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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The present condition Of political affairs
in South Carolina, is one that cannot be re-
garded, even BY outsiders, without feeling
Of deep concern. The triangular contest
going on in that state at the present time,
between Democrats, who declare, in spite
of the violence and enmitY Of their express
sions towards each other, that they are pre-
pared 10 submit their claims to the Demo
cratic state Convention when it assemblies,
signifies the probable defeat Of the Demo
cratic party in the coming election. If III
mans claim to the nomination for Governor
is ignored by the convention, the faction
which be is heading will set him up as an
linaependent candidate. II, on the Other
hand. he is endorsed as the regular nominee
of the party, the supporters Of the other
candidates Will withdraw from the conYen-
ton and select standard bearer of their
own.
The certain issue Of the unfortunate
struggle now in progress VIII be a break in
the Democratic ranks-a break which may
have a fatal influence upon the future Of
the Democratic party in South Carolina foI
very many years TO come. The breach is
already so serious that it will be impossible
to heali it, however conciliatory the measures
hereafter adopted by the leaders of the or'
position to rilman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

The explanation which Lord Salisbury
gave in Parliament on Thursday Of the diff
ferent reasons which led TO the agreement
between Germany and England with refer
ence to Heligoland and Central Africa, has
the tone Of cautious craftsmanship. This
greement illustrates the conservatism Of
the attitude which Great Britain has now
assumed towards the Continental Powers.
1t would appear as if it had an indispuia-
BILE right to all the region lying south of the
Victoria Nyanza lake as far as the Fam
bezi river, on account Of the explorations
of Spoke, Grant and Livingstone, long be
fore Germany had given thought to colo
NAL possessions in Africa, and yet in order
to avoid all ground for dispute with Ger
many, Great Britain has quietly acknOw-
ledged the formers claim to this vast eX-
tent Of country, reserying for herself pro-
tectorate over Zanzibar and dominion over
all that portion Of Central Africa lying
north of the Victoria lake and spreading to
the very confines Of Egypt on the north.
For Great Britain to have adopted differ
ent course would have resulted in a conflict
with the German empire in the end, which
might have involved these two great coun-
tries in war which would have led to an
unparalleled expenditure of blood and
treasure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

The editorial in the New York Tribune
Of yesterday, entitled British Guns in
Western Waters" has the decided ring OF
Jingoism, and might have been penned by
Mr.. Blaine himself, by whom it was proba-
bly, inspired. Itmay be taken for granted
that neither the United states nor England
is disposed to act in the arbitrary spirit To-
wards each other in connection with the
Behring Sea controversy. Both nations are
too strong TO indulge in brayado, whether Of
word or IN conduct. The points Of difference
will be settled and settled amicably. The
Leviathan Of the sea and the Colossus Of the
land cannot fight each other to advantage
on account of the difficulty they would have
in getting at each other. Circumstances
alone will compel them TO live at peace, I'M
less the people Of the United states should
develop Il desire to annex Canada, which
seems now improbable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

RICHMOND & OAhVILLE 4. R.
sHOnTF-T AND QUICK ESrLCUrr OUJp
AN, OitHWK~f.
SCI, noLE II EFFFor APRIL ~. 1890.
.. I. GIca mo

