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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

Maine is taking official action IN re.
gard to destruction of forests. A cisa.
mission will investigate Just how much
timber has been cut from tho Maine
woods, Just how much the streams and
laies of the state have dried mp, aud
particularly what effect cutting away
woods frUm headwatrrs has had.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

bsder 10 show cause WY VIuef u SAlo OF
Real Estate should not be made
TOM ~. wALRER. THE ADNtNIs IRA.
- tor " She estate nf Tnomas Richardson
increased. hssiug Mod bis petition herein, dnly
teritd. pfsylng foe an order % ssle OF ~ tue
pefs,nfI anf real estato Of fat dscedrutl
mltoff, for the purposes therein sel fora, u 70
therefore, ofisrfd by tho judss Of sni touri
that Ill reftgns Interested ~ the estate .
ssif deceased, sppesr before the .nid Probate
Court on saturday. the ystd dsy q MAJ.
the Court I,oDm u said Probate Court 81 the
County Conrt tlouse, In the CITY aed County -
salt Lake. Utah Territory. 10 show cause WY
an order should not 10 granted 10 tue sald ~
frtaistrAt0r, 70 fcl 80 much Of all the personal
property and foal ssists % the tsid deesatti
At rfivate sale. A. shsii be vsces.sry, ana that
. copyof this order be publishei AZ lest tour
,utcsissc weeks IN tie prsa.tr hyLsisG
said City and 'ouniy.
Dated Apdl 2ilh, l-pl.
q. ". BARrCIi. Probate Judge.
IHsuifonY or urAu,l..
County Of salt tske.
iC.E. Alien. Cisrk Of the probats Court IN
AND for the County OF san Lskr, In the Terri.
tofy ~ utah, do hereby certify that the fore
gong 10 a fun, true AMI correct copy Of order
u show cause why order Of ,.leof real estate
should not se made, nled April siih, A. u. issi,
a. Appsars of record In ny once.
hand ard sfired tue seal Of said Court, this
;s.Ail q n. ALLEN,
by o. X. STANTON,
Deputy Cierh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

Leo Logerwell, of Celia, Neb., sends
to the Breeders Gazette sketch aud
description OF self feeder that fur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

o. ACRrs of No. LAND. ALL or
Oh wLIetis under cultivation. fenced and
y 1000 stand VI luecrn on the same. In Gran
yer. Apply At this once. psf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

rI,uE fiRM nERtToFouE EMITTING
Il under the name and style Of CuriHfo-
riipnsIS a CANNON. conducting a nursery
business In the city and icOunty 81 sslt Lake,
Territory Of ttnh, h this day dissolved BY mu
purchased ~. en- ire interest OF ilush ). Can.
non In the concern.
Dated April 10TH. is1i.
MsIi1IN cIinisTOrHERssS.
df iluGH J. CANNON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

ciruATioS ~ SICK NURSE IN A"Mon,
skiii. Apply al 80 W. Fourth North street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

rhs oil showman arc dcad-all Of
,hen--John Robinson. Adam Forepaush,
and now Rarnnin-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

HOUSES AND LOTS N HAZEL COURT
Ill on iifth South. between tifth Anl tihih
last sucels, ON easy isrms. Apply To car y,
Nielsen. dim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05


II Is well TO season your fowls morn
Ing meal with u bit Of salt and pepper,
but don't ovcrdo tho pepper business.
Don't use any moro than you would II
you were going to eat the mess yourself.
md use black pepper half the time at
least. The fact Is, ever since poultry
writers began TO recommend pepper for
fowls In winter, poultry has been pop
pcrcd too much; some iioclss have been
literally peppcrcd to death. This ever
lasting oyerlosing with red pepper Is
responsible FOR q good many cases Of
Group. A big dose OF red pepper heats
the fowls up, gives them regular
sweat, then they take cold as soon Us
exposed To tho outer air, and soon
the Group "breaks out" carries of
half. sometimes more. and the poultry
keeper growls about his "bad luck
The Northwest Horticultural, Agricult-
urist and Stockman.
The best treatment for wolves or war
bles In tho back Of cow IL the kerosene
cure. Pour the oil into hole mndo In
Tho lump under the hide. The wolves.
which are the lnrvm Of tho gadHy, will
speedily die. Do not saturate tho back
Of the COW too freely with the oil, how
ever, as 1t may make her sick. These
MARBLES injuro tho hide OF the animal
Tor market.
ID. s Thomas declares that an Indiana
clover field has IN II more OF the stuff
mat makes great horses than Ken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

ExCi.usivE. PRACTICAL. AND nE-roS
raised, TUNED and moved any distance. Oli
iuiidinFs bought, sold and torn down. Work
done IN any prr Of the Territory, utIlcr-si
and ~ scot Ausrharh hniiiiug 20. Noa Ola
UTAH HDUsE MOviN. COMPANY.
CuAh. X. fiNLDs, Lp Nhnkst
Manager rec. and TrcAa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
SALT LAKE NURSERY.

