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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Resolutions

Adopted by IN NJ {. % The death o.
Hen = GHchsll
wh.r-as. W. have sgaln sur ri H.
io-s % snoihsr noe % oar msmosrs by th'
dsAih % Hslsn y. Gs'chsil aud.
Wh.rsss. We d.sifv "a express a.
boiv. oar -orrns for that ios- ~ 10
Resolved. That ~ The d-sia % oul
frisni &c mouru Cor one shO sss 10 sv.fy
ssy worthy 10 The love AMI eaten valet
ssrv fvlt Tor hsr ~ al our number
Received, That - sincerely sympaihlf
siih TIE bsfvsvsd family
Resolved. That's copy % these ts.o'a
lions % sent N th- family ~ the a c-.s-d
aud 10 he OKfird Cpanty X cord. Demo
erst and Advertiser ipr pahiicstion
ApDiE L ALLAED Committee
GEOEoE hALsH. Ga
Goa NJ Gins, X solutions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

No, ,.ti,6sd ~i,h the murder % Col
Cl.yion 10 prvsn, the apprehension Of
The b.llo, bon thieves. the Aikshss. dee.
psr.doss have sss.ssinsied . eolOrsd man
-ho gave imPor,sn, s'idsnes concerning
The murdsr,f.. While thee murders
may not. ia = sense. be political, I. Il y
asserted they are not. Il !, the generally
dsmoralis, a condition Of the Polilesl
system Which i. responsible fo' them.
The ~ofd. q President H.uison'. insus.
ur.l .ddrs,. are Pseali.rly sPPlie.bls
TIE eoumsbi,y ia, BY eonestt, o?sh VI
.scfst. amoug its eltI ne. denies ~ pr
ti1n 90 Ia memosrs their pain rights
uudrr The as. hss severed The obly sh'
bod % social order All prosperity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

ylruERHAs. Frsnri. wIllsy thea q frysbarE In
w tn cosnty Of UtOrd sad state u MsiDs. did.
~ ths Ten h DAY - >s,embsT. A. ID. isel. BY be
Dor,ssr. DEED II th.t dale. duly sxecsisd asd ~.
o..fdsd u The Okford Western District kssi.tfy 81
D,sd.. eeos a.. p.xs ~. csa,sy IN Dos's.gs 10
Isaiah Wsfrea. late u ssi fn ebafE. decesssi, tee
tsis. -ha.s oil -ss day pFosed ssl slio-ed In the
fro1.fs Coar fof ssid county ofOtofd. sodth sab
scrib~r. DAILY sgg-siatsd ssd qasiitsA ss stseutors
thsFrof esfsh T,.l estate In sid fysbafs. desuib-
81 a. flio-s. % cit;
'.Bs sianias Al TIE oornsr On he ooasiy rO.i had
az ~ ..ld Wsrea's tsnnsry, thsncs seathefiy
coarss By lad o-Bed By Johh E.ms. snd ~ lad
o-usd ~ flry. faal Rtchaesd q the hss street. 30
called. lsaiing bon The Onfard iiosss br bssssll's
tssesry. tb~no- In s.stsfly dlrectoa do-n s.lf
street. Lad o-ned BY sal .ren. tbsecs By sad
wsFrvs's lssd 10 Borthrfly dirrcilaa to lsnd osBes
~ a. e Bss-sli, tAsncs BY s.ii Bssssls LAID add
lssd Osned b, Jeha sesvey, ~ the frst mes t.eesd
ro.d. thsncs b. said rad 10 the trst Dsnfiooet
rcorbef" together uith TIE baiidlngs thereoa- And
.hsuss. the coniition II said mortgage has ben
brotsa. 90 claim f.feSosure 81 sail mortgage se.
cordiAs b The stsfats IN sach essss made and pro
p.isi At Fry.bars hi. ih,suiA d.y Of October.
OTIS WARREN.
JOkL T. hOkRfIl.
Hrsestors ofths issi I'll ssa sssAssss Of isslAA
wsfsss, ersssssd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

