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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Board adjourned sine die.

January 9th, 1890.
Board met at 2 p. m.
Present, Commissioners Edgerly and
Healy.
John E.. Ecklund presented his certifi-
ticate OF election and took the oath of Office
as county commissioner OF third commits
siOner district, and took his seat as such Of
ficer.
Moved by Commissioner Healy. second.
ed by Commissioner Edgerly, that Mr.
Ecklund be made chairman of the board
of county commissioners of Burleigh
county. Carried.
Commissioner Edgerly moved that Com.
missioner llealy inquire into matter OF
helping family of Dan. Sullivan, needy
poor. Carried.
Commissioner Healy moved that Com.
missioner Edgerly inquire into matter of
helping Bates family, needy poor.
Commissioner Edgerly novel seconded by
Commissioner Healy, that the inventory of
county property at the poor farm be re-
he act as committee to investigate affairs
at poor farm and to inquire into expense
of conducting same.
Moved by Commissioner Healy, seconded
by Commissioner Ecklund, that following
resolution pass:
Resolved, That prayer of John A. John.
son and others protesting against the or.
Hdl1lLuIlOu VI L L " OOuo lllUO q Clfl
township be granted and that the board
declare the said pretended township not
organized. Carried by following vote: Ayes
Ecklund and Healy; nay, Edgerly.
Moved by COMMISSIONS Healy. seconded
by Commissionerly Elderly, that the board
declare a vacancy in the Office of justice
of the peace caused by the removal of Da.
state.
On petition signed by Dan Eisenberg
and others and presented to the board
Edgar Tibbills was appointed justice OF
the peace to fill unexpired term of David
Stewart.
Resignation Of M. J. Mckenzie, ~janitor,
Moved by Commissioner Ecklund, sec
onded by Commissioner Healy, that Alex
Turnbull be appointed sheep inspector fol
county of Burleigh. N. D.
Moved by Commissioner Healy, seconded
by Commissioner Ecklund,tha that portion
of the bill of the Bismarck TRIBUNE Co.
to public printing,be rescinded. Carried by
following vote. Ayes cklund and Healy;
Moved by Commissioner Edgerly tina,
Commissioners Ecklund and Healy act
as committe to report on salaries of county
officers for the year 1890. Carried.
Moved by COMMISSIONS Ecklund, sec.
Onueu ny COMMISSIONS EuSeTly, Cuat
the board advertise for bids for the public
printing for Burleigh county for the year
1890, the board reserving the right to reject
any and all bids.
Commissioner Healy offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That on and after this date nc
person shall be put into the Lamborn hos
pital at the county's expense, unless a
least two of the commissioners sign 6
written order to that effect. So
Dated at Bismarck, Jan. 6, 1890.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17

tlons. Does this look like bankruptcy?
instead of putting this phase forward, the
state officers and the newspaper men are
crying ECONOMY, economy. You must
economlze Or you will bankrupt the
state" 1t is this terrible ihullabaloo
which is doing the damage. 1t is driv-
ing capital away from Dakota, as we'll as
preventing other money from seeking in
vestment here, where it would naturally
come were it not for this far-fetched and
false cry. North Dakota is all right.
She has the property, the wealth, the
resources, and will be Successful, in spite
OF the futile efforts of som men who
wish to pose as great statesmen.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17

If there is any one book that is guard
ed more zealously than another it is the
warrant book or check or draft book OF
a corporation-municipal or private, and
still the counsel for the defense in the
Healy trial tried to maintain that the
warrant book is not a public record.
This book contains a certain number of
blank drafts-each numbered and a stub
numbered to correspond. Is this not
record? Does not the auditor have to
account for every warrant issued? Is it
not the warrant book that is checked up
when investigation Of the auditors office
is had by grand jury or other authorized
inspector? Healy lied to Auditor Marsh
else he never would have had the oppor-
tunity Of defacing the records. He can
not plead ignorance, for he is rated as a
smart man, and if it was carelessness it
was criminal in it's nature and-"let no
guilty nan escape"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17

