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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

One Of the ordinances of Richmond is Woe
lated daily. The law regulating ihe speed
Of driving in the city limits was framed 10
protect the lives and rights of walkers, who
are m the minority. Complaints are made
of infringcmcnts Of Tine law. due 20 thought
lossness I'm many instance-,and 90 pic-hcad-
edness in othgs. Whena man Is holding The
lines over q spirited team ON FRANKLIN OPP
Grace street it is very easy, in bis cNhiiara-
ton. TO forget that he may not drive more
rapidly than six miles anhour, and it really
is difficult mater. ioG him 70 eaieglat. *
ting. 1t is also easy for him TO forget as Dor
swings sharply around corner that some
aged or inhm person may DE just then
starting Co cross the street, and cannot JuMI
from beneath the horses heads. The fact
that one vehicle is slight and another is
heavy often leads The driver of the
latter TO block the way OF the fore
mer. and if he is obliged 90 turn
10 the right, to do SO with q mulierod insult.
The ordinance should either be respected or
repealed. Public sentiment would oppose
a repeal. Public sentiment should compel
the inniction of the penalty. IL is a just
and wise law, and ana example madeo of two
or three yiolators would De beneficial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

Shiiohs CatarIn Remedy marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, tanker Mouth
and Headache. Win each bottle there Il an
Ingenious Nasal Injector Tor the IN re- sue
ccssiul treatment OF these comp ain with
out extra charge. Price 80 cents. sold ty
BOdekef Brothers nd III. N. shields 4 Go.
corner Oltillh aud Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

nression .to blair cause will mean TO
in,,e ia so obnoxious. 20 those who would
natural, favor il. by mediocre. .cii-"iiled'
everlasting. pciulant. hobby-riding. non
ohsor,ant and essentially VAN and efn-li.-
tical advocacy. rs 90 make a.eood PROPOSE
ton seem q poor one, anc piins ceiiai'i ue-
feaf ONT of what might otherwise have
nroved an easy victory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.


WIRGINIA.-IN THE CIRCUIT
, COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
MARCH 2JiH. 1890.
The "Opens. smith g. Woman Company.
United, corporation created and dong
business under fue laws 81 the state OF New
York. which sues for the benefit and at the
COSTS OF l.. T.. "Opens. l. b. smith aud +. W.
Mitmauu, late partners trading ana carry
ing Uu business under the firm name and
style OF "Opens, smith s. Nicmann......
ldlntlt
against
". X. ID. GascOyne, The Hcrsman Mnnufac-
turing Company. by ~. Il. ID. 0ascoyne at
t0mcy, and w. }. GascOyn Defendants.
IN DEBI
The object of this suit Is 20 recover against
the defendants the sum of s-65.92, with lcgll
interest thereon from tine 9Th day ~ April.
I--0. until paid. and costs.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that the said defendant, ". j. bascoync, is
not resident of this state. 10 rs ordered that
be appear here within fifteen days after due
publication hereof and 90 what ls necessary
10 protect his interest In this sult.
A Copy-Ieste.
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
Ss.p. pAITEsON, Pa. mh2O WjW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

TO NY FELLOW-CITIZENS OF
: Ecnm0nd.-l am candidate for your
slnrlaes i.r The Office oi COMAl~~loNIit
OF IIIl. nINEA IE. at the Primary election
hnrIl .d. Born aul raised boz your rily, Tor
tIirI 0fuc century / have cneeriuliy laloftd
u fhe ranks of the Democratic party cone
frlDutiug mN time and substance io 10, cause.
The LOYALTY and efficiency of mF auminisifn-
ZION of your lO.tullcc under Mt. cleveland
arc matters 0l public record, known to you
au. ~ elected. promise and guarantee "a
faithful execution OF al fle duties of the oi
flee. Respectfully. .
mnls-tap3 WM. III. CULLlNGWOkllL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

