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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28
laws WINS .esa. FreIghl aal Passengef Assa
old DOMINION STEAM 6EA
W SHIP COMPANY lAyo

YoR NEW YORK. $500
. STEAMERS leave Rlchmoai kfkkf IOh,OAl
and FRIDAY al 4. a aeBifoss eioso' "H'
hour before sailing time - y..s..o.t
steamers leave New YORK TOT kennoS
rygkY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. -
N arriving In hichmoad MONDAY AMI sAA'
DAY AoRSiSGa
pa.senger accom- odsttons unsurpss seL
csb,n faro - New York GA JainoSi""
roote tnclLding meals aud Uersal .',....'''
Round trip ticsets. Limited " AilsV ""' 4. "a
altar date OF Asus. ..........s''..'. A
steevage. with sabsistonce. ...-......'''''- "a
steernxa' without subsistence. .....'...;,'
cabia fare go Chesapeake and ono fs'' ,ol
csb.n fare ria Richmond and Petersburg ~ n,
railroad. ~, oy
Ticsets can 10 Obtained a. A. ". oArpee b., -
Nam street. Chesapeake nnd onio aae a-s
u,oni and Peters burg copo;~. a1i :. eyD
cfices iSCl haIn street, and wharf, noeAsts.
Fre.ehs forwarded and ;hso9<n oeas" $500
issue. foe points beyond New tcrk.
Frvigns recover daily urul y r. NJ ,oxn.xa
rasxenxsrs feAgfns Richmond oo soSSna
TttEsDAIa WEDNESDAYS. IhV h3pAis 80
SATURDAYS BY no thesaDesAe AZ W -
Way grta Newport Newsl ~ SD a.
by Richmond and Petersburg fali toss -
dnvN y. $40 A. 81. viii mako coaaesAsn ~
NORFOLK with steamer lessing taoss aAy~
0kokGE W. ALLEN Co.. AxenA
No. 1871 Asla street, Anl
sutt connaa,sxaarf. Ro<kotA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28

Prepared by q combination, proportion.
and process peculiar to itself, Hoods 6ar-
saparilla accompanies cures hithegto un-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28
DECEIvER'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
By John T. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
Bank Gnd Eleventh streets

VERY VALUABLE WEST-BROAD-
v STREET LOTS NEAR THE CORNER OE
HENRY STREET AND A DESIRABLE LOT
SOUTH WEST CORNER BOYD AND HANCOCK
STREETS FOR SALE BY AUCrION.-At mo re-
quest OF tho owner will sell at public auction,
on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1890.
mt O'Clock T.. NJ. that VERY VALUABLE LOT
on the north side Of Broad, be,woes Monroe and
Henry streets, adjoining the two handsome
etorcs recently erected by Edward Z. cannon,
ESQ having a front Of 42 feet and running back
1874 feet 10 a wide-payei alley. This property Is
wel-suited for stores, aud will be sold ELMER as
q whole or divided into two lots as may be
deemed best at time OF sale In no Locality In the
city has real estate increased so rapidly In value
or offers such inducements for speculation or
pertnsnent investment as on west Broad street.
Immediately after the above sale. say about
O'Clock. | will sell that VALUABLE LOT AT tho
southwes. corner OF Hancock and Boyd streets,
fronting IS feet and running back 100 feed to an
alley.
TERMS: Very liberal, and announced at sale.
taos JOHN I. GODDlN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28

By reduest Of the owner wo VIII seh ~ puD'''
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1890,
III" No iii Church street, containing nve
rooms. also TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
adjoining, No. 7i3 Church street, near hign
street. - a.. ,>ros
nertive selling prico. and the city having pur.
Chased the ground in front for PARK, they VIII
greatly improve in value. o,,,.
TgRMs: Small cash payment and long creui'S'
"''N' j. THOMPSON BROWN & co,
,aoa AuctIoneers.
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TLANTIO COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, January IL 1890. ~
1890 A. H., trains on this ROAD viii run as to.'
Iowa: .
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RAILROAD rrrr..
q "a aF agEgE yszzSy

