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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

and asked Mr., Matthewson
consideration, to 90 aroma w 1
him, md show him some 1llA
choieer farms that were gor = ~
the neighborhood. @s .
Mr.. Matthewson eonsentea
when the two had fairly stav,. aaa
ON their mission the conssd'sos ~
sharper appeared, inthe aeenste.,
guise of IL glib tongned youn@ s'l
with a big pile OF greenbael a .s.'os
new trick played with three wv WIN 4
that was all the rage nmon,, ss "
York betting men. The swinds Az
successfully played up 10 M n' W.
that MIR. Mattilewson won ~ s., NV Z
the glib young rnnn'smoney. mn, 4
fore it was pnid over 10 him NJ ,s, y,
show up a like amount 10 prov. a I'M
he could and would have pni,lIs
had been the loser.
Luckily, the farmers hauk ~,
was in the keeping 81 Lis wlie M
ON his way To the bank 10 drnw
required W, 600 he called on ", u.
it. Her curiosity wns excited nv
she inquired why he Wanted i
explained, not emitting 10 brao !.
hisextraOrdlnary sngaeityln plsEss
out the right card every tlms NJ
winning snch a hemp 81 monsy
s2,5O0. Prudent Mrs Matthew I'M
some difficulty in persuading hqf
luded husband that be Was ds1ls.
with Fascals, who we're bent N ~
bing him OF hts $500 by yiolepse 4
necessary. After waiting Isl ths,
victim past the appointed hour ~
two sltarpers decamped from ~
ucighbOrhood.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19
Jumped a Rabbit.

S. b. Bird, o colored farmer of this
county, says that two coIored wom-
en- we're fishing three miles southeast
of the A. s. Mills place and their doc
jumped rabbit and ran it into 2
hollow near by them. They did NOT
stop to get the rabbits and in q sbort
time the dog ran another in the
same hollow, whercupon they ston.
ped and VENT to get the rabbits md
when they cut into the hollow thev
found nine opossums, two rabbits
one turtle weighing thirty.ave
pounds, and q moccasin snake. Mi
from that one hollow. Early COUNTY
(Ga.) News.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19
An American woman.

a Boston Indy, knowing that 90
translation Of Dante had Just thFn
appeared, and having heard that 'pe
nged monarch tthe king Of saxonyl
was proud ofhis literary ability Aao
. good opportunity Of nlluding y
his chef d'wvre, which she immfdlaif
y seized. The king addressed her y
turn, saying: "You are from Amcff
ca, ! believe. think Ihayes seen Fou
IN the Grosse Gnrten. Whyhnyeyou
not been presented before2" y an
rom America, sire" she replleo.
where we hive no kings. haw
waited Tor the proper time to pe y y,
PRODUCED to your majesty; and nov y.
may be permitted, ms nm Amerlcap
20 say that | feel IL less nm honor v
ne presented to the king Of saxon.
tnan to 'Philistrates, the trnnslaly'
o. DANTE, whom ! trust may DC VI
lowed to congratulate on the succe,ssss.
iul achievement of the work Ivy
King had published the TRANSLATOR
undear tie above sobriquet. lie WI
much pleased with the cumpliIneiD'ss
mus bestowed, laughed with delieess
ana said the lady had been proiaPs
~ ~ examining the new publication
boston Post.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

Alhnnians whocnfsrcdthe Adsiaa
dncs region last summer via NORTH
Greek nud st0pprdat the listlevillass
10 look inter their mail sill not lorgsi
tho pretty young womanntthe pos'
office who answered their inquivSs
and did II SO we'll. She was thedauEa
ter 81 Postmaster Shcelau, n neat,
jaunty, business like miss, and ~
entire management 81 the posfeais
s"cmed 70 he in her hands. More
than one visitor made the oummert
Tint she herself ought 10 be post
master, as sltr TILED tile place soweil.
Not long since neglect was chaFzea
against Postmaster Shehan IN npt
forwarding his money statements le
IN" Albany Office, Investigation ~.
made bF u ppstutIice inspector aua
MISS ahrhan to his umaKpment, Wllsn
asked 20 account for about sl,sW
o. ING postotlIro funds, prgdueea Z
shoe box, ii which she had the money
packed away in various strange y
reptncles She had made IL q hap..
TO cnrry the money with her 70 ana
rom the office, ana her novel bank
proved to BE- n good dcul more g
cure than some iron or steel sale
nave beet Miss Shnhan impressfa
those who met her with her AFFINITY
TO take care Of herself and 20 run asf
iathcrs postoilice. Albany Journal
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

