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rniler r,rIo.Ion. Of the Year.

Tic Safety Valvegiycs this record
Of boiler explosions during 1855; Total
number OF boilers exploded, 2G3; cs-
timated loss TO property, slice, 600;
estimated loss by stoppagc Of business,
$1,000 900; number Of employees
thrown temporarily out OF work, TO-
COO; number Of lives LOST, 800; mum
Der Of persons injured, 49l OF boilers
in saw mills and other wood working
establishments there were 60 cxplo-
sioms; locomotives, 81; steamships,
TUGS. and other steam vessels, 10; port
able boilers, holsters, and agricultural
engines, 27; mines, oil wells, golfers
IS; paper mills, bleacheries, dlgcs,egs,
etc, Is; rolling mills and iron works,
%, distileries, broweries, dyo works,
sugar houses. and rendering works,
q; flour mills aud grain elevators,
Is; textile manufactures, 10 miscel-
lancous, 81.
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Tie navies Of the world have been for
years past in a transition stagc-in fact,
ever since the introduction Of armor
plating for ships of war. which necessi-
tatcd the manufacture and use on board
ship Of heavier guns. which have since
been competing with the thickness Of
armor until it seems probable that the
extreme limit las been well nigh reached
lon either case. the ideal man-of-war l~'
been sought for the continual change and
improvement, but ON looking into the
future. nothing but further change can
be- seen ahead lt is, therefore. essential
10 find ont, as far as possible, which Of
orr various types of ships best fuliills the
requirements expected of them.
The true solution Of this question. and
Of many others waiting TO bc solved. con-
sWcuou- among them being the question,
"What is the valuo of the torpedo rs an
offensive and defensive wcaponi' VIII
have 90 stand over till after the next
great naval war. The wars If late years
have not helped us much. Tho Amcrl-
can civil war developed the defensive tor
lCin lp % Stage hcA ono winch ID HIS A"l
since made much advance; bat from
the lWco-Gcrman and Russo-Iurkish
wars bat little was learned, beyond the
undoubtedly great value Of torpedocs for
purposes OF defense. in each case The
stronger fleet being rendered inuOcu0us
by their use. But such questions as
1.-The Lost way To defend a large ocean
trade from attack by cruisers" which 10
England i4of vital importance, remain
as obscure as ever. Dlackwood's Maya
zinc.
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ln mv largest aquarium five gold and
silver fish. several sinners, three minute
bulllcad- aud % fcv iiay rock bass. found
at the bottom a deep well, dwelt ami
caOiv together Two small turtles and
three varieties Of snail kept them com.
pauy. All went merry as marriage
bell mdl ! introduced a sticklcback to
The assembled crowd. This wee monster
proved the quia.csscncc Of malicious III
dusIy. nibAng the fins and tails Of my
choicest q ID into un uneven fringe IN an
incredibly short time.
The brilliant apalinc coloring Of tie
sunG.h makes them specially attractive,
bu. these farocious creatures must have
q tank CD Themselves. My fish came IN
time o. llor iac, and although nearly
all were shy Of strangers, at a tap OF my
fingers on the glass thcy would sally from
their hiding places and cluster together
Sometimes ! fmcicd that oven the snails
recognized INC: bee that as it may, the
intelligence of my hardshcll turtles was
au undOulied fact. One oi Them would
manage by adroit climbing to sonlcrsauIt
himself ont Of The aquarium on 10 the
floor. whcrchc s,rayed contcniedly about,
until certain member of the family Gil
tcrire De woull follow him from room
TO room. wherever ho went, Six soft
shell turtles from the Mississippi banks
had special quarters Of their own, and as
genuine curicsiiics. were often the OBJ
served of an Observers. HALLS Journal
of Health.
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cIFICE OF CITY COLITcrUn.
rfCIMOND. VA, june ]. $50.
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

