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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25
POLITICS IN CAROLINE.
JACK" nudgin win lii Wan Paint On

FREDERICKSBURG. W.. September 2l
special. Authentic information here iO-
dls is CHAT ihc political battle n Caroline
Tor the House of Delegates between Mr..
~m.ihJ.R. White. tine Republican u0m.-
Nee. and Captain john NJ. llui-in, is indeed
waxing warm. ID ever. 40 amy time
m ihc political fight in Nir1m.e.
the Democratic party m Caroline Wa.
aroused 10 , now. says Olr informant.
Tine, arcup m aims and have their "uar
paint" on in flll. Jack lui4in. ii i- said.
f. making "a canvass as only Doe in Caroline
can de. '.War Co the knife. and .hn knife io
IFS hili."
30 il. also stated that Cine c0lorcl people 0f
thptounty are bent ou ilorrN cnscaf thenn-
pO.umtut oi Chairman p.g-- 60 ihe pO-f-
ma-icr-hip al Bowling Green. and that 100
thc coming election General Malone viii
feel their indignation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

The following deed. of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday
I'm ihc City thaueery Court Franklin
~ioarn executor and Franklin ~iclln,. Jr.
and wifi. t0 Thomas ID. Winston. I'D feet 0n
south side Crouch. SllU:' Levin 4. Whiting
Ia l.. Connolly * SON. of Baltimore. stock of
hats. fixtures. &c.. bon Store 40. ii"l Ldrt
Main S2.13l.
ilcnrico County Courthouse William D..
Cauldine's trustee to ". ". Cosby. jr..
l1i. feet on west side Spring. and la's feet
900 south side Cyu,rs between Wiltshire and
Spring. si~.l3: H.. DeanD to Anna Dcanc
Carr. all hi- right. title and Interest 'n estate
of Cunningham ". DeHur. deceased. $40;
l.. II. Dcaue amt Wit" and others to North
side Land and improvement Company. two
tract. of land known as "Muuui Comfort
and ~iyy Glen." cOutanln. about li' .ii-
1000 acres. on Meadow Bridge road S-l.V'i:
James B. llar, ic and wife to Susan %. -hep-
person. 80 feet ou south side Claiborne. hc-
tween Carter and Robinson. 500, 4. D..
Chewing and wife to Il. Williams I'D feet
on east side Ihlry-socond. between H. and
=. Sl21
musiing. Court of Manchester. r..
4. Bowen and ". u. Bradley and their
Ni,e. to Laura v. wife Of james &. Clay
tor. 80 feet ON east side of Twentieth street
between Hun and Ha'uhrdec. SLIGO;
jaime. T. Badle, to l.. J.. Moore. ~ feet on
east side Eighteenth street between stock
ton and Everett SlaN.
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TIKI, morning ihe iinmen OF Harrisburg
PENN. viii. reach the CITY. The object Of
the visit is pleasure. and In this the boys
Will bc as ably assisted as possible hy the
Richmond Fire Department.
Tine Harrisburg boys number sixty men.
They wilt Dee iu The city for two DAYS. and
during this time viii receive due notice and
attention at ihc hands of the Richmond fire
luddit-.
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There was called meeting ol the COM
miiicc ON Police eco the office Of the Chief
~ Police, yesterday afternoon at 6o'clOck.
The object oi the meeting WIS tO hear
charges against Murphy, the janlor al ih-
second poiice->iat.on.
Ii me absence Of written charges, the en-
tire matter was postponed until the regular
meeting Of the COMMITTEES. which takes
place on the last day Of the month.
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BUSINESS FAILURE.
Assignment of a ,Iain street croccr,man
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Mr.. W. l.. White. of SD east Main street.
dealer i'm .r0cerio, and liquors. Yesterday
made au assignment go iaIeWcii Elicit
trustee. for the benefit Oi creditors. llt
liabilities amount o. about 10000. NO assets
are named lht hfsi-clas, creditor, are.
DR.. Hunter McCuire. Sl.Nn; Writ l.. Iay.
lor S.l1. \. ". CARRIER. $50. Thomas Al.
kinson. 500. Levi, Booker, 500. Robert
W,udenhur.. >ioO; lr.hhct "A Taylor.
S1.U5D. 80 and Sl0s..O. Joseph Bryan. S2ei.iO
The decd convey, pll tlie stock of groceries
and liuuol-. store fixtures. horses. wagons.
40.
Mr.. White was i0r many wears member
of ihe oid firm of Christian a. White. hui of
late year. he has conducted "a store 100 his
own nAmN.
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Mr.. ". 4. Price died SUNDAY morning n
Philadelphia ct gout and complications aris-
hfg from TINT disease. aged seNenly->iN
yeare. he wa. one OF the clerks of the
United state. >cnaicaf the beginning of the
war. and resigned and came to Richmond
in 1872. and WAS engaged in general hu~-
ness on Thirteenth street during the war.
Two of his SONS arc Doc ihe employ uf a,-O-
ciated railways one. b. r.. ai West Point.
and H. 49,. agent in Philadelphia. The Zee
main, VIII reach this city this morning Ht
$500 O'Clock yi0 Richmond fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. The inicrmeni viii
he 600 Hollywood.
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1raus Comic Opera Company begin am
engagement Of Two nights tonight IN New
lOrks greatest opera success. The
Blgands.' The opera viii be produced In
thu same style which characterized IL at the
humorous treat T. promised. The east Is
bald 10 be line and the chorus and orchestra
superb.
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THE NEW BISHOP.
To Dee Presented with Rich Vc~tmcnt. and
Episcopal Ring.