IT. IS. nEcoME soLs PROPRIETOR
i 4 Of the salt f.ass Nutser,, I am nov pre-.
mental tire = aud shrubs. Of bo,t quality
and NJ Lowest prices.
Sur,sry ons Iails south Of city iimi.s. on
d,t MARTIN cumsroraERsES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
LEGAL NOTICE..
In the Probate Court In and for salt Late
County,Tcfntory ~ Utah.
In the matter o. the Estate Of Thomas
Richardson, declared.

Real Esnie should not be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

u. s Thomas declares that an Indiana
clover field has In 1t more OF the stuI
vat makos great horses than u Ken.
tueky BLUEGRASS pasture hIls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
HORSE RACES.
Entries and Re...is, AT Guttenburg and
Clifton.
Following were the winners Of races

Following were the winners Of races
at Gutlenburg yesterday:
First race, fvc-eighths Il a mile beaten
hor>os-Rauc1cas first, Young Duke So ,oud
iopmast third Time l.O5lf
second race, six and q half furlongs-NOw
or Never htst. Gloster second, Irestle third.
Time 1924
Third race one ana one-sixteenth miles
Aliauow first, Iceberg second, ClamOr third.
Time l:j1l4
Fourth ilce three-fourths Of a mile, handi-
cap-N Oodcutter first, AutOerat second ,Capu-
hn iltird Time l.lSi9
tinh race, one mile, selliog-Sir George
first Guiideis second, Sandstone third. Time
100
SIKH race. seven oighths Of n mile, selling
-lafrick first, Not Guilty second, Eemem-
br0uce third. Time 1869
Entries at Clifton for tomorrow:
First race. hye-ciehths Of a mile. selling
Telephone, stranger ia: frankie r., George
H.. nramic, Washington, 10: Humidity,
lo9; sam Love. JOG; Mollic Iancher, 100;
Lacy lO1
second race one and one-elghth mile
Frank L., MiddiestOne, 81 John, Harrison,
Brian Born. Milton IOmbOv, Gender Balti-
more, Groomsnan, Longevity Hydcr Abad.
10
Third race. SIX ana one-half mrlongs. sell
ing-Batue Cry. lO7, Emma j 10i: Truth,
lO3. A. o.. d., Cascade, lntcrcs, (geldingy, iO2;
Maid II hllonWo1d. -, Second faYofile. ?.
it'Lt re- wv llilH hiiN a l""i 80 ! li'i ~
cHp-M 'cDe'n IT,, ll6. Al tarrOW, ll5; sal
Nut ia; Sparkling. lOi, Eminence, lG3; 30
n1ula. ,im1idi. lO2. outbound 10; Mid
dlestouc. tcartc, 81. kyrle b.. Nosburg. 96;
hrian hOio, Marpc lee, 90; Caramel nliyl,
81
Flnh race. one mile. sclling.-Outbound.
lOg. Sparkling. los. Grudarmr, lO4; starry
Ireland, l0l; quotation. lOi; Caramel. 50;
Midget. ST.
sixth Gee scvcn-cighths of "a mile aues-
vile. 100. /ct. 100. Lakewood. 10 Bella lOr,
TOO, kyrlc B.. lOU Planter. 100. j. j. OBJ.
100. Benefit. 1OO khafian. 100 Blsntyre.
100: Kentucky Ban, 100, Blue Grass, 100;
sterling 100. Dalscrian. 100. Prodigal, 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Cotton-Messrs.
Hubbard. Price &C0., in their cotton circular
tonight. say: "The spot demand in Liver
pool is very slow. only 5000 bales being
sold there today, and private adyices men,
ton an uneasy feeling in the market at the
close. Under free offerings from this
side the arrival market closed barely
steady at about per cent. decline from
yesterday. These adgNyfrfec ,b@ trade as ne
sharp demand to cover previous sales has
continued all day. absorbing the offerings
and the market closes steady az slight de-
cline from last evening spot cotton
was neglected and nominal; midling up
lands, 93zc. Receipts at ports to-day estl-
mated at 2S,Oo0 bales. against 21,39J
bales last week and l9,2l6 bales
last year. The transactions IN futures
to-day were $500 bales. Futures closed
irregular, being / to 3 points higher for
early mouths and slightly lower for late
months. as follows: January, 9.04; Feb
ruary, 9.0j: March. 9.lj; April, 9.2J@9@ ;
May. 9.34@93j; June. 9.4@9.ij; July,
95i(t3.Ij; August, . 53U9.ji; september,
93S0959; October, 9.26WJ.2l; November,
924W9.26.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady;
middliug uplands, j3-l6d sales, 5000 bales.
Futures closed steady; ]aLuary-februarY,
800; February-March. jO6WjOI: March.
April, $40; April-May, j.l30jli; May
June, j.lGGj.lT; June-July. j.ls@j19.
PrOduce-FlOur quiet no unchanged
prices. Wheat closed Irregular and lower;
spot sales NO. red winter, Sl.O63f; do.
January. SlOj. Corn firm; No. mNed
62c. cash; January, Gle. oats quiet; No. =
mixed, jl3fc cash; January, . fsc. Pork
dull. new mess, SlO.JO@$lO.1j. Lard
quiet; February, S6.12. Sugar-Reiined
dull; cut loaf ana crushed, 6Ac.; granu-
lated, Gi,c. Coffee dull; fair BIO cargoes,
49, e..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
eICmMOND TOBACCO ExCHANGr.

