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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
ByN. W. Bowo.
Real Estate Auctioncer.
MISSIONER'S SALE
OF
AN EXCELLENT Two-STORY FRAME
DWELLING
ATTHE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CATHERINE AND
MONROE STREETS,
THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
THOMAS G. WYNN,
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue Of tho presently-mentioned decree /
will sell by auction. on tho premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1891,
az 80 o'clock p. NJ, the COMFORTABLE AND
VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING above refer
red 20, containing six or seven rooms, besides n
detached brick kitchen. with three rooms, and a
good brick stable In the rear. This property Is
well located and can be made by small outlay
a most attractive home, or II can be easily con-
yerted into two tenoments, which would rent
well The lot on which the house stands fronts
37L1 feet on Monroe street and runs back along
the north line Of Catherine street about $50
feet.
For residence or investment purposes this
properly presents an opportunity that should DO
eagerly embraced
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance nc six,
twelve and eighteen months, for satisfactorily
endorsed negotiable notes, with interest added,
and title retained. GEORGE u. HAW,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
WEDNESDAY. MAY ID. I


By J. Thompson Brown t..
Real Estate Agents gGi '.
1Il3 Main s.r...
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p. S. The Brooklyn Grays were IN q
Twentv-third Virginia regiment, Colon
Taliaferro commanding.
The record-union., 1891-09-19

again through the labyrinth of halls and
over the ruinous stairways to the roaring
of the ''lorries'' in the street below.
Hating in bitter disappointment on the
first landing, a door / had not previously
seen stood open. Some vagrant impulse
bade me enter, I found within it one
desk, two chairs and bluff, hearty
weather-beaten Englishman, the sole fur
nishings. But I also saw over the an
cient fireplace an almost effaced symbol
of my own loved land, which had es-
capped ali other eyes for thirty-fve years.
TO me something like sudden glory en-
veloped lonely desk, chairs, weather
beaten Englishman and ancient fire.
place, for | stood where Nathaniel Haw-
thorne had struggled with official life in
England for four mortal years.
EDGAR l.. WAKEMAN.
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MAGDALEN.

VIII the Law never reach the Betrayer
With something akin to rod?
Will the wronged and the ruined ones prayer
Never bring her the mercy of God?
She had fed from the home of her childhood
Her home by the sea-beaten shore,
Where the sweet, merry songs OF the wildwood
Were bent with the pillows loud roar.
Never rudderIess wreck on the ocean
More helpless or hopeless could be
Than this waif-midst the City's commotion-
Adrift on Humanity's sea.
All the light of her life hath departed
The dreams of her girihOod hath fed
AS she steals through the streets broken
hearted,
To wish, ia her heart, she were dead!
With name and a fame that are blighted,
No mercy, no help greets her here:
Yet twas only last May that she plighted
Her troth to the man she held dear.
And the villagers all said, "Her beauty
Has made a good market for she,n
While her lover spalIe much of Loves duty
To wed without heed OF degree"
But the more she made plain her believing,
The more she disclosed of her faith,
All the more he was bent on deceiving-
Deceiving as cruel as Death.
Let Mercy touch those who are ''holy"-
Whose Charity reacheth to heayn
So that Magdalen, wretched and iowly,
May be by her judges forgiv'n
BY Colin Rae-Brown.
The record-union., 1891-09-19

MOTHERS give Angostura Bitters to
their children to stop collie and looseness
Of the bowels. DR.. j. G.. B. Siegert &
Sons, sole manufacturers.
The record-union., 1891-09-19
A Good Man Goes Wrong.

"Smithers used to be a good nov elist
before his baby was born"
How did that affect his work?';
His style was ruined by the books he
had to read to the youngster. His last
novel began: What is this? This is
our hero. Is he blonde? Yes he is
a blonde. and his name is William Will
kins. do not think William Wilkins is
a pretty name; do you? You do? Well.
SO did Maud Brompton. See the house
with the green shutters. That was where
Maud Brompton lives with her aunt.
Have you an aunt?'p
"What a shame r'-Harper's Magazine
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The Engine of Civtlizatlon

Brilliant city editor-What did you finC
out about that alleged murder?
Brilliant rep porter-Nothing.
mo facts at all?''
'sNot fact.n
s.No rumors?n
s'Not rumor."
"Then keep itdown to two columns. ~
New York Weekly.
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FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER,

When they will be opened and the contract
awarded to the lowest bidder and most re-
sponsible party. Bids must be accompanied
by q certified check equal in amount to per
cent of the amount of the bid The board re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids. All
bids should be addressed TO the Secretary ofthe
State Capitol Commission, marked: bids for
granite steps in Capitol grounds"
E. z. JOHNSON, JR
Secretary Board OF State Capitol Commissions
erS. se5-5tS
VlHE WEEKLY UNION IS ONLY 81 90
I per year.
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A Nan of Exnerience.

