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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
BY J. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
1896 east Main street.
. UCTION SALE OFA wELL-As

A UCTION SALE OF A WELL-AS-
IA SORTED STOCK OF GROCERIES, SCALRs,
SHOWCASES, COZ NTkRs, dc.-By request Of
Mrs. {. A. bruaday, Who is declining business,
| will soil at 800 west Baker street, On
MONDAY, APRIL 2isr.
AZ f0K O'Clock, the entire STOCK OF GRO
CEKIlsS, &C., consisting IN part OF
CAN TOMATOES, CORN. PEACHES, STARCH
slo bars WASHING SOAP:
BLUEING, BLACklNG, LAMP-CHIMNEYS,
MATCHES, MUSTARD, BARING-PoWDER,
PEPPEY, barrel NEW ORLEANS M0LAsSES,
CANDY and CANDi-JAks, BROOMS,
SHOWCASE, CURRANT-JELLY,
ABATkNlVks aa1-SAWS, BUCKETS,
SCALES, COUNTED, &c, and many other srfi-
cies too numerous 10 mention.
Sale positive. j. II. VALENTINE,
APP Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

YsuSo, PLAMrfYY, AGAINST ALLEN AND OTHERS,
DEfESpAsTs-iS rHs cHANcKar coUsr on rHE
CrrY or RIcnNoSD.
I. Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said court GER
tify that the bond required OF tho special CON-
m,ssiopsrs oy the decree In said cause OF April
Il, 1890, has boon duly given
Given uncer my hand this t7a oay q Aprhs
ts3Q CHARkgs w. QopDM
- - Clara
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SAVED HIS POTATOES.
a Thirty Thousand Dollar Claim Against
the Government.
rcorre.nondenceo Of .he RIchmond plspstch.l

IOTTeaECDOeDfbDi lir AhhpH'h ALL
SCOTLAND NFcE. n. c.. April ~, 1890. -,
NJ. J. Bryan Grimes, of Pitt county, had
planted thirty-6ve acres in Irish POTATOES
and one night last week when nc thought
there was going TO be frost to kill his pOta-
toes. which were twelve inches high, he
bu;lt LOO heaps about MS field and kept
them burning during the night and next
morning his potatoes were untouched by
the frost MIR. Grimes is quite a young
farmer.
The case of p. F. Moore against the Town
of Tarboro' was decided in the superior
Court in favor OF the plaintiff. lie got
judgment for $500.
A CLAM.
An old Government claim has come to
light in Brunswick county. One Benjamin
Smith contracted with the Government IN
1893 to build Fort johnson, but owing to
his railure IN business he did not complete
the contract. The principal and interest
now amounts 70 $4,000. and g, A. Cook,
United States District Attorney. has been
looking after the matter Ivy running
through the records Of the Smith estate.
Smithville and Smith island were named
for the contractor in questlon.
Southport, in Brunswick; county. is
taking on more Of boom just now than
any other town IN Eastern Carolina. A
~.
be in operation; Southport Land ~nd I'M
provement Compan, has organized With
S1OQ. 600 capital: the Southport Dock and
Coaling Company has All authorized ;api-
tai stock OF SiC0,0OO and operations fol
work are already being planned.
While Captain Pettltt, of Nash county
was away from his house last SATURDAY.
some one set fire to his barn and stables
which were entirely consumed His dwell
ING was barely saved by his neighbors. who
saw the smoke aud rendered timely assist
ance.
NFIGBBoBLY AND FRIENDLY.
Cheering news comes from the tobacco
sections near here that notwithstanding
the damage done 10 tobacco-plants 10y the
cold and the bugs there will De plenty 10
set all the tobacco-lands. Where one man
lost his neighbor saved plants and by di.
viding up they can all plant.
The Marlboro Town and Lumber Com
pany has been organized in Washington,
n c.. with a capital stock of $4,000. The
corpOrators arc +. W. Lyon. OF Raleigh (;
G.. u. Butirick, of Everett Mass, and
Frank II. Alvord. of Boston. Mass.
TWO ESCAPES.
A convict to the penitentiary from Nash
county knocked down one of the guards,
took bis pistol. and made his escape home
An effort has been made to arrest him, but
with no success
A prisoner with handouts escaped from
the Sheriff OF Nash county, and sent the
Sheriff word that he would exchange the
handouts for his pistol, which the Sheriff
had.
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FOR CONGRESSIONAL HoNoRs.
Troops Coming to the Unveiiing-Mont-
gemcrv's First Railroad.
rS~.-.t t>f.~x~ N, "a 49, p,.c.s~a