The duties Of a chairman of a board
of county commissioners are only minis
terial. He is not the board nor a
majority of the board. There is only
n way of defeating the payment of a
just claim against the county, regularly
allowed by a majority of the board
which action carries with it positive
instruction to the chairman to perform
his ministerial duty-the warrant reg
ularly drawn by the auditor and signed
by the chairman of the ~board-except to
commit an unlawful act-which Healy
did, and yet Moffet's paper says it has
heard "Healy will be discharged"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17

The new colonists sleepers on the north
ern Pacific are now attended by colored
company, who also furnish the necessary
bedding for the berth, and passengers hav-
ing second. class tickets can secure a sec
ton already fitted up with the services of
a porter, from st. Paul to the coast, for
$3.50. Passengers riding on first-class
tickets can secure berths by the night in
these cars the m as in Pullman sleepers
ing public as comfortable as possible.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17

REPRESENTATIVE HAUGERUD has intro
duced a couple of bills-none more I'M
portant introduced at this session. One
lis against the adulteration of food, such
as baking powders, sugars, syrups, vine
gar and lard, and the other is calculated
to prevent deception in the sale of dairy
products and preserve the public health
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17

THE house is now in good temper and
the consideration of the Walsh revenue
bill is progressing as rapidly as is posi-
bic consistent with proper vigilance. The
consideration will probably occupy the
attention of the house the balance of the
week.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17

REPRESENTATIVE HANK1NsoN's bill, No.
1853, requires railroad companies to build
and keep in repair highway crossings. It
imposes heavy penalties for failure to
keep in good repair all crossings.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17

The Fargo Argus makes it appear
that the encouragement refused to give
an opinion to the acknowledgements as
to the right Of the members of the legis-
lature to draw the per diem during the
holiday recess. The Encouragement
denies this and says he gave the lieuten-
ant-governor all the information he de-
sired upon the question at issue.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17

IT is important that we have a good
steam boiler inspection law. It is hoped
the legislature will pay that attention to
this measure which it's importance de-
serves. A competent boiler inspector
cannot be employed for less than SIS for
each boiler inspected and if any
person agrees to inspect for a less sum-
look out for him.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
G. A. II. Dance.

The James B. Mcpherson post, No. 8,
will give a grand camp fire and dance at
the Atheneum on Thursday, evening, the
2Sd inst. Arrangements will be made for
grand time. 1t will be remembered that
a similar event last year eclipsed anything
Of the season.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commissioners of
Durleigh County.
loFFICIAL.1

January 8. 1888.
Board met at 2 p. M. All present.
Minutes read and approved.
Report of Joseph Hare. justice, for quar-
ter ending December 81, 1889, examined
and approved.
Reports of road supervisors laid over till
Monday, Jan 8, 1890.
Moved by COMMISSIONS Edgerly, Sec
onded by Commissioner Johnson, that
opinion of district attorney in regard to
petition OF j. \. johnson and others re-
monstrating against the organization of
Painted Woods into a civil township be re-
crived and ill Il. Ayes, Edgerly and John
son; nay, Uealy.
Moved and carried that following bills
be allowed:
II. X; Porter, salary, quarter Dec. 81. gen.
F. g. Whitaker salary deputy county W
'rensqreT, Dec;, salary fund .........:: SO 50
e.. Is. HOlley, salary deputy county audi
Duncan McGillis, janitor Dec, general
John H. richards, salary quarter ending % I'd
&Dec: 81, salary fund 1868 50
r.; 4. Marsh, salary county auditor, Dec.
Jo hn; s +. pupnl SALARY county trcasnrer 12O 50
quarter ending Dec. $50, salary fund.-. 500 90
John F. Philbrick, salary county Judge,
quarter ending Dec. 80, general fund. Is 90
NJ. j. Mckenzie, salary rs %janitor, Dec. 81,
general fund 65 90
John ,Whulen. goods poor farm, general
John Whalen, goods poor farm, general %
funQ 80
o. H; Beal Co., goods court house, gen
Il. !. Allen, clerk of court, general fund Il 90
John +. Philbrick, costs of court, general
T, W; Griffin, goods poor farm, general
.lunu ......: q 80
f. D. Kendriek, commissioner insanity,
general fund II 90
j.. F Philbrick, commissioner insanity,
Gull River Lumber Co., lumber for poor
farm, general fund..:.....:........: ~ IS
Gull River Lumber Co., coal, general
fund 81 50
Vote called on the following bills:
Ayes: Edgerly and Johnson: nay,
llealy.
Bismarck TRIBUNE Co., stationery and
printing, general fnnd "::......... 5 81 Is
November and month of December, 80,
general fund 125 90
Bill of F.. FriSby. mdse., $3.50, referred to
COMMISSIONS Edgerly.
Vote called on bills Of:
w. T. Perkins. state supt. of schools, for
part, of November and month of De-
cember. general fund S IS SIS
w. Il. Perkins, per diem and mileage for
attendance at meeting of superintend-
ents of schools at Grand Forks, gener-
Frank Irisby, book holder ires: deedts,,, % ~
ScAoI III luuu III w
Conn MalIoy, team hire, SlU.Oo, general
fund, allowed 2 90
Ayes: Edgerly and Johnson: nay.
Healy.
ReQuisition Of w. +. Perkins for blanks
for Office of superintendent of schools, ac-
cepted and allowed by the following vote;
Ayes: Edgerly and Johnson; nay,
11ealy.
Board adjourned to 10 o'clock a. NJ, Jan.
4, 1890.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsome disease catarrh, and
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease sending
a sell. addressed stamped envelope to Prof.
J.. A. Lawrence, S8 Warren street, New
York, will receive the receipt free of
charge.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17

