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The Delta independent., 1891-04-30
The New Bank

Tine Farmers' and Merchant Bank Of
Delta expects to open its doors for general
banking business ON next Monday. The
old I'uckiani building just abave the Post
Office has been rem vstel AMI rem .iIei tor
the purposes ofthe i1,nS, SO that An old set.
tier would hardly rec.'ynizs it. Contractor
John Jeffers has done him,elf proud" in
one ofthe n-ate,t jnb+ of plasteriny ever
dsne in Delta, Mr.. W J. G,uat ha. put in
y FIRE proof vault, with twenty incl, walls
inclu ling II two inch dead air space, thar,
with y vault door put in by the MosIer Bank
s .fs Co., would bid driance T., u Chicago
fire not tn speak of any thing that could oc.
cur in Delta. Me.>rs Martin d Pope are
finishing off the Bank counter. and other
woai work, d"n- ia reiwHNl, in style that
will he II credit tnthem Ives ami 10 the town,
aud Mr.. L. ". Worth is transforming the
ext-ri"e of the building with his artistic
brush. In the vault wiil.be one Of the finest
bnrylar.rroof steel bankers chests ever
brought across the ran:c, with double tim.
lock, and in all r-soects the equipment ofthe
bank will Ike 6rst.cls>s.
The new enterprise is the outgrowth Of the
extensive mortgage loan bnsln..sS nf the well
known firm Of Siachly & Baldwin and the
''oll cr"w'l" will far tn. present. at least, be
in full charge nfthe bank. Mr.. A. r. Biachly
will I've cashier, MIR. F. Van Tuyi. our
popular city clerk, his as'istsnt, Mr.. John
N. Tr~w bo"k-ke-per. and Mr.. ID. S. Bald.
win will assist in the general management
aud do the outside work. The bank will
bring considerable eastern capital in ts ss.
sist in the a.veoipement Of the vast. but as
yet little d-v-lopsi resource. Of our county,
especially Of the agricultural and stock grow
ing interests, which with fruit growing must
always be the foundation OF the prosperity
of this county. The new financial in
-titution con'm-nds the entire confidence of
the community, aud the IsDEPESDENT does
n-t hesitate to product for tia prosperous.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30

The splendid weather of the rnst few days
has given our citizens who are now erecting
new buildings. great advantage to push work
rapidly. Mr.. Meldrun's new house is near.
Ing completion. the brick wsrk being finished
aud Gale Br,.., with f"rce of men are push.
ing the wo.-l work. Mr.. Nelirun's home
will net only b. a c"mfort To himself. hut
will prove an ornament to our CITY. M.ssrs.
burton and Cameron, who $" neatly executed
the brick work. will also do the p'a.t-rinr,
and all work left to them never fail, to give
aatisfaction.
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ror,y.sI. III. L.e.y N,mb.r.

The b-aut,fal quilt. made by Mrs. Shep-
hrrl. who resides in the neighbnrhac,i Of
Hart. basin. and in which number hal
chsnce-. was disposed Of at the ISDEPRSp.
EST office Saturday last. Three disinterested
parties were appointed to manage the draw
ing; aud after the tickets had been prepared
Fern Brai.ied was allowed To draw one
number. which was tn draw the quilt. The
holder sf Number 49, can get tn. property
by calling at Mrs. Wilson's home, in this
city, as the quilt il now in her charge.
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Never BE- Dcspentlrat.

Sydney Smith thought that one
great reno " ia to take short views Of
li;c Are YOU happy nowy Are ,o,,
likely to remain NO till thx evening. or
mex, we, X. or ncxt month, or next year
Then VIII asstro present happine hv
aPi'chcnA'"n Of iii tant m''ery which
see Il. For every sNl,stan ial grief "a.
twenty shadows, and most Of then
slsaoSs oi yeus oAp Masking.
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l.p.rs.., to I..ds.. only.