EVIDENTLY the author OF The Quick
or the Dead?" has made conquest in
London. Those who have met Mrs.
Chanler socially" says writer in the
Star Of that city, speak enthusiastically
OF her charm of manner, her absence OF
all affectation and conceit, and her ears
would tingle at the glowing accounts of
her personal beauty. She has beauti-
fui fair hair in abundance, clear,
bright, penetrating gray-blue eyes,
which are set in relief by dark eye
brows and lashes.''
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

PRINCE ALEXANDER of Battenberg is
living with his wife at Grltz in Syria,
where he had purchased beautiful
villa. Prince Alexander is reported to
be engaged in writing his reminiscen.
ces. from the period OF his nomination
to the crown OF Bulgaria april, 1871
until his morganattc marriage last
month. He is very bitter against the
royal family Of England aud d oes not
appear TO entertain friendly feeling
toward the Empress Frederick.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

TIE shah viii probably not visit
Constantinople on his return to Persia,
because he is unable to settle about
his reception by the sultan. The
latter is accustomed to receive all
foreign visitors of distinction within
the walls of Yildiz kiosk. but it was
claimed on behalf of the shah that he
should be received in state b. the sui
tan at the railway station or at land
ing stage on the Bosphorus. The sui
tan's party don't think so.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19
About Brains.

1t has been estimated that we get
q complete new outfit ofbrains about
every two months. The duration of
a nerves life is about sixty days.
Each nerve cell has its own independ-
entfunctions, subordinate othe high
Ell functions of the whole brain zen
masse;" and the latter acts as q
sort OF boss or overseer to the indi-
vidual actions and lie of nach sepa-
rate cell. Every cell is destroyed
and renewed every two months, SO
we each get six brand new brains per
year. Medical World.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19
Saved by his sharp. wltted Wife

"'uuI"toWh IN. y. } corr. New York Sun
an andacious gang Of bunco
sharps have been playing IN, firm.
ouylns game in the central part Of
sne state The gang has among ia
n1g'"oers womanr richly attired and
OF ladylike address, who pIovs ~"
part Of the wealthy widow wantin.,
10 retire rom city life and 1.-Two yitI
y, .er children on a larm. It il saiJ
~. 'n's woman, among other ~.
plots IN aid Of her coneodora. -
~, ,,i lour farms in the little prol,,a
a aie; to speak of like operat Gone 9,
how successful the ranp he -
ILLUS l., ,.s attempted swindte Il Il ho, I'm ~
,V"ll, Y h5 not infrequently the v;cti, ~
GUY ,,ii 81 shame ut his own follv 'I t,
Iulee about his loss. In ono 49, seeps
instance the devices of tbo "J liable
were i,ra" abnn. 4lniscarried just as tbev
t NV aD9Gt to capture ~, 800 hoi Iey
on. ellwa " by the deluded "a Vo,, pelng
s s,,.;, wlle. who caught ON ~ ,r
sswlndlers' tricks in time - ~ a.. 70 the
rom their wiles. 'e w save him
1 me Ne, farmer in .ro..,
town MATTHEW Mathewson question II ION
o ooMn OF CourtIand III ~ the
cuilcd upon by n sbo.n was
~ VINO wanted to buy q / p : p,I9 e. sis
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

PRINCEss LoUIsE's gloves showed
that she had no serious idea of resigu-
ing her character OF royalty when she
became Lady Fife. Her evening gloves
are all kid, twelve buttons, kid being
always worn by the royal women and
suede by other ladies of the court. Her
morning gloves were eight-button suede.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