TRAIN No. 81, $50 \. VI.
CCUTHFEN EXPRESS, daily, for Iisnyille
- Greensboro Winston -alem, Il.lham
Raleigh. Iiandleman. Salisbury. Ashcville
Hot Springs. Charlotte. Columbis, aiken
Augusta. Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgnm
erv, New Orleans, Texas. and California
Pullman palace sicepiug-cars Richmond "a
DafviIle and Danville 10 Asheyiile. Augusta
Birmingham. aud New Orleans.
TRAIN 40 81. 100 A. ~.
UIRGINiA AND NORTH CANOLi,A TX.
' PRESS. daily, for Bnrkeylilc. al sta.
lions on the Norfolk and Western Railroad
LyncbDurg. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Mem,
PMS. md Nashville: also for keysyiile
C'afksyille. oxford Henderson, Durham
and Raleigh. TINS tram goes through soil,
to Raleigh.
TRAIN 80. so, 3 PM
MAST NAIL. daily, for all points on the
j Farmyiie and POwhatan Railroad. Pan
VILE. Greensboro WiustOn-Salem, Raleigh
Charlotte, Asheville, Columbia, Augusta
Atlanta. n.rminaham, Montgomery. New
Orleans. Texas, snd California. Pullman
palace sleep ug-cars Danyiile 20 Augusta an,
Atlanta and az Greensboro sleeper Via Ashe.
willie T. MonislOgn. Tenn.
TiAJS No. 40. q =. ".
A MFIIA ACC ONODAIfON, daily. except
n sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and In.
termedin'c points.
FRAlN No. IA. 500 A. NJ.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily. except Sunday
y ffeight train with coach attached. fol
Clover, Va, and Intermediate points.
8 RRlNE Al RICHMOND:
Train Ho. 53 AZ SIS A. NJ; No 81 at 3:3(
p. 81, 80. 90 80 s;3O p. ". and so. 81 az 5:4i
4. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

Mrs. Wlnslow's soothing syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer al once.
Ii produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright ~ a bliIon." 10 Is very
pleasant 10 taSte. IL soOthes tne child, soft.
ems the gums. ailays all pam. relieves wind
regulates The bowels, and l. the rest known
remedy for di3frhoa whether arising from
teeth.ng or other causes. Twenty five cents
q bottle. III I'll. SAW
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What Became Of II.
birmingham News.l

The public is still unadyised as to the use
made Of the sum collected by Wanny by
levying per centage upon the salaries OF
the postal clerks. Was il contributed Ia
the lottery corruption fund: Every clerk
salary was sawed of an average Of s. a
month for each. BY what right and for
what use was the money taken from the
boys: They are anxious to know, but don't
dare TO talk about it, If the lottery be re-
chartered the State OF Louisiana is 10 be
voted Tor Reed. or as Quay directs in 1872,
and Wanny may be raising fund for this
end. The winnings Of the lottery depend
greatly upon the closeness Of its alliance
with the pOstOfice Department. Why not
pension Morris and WarmOth and all the
lottery agents:
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DIssOLUTIOSs.

THE ECIAL AND LIMITED
j partnership heretofore existing under
the hrm-uame and style OF II. kOsenbcrg. ia
the manufacture Of rhefOOtS in the city of
Richmond. Va, of which said partnership II.
Rosenberg &. the general partner ard Fanny
BOtti-hefmcr the special partner. and which
was constituted or giually by articles dated
the 18th CAV OF March, 1852. and which ter
minated on the lSlh day az March. 1880, and
was renewed March Is. I-sj. until March X.
1883, but via oh before said last named pc
riod had arrived was removed and extended
nom the 18th day Of February. 1-S7. 10 the
10Th DAY OF February. lslj4, ail Of which arti
Giles nav ing been duly recorded and PUBLISH
ed accOrdiIg 10 laW. anI circumstances hay
ing since arisen maxi nag 10 desirable that said
special partnership should be now finally
dissolved Dy the act aud consent OF said par
ties.
Notice is hereby given 10 tho public thar
said special and limited partner snip is this day
dissolved ANA terminated. to take eilecf 50
soon as this notice shall haye been duly pub
listed md recorded according 10 lHw-iO-W lt.
for SIX successive weeks next ensuing the
date hereof Notice i- also given That for tuc
purpose Of winding zap the affairs oil said spec
cial laTtucrship. sad t. EoscuDcr-, the gem
eai partner. VIII sign the nrin-n m hqui-
dalton. and is authorized To- collect the out
81 iuding debts due the said firm and transact
such business as may bc Necessary 10 effect
such liquidation OF said business. and not
otherwise.
Witness OR hands this the Both day OF
Slay, 1890.
H. ROSENBERG.
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Love In 3 Cottage.
fChicago POST