Rural youth-'Whats them things
called?"
Dealer-'These are bicycles"
"I've seen 'enl, but I couldn't think O.
the name. I'd like ter ride one."
''Can you ride a bicycle?"
"0f course. Nothin' ter do but sit on
top an work the wheels; that's all, amt
it?''
Eyes, but you are apt to fall at first"
"S'pose do. Can't do no more than
hit the ground, can I?''
No"
''Then what's to hurt?n
''You might come down hard, you
know"
''But it's only the ground-no knives or
things like that on the thing, is there?n
"Oh, no."
'Nuthin' to worry bout, then. Pve
druv hayrake."
The record-union., 1891-09-19

A storm had suddenly risen from the
southwest. 1t descended with a torrent
of rain, a resistless furry of wind and
crash of thunder.
Viola was sitting at the window. She
glanced out upon the lake. She beheld its
surface lashed into foam, and horror
stricken, she beheld something else.
A boat, midway between the peninsula
and the shore, nearest the hotel had sud-
denly capsized under the fierce blast.
For an instant human being was visi-
BILE amid the foaming waters, but soon
disappeared.
Viola descended to the veranda, her
face deadly white.
Several men dashed past, and upon the
wings of the storm she heard one of them
say:
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AS THEY DO IN SPAIN.

AS THEY DO IN SPAIN.
Rain. rain-a week of rainI
And the sky is dull, and the dripping trees
Sigh and sob and cry with pain.
But the birds are daft, singing songs like
"Coo-oo,oo! Coo-oo! I'm glad. Aren't
Coo ooo-ool Coo oot Why can't you do
As they do in Spain
When it rains let it rain:
Coooo-ooi Coo-oo!'
Drip, drip on the window,pane!
And the tall old trees. full of shadows cold,
Moan ana groan III the misty rain.
But the birds are blithe, trilling chorus bold:
"Drum-rum-thrum Drum-thrunl Don't
be so glum!
Drum-rum-thrum! Drum-thrumi When
troubles come
AS they do in Spain
When it rains let il rain
Drum-rum-thrum Drum-thrum p
Clouds, clouds in a leaden sky!
While the winds make moan, and the trees
complain
With floods Of tears. Never heed Close by
"We-whe-wht! We-whit! In the rain
wo-whe-whIt! we-whit! Don't care
Like the grandees of Spain,
When II rains let il rain
We-who-whit! Wc-whit!
Cold! coldl The wind blows keen,
And the mournful boughs throw their
shadows dark
On the scared wiidhowers that dropping lean
On the bare brown trunks of the trees.
Bat bark
''Che-che &c Che-chel Why shouldn't we
AS they do in Spain,
When it rains let il rain.
Che-chC-ee! Che-che ~
Night night! VIII the storm not cease?
1t has beaten his breast it has torn his nest;
But my bird and have JOY and peace.
Through the storm ali night we Will sing
our best:
'TTala-la! TEa-la! How glad we are!
TTa-a-la Tra-la ! You'd better by far
Live with US in Spain
When it rains let it rain.
Tra-a-la Tra-Ia -
-Hetta Ward, in Harper's Young People.
MOTHERS give Angostura Bitters to
their children to stop collie and looseness
of the bowels. Dir. j. G.. B. Siegert &
The record-union., 1891-09-19

CoUGHs, colds and sore throat quickly
relieved by Browns Bronchial Trocbes.I .
25 cents box.
The record-union., 1891-09-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STATE
~ CapitoI Commissioners, Sacramento. The
Board of State Capitol Commissioners, by an
Act of the last Legislature, were directed to
advertise for bids for the completion of the
ten tiers OF granite steps in the State Capitol
grounds by contract. Said bids must include
the material now on hand. The work must
be completed IN accordance with the present
plans and specifications and in workmanship
equal to the work heretofore done on said
steps. Plans may be seen and specifications
had upon application 10 the Secretary
of the Board at the Governors Office in the
State Capitol building at Sacramento. Bids
viii be received up to / o'clock the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-31

