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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
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ADI n UI IIf z. u Ut NlI n NlifH H.
IIiE i3fH DAY Of APRIL. 1850.
I'm the matter of the settlement uf the estate
Oi the bate William /, Iayi0r-ff Inh.
happening fO fhc court that tine accounts
OF Robert 4. Hruukp. administrator of W.. llHH
3. Taylor. deceased. and Hn account of lhN
debit. H4l ucmf ud- against the estate at SAID
IT, '0r. have been regularly settled before
IluuI- u. ItIu-. commissioner az accounts
d tni- count. Hul more than one year having
expired -luDr the qualification 90 said adulu
.sfftfNr ufeH fHN said estate. The court tHtu.
upon motion cd. Emily T. Harris. old ffI1utfe
of Oboe t-riisu said William i. iay CO... de
ceased. ilud-e. ,.,rinr. all decfee ihti lhc
creditors uf -fId William !. Taylor. % creased,
dlaplrir before This court 0u fhr ifn ray 0t
June. lt-I. Go Show cause. DO auN they can.
against tlc lti mcuf HnldcIfery uf tine estate
Di said ilAam J.. Taylor. to DIS distributes.
CHA-. W. GODDIN. Clerk.
SANDS BRYAN. ap Jos Iu iw
VIRGINIA IN TIL CuANCERY
' cor Nr OF TIKI CITY OF RltHMON
THE sIll DAY coz APRIL. l--9.
Caroline lnN......... .................. Plaintiff
Against
Charles Hartman or fbe unknown heirs of
.ud Charles hartman should hc Dee dtul,
frUrrr Ilatn. rNWDfImt4 called Judge liHrn,
Caroline lach. DIS WIFE, Frederick Hach Hud
Philip Hach. ............ ........ Defendant.
rs CHA>ChltY.
The object oi thi- -uit is to clear up the title
flH certain Inr boo fnc cts nl Richmond. 'FRONT.'
ng thirty onc feet On fhe ea~f -le SO han-
cock street commencing one hundred aud
eighty mime feet from thc north iine of f.ay
street, ruunins back between parallel hnts
uuc hundred aHd sixty feet. and tu obtain
conveyance from ths court Co the pHntln. 81
auy Interest WHICH sad Charles uattm1u or
h.- heirs may have lu sad property. AMI c-fan-
i-h tine title thereto boo the uIuufin. ADD uf
ulfvit hAiuG uccu iuatc and tiled that all oi
... u |f.H . l. o. ID ID
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
STEAMSHIPS
{ ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COS.
~ PANR.
FOR NEw YORK.

( ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Cost.
~ PANR.
FOR NEw YORK.
Steamers leave Rcnu0ud EVERY TUES
bAf and FRIDAY at u.m.
Steamers lrafo New York fOr hfNu.
EVERY WEDN ESDAY and sAIl KUAf
If ~. ms nrrFingin Richmond MONDAY $50
FRIDAY morning..
Passenger accommodations unalrIt.-0i.
Cabin fare to AeN ! .lk yih james f.lHr
route Nucuiiny metals and nNrfnI
Round GRIP tickets limited tO thirty days
after date Ul issue. ... ........ ...... Do r
Stttrfgr wIfn subsistence ........
rietiaFe. without sui ssteuco. ID
cahlu iAfe VIA tnesApeake And NhIU liI
Cabin fare STA Richmond and rsueru..s
railroad .. ............ ........
Tickets can be- obtained az A. ~. GalI.fs.
lyN Main street. DheeApeAke Ant N... aHt
Richmond aud Petersburg drIlfs. and .r ...H..
Rany'a uttcos. laol Main street. $3.50 satr
Rockets.
frights forwarded snd through b..sof .sf
ing issued for points beyond Acv F.rt
Freight received daily uuul houf .. H.f.f.
is.s, ugCri leaving Richmond 0n NYn.
DA fS.Il E-DA iS.W EuA keuArH .INI l.-
ia -. and SATURDAYS by the Dlaaft..8
ami ONO railway l"lA hewpcft hcHaIafr b.. 4 Hn
and by McnmDnt and Petersburg ra .ai
came dayl AZ $3.50 am. Will mako Curu..f. Id
~ NORFOLK with steamer leaving tl.'e
GEOR0Rw. FALLEN 3 Co.. Apns.
No. fDl Main street. Art
Ey ~ " COMPANY Wharf h9okofts.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
PANf'~
JAMES RIVER LIMB
FOR NOhfOLk, PORTSMOUTH,
NEWPORT NEWS. CLANENNN
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
lN6r DIRECT
AND IN HfHElHT Ron FU IA HTIFI..I. d.
TRANSFER OR CHANUEUF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
At NORFOLK. closely withall i.r,s flr Pale
tlNure, Philadelphia. ana Sew fUr. .lnln f..
Caro- luna aud the south.
NEWPORT NEWS Tor Old Point. nanl
ton. and omlfutDld. ga.
And at CLAktMONI with Che 40 anfe a
Danylle railroad Tor Waferls. u..l.fIrt. 500.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RlNkk uf DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOT fsI Linz.
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP. AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHANG BID Bf
hAILLINEs.
FIkSf -CLA>S MEALS
The Gle CANT aud fast steamer
AhlkL
carrying United States Mao.
tAPIAIN DkfU.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WkDN kSDAh. AND FRIDAY
AT 2 An. STREET CANS tuNNtlf -
FULL IfhEl tor above named placed HrrIt-
Ing at Norfolk about 5aU pm Returning,
the steamer leaves NulfUlk. AUl
Newport Nows on alternate days. arriving 40
Richmond about 1.N l.u.
Through tickets 90 ahoye- nanti fo|ufs on
sale on steamer and at oafDtr's Agency. 80.
100 Man street. baggage chccAed through
sTATE.ROOaS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OK NIGHT.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth. smithnelt. Hampton. Oh Point, Msy-
erly and ilicksi0rd. Va; Washington, D. g.;
Newbcrne. Washington. and tarooru \, G.,
all stations on Atiautlc 4 Dankiilc railroad.
seahoard Roanoke railnoad, norfolk south
ern railroad. aud Eastern North taroins
generally also, for Eastern shore OF Nifsinia
and all regular landings On the James RIVER
Al LOW ES1 RATES. and through pAs Is
sued.
LUCIgN h. TATuM. Vice President
No. III Main street and hocketts
LAWN WRislogR, Freight and PASSENGER An
tnySu
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f~-CLAY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corncrof Ciny aud Graham streets. Rev :. G.
Clopton. pastor. Worship at II q. m. and 81"
D. ~.
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S>rRnEp DUDLEY Colonel ~ ".