THE Akr AaATKUR for April has for oos
% IL eOlOfed supplements . superb study
% I'D spple- on . boggh. Fall direction.
are given Tor copying this plate. Tue
other cOlored Supplement- Il Tor ehins
pslutinE-s fern design FOE cup and ssa-
Ger. Letters N syOunR lady Who asks n
.hs can learn china painting" are eottin-
aed. and there Il much prsetiel informs-
tiou concerning vsfi0as brsuches Of The
every day vOrk OF the amateur artist
Another large de-ign for Church banner
10 given 81 Msrkl-lt will be Jas, 10
tine for TOE dag In honor OF that saint; 10
"a suitable FOE nssdl.work o, Tor painting
rn- excellent series % mOnOgr,ms IL re-
srmsd. snd ehius painting and other de-
-ixus sre aissn Win tue usual profusiou
Price IS cats. Mootafus Msrks, Pub
lishsr, - uaios Square, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
A. Orfnrh County WomAn.

The Colorado State Department. q the
Grand Army o. the Rspablie and Won
an. Relief Corp. recently me, ~ 0resl,,
f1r their annual shssmpmsnis. Mr c
q. HO-srd. -bo occasionally ~ri,s. IN
,srs.iing letter. TO the Democrat. u pres
dent Of the Greeley relief eorp.. and u
that capacity dslived an address q vel
eJne % the yisi,ors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

The Ssb.i. 6aally rj-e,,d the nomi.
nation o. Mar.i H.l.'s.d. editor Of The
Cineinn.u C1mmsrcial Ca ,iie. a. min.
i.isr % Germany. 10, because Of any
qiss,ioa a. 70 HI. f'hss. for the place.
Dat Ca account q hi. sdilofiAl criticisms
upoa nsmber, Of the senate TIE mat
,sr Ia, I. ,one-h., lengthy history. the
o'isin.l sources q uOsbls bsins Mr.
H.l.'s.d'. iaismPsr.hos q slPr,sss'n.
I'D The f.C, that soms msmbsfs Of tie
ni'sd States senate o-s their .ssi. Ia
that body % The o0uup, uss Of monsy
Eysn ihoggh Ne. Hsl.,s.4 may have
been in,smr-rsis in biz language. be IS
l.boIins 10 The .aisr,., u parity q os'
political system. md b.. rj-eiion u. "a
say ,hs lsss,. easily construed a. . bios
=; the frssdom % The Pfsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Messeuger's Notice.
o'ncr or TN, ..,s, =, o. Sn,osD covsr'

OFYfcI 90 ruH sHHsfrr Or ONrOnD CoCrfr.
STATE ~ MAINE.
OX~oRD, sss-hsr~A -. 4. ID ls9
sT>Hh 10 10 give node, that on the 18th
II day Of Mar. q. D. isre. . warrant In In.
.Dlyencv vas isssei oat % the Cou 70 81 fssoives
ey orr ssd County Of Oxford. against the eststs oi
sussss ". siasiss. Of Lv'll IN ssd Count
.dludsei % hs 90 iasolve.t Debtor. % retitlon
ef ssh debtor. uht-n pettics vo nl~i 90
the 3ath DAY Of Mar. A. % ts<s W vhieh Lest
samei date istsrest 90 elaine is 10 be con
psied; thai the paymeat of any debts and the De.
liver, and transfer of sny propsrty belonging %
.sd debtor, % him cr Coz bic and The delivery
and Of ant property b. hin are foteiddsn
NJ lac; thai q meeting Of the creditors OF sAid
DEBTOR, 70 prove thsir dsbts and choose one OF
more Asslspses Of HE estate, will be beid % .
Court OF Iasoleebe, 10 be holden 81 The Probats
cosr room, In Paris 10 said Cosnty OF Orf,vd. 90
the i'Ih day Of April. A. D. fsss, 81 sins e'eioeh
IN the forvsooa.
Gives under nv had TIE date Gs.t above vrit.
%. J,pslAH HrALp, Dspst, shssid.
- hesseagsr of Ne Ceuu q tasoissss5, tsr SAID
Csxsu sfOxSrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Plenty Of Opportunity