~ EzSs7 JE4E yJzrz1
DICHMOND, FRRDERICKSByR5i
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD --srn..','
commencing JANUARY &. iso-ea.is.ss
nAM,.,v., s'aa srssis, zine .,.,., =,
stops only q. Ashland. boga vel. MI,
ford. and Yredericxsbars, Brooke al
Wderstsr Sleeper ~ Washiagtss
aud New York Does no: sIoo :,
ElDs. -
sooP. NJ iesvss Byrd-sues' station daily. o..
ESQ.,. N. leaves Dyrd-strsss sis,ioa daily
7i3 p. NJ. leaves Byri.sFeet staton fsa,
stops only ~ BoihEoIi. Nbsorf. ss;
fFsdericksSafs. sleeper RIchnosi
e,oA NJ. arrives a. Byrd street station DAN,
Sleeper from New YORK.
7:3sP. n arrives q. Byri-ssrosl station dsI,
ss1ps AZ Frodencksbarz NIfo,t
Both veil. snG 1shisad. Sloepar ~,
Washington aud New YORK. Doesn,,
stop az hba.
sos p. N. arrives Byfs-snoss station a.r,
Stops only 80 frcderlcxsblrg, NJ
ford, and Asalznd.
e.l3 2. n arrives as Ryrd-Streot sts.ioa Gtl-
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EIck7T SUGDAft
as A. N. leaves aibA Arrives 81 Ashisai A.
1888 A. NJ.
COOP. NJ accommodafioa iesves Byrd .s,r..,
station; arrives A. Asaisrf D. u
Coz r. II. leaves Elba. arrives a. As8. ali 4,
ss3P. ".
esA ". arrives EIbs. Leaves A,hlsni a,iIi
A. NJ.
SS5A NJ. accommodation arrives a. Pr,..
street. station: leaves Asalali $. /,
A.
baP. NJ arrives a. Rlbx leaves AsAlaai 4.
si2 T.. NJ.
The New YORK aud Florida Special. clrr,..t
OF Pullman Nestibuied Care. viii .riigo af frr,.
street station on Mondays. WsJne-dlrs ana
Fridays az 7.i3 r. NJ, and, eommeaclIg Jsau-
AIRY 18Th. win leave Hyr1-street sisi ~ "a
Tuesdays, Thuredays. and ss5arlaYs % $50 a.
81 Extra fsre i charged on ihis train.
{. A. TAYLOR. 1rn0'r N1uar.r
K 7. u. NraRA General SgpernlonielL
DICHMOSD. FREDERICKSBURG
HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
TuROUsa ALf~kAIL FASr-FREIGFr LISa
TO kSD FNON BALTIMORE, FdlLA.
pELPHIA. SEW YORK. AND
EASTERN AND WISE
RRN CiliR-
ONLY TWRLyR HOURS PBTWERN RICH.
kOND AID BALTlAORs ~ ZACH
DIRECTION
Covrespondtngiy quick tlns N cshss polaA
Through bills o. lsilng Usual q, los rs.>s
4. A. TAYLOR
mol lrafic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28
YORK-RIyERLINE, vIAWEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAvORirE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. AND NkW YORK.


LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 3:20 2. M.
r oCAL EXPRESS, daily except Sunday. stops
IL Az Ali statiops Al Lester Manor connects
with rtare for Waixerton Also connects with
BaiIiniore steamer at West Point
TRAIN No. 50. 4:30 r. NJ.
nALTIMoRE LIMITED. daily except Sunday,
Is Tor West Point connecting with YORK
River stenmers for Baltimore. A. baltimore
steamers connoct with Baltimore snd Ohio rail-
roaa for washington, Philadelphia, and New
YORK. FARE Richmord to Baltimore, 81 70
Washington. g.; to PHILADELPHIA, sh~; New
STEAMERS III LEAVE BALTIMORE
A p. n.
vSOR WEST POINT. daily except Sunday,
IL thence BY kichmond aud panviiie railroad
10 Rschusond, ARRIVING At ss10A- n. and 100 A.
NJ, and connecting with Train NO 81 Gee
Train No ba-yisginiA and North Carolina OK
TRAIN No. l9, TAO A. M.
r GOAL, MIXED. daily except sunday. leaves
~ Twenty-sishth street Tor West fotnS and
tntormediats polutA
Tlcket-o0ios 81 ssasion loot d vlrginis street
Guy iiekssoaiss- cosasr of Teath ard hsia
Is S; - a.. s..., s. 800 ssss ss::.
63Efikx 6x1f 6ivSlss 1lHSsGS -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D ExECuTxp At TIE DIsPATca rHxMT.
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RAILROAD LINES
RAILROAD LINES
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN ROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY, Il. 1870
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.