We want a woman IN every county to es.
tablish Corset Parlor for the sale of DR..
Nichols' Celebrated Spiral Spring Corsets
and Clasps, warranted never ts break, will
ouiwear any three ordinary corsets. Wages
$40 to S75 per month and expenses; we fur
nish complete stock on consignment.
Settlements Monthly; position permanent.
So outfit free; incn<e IS cents stan, ps to pay
postage ETC.; address witt, references.
G. ID NICHOLS & CO..
25 East l4th ST., New York City
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Notice Tsr PusltrasSSu.
LAND orr,cx At M.sr#os,. Co,

IsFkNV vt INE II !V'SS IHtNSK. ItHI.n.
Narch q. lS9t
Notice Is h-rchv given that tn. f,avinc-
named settler has led notice rf his intention To
n,ake ANAL pnnf in sipport Of his claim and
that said pr'sof will I've maui" before a. W. Henry
ludge and rS-'fiirio Clerk. ofCn. Court, ut Delta
Coo nn Nay :. i~9i. George ". states u : No
Az Ctc series for the W 1 u or lots anil =
AMI NV .w :. or lot 5, sec. :, twp 1874, :
y. M.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
sniS land viz: William II. Johus n rRrnet
kand.lph. Albert Weir, Alon., Hamilt,n. OF
Delta. Colo.
VIII. STEELE Register
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30

Fred. Jackson has been employed as In.
strucfor for the baud bays in this city, and
will enter upon his duties ab, May 10Th.
Young America, barefooted and happy.
is now enjoying all the pleasures Of hunting
birds nests, pulling wild flowers and wading
in the bitches without the fear of colds or
sore throats.
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Acmtssraeor.s Notice.

Notice i hereby given by the administrator Of
the estate OF Bcnj imin Lewis d.ccased that said
administrator will attend before the Pr ,bate
, our Of Delta County. Colo on the last Monday II
NAV. u. lsai. being the 18th day of May ni
said year. FIR the purps>r Of max ng inal settle.
meat in ~ 4 estate an for his discharge and
NJ eHse fr"m further duties and liabilities such
administrator.
ALFRED LEWIS
Administrator
Sprii 9Th 1891
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining ancalIs.i for in the post.
Office ut Delta, Colorado. April 81. 1891:
Csllia, Mr.. Parks, Harry J..
II fn"s called far In thirty days will be sent
In the dead letter ofiicc.
W.O. STEPHENS, p. n.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30
OBSERVER.

Same years ago. an American grammnriao
uave the following conia .atica Of the verb
kiss. Bats, to ki<S rubu~ m ki.s again;
pluribus, to kiss without regard to number;
siilyhus, n kis~ the hand instead II The lips;
blnmirr bns.. u kiss the wrong verscn; on,
nihss, N k'~ svsrybody In The rsoua; srsbss
" kins In The dark.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30

A drive tn the country nt this season of the
year presents amsyui6-irnt view. The large
orchards visible in every direction filled with
bloom present a picture unequall-d in sny
country. Ia connection with this We have
houri.hing gariens. large fields covered with
green and numerous vineyards all If which
promise COOL yields. The Delta valley is no
doubt the mast beautiful spot in Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30
NORTH FORK srAGE TINE TABLE.

Leaves Delta every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 7:SO II. m, arriving at iotchkiss at
l2OO M, at Pa0n.l 500 n. M.
Returuing. leaves Iasiiii every tuesday. Thurs-
day and SATURDAY. at T:39 u. M, arriving at
Delta at 5.Dp. IA. For farther particulars.
enquire at Hannond's Livery Stable.
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rsws sssu cesA-

Mayor-walter Scott.
rreasurer-I. n. McMurray.
Trustees. C. Gale. \ X. Hswari. 4. c. But.
Ter, r. Mundry, J. Jcfers and Y. r. shields.
Cterk-A. wishart.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30
ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY,
NOTICE,

This paper Is on hlc and always ready for re.
ferenc. at The Public Library OF Denver. in the
vest wing OF the nigh School, 18th and Stout
streets.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30
For Rent.

