself, of course, l have warm spot
for Others who are entering that
happy condition.
"My funniest experience was on
the Pennsy, when l was running the
drought line long before the limited
was thought of. A middle aged
woman, accompanied by a boy,
boarded the train at Harrisburg,
and, unlucky for them, they both
toAN uppCA OcI III CucChS.
Neither had ever been in a
sleeper before, and when night came
on the woman began a diligent search
on the car. The porter asked her if
she had lost anything and she gave
him a negative answer. He at last
became frightened and came to me,
thinking her crazy. When / asked
her what the matter was she said,
Nothing, / nm looking for the bed
ROOM l told her there was no regu.
lar bedroom, but would have their
berths made up. She watched the
porter intently, and when finished
told her they were ready. Are those
them? she said; why, do you think
sleep on a shelf? Those things are
not beds; why, I can't undress,
Young man, you are a swindler to
ask me to pay for the privilege OF
sleeping on the upper shelf in that
cupboard.' Many of the passengers
were convulsed with laughter, and
finally d young man who had a lower
berth exchanged it for the upper one.
81 afterward carried that woman q
number of times, but she tried to
avoid me if possible, "-Pittsburg
Dispatch.