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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
Eleventh and Bauk streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
~ OF TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROOK TURN
PIKE AND OAK STREET, ADJOINING THE
STORE OF X. Is. JONES, ESQ, ABOUT ONE
SQUARE BBYOSD BACON-QUARTERB BRANCH
AND JUST BEYOND THE CORPORATE LIN
IT'S BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
OF ilenrlco county, rendered October 70, 1890. In
the suit Of Black &C., ~. Pollard, &C., will, az
special commissioner thereby appointed. pro-
coed 10 sell by public auction, on ihe promises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1890.
at O'Clock Y. NJ, the REAL ESTATE mentiooed
in said decree and located as above stated. 10
consists Of lot Of land with two story fran
dwellings thereon, fronting 4sxi33 feet. which
Will DO sold n whole or divided into two lots II
deemed advisable az the hour OF sale.
TsRAs: one third cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable
notes with Interest added. or all cash 81 option
Of purchaser. Title retained until decd 10 or
dered By the Court J.k. TUCKER,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
THE NEW BOARD.

The following were elected: Fitz-
hugh Lee, president, &C o6icio; William
a. Anderson, Lexington Joseph Davis,
Lynn, Mass. William Cameron, Peters
burg A. s. Buford, Richmond NJ. NJ.
Martin, Glasgow L. II. Shields, Nor
folk Robert Catlett, Glasgow ID. W.
Shanks. Glasgow. The report of the
Treasurer of the company was read,
showing an excess of assets over Gabili-
ties Of S2,72S. This shows the
finances Of the company to be in an ex-
celent condition and itself on ali indie
pedent footing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
RUsINgss OPPORTUNITIES.

NOR SALE, A WELL-EQUIPPED
nRUGsTORE IN Q booming town on the
Railroad. PRESCRIPTION
,CIEnK wanted. Address DRUGSTORE DtsratcA
-. &C so-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
FRIDAY. ocroBsRai. 1880.

az o'clock p. NJ, tho ABOVE-LOCArED PRO-
PERrY. This hne lot. with front Of IS feet
Inches and tho unusual depth 81 100 feet 10 n d
Zoo, alley, h especially valuable for store pur-
poses. The houses are both occupied ~ good
tenants.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance IN SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, negotiable notes
giysn by purchaser Tor deferred payments with
per cont Interest added aud title retained un.
III whole OF purchase money 10 paid and con.
yeysnce ordered ~ tho Court
JACKSON GUY.
Special Commissioned
DRsoos, TUPPER & Co, Auctioneor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30

IN THE CIRCUIT CouRr or HssRIco COUNTY
BLACK, &C.. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST PoLLAED,
&C, DRPRsDASrs:
/, W. g Leske, clerk OF sa,d court. DO certify
that tho bond required Of Special Com missioner
j. X Tucker In tbis cause has boon duly given.
Given under my hand this 25th day OF October.
1890 w. Il LEAKE,
oc29 Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30

By II. seldom Taylor & sou,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
onlce corner Eleventh and Bank streets,
"A CHOICE BUILDING LOT
WITH a LARGE FRAME SCH0OL-H0USB
THEREON, ON SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET BETWEEN PINE AND LAUREL,
IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT OF
MONROE PARK AND ADJOINING THoBR
HANDSOME DWELLINGS
NOW BEING ERECTED BY
JOSIAH RYLAND, ESQ.
We will on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER .. 1890,
at O'Clock r. NJ. offer for sale, by public auc-
ton, on the premises, that DESIRABLE LOT AS
above located. 10 fronts % feet and runs back
lg9 feet 70 a wide alley.
This II about tho most desirable building lot
now 20 be had fronting Monroe Park. It's slze
and location make IL first-class site for q fiat
or TWO nice. moiern-atyle dwellings. either OF
which will yield a good ratio Of interest on tho
outlay and will always 30 a safe Investment
TERMS one third cash; balance NJ Six,
twelve, and eighteen months, interest added,
and secured BY a deed Of trust
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
In CONSEQUENCE Of inciement weather the
above sale 10 postponed until
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1870,
OF 1907. NJ. II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON.
oc % Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
THE RoCkBRiDGE COMPANY.
Annual MeetiDE-General Lee Reelected
presfdent-Ney Directory.

