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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

Tttr omen announcement by Prince BIS
marck tha, he would not have resigned his
Office except at The express request OF the
Emperor. would 20 to show that the eN-
Chancellor /. somewhat frankcr in speak
inc ont his mind now that ne is a private
citizen than COMFORTS with his dignity
which he should Dc more solicitious Of pre-
serving in his retirement than when DC en-
loved the supreme power. Although Dip
lomat l,y training and by profession dur
ing the greater part Of his public life lis
marck has always been extremely blunt
in the expression Of his opinions and wishes
under All circumstances. There was every
reason 10 think that his forcible removal
from his high official position was most dis
tasteful 10 him. and this popular belief is
now confirmed by his own confession.
The fact is that 10 such man az Bis
marck inactivity is irksomc 10 the last de-
gree. His restless mind and impcrious tent
Nor cannot endure the monoi0ny Of private
life. and is is not. therefore, surprising That
he has announced his intention of entering
the Rcichstadt as a delegate. In that body
although shorn Of official prestige, he cane
not fail 10 exercise vast personal iniiu-
ence not only because he is still iull oil
physical energy and intellectual 'igor' but
also because his great repuiationmustcary
enormous weight i'm any assembly Of The
German people.
Bismarck still has many years OF active
life before him. and his nature is such that
he will most probably die in harness. But,
nevertheless. the world will regret that be-
does not devote his last years to the prepa'
ration Of his personal history, for the in'
struction and entertainment Of mankind
There is no living man who has run suci
an ilmstrious career as that upon which hl
can reflect in his own life. Ills memoirs
would not be the history of one life, but tho
history of the birth Of one ofihe most power
ful empires recorded in the annals Of na'
tons. Probably, however. the grim eN
Chancellor would regard such an occupa
ton of his time as the composition Of hi'
autobiography as an employment unworthy
of his name. but he should remember that
the greatest man Of any are, the Emperor
Napoleon, soothed the years Of his exile n
debating those memoirs which have added
30 much 10 his fame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
DIR. FIELD AND THE SOUTH.

DIR. Henry NJ. Field, the distinguished de
vine of New York. has lately published %
volume entitled "Bright Skies and Dark
shadows" i'm which be- gives very detailed
account Of what ne saw during the course OF
a recent tour in various parts of the SOUTH
The book is most valuable as being some-
thing more than "a record of travels. IN "a
certain sense. it is political event. for 1t
gives at length the conclusions Of most
acute and impartial witness as 90 what the
real condition of the Southern States is. the
political sentiment Of the people ana ihe
true relations of the races.
DIR. Field is a man of eminent ability and
Of remarkable fairness, and it is therefore
very gratifying TO find that the whole ien0
Of his book is favorable 10 the South, as i
must necessarily have been from the wis'
and discriminating spirit, in which d. Wa
written. The Southern people have suffered
so much i'm tine eyes Of the world. from falls
descriptions by men who were actuaied ID
sectional bitterness and maleyolence, iha
they can we'll pause 10 express their warn
appreciation of so admirable statement.
ali that is best i'm their civilization. as tina
presented in the work to which reference
made.
DR.. Fields comments on the negro proplel
show a remarkable degree Of insight int
the complicated difficulties of the situation
and ON the whole the conclusions ai
correct. lie at least approaches the quesuo
in a spirit of anxiety to arrive at the iuu
whatever that may be- and however far
may lead him away from his own pfecoi
ceptions. This is the attitude Of the auihf
towards all the questions involving the u
terests of the Southern people, which he dn
cusses SO ably and so thouehtfully.
His eloquent and powerful comments %
the character of Ice, so free from sections
bias and so appropriate and just, are q key
note 10 the tone of the whole volume, whic
commends the writer 10 the womcsi respe'
Of the Southern reader, at the very time lni
be may not wholly agree with him in hi
views and deductions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