DINAH, tina Sensgalese potentate who
is now amusing Paris. is a dusky, dirty,
degenerate specimen of his kind. He
wears silk hat and gaudy co3tu me
purchased at a secondhand shop in
Paris. He is followed about by a small
boy carrying his furnished crown. The
shah Of Persia has taken fancy to
Dinah and they are doing tho ex-
position together They are also doing
various other things not often talked
about. They like Paris, but the
Parisians are disguised with them.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

JOHN BRIGHT's comparison OF his
oratory with Mr.. Gladstons's is said to
have been expressol to the late Alien
Thorndike Rice: ''Jo5spa Chamber
lain was flattering John Bright on his
style, and the latter deprecated the
praise. I have no style, said Mr..
Bright, but Mr.. Gladstone has. sail
along from headland to. head
land; bat Mr.. Gladstone care
fully follows the coast line. and
wherever he finds a ma yigablc in
let he invariably follows it to its source,
returning again to resume his explora-
ton of the coast and to strike the head
lands that have raced for 4"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19
The swedes Of the United States

The Swedes of the United States
are making preparationst to celebrate
the thirtieth anniversary of the land
ing ofthe first oftheircountrymen who
came to this country. The actual
date of the landing is not known. A
settlement of Swedes was made in
Delaware 252 years ago on land
bought from William Penn, and that
is the only established date concern
ing the early coming of the Swedes
to this country, but it is known that
an expedition set out from Sweden
nearly halt a century before and land
ed on these shores. TWAS about 800
years ago, and the Swedes have con
cluded to call it 800 years, and make
September IA Swedish Day. There
will be celebrations all over the coun-
try.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

VERY few consumers of wheaton
products are aware OF the fact that
crackers are the Oldest form Of bread.
Fragments of unfermented cakes
were discovered in the Swiss lake
dwellings,, which belong to the neo-
lithic age of the world. Although
this rude form of bread was early
discarded for the termented variety,
vet in this, as in many other matters,
it was found convenient to returnto Il
discarded and apparently valueless
process. Thin, unlermented cakes
We're found to possess merits Tor spec
iul purposes. They would keep good
for u great length of time, and thus
afforded wholesome and nutritious
food in portable and convenient
form. The simplicity of their MAX
ing and baking was also a point in
their favor.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

WHEN Andrew Clark entered London
hospital as an assistant he was in poor
health. Poor Scotch beggar," said
one OF the faculty, '.let him have a
place; he can not possibly live more
than six months" He is now aftec
these many years of eminent service.
Sir Andrew CLARK, perhaps the most
famous physician in ENGLAND.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

Conductor MrLinn was riding as
passenger on a train to Harrisburg
n day or two since. At Mount Alto
Junction colored eampmeeting ex-
cursion was waiting on side track,
and just as the train passed on there
was a bang and shower of falling
glass. Instantly there was clamor
that the train be stopped and the
supposed colored culprit lynched.
McLinn allayed it by confessing that
the glass was SO clear that he thought
the window was open and thrust his
head through the panes. To escape
guying he finished his trip on the
platform.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

WoRp comes OF the death of William
Scott, the Oldest employee of Messrs,
Eyre & Spottiswoole, tho 10 ndon
publishers. His nams has been on
taeir payroll for eighty-one years.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

GEv. Don CARLOS BUELL. isliyinga
retired life in the little village of Air
drie, in Mclean county, Ky. Here
the old soldier passes u eontented
existence in a beautiful home on tho
bluffs of Green river. From the win
dows of his library he can see for
miles MP and down theriver and over
the territory beyond.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19
CURRENT COMMENT.