IKepOrted Tor the lines.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 24-No offerings of
t0bacc0s at auction on Change Saturday,
January -, 1891.
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change for the week ending Saturday,
January -, 1891: 1914 packages West Vir-
ginia bright tobaccos; highest price for the
week Si3.
No offerings Of loose tObaceos on the
breaks to-day.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
to-day: Wrappers, ~ hOgsheads; filters, 2j9
hOgshead; cutters. bOgshe9d; smokers, Al
bOgsheads; scrap, hOgsheads; dark tObac-
COS, hOgsheads. Total, 1872 hOgsheads.
Private sales reported to the secretary for
the week ending Saturday, January q, 1901
Wrappers, D hOgsheads; illers, 379 hogs
heads; cutters, 81 hogsheads; smokers, y
hogsheads; scrap, p hogshesds; dark to-
baccos, ~ hOgsheads; burleys, hOgsheads.
Total, 1oS hogsheads.
Ohee OF the tOsaseO inspector reports to-
day: Inspections, bright, - hOgsheads
dark, 10 hOgsheaGs; Western, - hOgsheads.
Rgiuspections. bright. hOgsheads.
10. the week ending Saturday, January
"A. 1897 Inspections, bright, 80 hogsheads
dark, - hogsheads; Western, A. hogsheads.
Renspcctons, bright, 337 hogsheads; dark,
/ hOgsnead.
Total sampling for the week ending Sat
urday, January "A, 1871; 500 packages.
Farmers, Wilson's Allegheny. Meals,
Dayenports, shelburne's. Seabrook's aud
ShOckOe warehouses report to-day: Re-
ceipts, VI hogsheads; deliveries, 2as hogs
heads; ! fierce,
Same warehouses, with Virginia, Jones'
CFenshaw's and Planters and Merchants
added, report for the week ending satur.
day. January -, 1891: Receipts, 392 hogs
heads; deliveries, 6YI hogsheads; = tierces
and boxes.
Excess Of deliveries over receipts for the
week ending Saturday, January "a, 1871
| 800 hogsheads, tlerces and boxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPERATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.
Noeo nc Richmond and


ttuatIon Of robF al Sott'
Other Important Gem
the New York and Liverp.
Markets-Prsyisiops and Grain.
NRwYoIK Jan. 2i.-Money closed easy.
> per cent. the only rate OF The day. Ex-
change closed steady; posted rates, 4sj@ 4SS;
actual rates, 49, for sixty days and 1861
for demand. Governments steady; cur
rency, SIS, 100 bid fs, coupons, 100 bid;
as do, 1913 bid.
The stock market was very dull and iluc-
tuatiOns narrow in the two hours Of busl-
ness to-day. The sales for that period az
gre gated only $3.50 shares. Il. Paul,
Union Pacific aud Chicago gas were the
most active. The opening prices were
slightly lower. Delaware and Hudson were
especially weak, opening per cent. lower.
During the early dealings there was "A fur
Their slight decline in prices, but under the
lead of Chicago Gas there was a subsequent
rally, the stock named advancing
IA per cent. Toward II o'clock the market
sagged, and at the hour mentioned prices
were at about the opening figures. In the
closing hour to noon the only feature was
tne s1S"- trust. That speculative advanced
is. Inc rest OF u'e list varied but slightly, |
Notwithstanding the iact tbat tae bank
statement was favorable, aud showed an
iucrpas So in the reserves Of 81 NJ. 1OJ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