TWO DALI IhAlNS ~ NONfOAhs
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURA
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-STREET STATION.
$40 A. N. Daily. riG Petersburg -hichmona and
Norfolk Through Express-ArriYe al
Norfolk 1880 r. NJ. Stops only at Pc
teTsourg, Wayerly, Wakefield, Wind
s1r anu suffolk.
c-loA II. Daily. ria Peterspurg Arrive at
Petcrsburg 1918 A. III. No. Leaves
Petersburg 1885 A. NJ. for Farm
Vile. Lynchburg, snd ali points South
West
ESP. N. DAILY. rta Peserso1rs. hrive Pc
S:45P. N. daily arriving Norfolk o;l5
l.. NJ.
ll:30 p, N. Daily, riI Petersburg. Arrive ct
Petersburg I2:25 T. b.. connecting
with Train No |. leaving Petersburg
at 1890 A. NJ for FsrInyille. Lynch
burg. Poeahontas, and all points
1o.l5A- ". Daily. except sunday, ria Burkeyilie,
for Farmyille, Lynchourg, tho south,
and West ..
PULLMAN SLEEPlNG-CAR AcCOGaoDA
TONS
No. I-Sleeping-csr from Petersburg 20 Bristol
without change, leaving Petersburg daily AZ
1855 A. H.. and Lynchburg 10 Memphis WITH
out change.
No. s-Lyuchburg 70 New Orleans. and RoA-
noke 70 Memphis without change
Tickets baggage-checks, and all Information
can DO obtained az Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot, A. w. CAREERS. 1000 Main street.
and at mo Company's once 9)i east Main stress
Il. W. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agen.
W. 3. BEVlLL
General Passenger Agors
CHLRLR3 q. EDDY. vicePrssidenL
General oflics. Roanoke. Va my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28

EOR RENT. THE VERY DESI-Na
IL RABLE DWELLING No. 9le Park ave III
nue.; twelve rooms, range. hot and cold water,
and all modern conveniences.
N. w. BOWIE,
ia sa-su, Tu&Th3t Real Estate and Loans
E,OR RENT, THAT VERY DE- q
u sIRABLE DWELLING No. l4ii Floyd "
streel, containing six roomA Kent 81 per
month. JAMES u ELAN.
Ills east Main street.
Phone 81 ia 80 81
EOR RENT, THIRD FLOORA
IL No. lis east Franklin street: rooms a
newly .papered and very dssirabla Apply at
Room q. CHESAPEAKE and OHIO once. Eighth and
Main slreetA u ss-4ts
ENOR RENT, THE CENTRALLY-dn
IL LOCATED RESIDENCE No OK east y
clay street. containing about twelve rooms;. \
we'll arranged. with al modern conyonioncos,
and in porlcct order. NcIehbofhood unoxcsllsd.
P0INDExTgR = QKNooN,
1h2m31ATuas - Aein o1goek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28

TN PURSUANCE OF A CERTAIN
III deed Of trust dated May .. 1857. 70 me a. irrs-
tee. and recorded In Richmond Cbancsry Court.
DEED Book ias q. page 43t. being requested BY
me kenenciarics, default having been made ~
tho payment Of the debts therein secured, snaii
soil. upon tho premises, ON
WEDNESDAY. FEBxuAsy s. 1890,
AZ 8 o'clock Y. NJ, tho RIAL ESTATE thereby
conveyed. consisting OF 20xi0 feet on the north
sido OF Denny street between Williamsburg ave-
nue. and Prtco street. with improvements there
Cd.
The improvements consist Of q good franc
house containing rooms Ia good order.
TERMS: Cash AZ TO expenses OF sale and 10 pay
on ail past-due notes balance nj such time az the
remaining notes Will become due, and any fnr-
Their balance on such terms as will DO announced
At snle. LOUIS RAWLINGS.
IA 20 Trustee.
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FOE Rect.

