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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
FOR THE WEARY

~ orn mothers and wvs-now such there are MOI "oln
b few of them have middle lebut with exhaustng
work and worry For the majority is Impossible 10 escape nee
orI conditions: but the successfully racing them are "th
Tho reach of every one sharpen the appetite u UeesoI ell
rich and purify the blood build up the system anu % m weak
+ro,c Ayers ra of all medicines Mary
Ir re Ware Mass esfcs For over twelve months was
aGcted with general debility headache and loss Oh Io
lowed by s scarcely able to drag myself ABOUT Tue mouse anu
M pcne bepd me so much Ayers Sarsapar oce taxing
this remedy have entirely recovered my health and strength
81 was sick for nine months finding the doctors were uaDe
70 holm me commenced taking Ayers Sarsapara ana AVER r
The result has been rapid complete restoration oil all my Douy
powers"- Mrs Lydia Randall Morris, W. Va fall. o,
81 use Ayers Sarsapala with satisfaction IN my anu
can all who have the care of young ana -
Mrs Joseph McComber Atlantic ave. brooAl!L' "
A.yey's SarsapariM
Prepared By H. c. dyer Dc Co., Lo~eH Mass
Cures Others, VIII cure you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
TlIE REV. WILLIAM c. SMITH

The Rev. William c. Smith died Friday at his home,
no. 40 West Thry-nfthst., from tonsitis induced by
the grip" he was born In schohare County on August
~ 1918 and began preaching In 1871. lie ordained
a. Methodist Episcopal minister In 1913 by tho NewYorS
Conference and itinerant preacher afterward.
exccpt in 1861 when he appointed agent for the
NewYork Conference Temperance Society which Office
no held til his death The funeral will take place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
To DISCONTINUE UNLIMITED TICKETS.

Chicago. April 25.-lt officially announced to-
day that the lines in the Central Traffic Association
Will discontinue the Use Of unlimited tickets May l.
Vlce-C Chairman Donald has issued a circular an
uouncing thi, a, the result Of vote that has been
taken Of the membership. The Western Passenger
Association cannot take such action until the Alton
loVCOtt j. over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

Bullock Gs, of Worcester; Joseph b warner o'' anu
Gardner NJ Lane 81, OF Cambridge
The outgoing board are, 7. JEFFERSON Coonuso, 'o'N'
T. Morse ir Edwin r. Seaver, John Flske ana Georse
O. ShatLltk Tho resignation oil Henry +. Mn nty.
whose term would otherwise cud IN leo9 anS t he
vacancy 10 be filled at this election Bao,h Ie ,5 20
sent TO Edward j. Lowell. Exchange buiu'hs' oeioIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
OOd's
Sarsaparilla

Dandelion, Dock and other valuable
vegetable remedies possessing great
Alternative, anti-bilious and strength
enine qualities.
3D., Every ingredient used in pre-
pairing Hoods Sarsaparilla is carefully
selected, none but the best is used,
and every step in the process is care
fully watched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
nomeou. s,uaOns wanro domestic smuauons wautsO

Females
DOSlTION desired by respectable intel
i hgent Young English wOna. %. worf-
ing hou.ekecper competent and willing TO
do work Of small household good city rel
rrruces Address or call 1877 West I'D st.
ID FSPECTBLE WOMAN to 20 ont by
Ii the day or week as hoLseclcancr, or 70
do washing city reference sleep home.
oVG 2i.aNe., top floor.
EFINED widow desires Situation as
IL EousckeeLvr and ca IAnIth 90 lahy in
ur,L.,l4,, family. m4n"-l reference. IN.
quirc 100 Wet 22d.st. OF lanitr"s..
ID ESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes to 20
ID out hou,eclranlng or washing and mon
Ing. 2O0 Fast 4ith -
EFINED AMERICAN HlitL wi'hrs TO
IL secure pace for few. weeks hence T. go
% country ~ maid D. chld highest per
scnal reference. j. b., l59 East 4ith.St.
- EAMsrKEsS.-By good dfes,mskrr;
y GUS BY Taylor,s system .,n, o @Gu'd no os
wanted coUntrv prcferrcd. Address 3
days Mrs. COULTER, ll0 East oSd'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
MIR. cnAppELL,s REPLY TO MR.. RLANCMARD.