Sole fogar bic hamburger Na6ridz
ten, bas Organ hes felt ieiner Gnt'
laHung trineipieq gesen MQes, mas
bonn &aiier WiIbelm II. unb ieinen
neuea &el6stan3Ier ansgebt, opponis
reuben Ct &e'6sfauslers, ibre bebiuz
sun9sloie 3uitlmmaag gu osr proiscs
tirten &eform geben.
IS f1eint bemna6, ba NIT Quss
nabme einiaer alter 8amaf6enbelben,
bic gegen NQes o%pponiren, mas neu 1T,
Niemano gesen bteie Neuerung e~intritt,
als oh bieielbe fdon in nabe beborftes
btnber 3eit 3ur Sur6fhbrung gelansen
tperbe.
Mobin ioa bos aber i6lisBli@ fib=
rers Gaum miro 9euti6lanb oieie
N%euerun9 eingeftbrt baben, bann Derz
ben bic anberen MiIitdr Staten bies
8eilpiel na9abmen unb bic Golge bas
BON pirb i6lieBli6 ieiu, baB fi6 in
benz friber ober fpdter ermarteten nbez
uoritebenbeu 9ries" nod elm paar @il.
lionen 5treiter mebr gegentberteben
Derben. als bisber bere9net tpurbe J.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-31

genieurs. IS tpirb bierbur6 aur
Bfi6t bes @itp .Snsenieurs sema9t
unb berielte wiro bterout6 ermdhtigt,
bic Nnlage, ben Bau uno bic &eparatur
BON 5eitentpegen innerbalb Der etabt.
grensen bon San Nntonio gu Ieiten,
su beauiiGtieen unb gu eontrolirea, uab
ft6 oapon gu tiber5eugen. baB aue ber'
artigen Nrbeiten in uebereinftimmurq
nit benz Jreibrief Der Stabt unb ben
f9 bierauf be3iebenben fiGotii9en 8erz
oronuneen ausgefibrt uerben.
SetttDn 2. Wenm irgenb cine
BeriOn ober Corporation irgeno cine
Der 8eiiimmuusen Dieier Srbinan3 pers
Iebt, lou er zines 8~ersebens f9ulbig
era6tet unb mad erfolster 8erurtbeis
lung bor benz &eforber nit elmer @elb
ftrofe BON ni6t unter aebn Dollars
$4,000 unb ni1t iiber ginhunbert
Dollars ($100. 00) beleet perbeu. unb
tpenn bieie Gtrate nebt ben Soften
ni6t iOiOrt be3ablt miro. ion bic be-
trefenbe Perfon nit elmer 9aftitrafe i'm
fdotif9en @efdugnib BON ni9t lnebr
als 80 Saaen belest tperbeu.
@s pirb ferner beftimmt, baB nenn
irsenb cine COOPERATION bieie genim.
mungen perleBen ipnte, He our 3ablung
Der borermdbnten @elbifrafe Derpli6tet
1T, bic auf benz Wege Der 3mangs=
D%olfredung erboben perbsn iou. Nu.
Berbem iollen aue bic 8eamten, Nn.
geitellten unb iontmie In irgenb einem
3uiammenbang ftebenoen B~ebienlteten
elmer iolden Corporation baftbar iein
unb bic i'm Worfebenben feftgeiebtea
Strafen au gemdrtigen baben.
Nngenommen unc gebiQigt ben 26.
Gttober 1891.
8rDan @aIIagban,
Nttefirf: Maprr.
6. g. @laubon, Staots @lert.
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Watk far MRtterI