REPRESENTATIVE STRoM's bill makes
Sabbath breaking punishable by a fine
of SIS. Now if it is provided that this
fine shall go into the state treasury there
Iced no longer be any anxiety about the
states finances. The fines would pay
the running expenses of the state govern
mont
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
'"iiuei TUT, low.
Board met pursuant to adjournment

January 4th, 1880.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All present.
Minutes read and approved.
Moved by Commissioner Edgerly, sec
onded by Commissioner johnson. that vote
of board passing bill of Frank V. Barnes,
salary district attorney, $125.OO, be re-
scinded. Carried.
Moved by Commissioner Edgerly. sec
onded by Commissioner Johnson, that bill
OF Frank V. Barnes, district attorney, part
of November and month of December, 80,
of S1250O be allowed at $l09.5O. Carried
by the following vote:
Ayes: Edgerly and johnson; nay,
Healy.
The following bills allowed:
L. II. Wilson, assigned witness fees dis
trict court general fund ............ 4 90
Frank Frisby, goods needy poor, general
Frank Donnelly, sherif's service, general
J. Ii. Marshall. goods poor farm, general
Luuu :. ........ 8 w
J.H Marshall, goods needy poor, general
G. W. johnson, salary and mileage, gen.
eral fund 66 50
M. j. Edgerly, salary and extra time, gen.
Board adjourned sine die.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-04
TefeSrap6if6e Qepe(@en.
Deutf@Ianb.

Berlin. %. Oh. 0ie .Na,;onal
settuns1 melbet iebr beitimmt. baB BRO;
feHor Dr. Rod, beHen Unite, ,iu@uusen lber
bas Wo,banbenfein uon S9winbiu@ts Has
cillen ibm einsn Wsl.ruf usrid0iit baben,
isst In ber Gage 1T. Der DsIt anSutanbi.
gen. bae, na@bem CT GENTLE sswidtise
We,iu@e 3u gnbe sefibrt. feline 0siImes
tboee In elmer i9uler3lolsr Smpflna Be.
ffebt. Der prsuBii@e Winiitsr btr Rsbisinals
anselesenbsitsn .. @obler bat ibn pon ieis
nsn WtnteruorIeiunssn in Der uniperlitdt
entbun>en, bainit er ieiner @ntbeduas feline
sanse Nufusrtiamteit suwenbeu Tonne.
Berlin, 90 Ott. 6sute fcm bsr
Ronis uon Belsisn in potsbam an. gr
wurbe am Sabnbof ucm Raiisr Wilbslm,
pon peri&isbsnen Yrin,en, pom 0srsos ron
gonnausbt, pom gyoBflriten @laoimir
unb einem po0iidnbisen miliidrii9en Stab
emY flnsen. Na4 ter Besribuns beaabeu
ii@ bic 3s,riGaften unter 8eslei.uns ber
@brsnwa9e na& benz S@IoB.
Berlin, 90. Oh. Bel bem bsute Al
@bren bss SSniss 2sopolb in Votsbam &C.
ssbensn Tsiimabls. iab Der SSnis 3wii&eu
Dem Raiier Wilbelm unb Der Raiierin Mu,
sufa Vittoria, unb ssseniibsr benz Ran,ler
Gapriui. sc waren $50 @dite anweienb,
harunter bic tremben @eianbten, bic Ser:
sosin pon gonnausbt unb anbsre bobe Psr.
f6nIi&feitsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-04