Chicago, April 25-Thc statement made BY Chair
man Blanchard Of the Central Traffic Association OK
planning the position Of the lines that have dlscon-
tinued their Joint passenger relations with the Chicago
and Alton road has been the subject Of considerable
comment today. While some Of the officials of the
Western roads 10 be converted to the theory that
,hc Alton Is making hopeless fight against the Trunk
Line combination, the Alton officials have not lost
whit Of the confident and defiant air that thcy have
maintained from the first. "1his is our answer to
Mr. Blanchard said General Manager Chappch this
rorning and he exhibited figures showing that the
naesonror earning, Of the Alton lad increased S2021
during the first week OF the boycott. I've are doing
well. 50 far, and while we may protest against the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

We firmly believe no preparation
before the public is so fully entitled
70 YOUR confidence as Hoods SarSa-
parilla, because
lst, 1t is a modern medicine, origi.
mated by experienced pharmacists OF
today, under whose careful super
vision it is still prepared.
Cd, 1t is carefully prepared from
Sarsaparilla, Mandrake, Pipsissewa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
TUE CONDITION OF TIE TREASURY.

Washington. April 25.-Edward 0. Lcech, director
AZ the Mint says concerning the condition OF the
limited States Treasury The amount Of money IN the
Treasury April l was over S1ol,OOoOOo' oil which
s4o3 600 600 was trust money, held fol the redemp-
ton of gold silver and currency certificates ana the
taarce q coo belO gel to the Treasury just rs
absolutely as any property which the Government OWLS
How there can be aay possibility of the Government
falling to meet its obligations with this immense sum
of absolutely free cash hand is difficult 10 con-
ceive hold that the Government OF the Chlted
States has in its vaults today IN good hard money
over s258 600 COO available for any Of the legitimate
expenses of the Government and that it Is ridiculous
To talk about there being the slightest p1olablhty oil
any Obligation of the Government being dlshOhofcu
That the secretary should consider it wise to conVer
all his assets into the most available money, and to
this end convert the large amount Of subsidiary silver
coin into lawful money, and that he should draw IL
from National Bank dqpOsitaries money which may be
needed by the Government seems cminenty proper.
The receipts of the Government Will be larger, oH
many million dollars for the present fiscal year IMAM
was anticipated. II the available 1unoS II the
Treasury are lass than in former PERIODS OF our
National history, ii must not he forgotten that ucfc
have been purchased and retired since the ADVENT OF
This Administration $3.50 100000 of Interest bearing
bonds at a cost. including interest and premium OF
S267 759,3S1. The moneys In the Treasury have been
put TO good USE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
DETAILED TO FORT MYER.

Washington. April a5.-Troop X. 9th Cavalry has
been selected for detail at Fort Myer in place Of one
OF the troops there. 1t is said that one troop Of
the lst Cavalry not yet designated viii also be brought
10 FORT Myer Troop Is now at Folt Robinson. Neb,
and participated in the late fight near Pine Ridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
\ REPORT THAT SENATOR REAGAN WILL REsIG2

REPORT THAT SENATOR NEAGAN WILL hI@0I''+'
Washington, April % Special. The STAR this
evening prints the following paragraph regarding the
rumor that Senator Reagan will shortly resign his seat
in the Senate:
report is abroad 70 which credence Is gwen Dy
neople familiar with Texas affairs. that 10 senator
Reagan viii be offered the appointment OF chairman
of the state Railroad Commission OF Texas ana that
he will probably retire from the Senate 10 accept the
new Office The salary is $4,000 year, and the term
five years. The chances that If he served out ms
term in the Senate he would not be elected. ana
that he will not be as relucant to retire
al this time as he would be otherwise. If the rep ~
proves true a new senator will have to he appointed
By the Governor, as the legislature does not meet
again before 1892 II the election were BY the Legs
lature Mr. Mills would almost certainly be chosen 10
I'll the unexpired term, as well as TO fll new term,
With the appointment In the hands OK tne Governor u
will prObably lie between Mills and A. W. Terll one
OF the brilliant orators Of Texas. with the chances stu
In favor OF Mills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