A Cincinnati paper is calmly and serious
IL discussing the problem. whether or not il
is wise for Young man in society 10 marry
whose salary does not exceed fifteen dollars
week. The editor OF that paper very like
~ has not been informed that the Old and
beautiful lOye-in.a-cOiiagc idea has been
knocked into smithereons. lie prints col
umns Of figures TO prove that man and
wife can live on that sum, and if they can
not save enough in year or two TO buy a
stone front mansion on a fashionable street
they will at least be able to make a respect
bic appearance and enjoy life.
II an depends on The woman that the
Young man marries. If she is satisfied witt
two fye-cent calico dresses for spring, sum
lner and fail wear, and sunbonnet in hot
weather: a hood, a cheap shawl, heavy
hrOgans and one coarse wooden dress fOl
winter: If she is willing TO stay at home
and do her own work and washing: if she
is willing 10 curb her appetite; If she can
give a written guarantee that she will
never have a cold, fever, ache or pain:
then, . Young man, take her, even il you
do not get more than $40 a week.
But if she has a palate that bankers
after the good things Of life; il she wants
satteen or surah silk or challie dresses.
nice shoes and jauntY hat in summer, and
iamty hat aud pretty silk or wool dresses.
nice shoes and silk velvet cloak in winter;
if she must have a servant, must 20 to par
ties and theatre entertainments if she viii
have colds and feyers, aches and pains;
then, O young man, drop her like hot po-
tato. if you should get as much as SIG per
week.
1t does not pay to experiment in matter
like this. A Young man on small salary
should let well enough alone. Then he can
change his collars and cuffs once in a while
without inward wracking and groaning of
the spirit.
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RAILROADS.


- edmond. FRFDFRlCKSpl 5,.
III AND POTOMAC HblLHOAr ~
ule commencing APRIL 2OIH. isoo ta ,.'
ern standard time: fl'
7:32 n. IN. leaves Byrd-ssreef station dana.
stops only OF Ashland. Fnft.. w f
Milford. FfedeficksIurg p-tf
ant Widewa.sr. SLEEPER Xsst.-f
ton aud New York.
1852 a. m leaves Byrd-sffcef station l.n-
except sunday.
$40 p. M. leaves Byrd-sfreet Station dahl.
Sleeping car Richmond 10 ~
York.
s;5Oa. m. srryos ~ Byrd-sfreet .isi.onf,r-
sleeper from New York
2;S3 p. m. arrives al Byrd.stfcei siaiionf.rv
stops a. Frodsnrksiurr unr..,f
B0thweu. ana Ashland. -'ra..,
from Wssningi0a ard Nov ,,-.
does not stop ~ flDl.
9:45 .. m. arrives az Byrd-sirect station daily
except SUNDAY.
ASHLAND rRt 1853.
DAILY EXCEPT sUtDsys.
6:48 a. m. leaves lba. Arrives 90 Ashland sf
1888 "a. %.
400 p. m. accommodation '5aycs Byrl-rfreet
station; arrlvesar fsilan1 aLSBr.
6;24p 20. leaves tiba. orr 90 Ashland Id
1903 p. M.
$40 a. m. arrives iJba. J., PES Ashland 40
0O6 "a. m.
s:35 a. m. accommodated; arrives ar Ryrl.
street station; leaves Ashland af
7:37 a. m.
6:ls p. IN. arrives al Elba; leaves Ashland r.,
$50 p. m.
C. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
- IT, ID f.If Nlr.
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n. ROSFNBERG.
FANNIE BO1TlGHtIMER.

VmGINTA-CITY or RICHMOND TO-WIT;
This day personally appeared before me. l..
.. MendcIheig notary public iu and for
said city and -iate aioit said. Ia. Rosenberg
and Fanny BOitlhcimcr, whose names arr
signed 10 the writing hereto annexed. bear
ing date The BOTH day oi May. 1880. and sew
orally ACKNOWLEDGED the s+me before me
IN NY city Aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 30th May, 1890.
my3O sabt l.. %. NfNDtNBr re. up.
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sensie's silly season.
PHILADELPHIA Record.