offer for sale at oaq c9a our i9 e 'f hes a10t OF
described pro ie,,ssn and Is believed % DEE
the mlnei, mi other minerals. Parties
Slf lhns 3 purchase whether io5 as o ~ei 20
nations OF rronerfy and attend the sale.
h'i i,,,,i.r, N Kent. living near the oouil-
NJ Nl and Nr. John r. Jcnhns' living n. s
',,..'.,,'iie arc we'll acquainted WIN, az. ~
Lii lonhfIcss readily show tine properly ~
III desiring tO examine DC. d.. ono ord
80 ,-cer4 with Interest. and bonds ana ggo 90,
e,cafifv-0r by paying more IMAM "''' ''''''
'e'D'''' ''"' WILLIAM b. PETIT,
fa2O-WfW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

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OF IffI ,.,rpF RIl
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As commissioner o. the v viie' &C. against
louisa IN the suii %. .,,, tie
Mansfield. &c / shall OH '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

Of IuE
HANDSOME ESTATE CALLED "-AH.I
nm L,r TIE LATE HOMEOF
HON.J.A. Seldom, SECRETARY or Wal.
OF o. IE CONFEDERATE STATES.
SOB ACRES. MORE OBJ LESS,
LoeAIEDlN
GOOCHlAND COUNTY. ABOUT 20 MILES
FROM RICHMOND.
AND ONLY ABOUT ONl-IWHD Of a.
MILE FROM srANAHD STATION
RAND ARR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

TOR COMMISSIONER OF THE REV
i EEIE.-f respectfully announce myself
"a candidate for re election t0 the Office oi
n or THE REVENUE, SUBJ
ifct fI Democratic primary. ! take iAi- Np-
naruuitv to thank my constituents for the
confidence frp0scd lu me. aud ask continue
uuca of their support ..
mhla-iaD8 ROBERT B. MCNfOhD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
MANCHESTER MAIIERs.
what is Going ON of Interest in the Cit.
over the River.

what's Going ON of Interest in the Cits
over the River.
Mr.. Charles 2. White, of Richmond, and
Miss Lily Vaughan. daughter of Mr.. Rich
ard Vaughan. of this city, were married
Yesterday afternoon at the residence.
ghe ceremony was performed Dy Rev. D..
Cleveland Han. in the presence of the
friends and relatives of the happy couple.
Tho funeral Of Nr. William Brown Gary
took place Yesterday afternoon from lhe
residence of lir. Lewis ID. simmons, father
,n-llw of the deceased. The services were
conducted by thc Rev. =. Cleveland Han, OF
the Presbyterian Church.
The work of constructing the new Belt
Line bridge across the river near Granite Is
progressing rapidly The spans immedi-
lfelf over the river are all completed, ANA
wOrsmeu are u0W eXerting their Efforts on
the last span 0n the Chesterfield side.
Mrs. Ed. Bowman is visiting friends boz
Norfolk.
A marriage license has been issued 20 w.
W. Diokers0n and Lizzie Fitzgerald.
Thirteenth street, between stockton and
Everett. Is bein- improved hy slight grad.
ing.
There was only one case before the Mayor
Yesterday. and ihat was case OF ofui-
nance violation.
airs. Willis continues quite I'D at the res.
ilence of her s0u-in-iaW. Dir. ID. J.. lullam
GOD Porter street.
The street force are digging up Tenth
street between Perry and McDonougn "a
.et dirt t0 nll in at the new curDing oi
Perry street,
ME-. j. Hewlett. Of this city, has insti
mted suit bon the Circuit Court of Amelia
county against the Richmond and panflIl,
| Railroad Company for $4,000 damages
| Sir. Hewlett sues as administrator of Aia
SON. James J.. Hewlett. WHO was killed GOA
the road near Jeiersyiiie. in Amelia county
ODD the 18Th of October last. Tie was thrown
from fhe cab of "a moving engine ANA coy
cred by carload OF heavy plg-iron- which
mashed DDS body into ana unrecO-nI1N.
mass and killed him instantly. Tie cas-,
was called Monday before Judge Irving. o..
Amelia. and. af tine suggestion OF coun'e
0n both sides. was continued, pending neso
iiaii0ns for 20 compromise
lu the event that compromise is no
agreed upon. Judge Irving VIII order sle
| o.al tcru oi court DOB June Tor uial OBJ ln'
case.
Messr-. John A.Gills and Robert O. south
Iall. of Amelia. are counsel Tor Nr. lioMlel
and Judge *. D.. fa-rar 0i Amelia, anl
/ Hon. b. B. Muni0rd, of Richmond, repre-
/ sent the railroad company.
Intelligence was received here ltsleida.
afternoon of the death in Chesterfield, nea
! Petersburg. of Mrs. Patch. Wife of Dir. o.
I ID. Patch. of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