Rand CITY. : D.. April 2j.-Chcf Engineer Brough-
ton starts on Monday with corps of surveyors 10
run the preliminary surveys Of the long projected limo
IN the lin mines and the coal fields Of Wyoming.
ptt.bur, capitalists arc backing the enterprise. which
j. said to have no connection With either the Burng-
ION and Missouri or TIC Northern Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
TO ATLANTA WITHOUT CHANGE

Washington, April 25-Beglnning on Monday, May
81, the Pennsylvania Railroad train leaving New
York at 80 p. will run through to Atlanta with
out change of cars, over the Richmond and Danvlle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
m srrr1E rporRLES AMONG; TIE SIOUX.

Washington, April 25-secretary Noble has ap
pointed the following named a commission to ad
lust certain differences between Sioux Indians in south
Dakota: Charles F.. Pearce. of It. Louis: George H.
Hnrries, of Washington a. r. Appeman, Of Columbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
BLACK SILK.

THE GREATEST BARGAINS in all.silk BLACh
sURAH. BLACK CHINESE, and INDIA SILKS ever
offered In this city.
24neh-Au pure SILK. strong and reliable al "es'eS
-i0c.; regular 90c quality.
2iinch EXTRA QUALITY, all weayes' &c. regular
price, sl1o.
esinch SUPERIOR GRADE 9oc' worth sl,oo'
. COO Yards MAGNIFICENT QUALITY BLACh
srR Ar win two and three toned Plaids, sold In this
city usually at sl.OO; OUR price, 04c. per yaFo
one case OF BLACK MERVEILLEUA' Win '"'1'''
Of whip, satin stripes, G9c; cost 9Oc. to import
100 pleces OF double.warp BLACK sURAi' WIN d
variety OF coloed stripes and plads. &c.; worm QUO
so speces 2lnch PURE SILK, soft sAI4N "Hi''
VEILLEUX, 49c cost Csc. to import"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
OBITUARY..
HOMER A NELSON.

Pourhleepsie n Y, April 25.-Ex-Judge homer a.
Nelson died suddenly this morning lie c""o ne'o
from New-Y York last evening. lie hau "o' ~" W
ing well for several days. lie lived SNORT uo'S"'o
out OF this city. Mr. Nelson WeuC 7" oou "DOu'
oc1ock last evening complaining OF not feeling well
ia s,on+ veil until 6 O'Clock this morning, but when
bo ovo,e he complained OF pain in his chest''
r,rstard MASTER was applied and stmuants were ad-
unistered which seemed to give temporary relei Dul
,ho roroxvsms Of the heart returned with greater
freonency until lie died, about 915 O'CLOCK IWo
bopr before his DEATH DR.. Parker arrived, but IN spite
NJ all that could be done death ensued by MS Deu
| side were his wife, Miss nelson, Dr. fd'hc' ''''N
| Frank Keller, the family coachmah'
Indigo Rornard's court adjourned out OF respect
| and a meeting Of the Duchess County BAR Will oo
held on Tuesday. The funeral arrangements nave io'
vet been completed. Mr. Nelson was sixty one !ca'9
old lie was about closing his office in Ne" io , ~
and retiring from business TO his home near '"'' wy
NJ volson WAS born in Dutcncss County, ana was
sducated in the Duchess County Academy lie ieareu
tbe nrofasson of lawyer in the Offices OF 1ahmah "
Dean. caclck & Eldrldge and Nice-Chancehor O'"'l'
u Ruecles In 1855 he elected County Juusc' ""u
held that Office eight years. In 1903 he was c'o'Iu
| To Congress and in 1867 he was memoer Vi '''0 '
Constitutional Convention and later III U'o ~ 49,
was made Secretary Of state. While III tho o'"'e 81
ate In 1ss2'53 he was chairman OF the Judtiary Oo
ittee and drew ND the alterations In the Fchal Oouc
lie was during his lifetime connected VIII" "a''
large legal contests his latest prominent
being as leading counsel for Johh Guy @'S"' '''u
sar College. 49,. a..
Al the close Of his term IN Congress, Mr. Nelson oe
clined a foreign appointment, which was offered 10 '
by Mr. Lincoln Among his public ohces IL may "
mentioned that he Trustee for the Nasaai
iIomc for Aged Men PRESIDENT Of the La" lc.ePi,o ~,
COMPANY and director OF the Central Croos
road Company of Ncw-N FORK and oil the Wy I 49,
Commission appointed last year to revise the Iuci"S
article Of the State Constitution
Mr. Nelson's Office In this city was at NO 'o NASSAU
st. His death was a gcat shock to his irlehus. TX
had complained Of not feeling well when ne HlI tl'
office on Friday night In politics he was democrat
He was one OF Jacob Shlrps counNeo's III W. l1ou
nroad,yav Railroad litigation. lie was regarded as
lawyer Of ability In his leisure hours ne wa
"i"vinr HE freedom Of the woods riverside VIII
rod or gun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
aAvPpyCA,s GREATEST RAILROAD. -

