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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
Decree Of July 3, 1s10l

hit HMoND, ' - 4AAEbol i'f i''''s ,
COOKERY & MILLWARD VS.. Nc
~ CURE and Others.-ln the Chancery
Court Ofthc city Of Richmond.
Decree Of July 3, 1sJOl
"On the motion of ]. l.. Apperson, receiver,
in the case of Cookery & Millward and ais,
VS. Mcclure and ais IL Is ordered that The
Isald j. l. AppersOn do settle further account
! If his transaction as receiver IN said cause,
| lefOTe one of the commissioners in chancery
oithis court
iExtract from decree of August 4, 1901
"Yhe court doth adiudge. order, and decree
that in addition 10 the requirement Of the
settlement of accounts Of the transactions Of
decreAc entered IN this cause 10 be reported,
the commissioner is further directed 10 re-
port % this court the amounts and priOrities
Of the hens against the real estate, 10 whom
due, and whether the rents and profits arts
ing from the proceeds OF the real estate de-
scribed IN these proceedings, will In five
wears non this time pay OF and discharge
The several liens upon the same. The publ
cation Of tlis order once a week for four sue
ceSsiVe weeks IN some newspaper published
IA the city of Richmond shall be equivalent
To personal service on ali the parties inter-
ested.n
Notice is hereby given To all parties inter
ested in the above cause that have fixed on
office No 1913 east Main street. Richmond,
Va as the place, and the first day Of October,
1890, at II O'Clock A. NJ, as the time for exc
cutting the requirements Of the above DEGREES.
ONERlON HOWARD.
aul9-tuiw Commissioner in Chancery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
personal.

MADAME GOFF. THE SEVENTH
WI daughter of a seventh son, born with a
veil. and bailir from the Southwest has ar
rived In the city. Her PAkLORS are NJ lO5
EAST MAIN SfREEr%here she can be con-
suited on the Past. Present, and Future. Adj
vice on all matters. Tells Won what is best
for your welfare IN business.Wc All inter-
views confidential. Office nous from A. VI.
tO0P. NJ au2i-l2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

TNHE RAWLEY SPRINGS.
Il VIRGINIA,
VIII be Kept open until NOVEMBER Isl.
some Rooms are nov vacant Any one
wishing Rooms can now be accommod ted.
NEW BATH-HOUSE. BATHING IN THE
TONIC MlNEIA b WATER.
lau2U-tflt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
COTTON REPORT.

Markat firm.
of,fiouS.-Middlng, 11Hc.; low mid
ding. ~. good ordinary, 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
DYSPEPSYN

DXSPEPSYN
ian artificial, gastric iuicc-formua on every botiel
aids the weakened stomach hy putting into 10 what il
lacks nancy. gastric ffi0f which ists The digestion
az the food relieves the pain or heavy feeling and cures
The constipation usually accompanying stomach
troubles As YOU value your future health asYd Bit
tiers. Blood Purifiers and Pursltscs, which only
ritate and weaken the stomach. aggragating the
Dyspepsia The disease is in che Nf'Wach. SO sd the
Momert Endorsed by physicians Send cts. in
stamps Tor valuable book 20 HAZEN MORSE,
81 MkIN ST. BUFFALO. y y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

Iron: American refined. old Dominion
bar. De-: English and American sheet, j}9a
% .c.: SWedes. hammered, 4HaJc. hoop.
BAL 4c.
Nails: Old Dominion. $40 for standard
size: old Dominion steel nails. $500.
Ol dominion hOrse~h0es, $50; mule
>4.sj.
Ploy-Castings; Wholesale, 2i4c.; retail
4c. pc pound.
Rope Manila, best, l6-5c.; iute, 1l3a>c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
FOR SALE ny
Owens & Minor Drug Company,
RICHMOND, VA.
LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE COMMISSIONER OvERTON HOwARD, }
RICHMOND, VA, August l6, 1890.
COOKERY q MILLWARD VS.. Nc
- CURE and others.-ln the Chancerl
Cnnrl of the CITY OF KcnnOnh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
HIDES ANDLEATHER.

