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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
In the Courts.

Supreme court ~ dppc0iS
Ger against Ford Argued by Judge Jo-
seph Christian for plaintiff inerror and sub
mitted.
Davis and wife against strange's exocu-
tors and ais. Argued boy Captain Charles
NJ. Blackford for appellants.
Police Courf-Robert Minor lcolored)
charged with the management of game OF
lottery, commonly called policy. Continued
till Thursday.
Austin Williams (colorcd). charged with
beating Emma Emmerson. Fined $40.
Thomas Williams (colored), charged
with being disOrdorly in the street. Fined
81.
=. j. Chandler and r. J.. King, charged
with fighting i'm the street. Fined $3.50 each.
Margaret Morris lcolord), charged with
being drunk and disolderly. Fined s..
William Booker (colored), charged with
leaving his hack I'm the street. Fined -.
Mary Anderson. Lilly Green and Robert
Miller (sll c0lored) charged with fighting
in the street. Fined S2.jOeach.
Ch0nccrU CouIf.-Ihe Chancery Court
will devote the remainder Of this week 10
cases before il now, and adjourn next sat
urday.
HuSfin0S C0urf.-fec Asher was tried
in ,Ais court yesterday, found guilty of SELL
ing liquor 10 minors, fined $40 and required
% give bond for future good behavior.
Lewis Sch0nherger. charged With seduc-
tion. found guilty and sentenced 20 the PEN
itentiary, took an appeal, and the court of
appeals reversed the lower court He has
remained in Jail until yesterday when he
was brought before the court. and allowed
bail. The court adjourned the jury until
tomorrow, and viii hear civil cases to-day.
Circuit Court Mary Fitzpatrick against
city of Richmond. Evidence Not concluded.
The plaintiffs property was damaged by am
overflow, and she sues for $500.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Ch0nccrn Court Edgar Allan 20 Mrs.
Leila Winston. 35 feet on south side Broad
street between Henry and Monroe. IS, 800:
William A. Armislead's heirs 20 A. W.
Richardson, 90 feet on west side Sixth
street, near Baker, $500; Octayia A. Gene
try's trustee 10 Octayia A. Gentry. 80 feet
on east side iwenty-hnh street between y
and q, So. }. Clinton Roberts % sue A.
>cruggs and sydney f. ana Virginia r.
Roberts, interest in house and lot ON south
side Cary between First and f0ushee. s.:
y. NJ. spilman % Katherine V. Burruss.
POI. feet on ~. John street. southeast corner
Federal, $3.50; Harvey Wilson, special
commissioner, % Louis Run, 30 feet ON
Fourth street, southwest corner DuNal.
Sl,liO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
coMMANOeR M'cALL.

Complaints Against Him Being inVeati
gated la brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, n. u. Mar 1.-THE naya
court OF inquiry 20 investigate the charge
against Commander b. il. Mccall, organ
lied to-day, and proceeded 20 the Enter
prise. where Admiral Kimberly called Oh
All the officers and crew who had com
plants % make % step forward. About
dozen men did so. and their names wen
taken down. The court then adjourned un
I'll l.-m.rr.NN-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

sr. AUGUSTINE. FLA, Mar. 1.-The
frat Brooklyn-Chicago League game here
today resulted as follows; Chicago, "
Broolivn. 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

The Flack conspiracy irial was continued
to-day. and the lawyers devoted them-eift7
for several weary hours tO the solemn TASK
OF finding men who had read and heard
nothing about the great ilack divorce -eah
dal. and 80 would De competent to Try %
complicated case.
A contest has been instituted over tho
will OF Hector G.. llayemeyer, The million
aire sugar rCiner, which was nlei ye-ier
dag in Surrogate Rans0m's Office. The CON
te-tant- are the children Of tne late Henry
uayempyer. the tesfat1rs brother. lhei
were not mentioned Doe the viii. The com
fe-tlnts also aliegc that their uncle was no
of sound mind and memory af the time Oh.
paper was executed. Mr. Hsfemeycr gave
s21u.O0o 90 charitable Institutions, and ih.
balance of his estate Doe distributed amon-
DIS mother brothers and sisters. making Dds
brother. William +. llaFemeyer. sole execu
tor and rosiduafy legaice.
Courier. The former cashier ol tne Lluiid
hle Bank. was arrested this afternoon and
held in $4,000 bail. Evidence is constant
ly accumulaling that James A. simmons
was the leading spirit and manipuiaior ii
the Wrecklng scheme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