lhs various Catholic societies nf This cts
recently h.ld a. meeting iar ih0 purpose 0i
mHhIn- ARRANGEMENTS f0 attend ihe cnn.t-
Grafton services of bi-hu-eierf NM ID.
\ltor 100 80. Peters Cathedral October -rl.
50 this meeting il Wl. determined iD fr-
SCENT Bishop Van d. Al1.r with DIS en.-.O-
lai Ne-imcui. Hul episcopal rl- There.
anal ihau contribution. We're mldr fu inr
iHns aui good sum nl money na. raised.
4 committee Wl- appointed ln take charge
oi fh'. matter. ani fhlt committee hI.
m1d. satisfactory prog. .-.
Tine committee determined 90 give th0
Bishop something r.cA and handsome. amid
'.cied 20 duplicate of the f0-fmsnf- pre-
seui.d fo Archbishop Ryan. of Philadelphia.
with ilr exception that ihc border of tine
NNf Nill i. more elaborate. These vest
menl, viii r0-i mot less Cham 500. and the
RING. 400 amethyst. surrounded with dIa-
mnui-. viii cost $500
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Mr.. j. samuel Parrish Yesterday brought
suit in the Chancery Court STYLED John
PRYOR &C.. against John Wood-on and oih-
cr-." The object Oi the suit is lO obtain an
equitable division OF the fluids i'm the hands
of the Tailoring Mems Association. OF
which the parties interested were ihe truss
tees. The amount involved is SOME 500.
which is invested in property ON Baker
street.
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The Democrats OF llenrico county Will
meet Wednesday. September -, at .
o'clock IN the afternoon, ai the following
named places. 90 elect delegates o. the dis
tricf convention. meeting in Richmond. Oc-
t0ber 3. iro0hland. Bruins: ruckahoc
Forks of the Road; Fairfield. llardiu's
shop: Narina, Township Hall.
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The following c0n,icis We're received al
tle state prison yesterday William Jcn-
k.us. tulpcpcr. three years, horse stealing I:
james William, alias james kis>cy. one
year. third conviction Of petil larccn, and
Robert Jones ALIAS W. :. Chiffon, two years
for forgery. Lyuchburg
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lie TuRf
Results and Entries for the Races NJ
Cravescnd Drooi.iyn Jockey Club.