Especial teforran 10 tho Dtspstch.l
GLASGOW, VA, October 29.-The
annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Rockbridge Company was held
here to-day. The meeting was largely
attended in person, there being 4,l95
shares Of stock represented. General
Fitzhugh Lee was reelected president
of the company. The Office Of general
manager being abolished, and his duties
hereafter descending upon the President
andthe Executive Board, the new arrange
ment Was greeted with much favor by
the meeting, as it now places the com
pany under one head, which will greatly
facilitate the handling of its enormous
business. The Board of Directors, here
tofore thirteen in number, was reduced
10 eleven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
ACTION POSTPONED

II was decided to postpone action on
the question of the English deal until the
return of Mr.. Anderson, the company's
representative, who Is now on his
way to New York. The Board Of
Directors will then meet and take
final action on tho last proposition
of the London syndicate. Large con-
tracts for new industries, work upon
many of which has been begun, have
been made by the President. He states
that as soon as the buildings are com
pleted they will bring to the city a popu-
lation of over 5000 persons. The best
Of feeling among the stockholders pre-
vailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
BUSINESS CHANCE.

We have for sale SMALL GROCERY AND
MAT BuSINEsS-stock. fixtures, and good
will: on prominent retail street. All cash
business, amounting 70 about 40 per meath.
Tne owner removing from city,
'A' ]. THOMPSON BROWN = Co,
% aSss 1lls 1aiA street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
GALE OF VALUABLE RIAL ES-

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, yA.-By
virtue Of decree 81 tho Circuit Court OF Glouces-
ter county rendered Ia tho ehsncory suits VI X.
I. Dawson & Co. a. ). h. hoss and Morgan
Treat ps J. l. Taliaferro, commissioner, IT ala I,
the undersigned, az trustee, substituted trustee,
and specisl commissioner, will offer for salo st
public auction, az Gloucester Courthouse, 81
O'clock L. NJ. on
MONDAY. NoysaBEs, s. 1870.
tCounty-Court day, that VALUABLE hEAL
ESTATE known as South White Marsh Si~
uated In Gloucester county, seven miles re-
spoctyely from Gloucester Point and Clay Bank
Hharycs on fork riyor, whence daily steamers
TO Baltimore and Richmond; tSo miles from
Rosnes wharf on Ware river and three miles
from Rove's wharf on Severn river. whouco
daily steamer 10 Norfolk, and Win po-t-onioe
and telephone Ofico on tho farm. Ihis ihrn
contains $50 acres u tho most productive farm
ing and grazing lands In Tidewator sirs.nia. OF
which s)0 acres In timber-pine, chestnut white
and red oak, &C, &c. The improvements con-
sist OF ample barn and stable accommodations,
with several small dSeliDs-nouses, anh. IN
clude about IS acres plsntod In ornamental
trees and shrubs, rare and varied, forming .
beautiful PARK and lawn, with Ate fog mansion-
house.
Tho farm Is woa fenced and . large portion y
In permanent meadow and pasture and situated
ia one Of tho most desirable rslghtorhoods In
that section.
TsHns: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs Of suite
and expenses 81 snlo ani about ts,OpD W w. ".
ROane. trustee, and about ty)D 10 j. l. Tolta-
ferro, substituted trustee; and the baisnco on
credit Of sir. twelve, aud eighteen monihs;
giving bonds. with security, payable 10 J. l.
Taliaferro, special commissioner, with intsrese
from date.
W.P. RoANR. Trustee:
j. l. TALiAPRRRo, Substituted Trustee:
j. l. TAIIAFEhR0, special Commissioners.
AUGUST 4. 1870:
I.s v. Corpeii. deputy for 8. b chapmso~
ciefk IA he Circuit (ouYt for tha county, a
Gloucester ststo OF Virginia, do certify mat all
the bonds required by the above decree have
been given in accordance herewith.
s.v. CORBELL. ID. G..
Chairman. c O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
By n. W. Bowe,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ THREE SMALL But CoMrORTAbLs
FRAME DWELLINGS, on THE SOUTH sIpa
or BAKER STREET BETWEEN ST fkfEs
AND ST. PAUL STREETS BY AUCTiOS:-in
exection OF thu decree referred 10 below VIZ
soil By auction. on tho premises, ON
THURSDAY, Noysssss s. 1890
ssS O'Clock p. NJ, tho PROPERTY above ~.
ferrsd 70, coasts ing Of three small bus desi.
rabls and weiI-localed Frame Dwellings, ioesfe4
on the south side u Baker street. tetseen -
Peter sod 81 Paul streets. and well suited -
homes Tor persons Of moderate noana
TssHs; Ono fourth cash; and the residue g
an twelve and eighteen months for nososs vtto
inierest added, and the title retained By ~
court until all Of tho pureh sse-nnonsy shsn have
been pats. shiLif .. sustiDs
RxsyiNfx Hill, PLAISruS, AsAiSsr HUI Am
AtS. DsFsSpAxrs-lx yKB CHAxcnaY CounS
or fHn lffY OF kicHnoSD.
/ Charles w. 0oddtn, clerk Of sAid court. go,
MY that the bond required OF the special coan-
missioner BY the decree In sald cause Of iSth o.
tobsr 1870, has been duly given.
Given useer my hand shls 2S>n day Of ocsoeseI
iSS0
oc9 CuAhLdD W. 0oDDtA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
ny Denoon. Upper 4 Co.
Roal Estate Agents and Auctionoers,
s2i Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
TWO DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLINGS,,
Nos. Of. AND slo WEST CARY STREET,
BETWEEN
CHERRY AND LINDEN STREETS
AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THR SEW
CLhY.wARD MARKET.