Mr.C. Z. T.. Burgwyn was employed 10 lay
on the grounds upon which the monument
was 10 stand, and all the preliminaries in
cidental 20 the commencement Of the work,
were gone into. The cornerstone Of the
monument was laid with imposing ceremo-
MES on a cold, bleak. and rainy day. Real
estate in the west end took boom on ac-
count Of the new attraction.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Mail Facilities for River View Postofics.
RICHMOND, VA, Mar. IL, 1870.
X. Il. Chanin a Co.
Gentlem This Office will extend the
free delivery by carrier % the residents of
River View twice daily.
OTIS II. RUSSELL, Postmaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

Mid Lent week brings milo reia .''i9n
of the penitential rieors on iasnionaule S'il
.ios To-day Mrs. ~. G.. Whitney prov .ded
.4faa'' for n number of BIER friends, MISS
roary cave a luncheon for Mrs. Grover
Cleveland. Mrs. Withoruee gave dinner
and thore was meeting 0ithe Theatre Niuu
and one or two theatre parties. ON w eu-
nesday the Badminton Club and wednesday
Afternoon Club both meet. Thursday MHl
be- taken up with dinners. and the me,tin-
of the Thursday Evening DluDat Mrs. W Nil-
news. Friday win De the occasion OF lnlee
I biz dinners. and on saturday Che badm'n-
ION Club win provide exercise ana sh.e'e-
/ mouf fsr "a g00dly number oipeopie. Mori
/ of them quiet amusements. but cAIcuialt'
I to helm pass the time in "a pleasant way
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

Major Hancock Clark. the man who shot
zoo Wilton Randolph at ihe southern 'ncl.l o.
"a short time ago, was lasi night expelled
from ihe society after an investigation o'
the charges against hlm. handolph was
acquitted and eA0nerated. y iae. hAui'
h.r of witnesses were examined. Ihe vote
of the executive committee is understood io
have been unanimous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

For ladies' phptons, carts. Nc., orauy We
hicle o. Boz built 10 order or repaired, see
David A, Amslle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

NOTICE
10 WHOM m MAY CONCEHSi
Ali tobaec,s stored in "lIgntefs and Niof-
chants Warehouse. no. % corner Fifteenth
nld Cary streets, Richmond Nn.l. VIII ne Zee
moved to Davenport Warehouse during
the week ending saturday, March 18th, 1890
lsruodl. joins A. ul I,AfSON,
Proprietor DaNcnlofts Warehouse.
mhll-5t
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n Office

MARCH -ru, 1890.
n Office.
Ihaye THE day appointed JOHN Il. CuI-
LiN0WORlu MY agent % conduct ihe Bar.
room ana Confectionery business. at $50. 02-
north lwenty-eighth street. 90 buy and .ol
for cash only.
LAURA Y. CuLLNGWoalU.
mh8 1877,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

No mercury IA DR.. Dayid's Liver Pil..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12
cHupnEN's suits in endless variety az
ANL.L..ll. nrI...

A. q l.. CANS q Co..
Wholesale Retailers,
1919 East Main street.
Opening day. saturday. March 18th.
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rnK STATUE.

80 soon as the erection Of the monument
became an established fact. the executive
committee of the Monument Association
advertised 10 the world for sealed proposals,
accompanied with models OF an equestrian
statue Of Lee. These were sent TO Wash
iugton. ID. c., and there opened and the
hest arr critics were summoned for the pur-
pose of making selection. The models
were Judged upon their merits, the names of
the sculpt0rs not being known. The COM
mittee gave the first award 10 Neuheiser,
OF Cincinnati, and made favorable mention
of the model sent from Rome by Ezekiel,
a native Of Richmond. The swiss
sculptor also received favorable mem
tlon The models were subsequently
placed on exhibition in the Senate.
chamber i'm the capitol here II was decided
90 award the contract for the statue TO a
French sculptor, Mercie, residing IN Paris.
His first model had not even received favor
able mention az the hands Of the Washing
ton critics. but he got the contract. His
model WAS severely criticised, and at the
suggestion of the committee some alicra-
lions were made and Mercie was ordered
% 20 ahead With his work. lie did SO. and
recently announced that he would have the
statue ready in time for the unNoiliug. which
was 10 take place MAY 18th. Mr.. Burgwyn.
II was thought By the executive committee
would save the amount Of Oue-half his cx-
penses. which the committee pays. by being
present and personally experimenting the
packing and shipping Of the statue. He il
now In Paris giving these matters his al
tentiOn.
Bids for the contract Of erecting the mon.
ument, and Cor furnishing the granite out OF
which IL was 10 be- built. were advertised
for. Mf. James Neiherw00d, weil.kn0Wn
contractor, secured the bid for building the
monument, and the executive board Of the
Lee Monument Association saw lit In their
wisdom 70 give The contract Tor furnishing
the granite % a company In Maine. This
caused considerable comment among the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-06
PORT rowSsEsD.s HORN.
HOW IT is VIGOROUSLY Blows BY LOCAL NEWS
PAPER