The London News and Chronicle reports
that "A ladies' battle might have bOsn Wit
messed the other day on the Point dc la Cone
c0rde. which terminated In the removal of
one of the cOmbatants 10 the iuirmary oi
the Central police station. One of the pair
was am eccentric person who lived llNuri-
ousN in the Rue de- Riyoli. As her CONVEX
sation was incOhorcnt, and She believed her.
self TO be related. by way Of descent. 90
archangels. the proprietor Of the hotel com
cluded that she was scarcely IN her right
mind. 4 few days ago she bought "a
fe-size doll. and having become
tired OF iondliug 10, she threw it
out Of "A widow upon the heads OF the
pas.ers.by. who al first imagined that 10 was
a living baby. Then the dame-Wearing "a
superb tricOlOrcd rihand as a waich-chain-
took "a carriage. and when She arrived no
the bridge above mentioned, suddenly threw
open the door of the vehicle and flung her.
self upOn an inOilcnsiye female, from whom
she snatchcd her umbrella, and broke 10
over the aiirighiod owners head. There
ensued a 'scrimmage,' the innocent victim
vigorously defending herself from the yio-
lieut. blows Of her mysterious assailanl.
Then the police interiercd, and they march
cd on the lunatic In custody, size meanwhile
protesting that She was Joan Of Arc,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

hIcle through the folds Of the dus'-ciouo
without any apparcntinconyeniencc 10 'heir
owners. Are the people Of Richmond 80 acc
oustomcd to dust that they are ohliNiods o.
&, even when their minds are disengaged
from all thought Of everything seriousf Ut
have they come to like It so much that they
prefer 10 be enycloped in II even when 'hcy
are taking their pleasures Neiihorof these
slppositions can be really true. and Yetthcy
would De pronounced so II accurate conciu-
sions could be drawn from mere appear
on.ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

!, would no impossible TO deny that Rich
,oond has many natural advantages ana
that il is distinguished for many na''f"'
beauties. Few cities in the Union sufp"S'
II IN either respect, and yet IN one paru'u-
lar nj least, il is open 10 very severe cru
c;sm II has been claimed that no cils oil
,he same size In the Union is more excel
lently paved for the amount Of money which
has been spent for that purpose than hch-
moud while this may be true, yet It cam
NOT bat be admitted that the great quaint
tics Of duet that are blown about our streets
mon the rising Of he first high wind is a
serious ,oenace to the health Of our citizens
"A well as the cause OF injury to the value
of property.
II would seem as if the people Of this city
were in many ways, very patent people
a,d accustomed TO bear with much that is
disaereeable in itself, with spirit OF
GOOD h,emor that nothing can shake. II
looks AS II they had become especially bard
ened AGAINST dust. tits curious speciacleto
observe. as has ~ oflen been the case ~.
Gently. the crowds OF those who have been
seeking pleasure aud health on the Grove
Road and the Reservoir Boulevard IN the
afternoon. AT times, drivers, riders and
carriages have been developed in a cloud
that has caused all objects 10 be more or
less invisible one hundred yards ahead, a
cloud Of dust the most disfguring and the
mos, penetrating. permanently iniuring
clothing and rendering all things foul upon
which II falls.
The returning stream Of vehicles and their
contents have on these occasions, which
have been very numerous Of late, presented
a singular aspect, all the more so when II is
recalled that these afternoon drives aud
rides are not taken upon the suggestion OF
necessity. but, as We have said, for health
and pleasure. serenely, vehicle follows We
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DAHVILLE r. R,
SHORTEST NDQUfCK Est ROUTE SOUTH
, AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE rs EFFECT FEB. 20. $780,
LFAVH RICHMOND:


LEANt RICHMOND:
TRAIN NO 81, 2.3O a. N.
CoUTHFRN EXPRESS. daily. for ianviiie.
y Greensboro Winston-~ulcm. Durham,
Raleigh. Raudioman. Salisbury, Asheville,
Hot Springs. Charlotte, Columbia. Aiken,
Augusta. Atlanta, birmingham, Monigom.
crv. New Orleans. Texas. and California.
Pullman palaces slrop.ug-fars Richmond o.
Danyille and blnyllic A-hoyiilc. Augusta.
Birmingham. aud New Orleans.
TRAIN no 50. 400 4. 81.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA Ike
Y PRESS. daily, for burkeviiie. ar sia-
lions ON the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Lynchuurg, Knoxville. CHATTANOOGA, Hcm-
Ciarksville. ONfoud. Henderson. uurham
ana Raleigh This tram goes through solid
TRAIN no. 30. 3 pm.
VAST VAIL. daily. for 900 points ON The
Farnyille and iuWh9iHn lliir0ad. Dam
VILE Greensboro. WinstOu-~alcm, Raleigh.
Charlotte. Ashfyilc. Columbia, Augusta.
Atlanta. B.rminehnm. Montgomery. New
Orleans. Texas. and California Pullman
palace sleep ug-glr, hnNi ie 'O Augusta anI
Atlanta. and ai Greensboro sleeper h Ash -
VILE % NOrristcNn. Tenn.
TNAfN 40. 40. 1 p. 20.
NfLIA AllOMODAllON, daily. except
Y sunday. TOR Amelia Courthouse and .u-
tCrmcdlato points.
TRAIN SO. IA. 600 A.W.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily, except sunday
y freight train WITH coach attached, iNi
Glover Va. and Intermediate points.
ARRIVE Al RICHMOND
Train SO. 53 af 5.i5 h. M., 40 5l af 1886
f.. ~. 40. 90 ot l:3O p. 80. and so. Al at e.i5
a. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
rrorres. of rrotectlon.


First Your infant industry wants proiec-
ton % enable il 20 compete with foreign
manufacturers. Then it wants additional
protection that it may increase It's profits.
Then the infant industry combines DO. Vac
rious "planis" TO choke ont domestic CONF
petition. These are The progressive steps of
Protection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
To Err f. Human.
Mail and tXp ess.

10 would seem. however. that japanese
human nature IFS NOT at an unlike American
human nature. aCd that under certain |n-
iiuences the manifestations are very much
the same in Toxic as in New y 0rk. 40 20
recent local election in the prefecture of
Hiroshima ihc old natural human temper
broke out and when the tongue ceased %
Doe elective. fists We're brought into play.
Blood flowed and the police We're called in
90 make an end of ine fray. I'm another
district some 0i Quar- American refinement
iu ihe management oi election, was Tee
Nealcd. showing u- that The japanese are
apt scholars. Bribery and the importing of
voters We're freely rl-Orted o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

THE New York Stars editorial ON the
kleptomanac i'm journalism, with special re-
ference % the matter of exclusive news,
might Dee applied 10 those papers which rc-
gularly draw upon others for editorial mat
ter verbatim. without credit of which
there are not few.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

Now is the time 20 inyestin MANCHESTER
REAL ESTATE. We already have one line
OF streef-cars In successful operation. and
soon will have two more; property is incroas-
ing ia value In every direction. We have an
abundant supply Of water, and the streets
and sidewalks are being paved. Ifyou want
10 MAKE MONEY be sure and attend the
following sales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
WEDNESDAY. Arnm aoru, 1890,
with the following property:

40 feet on the north side Of Buchanan
street between pocahOntas street and
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
100 feet on the south side 81 Perry street
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
with depth Of l55 feet 10 .1O-foot
alley.
165 feet ON the south side Of McDOnough
street. corner OF Ninth street. with "a
depth of 1913 feet.
26f feet al the south side Of Porter street
between sixth and seventh streets. To-
gctncr with The elegant and substantial
brick residence thereon, containing
twelve very large rooms, besides eXtm
wide halls. large brick dwelling. and
other buildings I'm yard, handsomely
shaded lawn. dc.
56is feet on the west side Of Fifth street be-
tween balnbrdgc and Porter streets.
depth l2O feet 10 li-iOOt alley.
2G0 feet ON the West line Of Eighth street
between Everett and Maury streets
having depth Of l26 feet TO 12-iOoi
alley.
square 40. 1.2D7, bounded by sixth
seventh, Everett and Maury streets
$50 feet boy 26i feet. VIII be- sold as q
whole or divided % suit purchasers.
300 feet on The west line OF Fourth street
between Everett and Alaury streets
with depth Of 1870 feet.
l32 feet on the south side OF Everett street
between frcDlc and Stewart streets
depth 1876 feet.
132 feet on the north side 81 Maurv stree
between lrebie and Stewart streets
depth 100 feet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
Would Be q Party Advantage.
Detroit Free Press