Hides, green, ne; wet sailed, 40. ], &C.;
dry sailed. Sc. dry flint, SIC.
Leather. rough, 23a3Oc.; Oak slaughter
light. 23a29c.; Chestnut oak, 2la2jc.; Black
OAK. 2oa22c.: Country finish harness, pa
DC.
Upper leather foot, Halle; WAX splits.
lGa22c. 3. \. and =. G.. heavy, l5c.;
Slaughter heavy. Halle.
Tanners oil Newfoundland cod, 53a55c.:
Labrador. 32a.jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. VA, sept. |, 1920.
sKcURITIEs. Bid. A Sked.

n. :. A{'s. X. & c., ISL. lOfA go.
u. 5. As. II. 4 c.. l90T...... l25 go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

oils Lnsccd. 6oaG3c.; machine, ljaljc.
sperm. 1Jc.a$l; whale, 45c.; straits, 3Oa;i5c.
Iabrador-cod oil. 4OajOc.; lard. GDa6jc.
sweet. So per dozen; best salad, $500; cas-
tor. 81 80 per gallon; Virginia lubricating
lja4uc.: Kerosene. Nal2c. cash r"r -'''iv"'
spIrlls 'rurpentine: lja50c.
soda: sal. i4a2c., in kegs bl Carb. "a
g3<e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
THE RAWLEY SPRINGS.
:

aul9-tu4w Commlssi
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

Important suit-B ooDli,tg Religions neecS.
The SUIT Of Mr. 3. 4. Pope vs.. W. &
". r. +. company; also Of Mr.. Charley
Parker against the same company for the
amounts Of - go and s., 600 RESPECTIVELY
began yesterday in Literary Hal. Judge
Hill is referee; Day and Ransom for de-
PENDANTS; Mullen and Daniel for prOsecu'
ton. There are quite a number of wit
nesses. 1t will likely require some time
to get through with it.
Work on cannal goes on. 1t IS graded
for nearly two miles The bricks for one
factory are on the ground. The buildings
on LIST street and on cannal property are
being torn down.
The meetings conducted for the last
two weeks in the Baptist church have
closed. 1t was one Of the best the church
has had. Eight have joined the church.
The membership was greatly revived
The church has extended a call to their
pastor for all his time. Nearly five years
ago he began to serve them one Sunday
in the month. Soon th-y called him f0I
two. Now Tor all his time.
All is quiet, but steadily progressive.
April 18th.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
EeeaEEa OfEEennEe SgcOfeu
EsapR0csx

On Monday morning at o'clock, Ben
ri. Wooten, the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Hancock, died, a ter All illness
of several weeks. He was a bright little
boy of Z months, and the friends of the
hereaved parents Sympath1ze with them
in the sad atll.cuon IN the loss Of their
tir~t-boTn.
Or. J. D Hufham, their pastor, who
was away at Greenvile, was teleeraphed
for Monday and returned Tuesday to con-
duct the burial services, which took
place in the Baptist cemetery Tuesday at
/ O'Clock p. m.
There is comfort to the bereaved in the
words Of the Savior, For of s@ch IS the
kingdom Of Heaven"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
Ladv.s Perfect Comnaninn

Our new book by DR.. John II. Dye.
one Of New York $ most skilltul physi-
cans. shows that pam is not necessary III
cia.dbiTlh. but results from causes easily
understood and overcome. 1t clearly
proves that any woman may become a
mother without suffering any pain what
ever. Il also tells how to overcome and
prevent morning sickness and the many
other evils attending pregnancy. 1t is
highly endorsed by physicians everywhere
as the wlIe's true private COMPANION.
Cot this out; 1t will save you great PAIN,
and possibly YOUR life Send two-cent
stamp for descriptive circulars. tcsumoni-
ais, and coHiidelt ial letter sent in sealed
cnycI pc. Address FRANK THOMAS q
Co.. Publishers, Baltimore, Md , = SIN
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
wild Shooting.
Cor. to The Ocmocrat.)

