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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
ALWAYS READ TIE TIMES.
SUNDAY, July -, 1890.
EICHMOND'> NEEDS

Richmond should have public hosptaI
with a dispensary attached
The health Of the city would be benefited
by the establishment Of an abatioir and the
diversion into sewer Of Bacon's Quarter
branch.
Richmond should have naiatoHum
where BOYS and girls might learn TO swim
such an institution would help 10 diminish
the death rate.
Richmond needs better accommodations
at the depots of the Chesapeake and ONO
and the Richmond and Danyille railroads
pepots are indices of a city's progress
siyencss.
Richmond needs large iirst-class hotel.
This would most fayorably impress visiting
capitalists.
Richmond needs large and commodious
Chamber Of Commerce building. 1t would
~ paving investment for the city and for
those public spirited citizens who should
build II.
Richmond should have a Fair in the fail.
As Richmond would share the benefits Of the
undertaking Richmond business men should
raise guarantee fund for the fair.
Richmond needs more territory. AnneXa-
ton would benefit all.
Richmond needs more public spirit.
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The proposition 10 hold Fair in this city
this fall has not received so far the amount
Of popular attention which il deserves.
The Agricultural Society considers it mad
visable 10 hole Fair if the expenses Of the
undertaking are to fall upon that organiza-
ton alone; but this difficulty will be re-
moved If guarantee fund Of $4,000 is sub
scribcd 10y our citizens 70 cover the proba-
BILE deficiency.
IL is undoubtedly 10 the pecuniary inter.
ests OF our people 10 subscribe this oompar-
atiyeIy small sum in order 10 secure the
benefits that would accrue TO the cOmmu-
nifty at large from holding the Fair here in
accordance with the general custom in the
past. In fact, those classes Of our citizens
who derive an immediate and direct adyan-
tage from the Fair. could very well afford,
on their own separate account, 10 raise the
guarantee fund required in order to insure
its celebration this fall. II the whole Of this
guaranteed fund cannot be gotten from
these classes, the amount remaining un-
subscribed could be probably obtained
without serious difficulty from our wealthy
citizens at large, who are interested in
everything calculated 20 advance the pros
psrity OF Richmond. The epd " be secured
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is SO important that il is very we'll worth u
strenuous effort ON the part OF those VINO
have specially interested themselves III 'nc
Fair. TO raise the guarantee fund when Il
needed go
In many respects, the present year VIII
be propitious for holding Fair for II pro
misses 10 be a prosperous one TO the asr'-
cultural classes. So far, the season mas
been favorable, on the whole, the recent
rains having assured fine corn crop
throughout the state, and all the chances
arc that the tobacco crop will be an eNcei-
lent one. The wheat crop. 1t ~ true' leli
shor; OF the yield, which was CONFIDENT!
expected atone time, but taking ever! ,n'ns
into consideration. the basis for a Fair, so
far rs the farmers are concerned. is as good
NOW rs if has been at the same season for
number Of years.
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CAPON.
Driving Cinderella by the Child
ren-NcW Arrival.

Driving Party-Cinderella by the Child
ren-NeW Arrival.
CAPoN SPRINGS. ". VA, July 26.-
special. Could anyone wish for more
gloriou, weather than this; 10 roam over
these lovely cliffs or take brisk ride
through the mountains In this braclng At
mosphere il truly delightful. Riding and
driving parties have been the fashion this
week. Tuesday, Dr. William Thomas and
his TWO daughters drove over 10 Rock Grove,
n drive of nine miles, and spent the day,
aad were back in time for supper
MIR. Charles Robinson, OF Baltimore, gave
a driving party 10 the yOung people Misses
Boykin and Slingluh, Of Baltimore; Miss
Mead. of Cleveland. Ohio; Misses Fleming
and schneider 81 Newark. y. D., were the
yo1ug ladies. Mr.. joan stewart, Of New
Orleans: Messr-. 4. Il. and j. l. Middle
ton. of Baltimore: and Messrs. Avery. of
Alexandria, Va, and l.. IL. Harris, Of Bal
timare. They drove 10 Cap0n river, where
they went rowing and otherwise enjoyed
themselves.
Wednesday afternoon the children gave
the play. "Cinderella.' None were over
twelve years OF age. ahd got u up entirely
alone. Ii was "a wonderful success. Little
Miss Margaret Ramsay took the part Of
Cinderella: Miss Ethel Slingluii. prince
Misses Madge Lyons and Blanche Romero,
the proud sisters; Miss Helen Pennypacker,
Fairy Godmother; Henry Boykin, page;
Misses linsay Walker, Josephine stewart.
Natalie LYONS, Josie Romero. Elizabeth
Shuster wen. court ladies; Messrs. Leopold
Romero, Phillip slngluh, Douglas Lyons,
Charlie Ramsay and John slinguf, court
gentlemen.
TIL audience were very appreciati'e, ami
bouuuets AMI candies were sent Ia the
Young ladies. The play was given to 90 So
"A fund for poor counlr!nan wh"-e house
burned down last Monday morning. som"
of the guests, happening TO ice up on White
ellis far walk, SAW the smoke, ami nur-
ried down and gathered crowd and went
al once 10 the place, some two AMI hall
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Alton