Four tramps were arrested a,
Reading, Pa, in the midst of a
feast at which ice cream wa.
termellon, cake and other
dainties figured, and the tramp who
provided the layout was found to
have S20S in his clothes.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

RECENTLY the plough of peasant
on the Island ofGothland unearthed
valuable treasure, consisting of
two large spiral arnlets, a buckle
and a long bar, all of solid silver,
together with nearly four hundred
silver coins. Some ofthe coins were
Anglo-Saxon, and bore the effigy of
King Etbelred. The others were
German and Cutie coins.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

A PIFrSBURG miss now in London is
said to have written to the Princess
Louise, duchess of Fife, Offering to buy
one of the humorous sets OF bracelets
pr csented to her on her recent marri.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

The news comes from the UNIVERSE
ty OF Padua that Professor Graveni-
go has succeeded in grating the cor
nea OF a barndoor fowl on the eve of
human subject. The operation is
spoken of as most successful, the
transplantcd cornea being transpar-
ent, glossy and convex. If it De as
is said there is a new hope for many
blind people.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

A CINCINNATI couple, named res.
positively John Sweet and Mile
Honey. were married in that city re-
aaF,tl "
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

A NEW ear, on an Atlanta street
car line, has one wheel which is four
sided instead of round. 1t is called
"the bumpity ear, !" and people with
false teeth avoid it. for fear of losing
their grinders if they Internationally
open their mouths. Riding in it has
been likened to the experience OF rid
ing on mule with wooden leg.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

PRoF BALDWIN. the parachutist, i,
Is coming home from Europe with
E12,00O
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

THa queen OF Siam wears one aal
one-hal inch boots.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

Boston is to erect statues to Grant,
Sheri Ian, and Farragut.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

GEORGE L. De FORCE. of Sioux
City, Ia, thinks he has a sure go
perpetual motion machine. 1t is
said to occupy a space of 1 inches,
wide, Z inches high and Is inches
and has been in motion eight days,
turning a heavy grind stone during
that time without letting 90
its grip or getting tired
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

A MASwho has served eighteen years
in the Alabama penitentiary has
been released because the man he
was supposed to have killed has
been discovered in ''the land of the
living" The judge and the jury ac-
cepted the testimony of the wife OF
the victim, who declared that Ter
husband had died of the injuries il
tlicted by the accused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

EOR RENT, DAIRY-FARM ORG
4 TWENTY ACRES. with largo and nu- -
merous buildings, Hermitage road, one quarter
o. a mile from tGlr-Grounds. VIII rem. a. sa;-
riace 10 good party.
de f2-eod1w Holy Nam street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
TIE rxpyuIvevrAl STATION.

Ate oclO g last night the Assembly listened %
su al Irc-s fr.ia FfCies Or William H. Atwood,
botonist and cutomolD Eist @. the Experimental
and Entomology
A vote Of ihauEs was extended tho gentleman
for nis address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
Persnnnls and Rriefs.

Rev. z. W. McCorkle. of Clifton Forge, was In
tie city yesterday
There wero no services at the Eleyenth-sireet
synagogue yesterday.
Ex-senator Charles II. Causcv, OF Nensemond,
was In the city yesterday.
Among those who attended the services at DR..
Hoge's church yesterasy was Hon. j. L. ". Curry.
The monthly meeting Of the Board Of Directors
a One CLGmCcr Of Commerce Will DO held this
evening"
Mr.. Frank 5. Wocdson. A. tho Danyille Rc7is-
fcf, Is tn the city attending the sessions OF the
Grand Lodge OF dasons.
Among the many beautiful foral offerings az
Now Orleans Yesterday was one from the city OF
Richmond preseated 10y Mayor kilyson.
4 special meeting OF Acca Temple II the Mys-
e. shrine will be heli tomorrow night wnen
dogroes Will 10 conferred on fifteen or twenty
candidates.
Mis-, Mary a. Brlckhouse, OF Northampton.
who nas been spending several weeks with Miss
Clsra harrington. OF west Franklin street, Is VS.
ling Ia Norfolk.
Ex-senator jamos /. Gordon, OF Charloties-
Vile: Colonel William r. Aylot. OF King Wal
liam, and Oscar Edwards, Esq, OF OF Noriolk.
are 81 no kxchaugO
Frank Woods, ESQ. OF Baltimore, son OF Judge
sam Moois, Of West Virginia, and nephew OF
the iato james Nes-on, Of this city IS III Rich
mOn1 on professional business.
meeting Of applicants who have signed the
petition Tor dispensstiOn % hold castle OF the
Knights OF The Golden Eagle in Richmond will
meet az the American Hotel this evening 70 ar
range for organiza ion.
The family ~ Major Stringiellow have re-
ceiYed a telegram from West superior, Wis, an-
nouncing the death OF Mrs. Mary Burwell But
Ter. a daughter OF DR.. Blair Burwoll. Her re-
mains will bo brought 10 Richmond In few
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