am now raady to receive CITY IA ~
Foe TIE YEAR 1859 iftIc whO'e OF one
half 4, not Taid by tn Both inst. nj five per
cent. VIII be added. aud " remaining unpti
until September 1T the co hector is required
10 collect the San o as Tie law irects.
All males tweniN-ol.e years Of aye, and all
persons male or femalel who own PERSONAL
property. are assessed, and viii please call
ana settle.
PAVING, Pfc. and SEW Fl;-COSNEC-
1lON BILLS nTc To be- pail in the saiuc nar-
ncr as t. x,s. AMI al The same time.
COPY rom ordinance. chapter II. sect ton
ali taxes with which any person or any
estate Of q decedent Is Assessed be- net paid
before The first day 81 September the toll
lee or shall distr;,in. except Win re one hall
Their cot has been paid under the Ri Seciion
or except the same be- suspended by 'rier Of
the Committee on Finance. who sh III report
the reason therefor TO the next me- ting OF
the 'lty Council
Onice pen from 3 4. ". 10 q -. NJ.
+. ". 60 NNI\Gli VI.
Jsl-1m Collector Of city Taxes.
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conversation for moment or TWO IN ,ue
Vcsiibulc. After the stranger had passed
out one Of the mombcrs Of the church
stepped upto DR.. Pmgham and remarked
"Nho was that stranger that YOU were
talking with. DOCTOR"
"licf said plugham. as a scowl dark
cncd his handsome face, "oh. that was
DR., Snaggc. the dentist, and don't eoc
what in thunder he's rrowling around
here f0rl'-ljoston Transcript
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Tie railing passion is usually shown
very strongly in death. Malherbe, a
fanatic for the purity Of the French Ian
Cuagc. was known as the "Tyrant Of
Words and Syllables.' On his dcathbed
he angrly rcbuked his nurse for the
soleci.ms Of her language. And when
his confcssor mildly demonstrated, NAL
hcrbe replied. "Sir, will defend to my
very last gasp the purity Of the French
language" Soothingly, but rot in too
exquisite diciion. the good confessor
dwe.t on the heavenly joys which Nal
herbc might now reckon to be within 50
very easy % distance, but the pedantic
puriss Interrupted severely: "Say no
more, or your wretchod style will dis
gust NE with the place altogether. -
London Life.
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(uriouS Parasites.

The grecnish color Of certain cloths
was found some years ago TO be due TO
a parasitic growth of alge upon tho
hair. Two genera and three species
of these minute plants-one genus
green, and the other, with its two spe.
cies, violet-have since been described
by Mime. Weber Won Bose. a single
hair may have upon it from $50, 00Oto
goo, 900 individuals. New York Tcle-
gram.
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rachcl's intellectual Power.

The late Matthew Arnold, comparing
Rachel and Bernhardt, said, after seeing
the latter act in tragedy: Il had never
till now comprehcndcd how much of
I,achels superiority was purely intel
lectual power; how cminently this power
counts i'm the actors art as in all art;
how Just is the instinct which led the
Greeks 70 mark with high and severe
stamp the muses.. Temperament and
quick intelligence, passion, voice, charm,
pociry-llllc. Bernhardt has them all.
One watches her with pleasure, admira-
ton. and yet not without a secret dis
Quietude. Something is wanting. That
something is high intellectual power. 1t
was here that Rachel was SO great. She
began, one says tooncs self, as one recalls
her image and dwells upon it-she began
almost where Mile. Bernhardt ends. -
pitts5urg Bulletin.
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~ Chinaman j. mot pr1ity q look
at and his clothes Go not III Ike tho
traditional paper on the wall bat !
think his attire tine most comfortable
ia the world" said a gentleman tAe
other day. TO begin with, Lc 30
sumcd the Chinaman wears a soft
low crowned, broad brim fel, hat
which is easier on lhc head than q
still derby or silk lat anal greater
protection To the eyes Then hi5 nccl.
Is dressed more comfortably than
ours. too. lie wears bat q single band
around the neck, OF two IL lhc most
Have YOU ever counted up what Wc
wcarl Nol Well, just figure it out
now. Tho undershIrt band Is one. q
possible chest protector Is two. q shirt
band is three, collar is four, q peck
ito is five. vest collar IS bis, ccat
IS seven. an oycrco.t collar D. Cig-L
and neck scarf sometimes makes thc
total niuc-nine bands around the
neck. What a chance forpcrspratioa
Yes. the Chimamam's rig Is more com
Portable. Chicago Herald.
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SPECIAL CO-PAR"NEK>HIP.
I United PARTNERSHIP.
vraGrsI,-clrY or Ricnuoxp. town

