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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
MASONIC MATTERS.
Approaching Festivals OF the Ancient and
Accepted scottish Rights.

The 81 lov of Adar falliug this wear on
Sunday. John J.. Roper lodge OF Periee-
ZION. No 5. will hold it, annual meeting Tor
cl.ct,on of officers and other important
business ON Monday, February Zlth. Ihe
sixth aud fourteenth degrees VIII DC con
ferrcd IT. full. 49,, mn,
south of Washington does the degree Work
In such impressive styie As John l.. hopeT
Lodge. The ceremonies OF the sixth 81, Dc
gree viii be given promptly 81 i'io. nc
ceremony Of the fourteenth degree, styl ri
t1a degree of Perfection, VIII bgGln
promptly no o'clock. The officers VIII D5i
Elected Immediately after the cerem pLial
services. and the banquet viii be served AZ
1890. ". o. English is the VeueGaole mas
ter Of tho Lodge of Perfection.
ROSE cROIK.
Pelican Chapter. NJ. p knights rose
Croix, will confer the eighteenth ue-
gree in full form on large class early IN
March. The "mystic banquet" on Mandy
Thursday is one If the grand events OF the
year in Scottish Rite Masonry. \ bea9tI-
ful service will be held on Easter SUNDAY
and the Thursday after Easter the chapter
holds It's annual meeting for the election ot
officers. William Ryan Is the master oI
the chapter.
MINISTERIAL KNIGHT.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. the commander
Of 81. Omar Council OF the knights ma
d9sh, .coufers the chiyalric and myStlcal
high degrees in superb style, ana Ne y
making very elaborate preparations Ior
giving the celebrated kad0sh degrce-the
soth Of the Ancient and Accepted scottish
Rite-soon after Easter.
MASTERS OF ROYAL sEoREr. ~
Dalcho Consist0ry, No. l, Masters on OF, th l'1
ROYAL Secret, Will confer the 81 ana -. III
May or June. Mr.. 9. A. Nesbitt Is the mead
Of this body. 60.
All these bodies work under the supreme
Council of the So. of which General Albert
Pike is grand commander. On the recon-
incubation Of the Venerable Grand Com
mauder several years ago theSuprems Oqun-
ell abolished all the high-sounding BON o4 as
tic titles of the degrees and Offices OF tne
scottish Rite But the Northern supreme
Council and the foreign Supreme,, stu re- n
tain the terms Illustrious,' Ihriee IL
lustrious." Sovereign Princes OF tne
ROYAL Secret &c. General Pike TOOK tho
position that such titles were absurd, TENT
IN only " bring Masonry into con'ehlO''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
M,nt ihr nm Netoel.

Yesterday morning Mes-rs: r.. y. Mum
f1rl. Commissioner of tho Revenue for
this CITY. John X. Culdrey, CITY lrca-
slrer. Charlie, W. Goddin, CLERK of the
Chancery Court, and James D. Craig,
D.pufv Treasurer. called ON Governor Nc
kinney and asked that bee veto
the Dunn bin. which provides THAT
the property of white AM co'ored
roorle Doe listed IN separate books.
Ibr, repres,nted that this would Ne a
rr.it hardship ou tle officers charged with
That work, and they would get uo addi-
ti1ual pay for this large amount OF extra
labor.
Mayor Ellyson accompanied the gentle
men and presented them 10 the Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
4 Chapter Organized Last Night.

Washington Chapter, No. 4, Progressive
Endowment Guild ot America, was or
gauizcd at Beiyidcre Hall Last night. Coy
ernor. :. G.. Wallace: Nlce-Goyernor, W..
b. Wcisigcr: Secretary, $. Is. Brady; irea-
surer. -. a. Jacob: Chaplain, Jackson Guy
Warden, I. T. Burke. Trustees Samuel
Ecgestcr. ". W. Archer, and G.. y, Nc
Saturday night. Chapters Nos. 5and q Will
be organized next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

We have full sayen-octaye Rosewood
Piano for sale 40 one hundred and sixty
five dollars cash. Time payments IT de-
sired ut additional price. Tins Is % bar
pain. as few upright pianos that have been
Slightly used can be- procured. Call AT our
store. next the corner Of Ninth On Nam
st-e,t MANLY y. RAMOS y Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

The Richmond Athletic Association are
hard 10 work fixing mp their new Baseball
Park ou Mayo'- island
The contractor has nearly finished level
ING tine grounds, and the carpenters 90 TO
work ON the fence AMI erand-stand Tues
day.
Several players have signed, and the
season will bee opened with the Boston
club ON March 18th. This ought t. draw
very largo crowds as the club contains
such PLAYERS as Mike Kelly. Nash, Brothers,
Richatdson, and Johnston, all well-kuown
PLAYERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

MERRY DANCERS UN0Ea MASK.
shroye Tuesday Party at 8elvidore-Car-
ui.nI or the Alert social Club.