said Pasha, n comic opera OF Eastern iocnlc.
and therefore rop e,e 10 is plot with hafoua.
lovers. lost daughters &c, WAS produced Al no
Academy Of Music last nignt before large ana
highly-apprcclative audience. among which
were Two box parties. A. prOmised IN mo nj
vance announcements tho opera was splehaldly
staged scenicaily aud the costuining was rch
and gorgeous ,
Tho muslc Of Said Pssha e bright end har-
mono. The orchesirafion also il good am was
rendered 10y the Academy orchestra with mucn
sp.rlt wherever opportunity allowed. The cho.
rus was Numerous aud sa9G oil its huIin'I'
with nne effect, showing excellent c1achluc.
Mraraucis Gsillnrd. VINO assumed the ttuler
role, made = god stage appearance sang wen
and win perfrCi cnunciation. Mcssrs. l"nnor
and Felch had assigned 90 them most or mo
comic business q The opera ana delivered hem
selves ~ their responsibilities in manner thal
uravosed many 2 hearty laugh.
preifv u.tIc ida Mule a. serena madc
rnargei iup e.-ion upon her audience by hor
many ana plrasaut oddities 81 manner. Her
voice is surprisingly strong IN ono 30 small. ana
showed 20 c.pecisl advantage IN ito FnSfihDit"'
Ml-scS ada overs a. Alu aud Alice Ialiiarn -
Brllh Salan sang their music very agietaoiy
ana dispiayol no Iittie dramatic power Mr.. IL
". fuiiman ~ the EGlah displayed hass
voice 0osr~1ag ~ partiru.ar me- ~ o. Hhu ms
ueeniaceuily rendered solo, So Dream OF
Hona.n Justly earnod is several and hearty en-
coIls. ,
TaEen in It's entirety last nights presen'aton
o. 'sSail Pasns" Was superior 20 that gwen IN
Richmond last year, which secured just com
mendation The opera Will Do repeated on The
remaining three nights OF The week ana AT me
saturday maine, and should attract continued
large aullCnCes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

BY George ". Mayo, Auctonecr,
lJOhn l. Laueh.0n. Jr.. salesmsl0
NO. ~ north ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
FOUND GUILTY.
A TOUCHING SCENE IN THE COURT
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Young Morgan. who killed Coles. Given
Eighteen Months In the fenitcn-
tiary--WiIi Ask for Clemency.
lspocinl telegram 70 the Dispatch. J