VIRGINn-CITY or RICHMOND. to WI:
The undersigned having egreed upon a
limit Iartncihip. and iriqg the persons
forming the sane. 90 now in compliance With
law make and scfcraily sigA tins paper. The
nam aud place nf resid, n e Of each artnei
Is a. follow. 20 wit: John X IA y. whose place
of residence j. the ciy Of Richmond. &.
WiugO and John ;. Eli n AMI jams d. trump.
who are merchants AMI partners dong hui
ness IA the ci o. Richmond under The firm
and sty lco If wing ,. Elicit Ciunp. aud the
place OF RESIDENCE OF each II whom ], also the
city OF hich uOud. L. A. Subiett and " VI
Ca y. Who are merchants and partners doing
business Ia the cl y OF Richmond a der The
firm and style Of Sublctt y ary. and the place
of residence ch I whOai j. a 50 tie city Of
richmond
= he ma G or finn unir viii b TIE said
limiled partnership is 10 be CO. Quoted /,
JpHN r. CARY.
The s1il join Il. Cary Is The general rart
ner.
4 he said G. T.. Winvo an j. hnS. Elettaud
J uics b. 'ltnup, e. mpfelny. a. a'or"-ui i. the
nrm 81 Wingo. tllctt & trump aI IN sail
=. \. subject aud W. 81. tur3. comp ing. az
aiOrc>sI 0. ihe firm 81 SuDic.; = t.Iy.u a. th"
p cial par.''rs.
hc - ecial partners cDn'rii u'e the SUM of
yljeJ 10 the iO lowing manner Thai l.t1fal
e. T.. MingJ, John :. Elect aud james 10.
Wingu, lcft \ ttump. contribute each ON
II them the SUN OF 10 %. making the argrc
gate amount contributed bf them $50, and
=. A. Subctt and ". VI. Cary. composing. a.
aforesaid. the firm Of Sublctt n Cary. con %
butte each one of them the sum at 80 lJi.
max NJ the further avg egitc amount OF
800.
The general ma urc % the busi ess 10 I e.
tu sicted IL that II WHOLESALE
GHOCEh.
The place Of said business is To be the city
OF hichmond. and the du aticn Of the Irirt-
nership % be- three years, beginning on the
ith day Cf Nay. 1899
nadc AMI scycraily signed by MS with our
names TINS ith day OF Nay. 1879.
JOHN n. CARY.
g.. T. NIN6O
JOHN :. EILETr.
j. ~. CRIMp
T.. A. SIBLETr
". VI CARY
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The tale IS to the effect that Dr. Oliver
Wendell Holmes and the venerable DR..
Peabody. Of Cambridge. once had IN ap-
pointmcnt 10 see a statue Of Euryd.cc.
DR.. Holmes arrived first. AID Wien q few
moments later his friend drove up ia a
cab, lac greeted him with the very OBJ
vious pun:
"Ah. You rid, / soc. ~
DR.. Peabody was wonderfully pleased
with this sally, and on his roirrn home
attempted to repeat it Tor tie lcneht Of
hi. family.
"Dr. Holmes was extremely witty this
afternoon" he said. 1--WE woi.t to fcc
the Eurydicc. and when drove up lie
said just IS quick as a flash. 'Ah, doctor,
| sec you came in q buggy
DO not vouch' for the story. lrt tell
the tale az it was toldto me. Allo Dates
In Providence Sunday Journal.
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Sho might have called cousins with
two or three of the women whom Nr
HOwclls las drawn. but she did not say
whether she was Hardness or Hubbard
or Kilburn. but asked for gloves. and
after examining several pairs, looked up
discontcntedly with Haven't you any
elect shades" "Must mean electric, 90
thought the salesman. and produced the
box OF electric blues. "N-no. 90 she said,
looking at them with scorn; II want
something elect TO match this green and
this brown. Tho colors arc well enough
but ! want something elect i'm quality
And the salesman told her that the firm
had decided TO stop keeping them because
there was no call for them; and. as soon
as she was gone, confessed his iib 10 one
Of the girls at the counter. and asked
what "clcct' meant. The girl reads lIar
pcr's Magazine and Tho Editors Study
and she told him. and the TWO are won.
doring whether it would not be well go
put up a sign. ELECT Gloves. Great Bar
gains" Why not: And why should not
the butcher announce "Sausagcs. Very
Elect, and the clothing dealer cover
coats, Sd; Elect lot. Boston Transcript
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Canary birds are easily trained. rs We
told you recently. Two Of our gira
conl as the following letter about one
belonging 10 their aunt. Everybody dc
iyii;,ila trained bird and there ID 40
recon why boys and girls should moi
teach thcir little pets all the tricks our
,oans friends hero tell W about b..
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STATE or ymGnIA-CTY or RICHMOND, To