One of the most pleasant events # the
.a,.,n occurred at F.Iv.lers lll ou
" Shrov. Tur. lAvn evening. it b.mc the
.o.....t., .r. ., rl.-urr rermnn gyon by
u-.rnt.~.t vo,,n, ladio.t. inn.r gentlemen
fr,anl. The german u1. beautifully led
In fIr rrod TloruLolry as " Uncle ~am
and IN. flowing /. a lIstof the ladies
with f..ir partners vh0prtiripltci 10 the
dance. Miss G0rlIn. az Baltimore, a7
sch 4 Girl. with Nr. Hines of Baltimore,
as COl.ulu g. itleual. Miss n. lhomp-
son. as Morning. with Mr. Jones. ~ balll-
moro. as Modern Gentleman; Mrs. NiIe
Bradley. pink evening dress, WIN Alr'
john Patton. as Aunt Nancy: Miss Lena
Ihii.w, COLONEL costum,' WIN ar W.
Bradley. a' A'i' In Ger, man -hI '.3
per Rowe, H+ l"ile h.d i'iO.i -'H, y ia
4lr. H. wa. us 'I''' 49, 49,
4iI'' SUSIE ',-lo.l' ..t',,..i
hr1lIe plush I.l.-4 W TT, ',i-N '.i o.
oak leaves, WIN ..i. NII ',,"' ,i,'u 7.l' az
Viola from lW IlA NIruI 'l'7' ~ ..'
toad. a- ol.H Queen, WIN pr. 'oH"
CruichhelI a5 IhdI'u .l', d. On i''.i'7
lHu' a' ''''' Va I'.,,,ti.,. g..
l.hoIen,.. as Little Loti ' .'l
Mss ). mon U~}h, a. 3 .''H' "l B." "a -
Nr FRANK Cos, !e l''u'A. UT Ni.' -.
Frost. as Candy hlr'r, VIA ~ Jus
Rowe, a- SIR Peter it'-ie '.I. u't' NJ
Wis lovely a- queen 'I \. IT, "t'u "a
Walter J0ne-. no H.p..,i1 ~, 1l,-1 " llI''',,,'
- parry Maj H.'u -.iI' 10. ~,
Hamlet; Ms 4. Jfier, as fIo"et-'i'.l i !,
With MT. knox OI4, 'nNoiu' as 81" ,,. az
Chief; Miss tlI kle VEIN i' as '"''1 ~ 3D. -
With Mt. Cha, les i' ~ il7.i..I"' ~ III III,
Paul: Mrs. !. IL. AZ. '9o"' d, i-.',
Isabel "itn h'' ..7 n .r9 In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
THE WgATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WIS
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
FEBRUARY %. lsO.
Tho Tobacco Exchange WAS closed to-day.
The weeks market shows moderate sales
sni strong prices generally, with Hight receipts
Of loose dark, win 1874 cents a. tho highest
price and ~ cents the lowest. Tho outside de-
mand for old allors and Wrappers continues
good. Large interior markets have had libsral
receipts ia the bright section, win prices suh Or
advancing.
Western markets IN Burleys have shown de-
cldedly moro nrmness IN all grades aud III
yances ia tho better classes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

The Governor yesterday pardoned Henry
Miller. Of Page county, convicted in May,
1883, for resisting arrest and sentenced TO
three years IN the penitentiary. The par
don was recommended by State-Senator
Smoot, the Judge who tried the case, the
Commonwealth Attorney, and many
other citizens Of Page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
FRIENDS, coloReo ASYLUM.
An Institution That il Doing n Deal of
Good I'm n Quiet Way.