J. |fulldieIlnlh llints.I
The proposed amendment to the divorce
ACT of is5S. offered in the Legislature by
Mr.. Ritter. OF this city, will. if 1t should be-
come law, correct the oversight Ia our
divorce statutes TO which the Times has re-
pea cd. called public attention. The bill
mas evidently been carefully drawn 50 as
NOT 10 make our divorce laws any less -tfln'
cent. but 10 reach only those cases where
manifest injustice would otherwise be done
women. ltapp.ies 10 no case except thal
Of a woman who was an actual citzen OF
this state M the me OF her marriage, ana
who has been forced 20 resume her cue IL
shi here bs reason Of the husbands deser-
tion or by such gross misconduct on his part
as would clearly entitle her TO divorce.
The bill iurtner requires, ia addition 70
publication now required by law, where the
guilty party is nonresident, that tle
Court shall not grant divorce IN any sueh
case until satisfied by proof that the de-
f-ndant had had actual notice Of such pro
ceednes and "A full opportunity to make
defense. IL Is, In this respect, more strih-
gent than the old law, which. in case the
respondent is a nonresident and cann0, De
personally served, allows constructive ser
| Vice by publication only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
a, -sed a tract OF thirty.
'he defendant on
-, -sperty to be
90 they
fgn IN.

claim mat they pufcn.
- "tit. OF l1nd from
Aptii '. ltS9. believing the L.
i'v .l thcumpfaucrs. and thar intes
ett W ptN Two Judgment Hens on the r.
NY amounting To 500
., IDticf courf-Iewis Braxton. alias " H.
'',',,S cpi.red boy, appeared yesterday
~ niins on me charge Of having stolen nom
~ res lambert gold watch. worth SIS,
HnI 80 ia MONEY. The latter stated that one
lithl IN December last The watch was faken
from MN while asleep I'm q house on Jackson
street. between Second and 1hifd streets. and
ihH hc woke mp when the accused Tried 10
sneak ont OF the room
Policeman Wren testified that he had
found The watch Ia Lizzie ScOtt's possession.
VINO had redeemed 10 from Mrs Luther John-
son, win whom BIaIton had pawned the
watch.
LIZ scot' described how Iambert came
10 loose DIS watch in her house. and how size
susp' cien HuNtou who had slept that night
in her Kitchen. TO hay stOcu the watch lie
nfsl denied 90 bat nnally admitted the THEFT.
lir ti.cn went 90 Norfolk where he was ar
rested.
brlXfCn. when placed ON the stand. said
keeping, and tuat he carried 10 TO AIS. JOnn-
son.
BHIton was sent on 10 the grand iurv.
William ii. Harris was CHARGED with as
saultng and throw ng hot water on Tony
ausdou The latter stated that about two
weeks ago, while az Miller's bar room, he
got INTO am alteration with Harris. who
threw him ON the floor and poured boiling
water ON hlm lic was confined 10 his bed
for about TWO weeks hy his injuries. Harris
was iin 70 $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
ASHLAND.


.De,crat,. to u,e =. y. &. A. Convention.
-tr,monis-% uiding Association.
ASHLAND. VA. Jan. 2i.-.special---
Tine Randolpb-Macon college Association
b.. elected The following delegates TO The
y..n, Mems Christian Association an
I,ncDbur,. 900 February l2ib: 10 g. Arm
.,ronr. ID. IN. Kern, and j. H.. omilh; al,
t.rnatcs. Il. s. Baughan, =. & olaIAe' anu
patent benches are being placed IN l inc
lecture buildings OF Randolph'M@con coy
R.y.E.H. Rawlings, Methodist minister
-.1tioncd here. Ten several days ago Iol
prnr.ni.f county lie was married OF
"wednesday ID Miss Fannie fo"eI; a ne.
r.nf,on wil Doe given the BRIDE ana srooi'
,,.i,r ,heir return next Tuesday. ,,
-rne Ashland Local Board OF tue N@t'o"",
p'i1dinr and Investment Association Of
I,r,'nia. mentioned in Tue INKS oi so ~.
d,,.ag0. has now been organi1eu wiz 81. .n'
c.ilo,vin, oncer,; W. c. smith Piesiueh'
ID n COX. vice. president; !. u. Ene1.' sot
rriary. q. +. Delarue, treasurer, H. a. sui
fuu attorney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