Judging from the number Of States
,h., are enseiins ssere, b.llo, ls~s. there
oil b. plenty Of opportunity to learn BY
observation Of the practical working. Of
the secret bsllo, bsfor. II. adoption Is
again urged upon . Main. legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

oas - th- Oh -.fi-.t .oi altogether m -,
appreciated men sbpgi oar streets !. plslr
ia ID Long. f0f n. nr.i time In y-sr-
@ithnut hsuil- 20 hls u,m-. ~ho l. pfsc.
u.lug lAs SOD Thoroughly h'ppy SON
comf,ft - o.. . n 40 Mo Ia. nssn To p 'li.
tic.. stsp out % hi- osn accord. and ..
not full ~ E.ll snd bll.. bat slsd 10 40 ~
sOfk 81 his ba.in-s. -Bo.,nn k-oord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
We Can't Accept.

The sppintmen, % Pablie Printer J.
..;d 10 giv. the Presidsn, . good deal OF
trouble. he gay. thu, !. serious mat
ter to sPpOin, = man to the bead Of The
l.rges, prin,ing ss,sblishmsn, In the
World.
Sorry to di..PPOin, you. bu, !, -On''
BE- % thu, We can soesp, MI President
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

Parts, -hhin ant Coz sald rsasty, Oa the Ihrt
tuesfsy ~ aa,ch. a. ID ts<..
ososF- ~. samings kvse IlOy 90 the estate q
so~s thssley iaie Of pxissf. 10 ssi 4 ~ ttf,
oeess.ef, iytas pre-entei his Aoesast ~ sfmn
ls'r. ien Of ,he kstais Of saii dsess,et, hos 81
lossne~f
orssred. hattie said Aud. give so,iee %
All psfsons Interested BY causing cop ~ tbs
order IN b. pabllshsa three ve.ss ..eo...lvsly 10
the onfoff Democrat printed 81 Paris, that thst
np appsaf 81 Probate Coaftto - held 81 Psfts
IN sail Cosnty, on the thiri Tussdsy % Ap@l
nsnt 81 oelcea 10 the foreaooa ss< shs~ ease,
any thsy have ~hJ The ssms shosl, nj Be o..
gro. A. WILSON, Jssgs.
A True copy,-sttssti n. q. DAVIS. kssisasr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Newspapers In 1890

From The .di,i.e 81 George z. Rovell
a Co.'s "Amsricsu Newspaper DIRECTORY"
puhlishsd April nrt Cits twenty nrs,
,esr). IL app~ars thst the newspapers aud
periodicals. ~ all kinds issued In the Usi'.d
states and Canada me- number 1! i07.
shesiug . gain Of 1eI during the lsst
twelve months, and Of lisa In ten yesrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

1iikssbscrlhsr hsr.by give. publis sollo. ths,
shs he's been dal. sppontssi nv ths iien. Jstss %
Probate fot ths C.sats ~ Oxford aad s.sanet
me Iu.t 90 Ad-latstrstix % TIE sstsis ~
ALfNsNDkk rtiAYFR, late OF Psris,
IN s.id County, dessssei, by sivias bond e. ihs
deotsi 70 the estate Of said deceased 10 male
Immeilsts paymsat, and those ~ho have Any se
ms.fs ,hsrese 90 ethibit the save 70
Mach u. Lev. RUTH THAYER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