rainiffe,s als ein trlse,ii&es Mustunfts.
mitteI, um wirtliden Refcrmen aus BEN
Wese 3u sebeu. Das beuorifebenbe @rIS'
i&en bes Iateiuif&en Miu3tuHbes unb bie
uerausii@tli9eu GoIsen bes WcRinIeps
Earifs erbeif@ten Bef9rdntuns Der Auss
saben unb 0emeibuns alIer ueueu Steus
ern unb Hnleiben.
EeIesrapbii@e Depef@eu
meIbeu, bab I'm Saben &ublanos ein Iufs
ffanb Der Baueru oussebro9eu 1T. 1ie
ruiRi&en Beb5rben in ct. Yete,sburs unb
Obeffa finb ieto@ bsmabt aae ndberen
Rittbeiluusen 3u unterbridsu. Der auf:
ffanb islI bur& bie itreuse Dur9fibruus
bes Retrutirunsss sefeses, bem ft& ibrisens
rei@e @runbbeiiser 3u ent3iebeu wihen,
unb bur@ S&serereien ieitsrs Der nieberen
8eamteu beruorserufeu worben istu. Dorfs
dltefte ftnb weseu ansebIi9e, eeriuser gers
ssben i4mdblt& sepraseIt worteu uub bsi
ber sertnsifen 0eranIafuns wurte bic
9uute sebrau@t. Der Aufitanb brad bei
Smiew BET @bartow aus unb IN grmanses
lung uon Geuerwaffen soseu bic Bauern
NIT Wifsabeln. Drei&FsstIu u. (. %.
morb'no unb iensenb seseu ibre peiniser
unb bie a,iftotratie. Die ses:n Re aus:
seieubeteu Eruppen wurben in bie Glu4t
ssi&lasen. Sn 6olse beiTen bat @sueral
Drasomi.sw feds @esimeutsr Snfarte,ie
unb 2auolIe.ie auf ben S@aupIas ber Tins
ruben seienaet.
@te tar3It& aus Traiilien ses
meIbet ~urbe. werbeu sinise isbr weisnt.
Ii9e aeuherunsen IN ber brai7liauii&en
WerfaHunssurtanbe eintretsn, namentli&
FOLDER punste. weI&e ben RatboIiten ans
it6bis itnb. go wirb uermutbIi@ tie BE:
fttmmuus, wel&e bie Ssiuiten aus BEN
9onbe ueruetf, ni&t iteben bletben. unb
3war icllsn bic einseuanberten beuti@en
BraiiIianer weientIi9 ba3u bsitrosen, um
bieie Menberuns 3u bewerffeQiseu. Gin
Correspondent msIost baraber:
Der ni@t serinse tatboIiiGe IbeiI Der
Grsmben ma9t mad bem Betauntwerben Der
gerfafuns init i5reu ueri@'sbeneu, bie Sc.
fabIe unb Suterefen ber 2atboltten uers
Ieseuben Beitimmunsen, cine S&wsntuus.
unb bieienisen, weI&e bieie S&wentuus
am sif,isftsn mitma&ten, waren iuft bie
tatboIii@en Deuti@su, bic mad mdbissr
S&dsuns, wobI swsi JdnftsI Der se,mas
nii&eu 8eu6Iterurs bisies Staatss biIbsn
uns ibreu Seeliorsern. 3umeift Ssiuiten.
wie ein @ann folsen. Ser Deria9, ben
9e.Iuif bieier Stiumeu far bie @epubIitas
ner wenisiiens gum TbsiI ab3uwenben, III
wobl ein 3useitdubItB we,tb unb Der 0er'
bIeib tes Ssiaitenorbens empReblt ft@ Bel
Der lln3uldn! li3teit bts sinbeimii9sn Rle.
rus aud in anberer Besiebuus. 3umol
far bic Rotbolieen teuii4er Nbitammuns
warte Die Mustreibuns her Ssiuiten seras
ts3u cine SaIamitdt is;u uub ibr Ve,blsi'
ben fommt fur bic g,baItuus Der bsuti&su
totbOlii9sn gemsinben elmer 2sbsnsfyass
slei3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-04
preiie Der 2ln,eiee1.