For particulars enquire At McGranal,an 4
Butler. s-tf
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Coaasy . Resrs.

County Commissioncrs-FirSt district. W. II.
Stewart second district. uesry Teaehaut: third
district, n. n. Heistsnd,
Clerk and Recorder dam wishart.
shsrih-W. 8. .Girardet
Irea.uIer-Amns Howard
Coruty Judg5-G. W. hsnry.
RsrvGyor-J. A. Cults.
Ass.tsor-f. X. Burritt.
Superintendent Of scbools-P. ". Csndit.
coroner-br. II. X. Brasted.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30
RasIberry Plaats

Raspberry PlsWts.
Turner, Cuthb-rt, and Crimson Beauty
Red and Gregg Islackcap plants for sale by
g. B. McGra ahan.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30

Prof Condit is one of the most successful
school principals in the state. A vi.it to the
sch"..ls will s"on convince all that Mr.. Con-
dit is the right in tn. right place, and
hi. iai."rs ARE appreciated by both pupils an
patrons. lie is also assisted by n good corps
Of Teachers, ~h" are u-ins every effort to ~.
si>t in learning all under their charge. The
citisen. af D.its should aid the teachers in
every way possible. A. they are using every
efI"ri Ia instruct aud bene:t AL pupils, Ere.
gu~ut visits fran pairsns Of the scha.l
would. no donbt. he appreciated by both
t-sch-r. and .cholsrs. In the seisctiou Of
teack~rs for another term. We most sincerely
hope ih.t the ou-s in charge at present may
be retained. even if 4 little more money is
required They are fully qualified for the
places they now fill and arr doing excellent
work.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30

La Il Friday afiernooa the W. c. T. U Of
Delta. transacted business Of isierest aud IL
the work determined upon is performed, it
will add new, valuable aud interesting feat
ure. to the union work hereafter.
Ii seems that some Of the NEST prominent
men In our nation have at last ireone pos
.-.se,l of the e-ntr,i idea of the W. c.. r. L.
President Harrison in addressing the people
Of birmingham, \ few days ago, said. THE
American home j. the one thing We cannot
afford To lose out "f American life. As long
ms have pure homes and God.fenring,
or'tcr.loving fathers aud mothers to rear the
children that ARE given to them, and make
these hames the abode of order, cleanliness.
piety aud Intelligence. the American society
ant the American union are safe"
Thi. is not new theory. 1t has been
known to christian womanhood all along
that "the hearthstone OF the home is the
corucr stone Of the state" They are aware
of the dangers that menace it and hence the
existence Of the W, c. T. u. II is hardly
necessary to say that it is in the foremost
ranks Of reform organizations. 1t is teaching
women what it means to he bound with one.
siueu stNntrs thNt thev had no hanu III max
ing and have no rower In repeal They are
leading quietly On to conquest, and of moth.
ing do they much remind one as-they ap.
pr"ach our glacier of vice and ist-m perance,
as the tender caress Of the sunshine when it
touches the powerful Ice King aud gently
rs<inins him, while il firmly and sweetiy
.afsius> him.
The South Australian educational depart
ment has issue, temperance pleiyc book
for use in the state schools with this pledge
"With my parents consent l promise not to
use intoxica,in. liquors before am twenty
one years old, and to do all can to induce
my companions In the samc way" The
temperance women Of North London have
called the attention Of Mr.. Gla,isione to the
great increase Of drunkenness among women
and earnestly entr-nts him I" take the me-
eessary steps :" secure the repeal Of the Gro.
GERS license act of 1860
Visitors ARE always cordially w.lctmed by
the ". =. T. U. Meetings ut : y. M, Fri.
days at the Baptist church.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30