From party point Of view the Demo-
Gratis could usk nothing better than that tbe
fantastic and homogeneous Mckinley bin
should be- crowded through ihe House in DO,
present form. bee sent 90 the senate and
passed. so as 90 go into effect with the be-
ginning of the next fiscal year. THE sore
experience which Che country would have
from Sos lll-o0usidcred and oppressive pro-
visions would Doe such that ihe Republican
party would suffer no the November cleo
tons by FAR the worst defeat il ever -iis-
tanned. There would Dee little leit OF 10 any
t..fl.r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
Chili NOt lOr Ieac5.
Hartford CouranLl

II is true tAe Gillian delegates sat silent
when tine final vote was taken on the prlpo-
side of iAa world. but with that solitary
exception the Vote was unanimous. and it
Is not probable that even the Warlike state
of Chill. flushed as she is with recent cone
quest. Will care 90 venture upon amy act of
armed aggression against weaker neigh
Dor i'm the face OF ihe unanimous disapprONal
N all the other American republics, wi IA
the United states of America at their head.
We may add that every vessel added 90 our
new navy. and every Dig gun mounted 40
our scapOrts, Will Increase the improba-
hlifv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
TRANSPORTATION,

At present by two Independent ailways-io
the ocean, the West and Northwest and che
southland a third. the Basic City, West Viz
ginia and pittsburg Railroad, soon TO Dee
built. connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

Gloves appear 20 have been very rare
among the Aneloeazons. Among the repre-
.ontatious of male figures they are never met
with. but from law OF Ethereal the Oh-
ready &c may bo inferred that at the eioeo oi
tas Tenth of ths beginning Of the Eleventh
century lley were great rarities, five pairs
foru.a-a considerable part of thc duty paid
ara s0c..tg oi German merchants for the
protection az their trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

THE Louisville Courier-Journal says: "lhe
road to the protectionist Eden is never Well
lighted. Those who enter upon DO mn ST
walk by faith and not by sight, and good
many of them have, from time 10 time, fallen
into the ditch of bankruptcy
And even on the broad road which leadeih
10 destruction there is the ditch for the blind
and their blind leaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

TESTED ny 1ME.-for Bronchial aiiec-
lions, Coughs. etc, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TEOcHEs have pr0red their efficacy by a
test Of many years. Price - cts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
A -pOieI
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FANORlrE ROUTE IO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
LEAVE NIlMN0Nn.