CHAR1or1E. N. c.. April 19.-The walls
of the Tryon-street Baptist church are be-
ing freseoed and the interior otherwise i'm
proved.
The congressional csldron in this dis
trict Is boiling. Colonel Rowland, the
present incumbent. and Captain Sid. Alex
andsr seem TO be in tho lead, with Dave
Coyinaton. OF Monroe, good dark horea.
Cclone J. Z. Anthoay. II the youEthl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
BY James B. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneor,
1ll3 east Main street.
VETELL-LOCATED AND VALUA-
w BILE CORNER BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING
SOUTHWEST CORNER CLAY AND NORTON
STREETS,
TO BE SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION.

By request Of the owner I shall sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL %, 1890,
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, that ATTRACTIVE TWO
STORY DETACHED BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING at tho southwest corner Of Clay and
Norton streets. 4 very spacious, substantial,
and well-arrsnge1 house. store OF good size and
three good rooms te,ides. Ihirteen-inch walls,
recently built; Gas, water, and usual conve-
nief ces
LOT 22x150 fest-ample depth for two houses
on Norton street Property steadily increasing
IN value In that locality. Fine chance for a live
man, and will rent we'll Come 70 the sale.
TERMS: Easy, and at sale.
apis j. b. ELAM, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
Z on
THAT VALUABLE WHIST MARSHALL STREET
CORNER BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
AT NORTHEAST CoRSEK MARSHALL AND
GILMER STREETA

BY roQues, Of the owner shall sell by public
auction, on toe premises, on
THURSDAY NBXr. APRIL 81, 1890,
nj O'CLOCK p NJ, that well-known aud WE'LL
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS STAND nj the
northeast corner of Marshall and Gilmer streets.
the lot fronting 20 feet on MARSHALL street and
extending back Oh Gllmer stree, and between
parallel lines Is feet.
This PROPERTY, by reason Of its vell-osta0-
lished business, It's spacious and comfortable
DWELLING good arrangement for business and
residence combined, aud lls convenient AMI de-
Sirstle location. Is wen worthy the attention Of
purchasers, whether Tor business or rental.
The properly Is nov under rental ~ 1900 per
annum, and The tenancy belng q monthly one,
possession can be had At an carly day II desired
TEBMs: One third cash balance by negotiable
notes at six and twelve months, with iniercs.
aided. and secured by decd OF trust, or ali cash.
at tho option OF the purchaser. J. u. ELAN,
ap 10 AuctiOnoer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

CHERIFF'S AND ADMfNlSFRA-
- Toh,s sAIE--wili Ds soid al the auction
house Of George w. Mayo, No "a north Ninth
street, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 81, $50.
n 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the BoUs EHoLD FUR
NlTURK AND BlLyEhwAkk eclon9ins TO TIE
estates OF John A. Robinson ard MIA n = Eop-
inson.
The attention cf the public Is eaiIed 70 tbs
sale. This large assortment Of furniture vas
selected win great care sad ID OF ths best make
ana materials. ccmprisins such ARTICLES - nrs
As'''' ~ - LAWS p. wxaToN,
An y GANr16 - Ahn1nkomn1nA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
BY Brown. shafer y Co,
Real Eststs AuctiOleors,
Ashland, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE HOTEL. STORE, AND
FARM AT HANOVER COT kfdOU,E. VA.-by
virtue OF two DEGREES Of Hanover Cir uit Court.
one rendered October 90 lsAs. and no olher
April 4, 1890, IN the chancery causes of Mitchell
and wife ". Chisholm's executors aud OILERS, y:
AlonzO Chisholm "a. Julian A. Chisholm, en1
Roberts and others a.. Chisholm and others, tho
undersigned, special commissioner. thereby sp-
pointed, will proceed to sell a. public auction.
az Hanover Courthouse, on
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1890,
that being the FIRST day OF Circuit Court. st I
O'Clock r. ~. In front Of the hotel, the VERY
VALUABLE REAL Estate OF which CIesvers
=. Chisholm. died seized. consisting Of tue
farm Of 295 acres. more or less, and the lsrge
hotel. stables, stC!ehouse. and other buildings
thereon. This yerY valuable property Will 10
offered rs a 6nole, or 10 ssyorAl parceiy IS may
DO deemed most desirable on day 1t sale.
This properly IA valuable ~ 4 hotel, ana Gu
Joys q monopoly, ~ being the ohiy holei a.
hanover Courthouse. Aad from the botel sud oar
money has been aud can 20 made. nhen ie ed
rem cd this properly brought $ rental OF Si,c0
per annum. The farm has upon II some vary
valuable land. The tract extends 70 the Chesa-
peake and ONO railway dspo,, and has long
front on he line Of said tailroa1, giving ssuscls
Taere "a a SMALL DWELLING AND OUT-
BUILDINGS opposite The Episcopal church
which will probably DO sold separately.
TEENS: one fourth cash aud the residue upon
a credit o. oas, two, and three years from day OF
sal0. tho purchaser 10 give bonds for the d eseg-
rcd payments. bearing inieFest nom The day of
sale, aad the tisle 70 be retained uLtii eli tao
probationary is paid snd 4 conveyance
ordered by the Court
The purchasers will aiso Do required 70 keep
tina buildings insured aud the insurance policies
made 60 ~ 10 secure the unpaid purchase
moaey. kDMUSO WADDILL, Jk.
Special commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
BY Quzrles 6 McCurdy,
1919 Main street.