The New-York Central is the only fouI-tack rail
road I'm the world and the only trunk line running It's
trains into the city Of New-York It's through and
local surface Is unsurpassed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
ro1-pruc1Ass posTNAsrERs APPOINTED

Washington April 25.-FOurth-class postma ters were
today appointed as follows NewYorA, L. NJ. Smith,
Cassadaga; a. L. Gleason, open Meadows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
HOSIERY.

woMEN'S Fast-black COTTON HOSE, splieed heel "a
toe guaranteed stainless. 19c worth Csc.
Fine Fancy COTrs>- HOSE, in light and dark grounds
24c worth 35c.
4o.gauge CoTTo NHOsE, in fancy stripe and fast black
boot pattern, double heel and toe, 29c worth 40c
English COTTON HOSE, split foot double SOLE In navy
SEAL tan, Suede and slate colors, 34c. worth SOC.
Novelties In fine Isle THREAD HOSE in fansv
stripe black and coored boot patterns, 800 worth Csc
CHILDREN's ribbed COTTON HOSE, double knea
sizes 10 or, guaranteed stainless, 19c worth Csc.
CHILDRENTs IL and IL RIBBED COTTON doubls
kree, guaranteed stainless, 24c. worth 35c.
MEMS HALF HOSE-I. r. Morleys COTTON
HALF HOSE, in mode co.ors. lie. worth Csc
MEMS COTTON HALF HOSE in fancy stripe lsc 4
worth CSC.
MEMS fancy COTTON HALF HOSE, 2lc. worth s,s.
MEMS fine COTTON HALF HOSE. 29c.; worth ioc
MEMS spun SILK HALF HOSE, black and modes.
49c.; worth Use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Females

Females
HrURSE.-By neat gill; or as chamber.
y ma Id and waltz, s. gool refer eacos mod
rita wa-ys; citf or country. Me. COL
i'm l5s West 93d.st.
~TT7TSERl tONEKNESS.-By expert.
y cnced Partisan; eight years reference
in sam family. Address Mle. v, 10
East l9th-~t. -
~ URsE-By 4 French pers"n 10 on" grow
~ ing chli asst With chamserWo!k ret
cfence. ~ West 2lstst'
NrTKsE.-By good reliatle person Of
y experience. lust from the West. u takr
care 81 children Or ladies' mrs cin FUR
nish best Of references. Actress Miss j.
WOO DWORTH. Flat A. 4l0 .Tth.st. Book
lyu.
Al URsE.-By French Prots'ant as nurse
~ t. children over 4 years Of age Ap'
uly brf0rr II O'Clock AZ present employ
cr's. "a West l1th.st.
DRIVA1E HOUSE waned U take care
| q for summer by COMPETENT w3man' no
family: lo years references Call or ad'
dress 204 East a6tb.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
ATHLETIC GOODS.

shhts Pants Boxing Gloves, DumooelS' lhoiah CAuos,
Rowing Machines Chest Weights Footballs Domesuc ana
Rugby Trape1c and all other Sporting Articles o. saw
ing Of fully one third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
EMBROIDERIES.