building committee a. architect, and 1t Il
expected that he and Dr. Hatcher VIII soon
make visit % New York on tour OF IN
ouirv into church architecture.
Tho committee Is having built Tor me en-
terfaiumonf Of ihe congregation while the
new church ia in process OF erection,
framed tabernacle nc the corner OF Grace
and Pine streets. II is TO be quite NAM
moth affair. and will be ready LOT occu-
pance In two or three weeks. IL WIZ seat
10D persons. and while making no preNn-
sions 10 beauty. will serve wen the pui-
noses for which il is intended.
DR.. Hatcher says that his Commute u a
Glorious body Of mcn-csuiious, courageous
and enthusiastic. Here and there some oi
hi. poople seem almost alarmed at The num-
bor and magnitude OF the enterprises oi the
church. but that they are so uueleartcd
and unselii.h that be has unh0unded conn
dence that they will triumphanily accom-
plish all that they undertake.
THE OTHER SIDE.
one of the retiring members said: " see
II reported that fifteen new members joined
Grace Church aud thirty received letters
demissory. The facts are five joined and
nriv-siX. including four Of the deac0ns,
received letters dimiss0ry. one of the
growing causes FOR the difference was the
proposed new building for the church. but
10 was not the cause or the most important
Of mauvr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

Pretty little George Cooper, who played
Little Lord fauntlerOy" az The Academy
of Music Friday evening, accompanied Dog
her mother. visited Kaufman * Co.'s store
Yesterday afternoon. The visit resulted ln
the purchase of % beautiful uafy-blue REFER
jacket trimmed with gold braid, and pat
ent-leaihcr hat with "a straw hrim.
The little Lord is only seven years of age.
She is a clever little actress.
The purchase was caused hy the eXhi-
Dition In Kaufman a. lo.'sWiudow Ola little
figure wearing "a REFER jacket. Mrs. Cooper
saw the jacket. She could not resist is
beauty. She entered the store and bought
one for little George.
Kaufman a. Co. deserve congratulations.
Mrs. Cooper il just from New lOrk-the
metropolis Of fashion. That. instead OF buy
Ing apparel for her little daughter, she
should purchase in Richmond. bespeaks
volumes in the way of style for the house
with which she dealt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
GOLD DIAMOND ROBBERY.
The sheriff on the Trail Of tho Thief
with BloodhOunds.

The sheriff on the Trail Of the Thief
with Bloodhounds.
DALLAS. 1fX.. March ll.-One Of the
aoldest robberies that ever occurred in this
state took place last night at $3.50 O'Clock
M COS Main street I'm the very heart of the
rifv. D0mnan a. >amuels are jewelers.,
ana keep n magnificent display Of costly
goods behind the plate glass of their large
show window. Within and without are
electric lights and the neighborhood Is
kent almost as light rs day. While
Nf. D0mnan was waiting on a GUS
toner ho heard terrific crash.
at the window. and turned bis
eve barely IN time 20 see tray
vi valuable diamond rings disappear
lie ran ont IN an instant but the thief had
disappeared mp the stairway go the side OF
bis store. The break was made with rock
weighing twenty pounds wrapped in paper.
The tray contained iOrty-tw0 fine diamond
rings valued at about 5000. The man was
a slender white man about five feet eight
inches high without whiskers and wore "a
black suit and light c0l0red hat. After be-
ran up the stairs in front De was seen 90
descend o. the street in the rear and go out
through The alley. The sheriff and other
officials with trained bloodhounds are now
on his trail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
The DEATH RATE.
Change Of Weather Results In an Increase
of Mortality.