NOR RENT, A LARGE ANDG
Il pANDsOMEi STORE on LID
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va. Apply to
ia SSlt l. COHEN, Is east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28
by James y. Elam,
Real Estate Agent aud Auc;ioneer,
lib Main street

lllo mum Stkccb
THE ATTRACTIVE AND WE'LL
i LOCATED CORNER LOT, WITH COW
PORTABLE SMALL FRAME pWRLLlNg
THEREON, FRONTING 24xll0 FEET, AT
STREETS, AND THE VACANT LOT, ABOUT
l6xSS, ON WEST SIDE BEECH STREET, IN
REAR OF SAME, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
THURSDAY, JANUARY 80. 1890,
at Az o'clock 7. NJ.
This PROPERTY Il in that rapidly-lmproving
section Of the West End. near tie New market,
one square from tho Electric railway, Is n good
corner for business, and will Increase rapldly
IN value.
TRIMS: Liberal. and announced At sale.
jas }. u. ELAN, Auctonoer.
DECEIvER'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
III OF a decree OF tho Circuit Court OF Henrico
county rendered on the 2istday Of January. icyl
in O suit bearing the short style OF 1allaterro -
Co et ais, a. Allen 20 ais, will cell Ut pubic
auction, 10 the highest bidder. on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1890,
ut II A. ~. al OF tho following PROPERTY now
situated on or near the farm known "a WOOD
Farm in Curtis Neck, In lenrico county, az the
residence OF l.. king-tO wit lot Shelled Corn,
$50 barrels Corn in ear, lot Shucks. loose !
Horses, ! Mule, lot Harness, Farming lnple-
ments, 1 Self Binder. Mowlng-Machine, 0
Plows. | 3-Horse Drag, . Cultivators. Corn
Planter, single Buggy and Harness, Nheei-
barrow, Feed Gutter,
Terms on all sums under so cash: on all
gums OF $50 and upwards either cash or sixty
days time, with approved Richmond city socu-
rity. /. l. FUSSRLl,
tn9t Receiver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28

BY J. Thompson Brown g Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloncors'
Ifl3 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28

JEFFERSON DAVIS.---"EEnIaEL 1S voG.
UMEr now being prepared By Rev ]. WILLIAM
JoSHA, win tho approval Of Mrx DAVIS. will DO
authentic. chafmingly written. beautifully Illus
subject AGENTS WANTED. ComploIs ontnts
81. satisfaction guarspteed o. money refunded
order nov. Fra oomH tirst served Address
,.,a.eu,. ,oe Ma Z ~: soEss 'sp ~ &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-28

GALE OF SMALL DWELLINGS
y PAYING Is PER CENT, a.,
AND WUIrH WILL IMPROVE IN VALUE
FRONTING RIVERSIDE PARK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