Dor iber 5OSabren idon ipusbe Mts.
WinsioD's SOOTHING Sprup BON MiIs
lioneu BON Mtttern beim 3ebnen Der
2inber aneerenbet. Wirh Du i'm
S9lafe bur@ bas S6reieu eines Rinbes
geii6rt, bas i'm 3ahner III unb Dor
S4meraea tueints Mena 10, Iafe fcfprt
etae Slafde bon sNlrs. Minslop's 500.
thing gprat~ foltn. gein @ertb lit un.
be3ablbar. &c pirb benz fIeinen 2eiben.
ben iofOrt 2in6erune berf9afen. Ser.
lGBt Sud barauk Wttter, es 1T tein
3peifel 6ardber. IS beiIt 9pientern
unb 9iarrbDe, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie Nierett, beieitist Winb Rclit, cts
tpei1t ben Gaumen, Derbinbert @nt3nns
5une unb itdrtt bas eanae Spfem.
,Wtrs. Winslotps Soothing Syrup
fur aabnenbe Rinber lit ansenebm In
@ef6mof unb bas Meaept ftammt bon
einem Der beffen peibliGen Ner3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. @s lit bel alien
Srugsiifen in Der ganaen Welt aa bas
ben. Breis Is Gts. Der GIafde.
Rauft ui6ts anheres aIs Wirs. Wias,
Ions 9ootbing Sprup.
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gs lei perorbnet bur1 ben Gtabtratb
Der Stabt @Qa Wntpnip:

Gs fei perorbnet bur1 ben Gtaotratb
Der Stabt San Mntonio:
@ettiDn l. @s ioQ in 3ufunft
fir Sebermann, einerlei ob 5u SuBe, gu
pferoe, ober in reip. auf einem Magen
ooer Gubrwert irgenb welder M,t, uns
geieBliG fein, Mot an3ubal:en ooer f6
5u meigern oies 3u tbun, tpenn bic be-
trefenbe perfon bur1 ben Signal.
ober Glagaen > Mann elmer gilenbabn
an Der Greu5ungsfele elmer fpl1en
gaba nit elmer Der StraBen iunerbalb
Der Gtaotgrenaen bon San Nntonio
ba3u aufgeforoert miro. Sebe petiou,
melGe irgeEb cine Der 8efimmuneen
Dieier Srbiuana periebt. ioQ zines Ser
eebens f6ulbig erahtet unb nod ers
folster 8erurtheilung burd ben Rstor,
Der nit elmer Celebrate ni9t unter aebn
Dollars $4,000 unb niht iber Sin.
bunbert Dolats ($100.0 0) belegt mers
ben, unb menn Dieie @elobuBe nebft
ben Soften nidt fofort be3abIt mirb, 10
fo0 Die bstrsffsnbe perion nit elmer
0aftErafe bon nidt mebr als breibig
Sasen i'm tdbtilden @efdngniB belest
perben.
Nngenommen unb gebiaigt ON 26.
Ottober 1891.
BrDan @allagban,
Wtteftirt: Wapor.
6. g.. @Iaubon n, Gtaotsglert
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Galifpruia,g9etme.

Weinltebbaber inben ein grobes Sos
get BON feinen california : Weinen bel
Serrn s. s. Meper ON Nlnmo
plaaa. 9err Meper iudt bic Meine
an Drt nnb etele aus u1.b fauft brett
aus benz 2eler ter Weinaii9ter. Mls
gutem 3enner selingt es Tim ifets, bic
beifen Sprten au%saumdblen. St lam
feline Runben una 6amilien nit einens
guten Sropfen perfeber. Rotbs unb
WeiBmeine in poraa9I,9er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
tns 6aus seltefert.
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&err 6. S. Naiaer, $50. 2l7 Oh.
0Ouion , StraBe bdlt tets bas bolls
tOmmenfe Eager In 3ei6enmaterta.
lien, 3apeten, Garben, @las, SpieeeI.
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, GirniKea unb allen
3ei@neus unb NaIersn tenRlien. Riiut.
lerii1 ausgefibrte 8ilber uno 5tatuets
ten &C. inb In einei iebensnertben @aIs
lerie our Nnfi6t unb aum 8erfauf ouss
geifelt. Sn &apeten unb 3immerbeto,
rationen III bas @el6madpo1fe unb
Reuefe bort su inben.
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8utflenS Qlruica gafbe.