Dudley. who made himself famous. or
rather Infamous, by the blocks of five
principle in politics, writes To friend
that President Harrison mas lost bis
backbone
The reason for thi, opinion is that
Harrison does not approve Of Dudley
methods. and refuses 10 have anything
to DO with the man
Well. we congratulate the President
that he has lost his backbone, and ST be
has any more backbones of the same sort
we shall be glad to record The fact that
be has lost them also Noe York Her-
0R.
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lfNOrE. Nos ] and run daily between
Richmond aud Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between Balcony faus and LeMls
ton.
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/ DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTONAC RAILROADS. hodut
commencing APRIL ll-t lsse eastern
. standard fime.
81 am. leaves characterization daily. stops
only at Ashland Junction, Maiard.
and fredericksburg Sleeper Do
Washington nnl AeN fort.
/ llUi am. leaves Byrd sfrell faf.l faIy. ov
copt sunday. iaror ,ar to Washing
62j m. leaves Byri-steet ststos daily
sleeper tO New York.
f, iO am. arrives Gt hyrd.sfr.ei station daily
2 b pm. arrives At BRA sree, station dais
STOPS 90 lfCllr.tt -t ir. Milford.
Junction AMI A-hll "a sleeper from
Washing, Do Hn Ntw lola.
+ 1910 pm. arrives at Byrd Stree. s.non dsur
except Sunday. pafl0r car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS,
6isam. leaves Elha. Arrives atsA-hHul 100
800 pta. a,,ommodat5n. leav,s Hyid.sreo
station; arrive, at Ash and ai pm.
oNi pm. leaves hlha, arrives at Ashland al
6.t5 nm.
tfj am. arrives Elbl. Leaves Ashland atGl5
ESQ am. accommodation, arrives 1T ayra
street steu0ni .eese5 Asb'an s ~ l..l
sm.
s5a pm. srriyee at E.oa 'osgos Ashlead a.
c.A.TAYLOR. aoaeal Ticket Ageut.
x. Il. ID. hYERs. General suoerntendout
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
TWO DAILY TRAlNSs TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 40 LNNruHC RG
sCHEDULEIN EFFECT fMBEH1i. lsoa
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$3.50 4. VI. Daily. fI4 NI.Luuuu lIl Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg ll.W
A. ". dany arrive AorO.h l.t
a.OA. NJ Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive af Petersburg lN.
A. ". No.j leaves Petersburg lNr
A. " Tor fuuNle. iynDAhlIg .
Roanoke. Bristol. knoxville. anl aI .
points South and West. IHNOi 0H /
600 p NJ. Daily. rq n.clmona ani petcr.bur. (
railroad AuFt- Ht fnlDr-NuE Hi /
$50 p. ", lafes Petersburg 800 = .
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk $3.50 p I
N. lhhOiGh CAh TO NOk /
FOLK.
600 r. ~ Daily tia Richmond aud Petershw. /
railroad, aruYuT at Petersburg gan !
$50 y. ST.. connecting wlfh Train no I
!. leaving Petersburg Ht l.u E.. /
for Farm illr lynchhurg. N1tuoac /
POehhonti Bristol, Knoxville bat /
tanooga, and aA points south aHf /
West
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOIMODA /
TIONs.
No sleeping car Petersburg o. hrsfo /
without change. leaving Petersburg dtHy h .
$40 Z. n. Pullman sleeper lyuchuurk O. .
Memphis, without change.
30. 3 Pullman sleeper LyuDnhurg 10 Sew I
Orleans, aud Roanoke tu Chuttauu0 4ll without I
change.
Tickets. baggngo-ohecks. and ail information
can bee Obtained 40 Richmond and pCtCrhuu .
Railroad depot. A. ". Garher4 1000 Mtt
street, and al the Company Office. lol Easi
Main street.
w. b. HEVILL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice. President
HNnNmI ull-l.. I.auuAn. VI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