This Is an institution in our midst OF
winch very few of our people know any
thing: II was originated IN 1857 by the
late MI. John h. CTeasbaw, who devoted
much OF bis time 20 the furtherance Of
every enterprise which hSd for its object
the ameiioration OF the suherings OF ills OF
others; Il was mainly through his lnstru-
mentality and efforts that y WAS uuilt. lie,
with n committee appointed from the
meeting here, applied 20 Friends IN the
North and in England ard met with a
hearty response. and 10 was not very long
before sum sufficient to build the house
was secured. The city owned the vacant
lot on whlcui was erected, and very kindly
gave II 20 tAc corpogtOrs for tie purpose
IF an asylum. These were al members of
the society 81 Friends resident IA TINS citv,
and the conduct Of tie institution was
placed undcr the care of tne Richmond
Monthly ncet'u- of Friends. Since Mr.
CrCnshaws death. Mr. william II. Plea
SAINTS. the senior member of the Board ot
Trustees, has taken lively interest IN IFS
affairs, and frequently attends the meet
ings Of the directors.
NrEtN3 or SUPPORT.
The asClum supported IN The main by
the various ro.ored churches NJ the c'ty
lwhO subscribe annually for that purpo.o)
and donation from the city. - return Tor
MiAah'A NiN' q lif TO- NrtN h N.-t-
number az children from the almshouse.
ihe nrub.r az directors Of the asylum
from those churchr. which subscribe TO
tins iund y regulated boy the amount OF
Their subscriptions. each 8-j pad IN cnu-
Ting tie church 20 one director.
THz BruUNG.
The building Is situo+ed on 81. Paul be-
tween Charity and Federal streets. Tho lot
needed filing ~ one point, acd when the
buildings were erected this part Of the log
was not enclosed. but Gs u has now boon
nearly filled Up arrangements were made
AZ tho last meeting of the Boari ~ Direc-
tors % move the fence back and take all
the gl0ul1 81. The h0use IL large, CONF
modious aud well built sufficient to meet
an the demands Of an as,lum. Indeed,
thore is "A vacant room n 1t which has been
rented 20 the city for number of years
past for public schOol-roOm.
NUMBERS
There are now nineteen coiorod orphans
7 in Il, who are well cared for by the ostlma-
blc matrou.
The children taken in are well cared for,
/ the girls Gro t4ught To srw1nd clean mp
[ the house, and the boys do work about the
| yard and garden until they relarge enough
- Doe bound out.
There are always more applications on
! hand than the managers have chlldran -
pat ont.
The children are regularly bound out,
the persons taking them agreeing o. tcach
/ them % read and write and some trade or
c1'iiu- hv which they can earn living,
AID also to give thJm cerniu sum of
money eiIou- clco-whontlor tim" j. up.
HgtLIH.
There has boon only one death iu two
year, .nct which pnahsw ID fDr tuerare
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

Sighor Salyini closed bis engagement at
the Academy last night, appearing as sam
son, and the audience was the largest that
has visited tie Academy during this ell,
gagcment The Academy VIII be closed
next week. hut the week following Sweet
Lavender and Lord Fauutleroy Will be
presented by the original New York cast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
NOT A CANDIpArE.

mo THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
4 OF CLAY WARD; Having boon urgently
requested By many prominent aud inn ien1Al
citizens amongst you - announce inyseu A.
candidate for recollection as mcmper OF ths
Common Council from Clay WaTi. AMI Il being
impossible % see snd explain % you In person.
l take this means ~ say hat while thanking yon
for your kindness aud connieuce have %
changed my business arrangements a. " make
II al tnpossibility o. sorye You Gftor tho eAplra
ton 81 my present torn.
Again thanking you not only for the connien,s
shown IN mo nov, bItfpr mo many acts Oi KIDD
ness Of which h0yo been the recipient. am,
10 gtIt' FRANK r. BUEKE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
DROPS.