l ra1f HntNn I.tr ~ "a
i''s"''' "'" rum ''' ."
'r"'es'h' thf"""iN" '"'"'S ''""''
The following AFRO thc results of lesior
dat IS races:
First race inrc'-losfih' Oh miit
Gregory first. Mamie j. second fr"niena'
third. Time l;l'.
second race. One and onc-ei,hil 81 mill
Paragon hlrl. 'g.l'h h.'i H''"hu'
BDnlomauo third. Time i;'i-
Third race. ihrra-iodfih' OF % mlo. VI De
Tow Stakes h"c'are hf-i. hupf.i second.
~inaloa third. Time ll"t.
Fourth race. one and on0-iouilh .i miit.
First special Kingston rr-t kweland
.econd lunl ihira. Time 2ae'..
Firth race. one m.le- rack man ~ z.
Ben Harrison -ernnd' EiIufiH lAiiu. iilh'
l42h.
Sixth race iifc-oiehihs ola mile. selling
Mcriden iiret. sam Morse -econa' colonel
Hunt thrd. Time .'lef',
seventh race, h''-0it OBI 1000,
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simply Perfect.

The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Route has equipped its
trains with dining cars OF the latest
patent. aud on and after August 18th
the patrons of its fast trains between
Council Bluffs and Denver and between
Council Bluffs and Portland, Ore. will
De provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at ,5c. each. Pullmans Palace
Car Company will have charge OF the
service OH these cars.
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POLICE COURT.


In the Police Court Yesterday there were
only few cases before His Honor, and they
were all Of minor importance.
| Henderson johnson. a Nahonitc Of the
colOrcd persuasion. wanted n Ratchet. and
in accordance with the principles Of his
party, not 20 understand the difference be-
tween mcpm and fUum. hc took one that
he saw living In the store Of Held a Thai
heimcr. Sixty DAYS.
William Banni-tcr. another colorcd Naho-
mite, hearing that the B0~. had opened the
campaign. and imagining that now the col
or0d brother was in control Of the state Of
Virginia. thought Do would assert his SOW
crcieuft hy creating a .'ructiOn' no the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot. lie WAS great
" surprised when he heard that the Boss
had not yet S'yn elected. and that De. al-
though of African descent. would Dee re-
qu.rcd for some month. yet. ai least %
obey the laws just as if be- was white. lie
felt still more ch0p-fallen when hc found Dee
had 10 she'll Olt two and q half or g0 into
limbo.
samuel johnson. colored. was laboring
under the same dolusiOn as Bannisirr. and
therefore considered that be had a perfect
righf fo strike \. g.. Anthony with stick
ifhe wanted to. BE- was thoroughly dis
gu-ted when be- found that he could NOT DO
-o. and that h'- fun would cost him s.. lie
paid She fine under protest. rather than go.
10 inn
Another colorcd sovereign named Grant.
who rei0iccs also in tine name Of branch.
imagined that 10 was perfectly right i0r|
him 90 strike Amhro "a Franklin with "a
piece Of iron. lie was greatly taken back
when Ills Honor informed him that such
liberty could not Joe allowed. and that Doe
would either have io shell Out an and
costs or go % JAIL iIc shcllcd.
William Nl0-cley. Fund 31gnali and Henry
Miles an colorcd .oferei-ns. would persist
that they had right tO make "a living iu
violation OF law by attempting 20 compel
pa .-engcrs at the depot to ride in their
hacks whether the said passengers felt iu-
'lincd 60 DO $50 or not. The former was
lined 81 and the latter two - cach with |
cost. added in each instance.
OTHER CASFS.
james Mallory. for being drunk and inter |
cr.ug with prisoners at the len'ientlaN. !
VAS fined $500 and cost.
George Arlington. drunk and carrying |
concealed weapons. Fined 81 and cost.
E,ira Harvey and Mag Br0addu- fboth |
.0lorcdl were di-ordorly on thr street. and |
zach had 10 pay $3.50 and cost.
" . l.. Lester assaulted and abused Tower |
Fuller. "a conductor on the city Railway |
.ar-. H. WAS fined So and costs.
Daniel Murphy. j. l.. Griffith. d. VI. Camp |
lnll. and Curtis Is jackson were fined for |
.coping their h1r-r0onS or % on sunday.
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Holly Brice tcoloret) charged with fclo-
niously stahbing Robert GRAY. was tried
aud acquitted.
william Thomas (colorcl). charged with
enormously assaultlng and breaking the lcg
of james Kane, was found guilty. sentenced
TO jail for siX months and fined -.
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THE VACATION IDEA.
H.. Growth Certainly Resulting: In bet
ter Race Of Americans.