Cor to The Democracy
Last Saturday night at late hour the
occupants of the house of Mrs. J. Il.
Hym&n, near IIobgood were startled by
pistol shots in the road near the house.
The family were aroused and upon eX-
animation found a bullet hole through
the wall in one room. There were Two
young ladies asleep IN the room and the
ball passed just above their heads. 1t
was found that it was done by three
young men from Hobgood who ware nc
dealt with according to law, no doubt
aud it will be a severe lesson. W.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

y HALIFAX C0CNIN.J CorET.
Alexander q. Black
surviving partner Of
Williams. Black SEQ.
Richard 2. Williams
& Franc,s W. WI
tiams, P,aiatiCs.
against Notice.
Edward T. Clark, r.
&. Patterson a0d
others, Defendants.
The defendants Q. y. Payne, J. d.
Cox, Thomas G. Cox, {. II. Bennett
and Elzsheth II. Bennett, his wife:
John L. Peyton and Bette Peyton,
his wife; John McGa1rigle and SalIie
McGarrigle, his wife; Louisa n.
Bond, Lawrence II. Adams and Re
becca Adams his wife; DAVID c.
Hawkins. Weldon n. Hawkins, Ed
ward Hawkins, J. ". Lamar and
AIethea {. Lamar. his wife; and
Martha Clark are hereby roti>
flea tbat the plaintiffs have Instituted
tue above emitted action in the So.
perIor court Of IIalif3X county, the
object Of which Is to establish 4 line
in dispute between the plaintiffs and
defendants. the same being the
dividing line between the lands Of
the plaintiffs known IS thcN"aI place,
aud th5t OF the defendants known a
the Edwards place and TO recover
of the defendants u Parcel OF land
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

TIE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter, Chapred Hands,
ChiibIaIns, CoTns. and all Skin Erup-
TONS, AMI positively cures Piles, or no
lay required, It's guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, OF money refunded
Price % cents per buN.
SALE BY Z 7. WUIThEAD &Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
LOCAL.
Above the Clouds"
IN EdmOndsOn Hall
tonight C1hur-daV.

! erdav hey were handed Us by Mr.. Jno
! P. FutrelL and grown II his garden.
! >,a ounr,,-,r1,,,.y.- r-ur g
/ ,..-1-,..,-.o- 49,. ro,ao,aa >. Ioo.t,
..'a,l' ~.aaI 49, ,ro,- $780,, ,.ha~. no
riII 49, aroarod 70 coo he o,,s,nrocrs Ger
b;s Cd oiso7rbere
p,-,,l.,, ,-,,.,-.e .r.,.o.,,-,r,,r-,--rz
p ,I'.I -,,-Il ralt 49, p,I[o,ra
- ,,'@P -, lErita,.[ t1@.11 and a.
T.;',i rrob o., e-,.3o 81 Tn'l1a ~
I.'i 1.1o
''' r -
~If every man in town would
,,o,,rc.va bie nyrr sidewalk like MIR NJ
Hoffman has his. the town would be
greatly improved, and tie commissioners
could spend more money on Main Street.
C,,,.>.C,,n t4,lDs-We learn that
VIZ : ~ uor,,,c,t has bouohr Mr. G.
" Rr,.on,s io+arasr IN lba livery s,arIe,
of Rr,,or and Norrieett and will he in.
terasted in the business with his father
Mr.. Jobn NJ. Morrisett.
EARLY ChoSlN'''-l' mas pee" Gus
'o'l with .ne mel n'9 u llo9' C0"Ii9 l"
'ii9 Z 'a'0 I"i 9e'''" d '"'S' anu even III
the cities, to close during the spring and
summer months st o'clock Scotland
Neck merchants have been doing it, ana
only need to be reminded ofthe season
for it to 80 into operation again.
| HII!, Local agent for the n. Z. Home In
Surance Company, today pad Mr. q. W.
| bryan check Tor 81 ,0f3.90 as the IN
nurance on his house which was burned
a few weeks ago. This prompt payment
speaks well for the company and the local
| agent, MIR, I'LL
=. ~,
MICRoBE Miller ms ne" and
| wonderful m dlcIne is put before our
readers tins week in handsome ,.dvpr-
,;.....,,o.,. 90. am. fu.+ ,.o l. o1.,,a. ,,
| '''''''' o' 0''' III - p76e. II CHAINS -
/ destroy the microbes III the human 6yS-
/ tenn, which are the seat of disease. Mr..
ms '''0 - -, y ! ~ ''''
~''.' t''''1 was II, 10" Il d It" u"y9 ago.
-.' - " waning auyel''Seneht' III
| l...' 80 ANA ''ea''h' u 'he HeuIc'llc'
''e say ) ''3 spent 9t'''o trying 10 get
u every '''iIe' spent 30 ''I
! 'l N''l9' ann So"'' 'ia'' tl8"'
/ N"'17 '' e.''@19 'na' were 100 S'ia.I lot
IL 70
TippED THE CONDUCToR Somc-
u.inr vi a travelling witaclo~ted the con-
duct9r on the Scot an! Neck AID Greens
i. Il {
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
CUT WITH A RAZOR.
A RAID OE SAFES.