preiie Der 2ln,eieen.
seb'r Son her sUaIss per se%Ss.: % ,!ls:oS g
G ~
Sir iebe 8eiIe grepisr, ober beren Maltm, ba3
erItenal 10 Gents. bic nGditenmale Gents.
6eiratbss unb Eobesan;eisen nit Spu,@
$3.50, obne Spru4 $1.00.
auswarttse Au,eseu miiHeu porauste,ablt wersen.
an;eisen fir picnics, 2otterien, @liidsipieIs
&C., bic benz @eiite Der fdth. stir4e ;uipi5er, fin
ben feline aufnabme.
Nn3et9en fenoe man tratetietsS
Ronta8 Norsen etm.
Job.1rbeiten auer 1rt prompt un6
billig aussefibrt.
cffee Der ,.0aJstt":
Gde Der 8. uno Joma.Strafe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-04

2oubou, go. Stt. Cine Bis iett
nod Der Hefdtisuns bebarfenbe Ma4ridt
meIbst, baB sin Muswanberers S&iN NIT
700 Ye,ionen an 8orb bet ct. Tincent
untersssansen 1T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

Ars stated in THE TINES of Yesterday
the committee appointed to select site
on the Capitol Square Cor the proposed
Wickham statue have decided on the
one which they regard as the most
suitable Of all which they have ex
amined. We would suggest to the
committee having this trust in charge
the advisability, from an artistic point
OF view, Of reconsidering their decision
and recommending instead that the
field for the choice Of a site be enlarged
so that the advantages offered by other
localities for thiS purpose can be taken
in consideration. We would call the
attention Of the committee TO the APP
propriateness OF fixing upon the
eastern end % the Central
Square that runs into Lombardy
street Immediately opposite the
mouth Of Franklin, as the site
which will bring the statue out to the
greatest advantage on every side. 1t
will not be very long before this section
Of Richmond will form the most impos.
ing residential part Of the city, and this
square, at one end Of which the Lee
monument will stand, and at the other
the Wickhsm statue. if our suggestion
is adopted, will be IN very many re-
spects one Of the hsndsomest and most
notable to be found in the South.
The Capitol Square is already moro
crowded with buildings, monuments
and ststuary than is consistent with
their artistic arrangement, and to add
another monument or statue to the num-
Der already there would be to iniure
still farther the general effect. We
trust that the same reasons which in
fluenced the committee that Be-
ected the site for the Lee Monu-
ment to avoid the Capitol Square,
will finally also lead the gentlemen
charged with the came duty in
tho instance Of the Wickham statue,
TO recommend the choice Of a site else
where. As we have already suggested,
this iite should be in the immediate vi
cinity Of the Lee Monument. Not only
is the site to which we call attention
the finest unoccupied in the city, but 1t
will also further associate Williams G.
Wickham with his kinsman and old
commander. Robert z. Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