By virtue Of decree u tho Chauccry Court
OF the city OF Richmond, entered on tho 18th day
OF October, 1880, ia the case OF curi, guardian,
ca Curd and ais., tho undersigned, special COM
missioner. will sell st public auction. on tho pro-
tniaea on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30

For scrofula,
Salt rhsum. etc,
Take Hoods 6ArsspsFAA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30

Mr.. Gladstone cannot or will not talk
down 10 the level of the average prince,
and in the presence OF the Queen he
bears himself with an air of proud hui
militv and manly Difference which is
sometimes embarrassing and not infre-
ouently ANNOYING to his royal mistress,
II is not 10 be wondered az, therefore,
that the great Liberal statesman IL not
favorate at court and that he IS rarely IN
vited there.
During the session Mr.. Gladstone is
very regular in his attendance at inc
House. One of his peculiarities is his
dislike of the inner lobby, which Is
always crowded with newspaper men,
ex-members of Parliament, and q few
others who enjoy the precious privilege
of being on the Speakers ISL;
When not actually engaged IN debate
but sitting as an interested listener Mr..
Gladstone has hard work to suppress
his natural inclination to Jump up ana
ioin in the frav and he has curious
habit of betraying his eageihess ana
impotence by grabbing his knees ana
clutching impressively at tne ar win
his long muscular fingers. Every mem
Der knows when MIR. Gladstone, is about
TO make an important speech, the event
being herslded by Mrs. Gladstones ap'
pearance in the ladies' gallery wnie tne
great man himself wears mower III us
coat and puts on the table Deiore mn
little bottle full OF thickisn yenoS
liquid. generally understood 10 90 a n AIM
OF egg Zip. It is made by MIS- o,ae !,
stone from her own secret recipe anu II
always has a wonderfully restorative ei
feet upon the orator.
Occasionally within the last lew year
symptoms Of deterioration have peer
noticed in Mr.. Gladstone's superb voice ice,
but when last heard in the House IL "a'
very full. strong, and musical ,..;
MIR. Gladstone is richly blessed n ha M
domestic relations. His wife has pe ss
hja devoted helpmate for more tnsn ni'l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
By Manning c. Staples Sc Co,
Real Estate and Loans

CtNStUs
u ID. HUI q Co. AuctIoneers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27
THE COURTS.