Cambr, Edges to inches at lie. worth 15c to lsc'
Conb. Edges 10 Inches at zoe. worth use TO 4Oc'
45.nch II. S. FIOUNCINGS az 4ic.; worth 6Oc.
Great variety H. 5. FLoUNCINGS In all Black, Black
md Colors ali White, and White and CooFs' - 70 40
inches wide at lowest prices ever Known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
BICYCLES.
WESTERN WHEFr. co MARrg
r. T.. MIA CY&CO.

application in writing to receive sentence, and wa
sent TO Waupun for life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Untitled to Confidence

9th, 1t is highly spoken of by your
neighbors and friends. The slightest
inquiry will bring to notice in every
community in the country many
people who "think the world" of
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
eth, Hoods Sarsaparilla is a fair
equivalent for the price paid. 1t is
he only medicine of which can truly
be said 100 Doses One Dollar, which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
r. II. MACY & CO.,
.
SIXTH AVENUE. 1879 I TO

TO 14TH STREET.

LADIES' FINE RUsSETT GOAT oxFoRps M.
Closing out large lot Ladie,' hand sewed WELT u'
ION BOOTS at 1897 +; were $500 sr'
LADIES' WHITE CANVAS ooZE CAtr 49,,
tennis shVes' s2.49; reduced from s3l3 ua
Ladies' BROWN SEAL TENNIS SHOES. sizes
at $40 reduced from s344. Wv.
Full assortment Child's and Misses RtSsrr oo.-
SPRING HEELS at lowest prices. ~S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

other blood diseases it relieves the
tortures of Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
and Indigestion; it cures Kidney
and Liver disorders; it imparts
strength in place of weakness; it
restores the lost appetite; it cures
Catarrh, Malaria and Rheumatism
it overcomes That Tired Feeling.
n. b. Be sure to get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
LACES.

MACK cHANTILLY FLoUNcINGS and DKAPENH
NETS 800 -. "a %
riouncIngs that were 5000 arc now SS9''
Fjounclngs that were 500 are now SI'p" o.
49, vo,s ,ha. were sl0G sl59 sl49, at ooc.
Iah ,ot CuANTILLY LACEs. 70 inches wide at
2ic. worth 40c. 10 SOC - =. "a ,ocbos
at 4sc. worth Coo. ~ 1jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

4th, 1t is prepared by a Combina-
ton, Proportion and Process Peculiar
to Itself, end by which it is given
Uneoualled Curative Power.
9TH, 1t has a good name at home,
there being more Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla sold in Lowell, where it is made,
than of all other sarsaparillas or blood
purifiers combined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
COLORED SILK

ooo ,,,ds ., colored PLAID SURAH, very choice
combinations usually sold at ST. co. our price &C.
27Inch Figured SHANGHAI SILK, best quality I'M
,o,,od and sold elsewhere al s100; our price, Ooc'
INDIA SILK. % inches wide, at 3lc.; worth ooc'
8olnch INDIA SILK, complete range Of eoIOfs' a.
Gic. worth $l.o0.
Polka Dot INDIA SILK at 39c.
Cream White HABUTE SILK. vord ~'"- oo"' worth
$3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Domestic Gltuatlsus Uatneo
.--.-s-s-lsas - 7l--a-ss - ~ ~ -
Females.

- >>>->'>~>- ~
Females.
& EAMSrRESS and DRESSMAKER re-
y qulrcs few more customers, oy the
CAV. az home perfect nc and style. MAD
ANE SEARS, 54 LeNln9ton.ave.
LENNSTKESS. -Understands dressmak'
- ing: would walt on lady. Gan De
seen at present employers, 10 East 5tth-st' !
no cards.
TvIO FAMILY going t. Europe Lady
Will i've her services IN comnensatlon
for passage; good sailor. Address f.. A. D..
254 SthaYe.
TWO SISTERS 20 do the work Of small
family; most anxious to 90 To the
country for summer; will be found willing
and anxious. Seem at lo3 East f5d'st'' :
Nights up. -
~ sEFUL COMPANION Would assist In
u housekeeping and caro- OF children OF
nurse Invalid lady. l.. NJ. Box 81, Ifb'
une Uptown once LBS Blondway.
Az AITRESS.-Lady wishes 10 find a place
w Tor her waitress; che can give her soYSSs
reference. Apply at present employers j.
East 47th-st., Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03