soma such establishment is neverthe-
less demanded by their educational
needs portion Of the present appro-
priation for the benefit of the Virginia
Normal Institute might be granted to
the Hampton Institute with view to
increasing its present facilities.
The fact cannot be disputed that there
is pressing need for additional accom-
mediation for the colored insane, and to
overlook this need any longer is 10 dis
regard the calls Of humanity. Provi-
sion should at once DO made for this
need, but at the same time economy
should be most carefully consulted in
the expenditure that will be required.
II the Virginia Normal Institute ia con
verted, as has been suggested, into a
coIored insane asylum, the cost of new
buildings will be largely, if not alto
gether, saved, while the annual sum
now granted that institute will go far
towards meeting the expenses that will
be entailsd by the support Of the new
establishment.
An appropriation Of sixty thousand
dollars 10 the Central Lunatic Asylum.
as proposed in the bill offered by Mr..
Peasants, 10 an enormous demand to
make upon the Treasury Of the State at
the time when it 80 necessary TO cur
tail as far as possible every form Of ex-
psnditure. II any substitute can be
found for this plan that appears at all
feasible, and at the same time restricts
the amount Of money to be paid out 1t
should be adopted without hesitation.
Even temporary expedient to meet
the needs Of the occasion would be more
iudicious than to 60 to great expense to
erect an additional establishment how
ever substantial and permanentin char
acter. Whatever step should be taken,
should conform as closely as possible to
the dictates Of the utmost economical
prudence as far as is consistent with
the attainment Of the general object IN
viaw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

Bv virtue OF deed Of trust rom AleNys
X Ncsto<Owitsch, dated March bth, 1855
and recorded In the clerks Office OF 1oeen-
land county Court, In u; p, - 40. pa %
default having been made I'm the payment on
certain notes therein secured VIII sell ~
public auction. OF tie premises
~ The 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1890,
AT12M..
the valuable tract Of land described IN sald
deed as being the same land conveyed to the
s,fd Alexvs X NostOrOWitsch by deed OF
even date with above trust deed from \. NJ
ScddOn.
with about twenty rooms, occupying COM
mauding site on beautiful hill, overlooking
Tie valley Of the james river, and Is sur
rounded by very handsome shade. rms
dwelling was built az "A cost OF 1000. and
5000 has recently been spent In painting,
frescoing, and otherwise beauiifying II. max
ing 10 very handsome. There ls one OF uie
haudsCmest ornamental gardens m the oihte
adjoining the yard. There are also aiiple
.ervants' houses and farm buildings, thus
making this one Of the handsomest and most
desirable country seats IN the state OF VIZ
pinia. the farm being highly improved, Wen
fenced and watered. with many acres OF r'ch
alluvial James river lOw-grounds. jas near =
ness 10 railroad enables owner 70 live ON II
aud do business I'm the city of Richmond.
Terms: Cash enough 20 pay All expenses OF
sale and ofthis trust, and 20 pay OF ana us
/ itHit" lNN i't'o INV iti't ~" ~ 800
IS. with interest from December Sist, 1883,
and the other for s3.2I513, with interest from
December 3lst. 1889. till paid, and OF the resi-
nue, 81. 3S9. 3.tO be paid on the 3lst OF Decem-
her. 1890. S3,563.13 on 3lst December, 1871
/ s3.T37.I3 on the 31st December, ls02, and
| g3gfl.I3 10 be paid on the 3lst December
/ 1898 and the residue upon such terms as
shall be announced az sale. The purchaser
/ 10 receive a deed and 10 give deed OF trust
20 secure the unpaid lurchase-mOney, the
| costs Of preparing the trust deed 10 be paid
/ by the purchaser. Parties may Ieave klcn'
mOnd for the sale and return same day,
JOHN KUIHERFOOkD,
/ ial2-td Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

The enormous expansion 0f private
fortunes in this country is as clearly il
Illustrated in the growth Of the Astor
estate as in any special instance that
can be mentioned. Forty years ago
this estate was estimated at $4,000, 900,
but in the course OF that comparatively
brief interval it has increased, by the
process Of what the Henry George
school densminate ss ''unearned mere
ment," to $3.50, OOO,O 900, an enormous
sum shat can only be adequately grasp
ed by the imagination Of the Roths-
childs, vandsrbilts and Westminster
of the world.
II was stated in recent address by
Thomas &. Sherman that il the Boston
tax list be taken as a basis, and com
pared with the total assessments Of thu
country at large, it would be found
that 80 900 families were in possession
Of half of the assessed wealth Of the re-
public. Upon any basis whatever, how
ever, he declared that there was nc
room for doubt that 100000 families
hardly constituting l per cent. of the
whole population, owned very much
larger proportion Of the wealth Of the
United States than was owned by the
remaining 20 per cent