STATE Of NfRGiSh-CIrY or RICHMOND, To
W.T..
Edwin Peasants !. a notary pub ic inland for
said clty. d0 certify that John H. Cary. who's B..
rame /. signed a. the wiring above, CARING
date on fh an day OF My, lsoH, came in per-
SON un this day ctOtc me. ln my saiI city, and
hcng by me uiy sworn. made Outh an sand
that each sum ct money statcl ln the sfil
writing 60 he contributed hs the spe, iil part
Hcrs therein nsmtd-to wit. $500 by q. T..
james -. trump. t3.ib rs =. \. Sublcti. and
O. 80 by ". cary has ben actually Iad
in cash.
And Il further cent fy that the sail John
/. Cary. &. T.. MingO End john >. Elicit. ard
j iIue, -. Cump end \. Subieti aud ". N
tafA. Wh So utini ufc signed to TIM writing
aiufe- id. dared. aS AZORES ,id. On the ilh day
a. May, 1871, have acknowledged the same he
fore me iu my sid CITY.
Given under my hand this san day OF May.
iu The NsHr 1853. EDWIN PIEASA
my3 saiW Notary Public.
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NlR ;lNIA - IN 1UE CIRCUIT
'Oif"r ~ r.IE CITY OF RIrlIMVND.

' ,oi'"r ~ rIE cry OF RICHMOND.
MAY rim irSJ:
Isaac lire ub.rn ........ ..... ..........Piai-th
against
". 4. Crubts. doing business ~ ". \.
tfuD's TO-. ID iendinis.
In debt ana upou am attacame returned
executed.
The object of this set Is for. cover aTalnst
the Defendant the sum OF s. iU.ii win IN
t"fc,t thereon a. tie nae %. per centuft
per Onnuui ffOm NAV 3. 1850. until paid. AMI
10 attach The estate of doDts OWN. Ia ths
said defendant in the city Of Richmond. ant
sui Jcct the same Ia The payment of tho
pbtIutin claim. AndaiidtVit having bctn
made and illcd that fOthe hest OF the A ant
belief the sai defendant Is not resident ~
this ~tatc. u j. ordered that he appear here
within fficcu days after due pub.tc.tlicn
herrOf. AMI do what = nece. slrs 10 prOte,t
hi> Interest iu this suit.
\ tOpy-Icste:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
MCGUIRE ( ELikrr, my23 ~liw
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APPOINTMENTS or STATE CADETS.

VT r. - D'<aos
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
The Board OF Visitors will meet at the In
stitutc June %. Applications Tor appoint
meat as STATE & ADEIS must be addressed
90 the undersigned. The following Senatorial
districts will be- vacant.
J. Washington, &c.
~. Montgomery. Nc.
y Shenandoah. SC.
NI. F2uquicr, &c.
XIV. AirNau MA. 80.
XVII. flbemarlc, Sc.
XVIII. fius anna sc
XIV. Charlotte, sc.
xxx. Petersburg. Ne.
NNNliI. Portsmouth,, Sc.
NNNlN. II tnoycr. Nc.
NNNVi. KIM Georse &c.
NNNNlI. AccOmac. sc.
NNNlN. King and Queen, Sc.
The SEMI CESTENNfALJUB Of the
Institute will be- held at The Institute on -
and 9Th july. All - cadets are sIcci lly ia
yitcd u be present 90 this OCCASION, aud greet
Alma Mater. ...,.,..,,
FRANCIS II. SMITH.
myg} tn. IN. Sa.tjyl superintendent.
state AID Dispatch eupy.l
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Is added, replacing loss from evaporation
BY distilled water. The result j. said 10
be better in every way. Scientific Amer
fcau
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ntrus>G,.