NEW DopGEs WANTED Billy Flor
encc. who is alwav. talking poetry, and
good poetry. at that. got down 10 solid
prose the other day when he invited
some OF his newspaper friends TO suggest
some new mode of advertising. He said
there was no use saying his diamonds
had been stolen that his wife was about
90 apply for a divorce, coupling the name
Of one Of The handsomc-t of the four
hundred as correspondent. that bee had
barely escaped in Bis aesthetic night
gown from the four-story window of a
burning hotel: that he and his manager
were on the outs regarding two weeks
salary All this had been tried, and
worked well enough when il was a nov
city. but now the public cravcd some
thing else what should it be- \ com
bine." q pool, or trust He will
receive proposals at the Malnutstreet
Theatre ali this week -Pb0addphio
Times
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When Caesar crossed the Rubicon he
took the most important step Of his life.
" hen Boulanger crossed the Channel he
was sea-sick Therefore-but draw the
conclusion TO suit youfself.-Er
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ARRIVE RICHMOND
i.56 pm.-MAtL daily
s:i6 am.-ACCONM0DAT1ON daily tesooI
Sunday.

SUNDAY between AAcOuy fhls ANA LrAlNs
ARRIVE RICHMOND
i.56 pm.-MAtLdaiiy
s.ib sm.-ACCONM0DAT1ON daily teIooI
C0NNECTiOns
At Clifton Forge with Cnctlp take and Oh
railway Tor the south. " est, Aill Northwest.
A. Lynchourg ~itn Norieie ana Nestef
railroad for all Yn.ats south, Southeast. l1.
SOUTHWEST, and Virginia " dauf RAJ. shy ~
all points North and south
At Richmond with Associated Railways 10
all poines IA the South. ard Richmond. fgCct
icksourg aud Potomac railroad ior the hD.ti
At Lexington with Baltimore aud pnio raI
road, making close connections 81 Harper
ferry 10 and from Pittshurg aud the Nas
also 10 points Moth and Last.
5LEFriNG-CAkS LYNChBURG o. Hls
PHlS, NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE tOCf
Trains marked daily except sunday. 'Daly
Tickets sold a. an pgnta. Onces u
East Main treet. loo Main street.ard
Richmond uuI Allegheny depot. E.g3tA %
JOHN K. AACNURD0.
Ideo Gem Passenger Aeon
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AM
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALI~RAIL FASr-FREIGH1
LINE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA, NkW YORK,
AND EABTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEBf
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Corspondingly quick umeto other points
Through bills Of laden Issued 81 low rates.
&. A. TAYLOR,
oc 81 Genera Freight Agent.
DHILADELPHIA, RlCHMONDAND
NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing DAYS every TT tSDAi
and FRIDAY 40 H. NJ. and every SUNDAY az
A. NJ. Freight Tor Tuesday ami Fridays
steamers received TIL i.b 4. VI. FOR sun
days steamer TIL 3 f. VI. Saturday. Freight
received daily TN Z. NJ.
Fare 80 Philadelphia 600. o.. .............to "
For further Information apply 10
j. ". MttAkkitk.
General Southern Agent.
Once Koe kctts.
W. Z. CLYDE s. CO,
de- " General Agents. Philadelpeia-
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CURRENT TOPICS
WE'LL COMMENTED Upon.
Confidence Game on the CoIored People
New Dodges Wanted Dudley >nubbed
The Military spirit Of The United states
The Forbidden salutes Bismarck on >s

Confidence GAME on THE C0LORED
ProrLE.-The friendship Of the Re
publicans for the cllofcd people before
election is very dccp. Their leaders are
wont 10 lament that the race has not
been recognized more substantially by
preceding administrations. and 10
promise without reserve that this shall
an be rcmedied- in the future. After
election this regard for their cOlorcd
brethren disappears as rapidly as love
after q honeymoon IL would seem
that this simple confidence game would
be understood after 10 had been tried
once but the Republicans have buncoed
the colored people ont Of their votes for
,weniy-four years with great success
n J. STIR.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VTIRGINIA-1N THE CTANCEltl
' COURT or THE cry OF RlCHdoND,
TUE 2ira DAY OF APRIL. l-'p:
Eliza kpps. who sues by James Epps. her nus
band and next friend .....,..........P Plaintiff
against
Alexander Richardson. James Richardson,
James Hichard-un. Jr.. George Richardson,
an infant. sarah q. richardson, Elizabeth
Richardson. widow and ahminiStnffiN or
John Richardson and James Epps... .... q.
Observation-Disclosures. ... Defendants.
II CUANCERY.
The object OF tins suit g. 10 partition inc
reai estate OF John Richardson, deceased, ana
10 have stated an account 81 Elizabeth hich.
arls0n. admin ,tmfrix OF John hchnrdson'
deceased.
And afifayii having been made and ilcd
that Alexander Richardson and james Ron
arl-0n are ron-rc-iienfs of the state OF Nir
iiuia. 30 T. ordered th1t they do appe here
within fifteen days after due publication OF
ibis order aul Do what ~ necessary 10 pro
trct their Interests in this suit.
A c0py-Icstc.
CHAS. ". GODD1N. Clerk.
VI. II. DEVfrfDGE. p. q. ap-l SAW
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PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.

On Trains Nos. X and 81 sleeping care b,
tween New York and Tampa. fu., lYla Jacl
sOuyiilel. on Trains Nos. D., aud - sep
40 cars between Nashln stou and Charles
oI. On Train NO Is sleeping -sars hcfwNn
View York and Jacksonville. On Train Nu.
sleeping cars between Nasuingt.u uui
~4f4nrsn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

CLARKsoN's " SNICKER SNEE. First
Assistant Postmaster-General ClarksOn
is staggering along pretty well In work
ing his guillotine ON the small post
masters Al first he managed To average
only about $50 removals a day. bat as be
mas the edge of the axe Whetied and the
machinery fabricated and 10 good work
ing order be has swelled the number of
removals up to 5i3 day.-PttaddpLa
Times
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IL cuANcrRY.
NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
~ .-..L-L ~ --LLL L-LLL AE NLLII