Die bette 9a1be Der Belt fir @dnttte, Nueti6unz
gen, @efamfre, 5ieberz unb Santzgu8i4las, Sledte,
betten furirt SdmprrbDtben pber teine 8e3ablunS.
Sbatse 3ufrtebenbett %saranttrt pber haS Gelb wtre
5uldderitdttet. 25 Gents pie SdadteI. Gum @ertauf
IN allen Qprtbeten. abplpb Dreib, Ibpmpipn s. Co.,
Wtole1ale.
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glue Oroiuaua,

B~eftrafun9 berieni9en p%erfouen,
mel1e es unterlaHen ober fi@ tpeis
germ, an5ubalten, mean fe bur6 ben
6lo9gens ober Signal. Mann elmer
@iienbabn on Der 2reu3ungsfeQe Ell.
rer iol@en nit elmer StraBe inners
bal6 Der S~tabtgren5en BON San Mns
tonic baau aufgeforbert werben.
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Deutihe sspb Office.

Deuti6e, fopie enslii6e Druid UT.
beitea merben prompt unb bilig bers
fertigt bon Sobn S9ott, go. Z
Nrr6 prefas 5traBe. Quftrdge
urn auBerbalb erbeten.
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uSI SbuUt1tSu0e uuu Suu Nuluilu
unter Der Muff9t, 2eitung uno Cons
troQe bts fdotif@en Sngeuieurs.
Sci es bur9 ben Stabtratb ber Stabt
San Mntonio p%erorbnet:
Settion |. MemJ BON iebt ab
innerbalb Der Stabtgrea3en BON San
Mntonto irgen6 elm Seitenneg bon it,
9enb elmer perfon ober irgeno melGen
Perionen anaelsst, eebaut ober repa.
rirt uerben io1, 70 iol bas unter Der
NufR@t, Geitung unb @ontrole oes
itdbtii1en Snseni2urs unb ni@t anbers
gef6eben. IS fol- BON nun an fur
Sebermann unb iebe Corporation uns
geiebli9 iein, innerbaIb Der Stabt.
grenaen BON San Nntonio eineu Seiteii,
meg au3rlegen Ober au repariren, obne
autor ben ftdbtif9en Sngenieur babon
unter genauer Nngabe bes Ortes uno
Der 3eit, au uel6er berielbe angelegt
ooer reparirt meroen fou. f6riftli6 3u
be%nadri@tisen. IS fol ferner i'm.
geiebli9 fen fir Sebermaun unb fir
iebe CORPORATION innerbalb Der Stabt.
gren3en bon San Nntonio einea Seis
tentueg an3uIeaen ober 81 repariren,
cher ben @eriu6 3u MAIDEN, bos 3u
tbun, obne bic Geituaa, bic NuffiGt
unb bic @ontrole bes fidbtifden Sn'
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~ S~ebermanns 2iebIines ; 9edb.
MalGine lit The Standard. Man taufe
eine unb uirb fi9 banon iber3euserl.
gu baben bel $. %. grbs, 408 Nbe. E.
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na- WeItnn & 60. fnb alei.
Hige Wgeuien fur oas beribmte Bee
tbesba Wafer.
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lteber 8altimpre.
Norooentf6er Sfopo.
aessImabise gof. Dampffaiffabrt suii&en
Baltimore itttb 8retaett
~ birect,
burd bic 1,euea utb erprpbten StablUampfer
9mmltaot, Dresden, &arlsrnbe,
Miinden, Oloenhurg, Weimar,
BON gremen ieben Dpnneritas, bon Baltimore
ieben Mittpod, 2 nbr %. W.
@r5btm5sliafte @i@erbeit. 8inige Yreiie.
8 gor5iiglide 8erpfegnng. q
Mit Oampfern bes .%gsprbbeuti4en 9lobS
tpurben rtebr ais
2,5OO,O 600 YaiTa8iere
slidtid iber See befSrbert.
Salpus nnb Gailten 8imrner anf 9ed.-
Die gjnrihtunsen fir 3nil9enbeGsYafas
giere, beren Shlafitelen ii9 int Oberbed nrb
int ~3ipeiten Ded befinben, iinb anerfannt bcrs
treffliH.
Gleftriide 8eleudtuns in allen &durnem.
@eitere Gusfunft ertbeilen bic Generals
9senten
u. G@amadber s. Co., Baltimore, Mb.
ober beren 9ertreter i'm Snlarbe.
Sn Gan antpnio: 6. Grieienbe6.
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gsrii4ert eusr eissntbum BEL Gin part.
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Cine @roiaan,,

fur bic Anlage, ben 8au unb bic @e.
paratur bon Seitenmegen innerbalb
ber Stabtgren5ea bon San Mntonio
unter Der WufR6t, 2eituug uno Con.
troQe bts [tQ0tif@en Sngenieurs.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-10