tJIseJi OoAisD IViN w VIZ N-'i u
i Olnce OF l.uilding for Library Of Congress.
ll5 east t'pit'i steet, Nasi'hStor, u. -
Nav p. I-SJ Sealed proposals for furnish
ny aud delivering all of the cut granite re-
CURED for the front walls, in' u ding the
dome of the rOtnnda, ~ the building n tue
Library OF Cong,ees. IL this city, VIII he ic-
cc.Ns,i at his fiic.s until = O'Clock 4. NJ. ON
SATURDAY. the 2alhd yof June, 1850, and
opened immediately thereafter IN presence
Of bidders. 1hc granite must be OF ligni
blui.h gray color ani line grain. Specific =
lions. general Instructions and conditions,
and blank Iofms OF proposal may % obtainssi
on application AT this 0lfise. BERNARD
h. GKfE>. supetiEt' ndsnt and Engineer
my 25.27 ,2e,x .30,3l, je l,t.oo,li l3.lo'2d
y
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SOME SUPERSTlTl0NS.
a FEW or The POPULAR FEARS,
rtNClsS AND rAleV TALES.

.erroiahlc truth is that there is not
0 of The Globes readers who docs not
.fla.t hali believe in somo superstition.
Somewhere in your lives YOU have o
H.pu,aic closet whore YOU keep ono
. morc pet suporstitions locked up out
.f sight II your friends, and. for the
most part, ont Of your own sight. But
anl then you unlock the door, or
f. eco ont through the kcyhole; then
d. ook 40 YOU in tho twilight with
m weird eyes, full Of tho mystery Of
f. Uast. and YOU find yourself on your
lr..s before them. Perhaps you are
I..I ashamed Of them. because YOU do
moro than half believe in them, but
,.a hey get YOU alono they master
You arc like Mime. do Staol. A
-lil Co her ono day, "Do you be-
m chostst' NO" she replied, "but
afraid Of them. though"
s LONESOME LADY.
obs mrorsol dedicated his first vol
% lectures 10 Eva a. Ingorson,
u without superstition" in tho
mining days in California. when
ascahty seemed 20 be the rule,
miner who had been repeatedly
was very much astonishcd at
arhaoio honesty of a young man
l just paid back some money
ul been given him by mistake.
hc could not have many COM
BOO such deeds tho old man
up Co him, laid his hand on his
and said. Stranger, don't YOU
t. yourself awfully lonesome about
rrs So have often thought
r. Nr. lnecrsoil is really altogether
superstition, she must some
Hal herself 'awfully lonesome"
I.mmU.r. when q boy, that one Of
.N.f- used % wear about his neck
..I n,.'.n cord 70 prevent the nose
TIe only thing clear in my mind
... t.. subject WAS that 10 did lot pre-
t IT, Sc anv rate 10 used 20 bleed
.... .r.r. while the rest of us, who did
r.t ....r0n.. were never troubled at all,
......t ir those cases that all who have
l..n l.rsu.u understand, where a post,
0r OH. b.. in Skating. or SNOWFALL, on
SOM. .th.r bows fist came in somewhat
ti...n. .nuctu with tho most prominent
f.mf. ot om faces ] suppose, how
...r t..tf..r. uas some fanciful con-
MON we.n the red Of the string
Ir..r.I oftheh blood. and an incipiont
.atNr suggested that "hko would
I..
remember. whom q child, how
ta larger boys used 90 carry
l.re chestnut i'm their pockets
preventive of rheumatism. This Is
Oh. mysteries have never faith
Nn.f Do does scom q willfm per-
people TO suffer So. just tosave
uf carrying a horse chestnut.
pure malice i'm any one
I.Hhon one looks through am
hop. reads the advertise
.t.. newspapers. or knows how
people by simply praying
and then telling them they are
uulrrAD DREAMS MEAN.
Al
NV. '''. ' i... ,. O-, '''.'.
t spit three times whenever DE .
dead clt Tao origin of this Il viii
N." ID trace
..N SINCE ahdy acluan'ahce"a' .
along ''e siitel WIN " iil,nu,
suddenly itit hefseH pulled OH
''.' INTO 'h' s'''''' Inc ocy'-
l'n' sudden ini'.'uNri was 'ne
SD. 's'''',''' d. .'.' '' W ''' .i'7
'.'' '''.' ''''','' '-'','''' ''''
'.''. '. '.''' ] nave ''''' ''o'
'.'''.' Us ..'' 0.'''i'','''
''' "''''' nv.
DE- N'' u' "'c'',u''
'.'- 'i.'.' ID i''''i- pro,
".'HNt ' "'' q" Do ana
'' $40 '" ..''''
I.rfI.r. Ir.Y Goo much of "a
.I.... from li.hoI Though
.f Obj. c.larI brother. who
' g.. l.....- f
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CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk
-. RAND. WEXFORD. .. q. my .5->aIW

Y IRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
CoUhI OF Tlit CItl or hiCuMOND
Hk STu DAY or JUNE. 1859:
against
Robert Stanaid AMI John Dunlop, executor
of Josephine l.. Stannid i'ceus. L..
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IN cIfANCEni.