Change Of Weather Results In an Increase
of Mortality.
DR.. W. r. Oppenhimer, president of the
Board of Health, reports that during the
week ending March.s, foriy-siX persons died
in Richmond.
Rate of mortality Of whole population was
1892 per 1000 per annum; white population
81. 30 per 200 per amuum; cOlOred p0pula'
ton, 27.ls per 1000 per aunum.
Single. - white and - c0lored; married
white aud cOlOred; wid0wers, 3 colorcd'
widows. white and col0red; unknown,
white and cOlored.
Males, 10 white and 10 cOlOred; females
l3 white and c0lored.
Nativity. Richmond, DO; other parts Of
the United States, II; England, ]; Ger
many, T.; ireland, .; Wales. 1; unknown. J.
Mean temperature for week ending Marcel
8. 1890 1000 degrees; for week ending
March @. 1882 1896.
Rainfall 1890, OILS inches.
Comparatively weekly mortality for wcol
ending March S, 1880. 23 white and 23 col
ored; for week ending March 9, 1850 J.
white and ! cOlOred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

Mr.. Wa. Chestorman. who will manage
one Of the manufacturing companies ai
Glasgow. viii leave today with Mr. John
R. Williams 90 select site for the build
ing.
Mr.. K. b. Chahn will commence the re
m0val of the pavilion at the New heserFor
fo Riverside ms soon as DE may make the
ccniractswith responsible persons.
Mr.. Louis T.. Cook. general manager for
Barnum, was in the city yesterday making
arrangements for the production of his show
fr the -rrinu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
IozartAnateur Orchestra.

The annual meeting of the Mozart ANA
feur Orchestra was held last evening and
the following officers elected for the ensu-
ing year. T.. b. Archer, president; +. A.
u0cn. vice president: - u. Plumacher
secretary and treasurer. j. R. -tofcr. III.
F. Ebol. A. W. lahr board 0f managers.
The reports showed ihe affairs of the asso.
citation in excellent condition. The next
concert viii Doe given April +. when, with
the assistance of ihe select chorus Mendels-
sohn'- Foriy-sec0nd Psalm win Doe rendered
and programme of interesting vocal and
orchestral numbers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
CURIOUS ROBBERlEs.
One Hundred and Ten Dollars in Waste
Basket

Unt nUNNliN tIN CT b'AA@+' ~ a" " 49,
Basket.
John Marshall. who lives near Howards
Grove. reported Yesterday TO Sergeant Tom
linson, OF the police force. curious loss
sustained By him a few nights ago, and in-
voked his aid In recovering the same.
he had "a hundred and ten dollars. which
bi. wife bid in Nastc-ha-ket fun Of paper
trash. thinking this would DE the last place
n burglar would Doe apt 90 look into Tor
money. She retired for the night. and the
next morning she discovered that her hue
bands oyorc0at and her seal-skin cioah
were missing from the chamber. She found
these In am adjoining room. She looked Tor
the money. and that was missing. Her hus-
band was absent from home at The time.
Ills dress suit of clothes WAS also missing
Another singular robbery occurred 40 ihe
house Of OTTO Wise, 40. Gjl north Finn
street. Mr. Wise bored and chiseled out q 3
front part oi the drawer 90 desk. liked q
slide and catch tOcDfcr the cavity put int.
IT, about {lsj. and concealed The work with
putty and paint The last time be pui ani
money into this secret place was CHRISTINA.
Day. Yesterday morning when Doe opened
if AN his money was gone. Sergeant Tom
lins0n has the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