hie mosher vas visiting onvolopcd In .
xheot ~ flame. The little fellow was .foi-
lowing the natural instinct Of all children
vh,m they are In danger Of running 70 his
H. .aeF.
Tits screams and the blaze attracted some
gentlemen who ran TO his rescuo and threw
bin TO the ground and covered him with
snow, thus distinguishing the flames. The
child was taken to the house, and upon .' OK.
animation il was ascertained that he was
most severely burned, In fact his hands nnd
portions Of his body were burned almost
to crisp.
He died within few bours. The little
boy was great favorite with his sisters
and brothers and their distress Is very pitt
full. The mother and father are almost
crazed with grief, and they have the SYM
patty OF the community.
THE STIPULATION.
Yesterday the Buena Vista Company sold
to an improvement company sixty-seven
lots, with the stipulation that slxty-seyen
houses will be immediately built and ready
for occupancy by July LIST next. These
houses will all be rented before they. are
completed. as there are now over two hum
dred applications on file here for houses
from people awaiting to move into town.
u
OPERATIONS UNINTERRUPTED.
Notwithstanding the heavy snow-storms
we have recently had here during the last
two weeks operations ut our industrials
have been comparatively uninterrupted.
Bricklayers and carpenters are busy at
work on the large boiler-works here, our
furnace is turning out over 100 tons OF pig
iron per day, and our smaller industries
are forging along most satisfactorily.
1t is gratifying to state that Mr.. John L:
Stuart, who has been quite i'll for several
weeks, is now slowly recovering.
TESTIMONIAL.
A pleasant incident occurred Christmas
morning, when the friends and admirers Of
Mr. A. L. Barclay, president of the Buena
Vista Company, presented him with q
handsome gold watch and chain in token
of their appreciation for him. The pre-
sentation was made through S. NJ. Dom
aid, ESQ.,, and accepted by Mr. Barclay in
feeling terms.
cREDrTABLE ACT.
The Buena Vista Paper Manufacture
Company have placed the widow of MIR.
Roach, who was recently killed there, on
their payroll at $40 per month, Just the
amount of salary the unfortunate man was
receiving at the time of his death.
Misses Annie and Mamye Fielder, OF
South Carolina: Miss Lora Biddel. OF
Florida, and Miss Delta McLaurine. Of
Mississippi, have been here for the past
week as guests of Miss Eva Jordan:
w. II. b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03

BY CheWning Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. north Teeth street.
vs. the city Of Rlchmoad--De-
FRENCH EFT AIS, cree OF December 10, 1890.
IN EXECUTION OF A DECREE IN
4 the above-mentiO suit the undersigned,
thereby appointed for tho purpose. will sell by
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY s, 1891,
at Az o'clock %. NJ, the following REAL Es-
TATE-to wit: All that certain LOT OF LAND
fronting on the south side Of Darlington street
60 foet aud running becg between parallel lines
to barn or building.
Small dwellings erected upon this property
will yield good return upon the outlay.
Terms: One third In cash balance upon a
credit OF six and twelve months, said deferred
payments to be evidenced by negotiable notes,
with interest added from day Of sale, and the
title TO said property 70 be retained until tho
whole Of the purchase. money Is paid and \ con-
veyance is ordered by the Court
WV. COSBY, JR.,
Special Commissioner.
CHEWING 6 ROSE. Auctioneers.
FRENCH. GUARDIAN. PLAINTIFF. AGAIssr FRENCH
gT AIS, DEFESDANTs-N The CHAscEBY
COURT or The CITY or RICHMOND.
/, Charles w. Goddin. clerk OF said court, cer-
tify that the bond required OF the specnl COM
missioner by the decree In said cause Of Deem
Der 10, 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 3lst Gay Of Decem-
ber, 1880. CHARLES W. GODDiN,
fe3 Clerk.