! there are some inNys Nc w "''''' ''''
,ur fathers. Ono Of these is the habit or
TAKING a vacation from the monotonous
round Of every day duties II was an
old time proverb maker who said AN
work and no play makes Jack dull
hov." but 70 was reserved for the present
generation TO act rs though 1t believed
the provcrb 10 be true
There are 4 hundred ways In which
Ibis tendency 10 take life easier ana not
too seriously i shown. School vacations
are longer. there are more holidays M.
croasing interest is shown in all kinds OF
athletic sports. and public. sentiment has
come 10 be so potent in this direction
that the right OF employees to longer or
shorter vacation is conceded by employ
crs i'm nearly every line Of business.
What was once the privilege of the
well 10 do only is now exercised by the
clerk and mechanic Tho vacations OF
the latter are not as long as those Of
their wealthy employers. but thcirrights
10 vacation and the necessity for one
is quito as freely conceded Indeed, so
potent force has this idea acquired in
III. ,l.,,f.b,s Lo.r,n q, shame the
-. '' ~ orr chorifios Fresh mir
funds and country week associations are
being established in all populous centcrs
toas.ist those TO a summer outing who /
cannot afford to take one themselves.
his true the vacation principle is not I
as wisely applied as IL might be. Too +
many people take fashionable on profess
sional vacations instead of natural and .
rostiul Ones They go where the other T
member. Of their SEQ or circle go and do
the things Trey do. when ~ most M
stances they woa'i secure iafmore Dene-
ltby going tos3mo other place and doing /
something quite different but any sort
of vacation that is not accompanied by F
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

Its pity said de E.lue TO the summer
hotel man. "tlat mosquitoes are not more
musical
WHY
Because you might cage some Of these
and hang them mp around the hotel instead
Of canary birds Washington Capital.
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IoM,s BAenAN COMMISSIONS
NV KENT {. IL. Angus ~. is.0.

The parties interested in tnc ltcltts. 20
which the foregoing are cNit ct,. ait ltf.lf
notified that have nrci upon Monday iN'
2Bi day OF -eptemhef i~0o, 40 New htht
courthouse az the time and place pi latlns
the accounts AMI msl in- the enquiries ADD
dcrsd bN The said IA cfess. az which ilme tNN
place an persons holding claims lenin,i nf
estate o. iieuF, Webb dccetsed. VIII appear
before me aad prove Tie same.
Given under my nan a., comm is ionef in
Chanccry of The Ciicuit Court OF New Acut
county the day aud yeeI firsi alorcsaid.
au2i-WIw THOMAS bAkHAM.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

Auc.ro man named Robert Brown made
himself very disagrtcablc on Ninth street.
near the French laundry. last night and
leaning against glass window he broke it,
The police found him and took him to the
second p0iicc-siafiom.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

The Malone nag on Broad street frll yes
icriay. one of the ropes holding IL alot
broke. and the Republican banner triiled in
the mud.
This little incident Is significant of the
Malone \ co. downfall in November.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

jack Tar-We amt SO very far from
land. jim There's been a yacht along here
lately
Jlm-lIow do YOU know'
Jack rar-See an them champagne corks
-Omaha W0r.l-N.rall.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

Bank Cashler--Caue. sir, what 30 YOU
want Time Is money.
Penurious Caller-l'd Ike 20 exchange a
little OF my title Tor money. Saturday
-. n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

Nh. J. lfpleit llaNall Yesterday qualified
as administrator a. boafs mn ON the estate
OF Bowling W. HaXall, who died some time
ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