The object OF this suit ~ To recover OF tho
defendants. Fannie a. Grennsr and Moilis
G Grcuner. a debt of six hundred AMI eighty .
eight dollars. with inter- II thereon nom ga
day of February. 1859. until paid. and .
subject 10 the payment OF the same. by "a .
tachmcn.. the Interests Of 81 Il defendants ilS
the estate Oi William tiitnucr, ds ceased un.i
an, DEBTS that may bc due them 10y defend
ants. Louis rawlings and Others. ana any
Oth,r effects OF said defendants in Nhginis.
Ana aflldayif having been made ana MED
that said defendants. Moilie & crcancr ant
FANNIE II dreamer, nrs non residents az tho
state Of Virginia, II Is orlrrcd That They ap-
pear here within fifteen day, afi"r due pul =
licat.O OF tins o der. DO what Is necessary
to protect thcir interests Ia this suit
4 cOpy-leste:
CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


VIRGINIA - IN THE CIRCUIT
' cOUltr OF THE Cill OF RICHMOND,
MAY 2tfII. 1850:
Claiborne Watki ms ........ 49,. Plaintiff
against
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad Company ........... Defendants.
In ease and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The Oh jec. TINS suit ls 90 rccov' against
the dcirnannts s15Oo'.tp and 10 attach IN"
estate or scbts OWL Y 10 tue ssii deiehd1nt
In the city OF ltichmOnd. and subject tho
s.tr.c to the payment ~ the plaintiffs calm.
And rfiidaNit having been made aud flicfi
that 10 the best Of the atlantis heller tue stif
defendants are foreign corporal oilS and not
residents of this stale. " j. Ordered that they
appcnr here vat IA nftccn DAYS after dur
Iubllcliivn hereof. and ID what l. rcctSs1Iy
To piO.cct their Interests I'm this sgit.
c py-lCstc:
ALFHED slIliLp. clerk
l.. Il. PACE. "a. my2, ~alw
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Thus far lawn tennis has brought three
distinct diseases to tie forc-'icnnis
elbow" tennis leg" and "tcnnis arm. "
By tho way, wc never hear Of the ancient
Greek athletes having any such disorders.
Now York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-16
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The object OF this suit h 10 obtain dccfcs
against the a, f,ndant. Rob. ft i-fannrd. 10.
tbs pa, ment OF The sum of s0e1 90, with lu-
tcr,St on slO2.;SS. pant thereof. fiom the i,L
day 81 July, 1882, until paid. aud on ss:9.S'.
another Iait thereof, nom July Ia. lS~-.
u1tIl paid. and ON $3.50 -. ihe resibuo
thereof nom August 10. lS-2, until paiu.
md 10 attach and subject nn inter, II al said
Robert -tnnHid in the rsiAtr Of Jos elhinc D..
siansrd, dcceas, Il. 10 tAo satisfaction Ol said
Debt.
An affidavit having boon made nnl
iled nat ebert ~tannr,l Is not e resident n.
this state. 70 is ordered thtf lac appear hcf
within rllycn ii ~ niter due publication -
this oidor AMI de- what IS necessary 10 pr
tcct his Interest in this suit.
A copy ehtc:
CnAKl - ". GODDiN. Cieik.
\. fOLLApAN, "a. jro-Suiw
yTIRGi MAIN THE CINNCEiiN COURT
' or THE cay OF RICHMOND me SIX
DAY OF JUNE. lSSD.
RO. A. Lancaster aud VIM. ~. Iucke. paii-
ncrs trading under the nfm ara style o.
Lancaster lucke ........ ...,...... fitiniliis,
against
Robert ~fsn0rd and John Dun'op, executor
OF Josephine l.. Sianafd, cccor,sd .........