Sunday night the stores Of \. e. Josey
4 Co.. and }. II, Lawrence were entered
by BURGLARS, and the safes were badly
abused, Nothing was missed from the
stores The safes were battered up con-
slderabIy, aud 1t took quit a time to
open them. The thief seemed to be after
money and bent bis energies towards
opening the safes. He failed to effect an
entrance in either case and so there was
no loss except the injury to the safes.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

u OOMS FOR RENT, Two comfort
Al able rooms, suitable for bedrooms OF
Offices, FIR rent over JOSev Brothers
store Apply to editor Of THE DEMD
CE.T.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

The defendant is hereby notified
that the plaintiff has instituted an
action for divorce from the bonds Of
matrimonY and to have annulled the
marriage between the plainuf ana
defendant, the summons IN which
sail action is rclucUahle to the next
term Of the Superior court Of Halifax
county. to he hel3 1t tie Courthouse
in Halifax on the 10th Moodav after
the 1st Monday OF March, 1890. The
said defendant is required to he and
appear at said con7t, and within the
time allowed by law to answer tie
complaint which Will he filed with
the clerk Of said court during the
first three days of said term, or the
plaintiff vii! apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
" illness. John I. Gregory, clerk OF
said court at cf1ice in Halifax, this
24th day Of March, 1900
JOHN I GREGORY,
Clerk Superior Court.
DAY. ZoLLICoFFER & RANsOM,
r. O. BU2TON, JR-.
plaintiffs attorneys. 3 27 st.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

.laa< Lives Histories or Ri graphic-
to. 3Ae .alt j1tIe son DAVIS purpo ti5g to
T.. writ Z BY Mrs. Jefferson Davis, are
he.u- ad:crts"d throughout the country.
T. oo.g genuine work of the kind
WRIT n by l.. jefferson Da is i that
TO b pub1Ishet by BELF0ED COMPANY,
lS-32 Eat 18TH street New York.
entitled ''Jettetson Davis, Ex-Pre>ident
OF the Confederate States: a Memoir, by
His Wife All other works cIalmmg
the authorship Of Mrs. Jefferson Davis
must necessarily b. Injurious to her
personally and ptcuniar,ly. The book Is
sold by subscription, and territory IS
being rapidly assigned The work prom
i~es t. be one Of the most popular ever
published, and those desiring to canvass
for it should apply at once to the publish
erS, who will furnish circulars and
Information
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

NORTH CAROLINA, / SUPERIOR
HALIFAX COUNTY COURT.
Edward L. Branch
Dy his next friend
E. I. Branch, Plaintiff,
against Notice
Eugenia Branch,
Defendant,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

BIsHOP LYl1AN's APPOINT>IENTs.-
Bishop LvHau will preach at PIlmYra
to morrow friday at 1890 a. m; and at
Trinity Church on Sunday at 1850 q. II
and 500 p. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TROUBLED BY THE INTERSTATE Ora