Forcouens and col t-. take Lemon Hot Dropss
For -ora throat and bronchitis, taAe LemoH
Hot Drop. 49,. -.
Hos Drops 49, -.
Hot Orul-. $500
For al throat ami lung discaao', take lemon
Hot Drops.
An elegant and relanlo preparation.
soil by drgggi-ts - cents per hoiue fto-
parel ~ A. Nozloy, NJ IT,, Atlanta, TIA
PRFsIDsNr NATIONAL BANK,
McNinville. Tom, writo-. From experience IN
NV family, DR. 81. N0reys l.omon Elixir hAs
fes. n any equals, and uo auperiUrs 10 medicine
FOR tho regulation ~ the liver, stomach ana
bowe4 nr o. No7iey's lem - Hot Drops ara
euu~ri0r 20 any romriies va have e'et ueeu
able ID got i0r throat AMI lung diseases
oNN ". n. AGSK>S,
o. 6-SutApifr fro3iioni hahA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

Postmaster Russell has received a sample
supply Of the new postage stamps, but
they will not be put on sale until all the
old ones are disposed of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

LIVERPOOL. February ali r. A.-Cotton--Ths
bU-iue.. done not sufficient 10 test the market
American mlGdling. lid; sales. SOD baies,
Of which 5n0 balos wore for speculation and 1850
bales Tor eapors. and included 3,0JJ Daes Amer
can. recelpts. u bales; American =. tJ bales.
Futtirc5 closel stes9y; February, O., so.ler I;
February and March, g.. seller March AMI
Nav and June. SCI, sellers juno and july,
665iI., seller July and August 1-cid.' seller ;
August, 7.6ld. seller; August anf september,
65-6li.. settler; september, odd seller sep
tember end october, Ibid, seller Oc'OVof
and Nuvem Der. f..lL, Yalue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
THE EXCISE BOARDS.
MEN WHO WILL HEREAFTER GRAN
LICENSES TO LlQUOR-DEALERS.
Provisions OF Sew Low. which VII
Afford No Satisfaction 20 Coupon
Tnnhcrrra.

iNIthN il llf AIIIN A-f afIAIe tllHDA - ~ D
o-J non, o,,-oi.s .be eior,.-ro Of tho Gov /
NM
crnor.
Tho exact provisions os this measure /
..,..,,+ frat /
cannon "' 'uii1 uI"'i''N'i "i'""'- an /
knowing the features OF the new tax u4A /
,rhi.b ia non1ing iu fine Voreo
A. 49, -.-,-+ /
ID" Two Al a' '+',-fif ItAittH th0g -.
' c9i., i"' I'.. ..-t..-'l Ut 1IIel ~ 49,. IN I
N'ih llr I't'iI''4't,'' Nn'Du lvt /
ture 10 me ciii VIII surround the uft"
cations for certain liquor-lcenses.
.---,- .-,-
I'D ,
AuoDr tho f~ovie-yus Of the new tax tll I
az. ,ie foil.v',r,,.
90 80. 49,, c--, co-,,or,. c,r-,,retian. .
".' III :'' ''' oI- /
piIih'I@H4F' 'I t''. i"''pu VIZ ,lu- ~
tain license surh te i7 required M any ga /
tho three cias-D. Ol cases specified IN the /
r,rae. mo- elton. shall watpa written 1N- I
,ii,,fio, Therefor TO q commissioner Of tho /
~ .L. cl,.,t.- or ci... fror, tine I
e. 80 -, CONT /
'yuH.t "a ''' c,,.I /
II WIZ y Il ,ri .N'a'' i' 4'H-'-' 49,.
appl-.tiioh sh-ll 4Ia-' we name or til' r.
pucauf, TIE residence Ga lht aIpll' .l'' ,"o /
nature lf the tr mess tor wni"h the llc'l-,, /
il desired tho ull On where lt l~ proposed /
.. d.. ,,r..4.rf+.f ur.i Oh. amount required /
g., - b., f..,,.iI r.- ,5 ,.-,-iI .,-a Of errh /
~ ~" '.-.I ..,i ...t,,~, ei,.U DE /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
Lemon Elixir.
ITs WONDERFUL EXPECT oN THE LIVER
STOMACH. BOWELS. hiDNEfS
AND BLOOD.