In the Senate the height Of the "silly sea-
son" has been appropriately marked by
gable over what metal shall be used TO re-
deem the proposed new silver certificates.
They will never be redeemed at all; but
will remain permanently Incorporated with
the money stock of the country. AS there
will be 100 cents worth of silver. gold value,
behind every dollar of the certificates, they
will be very decent sort of currency. Who
ever heard Of any OF the current issue Of sill.
yer certificates being redeemed: Much
caloric has evidently muddled the senators
brains,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12
WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
a POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVORUE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.
LEAVr RICnMONn:

lkAlN NO. Oh. ff.kt l. VI
I OCAL ENPHE~S, daily, except Sunday
u Stops az an stations. Al Lester Manor
connects with stage for WalkertOn; also con
meets with Baltimore steamers ~ West Point.
TRAIN 80. %. 1875 r. VI.
DATTiMORE LIND I'D. daily, except sun
ID d9v. for West Point, connecting with
YorlS-riyer steamers for Baltimore. At Bal
timorr steamers cOu1crt with Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for Washington, Philadelphia.
ana Sew YORK.. FAKE: Richmond t0 Baiti-
more. ~, 10 washington. 30. tu Philadelphia,
$50: Ncw YORK $50
STEAM r. iIAN h. BALTIMORE 3 y. VI.
I1OE WEST POINT. daily, except sunday,
L thence ~ ichmond and D3nyille Ran
road tO Richmond. arriving 40 $40 A. VI ara
1850 4. inland connecting with Train 40
81 l-en Imln No. 54-NiTginia and North
C4fOlir2 eNgftss.)
TbAtN No. ~. 7:4O 4. NJ.
4 OGAL. MIXED. daily, except sunday
! ieaycs Jwcntv.cilnta street fof YES
Point and Intermediate points.
Ticket ONCE at station foot Of NiIgint
street.
CITY ticket Office corner Of Tenth AM Main
streets
sol HAAS. JAS. l., TAYLOR.
gfsGlc NanagCr Gen. Passenger Agent
JOSEPH :. Potts. Div. Pass Agent,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

We .Iave aspeedyand positive cure tor Ca
tarrr, Diphtheria, CanEer Mouth aud Head
ache ia sttlLOh'c CAi Arch REMEDY. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use il
ify0u desire health ard sweet breath. Price.
80 cents. Sold by Bodeker BrOthers and
h. NJ. SHIELDS q Co. corner OF Fifth and Mar.
snail stTeets
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

y ROAD.
TWO DAILY THat$3 TO NORFOLK.
+ Cd DAILY JltAI-i TO LYNCHBl re-
SCHEDlLEIS IN fECr MAY IL. 1880
Lave HicHNoN1: h4 RD-siREEr STA.
90 a. =. Daily. 81 petersburg Richmond
AMI sOrfoik through express. AT
rlve norfolk ~ Is =. n. 3iOps only
etFetsrs0ugg and suffolk. A see
Oud train, leaving Petersburg III
1880 Il. a., and aTuvinR et AOrioll
at2 D.. NJ. stops at AL stations.
:l3 a. " Daily. ti0 fetcrsDgrg. Arrive az
Petersburg iGIs 4, n. No 3
leaves Frtfrscnfg lib i. y. ioi
EaUaFiig, 9ncinulg and all
poi1i5 south aad west.
3.3s s.. IlIg.iid petersburg. Arrives IL.
Pctcfsbur- 4:I0 l.. II daily le yves
pc ersbuIe at 3:t0 =. ~, uaIy, ar.
irving at Norfolk : T.. ".
Heap n. Daily, ri1 Petersburg. arriving nj
Petersburg 40 1902 A. NJ. con-
nef.Iu- with Train No. 1, leaving
Peters burg at 1910 A. Il. for Farm
vile. Lynchburg aud all points
South and West
100 \. NJ. Daily. 20 Burkevllle for Farm
vile, Lynchburg and tue west and
south.
PULLEAt cLEEll N0-cAR ACCOMMUbA-
TiOAS.
$50. I--SIctpnE-csr Petersburg O. Bristo
without change having Petersburg daily 90
i2:4U 3. Pullman -ieeper Lynchoufsic
Memphis without change.
$50. 3-iuIiman sleeper LFncnDug 10
Rome, ant kosnOte 10 Memphis without
change.
Tickets. baggage-checks aud all informs-
tom can be obtained "a lIchmOrc and Peters
burg RAILROAD depot, &. ". CARRIERS, ltaa
q -iu street. am "a the tOmpany's Once 81
" & W. COURTNEY.
Passenger SCENT.
W. p. bEN IL,
fnn.raI PASSENGER H
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EIGHT-HOuR LAW.