TROUBLED By THE INTERSTATE GRAIN RATES.
Chicago, Aug Is (SpeciaD.-Gencral Manager RIP
Icy of the ST. Paul. and VicePresident Newman OF
the Northwestern, went tonight 20 Ann Arbor where
they will meet Chairman Cooley, Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, and endeavor to secure change
In the order OF that body prescribing reduced
rates grain from the Missouri River to the
Mississippi and Chicago. The two officials are dele
gates appointed to-day at the meeting EFF presidents
and Veneral managers of Western lines. An effort
made TO induce the Union Pacific. Alton and
Rock Island TO join in fighting the Commission, but
all three were firm. The Alton claimed that, instead
Of the Il and 20 cent rate ordered by the Commission
and wheat respectively were in the majority OF
carried at less than 13 and ID CENTS Inc
Alton would not object to the maintenance OF the
latter until the ratecung roads were sick OF IT,
The Pacific and Rock Island maintained their p0slu0h
Of yesterday that il would be impOltlc to fglt the
Commission and TO suffer certain defeat. AS com
promise IL decided 10 send the delegates TO Chair
Cooley and to If the decision could not DC so
changed as to maintain the old scent diferentla on
st. Louis. The matter Of the proposed advance III
eastbOund rates from the Missouri River on August 20
brought up a number OF complaints. AS d
short cut To the settlement Of all questions was
decided put every thing relating TO the matter IN
the hands Of the Board Of Chairnen OF the western
Associations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
4p,fY AYn NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Aug. 15.-Thc President to-day APP
nroved the sentence Of dismissal in the case OF captain
,,onzo r. Mltimorc of the Quartcrma>ier's Depart
, ,rho was recently convicted by court martial oil
n,.i,v,rg his accounts. The sentence VIII take ehcct
,ngust a. Captain II. r. KinGsbuFy' 6th CavalTy
has been ordered 10 temporary ouS o" Oio s''" ~
A., recommending General Division OF the Aualuc'
on Governor, Island Ncw-fOrh
cadets have been appointed to the United states
Military Academy as follows: Morton f. smlth 't'
District, Michigan Thomas r. BIao"oiu Va"er'a.o' -
Choreou Loring. WITH District California; john Nor.
rison ir With District Iowa; william . QUINN liza
District, Pennsylvani " o.,
surgeon j. q. Ayres and Passed Assistant su[Ee ',
" Anzel have been appointed members OF 'nV
,toi hno,d ~ examine candidates for admission 10
tho Naval Academy; Passed Assistant surgeon f. !,
Stone has been detached from the independence anu
n,G~red 10 The Pnta relieving Passed .Nssistini r,,
gean H. b. Fits who is orde;et hone hn,is t,
surgeon g. r. smith has been ae. d dorad ., The
N Inc Naval Hospital, Norfolk, ana ofaereu ~ o W.
INDEPENDENCE; Assistant surgeon j. NJ wh Me,i
from the monitor Ajax and ordered 10 the Na'"i
Hospital, Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
rurr,srr FOR MINT AND WATERCRESs.

DDn won know why the watercreoS ana mint
which Won get in hotels restaurants and barroomS
orc always 80 tempting said hotel man. Be
c,,,sc they are always fresh. People who really hhc
,hc.e dcllcacc, have very fastidouS taste ana I'M
loo. the mint and crcss of the very best they
,viu not touch them. In catering 10 this delicate
taste hotel men and restaurant propretor' have
come 70 have great pride in the quality oil These
tvo things Perhaps in no other part OF inc COM
,r, j. ~ much care given 10 apparently tHlinS
details. , g..
D.. ucf,r, DAYLIGHT men board early trains ior
40 co,utrv for nothing but mint and cIess. lheN
, hack in the city within four hours ana the crisp
or leaves set before you at the table ana the ira
Grant mint which goes into the southern mans lu'p
-, : ocloclx in the morning have been puched from
,h.r beds only "a couple of hours before tley al
,scd ! second trip is made late in the day LOT INC
.,,ir, u,e for it Is ut late suppers that there Il
tn ,,e,te,t demand for crc,, 10y men who nave
~, annctit. for anything in particular, bnt Who can
y,uth with ,at sfactiOn C1~p DIT "t grcch pcaNh
heir teeth. the sharpness ana puhEch'S ~ %a,.n
stir the palate 10 an appreciation III i"ii "
III j. The man whose taste Is diihcult 10 sa,isn
h,n wa arc forced 10 court most. III one i ianS
VII, hungry he /, likely 10 be satisfied Win "lao
~ called a good square meal. IItf i Why MI
!, ~ ,ra.t mains with certain dcllcaclc,. Ana sun
,"'h e",r for our pains that there are many ueI.
who viii drink mint juep at only one place n.y. H.
" " surT, patron for that place Ana loNers VI U,i3o
viii Gcn ride many blocks to get II at thcir i"''''
pf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
MAKING rrBLIc the PRICE PAID FOR SILVER.