HOW 1T Is VIGOROUSLY BLOWN BY LOCAL NEWS
PoRr TOWNSEND. May - lE<aderl - Port
Townsend people have goc4 grounds for the
confidence they exhibit In .he future OF their
city. The Northwest is too young yet 20 pre-
dict whore all the great cities will be located.
bat Port Townsend possesses those natural adj.
vantages which are certain TO send 10 10 the
frunt and make IL not a. all improbable that
here VII grow the largest city on the coast north
of san Francisco. Port Townsend 10 a natural
terminal point. and this fact is recognized by
the officers OF the great railroad systems which
enter the state.
the harbor. Al other points on the sound mar
inefs plain that they cannot secure anchor.
sxs, ana tue hArbor room OF those places Is linn
itsa 10 me extent OF the Wharfage. Pert Town
and there will never be q esowgting at the
whssves by vessels awaiting repairs, crews OF
in receiving anc discharging freight. and is the
reason Why the entire whaling 1eSt of the Pa
eirc VIII maze this It's headquarters Towing
charges aud time are saved BY vessels diseharg-
the ard ehartcrinkSt Port Townsend. aud when
one single line % hsa "a complete this viii be-
come the only port on the sound where ships
VII purchase their outfits while clearing or
shipping crews. This. let alone the vase terri
tory immediately tributary to the CITY viii
make Port TosDseud = great jobbing point
Railroad Connection with tae East Is promised
before next winter, art then yobbers will be in
POSITION 20 compete with these in other Sound
e,tlss Ia prices and have the advantage In the
saving az time and expsnse 10 yesselmen
Port Townsend viii obtain the same throu Oh
rates on freight 80 other sound points These
the railroads can grant with profit 20 them
selves. hccause Il has been shown that freight
cAn he moved down tho river valleys 20 q point
on ne Columbia directly south of Port Towns
en3. sn6 from there 20 this city AZ q smaller
COS, than Il can he moved over the mountains
and thsr the additional haai IL more than com.
psassred tor by the ease Of the grades when
tAe Port Townsend Southern Is con- pietesf and
u : followed ~ the Uaion facisc. with an
independent line 40 recommended, no
city ia Washington will have Ike adj
ysafaEeS a. y tohaing sud shipping pasns and
Fort townsend will leave behind IL is rivals
IN The raee % the front Tie assurance that
TIE Northern and the Canadian Pacific roads
Will with n the near fCtarp seek share Of Pert
Iosnsents business by means of ferries from
Nhi1sy Island Is farther proof that this is con-
stds-es ey railrost Managers the most svzil-
abe isrTasnsl tosnt on the sound aad the city
Which must grow more rapidly than sny other.
So profitable = tesd should not be overlook sa
by tosecrS. manufacturers and capitalists gezs-
sE<y Present prices OF resI estate are low.
and axAsiaafc sizes can BE- obtained easily. hus
every DAY seee . lsrge lnercase IN the Tepuis-
ston aaa opportunities are slipping Away az .
rapid rs,e.
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tons. tnn
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Alexander Guih<rsons add 70 Eent $1n
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wee Coast Iassoverens Company % L C.
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tracts, Aoea
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ars< add 10 Kenf S3n.
United states 70 r. Grahan- 50 OF ne5< and
ss54 Of se5< Of sec %. tp 1.rs
United slatea 70 r. Graham, see Of ne1< and
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81 so
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2r2 1850
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DENNIS Ps<k add 81
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United states 70 NJ Masrsy, net< OF ne1<. sec
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H. =. ssrstsoa to J. ~ Cornvsli. i've lots in
Mount Baker add. t3.2Do
J. A. Boharet 70 L T. Crockett. lot 8. blk -,
Denny 4 Hoyts add. sze.
West Coast Improvements Company 90 ". H.
stimson. lot a. blk g. Gilman Park add, s2n
A. Wilton ct al TO j. A. Corn well, LOT g. blk 70.
fesier's nrst add, t5.o0a
l. c. Pisner &c al. 20 7. Frecine, lot - biz !,
Htner's div, Si0o
West Coast Improvement Company 70 ]. Sel-
son. lot - blk A. Gilman Park add. tvs
r. %. Edwards 20 r. Hsrstad. lots 5 aud 6. blk
8. Lake View add, Slsa
Northern Pacific Railroad Company to ITosh,
SEA Of sell Of sec III, - Is r 5. S12a
H. f. knatyold to Ioa Graham, loss 70 u.
bIk 8. Des Molnes Water Front add, se0o
n. T. Knafsold 10 81. Tazs7e, lots Is 20 10, blk
10, Dies Mosnes water Front add, $40.
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LORD CHUnLEY."