4 UCTION SALE OF THAT LARGE
"A BRICK STORE AND DWELLING No. sOs
EAST CARY STREET, NOW OCCUPIED ~
Ma. THEODORE JANNGNG.-We Will oder Tor
safe at auction the above PROPERTY on
FRIDAY, APRIL 2jrn, AT O'CLOCK.
The STORE Is Of brick. three stories high. with
six rooms over store
The LOT has q front OF % feet and runs Dack
100 feet 10 alley.
The stand 10 good ono for business. Has
been occupied by former owner and te1ant many
years.
TERMs: Liberal, and announced at sale.
QUAkLE5 q MCCl HDY,
ap2O AuctiOneors
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". L wALKrR, crier.

CLxRx's OFFICE CORPORATION coURr or DAM
VILE.
i. William Rison, clerk OF said court, certify
that on the 6th day Of July. 1889, r. h. Boaltin
executed boud with good security in the pclaity
required By decree OF July term, 1859, made IN
r. Eliiotl. sc. arc piainiids. aud KlvifA klhott
ana others arc dsfondanta
Given under my hand rats a. day o. April lS9a
- 6Su<t WILLIAM 6leoN clert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

MITCHELL Axp WYE Va CHrsB0Lss EXECUTORS.
&C, j. ALoTZo CHISHOLM w. JULIAN a. CHS
poIx, AND koBzETs AND Orasaz Va CatsMotx
OVER COUNTY
l., ). A. brown, clerk Of ths said court, certify
that tue bond required Of special Commissioned
Edmund Waddill, Jr.. by decree enlsred IN said
cause on October 20, 1859, has been duly given
Given under my hand this ista iay o. ~. Nosem-
ber 1854 ). a phoms,
an S-su4 Wtap2t tief<s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.

By y. w. BOWc,
Real Estate Auctlonesr
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND FIVE VACANT
LOTS
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MITCHELL AND
ALLEN STREETS.
AND
SEVEN VACANT LOTS
ArrBs
NORTHEAST CORNER OF WEBSTER AND
ALLAN STREETS,
AND
THREE VACANT LOTS
ArTaR
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MITCHELL AND
HICKORY sTREErs
Ply virtue Of the decree hereinafter mentioned
We viii sell IS pubic auction, on the premises,
On
TUESDAY, APRIL q. 1s9l,
~ $50 o'clock p. NJ. tho FRANE DWE' LiSG
\
ferred @, situated Ia Goddins plan IN ueorico
county, Just outside tho cOrpor1t0 tiaits ani IN
The valley OF bacon's-Quarter branch. and not
fsr below Brook avenue. Tls Il "a excellent /
place Tor small houses, which would rent Vol 10
this locality.
Pats will be exhibited at the time Of sale, and
tho urOperty Will he offered Ia parcels to suit
TERMS: ono third cash. aud residue az ak
and Twelve months for notes, with Interest, hnd
tile retained, VI all cash AZ Tho opa0n VI The
purchaser. W. II. BEVERlpGE,
w. W. COSBY, JR.,
J. SAMUEL PARRISH.
Special Commissioner.
In TINS CIRCUIT COURT or HESRTCO COUNTY THs
.0rH DAY or APRIL, lS90-bAILEY, WHO SUES
BY, &C., PLAINTIFFS, VS.. cox q CaAfPELL Aso
AIS, DEFENDANTS.
7, ". :. Leake clork OF tho said court, do GER
tify hat tho bond required o. tae special COM
a. Beseridge, W. ". Cos
by, Jr., and j. samuel Perrish-by decree en-
tered n tho above cause on the 10th day OF April,
1899, hss been duly given.
leste: W. LEAKE,
an 10 CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
DANVILLE, VIRGINIA,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