CnARtorrEsvnLv, VA. December ll-Thc
fury in the case OF Frsucis c. Morgan, for the
killing Of john (. Coles IN August last, brought
in Ia verdict this morning. liking SO prisoners
punishment ~ eighteen months imprisonment
in the penitonusry. Mrs. Morgan, the de-
fondantis mother. wes In tho courtroom when
tho Jury brought in its verdict. but she was 20
overcome that she had 10 bo iakon from the
cour, and tho scene which followed was very
touching.
When asked BY tho Judge II 10 had anything
90 aay agaiust sentence being phsecl upon MN
Young MORGAN arOsa aud in calm ana clear tones
sgic 20 far "a my cOnsCienro T. ,fn)erhol
am confident that did right unier me circum-
siarccs, but am willing 10 submit 10 tho sen
tonce Of tho Corr
Judge White then passed tho sentence 81 tho
court upon Morgan in touching manner ana
remGndod him back 70 jail
AcorITTAL EXPECTED.
Many % Morcan's friends expected that no
would be acquitted, bat the general opinion
seems % DO that ho got on Wiih lght punish
mcut Tho Jury upon iis nrst ballot stood FIX
for a-qaittal end six Tor i've year" inpflt'h-
moDf bat tney afterwards compromised 90 elgn-
teen months ia tho penitentiary a. his puulsh-
ment
WILL ASK FOR CITIEScY.
Morgan will not appeal for a new trial. bat
will asa for clcmoncy.
Young Morgan has borne himself remarkably
VOL throughout he trial and paid 80 siricieat
attention 10 al The proceedings lhi7 UNA as
proved g. be n most interesting one. ana the A.
tendance has boon largo aud on tho ihclca
from the beginning. Mr. Morgan came 10 thlt
country from England about three years ago eni
has .inre boatdel with Nr. Jonn Alexander, az
tho county. 10 Is tweuty-siX years OLD, but
looks younger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

Just open tho door for her, ana Mrs. winslog
will prove tho American Florence Nightingale
Of the Nursery. OF this We are 20 sure that we
will teach our "Susy" TO say "a blessing on
Mira Winslow" for helping her to survive and
escape tho griping, colicking, and teething
siege. MRS WINsLOWiS SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child from pain and cures dys-
entsry and die.rheA II sofiens the gums, re-
duces Inflammation, cures wind-colic, and car
ries the infaai safely through the teething pe-
Rod 1t performs precisely what It Processes TO
perform, every part OF it-nothing less We
have never seen Mrs Winslow-know her only
through the preparation Of her soothing
Syrup for Children Teething.' II We had tho
power VIC would make her, as she Is, physical
SAVIOR 20 the infant race Sold by all drug
gists 20 cents n bottle. ia ly-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

ln the Mayor Court yesterday morning KID
nov Lewis '-oloroi charged with being dis
orIc.ly and ID -saultinE ana siriklhS Li~@e
harvey VII uri,k. was fuod SO all costs aud
sout % iHIl for three months.
Fleming Br00t> cDioroI. charged WIN steal
iur money from th' clsh-irawcr ui SIR. : ~
Atkinson, was sent 90 jail for thirty lays ms
OF tnce Was committed som" timc las summer
Do SIS updorsfooj tina. al The meeting on the
Gourmet tomorrow night an ordnance VIII y"
Urc-cuted nIhl,lHE thr sllc OF green grocer .
outside of The warket-house.
Ih. new bridge over failing crock on the
Courthouse road mas boon completed and open
81 fo f~aTci.
Ile iwo largo nn0le trees or Hall street be-
twonu Nineteenth ans INrntieib In front ~ the
o.d Bradley homestead have been cut down 70
cle.r tI' way FIR The nov pavement
.lneuuali- .rho.l.of ms city, he Richmond
aad paufule EaUroai shop. anI man O.AeF
place. & b 4einoss We're closed ye-tcrda..
Judge B. s.. Hancock hos returned IRON re-,
tcfs1 re- where ho has brel holding a term OF
tho 4 iTcl.t Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
TIC Gnnd Ecllows.

At a regular nee ING Of j. 4. Cummings
Assembly. So. a., Royal Society Of Good
Fellows. held in Ellctts Hall Inst night
tie following officers were elected 20 serve
ihe ensuing year: Russell 4. Wilsins %,
rast ruler; James II. Elliott, rnlor: W. y.
No-by, instructor. Charles 81. Angle, councillor ;
Junius \. Costly. re rotary; Sol. j. bloomberg,
financial secretary. irving !. Bevcridge, treasu-
rer: Henry smith. prclaie; Clarlos u. Lang
forl, director: Eyiaul n. Norvcu. guard; Myer
Gr.eutree. sentinel Trustees: James y. Angie,
". j. May. and !. Mack , or. his - an en-
Il wment order paying one, two. and three
thousand dOllarL