XTIRGINIA-lN TIE CHANCERl
' COURT or THE CITY OF RICH
NoNp. TIRE 5rR DAY OF APRIL le'9
Charles Engci............. ............ Plaintiff,
against
Ado laidc niger. formerly Adelaide Bif"r,
and Camille unger. her husband
o.. ....-......-,.. .........---- -pctendant~.
The object Of this suit is 10 attach the real
estate off the defendants. Standing IN the name
OF Adelaide Bitter. now Oh" vito of Camille
Tngrr. tn wif. Aiiuf that certain int and parcel
OF mni lying and being in the city Oi llch
moni. Va. beginning on the south side Of
west Nam .trcet.a distance of b- feet from
tine west sidr of Hiryie street; thence running
WrsfwlrdIy on said south side OF Main street
ne g. feet. and running back at right angles
within parallel lines ltj feet. and tn subject
fhr same fo the payment 81 fhe complainant IS
claim. costs. Sc. And aiidafit having been
made and filed that the defendants. are non
residents If the State OF Virginia IN Is ordered
that they appear here Within fifteen days at
ferduc puhlr alton Of This order. and do what
ia necessary to protect their Interest IN this
suif. touy- Icsts.
CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk.
WILLIAM fLg3ESuEfMER. p. q.
afU-SalW
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

THE FORBIDDEN SALUTE4 That is
certainly needless innovation which
General schoheld. az the commanding
officer of the day on April Both directs
for all the troops of the procession
They will be reviewed by the President,
and special order with reference 10
that event reads as follows.
"While passing I'm review AN officers
i'm uniform should carry drawn swords
Commanding officers of divisions, hri-
gades, battaliOns, and batteries salute
with the sabre when passing the Com
mander- int Chief All other officers car
nv the sword az the shoulder as ON in
spection Chiefs of the LOYAL Legion
and of Grand Amy divisions not in uni
form will salute by removing the hat
Governors of states are requested 90 -a-
lutte boy removing the hat The stalls
Will not salute.
This is prescribed General Schoheld
SAYS, in order to secure uniformity of
salutes' He has SO small AN opinion,
probably, of the military accomplish
ments of State troops that Dee proposes
to curtail their movements 10 the point
of greatest simplicity possible and To
confnc them 10 the simple march
IL seems TO us that this order is
wholly gncalled for. If the militia OF
the States are 10 celebrate the centennial
here, let ilsm DO il as best they can
N Y. Sun.
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WFhkMFN IhsTANT,RELlEr:
~ returns Sufferers from M.

'' returns sufferers from tho
ELECTS u Youthful stfufs, early decay lot manhood,
&C.. vii learn 81 simple remedy BY addressing
q. }. MASON. Post once Box 5lsy. New York
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TaE USUAL FATE.-Colonel ". ".
Dudley appears to be particularly unfor-
tunate in having forged letters" turn
up which express his Hndoubed senii-
menls He denies that he wrote the lei
ter TO an old comrade in Indiana saying
that the President has lost his backbone
and is too cowardly to be seen talking
with me, and that "he seems entirely
obliyious 20 the fact that 1t was through
my efforts that lndiana was saved TO
him. "--NeN York World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

.T~EAsT END BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
Nor Of twenty eighth and q streets Preach
ing sunday at u A. ". and i.ij 7, NJ. by the
pastor. Rev. H. ". Jones. Sunday school 40
a-f5nm
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ss-CHRISTADELPHIAN CHURCH. Cen
tml Hall. Fifth ,trfet.-Seryicts nc n am. Al
are respectfully iuNted.
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BISMARCK oN Whatever may
have been Prince Bi-marck's views in
regard to Samoa in the beginning he has
now relinquished every indefensible pc
sitiou, and holds practically the same
v~Ns as Americans Indeed, as time
progresses and events follow each other
proof increases that there is no trouble
some question al Samoa, and that an will
De amicably settled by few sittines of
the conference in Berlin Baitimore
HTad.
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\ CORPORATION WITH A SoVL.-Cap.
tain MurrelIs company backs him up
souily, says be did exactly right. and il
will pay all damages arising from the
Missouris jeti'soned cargo. And yet
they say corporations have no souls -
pL,Lg9,fUI0 I10uirty
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rRA1Na NnRTHWANn.