THs -uts'rih-F hsfshF sits. psbiie aotiss Asi
~ has I'm ulY Appaiatsi bY ~. n n. laise
~ frubAte &c tn oartY % ONfsft, at a.
suned III trust ~ as~t.eiFsiof ~ ~ ssists n
SARAH R PAKT slDssE i.ts % Fsns.
10 sdf Caast. q ces.si. ~ swing blai az NJ
las ~ eets. Ne th~sstlFe eyassts all psfsgus fn
f-b,st 10 the estate ~ sad asc-ssssi N mae im
N dat psFmsnf. abd thee ~hss have shY DE-
maaf. N 800 ~ sahibit ne .sns -
hNea. 10 Issg. ALBEIT At tn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

ASS family medicin. which ~il meet
80 mauy smsrgsucius ~ cOHsiier Browh's
Ihstsnl Relief leads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

rHE sabscrb~r ns-sbf sIvss pabtie aouss thsl
h Ia. b-sa dalv .ppoistei b. ne Hoe Jsigs
~ frpbste &c TIE Cossty 0fOsi0rt "a 4 Assumed
the tru.t Of AfnlstsUstOf of the t-tste Of
LOUISA MARTIN. lats of RsmiOrd
u ssh Coaaty d-c-sset. bs siyta1 "a ~ TIE
lac dr. cts. 10 tbsrefor. requests al psfslas 10.
dstt.d b. TIE estate u .si dseesset . maze 10
oeiiais pa neat snf tho.s vho have sny 30
msssi- th-reoa. W eahiblt the ssDs n
March ~ ls-s CdARLEs n MAkriN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

FOr Rssun,.i.n try Bto-S'. Il ilist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

rns -ab.crihsr Afrsry sivss puble a1t.ss nat
b. h.s b-.a daily speoihtsd by ths Hoa. IstEs
~ frobsis tor he C0snty Of Ohf0fi, snd Assa mel
ne tust - sdnia istrstor ~ IN esists o.
JOINT DAMOs. iNts Of Hlcs nsii.
10 said CountY ascss.sd. ~ sivins hood 80 he
debtsd ~ tn estate % ssif decsssesi % maze In
m-iiats paFueat, ani tho-s -ho have ani
ismsn<s thssero 10 sshibit th@ sane a.
March 10 iss. CHAkI.tS ~. PHiN0E.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

rxkxs Yearly Subscriptions 49, " pAla
strictly In advance cther~tss. w Pst le~f
sinsle copis.z. f1ar c~nts-
ApvNErtsKsKxrs An iexN afyertisensnts
A. rtv~n thr~s consecutive tn~ertions tof =
per Inch In ienEth 20 colusnns lfeuNie 49,. 49,.
rel.fina 10 gral Estate. Which arr 10 eacn
sp-clal cs,atTsTt- made With local. trAnsient ~
yesrly advertiser. -
Joe Fslxrf~s.-Ths Oxfori nsmocrAt ofncs
A. .eiI sfrrks.i Sfth ne materials tnr duins
AL hints ~ plain "a hncy sob prtnting N
srp.fiencs.i lob printsr h alsays IN M on. :,
an a. cur rrv--ss arr run ~ slsAh. = -
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FOR LIMB. aud c.lse. Use d I r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Letter, Note. z Bill Headings

rrisl.i % .ag-''O' ''Oss. MiO- Vr'es' at ~
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SCUll & BRADLEY. Managers.
GtDEos rgrLL fktD'k BH.BLEr. Oso. q. fItLl

..rpla. .. tn. Waited states, ,i.n,,o~. o
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N..,s. OF r.r.sl..ar. OF Mortgage.

E,seu'er. of,h. l..' GIL .Sd 's.i.@ssi q i..i.A
warta, dscss.sd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01
LOCAL NoTEs.