The Manhattan Life Insurance Company.
whose anuaul statement appears regularly
m these columns is one of the oldest and
most reliable companies 0i its class which
have offices in this city. DO was organized
m 1850. and several years ago established On
branch boo Richmond. with Nessrs. j. Adaif
Peasants as general agent and w. d.
Liehti00t as special agent. Since then if
has firmly established itself ln the confidence
OF our people. and Ar. Lishti00t, by bis
push. Vim and Widc-aWakednes-. keeps the
business always 0n the goo, and steadily on
fnn increase.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
Little Flossie.

There was plcnttude of pleasant variety
il yesterdays performance of Little LORD
Faintlcr0y at the Mozart Academy. The
matinee drew "a crowded house. who We're
Introduced 90 little fl0ssie in the title part
sloisa charming creature, an,accomplished
"a .tross. and graceful girl. full of ierfor
possessing paih0s t0 rare degree. and un-
doubleday great fauntlcroy. In the eve
ning both children assumed the role of the
Little Lord. playing different acts. After
the second act, Manager Henry Berger step
ped upon the stage. and calling for George
Cooper and flossie Ethel. presented the
little girl. with beautiful medals. the gin
Of their "Richm0nd friends and admirers
D. was a pleasing incident 90 "a most pleas
fnu ournupmont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

All The players for the new club that is 90
De ON MayO's Island hayereporied for duty.
and they are % hne-lo0kng lot of men.
Householder. the old Virginia catcher and
fielder is looking better than Dee ever did
and is in GOOD trim 90 play and captain
the team. The grounds will De- completed
hv next Saturday. Tine bleaching boards
are all up and the Grand stand we'll under
way. When completed. 30 win Dee one Of
the finest grounds in the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

The Ninth-siroct bridge. over Che canal. j.
being repaired. About O'Clock yesterday
there was % large open space where in'
planks had been taken zap. sc this time
two mules attached 90 cart were crossing
the bridge. SHE'D. and the cart and mule.
f.ll in the water one of the animals Wa'
instantly drowned, and the other Wher
taken ont. was in bad condition. Ih.
mules and cart were the property of Mr
I.In ILLLr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
Commnnder nIconrIeY.

Commander Felix McCurley, who lately
had charge of the monitor fleet below Rich
m0nd. is now in Baltimore. Tie viii leave
there for san Francisco Ou the 18th instant.
thence proceeding 90 Honolulu. where the
Nipsic will await hi- arrival. The Nipsic
is ihevessel that survived the terrific cy-
clone az samoa about six months ago. when
the Trenton and Nandalia were wrecked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

Silas johnson. a c0lored individual, was
before the Police Court Yesterday morning.
no had trilled with the affections of Emma
Butler who is also OF the same hue as -ilas.
in manner not conducive 90 happiness. and
she wanted q contamination boo marriage.
This was done, the ceremony occurring ar
l2 O'Clock boz abe presence of the usual
crowd OF darkics. and court officials.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

Land IS the very best security for money
by investing In the stock Of Tie Homestead
Land Company. YOU viii have ample secur-
ity and have large dividends. ohiy l"en'i
thousand dollars OF the one hundred and
,lftv thousand authorized by the charter IL
nrv ON the market for sale. stockholders
r.n convert their stock into lots az any time.
one, h. company, ll,J Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

PERTH. Mar. 1.-THE Emperor Herr Won
Ti-la and Count Won -zaparry held q con-
ference to-day i0 consider the ministerial
situation. Il ended in the resignation oil
Herr Won Tsza from the Hungarian minis
trv. Count Won Szaparry was appointed as
his successor. Iherewere no other changes
made in the cabinet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

Mr.. Charles Langiori was rendered q sup
per by his friends last evening ai Morgen-
st-rns. ON Broad street. The occasion was
one of genuine enjoyment, and The gentle
men spent a pleasant hour or TWO in COM
NiNial way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