a sris W7isan Reasley elocat.oni +, "
elsxsus. esFA ess-nesfssks -. $500 -
iA1-Ia1ecl. ire ais S9tA
saet ts1na au1 tYpsisr.s.-s' IA $50
4. guthbzYt. - -. tra.l.ng ais asa.
tzat IL oo.nlasrs. = sd normal deINfI-
meats. Ms tiraoe Mitchell teleSr4 <aey
Eas school .tse.f. l,caEe1 "A slae esAa-
tlfal MeAu..en 6ullalag upoa soat2
Dlvss.oa-st.. IS conpltte asyery aepAft.
ilent. lns elzss-foeaas are lA4Ees -.
ventilated eeli ga.ea, sad ale ss VEL
equipped IS those % any hasaness 0iai-
vsrslty, normal scaool anc csnsesf si2-s
81 muse. The doors OF me institution
are open 70 ali. aad elt-zSns should
ayaa themselves o. tie general lnFli=-
tlon extended 10 VS.. 4.
Al astronomical observatory i
smons tie recent additions, AID Is -
De for the free access of students ia
every dep2rtIneut. A magnificent
telescope has been secured from Phii-
aaelphia firm, and vii be
mounted IN the observatory. il Is ia
feet iO0g, has & s1-!nch ohlect glass
aud three celestial and one terrestrial
eye pieces Win powers Of Il, IL, lAl
and z73 respectively. An Astronomical
clock r. also 4 feature of the observe
tory, walch Is 81 0e supplied with al
modern appliances Tor the study oi
astronomy. Inis feature = bat one OF
many that afford additional advantages
10 those who are seeking business
education merely, ana young men aud
women wishing 70 take but one course.
such Is the commercial, stenographlc,
type-wrlUng, etc, should bear II IA
mind.
Grand Rapids citizens should become
1 better scqus .nted with this houFishng
/ and progressive institution winch
ornaments the city and which gives
/ promise OF great usefulness. To give a
! bret outline OF lis nature and 10 en-
J klndle an interest thus article was
written.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
a Grand Rapids Citizen Has
an Experience that is Rs
markable for Many
Keasona
No Matter Where Re Went,
an Unseen Foe Followed
Elm With Relentless
Presidency.
& Happy Relief After Years OF
Patient Suffering.

Yes. An very nnch pisasee viii my rres
euf condition"
Hae speaker Was Mr , c Curtis vie is en-
pl0ysa 81 Nielsen. Matter a Ce iaElitels
mandatory auG resides 81 q havton-st
Ny experience. he coafIHuea. aates hkcs
tor number ~ wears. a Ersi q ~As saRosef
~ a series 81 celas Ibel 4 Nsgia hsvf severe
he9csches wais0 Eou.a e erals esWmSnae
"a my foreesaa ana ektoa4 80 sac hscE part "a
niy head. found TOO t.at foas colo easily
aud used every rrecAu ga nie o. prevent
a. eal without await 4asa ny bead efesme
STOPPED uPi either ~ de ~ Ms nass o. TIE
other wGS continually ciosed. and esQcciaiis a.
night both sides Vouia heoame eioseo ane
would have io breathe lhroagh ny mouth.
! never seemed Tree ifom . eall. he~Ty Zee
ing al the br.sEe 81 r. uoSt sao 1psi ever AZ
eyts There was constant dropping 81 mucns
iHto ny throat from ms head. and ] wss con-
tlnusny bAwkiEg aud sPiJuHg. especially Ia
the morning.
As ] gres worse ny throat become sore
aHd sw. There seemed a be sonnet hiue
suckiIg about half way Gown msfhrosi which.
cough IS hard ss ! would, 4 could neither gci
up NOT down.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
up nor dow

Ny stomach became derenGec and what
food ste seemed 10 90 me no particular good.
I continued % grow worse. and although 4
slept fairly well. aid not feel refreshed, arc
have often gone 60 my NON feeling nole
tired than when scent T. bed.
About this tine became annoyed ~ pains
in my chest They we're sharp. shooting pains,
and would shoot through 70 ny shouicer
blades; then again they veulc be M my side.
ny eyes bec1 me weak snc would water easily.
I saw that something bad 70 besdone az nv
difficulties would terminate seriously. tired
10 obtssa relief from pateBt remedies. as well
as from other sources but they seemed o DO
ne no particular good. Finally. ~ the SUE
gesfion Of friend. ! called or Dr. Brown, 81
q LsErave-st.. and after talking tie matter
over With the Doctor. ] concluded 70 place
myself 81 his care. The result has been more
than saiisfactorY u three weeks tine nv
head became clear. appetite good. an pains
left me- Ny throat does not trouble me a. 80
used 10, ana can now 80 20 BED Und breath
through my nose. which war something hal
not been z0le 10 do Tor . long time. ] am not
at a. anxious - rush into prinf. and woud be
very SOW b make a statement 81 thiF HAD y
did not consider The Doctor worthy ~ The
confidence Of The public III has gwen me
great relief. ard ! am very gis6 81 aR oppof
funiiy "a acknowledge ~. CT say Sooc word
| for him"
As stated shove. Er CARTS resldes 81 No y
Dryton-si. where be may be found a. any
time. except duFipg working hours. sne bis
statement verified.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
STARTING THE CABLE.
The Machinery in the New Power House
Moving, ana the New Cable started.