Yesterday was rather quiet II oour1
circles and very little Of interest took
place The district court will convene on
August J. Judge Balderstou. in the com
mon plea court yesterday heard al appli-
cation for the appointment Of a receiver
for the Journal Publishing company Ou
the motion Of the Fourth National bank
The decision was for the plaintiffs and
Attorney r " Humphrey Has appointed.
receiver By the court who Immediately
took charge Of the premises have frs
qualified By giving bond q :, co.
Nothing occurred n the justices courts
beyond the usual round Of civil work
The police commissioner met AZ the
usual hour bat found very little 70 Do eX-
cept the allowance q the current bIlL-.
The tgrnk=ys weekly report s1ows TIE
cash receipts for the week ending yes-er-
dAy al noon 90 have been $3.50 There
were thirty-seTen meals served. eighteen
persons coafned and seven day worked
There were II al thirty zrrests during The
week including several state cases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27

What Has Been Done in the Past Ter
Years for Their Benefit

What Has Been Done in the Past Ten
Years for Their Benefit
The association for the higher educa-
ton of women in Oxford has Just cele-
brated its tenth year of organization,
and is well pleased with the progress
made. There are now three mails for
women students in Oxford-Lady Mar
garet, SomeTvilIe and st. Hugns. The
life at the different halls is the same in
it's broad outlines, although each one has
its special characteristics. Each student
has one room, which is used at night for
a sleeping room and in the daytime for
a sitting room and study. The daily
routine of life az the college begins with
the chapel bell at O'Clock; breakfast at
quarter past s. Students linger in the
library TO chat and read the daily papers
for half al hour or so after breakfast,
but by $50 O'Clock most Of them have
gone off to read in their rooms, or 70
lectures IN the town
These are given either at the rooms Of
the association for women's education.
or at the mems colleges. The examina-
tons az Oxford ara known "a pass. % or
"hOnors.' The standard Of the former
is estimated 10 correspond with that Of
moderation" The "honors" examina-
tons either aim at a standard analogous
to the mems honor examinations-as in
the case Of literature and modern Ian
CJage-or are Identical with them, as in
the case Of the classical. mathematical.
natural science and modern history
schools. Most OF the teaching for the
pass" examinations and for the two
first honor schools Is given by uni
versity lecturers and tutors az the asso-
citation rooms. For the last four named
"honOr" examinations, the women stu
dents attend lectures at the mems col
leges, and read privately with university
tutors Honor students arc admitted 70
the Bodleian library.
Lunch at the halls Is an Informal meal,
which begins az ! O'Clock The afternoon
is mostly devoted 70 walks. tennis. boat
ing on the IrwelI, and other auussrnerts
-Four clock Is tea time, and TIE festive
time Of the day IN the halls. Tea par
ties are frequent, and guests come from
without as well from within the halls
At such entertainments shop Is tabooed
By etiquette. The time between tea and
dinner a given 20 work. Another hall
an hour after dinner il devoted 70 social
purposes: after that CORES evening pray
ers. and work begins again, to be earned
on for period long Or short, according
70 the discretion Of each student Coca
parties al 70 O'Clock l. a form q dlssIgs-
ticn that finds favor with the Oxford
girls. The students AZ the different hsil
meet a. Lectures. and they have q dehas-
inE society which holds fo-tniEhtiy dis
cussious Alternately az SoueTvIlle ard
Lady Margaret balls There j. al-o q
tennis match between th~Ea every term
Zach hal hss is OWL socieEles-Iiterarv
musical, political and historical -Bostoa
TFaTeier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27
Plea Tor Frox. ana sparre~.-