TRAIN 500. 51. 500 %. 81.
| OCAL tNlNL~-, daily, except sunday
l Stops at an stations. AZ Lester Manor
connect, with stage for Na'serioui also cone
meet. with Baltimore .faImNrat Mtst Point.
TRAIN SO. 1j. i.}l -. VI.
DALTiIORE llMlIEn. dtlN.-.N, npf sumo
ID day. for West Point. CONNIE sting Win
Nork-riyer steamers ior Baltimore. 40 h1i-
timOre steamers connect with Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for Washington. ll.lHdeIpn
ana New York. FARE Richmond io Baltic
more. y. io washington. s3 toihladelpha,
STEAM RS LEAVE HALTlNOnr5P
l'ON WEST POINT, daily. except sunday {,
i thence hy Richmond and DHusiie Nall
road zoo Richmond. arriving Hi $40 A. VI hnt
1850 A. ~. and conneciin1 Nlfl luln ND
64 lSeo FRAN so. oi-N feinlt and eoftn
TRAtN SO. I9. 7.f0A.M
/ OlAI. MIXED. dfIr, except sunday
/ ! leaves Iweutv-clgnin street ioi SECS.
Point and Intermediate points.
Ticket office at station foot of NiHinh
street.
city ticket office comerol Tenth ani Stain
streets
SOL HAAS, JAS. D.. TAYLOR.
JOSEPH S. PiIl@. DIV. iass.Asent.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
- ROAD
TWO DAILY TRAINS 40 NNhi Oi k.
TWO DAILY ftAIts IO iNNlHbIRf.
sCdEDULNfS EFFECT APRIL ID. $780,
LEAVE RICHMOND. HYRD-slRLEr SIA-
0AOA A. -. Daily. cf1 Petersburg. Richmond
sud Norfolk tir0ul press. Ar
riso tonolk 10 % D. ~. Stops only
ni Petersburg and SUFFOLK. A ssc-
oud ire.n. leaving Petersburg a'
1870 a. IT,, und 1rri7inf 1l roriela
ut2 Do. 80, 1tuI 7 Ht 1913 tltIionf.
$40 A. ~ lu''. tia ig.....n.ts. ,etitt H'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

THE misdirection of a skeleton sent ly eN
press Ia Waltham. Mass, has brought oui
the fact that most of the skeletons used n
this country are imported from France oi
Germany. and that there is mo- tariff for pro-
lection against the foreign pauper made
skeletons. II is not likely, either, that any
duty will be imposed, for Republicans are
confident that the preventive inrin as in
creased by Mr.. Mckinley. will result in d
big output of home manufactured skeletons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
NOTICE..
no HOLDERS OF RICHMOND AND

pANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY q
per cent bonds due May 1, 1890; On and
after MAY 1st we will pay the above bonds
principal and Interest on presentation at our
Office. IhDMA9 bNAN'h ~ 80
not-tov Bankers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
TERMS OF SALE:

One-fourth cash, and balance In six. twelve
and eighteen months, with interest; the last
two instalments may be plid In stock of thc
company at par value, slOo at amy time, or
all Of deferred instruments may bee paid in
stock of the company 40 par value. slOO. %
the privilege De awaited of within ten days
anerthe last day ofsale. the stock in either
case to be fully paid for, bat no fractional
part OF share will be so received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
TIMBER
Ofalmost every variety, and plentiful.
COUNTRY,

Surrounding and tributary equal TO amy pa
the shenandoah Valley in beauty, fertility
and productiyeness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

Property o'cners wH safe cash oy adrernS
tHg ner Reai Estate Of al kinds I" "i"e
Times"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
TOBACCO NOTICE.

10 WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Weher.bv notify an parties interested that
au fre TOBACCO now on 5 iOKAGt IN CfN N
TRE WAREHOUSE. Richmond, Va, which
was receipted for. or for which warehouse GER
fl0cafcs were issued by MS orany ofouf repre-
seutatiyes. will be ktNiVN ID 10 S,io.ev W
,VnreInnsts Nos. 1 and .. on MONnAl,
APRIL ~. 1890: nom which time we VIII
,eoive an further responsibility for the sale
Eeeping OF ans such tobacco. ..... 49,,
CHARLES WATKINS & co.
p17,1s.19.2O,22,2i,26
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
FREIGHT

Freiqht received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth. -mlnheid. Hampton Oia foini
Weveriv. Hlcksorl ana Alexandra. Na..
Wnsningtou. Do. g.. NeWIcrue, W asnlutipn
and Tafbof0 n. O.. all stations on Atlaniif
and uanvile. SeaDOlrd .nl Roanoke NoI'oiA
southern and Farm lle aud lowhaian hnl-
foaUs. ami Eastern Norm Carolina fenri-
sii,,. tfs.. for Eastern shore fNllt.nla and
All rreullr landings OIL fhe james river ai
LOWEST RATES. and through bills Issued.
IUgftN D. IAlaN, y e-ile7lueni,
NO.lll1 Main street ana hoChtit-.
IRWIN WElsIeER, Freight ana tie,tntei
Agent iN1 @'-ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
INDUSTRIES