In pursuance Of decree Of the Corporation
Court Of Dan vlle In the sui, d susan r. Elliott
a. Elyirs Elliott aud ais. will SCI. at auction 10
the highest bidder In Dsnville, On tho premises
on
MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1870,
atlP. NJ, SEVEN yACAST LOTS fronting on
Union street u feol ~ inches. and running b sex
50 feet: also ave others, fronting q lest and
Is inches on spring street. running back from
i2s TO l5l feet ~ inches. Toe lots Will be offered
separately. and thon all together. and the largest
aggregate only reported AZ sale.
THk LOCATION OF TBE PaoPEaTY.--it lies In tho
heart OF the best business part OF the eisy. near
the Arlington Hotel, Main street, Planters Ware
house. banks, Sc, suitable for warehouses,
stores, factories, &c. IL Is ne most dearable
block for busiBess-houses l ever saw offered for
sale IN this city.
No buildings 70 with the lots. The temporary
wood buildings win DO removed, and only the
iead will DO sold, though possession viii DO de-
lvered al onco.
Txnvs, TIrrs, &G: One fourth OF the pnr-
chsss-mopey 10 to be paid cash the balance In
twelve. twsnty-fouf. and thirty-slx months. the
deferred inst.lments 70 bear interest from day Of
sale. and title retained until tho purchase
money II oil paid. This property was silled 70
tho present owners By thsir grandfather the iste
George Price, WAC had orusa Il ser thirty or
forty years. prior e. his death. and 1 behave the
title 70 it perfect Selling rs commissl, 90 or
warrant tho title specially. Gu application (
will show the property. or forward . tasp OF Il
&. Z. BoULDIN, Commissioner.
DAnvIils. Va
". L WALLER, Crier. NH 30-su5t
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CHANGES or SCHEDULE.
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SCHEDULE Of the Richmond. FreiericsS
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low are mo CORRECT ones. aud 90 into e.se'
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AUCTION sALEs--Future psys

KVCIIO1sl7t 80 J-@~1--N7~>s
by N. W. Bowe
aud
George 8. yashon q son,
Rosl Estate Auctlonoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

BY J. Thompson Brown Il Co.,
lll3 Main street.
UCTION SALE or SMALL
"A FRAME DWELLING
AND
THREE BUILDING LOTS
on
ASHLAND STREET
ASD
TWO COR YER LOTS
CARTER AND CLAIBORN STREETS,
ON THE PREMISES,
THURSDAY, APRIL III 1890, Ar6P.
Tho DWELLING is good TW0-sToRY
FRAME DETACHED HOUSE Of three rooms n
fair order with lot 20 feet front on Ashland
street. % feet east Of Carter stree.
Toe TWO lots corlor Carter and Claiborn
streets lront33 FEET each by 10 feot % an alley.
No better Investment fOr amcunt expected
could be made ;hHn is offered In chs sale lis
on and near the Elsctri' line. Come cnd buy II.
Terms. Easy, ard announced n; saie.
j. THOMPSON Brown & CO.,
II desired, Immediately after tho above sale
we will offer Il BIO x OF LOTS 30 FEET
FRONT on south side OF AehlGnd street just IN
front OF he above property, IN which BIG
CHANCE. ap2
ByGeorge Z. Crawford,
Auctioneer and Resi- Esie'o agent,
1905 Bank street, Richmond. Va.
CUBURBAN PROPERTY CONTAIN
~ ING FOURTEEN ACRES ON NiNE-MlLE
ROAD FOX SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
By request Of the oYue-5 will oGor for sale.
upon the premises. on
SATURDAY, APRIL &c, 1880,
at o'clock p. NJ, FOURP EEN A hBs OF LAND
about two miles rom Richmond on the Nine
Milo road, adjoining the lands OF John c. Fowler
and others. THIS property viii BE- offered as
whole or divided into lots, IA may be deemed
best Trains to ard from tho city sep al THIS
property.
TERMS: To be announced AZ sale.
6. +. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer.
Train on seven Pines road leavo3 Twenty ninth
street a. s:3) O'CLOCK. a. !0-su, W,F&Sa4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
By Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and Brokers,
No. . north Tenth street

Young In the Chancery Court Of the
"a city OF Richmond Decree
Alien and others.l Of Aprl u, 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