FIot Of SOtneYnrs II 8m00e lOmcoy 20 De
Played Here This Week.
The comedy Lord Chumiey,r which
Mr.. f. II. Sothern produces Friday night
and Saturday afternoon at Turner hall,
was written for him by Messrs. De Mile
and Belasco. authors Of the Lyceum
theater Successes, THE Wife, and 1.-THE
Charity Ball." and, like them, made its
first great success at the Lyceum
theater. where it ran for over three
months.
Its plot is as follows: Lord Chamley is
young English nobleman, who Is not
only poor and proud. but so inane at
times as to almost suggest that his mental
balance is not correct His best friend is q
young army lieutenant. the son of a
wealthy retired merchant. and the brother
of the heroine-a girl of noble impulses.
sCbumley Is in love with the sister, who,
from careless remark OF his. fancies that
he seeks her fortune only. Prior to the
play the young lieutenant has contracted
the gambling habit and has fallen intD the
power of q viilainous Frenchman, who
holds proof of breach OF trust committed
by the lieutenant Holding this knowl-
edge over the young mans head. he forces
his way into the home of the father and
seeks to gain the sisters hand. Chumley.
from this point on, shows q surprising
vigor and shrewdness. He temporarily
foiis the Frenchman' plot and the lieuten-
ant goes away TO his regiment secure that
the knowledge OF his disgrace has not
reached his fathers ears. During his
absence. however, the Frenchman so mis-
states a certain occurrence that the heiress
disbelieves altogether in Chumiey. and en-
cages herself TO the villain. Chumley,
meanwhile. is living in cheap lodgings so
as to save money enough to discharge his
friends chief obligation. Fortune favors
him finally. and. after series of compli.
cations that are most amusing, he is
enabled TO set things right. The French
man is discovered to be an old galley bird.
and Is made To leave. while Chumley
marries the heiress.
On Saturday night Mr.. Sothern gives
one performance of THE Highest Bidder
the play IN which he made his firsh success
as q star.
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YEsTIRrlEp TEAM sEavrCE