Already secured A lO0-ton Iron Furnace
Gar Works. Paper MIL, and two Blind sash
and Building Material Factories, and others
are being negotiated for. large and hand-
some Hotel IN course Of construction. Two
brick manufactures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

By virtue Of "a decree Of the Hustings Court
OF the city of Manchester. entered AZ the sep
TENDER term. 1879, IN the suit Of Clark, sc ,
vs.. NCIlac and ais. the undersigned Will sell
at public auction, ON the premises, cOmmcn-
cling promptly 40 3:3O o clock T.. NJ. on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24


THE RICHMOND AND ROANOKE
4 LAND COMPANY have % few shares Oi
stock for sale at orillual prices, tO secure ad-
ditionai land. Apply Co Office OF the presi-
dent. l3 Governor street. ap22-jt.
TOR SALE-A BANKERS CHEST
4 with time lock. also vault door. Call or
address u. J. SMITH, p north Ninth street
Richmond, VA. apl3-3m
LOR SALE.-ONE LARGE AND
j small HALLS FIRE PROOF SAFE naar-
iy new. Call or address b. T.. SMITH. D north
Smith street. Richmond Va. apI3-3m
Tor SALE. 1lOi ACRES LAND
4 two miles north OF Richmond. Large
brick house of ten rooms. Farm oycrlOOKs
the city. j. =. HALL. T.. %. box ~. ap 2O-7ts
FOR SAIE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

Plans OF the lots may be seen by applying
TO the auctlOnecfs. who will take pleasure In
81 owing the property and giving an the I'M
formation bon their power.
TERMS One-tniid cash. and the balance in
one and tao years. deferred payments bear
ing interest from day of sale, title retained
till am the purchase money Is paid ana a con-
yeyance ordered Boy the court,
JOHN PICkRtIL,
Special Commissioner
CLARK. &C.. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST MCfiAF
AND OTHERS. Defendants.
lu the Cl rk's Onice of the Hustings Court
of the city ot Manchester.
]. 10. T.. UuNal. clerk of said court, certify
that The bond required of The special COM
missioner bv decree in said cause Of the 26 n
day a. september. 1850 has been duly giyen
Given under nay hand this 3i day Of Octo-
Der 1850.
II. J.. DUNAI.
ap l0-lOt CLERK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA.-IN THE GIRO u I
' COURT OF THE CllY OF RICHMOND,
MARCH 2jrI. 1880.
The "Opens, smith q Wiemann Company,
limited, "a corporation created and doing
business under the laws of the state OF New
York. which sues for the benefit and 40 The
COSTS ol 4. T.. "Opens. T.. b smith and J..
Mitmann, late partners trading ana cirrf-
inc on business under the nrm name and
style of "Opens, Smith a Mienann......
tlis,
against
W. x. ID. Gascoync, The Hersman Manuflc-
turing Company. boy W. n. ID. Gascoyne. at
tornoy. and ". J. Gascoyne Defendants.
IL DEBr.
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover against
the defendants the sum Of Ss65.02 with legal
interest thereon from the 9Th day If April.
1850. until paid, and costs.
Aud affidavit having been made and filed
tl1t the said defendant. ". J. Gascoyne, Is
not "a resident of This state 10 Is ordered that
be appear here within fifteen days after due
publication hereof. ami do what n necessary
10 protect his interest in this sui..
A copy-lestc:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk
- =. fArTEsoN, Pa. mh26 thiw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
HEALTHFULNESS,

Unsurpassed: elevation 300 feet, and na'u-
raj drainage splendid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
lWashiugton Posi-.

The outside world can form some slight
idea Of what rapid strides journalism is
making in the city of New York when 10 il
stated TINT one CA the papers of that city
consumed a column OF space in informing
the public that one Of is reporters rode an
elephant In "a circus parade which marked
the opening Of the summer Season.