TOR RENT. q
No. 220 north eth street; s2i0 per aDnnm.
No. 50i north 21th s'r1pt: $40 per anngm.
No iCC2 Floyd street sIs0 per e1num.
Nc. 1914 east FroAd street; 800 per annum
Nc go north 25th street.: 10 per annum.
No 81 west Nnrst al street; S2l6 per anuum.
No. 1851 north Fourth street; sl,l per annum.
Nico DWELLING OF ten rooms, modem col-
veBiences. on PARK avenue near residence Of J.
c. >hafer. Fsq.
No 3 north ssth street si2 per month.
~. IS north ssth street, SIS per month.
No. 2103 east Clay street; SIS per month.
Nc. ] 81 wesi March 81 street: SO per month
No. 2sl2 q street so per month.
No. lab Taylor street; sA5t per month
No. 902 nortn 2jth street - per month.
'Phoue So JAMES B. ELAh,
Rp COLT iIiB east Main st-esL
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be sure. narrow scarf often costing 500.
SHOULD NEwsrArrR-woNEN MARRY?
And IL so, should they marry newspaper
mens This is what TIE New York Women's
Press Club talked about at its last meeting.
II this be treason. make the most OF il.
Maybe was not meant TO tell, but the eve
ming was interesting. Nearly all the news
paper-women appeared 10 think that under
favorable circumstances they should mar
~, but "a TO whether they should continue
TO be newspaper-women after marriage
opinions were divided.
Miss Elizabeth Bislsnd, who went around
the world for the Cosmopolitan, and who by
the way is even prettier than her pictures,
thought that the married woman should
cease to be the professional woman. To
her mind the chief good OF the opening OF
professionsto women was that girls were no
longer obliged to marry for maintenance,
but could rnintain themselves until the
right man appeared When he appeared
they should become wives and mothers as
In the old DAYS.
This view seemed 10 be all but universal
with the unmarried. Some of the married
members had different. ideas. Mrs. Flo
renee finch. Kelly. who Is becoming known
~ novelist. believed that woman was
only one third Of herself until she was
wife. only two thirds Of herself until she
was . mother. and that IL would be- pity
II the world got only the work OF the nm
developed. unmarried, aud childless wo-
man.
Ms; b.tells Hatch Merrill. who Is "Jean
nncsid" OF the Boston Globe. quoted
somebody's opinion that an intelligent
woman who could earn money 10 paw en-
pert. Intelligent help could supervise her
household In fifteen minutes dav, and
wxs inchned TO sgree with il. She be-
hssed that the good-comrsdeship symps-
thy and community OF interests between
newspaPsz-men and women made an ex-
osllsnt Foundation for happy nsrrisge.
woNEx WILL pzryER
hrA Mary A Bryan, who d said TO be the
1eet-Iaid woman editor IN the city.
thoasht that ths few women Of excellent
S se's sns1, q, - I: p az sst should he'd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

hfA Mary A Bryan, who 4 sAid to be the
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

sCpEpULE Of the Richmond. FreiericsS
burg and Potomac an1 Norfolk and western
rstroads were received st he Dispd'eh onie'
al er tho form containing me railroad ad'eris9
meats hal been sLe e0igped. Nus schedules 70.
low are mo CORRECT ones, and 90 into sEse'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-31
THE HEAVY END OF A MATCH

Flint tie bTeakastab he asked
coffee made discovery
well you're about the last one I'd suspect of such thing;
what 5 tn
end of match its
witt that would adorned a skull
with of
by is
blotches
to
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5 ad worth mentioning"
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Bronchial
fair trial
Breath bronchitis
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adults ASSOCIATION No 6ss
Main Street. Buffalo N. Y.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-31
Pretty Girls In Cages.

One of the pretty sights in the
Treasury is fifteen or twenty handsome
ladies in cages Pretty women are not
so scarce in the department that when
they get hold of one they put her in !
cage, but the ladies referred to oe-
cupy their little prisons 10 accordance
with an old custom. The Comptroller
of the Currency has decided to revive
system in vogue some years ago by
putting a safeguard around the coun-
tiers OF money and isolating them in
little iron cages. They are put in
their prisons in the morning, large
piles of notes are given them. and
there they sit all day long counting
the currency as fast as their fingers
can move. The only communication
The ladies have with any one outside
Of their cages is through a speaking
tube connecting them with the Chief
Of the Bureau. The ladies, naturally
don't take to this arrangement very kind
ly.-Ptttsburg Commercials Wash
ipgton letter.