In fVcign and domestic liquors the house
conduct. am extensive traffic. They import
fum the best manufacturers M England,
France and Italy. aud art also disiillers'
AGENTS for The best brands Of Kentucky,
Pcnu-, lNania. Virginia and West Virginia.
All goods are sold just a. they are received,
no iamperlus with them being permitted.
There t. mo- compromising on mixing OF
goods.
davenport a Morris house contains six
warehouses. steam elevators run IN them,
and there are TWO line, Of railway. and e
water front at their doors. n0 place IN the
world that affords better facilities for
the conduc; of business like ours j. the
way the representatives. the house talks.
over half hundred men are employed by
Davenport y Morris, and the, ship goods all
over the United States
Here h what can ic dome ia Richmond
When this house started 10 Wa, in small
way to-day, no firm in the United states IL
better known. and none has hrmcr imam
cial standing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

IF you want frstclass -four. ask
for the "Durlop ' Patent. None sur
pass Dc. Phone 27j.-adv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROMIS and
nrHA WATER. Compare analysis and
you Will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength of any other
arsenic water. aud contains no organic
matter. For sale By an druggists. and
by l.. p. Routt. sole agent, Second aud
Main streets Send forcircular.
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EAlL WEDDINGS.
Marriage of ,ir. Morris and Mi, Cold
Afroln.

Mr. Joseph Morris. q merchant of This
cify. WH- married Monday ni-ht in Miss
Freddie. daughter of Mr.. &. Gold-frlm. OF
Baltimore. Tine ceremony WAS performed
200 llalazar'~ Hall. The Rev. .Jo,eph Els
Nor. of the Polish synagogue OhiciIfod. The
bridal party. consisting 0f the parents OF
fhr bride Hni groom. the u-hrr-. No--r-. L.
4. G0id-fr0m Albert NouhHhn. Joseph
Rg-lnihli. Frederick kl1c. Horny stern.
Icon Levy. J.. Stern. and Lewis
Wolff and ihr bride and groom
entered the hall af $780, while Fishers ol-
che-tra PLAYED Memberships Wedding
March," The bride and groom stood under
10 canopy. which HH- supported lt four Nf
fhe usher. dur.ue fhocDremDnf. after which
20 reception WAS haid and dlnurrwa- ,d.
Afterwards they loii on 90 wedding tour i'
Sow York. ami other places iu tar North.
Du fhrirrmu they wiil take up their rD-i-
.rrDo Don fli- city. Iho bride $3.50, lHni-
-nmriy afiin0d boo white -il.. go fIuIu- with
leil. and carried 3D. NuIunt OBJ posses.
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MAID Of Virginia. Mild and sweet.

ALL that is asked for the Dunlop
Patent Flour Is fair trial. Phone 27j.
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GET the best-the celebrated Dun
lop' Patent Flour. Phone 27j. adv
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LOCAL NOTICES
4 Letter from Rev. >. g.. Hawthorne, OF
Atlanta. Ga.

Letter from Rev. >. g.. Hawthorne. OF
Atlanta, ga.
1t gives me real pleasure 20 say word
for medicine which believe is destined
10 bc "a great blessing % the afflicted
everywhere. IL is not The cunning de-
vice of q Quock bul the discovery of %
scientist. ltls the result OF many years
of research and experiment by an emil
ueut specialist Thousands OF my
Southern friends know what sufferer
from Catarfh l nave been.
Six months ago. by tine device Of my
physician. / gave up tho pa-jorate.
have u.ei TWO bottles of king 5 Royal
Germetuer. and while ! cannot say
that am completely cured. l DO affirm
that 10 has so far reiiered me. / expe-
ueLce no pain nor discomfort.
/ feel it 90 be my duty o. say also that
the effects of this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal and
wonderful. Sine has been aimosta life
lOny invalid from nervous headache.
neuralgia aud rheumatism. In aIeriOl
Cf thirty years she has scarcely had q
days exemption from pain. She has
been using "GeImetuer' about tRo
months. 4 more complete irausiorma-
ton l have never witnessed Every
symptom Of disease has disappeared.
She appears 70 be- twenty years younger.
ami !. happy and playful as a healthy
child. We have persuaded many OF
our afflicted friends to take the mcdi-
ciCe and the testimony OF all Of them
IS tlat 30 is great remedy.
j. B. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta. Ga. July 18Th. 1889.
Or. Kings Royal Germetuer is now
put up IA "a concentrated form for con-
venience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties One bottle added 10 seven and q
haif pinls az water will make a gallon /
of Royal Germetuer. 4 wine-e iasslul /
q dose. a tcap0OafW ia wine glass /
ful OF water is dose Of the c1nccn- /
lralei.
Piice. = 30 per bottle.
OWENS x MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
OppO. Po.toiiice. Richmond. Va. /
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