The Tact a at NIngpo has issued the
following proclamation tOagTicalturista,
in meter Of SIX syilabIes: Frogs are pro
duced IN the middle OF your fields: al.
though they are little things they arc
little human beings in form They cher
ism a life long attachment 70 their natal
soil. and az night they melOdiously sing
in concert with clear voices Moreover.
they protect your crops by eating iocusts.
thus deserving the gratitude Of the peo-
pie. Why 60 after darl< with lanterns.
schening TO capture the harmless and
useful things? Although they nav be-
nice savoring FOR your rice, il is heartiess
70 slay them. Hencefcrward IL Is for
hidden 70 buy or sell them. and those
who do so win be severely punished.
Sparrows. again. sing a. their seasons
sweetly in the trees. They are nc. ike
wolves, tigers or Ieopards. which may
take to inJuring men when thev grow
large. Why 60 cut with meta trying %
catch them all frorl tho hills and woodss
Know that for the strong 20 slay tho
feeble for food is the way & aid baazss
and rapacious birds Resist The lost q
your mouths and bellies fer raverv
meats, and thus act IN uuisou with
heaven, which loves % preserve life.
Both these sorts Of creatures you are Tor
hidden 20 catch from henceforrh. In
not fatter yourselves that after this
warning the punishment Tor disobe-
diencc vii be mild New Yysz TlmsA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27
THE SCHOOL BUILDINGS.

The building committee of the school
board held a meeting yesterday TO allow
bills and look over the cash in that de-
partmenr. The Sixth ward building at
the next regular meeting will probably De
accepted provided the report Of the com
nittee i adopted The Third ward build
ing Is under roof and plastering work
being done Il Will be ready for use AZ the
next school wear. The Fifth ward build
ing practically completed and the College
Hin building i making a foundation
showing.
Owing TO the new building member of
the board stated yesterday that few rooms
would be rented next year. The Item OF
rent last year was rather interesting one
and that would be cut down considerably
The change would not only cut down the
rent but would give much better rooms
and better accommodations The school
buildings, put up for that special use ara
much better suited than the catch - catch
can buildings over the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27
"EAT QUAKER OATS. g"

The special train of fifteen cars, loaded
exclusively with Quaker Oats, arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon. Their arri-
val was herelded in the morning by Sc
we're thunder storm northeast of the city.
which was nothing compared TO the com
motion which followed their arrival at the
Santa Fe union depot. The train i accom-
panied by Messrs. w W Douglas, one of
the principals in the CeriaI Milling com
pany, of Cedar Rapids Ia; P. B Schraye-
sand, travelling salesman for the Quaker
Oats in Iowa and Nebraska; ". W
Woods. of the Kansas and Missouri dis
trict, and J. c. Dietz, travelling agent of
the AtchiSou. Topeka & Santa Fe, The
entire train load of oats IS sold TO san
Francisco parties, and is at present en-
route for that destination, making short
lay-overs at the principal cities along the
line OF the Santa Fe The trip thus far
has not been without its incidents, and a
collision at Moingona Ia, was not the
least exciting. MI Douglas, in the
midst of the confusion, got some good
photographs of the scene. which viii De
incorporated in a souvenir Of the trip.
The vicinity Of the accident was previously
famous on account Of the heroic efforts Of
Kate Shelley 10 save the trains after the
washOut of a bridge.
The train is solid air brake and its uni
fornltv Is one Of its most attractive fea-
lures. Every car Is exactly alike and *
pIacarded four thousand times with Qua
er Oats" in water proof colors. Il presents
a very attractive and unique appearance.
Had it not been for the perfect equipment
the accident at MorngOnis would have
been much more serious. As it was, one
car WAS demolished but the others escaped
without injury. Mr.. Dietz looks after the
train in the interest OF the Santa Fe, and
secures every courtesy for It. The value
of the Quaker Oats on this train may De
roughly estimated at $1,000.
Upwards of fifteen hundred persons Wis
tied the train last evening and received
presents OF sample packages. fans and
other souvenirs. gratis. Fifteen hundred
families are eating Quaker Oats for break
fast this morning
The train continues its journey this af-
ternoon at 3 O'Clock. and up TIL that time
visitors are welcome and samples viii be
tributed free.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27