oyes the Northern PacsEc railroad. dining cars
AEt sieeasEs cars ever Gay IN she yezf. Seattle
so Safcaso I'll miles the shortest roate- second
class rssseaSe-ss too. are afforded excellent &C
caaSa Eass3stsunS
rklETf -TAkzE Ncts< AND TKtETY -sKx MINUTES
SAVED "a reaching Chicago via this line. A
NAtisezs. e4ty tscket swat Tts seeeaa street
Bessoa elsscks = Ioaktn, depot ticket seens
%eStfzE
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A stage line has been established between
ChehaIis and Wiilapa harbor.
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The regular monthly meeting of the Sc
attic typographical Union was held Sun
day afternoon in the Western Contra
Labor Union hall. A proposition from
Colonel G. G. Lyon. Of the Tmes, offering
as . compromise on the union scale nov
being paid in the Office. - cents per Loo
ems for narrow measure matter, was sub
mifted. There not being . sufficient num-
Der present to consider the matter. it was
laid over for q month.
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Mr. Herbert Conner, of La Conner. has
just purchased of Mr.. w. Z. Bailey the two
lots on the southwest corner OF Second and
Battery streets, the consideration being
SIS 900. Mr.. Conner viii erect at once q
three-story brick building, Id feet square,
on the lot
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Matsada Sorakichi, the wrestler, returned
from Port Townsend Sunday, and will
enter training at Lake Union for his
match with Bonner. The latter is at work
at Tacoma. The match occurs May 13
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Progxnwwe - s1~ EnteFfain0sns - -
Gives rsaighE
Following 10 the programmes Of The Nay
Nnxicni Festfyai 70 be held - the Method
ii Episcopal church st Sis this evening:
Part
Ty1o-vsoIin, co9nes and piano. .-.-s-.-.
Nsssn sssier Ds,son aad BETTER
Solo md eherua 'Ihe Gypay Bsys
Mis- Ph1be Carey.
Duef-Afn from -sMasstana' wsod2aun
Misses Asice Carey and Make King
5oso-.Ah, So True EstAheuok
Miss Jennie Hoszhson-
Violin obiisnso b Professor Allen
Missionary xxescSee -.--------s-.-------.-
The o6erfnx of The Sasions''
Miases Burcs. Hume. Wan Amrinxe. Clark.
slckie4 stephens and Knox
ouarsesse light Shades no Longer Ronini
Nm. Frederick Jewell Laird. Mrs. Job r.
Lyon NJ. Jesse q. Miad3ehfook.
Mr. Myron ". CIRCUIT
Part IL
OrEan-sCommrnion." IN 6. -...-.-s..-. Batiste
Mn Charles = Patterson.
solo-~0ver the Burning 6ards'' MiIiaxd
Mrs.. Frederick Jewell Laird
RecifAtion-sEve of Marriage
Mcnologue BY 6enevieve ssebhins
MA Celeste Langley samson.
Quarsesse-AMoonlighr VIII Come Again"
--.-..-.- = thompson
Nrl Frederick Jewell Laird. Nm. Job r. Lyon.
Nr Jesse n. MiddIebrook, Mr..
Myron Il Grouf-
Guitar solo The PATROL
Mr. A T. Cedarholm-
Accemp0aytsts.
Organ ...Mr. Charles z. Patterson
Piano .-....... Miss Julia L. Chamberlain
Violin .....4......8..-. Professor Alien
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Orr next Esl OF halAsaus vii De ready 70 s;ss.
tr.hass Friday. We vii give one 50 each ehiiss
accompanied BY Ia parents OF ssAraiAnx
Cnsxtsr Ifrary
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Some OF the new dust cloaks are very elaborate
affairs We note one OF fawn-colored crepoa,
full In the bodice, both back and front, and held
in by band The oversleeves which reached
the waist were also full. aud laid In loose accor
dion plaits When closed the appearance was
that of complete wrap. bu. when thrown back
. close fitting front OF shot-brocaded silk was
revealed. The inner sleeves were also of the
brocsde.
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n-x Shssnaa hsve svrova1 ~ fAesr nsw
cssssss, F'esss AM q SEA0a h4oek. Froal street
kxzS s.-oEsS ssA
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ICE oFrfCg
Telephone az yoar eFsserx For ice 10 Nc ssS
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-08-29

IT seems likely that all the great ma
tional and international labor organiza.
tions of the United States and the Do
minion will come to the asslstanceof the
employees of the New York Central Rail-
road, who have been driven into strike
by the vice-president and acting president
of the road, named Webb. Mr.. Depew
professed friend of labor organizations
and president of the Central, is in Europe
but as yet he has not used the cable for
the purpose of calling off Webb. The
cause of the strike was the discharge of u
number Of employees because they were
prominent members of the Knights of
Labor. Webb claims that they were
discharged for incompetence, but the fuct
that most of them had been IN the ems
ploy of the road from fifteen to twenty
years makes the charge appear absurd.
The only man prominent in the ranks of
organized labor who gives the strikers the
cold shoulder is P. NJ. Arthur, chief of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers; but arthur was always noted for
his narrow-mindedness and his failure to
recognize the fact that among wage
workers IAN injury to one ls the coucern
of all.' The sympathies of the press and
people of the east seem to be wholly
with the strikers.
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Assistant Commissioner,
Cast Your Eyes This WAY. h


The Tribune learns that Mr.. Gray is in.
gratiating his sleek self into the conf
dence of the settlers on the Fort Rice res-
ervation, telling them they'll be all right
soon, ETC., and soliciting the publication
OF their final-proof notices at about half
price.-TrIbune.
The attention of our Bismarck ebreth-
ren is called to the fact that most of the
reservation on the cast side lies in EN-.
mons county, south of Glencoe; that con-
sequently such major portion is nearer
the RECORD than the Capital City papers,
and that the publisher Of the former
a.se has delicate "smelP' when journal.
istic chicken-pie in the shape of final
proof notices is baking in the land-oface
oven. Hands off