At51j Yesterday the ambulance Was
called 10 the corner of fouuh and
Franklin streets 20 a colOred man named
Isaiah Brooks. Who had fallen down O.
fight OF steps AND disiocated hi.
shoulder he was brought to tle hos
piial, where the dislocati0n was reduced,
and he was sent home
At the regular meeting of the Powha-
tan lub tonight Colonel Richard /.
Beirne will make am address AID the
members are expected 90 Doe present as
business OF Importance VIII be brought
before them.
The case of Messrs g. b Gnigon &.
J Darlington. j. G Tau and George W.
Lindsey. CHARGED with 0b-truc.inr and
hindering voters in Jackson ward have
been continued until February l2th. Mn
Floyd Hughes counsel for the govern
meni, not being ready go proceed w'th
the investigation.
Miss Gertrude Riyes. sister Of Mrs.
Chandler. was 40 The Academy llst night.
10 see Miss E.telle Clayton in bier drami-
tization OF The Quick or the Dead
In the Chancery Court yesterday The
case OF johnson AGAINST Mnitlock, which
has been pending for number of years.
was decided in favor of the plaintiff.
The property involved is on Grove
avenue
during the month Of January there was
recorded In The clerks Office Of the
Chancery couri of ihc ely, 2ss deeds.
The electric motor men and conduc-
tors ball last night was well attended.
Governor Lee and Mayor Ellyson were
both present. and The evening was de
lightful one 10 an who participated Fl
financially and socially the affair was e
grand success.
Mrs Colonel Dickinson gave "a theatre
party last night al the mozart Academy
TO witness Miss Estelie Ciayion's per-
Torrance in THE Quick or The Dead,
and delightful supper afterwards.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01
THE ANTl-COuPON PLEDGE.



The chairman of the meeting held ri
the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday
evening. Nh John II Montague mas "'
pointed ihc following committees u"
solicit signature to tle pledges 10 pay
State taxes Tn currency and not ID 'ou'
ponr
Pc. Dupuy and Julius Straus. Broad
street. seventh tO Fourth
Charles Iurrens and William J.. w mie,
Broad street Fourth to First.
Josc.h rs lauhc and William ).
gnnn. Broad street, west oi First.
Canfain T.. y Necsc and Charles Sacl-
ler. First To- seventh. Bsoad 20 Clay.
saNwcl e. Clarke and fredoucN r..
Wvcrs. Toheco Exchange.
d. h Talaleuo and Thomas Potts,
rorn and Flour Exchange
! ID Patton and g. ID. rhalhley, Cary
street. Twelfth to Fourteen and south "l
Cary
NW Tmyer. and L. ID Crenshaw.
Cary street Fourteenth To- Eighteenth
lnd south of Cary
Charles vs. Hardwick, Cary street,
Eighteen 90 1wmWath and south oil
Iarr
Is Il'am DalIron and J.. 7 Christian.
thirteenth to Fifteenth. between Vain
ul Broad
John " Uieein. and John IL. Fi'sch-
.om. Fifteenth t0 Eighteenth, between
uau aui Broad.
Dr judd % Wood and a. Gunst, Broad
street, Twelfth 20 seventh.
Colonel s. H. Phillips and H. lheo-
lore Eilyon. Main street and streets
south of Main. west of Madison
Dr. George p steel and Polk Miller
Main street Seventh 90 Tenth and south
o.. Main.
William Cans and Everett Naddey
Main street. Tenth 90 Twelfth and south
of Main
Charles T. Wineo and l.. II. TAYLOR
Main street Twelfth 90 Fourteenth and
between haIn and Cary
So ID Courtney and John a. Curtis.
Main street, Fifteenth 90 Eighteenth and
between Main and Cary
g. Watt TAYLOR and Joseph W Carter
Main street. Eighteenth 20 Twentyfiih
and south of Main
j. d. parter and Philippe Neil Rock
ett- and Fulton
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01
THE CITY.
ITESS OF INTEREST IN RICHMOND
AND VICINITY.
ACTION or COUNCIL COMMIT
TEES on WATER AND LIGHT
Court News aud Home Happenings.