4 Tower EifeI entirely q dlarnonAs.
This sounds Ike dream The reality,
however. i Tot quite 90 dazzling a.
might be erpscted. and the model. which
is AZ exact reproduction q the original
monument. gains nothing in grace and
beauty o. outllne % make up fgr the ioss
Of grandeur and aze. As 10 b.. however.
il - very curious pioco q vgask. The
humber q diamonds nseced 70 sors1ri1cs
this fno.lei. Which measures fbirt7-nina
inches u height. e 1900. end taev ars
ses "a rows 81 tie silver FIrdera TIE
oaiv BITS q color about IL are tie l5Eef
platforms. both IL silver git ia two
shades q gold. the czazneled ezz1s ~ ths
four corse-a. sn4 the rllBy az.d ssepusrs
80 II ths Lzater8- when - hgnsasi ~
e..-ctricify and rsvoives - cLock work.
Ee2srs- Marin. PzTro q CO bvned u
obtain admission Tor their 5s,Tz.s4 tasssr
~ t1e eEbi 5ltion. but ~ vFaa courlsssi
TOO lste. 50 e g. shown % ths pubic 10
TIE Rae d. Ser g4llsrses Instead. Tie
test time 20 see i; - TIE evensnz. when q
clever aErzrgencent q siectrsc huraers
Ig6ts up rs ,szTsls sd ozuass them q
sparkle sr3 sa1as faGaf.eay usoru thza
II re cay ts11s. especial, = tt7 ssrni--fs-
&C 1r ross ual-1 slraeT ths fsfr rrsza
es ~ ard wh.1z zre trsIliz.ts = cof-
ral.e o-z1ty. Ibs rEIos psE upon s
T. 81. Js5.-Loa50r Ge@zn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27
A Dog T1..t Print. r.r-r.

Printing presses are usually r11n IN this
country BY steam power. By water po7v
e.. e.sctuc motors. and OF main steer = 3
ard aT sr3uess, b-1t the nacnlue
taat ZrI1-zs out Tns Plain City Dealer
Is r1E by dog power. = lar-e wheeI about
ten feet 10 cl4Eaetsr and aooszs t~o fee:
in vid-E Is co1uecce3 with the dr5vs
zheel - tie pre- " means q 3 BeiE
Cleats are PLACED z5o1t . foot agart o1
The inside - the wheel. zaerc j.. -
the Journalistic dog. wzlks his weary
rouud and tbus ozslses lie whesI - ~
volTe- Joe 14s Tun fBs pres fer z5eei
I've year.. asd hzs faithfully ezrred k4s
hzzh every @es<- L j. now atozt tine
for hIEz % &c and 70 =EeFs good eoEs
z-waTs 70, Ard t5s proprietor = T7ls
Dv4lsr L. casting zTg-z4 for saotaer ca-
nIz=- FaEE q J5s - shspseTd al TIE
rsst ia c5gz11o1. every czy e1g.--s-oiazs-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27
BRIDGE HESITATION.

The contract for the construction OF the
Chisholm creek Douglas avenue brldged
has not been signed a. Yet, although the
contract was awarded 70 Sawyer x Ran
Kin some weeks ago. An effort was 20 be
made 10 get the Electric railway company
70 put up One-third of the bridge which
would call FOR 3 SO. There i a dlsposi-
ton shown by some Of the council not 70
put in the bridge unless the company pays
for one-Jhird The company - far have
not conceded that there Is anything IN its
franchise compelling them 10 expend
money IN that way. The stockholders. a.
vet. have not passed a resolution 70 throw
money TO the birds nor 70 throw il any
where they are not compelled 70. The
hence the theorem" would De that the
company viii not Join the city IN bridge
building, in park identifying or II any
thing OF the kind