ALTON Va. July Dc special. The
acknowledgements are registered nc the Alton
House: Commander j. -. Graham aud fam
iIv. Lieutenant Il. ". Dunn and family,
Chester. Pa: Mrs. Or. GOrgus and child,
Mrs. Lieutenant Cronhite and child, Fort
Baraccas. Florida: Mrs. Colonel Pennlns-
ION and daughter. Fort Monroe: Mr.. and
Mrs. William &. Price, 81. Louis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henley T. Jones. williamsburg; Mrs.
+. p. Bell and family, Mr.. and Mrs. I. y.
Miller. Mrs. 4. l.. Haynes, Miss Lillian
HAYNES. Nh and Mrs. {. ID. Wngheld, Mr.
and Mrs. g.. y. ,humln. Mr.. and Mrs. }. W.
~inton. Mrs. c. ". llarw0Od, Miss Matte
We,twood. Miss Lille Robertson, Rich
mond: Mrs. j. y. Hawthorne, Charles
". Hawthorne, Atlanta; Mrs. {.
y. White and child. Norfolk, Va:
Miss Mary White, Mrs. =. Dozier and chill
drcn. MR.. i. T.. Lewellln. Mrs. ". T.. Dlil
and child. Mrs. W. II. Lewis and family,
Norfolk: Misses Lowndes. Baltimore; Miss
Jacouelipc Levy. New Orleans; Misses
Burle-on. Austin, Texas; Mr.. ". IL. steiner
naele. Alexandria, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. K.
n. Wood. Misses Hodges, ChaYllle; Mrs.
Cd. Gayfer. Mobile, Ala; j. W. Splitter,
lrland Edwards, stanton; j. +. Coad,
Baltimore: f. Spencer, Naynesb0ro;
Charles Schoolheld, New York; =. Z. Par
u-h. CoyingtOn, y a.
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ASHLAND
some Of Those Who Find There Refresh
ing Freezes.

ASHLAND. VA. July26. special Ash
land +. more crowded with visitors this
summer than ever before. Richmond peo-
pla LARGELY predominate. Among those in
Ashland al the Wood-on Hotel are: ". ii.
Perkins. Dr.. and family Benjamin II. Berry
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin. Miss
Emma Hill. Mrs. Charles llarwood ana
family. Mr.. Crenshaw and family, Mrs.
Nipe and daughter. At Mrs Charles Hills:
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine and family, Nr.
William Constable. Mr.. John Blair. AZ Mr.
BENJAMIN Mines: Mrs. J.. H.. Green. Mr.
shirley Wood-ou. Mrs. Williams, Mr..
Charles Williams. Mr.. Lee Williams, the
Nis-o, Williams. DR.. j. Hall Moore and
family. Mrs. Genet. At Mrs. Barhsdale's:
Mrs. Potts. Mrs. Blount Mason, Mrs. spots.
Among the Richmond people keeping
house i'm Ashland for the summer are :.
Edward Bates and family, James Chenery
and family. II. Sclden Taylor and family,
+. e. Addison and family. Andrew Plzzini
and family. Mr.. Montague (ot Lyons a.
Montagucl. Mr.. Clarke, a. b. Clarke and
son. Mr.. WOrthingtOn and lady. Mrs. IL
liam g.. Paine. Mrs. DR.. T. \. Duncan. Mr.
George T.. Sangster and family, Mrs. VI. {.
Pierce. Nlr. and Mrs. William Dabney, Mr.
4. ID. Jackson and family, Mrs. Hutchinson
and family. Mr. aud Mrs. William Loving
and family.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, July 26.-Jspeclal.
y. :. Carlton and child, W. c. Mcdowell,
wife and child. Jno. W Broadnax, j. ii.
webb Peploe. Jno. \. Mcanly, JAS. Neither
wood. \. Rick. Thos. Bawny, o. l.. Brauer
and wife. Mrs. II. Nichols, Stanly Lyons,
Coleman RatclIfie, +. II. Walton. Harry
Marks. c. c. Edwards al wife, {. l.. Der
son. T. G. Derson, b. u. Chalkley, Edith
:. Chalkley, Miss Mary \. Crew, \. H.
Green and wife. John Pickrell. Jas. b.
Pace Jr., Mrs. Netherwood, Miss Nettie
Wagner. &. Il. Wood, j. Is. Winston, ii,
ID. owen. II. f. Ellison, II. l.. Ports.
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Warm Springs.