The Council Committee on Water met
YESTERDAY evening ot : O'Clock. ai it'
Council hambcr Present Mcsrs Dics.
,rson. chairman. Williams N mrNcio,
Hhi,e. Beaver. Mann. also Nr Boiling.
Superintendent of thc City Water
Works
\ petition from thc hihemarlc Paper
Company. asking Chat thcr Doe allowed io
make connections with ile water main
from the old pump house. passing incn
factory. was read The petition SEQ our
that the company was already npp'ieH
with all the water ncces -aly Too coneuuh-
ton in ihe operation OF their business.
and that the object Of maxim" thc con-
nection was only 90 provide for proica-
ton against Gre. 90 bc used through a1
tomato appliances. Tie petition was
granted.
4 communication from the cmpioic.
of the TWO pump-houscs Was fcad' aol in-
that the committee again place lh'N
wages al The same ihai they were before
the general ten pcr cent. reduction wa.
made in the salaries of nearly 900 the 'it
officials ia 1873 They claimed that then
duties had been greatly increased since
that time The increase asked TOT was
recommended Go the Council
4 petition OF thc -four men employed
on the tapping department of the wafer
works. requesting Chat their salary De-
increased 10 what IN Was before lAe DO
per cent. reduction Was granted
The superintendent stated that hc eN-
perienced q great deal of trouble With
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

"Can I speak to you momentF be saii
softly rs be called tho chief clerk IN the post
Office 20 the window the other day
Certainly"
Thanks didn't know but you were
busy. Two months ago 1 came here and
asked for O letter Remember it,
IL do not"
Probably not, as you are always busy
didn't gctany Igavo 10 as my opinion that
some OF sou had stolen lt. Remember
"No.n
Probably not, but spoke very emphatic
ally That was my opinion, and went away
feeling very much hurt Remember
"No"
Probably not, as am Of no great conse-
quencc. now desire 10 ask your pardon
van you forgive mer
"Of coursc.n
Thanks believed you would You sse,
expected a letter from my aunt None
came She couldn't write one. She was
dead Sect Therefore, how could get onei
take it back. apologize. | was wrong.
Shake
That's all right"
THANKS. III never do it again. This il
an honest postofico. l was wrong Good-by. "
detroit FREQ Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01
COLONEL CAB Ll.
SUDDEN DEATH or A\UIllkh Obp
TINED NiRGlNIAN.
PfSSFS AWAY PEACEFJLLl
IND QUIETLY WHILE
ASLEEP.
Brief Record Of His life.

Abont n o'clock Yesterday morning it
Was learned that since returning 90 his
room ON the night before Colonel IT,
'oalicr Cabel % widely known and de-
.er,cdlv popular old citizen of this city.
fhen in the sixlv.minth wear of Dds age.
bal PASSED away from lie apparently
without amy struggle. lti.probahie that
while asleep Doe quietly ceased ,o breath
for his room was En- every particular a-
70 was on DIS retiring About inc hour
mentioned. when the clerk oi ihc Aoi't
went t0 DTS room, Doe was found living 0n
af. bed. thc cover spread over him anD
hc with one hand under hi, heai and
.hc other lying naturally at DIS side. was
found Co be dead.
Theucws spread rapidly over She city,
and was great shock 90 all Dis iIi cn...-'
specially inc e.ier ciii]en. o. NJ,
mono. most %. -o'" sue" i'''-' .. .''.'.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

The following deeAs of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday.
Cih-John III Dmnccn. special COM
missioner 90 Joseph Rose, 90 feet on
south side Clay street between Graham
and Cilmer - $50.
Coeutg-B Z. Bartholomew trustee,
% John Wild. 1909 acres on New Central
turnpike. S2.3.J Fannie Gloyerto Laura
Walton. 1913 feet 0n east side Brook
avenue. $3.50, Conway Robertson 20
Robert r.. ChildIess. - lsj-lOO0 acres ON
Darby road, SO; All rutherford and
wife 90 L. jacob DIETRICH. 43 4.j feet ON
west side rwenty-eighth street. between
X and : S32-JO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