IT Mozleys Lemon Klixir - a pleasant iemon
drinN that p0sitivels cures 81 hhohshesH' S9,-
s,foati0n. Inli gcsdon, healA 'hH' haMih' NJ
nav lflpqse Dizziness. COLDS. Loss OH APPeh'e'
F,vnrs th.lls Rtotchrs Pimples, Pain IN psck.
Pniui.at.on OF Heart. ana eli other dlsHsS."
caused ~ iisoriersd ifor. stomach, sAd hll-
nev. tD, Hr4t great caise = Al fatal iisesse..
"a ..rts ana Al DOR bottle. sold 10y iruggistA
rr.parei osly by n. Motley, VI. d., Atlanta ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
WEATHER. REPORT.


s-.---, WAsufSGrOS. February 22-For Viz
4 y.nis. fair weather. except Ia southwest
IhlR ,porrlou. local -aiu-, warmer, sOuthorly
| winds.
- F.r North Carolina, fair weather. va
rallo winds, generally southorly
NJ L.hllY Hnrmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

treasury on tho certificate OF tho secretary OF
tho board.
~ lawn Or parts Of laws IN conflict with the
provisions OF ihs sct are hereby repealed.
III This act shall To in force from It's passage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

10 IIII"II ~ w +7I'I7'l'7III
FgpRrARY 22-Msrkei QUOT slight decline
in fgncg. salos On private terms reported. Prime,
&c: sx,rl prime. 5.c.: fancy 5hc.; common,
ga3c.; shelled. 2Hg3ac; factory hand-plcked,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

NOR LEASE. LOT ON BROAD
4 street south iite) between ShBfer aud
Harrison. adjoining Chrstermtu's shop, sXlW
foot will ne ieassd on yery advantageous terms
suitable for msrDle-yafi, caruenter-snop. COAX
yarf No. FRANZ -. HILL & CO.,
H. gg.yt 6nOrth Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
IHE PAY.
D. Dor Of a city hoard

& Each member OF city board shall receive
g per day IRON tae state for each day OF actual
be such az are provided Dy the Code Tor similar
services, and shEu 10 paid cut Of tho pubic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D EXECUTED AT The DISPATCH PRINT
lNG-HopsE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

ITO Ny FRIENDS AND THE PUB
4 LlC.-ilaying numerous solicitations ~ sn-
nouuce myself a. candidate for the position ot
CITY Sergeant, / take tDls opportunity of doing
81. I baye been a roalient q thhs city Tor .
number II years, have alsGys been sWics
party man. therefore I e0iicit your support
promising you a faithful discharge % The duties
aOpertsning % tfo position should 10 20 your
pleasure % nominate me Ia tho primary cleo
ton. Respectfully y0urs, ..
fe gl-lt' Z LESLIE POWELL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

VISITOR. who have lot been III 'A'9 f"' va
te city for yelr~.
INCIDENTS.
Many left the performance nj the AcaueI Z
,.vof Music and hurried 10 ihe 81 w Va
M. confederation. LFen It'iies ~ tba
evening dress were seen 'a"0"'ii :,,,
mike watching the fire. Inc Lieu
,..',., G.yoru.r and many senators ana
,..'...i..r. If the House were among ''-'
Sti ti,t Great thronro # people the c9 GANG,
Nv ,nfn'cipal Offices were hot i'N
t.. m. more onterpr sing OF luVlI 49,. 49,,
.i.,s,.toye of tine opportunity 20 ahIo",'ii
t.er.-. Nc. by hautins aToilHu ''V. 11,,,,j
gho NOR, modest OF tAe asp.I .."'a o'"i o,,i
e,r.u bows 90 pass through the CIV" n
hand around these CARDS uul ,I5s dnty
v.rc htld enough perloIiA'' '''''
p,n .lrcet.cars became blocked by tI9
.,,ines and other tire.appaiatua anu ~
~ mn ouy further east than "SH' ~ a
ii',''; Mn streets. They pulled tue cti u.i
,r, tr9rk and dragged them AROUND anu
,..,.,. hack ou the other tTacH' 49,. ,e
Arross the alley from tine I4V'Ut' az
Nassre. Cameron d Sizef Wti9 "GI,,;I1;n,,s
"a dozen small frame ana oii'n 81, ,,,.re
ocrup,ed los colored persons; w.. a.. en-
e,t.,u,- burucd and flooded ny Wv
Ial' pnring the burning of the iacto-
Rinesi; ~. D ,se,4 Lusly engaged in moving
'DSr hundrcd tons o. coal stored IN int fa the
COS ward caught hfe' , IN ,' -,
t troooc a extinguishcl it before 1t had got
60, npdcr much Roadway fn., Kinney
'' T6e large csaFtteiactory OF II the T Nln
Company. northeast corner ,,,od % above . was
an md Gary streets, as statepd ssstrnction
threatened at one tine WITH ad Tv stream on
but the engines PLAYED a tsn1 la3 building
IT, sod Ssll;i % So@v ' ssat pGa%sse, only
was saved wiz H. icing broken. This ostao-
few winaow s6n alter the ire began to rage,
hshment. SOON a, an at every window n the
PLACED nero nero l tSe fire. whose duty 1t was
to %a6h tas s syreessu Il every
Ms csaT2 s v saa G xss calm Al "a amidst the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