"We know from experience in the use
Of Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy that II
will prevent group" ssiys Messrs. Cad
berry & Morley, Percy, Iowa. They ALSO
add The Remedy has given great satis'
faction in tina. vi,inity, and that they be-
lieye il to be- the best in the market for
throat and lung Diseases. For sale by ii.
III. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-10
Worse GA,an s.epresy

IL catarrh, and there Is bat one prepara-
ton that does cure that disease, and that
ia the California Posiliye and Negative
Electric Liniment Sold by III III. Wat
kins. /, ~ also cures neuralgia, rhenma-
Iism, headache, spraine, burns and all
pains. Try it and tell your neighbor
where TO gei il.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-10
Exeitemsem mt

Runs high at III. II. Watkins drug store
over System Builder, as everybody is
using il for eatarrh OF tie stomach. dys.
pepsia, constipation and impure blood,
aud to build up the system 1t certainly
possesses wonderful merit when ali speak
40 well Of il.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-10

Losr,--One bay horse: white spot in
forehead, branded $ l. on left hlp and
vented; also branded SO on left hip. A
reward OF $40 is offered for the recovery
Of the same.
Address
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-05
NUPTIAL KNOTS UNITED
Nine. Louise Pyk Divorced From
Captain News0n.

Nine. Louise Pyk, the opera singer, who
is now in Europe, was divorced by Judge
LAWYER on Thursday from her husband.
Captain William Newson, formerly of the
English army and for some time Superin-
tendent of the Olympic Club in this city,
They were married in New York City in
1884, and the Captain became his wife's
business manager. About year ago they
separated and one month ago the Captain
filed a complaint for divorce on the ground
Of desertl0n and accompanied tie Ming by
an affidavit that he was unable TO pay the
fee Of 81 80 required for the filing OF COM
plant in a civil action.
James NJ Spaulding. who was sent to Jail
by Judge Lawler for failure TO obey an
order of Court to pay his former wife ali
mOny for the support of their children, has
been released from custody by the Court on
his promise to pay S25 per month here
after, the amount due to date being waived
by Mrs. Spauldlng, who was granted d.
vorce year ago i'll May. Since the divorce
Spaulding has made another matrimonial
alliance.
Judge Hebbard has divorced Alice E. from
Edward W. Rey nolds, ON account of his con-
viction of felony Reynolds crime was
bigamy, and after she obtained her freedom
she appeared before the Grand jury for the
purpose of having him indicted for perjury
in swearing that he was single, when they
were married.
phi NJ. Friedander has been granted
divorced from his wife, Helen, on account
of her desertlon. They were married in
New York in January, 1889.
Action for divorce have been commenced
by Emma Belenberg ". Nicholas Bielen-
berg and by Mary NJ. Cloud VS.. Daniel Il.
Cloud.
Judge Lawler divorced Roza F. Regalo
from her husband. Jose, on account OF his
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FIREMEN'S PENSIONS.
Judge Hebbard Declares the Or
dinance Valid.

Judge Hebbard of the Superior Court
yesterday rendered q decision which sus-
tains the validity of the ordinance pension
ing disabled and superannuated frenen.
The order was one of the many products
of the solid nine" regime.
The Judgment was given in the case Of
john Z. Chapman against the Board OF Fire
Commissioners of the city and county
of San Francisco. Chapman claimed
that lie was injured on November
!, 1890, while performing his duty, and that
the Commissioners refused to retire him
from duty as provided n the pension order
and permit him 10 receive the pension TO
which he is entitled under that order.
Chapman petitloned the court for a writ
of mandate directed to the Board of Fire
Commissioners commanding it TO retire and
relieve him from duty. The Commissioners
interposed a general demurrer in order that
the validity Of the order might be tested
The case was argued some time ago, and
the court yesterday granted the mandate
prayed for by Chapman, thereby affirming
the legality of the ordinance.
The decision has lightened the hearts of
many fremen, who are jOyfully looking for
ward to the day when they can retire, and
live happily ever afterwaTd on the munifi-
cence Of the city.