TO the "Good name az home. won by
Hoods Sar-aparilla In Lowell Mass.
where Sc IS prepared there IS more OF
Hoods Sarsaparila sold than of ail
other medicines, aud 10 has given the
best of satisfaction since It's Introduction
Ten years ago. This could not be If the
medicine did not possess merit II YOU
suffer from impure blood, Try Hoods
sarsaparila and realizcits peculiar cura-
tive power.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

The quick nr ihe Dead was per
formed ai tue Mozart academy last night
as au alleged play N.s. Clayton looked
very pretty. add ihe stage wa. preitily
set u some ot thc scenes Why the
piece Was played IS ,onundIm thai
nobody can answer TO make good
play IS the hardest task in literary art,
and TO make a good play out of nothing
is impossible and q bad play cannot be
made out of mere millinery
There was little foundation in the
original work upon which play could
successfully be founded and the great
trouble i. that Northern writer has at
tempted 10 portray Southern life without
understanding anything about d. no
wonder then that The play Is failure.
and that Miss Clayton personal aiimc
iiou, is the only reliance 90 make it
draw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

NJ Amclic Riycs Caanler has set q
bad example in Offering @ prize OF 500
for the best essay ON Child labor tne
paper not t0 contain more THAI eju0J
words. There viii be "a grant scramble
of sl the best writers of fhe country TO
whom composition of 30 $3.50 words is 90
mere morning pasiimc. 20 get chat hun
drcd dollars The prize should not have
been more than ten dollar. and iAe ea-
SAYS should lave been limited 90 twenty
folio volumes Persons of literary
tun of mind should not be daazle0 10y
visions OF sudden riches SD recklcssly
presentcd.-N j. Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

AT meeting Of the Academy OF
Sciences the prince 81 Monaco real 2
paper demonstrating tue possibility o'
shlpwreckcd people, who have taon
10 the boats and are without PROV s.
ions. being able % sustain iie "''.l
what they could catch m oiagn
trailing overheard over night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

Of the ace in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy Syrup oil Figs. man
ufacturcd only by the Californi, Fig
Syrup Company, san Francisco. Cal
IL is agreeable 20 the t.sie, acceptable to
the stomach. harmless in rs nature, pain
less yet prompt, and thorough in It's ac.
ton. Owens a Minor Drug Company
Richmond. va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

Tho danger from gases only IN con,
nection with house drainage arr 80 al
to be comparatively easy 70 AVOID u 9
main consideration bcinga continuous,
thorough ventilation OF the pipes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

During the past month ihe Police
Justice disposed Of POI criminal case.
and tried 43j charges of ordinance viola
tions on criminal charges Fifteen were
sent ON 90 the HUsuUes Court for indici-
ment by the grand Jury, tweniy-six were
convicted of misdemeanor twenty were
sent TO jail in default OF surety Tor their
good behavior aud two hundred aud
twenty-five were fined for various
oiiense. Fines collected City Slsl.
State S3i costs, $l3l25. Total, S6i3 %.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

". s. Gilbert, Of the Gilbert *
Sullivan Gnn, does his writing at a
table upon which the light falls from
a mullioncd window across his paper
Ills house is described as little shoii of
a palace, but even the dwellsrs in pal
aces must work, and Mr.. Gilbert keeos
himself busy, not only in writing
plays, but in designing the costumes
Tor the actors and actresses.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

Two suits were instituted In The Cir
cult Court Of Richmond yesterday
James r. Phillips against Sue D. Sad-
Ter, executrix OF A. L. Sadlcr, note lor
$225
W. s Gum against Sue J. Sadlcr. e2-
ecutrix Of a. J. saiier note for $32jOs