g. ], -han he the lu.y ~ The board for any
city fo consider tlc applications Tor license
which shgI Doe referred 90 10 in pursuance o.
law aud hei with rs secretary. For the pur-
pose ~ this confederation the board mag ac-
Juurn from day tJ day and umo % time so a.
not, D. .WoYrr. o. ST. more than Afty days IN any
one year After au application hiss been Aled
with tle board tnly shall inquire into tho cha
racter II the applicant fno suitability. con
vcuence, ami Appropriateness az tho Tlnce at
which the proposed business is 20 be conducted,
and the general proprictv Of approving the ap-
pusati0J. The petitions ~ resident citizens for
aud against tho application may De dled with
the board. aud shall le duly considered 10y thenl.
Tho chairman or acting chairman OF tho bOarl,
whenever they seem 10 necessary Tor the pur-
pose ~ informing themselves Oh a-y Of the
matters referred tO their consideration by this
act 90 have witnesses before thom, may issue his
summons. o. be- served by tho eergeant OF tho
city. joy any person within said city 10 appear
before Thorn ON 4 day and Gt place named
20 testify touching the case IN hand.
Aitor hearing all tu' testimony Adducei for aud
agains, an application and making tho invssu-
gallon necessary % satisfy themselves on the
matters referred 90 their discretion the board
may approve or disapproye tho application as
seems right aud proper % To- Applications APP
proved by the board shall be endorsed APP
proved with tic signature OF the chairman or
charmanp pro .H., and applications disapproyed
shall be endorsed disapproyed % with the ike
signature.
8. Two members Of any city board shall consii-
t4le a Quo4uhs Inc secretary OF tho board
shall Keep in q book 20 DO provided FOR the pur-
pose by the state minutes Of tie proceedings,
IN which shall Do entered memorandum Of
the action Of tue board on each application.
his memorandum shall show the name OF the
applicant tho nature Of the business, the place
81 which .t l. sought 20 be conducted, whether
tho application was approved or "dishp-
proved, and the date Of he same.
=. Whenever an uuy city, from failure 10 quail
~, death, resigua'ion, or otherwise, there Is no
board OF commissioners Of excise az the time
any person Wishes To- make application for one
Of the licenses referred 20 10 section OF this act
then such Application mas be made 10 tho Cor
poraIioh or Hastings Court Of said city which
may grant INC license but whore there Is such
a board IA ONCE The Corp ration or Hastings
Court shall nor consider any application for IL
cense 20 sell liquors within the said city until
aud unless the same shall have been frsl re-
ierred % aud considered by said hoard ana re-
turned with tho endorsement "npproyed y over
the signature OF the charm n-elect or chairman
pro tan.
THE PAY.
& Each member Of a city board shall receive
AZ per day uom The state Tor each dAy OF actual
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-22
Sheep for Nebraska.

Very heavy drives of stock sheep from
the far West are reported as now on
their way into Nebraska. The sections
of Oregon. Washington and Utah from
which many of these sheep are now COM
ing were last year almost burned out in
dronth, but this year are covered with
luxuiiant pasturage, upon which these
sheep have been feeding until the begin
ming of their march eastward. No state
in the Union, perhaps, has done as we'll
in sheep-feeding in the last four or five
years as has Nebraska, and the sheep
which have been mainly fed in that state
have been those driven in from the states
and territories named. The sheep are
largely natives, without any sdmixture
of improved blood, but are large, hardy.
take on flesh rapidly and produce we'll
heshed and highly saleabIe mutlons.
Strengthening has been profitable nearly
everywhere for some time, but especially
in Nebraska, where preparations are
being made for extensive feeding the
coming winter. That state will not have
as good corn crop as in many other
years, but II is now certain that there
will be an abundance of corn in Western
Iowa, available for making up any de-
felt there may be in the Nebraska crop,