CHEW STALLION Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get handsome aud useful
present
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I 1 ~ NJ ~ MN ANhN n II 'WN I'I
is tH ANtiiil.
r. Bali AGAINST N S.. GnrlUu. D.r. ItI. .I
Henry webb. deceased.
iEuroc' Pom a,cr.e loH Coa1.f. l>,.
On consideration whereof OBJ. c.urt i.fl
alluler, order uui decree Roar fNI- lIl-O I|'
referred fO one GO fIt comm. ..fI.f- NI fI.r
court ip take. state and settle fI0 owing
accounts.
=. An account OF the transact .nsof 50 49,.
Gordon, administrator off HtNff M.IN hII
showing what cause .NI H.Nf Nt IH.
-HNtU might NHhN INII. .HIN ..r .f
-ufl administrator, IUi -I.I a MI
nuinini.ilalul H. Niltfri.f. I. N.r..
tO produce IfUr0 -II t.UI. a.
book. accounts. voucher. ST.. l.
said administration. If order fN lII... .l
commit .iuutf DID, ere 5000 i'N. N'..r.
.. An lcf0un. off debts Oi Sold Henry H .'..
deceased. giving amounts. .I.N|tf,I
&c. Oi same.
3. Az account of tlo real osfat. nf e..I
Horny Webb. deceased giflHs I0-C..I .HI NI
same. d. a,cefiHIulul amount add I..-
simple value oiiame.
iEaraei from decree of 2N lprt i.o..
II is adIudeed. ordered and d0cre,i uat
Thomas Bnriiin, one 90 iIe D0lNi ',-.. Nt fr
in cnuuccry az tots court rrl D.t tl iIh'.
state and settle fhe accounts directed Ns iI-
crer entered JOB ihis cause nn fNH 2'fu NNIN.
her. lr~~. emf said commits sIHN.r shall. Dee
fore taking said accounts. publish notice N.
time ana place Of G. king said accounts 0.cr t
week Tor ur sue 'cSslye weeks lu n. mD .Dn-
vfnieut newspaper. which publication, 10
Aforesaid. IA flI be- tlu|NIicI Gao IFi- i.l t|l.
vice OF notice All ihe IHtiis, fo iN's ,Hli.
and said commissioner shall also take lNf
following accounts after giving notice ts
aioiefaid.
An account ol what would De- reasonable
fec To ~. "A. Barnes iof his 81 Uun.c In prose-
cutting This cause, to De- faId nF ffc ltr.'t,
pfON their claims iu tul> suit Huu getting
benefit Of same, and tns court reserves.
Itste:
TuOM - BARHAN Commls'ones
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-11-28

tude of wild pigeons that once overspread
the whole eastern half of the United States.
Their vast migrations-w whence the old
name passenger" pigeon-seems to have
been once partly connected with the
changing of the seasons, for great bodies
of them remained to breed in the far
South, while others winged their way to
the edge of the arctic tundras, and having
reared their young on the shores Of Hud-
sons bay and in the valley of the Mack
en2ie, sometimes remained there to feed
juniper berries until midwinter.
The movements of these birds seem to
have been determined, therefore, by the
necessity of finding subsistence, and, like
tramp harvesters, they wandered about
from one part of the country to the other
seeking those districts where the supply
was the largest. Their food consists of all
kinds of grain, berries and such small
nuts" as they can crack and swallow
the fruit of the beech and the acorns of
the live and other oaks being special favor
ties. OF rico they were fond; and if it
now costs the rice growing industry of the
Southern States 50, 900. 900 year to scare
away the bobolinks from the growing
fields during week in April las is stated
by an inquirer for the government, what
would have been the expense of cultivat-
ing rice under the clouds of pigeons which
a century ago were wont to blacken the
wild marshes of zizania, and never leave