Lcaye Arrive
No Petersburg. klchmOud
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

- MARSHALL STREET CHURCH OF
CHRIST between Grahsm and Hancock.
T.. \. cutler, PASTOR preachingat II am. and
: pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-11
Dinnnond Dust.

CATCHER BILLY HoLBERr has begun in
door practice.
WALTER GoLDsBY, captain OF the Balti-
more Club last season, has been engaged
to take charge Of the Evansville lind
nine.
FRANK McLAFLER, third base Of the
Alleghenies in 1883, Is reported as having
signed with Springfield, o. II is un.
doubleday Frank Mclaughlin.
JACK GLAsscocK agreed 10 sign recently
in Glass A., with 500 for captaining the
team. lie claims that the Brotherhood
offered him no assistance.
The league clubs pay on an average Of
$3.50 day each for hotel bills for their
men while away on trips. indianapolis Is
the only city where q less rate can be OBJ
tanned.
An GuMBEHr wrote Secretary Andrus Of
the Chicago club, last night, saying that
he desired 10 know II the club intended 10
accept his terms OF $1,000 or not, as he do
sired 90 give hin employer notice. Gum
bert asserts that he must have g, 900 or he
will not play ball.
HENRY Arson, father Of Adrian C. An.
son, says There is no scandinavian
blood in the family. Ny son, a. O., was
born in Manhalliown, Ia; myself In on
tario County, \. Y; my father and grand.
father In Dulchoss County, same state; my
grcai-gran1laher was a Captain In the
Revolutionary Army, and his father de-
scendant Of William Arson, barrister In
the reign Of James l., Oi the County Of
Stafford, England. This Is the genealogy
OF the Arson family as have II.
TuE following vail goes up from Pitts.
burg over the now schedule. 81 think We
received pretty salty dose, said Sccrc.
tary Scandrclt, In speaking Of the league
schedule. eve have just two games in
May. the best baseball month OF the year.
and have four pay days before June and
only eight games Besides, from Juno /
10 August 20 We have ioriy-eight games at
home. OF the twenty-scycn playing games
IN August We have twcniy.Ono games 10
play nj home. This il the poorest baseball
month In the year. OF course, the New
lofks Is a good team 10 play here July I.
The champions will draw big crowd.
But there Is no reason why We should 10
10 Philadelphia on Decoration Day. We
were there last year." Altogether, the
Pitisburg Club people arc not VOL pleased.
New York received the best schedule,
President Day getting even for his treat.
mcnt last season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-11
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

George James, an ex-convict, was ar
rested yesterday by Captain Hackeit. on
the charge Of attempting to rob Joseph
Beach. The parties are colored.
During quarrel yesterday between
Andy Mason and wife, colored, the former
pulled knife and stabbed the latter twice
in the arm and side, inilicting slight
wounds.
q. A. Nevins, formerly Of Nashville, but
known here, who has been buying cotton
at Austin, Tex, this season, has gone down
on the list OF sudden disappearance. lie
is about 81, 200 short in his accounts. lie
dollar. In Nashville they stood high, and
1t is said his wife Is connected with prom
mont people Of Tcnnessee.
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working public roads, and to include them
In this act provided, that nothing in this
act shall DO taken or construed to in any
way alter, impair or abridge the power the
County Court now has to build, repair and
maintain bridges and turnpkes
Section 30. BE it further enacted, That
any person or persons who shall haul,
wagon, scrape or otherwise place or cause
TO be placed upon any macadamized, Gin
der or gravel road any clay or earthwork,
brush or other material or thing which can
obstruct or in any way damage, or tend to
damage, shall be guilty OF msdemeanor,
and shall be fined rs in other misdemean-
ors, and shall be disposed of as set forth in
section Is of this act.
Section "a. 30 it further enacted, That
this act take effect from and after its pas
sage, the public welfare requiring it.