The placing o. the machinery in the
Cable c0mpany's new power house is
now completed. All that remains to be
done is To finish threading the cable.
which IS being rapidly pushed. The
new 24x60 Hamilton Corliss engines af.
ford the largest steam power in the
city. The work OF putting them to-
gether was superintended by the eX-
pert mechanic, Joseph Jennewein, OF
Hamilton, OHIO. The large fy-wheels
are twenty feet IN diameter, and weigh
twenty-five tons apiece. The machin
cry was made by the Michigan Iron
Works, and Is pronounced by experts
to be as fine product OF machine con-
struction as the country affords. The
engines represent $50 horse power, and
the machine az whole weighs 200 tons.
These engines are designed 10 run the
north and south lines of the cable sys-
tenn, while the Bridge, Lyon, Union
and Fuiton-st. line will be driven from
the power house on the hill. All the
necessary cars for the new line have
not yet arrived, but the cable will be
started as soon as threaded, with the
cars now available, and increased ser.
wee Will be given Us as tho cars arrive
The cable OF the hill lines WAS stopped
yesterday afternoon for the purpose oil
threading the cable OF the new line
Twelve powerful horses were attached
to the grip car that carriea the cable
and large crowds of people were out
last evening To witness the process. II
is hoped TO get the whole cable system
INTO working order for todsy's business
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

John Young was discharged from
custody vcstcri ~ on the ground that
the Common Courcil's power TO 'regu-
late and prevent the running at large
Of DOES. does not extend To the power
20 kifl such dogs. The opinion of
Judre Holmes IS that the Common
Council bias ample power 10 protect
ifo auI Drrs0n against vicious dogs,
ard the oalv thing tor the council 70
90 IS n frame aud pass on ordinance
that vii effect this object, and 1T the
same time keep within the charter.
Tho ezarluatOn of John DeNann
for tie murder OF Christian EckhnC
continued Yesterday. Not a fact was
developed thst - not already known to
the pushc. Dr. Penwarden's evidence,
cvi1g the result Of the autopsy on the
body II R'ckiug. was taken. Il was
the same as that gwen a. the inquest.
One or two other " theses gave test
nouv already published, and the case
was continued 20 the 25th.
Michael Ferris gave his money for
ever and Chris Robinson gave his body
for twelve days % atone for the ms
demeanoT Of being drunk. samuel
Ken went 70 jail fourteen DAYS for a
Ike offeuse.
The unwhol eso0ne nature of the work
Of bedding unvhOlesorae milk TO The
citrrens Of Grand Par "a was bitterly
learned by Jacob Koestra yesterday.
Ttisa we'll settled fact shat the malt
refuse thrown ont from brewerios dos
not make good food for cows. Koestrs
raid into court exactly s..
Three vagrsnt boys got INTO jail each
+ for ten davs. They are members q 4
gang who have been giving trouble foT
+ = long tine. They were picked I'D late
I FRIDAY night On the haymarset, ard
are rowfn Jail. They are Ludo Gun.
ninghsu1, William Meade and James
I Alfred.
Orce IN While some slnapletor
/ thinks Re cau violste ne scavsneer or
dinauce without beng fouuc cut PEP
hsus s0rae can. hut Alien ~'1-ta ear
roe and clerk Pslt0n has sf.s3 n band
I 70 prove e.
There VII bea public foot race a. tht
E foot 81 Lyou-st. among TIE various -
+ t0rnevs snuous - dsferd the vo1ns
+ g-ri Iulu Warner. TIE bat w. drcT
( a 81 Monday rscrung-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