Washington. Aug 15.-rhc amount Of silver offered
10 the Treasury Department today wac 100000
ounce. Of which 1900 ounces were accepted. The
London quotation OF silver today was - pence. and
the New York equivalent SHE The silver purchased
to-day for delivery at Philadelphia. san Francisco
and New Orleans A. a result Of cores pondencc with
orctary Window il was announced al the Treasury
Department TIN, afternoon that tOdays offers for the
sale Of silver at rates ran ging nom II IA 70
IL - H. and that the Department accepted all offers
NJ prices below II - II !, now understood that here
after the same publicity Will be given 10 the Govern
mcnts silver transactions /, given TO It's bond
operations.
General Nctlcton Assistant Secretary Of tho Treas
ury has returned TO Washington from New York.
where nc spent time "a conference with promi-
ucui DO kcr, 100 regard Ia The financial situation. lie
va lu communication win secretary Window on the
subject 90 day. and Il viii not be surprising II thcr'
8, q -licht change In the Governments ndbuylng
policy within the nest fcw days. secretary WINDOW
aid u.i before leaving Wa>hin lOn. that he had con
,ldcr,d proposition for The redemption Of the IL
per cent loan 90 par. but that he hhd not reached
conclusion ia Tie matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
lcncrnl Nctfleton .lstant secretary OF tho mo-
F-VvrFLJvc 4 MEMORIAL or DAGTERRE.

Washington. Aug l5.-rhe feature Of the annual
convention Of the Photographers Association. which
ha, been IN session here this week Was the uvellng
today Of the memorial OF Daeucrrc. I'm the rounda OF
tie National Muec'im platform was erected IN the
rotuuda an which number Of prominent persons hdd
-cat, Tho uuycinng ceremonies were opened by H.
NcAfchacl. of EuIalo, who paid warm tribute 10
pacucrre. secretary Nobe responded In a speech IN
which Ice culorzcd Dagierrc and referred to the great
debt thl, country owed France. He shet'hed the
wonderful advance. made In the art OF photography,
and concluded hi, cN"mporancouS remarks 10y unvcil-
Ing the monument. The memorial Is a handsome
bronze figure sixteen feet in height. The sculptor
wa !. :. Hartley. Of New-lork. The design repre-
sent, Fame, with Bonded knee crownins the head OF
the inventor with wreath OF laurel which. twininS
around. cncr,les tho earth. represented by large
globe towering above and Immediately back of the
medallion of Dagucrrc. This Is 20 tPly the uhlVcr
SALTY If nagucrrc', discovery. During the day inc
convention held IL final session. number OF prl'
were awarded. \ committee Of five was appointed 10
consider the matter Of founding home a. sort "a
Headquarters for the Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
rUrRcH HYMNS IN A BEERSHoP.

From The Chicago Tribune. -,
r tell Won story, and every word OF IL - ua rpe
I'm, n. / am a wspaper man don't ""l' NY '''''N
useA." nh. fo,Iowing is the story :
You know --. lie had been IN OnC"So 20 ~ -
her If wears and having some money nc MaooD and
jerd in another part of the country u CONF y" rh
DO likewise The friend acted upon tle I,d ,h
d1v he and the Chicagoan met inc l"V'0i " w.
former what he could do
: | can sing =, ...,.;ov mana AT that meet
that is nothing more about bu'lhcsS' p"s
tnow he was set back by his friends reply IN lev
a. however the two met AGAIN. ana uc N"i '
n cave his friend "a card. To bring the st4ry uoM
n 6mantity that will adustify column the l,leha
,ot 81 noce as tenor In church chOlr III one Vi Vhc
,te suhmrbs lie has been singing thelc every 'un
AZ but has been doing nothing else untl recently.
Ahout two weeks ago he came to town, ana uuTins
IL %noct about he went into concert saloon III kuc
Stoat II Won will excuse the combined lmpOitali0n.
SeveroI Bohemians there and III turn sang DE
Wocht am Rheim,' Annie Laurie Rooney LarDoard
Watcb :, and so on. Then they asked the newcomer
- no would favor them with song lie hlled ms
L. and began His voice filed the ROOM ana lull
$40 ne over The noisy crowd In fact, the song was "a
au one i'm that place Ii was the good old hymn.
.Iesus Lover of Ny SOUL
we'll when the young fellow had finished the crowd
In The Mace hammered on the tables with their peer
eiasses II was not altogether for more beer but II
meant appreciation of the song and an encore. me
Young fellow acknowledged tho compliment ana rose