WARM SPRINGS, VA, july % special
The number Of arrivals at the Warm
springs hotels and cottages IS constantly
increasing. -.
The hack line is kept very busy. They
bring ten. fifteen or twenty almost every
dav now. and about as many more Tor the
Hot and Healing.
EX->ecretary Bayard has gone for Few
days, leaving his attractive daughter mere
until his return.
The Rev. d.. Burrows. Of Norfolk, is here
for a month. His friends will Dee glad To
know that he is some what relieved OF his
rheumatism. and is looking better than
when he came.
MIR. Hanford will give an entertainment
al the hotel this week, readings from
Shakespeare.
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We have many lots left which $50 are
going to sell cheap. Space docs not
Permit of our giving "a detail pr'ce-Iist'
but we have placed ON our counters
over a hundred lots OF nice goods with
slaughter prices marked on them.
Come aud see for yourselves what beau
urul Black Dress Goods in Grenadines.
Henriettas. Albatros. suns Nciiogs.
Lace. Check Bunting, ~uub-. Fuile.
Seeded Silk Chali.e. and lawns winch
are included in Obi. GREArsL
TER SALE.
Then comes the Col5'ed Six mfaiiIe.
Surahs India and China Silks iu plain.
striped. and figured Don't fail To- see
those figured China Silks at 5,t. You
will be astouishcd and wonder boo"
they can be sold for that price. t is
simply this. We have determined not %
carry them over. They must go.
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TO BE CONGRATULATED.

The Richmond Chamber of Commerce Is
T. be- congratulated upon the conservative
stand taken by its board Of directors upon
the question Of q southern boycott. II Is not
10 DC doubted that this action, taken a.
soon a. the proposition was made,
had good effect upon the rest Of
the South. Richmond has repu-
tation for conservatism which is al
WAYS valuable in such instances. The
South looks to her for guidance, and her
business men gave the keynote TO the pro
tests against hot-headcd hasty action by the
south i'm relation to the Force ill.
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Ocean shore Park.

OCEAN SHORE PARK, Va, July 26.-
special. Arrivals here are: I. d.. De
noon, +. &. Denoon, Mrs. q. X. Olphle.
Miss Mamie Easton. Mrs. sordor. Miss
Hattie Mason. Joseph johnson, John \.
Meanlv. Chirles \. Maurice. Richmond
M James +. Brady, Mrs. ;. A. Morriseti,
Mi.s Lena M0rrisett, {. &. Woodall, Mrs.
". - owens, Mrs. Lucy IL. owens, Mlss
,l,. lN ~. Master Oscar Owens, James
d. ..l. ....ncaester.'
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miles distant. About $50 has been raised
so far. a. ,ho
Among the arrivals lately we nhu lne
names of Dr. W. II. Gardner, W. :: hlnis
and wife, Mr.. George Byrd ana wiie' ~"
York. Mr.. Thomas Wilson, Washington, ID.
c.: Mrs. VIM. Hamies and family, Philadel-
nbia. Pa: exn;overnOr squire, now senator
of seattle, Washington. Mrs. William
Walmsley and daughter, Philadelphia, fa.'
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Rivers, Charleston, ;.
C.: Mrs. Charles Davenport, Richmond
va: Mrs Tayloe and daughter,of savannah
Ga; Miss Brucie Williams, Of Bichmond,
Va. Judge w Terrell and family and Mss
Lena Anderson, Of Austin, IeX'i mr.
William Dodge, the artist, il here Tor lhe
summer with his aunt, Mrs; "enerai
Pryor: Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd, OF Winchester
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

IT is hoped by large number of Demo
Gratis in this city, ard by TIKI TIMES win
Them. that the City Committee may recon
slider next Tuesday night it, action about
the plan for clccting delegates to the THIRD
District Congressional Convention and that
the primary system may be adopted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
BIue Ridge.