VIRGINIA cor SINS. BY G.. Brown GOOde.
Ior SHE Dos u. W. Randolph a. English
.lice 50. This is AN excellent study of the
ancestry and po7terty of John Goode, Of
Wh.tDy, "a Virginia cOl0nl-t OF the Seven
tecnth century, with notes upon related
families: a Key 90 southern genealOgy, and
"a hi,tor, Of the English surname Code,
Cloud. GoOle. Oh Good from has 90 49,. The
preface is by Mr. Z. A. Brock, ocretary OF
the Virginia aud southern Historical So
c.ctie..
Tm PLuNGER. by llawley smart. D..
b. Lppincou Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price ID cents.
WAR AND The WEATHER.. BY Edward
Powers. G.. J.. j.. Powers, pelaYan, Wis.
Price. 81. IL is an interesting volume, Civ
ms evidence that artillery firing sets in ope-
ration certain motions and forces that cause
condensation of aqueous YapOr, thus bringing
rain.
A COUNTRY BOYS CENTENNIAL AND
LITTLE BUTTONS. by -. McAllistcr Os-
borne. illustrated. BeDnd Company, New
1rt. Price, 81.
4 SENSITIVE PLANT. b. l.. and d..
G- ard. Applctou'- Town and Country
Library Series, New York. Price, % cents.
scHmNER', MAGAZINE for February.
-cubuei's sons, New } orb. Price, - cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

Office OF the collector Of the United states
internal revenue reports collections Tor the
city Of Richmond to-day as follows: Tax
paid on cigars and cigarettes. St3iiG);
tax paid on tobaccos. So fjt 81; special,
Sil.2j. Total, S6.Sl3.7S.
Internal revenue collections FOR tine city
OF Richmond for the week ending Saturday.
January -, 1891: Tax paid ON cigars and
cigarettes, Sii,O10.0J; tax paid on ,obaccos.
sle, 40 30; special. Si1.2j. Total, S2S, 1876. 90.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange sat.
ttdaf. January, -, 1901: William Mat
lhews. Louisville. Ky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25


Those who thought that the Irish quarrel
VoIld have thrown back Home Rule dis
-u-tcd the Liberal leader, and be a sutli-
Gent Justification for Lord salisbury dissol-
wing Parliament viii De rueely awakened
by the results Of the llartleDOol election on
tuesday. 10 mas been as decisive a victory
FIR Mr.. Gladstone almost as Kilkenny it,
sit. The vacancy was caused by the death
0i the late member, Mr.. Thomas Richard
SON. no was Liberal, but deserted Mr..
GladstOna in 1856 and became a promi-
neut member Of the LIBERAL nl0nsts
Association. and hence follower
of the Goshen-C Chamberlain Harrington
Alliance. He was a popular man and
head Of the marine engine building firm Of
Thomas Richardson * son. He first won
the constituency from the Tories in 1874 As
a Liberal. and, consequently, in 1850 and in
l..j. during which years he sat in Parlia-
meut as a supporter Of Mr.. Gladstone. In
1856 be was opposed 90 Home Rule for Ire
land, aud sin carried bis seat against his
former leader by 9l2 Of majority IN a poll
of D. $50 electors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

FOR RENT


MEDIUM Nh d HOUSES
NO 40 west Broad street, store and dwell
ue. s. 100 per amman.
$50. 1Oli c.at Leieh street. lce brcI, dWe 70
Iu4. 500 pcfHnuum
10. B32 north touttu street ucW huck
dwelling $500 pen uuuum
SO. II MOiii, street. dWclllne. eight rooms,
$50 lcr aInun.
SO Si6 Brook avenue, new urca IWrIlluE,
$40 per auuun.
So. II east Duval street, new brlc6 dwell
iug 500 per anuuln
40 1903 west Man shrl street. neat frame
dw"llu., $50 pcrannun
SO. 1910 west Cary street new frame
dwelling $50 per annum
so. Il.6 north second street. store and
dwelling, $50 per annum.
so. 1913 Ch1ihu street. new frame dwell
ing, ei2O per auuum.
80. l4s north Fifteenth street. frame
dwelling four rooms, J2O per anuum.
Lester street near Louisiana, ave room
dwelling, 500 per aunum
30 40 north Eighteenth street, brick
dwelling seven rooms, 40 por annum.
Thirteenth street near Leigh. frame dwell
ing, 100 ger nnnum.
SMALLER HOUSES.
40. 1O7 Charity street BRICK store, = per
so 1920 east cary street. brick dwelling.
No, 1924 east Cary street, brick dwelling,
- per month
80. HOS north Eighth street. detached
frame dwelling, 500 'per month.
40. 1919 north rwcn y->eFenth street,neat
frame dwelling = per month.
No. 32O6 y street, detached frame dwelling
$3.50 per month.
40 2O3l Moore street, frame dwelling three
rooms S. per month.
So Hill street, near ST James street. 50
per month.
SO. 1909 Richard street, neat frame DWELL
ing, 81 per month.
DEMON, UPPER & co.
ia 25-lt S2l Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