For some time the House Committee On
Labor has had under Amusement bill pro-
.yiding that the hours, during which all
laborers employed by the government shall
he required TO work, shall be limited TO
eight. The members Of the committee on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

THE favorable report on the House bill
appropriating $4,000 for the erection Of a
statue to Queen Isabella, Of Spain, the pa
troness of Columbus, is TO be commended in
anticipation Of the celebration Of the four
hundreth anniversary Of the discovery Of
America. 4 bill has also been introduced
in the Senate appropriating a very large
amount for building magnificent memo
rial in honor Of Columbus himself, and as
a permanent monument to the holding Of "a
great worlds fair in this country in com
memoration of the event with which his
name will he associated as long as a single
record survives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

F5-LAUREI-S rREEr NJ ETf DIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner Laurel and
AlDemarle streets. Rev. G. C.. NertenbakeT.
misunderstanding at IL a. IN. and $3.50 p.
IN. by the pastor. Preaching Wednesday
night AT p. IN. Christian endeayOr prayer
meeting Friday night ut 8 p. IA. SUNDAY
schOci ct0a M All welcome.
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1t Would Prevent Death.
Wilmington Stall

Charlotte now boasts of a public bath out
in the suburbs-a pool where those FIRE.
quenting il may not only battle, but which
is large enough to afford room for young
people 10 learn to swim. Every town which
has water enough at command should have
public bath, il not as matter Of comfort
for those who are not able TO have baths OF
their own, rs sanitary measure, for
"cleanliness is next TO G0diness,' and these
should not only be capacious enough for
bathing purposes, but also sufficiently so for
10 he part Of the education OF every boy
and girl,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

nE-FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH. Seventh street near Grace. Rev.
j. :. NoSer, pastor. Preaching AT II q. m.
and 1870 p. IN. by the pastor, Sunday-sch sOl
at $50 a. m. Everyone welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

HE~WASHINGION-sT METHODIST
CHURCH corner west Cay and Washington
ing by the pastor M IL a. m and D. ~.
tomorrow. and at p. m. We'd esday. sun
day-schOOl AZ 9:I5 a. N Prayer and class
meeting Friday night. All are cordially well
come. seats free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

RS-uNlON-STATION CHURCH. corner
Tive uty- fourth and y. streets-Preaching AT
| | "A. n. and p. IN. by the pastor Rev.
James &. Martin.
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worlds Fair and Gambling.

Here it is near the middle Of July, and
they are still cOntending and disputng. and
as some say, bribne, about the site Of the
Fair in Chicago. At this rate they will have
TO take another postponement OF the OPEN
ing, and long one. We move that il be
put off till the year 1900, and then that it
begin on the first day Of September and end
with the cool months of the year, about the
first OF May, 1901. To expose innocent
foreigners 70 The summer furies Of Chicago
would be something culpable.
Meanwhile let the Lake front be devoted
10 its proper uses, and let there be no con-
nect:On between the anniversary Of Column
bus and any scheme OF Chicago land gam
blers. Virtue is It's own reward.
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rB-MARSHALL srRtEr CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Graham and Hancock
l.. \. Cutler, pastOr.-seryices nj III 4. M. end
p. IN. by the pastor. Seais free. Cordial
invitation 10 all.
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RESERVOIR MISSION, Rev. l.. G
Dorsey. pastor. Worship at IL q. m. sun
day-ech0Ol al 9:3O a. IN. Prayer meeting
Tuesdays at $40 y. m.
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5-DENNY-STREE ". J.. CHURCH
Denny and seventh streets. Rev. J.P. Wood
ward, pasiOr.-IIOuIs of services: Sunday
school $3.50 a. IN: preaching at ii a. IN. anu
1870 p. m: Wednesday night service al 4:SU
p. m. All cordially invited.
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Bg-TRlNITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. cor
ner Twenty-ninth ana 4 streets, George T..
Shuey, Notwithstanding sunday at 4: am.
and pm. sunday school at 9:l5 am.
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rI,uE "RICHMOND CRTrICn MAGA-
TUESDAY, July Is, 1890,