Blue RIDGE SPRINGS, VA, july %
special. Among those here are Mrs. T.. J..
AIfriend. Miss Mary Alfriend, Miss Nallie
Alfriend Miss Anna Lee Alfriend, Miss
Mary Hunt. c. !. Petit, Miss Brownie Pet
ill., Mrs. II. ". FlournOy, Master ii. W.
Fl5urnoy, Mrs. l.. j. Cardozo, Master Lewis
\, Cardozo. Master Randolph Cardozo,
Hon. p. W. Mckinney and wife. James +.
GRAY and wife. Miss Annie Z. Gray, Miss
Leila Gray, Miss Helen Lea and j. Scott
Parrish.
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Italian Charities.

Florence is ahead in medical charities.
che Misericordia is "A society for the gratu-
itOus assistance OF families visited 10y sick
ness or death nursing, watching. pr0yi-
sion of food and care Of children. La Guar
dia provides medical assistance in any in
jury or disease, at any hour of the day or
night, for Florentine citizens unable 10 pay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
Honoring Joan Of Arc.

At the Inauguration Of the statue OF Joan
Of Arc at Nancy the other day three SER
mons were preached. respectively by the
Catholic Bishop, the Protestant pastor, and
the Jewish rabbi. The pastor exalted Joan
as an independent Christian; the Bishop
spoke Of her ardent piety, and assailed the
memory Of the bishop and the clergy who
condemned her; and the rabbi placed her
.aboye all religions" He compared her 10
Esther and Judith, and other great women
in history
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
Tho Ameer Preparing for War.

Letters from India transmit news from a
small band Of Englishmen whom the Amer
of Afghanistan has taken into his service
at Cabul. Payne, the expert in arsenal
manufactures, has. with his European and
native workmen, been kept at the hardest
labor by the Ameer's son, the Governor OF
Cabul, who is possessed Of an Unsuitable de-
sire TO produce first-class weapons. More
over. il is now proposed to manufacture
gun-powder ON large scale, and more Eng
lishmen are to be imported into the Afghan
aaVffa1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
Air as a Motor.

An exchange reports that there are COM
panies i'm Paris which deal in compressed
air for motive power, and 10 one of these
companies has been awarded contract For
street-lighting on novel plan. The COM
pany distributes power through It's con-
densed air system 10 vast number oil
small dvnam0s. each of which furnishes "a
current for a small number Of lamps. Tie
electricity thus generated IS free from dan
ger. and the lighting is perpect. The system
has. moreover, the admirable recommends
ton OfeXtremc cheapness.
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Gladstone on sunday Travelling.


General Don Camilo Polayieja, the new
Captain-Gemcral of cuba. is one of the best
known superior officers Of the regular army,
and well acquainted with Cuban affairs.
He served brilliantly during the latest war
i'm the island. was Governor OF the districts
of Puerto Principe and Santiago, and also
acted as Assistant Captain-GeneraL ON
his return 10 the mother country, be- was
placed at the head of the Province of Asda-
iusia, and married at that time having for
his "Madrina," or honorary mother. queen
Isabella He has perfect knowledge OF the
internal and international necessities of
Cuba.
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Retrieving "a Biunder
IEnll River Herald I

President Harrison has read much
about his wife's acceptance of the cottage
at Cape May, n. j., that he proposes Il
retrieve the blunder by announcing his III
tention of purchasing the place. That plan
will not alter public opinion in the slightest
The house was presented 10 the President
under cover of his wile's name, and nc
payment of money consideration at this
late day ON plausible pretexts will affect
the unfortunate transaction.
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ul-Feeiipg Spreading .

1t appears that the ill-ieeling which eN-
iNed between Secretary Blaine and Speaker
Reed has spread TO the friends OF Mr.. Blaine
i'm Reeds district, and they are likely 10
give the latter gentleman some trouble In
securing a return TO Congress, despite the
fact that he succeeded in getting Repub-
lican Judge to disfranchise five hundred
Democratic voters. If Blaine takes no
ton to put a spider in Reeds political
dumping, he will make the Car Of the
House very sick when the votes are counted
next November.
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coNGREssMAN GEORGE D. WISE.

"Hon. George d. Wise has the faculty OF
gathering strong friends. and ! Will bet $2I
Ia so he will be the nominee said true
blue Democrat last week, and another man
came out with more yehemence 10 say that
he would wager 5000 that he would not
only yet the nomination, nut that he would
walk into Congress with telling majority.
CAPTAIN " ise has served his people for a
number Of wears, and has declared his
willingness 10 undertake the burthens OF
leader i'm this fight for Democratic suprem-
acy i'm this district.
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TALK ABOUT THE PLAN.