Beginning with next "Wednesday
afternoon, August g, ands continuing
each Wednesday afternoon until octo-
Der !. electro-ozone treatments viii be
gwen free between the hours OF J and
. O'Clock 10 all who choose 70 apply st
rooms 2. 10, and IL, the Hermitage. "
No part,ahtv slI be shown; all will
have an equal chsnce-men, women
and children, rch and poor. A fee Of
one dollar will be charged for eTsnIna-
tons. consultation and treatment dur
ing regular Office hours. The free
treatroents will be given only on
"wednesday, between the hour of
and q
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
4 CHANGE ANHoUECED
whites 7Eenns F.r.s-CIsss sales Stable
tn th Near Srture.

ThIrh Mems n Fir.i-CIsss sales sable
m th Near Ertare.
rd.GiH. of tae firm ofGIl q Cirsenly.
has rented the Frst Reformed Church
on Dl7.son-st.. and S 20 take possession
January l.. Th.sis tne building that
WI be vtcated o. Few. Mr.. Noerty K
ami h.s folk es soon az their new
edlaca d romn.etcd. now In process CT
ConsE -fctir- Az the corner of Fountain
sul Barri1v-sts
M- las rot announced that he
conduct orthodox services on sun
dsv or any other tsT, but the public
may expect tne old bul.diug CD be re-
modelled. refle3 ana redt.ad for a
livery stable, m q very orthodox man
rer
ID Gll IS probably "a vel known as
ely nau ln Grand hau.ds. Starting a.
first on a moderate scale. be was &C
cl-toascl % driving bis own hack. and
that time wss more sought after BY
Erst trade taan any other man IL
Ie was rot long until the popu-
% owned a second hack, and ht-
t ister several 0f them. al dong a
( cd business because they were Fl
tts hacks About three yesrs sEC
VENT INTO tae livery business az Che
Ct~ncT 81 Iona and Fcunts n-sts. WITH
trfeealv. but soon - stsrt on b1s or
neCS at Che rev location mentioned
Possession fs promised Jsnusrv i. bu'
w-i er harch I before ths place car
p made ready fer business. sna
May I before rs connection with I'D
Hu cf tll s. oreenlv Nj - ira y
severed Mneu tbs new place E.
aunued. however the public may ex-
uect something frst-claSs "a every re-.
specf. Excellent service. fne horses
ard the test cf vehlcles VII be at ths
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

Messrs. Bowman & Wright, inventors
OF the new process OF cleaning and rem
Ovatlng feathers an1 mattresses, have
lately arrived IN our city and have
located at No. 234 East Fulton-st.
These gentlemen arrived direct from
Benton Harbor and 50. Joseph, this
State, where they have lately been do
ing business, and take pleasure IN re-
ferring to the following named citizens
Of these villages
JA,fEs FoRBs, z. VI. BrssEL,
J. G.. HTsMAx, DR.. ICLIS,
DR.. JoHx BELL, c. COLBY,
:. 3. VAvHoRS, L. ". WARD.
Their stay depends on the amount of
patronage bestowed by our citizens.
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A new line Of chevots dress goods Jus.
received.
XoIGT, ERroIsHEIMER x Co.
Order Radcliff 8 Holt moving vans"
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We open new line Of Fall Dress
Goods, Monday, August p.
NoIGT, HEgFoIsHEIxEB & CO.
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Our dress goods stock is the most
complete IN the city.
NoTcT. HrRPoLsHIINER 4 Co.
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Bring your furs needing repairing at
once, before the rush. J. MINIS,
q MourOt-st.
NcDernand's. 80 Csnal-st., 500 cab
metz are the finest
Great scnOol suit sale - the Cart.
Taks the babies 70 McDermand's art
gallery, 81 Csu8l-st
Dr. Conksy makes a specially or
lameuess.