III
The owner. who has TO give his attention 10
other business Ia when he II interested !
will offer for sale ~ public auction mt IL
O'Clock noon
TUESDAY, July 10, 1890,
n, the Office No. 1917 east Nain street. The en-
,lro plant and good VIII ~ "rHE CRITIC
long and GiyOrabiv es,ablishedns the RICH
MOND JOURNAL Of FASHION, SOCIAL
LIFr and GEN EALOGY. II has O3s bona
fide sub-oIibe.s and good advertising pa
trouace, and the list could be very largely in
creased by an energetic Businessman who
could give time and attention 10 its success,
which the present owner cannot do becai se
of other important business.
The Oh FIT consists Do part Of3i full fonts
OF JOB TYPE IN good condition. ample Non
PAREfL and BfLNiEk fY 4 fnr SIX
column f0uf-page paper several large iis
Long Primer, iialics lNuuparoii ana BREWER
Type. staplug Machine. Imposing Stole,
Galeys ana oads. 81 asses, 3 double ard
single Rack. II al stock Cuts and tneraV-
iugs files q BACK numbers compete aid iD
abundance. ana cverytuinz necessary lex
cept peas for she neat and satisfactory
publication Of popular and attractive Paper.
1ERNs: Easy and made known 10 sale
jyl2-3t GEORG1 ". MAYO, Auciioneer.
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E5-THlRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. corner
of Twenty-sixth and Marshall streets. er-
vices at II q. IN. and 1850 .. IN. by Rev. 4. y
Cole, the pastor.
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AE-CLAY-STkEET METHODIST CHURCH
(SOuih) corner " Adams and CLAW streets
Preaching at IL a. ~. ana 1880 =. IN, and
dnesday night at 1880 p. m.
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-. l.. ~ LII VI
Special Commissioners

Gottllcb. Bisch0n e. Co., plaintiffs. against
Pembert0n ana others. defendants Ia The
clerk flee Of the Hastings Court Of the
civ OF Manchester
III T.. IuNal. clerk OF sail court certify
that The bond ICglired Of the special COM
misslOncrs hy decree m The said cause OF thc
2lst day Of December, 1ss9, has been duly
given
Given under my hand This % day Of July,
1880. III. r.. DUNAL.
fyI2-5t Clerk.
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EB-BROAD-STRE ETHODIS J.
CHURCH Broad and Tenth streetsl.-key $
5. Lambeth, ID. D., pastor, VIII preach ~ j
a. m, and . p. m. sunday school ana blDie
classes at $3.50 a. m.
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Let Him Repeat 1t.
New York WOrld.i

Mr. Eyarts said in 1873 that 1.-THE sole in
teryenton Of Federal power within the
province Of state authority" should ''be to
suppress violence" and that seven this Of
fee it should not assume except when in
yited hy the supreme authority Of the state,
and that supreme authority Of the state is
named in the Federal Constitution as the
Legislature Of the state" That would be
an excellent speech for Mr.. Eyarts to make
in the Senate when the Lodge Force and
Fraud bill shall come before that body for
consideration. So far rs has been reported
no State Legislature has asked for Federal
interference with Congressional elections,
nor have such elections been attended by
violence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

H5-SEVENT F-sTREEr CHRISTIAN
CnURCH.-Scrvices at IL a. m, conducted
by the pastor. Rev. Jabez Hall No night
services. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12

Gg-CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH,
Grace street between Fourth and fith.-
Rev. William l.. Judkins, pastor. Preaching
at il o'clock q. IN. and d. m. strangers anu
others always welcome.