II is apparent that Messrs. Wise, Card
well and Ellett are the positive candidates
for the nomination, and that in all probable
itv. without his knowledge or consent,
Mayor J. Taylor EllysOn will be brought
out and urged as candidate. The CITY
Democratic Committee meet Tuesday night.
when the subcommittee Will report the
places selected for holding the precinct
meetings. the costs Of the same, and the de-
tails of the plan.
IL is useless to attempt 10 conceal the
fact that the precinct plan is not popular.
and there has been pressure to bear upon
members of the City Committee TO get them
10 reconsider their action, and adopt the
primary. 1t is common talk on the streets,
that the best way 10 secure what Is most To
be desired-the strongest mans 10 give
voters an opportunity Of voting direct for
their choice. and let the man receiving the
highest number of votes name his delegates
10 the convention. The precinct plan
does not do this. II elects at pre-
cinct meeting, the number OF dele
gates 20 which that precinct Is entitled
and these delegates 90 10 the convention 10
vote AT discretion. I'm the election Of men,
beers of the City Democratic Committee, Il
score or more Of men met at ward meetings
and elected men 10 represent wards where
a thousand voters were interested. Again,
in precinct where five hundred voters par
tlcipate in a meeting, and two hundred and
ffty one vote for one set OF delegates, and
two hundred and forty-nine for another, the
two hundred and forty-ninc will be lett out
of the convention without representation,
and this could not be in the case Of pri-
mary, where the vote would he direct for
the man. All of these are questions over
which the sagaci0us politicians are brood
Ing,
ANOTHER EXCITING CAUSE.
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Ancnsta WIN be Won Counted.

superintendent Porter has treated Angus
Ia fairly and even handsomely. lie has
given another two weeks 10 complete the
census recount and correct the errors and
omissions of the regular enumeratofs. This
work is being done by the city authorities
through force Of picked and popular po-
licemen, and their reports of omitted
names are turned over TO Mr. Porter's spe-
cial onumeratOrs for revision and addition
10 the national list. This work will be COM
plcted within the next two weeks allowed.
and that il will be well done there can be
no doubt.
Augustus census reports Will thus be fair
and full. and We shall all be greatly mista-
ken is the 40, 600 limit il not passed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-29

NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.-THE
IN State of Minnesota, Ramsey County,-ss.
District Court, Second judicial District.
In the matter Of the receivership of E. Allen
& Co., insolvents.
Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue of an order of the district court tor
the Second judicial district, County of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota, made and
entered Jul y 18th, 1890. in the above-entitled
proceeding. the undersigned, The St. Paul
Trust Company, as the receiver OF the
property of said fnsolvents, will offer and ex-
pose for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at its Office, No 151 East
Fourth street, ST. Paul, on Thursday, the 9TH
day of August, A. D. 1890, at IL o'clock
in the forenoon of that day. all and singular
the several accounts and balances of account
due said insolvents, including that certain
account against one B. j. Ettelsohn, for
S22, 3u9 SO, and, also. eight thousand $1,000
shares of the stock of the Crescent Iron Min
ing and Exploring Company, of Chicago,
Illinois.
A schedule of said accounts and balances
of account, and also the stock so to be sold,
may be examined at ans time before the day
of sale. at the Office of The st. Paul Trust
Company. Receiver. at No. l57 East Fourth
street. in the city of St Paul.
/. Dated July 25th, 1890.
y THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY,
AS Receiver of E. Allen Il Co.,
5 Insolvents.
8 By CHARLES W. EBERLEIN,
t Secretary.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-29
By CHARLES W. EBERLEIN,
Secretary.

<,TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- Ramsey@ss. In Probate Court, Special
Term, July 10, 1890.
In the matter of the estate Of John Kauf-
+. mann, deceased.
: On reading and fling the petition Of Adam
Kaufman, administrator of the estate of
said John Kaufman, deceased. representing,
among other things, that he has fully ad-
ministered said estate, and praying that
time and place be fixed for examining and
allowing his final account of administration.
and for the assignment of the residue OF said
estate to the persons entitled thereto;
It is ordered, That said account be exam
ined, and petition heard. by the judge OF this
court, on Wednesday, the 18th day of August,
A. D. 1890, at ten o'clock a. M, at the pro-
bate court in the court house in ST. Paul, in
said county.
And it is further ordered, That notice there
of be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing copy of this order for three success
sive weeks, on Tuesday Of each week, prior
to said day of hearing, III the st. Paul DAILY
GLOBE, a daily newspaper printed and pub
lished at ST Paul, in said county.
By the Courts:
f.. 81 SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge of Probate.
H. H. HORTON, Attorney.