Commencing tomorrow night. and con-
tinuing for the remainder of the week. the
Ferguson and Mack comedy viii Doe the at
traction at the Academy of Music, in "a
clear cut and cNcruclatingiy funny comedy
entitled "McCarihy's Mishaps." The piece
f. replete with wholesome hum0r. tine musi-
cal numbers and good dancing. Tickets
viii be nlacod on sal. llIs mlrnIng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
FROM THE CAPITOL.
Railroad Convicts I'm Dem"""
Board Excitement

Board Excitement
The law permitting the hiring to f',n' ''.n,
ablc-bodicd consicts. is finding re'u' r',~
zation at the hands Of the promoters o. in-
ternal improvements in the state. Das M,
f,rn vosferd,y General Gordon, I.ps.,.'i
i,o hc Atlantic and DanVilie han'''"'
,,,s. ~ ,bo coritol and is reported ~ ~,
H., eec,,reJ an optiOn on forty men. nc
,ronosos IN set them 20 work on ny iVau q.
dncl undor the restrictions imposed uuuti
me recent act Of Assembly "lp'' "5 -
such cases. ..,-,sort;,,, tho
Yesteriay delegation rePre,,seniI,ng .re
r,,m,iile and Powhatan Railroad COM
a,'d consisting Of Mr.. Joseph llobson,
Pa a',i i"nt. Colonel sam. +. Coleman,
Ncs.r- William =. Archer, ). Van D0ran,
l.,,etors and William Worth, superintend-
~ ,,era af the Governors Office. The Gov
en,' ttfornor-General scott, and Superln-
,t.d.rt Moses of the pcnitcntiary, gave MI
worth Am audience, and heard his appiica-
ZION for four hundred c0nNicts 20 be useu on
fboir road The Governor promised to ln-
form the gentlemen this morning Oh hi7 "a,
cisi1n Ia the matter There WILL no uou3l,
fo petitions from number OF ine new i.'.,-
roads for the cOnyicts. If the present ulen-
| ing of the market be- considered an liiuio"-
ton. ...o,.. ,ho,,t
,he Canifol I'm regard % the appointments
rfndar fhopxci-e law. Candidates are hume
rou4. and there are mysterious conlauuia-
ti,ns ahouf the Capitol. but when those m
authority are fush.d they iy from the
scenes Of their meeting.
.pui what they did there
They never dad declare.
and leave fhe reporter 10 GUESS at it.
Governor Mckinney received letter fe-.
to-day dated February lith, 1870, from on,
! Chief of Police 81 Hamilton. Canada, ana
addressed to fiizhueh Lee. 10 Governor
and forwarded hy him 90 Governor Nc
Kinney. The letter called attention io int
ncf that Eliza ~cruIg-. colored Womt i
mailing from Virginia was confined in li,
i1U at Hamilton. and asked what DISPOSE
lfinn must bo made of her. Governor
Mckinney. in reply, stated tnat n'
had investigated the case ana 'se'l
fainod that Eliza came 10 fam'ille IRON
Cumberland county several years ago. ail'
went thence t0 Baltimore and the state 90
New York: that size was able io earn he
living when She left Virginia, and That h
State was .n n0Wise responsible for Doe
maintenance. The Governor expressed
sympathy for the unfortunate woman, hl'
declared 10 was a case that De was power
less t0 interfere with.
Priscilla Bowman. cOlored lunaue iron
Dlulille. was received no the llnel Hosp
fal Yesterday. where she viii Doe kept UNI
.ho can Doe cared for at the t0lorcd Lunau
ASYLUM.
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eo~srANrINOrLE. Mar. IA terrific
encounter between Turkish troops ana "a
band of brigands has taken place az Elas-
soma. The Turkish troops succeeded IN dis
persing ihc brigards, but lost twenty killed
In the fight. while the brigands lost only
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