4 syndicate bias been ilriS % % subscribe
funds for the completion of The Roanoke
southern railroad t0 Roanoke, Va. The
amount. understood 90 be- something liz
sG0U1O. was readily subscribed, and tle
promoters o. the syndicate stated thai sub
-cripfion. were offered 100 excess of the
amount required. Bonds Of the company
wore deposited for tue loan. with am opuon
g., thp subscribers 90 take them at pf e..
r.e completion OF the road into Roanoke Is
assured
rhe Rriarhell, Bloctou and birmingham
branch ol tine last tennessee, virginia ana
Georgia railroad is nlw practically O. 'n-
Melted. The branch extends from Monte
v,llo. on Che main line. 10 Biocion, thirty
tbroe miles. aud thence 90 Birmingham,
Ala. twelve miles. 10 viii be in full ope-
ration by February ISL
The statement Of the Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railroad Company for the glonth
of December shows Earnings. Sj3Owi
less interest aud sinking fund, $4,000; de-
icioncy. - lOo. This deficiency Is princi-
plllY due 10 The strike, which has now been
settled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
OTHER IMPROVED PROPERTY.

No. 1l6 east franklin street nteen rooms.
modern improvements
No. al east clay. Brick House. three
Stories, thirteen rooms, modern Improve
Nos Cos go. 6l2. 0ii Mouth Sixth street.
nllcA Two stories. eight rooms. modern Inn
prov Cmsuts
Nos. 1870, 1922. 1924 east Main street.
three stories.
Tyler.
ami tyler
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
IN LIE COURTS
shoe Company Chartered-Many suits
EgOughf.

CVy Circuit CoiUt-Judge Wexford ysstes
la, Granted chatter 10 the Wingo. Elicit
q Crulnp shoe Company. The capital stock
* TO DE NOT less than Sl25 900 nor more Than
S}OO %. The officers oi The company for The
fir-i wear are: Charles r. MingO.p caitcni; j.
ID. Cfump. srcret5Iy and treasurer ifec-
t,rs. &. J.. " MO. John tIcu, J. ID. Nrump.
John o. Cary J. D.. ~ oodw
A q. Elliot aud Joseph b. Mitchell. part
ncis 90 trndc. doing business uuder the him
name of A a. Elliot a Co., a Pniladeipuia'
nave brought suit against the J. /. hill Pub
fishing Company, Of this CITY, for "Iu 10
They lay thrif damages al $500.
4. !. T.. and Il a. Siuarl. Of Philadel'
phia, have brought suit iOg debt against hfa
stella G. French. lately a member 81 The ntm
of French 4 crane. The amount involved u
$40. IS
Mis-. Mary =. Gresham. her three sons
lanes A. Gresham. x. ". Gre sham, and Jos
eph - Gresham. and Mrs. Margaret Il. Ores
hamthe widow Of a fourth son, Tho only heir
at-law OF the late John H. Gresham, have en-
tered suit agains. kate a. nOdson, execu'ria
of Johu = IOdsOn, deceased, 10 recover dam
ages 10 the amount Of $1,000. Pl1inun'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
norlbs s. corner


Nos. 10 and 10 south Eighteenth street.
Brick Factory.
No. 2ll3 east Broad, Brick House. seven
rooms and kitchen.
70. ol6 north Ilnftieth street. Frame
House. six rooms
nos. it2 and tlt north Twonfv-fourfh
N.,tl. ftame Houses, modern improve
nenis. good repair.
no. x3o1 east Frankiin. Brick House.
'NtNr rooms, modern improvements.
iN,htN seventh street between [ and v
Two houses. very small
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