u n
ties iisposing If mare after being bred will
be held responsible for charges Of hree'iing.
6xw g. l.. SMITH,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
You will feel 10 years younger if you
smoke Flora Fina.
S~ed Potatoes At Alleys
Go to the Delta Planning Hill for Oils
Boiled Lin-eed oil sl.lO per gallon; Golden
Machine oil, IS cents; Black oil, Is cents !;
Turpentiue, 81 10 per gallon.
Crockery at Alleys at about half usual
prices.
II you want a good tonic smoke Flora
Fina
Alley pay. IL cents for eggs. 81
Economy Z. wealth.
Bay a Leonard clsanable. dry.air refriger.
ator and economize in ice. For sale by
W. q. SrMP>oS 4 soS.
For sale.
Seed potatoes at Conklin's, at II cents
per pound. a-2w
We are pleased to say that we have Sc.
cured the agency of the Leonard cleanabie,
dry-a refrigerators. Its dandy, call and
see it.
W G. SIMPSON & Son.
Smoke Flora Fina cigars, finest in the
land without a doubt. For sale bv l.. +.
Coleman,
II You want bed springs or mattresses go to
Gale Eros.
Rnv your Rubber Boots of ". G. Simpson
Son.
II you want Il sofa or rocker 60 to Gale
Rroa.
Ifyou want baby carriage or cradle 60 to
Gale Bros
See those nice Dinner Sets at Simpson l.
Sons Hardware Store.
Money to loan, on ranches, cha,tels or per.
.onal security.
A. r. KING.
Don't Fail
to call on Us when in need of anything in
the Qneenswsre line. We keep constantly
on hand . full line of the celebrated Alfred
MeakiR whiteware, Lustre Rand and Deco.
rated ware. We still lead in low prices
W. G. SIMPSON 4 SoN.
Mrs. Frank .Hepwor,h has assumed the
msnaS-ment of the Central House. where
meals will be served at all hsurs.
Seanl.s. Double Rubber Boots at Alleys
If you want table or writing desk, GO to
Gale Bros.
Nice clean beds at the Central House,
Nr~. Frank H-pworth PrnprietresS.
Meals at all hours at the Central House.
Nrs. Frank H-rw-rth. Prupri-tres<.
Ifyou want n bureau or clothes.prcss 90 t-
Gale Bros.
If you want = sewing machine 20 TO Gale
Bras.
1fyou want curtains or curtain poles 70
tn Gale Bros.
If you want bedroom suit sf the finest, or
cheap. go to Gale Bros.
Ifyou want pictures or picture frames go
to Gale Bros.
Clothes baskets hammers office baskets
lunch baske, at Gale Bros
Ifyou want lumber, lime or shingles 81 to
Gale BroS.
n~>Ln>-.~ A..a.> ~~s--
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"DOC.-'

"DOC.''
The well known stallion will make the
SEASON. Of 1891 at my ranch at the Upper
Ferry. Terms: $40 tn insure; mnnev due
wien mare is known to he with f,al. Par.
ties 'iisposing If mare after being bred wilt
be held responsible. for charges of breeding.
6xw G. L. SMITH
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30

Methodist EpiseoPel church.
REv. ". J. JupD, Faster.
Preaching IN the Coart House every sunday nj
ii.oo a. ~. anil Ten m. sunday School In the
Court House at 80 r. m. Prayer Iseeting
"wednesday evening in the parsonage al
IL O'Clock.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30
BUSINESS LOCALS.

You will feel 10 years younger if you
smoke Flora Fina
The Delta independent., 1891-04-30
Bapsiss Chmseh (deeker and 9Th ST.
II. GRANT. Pastor.

Services every Sunday At u A. ". and 10 p. y.
sunday school at In r. v, Pm er mect'n |:
every Thur Say at s;3' Covenant meet.
ing IN the Saturday before the third sunday of
each st.nih at Ys3' p. N. All are cordial y in
vited Ia the sboye services
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

NJ. Ifneh Demon and Sauunl Gun5t
lef, ias, uieht for BaeksburG College.
Yesterday Mr.. James MacdougaI Lost his
httle son bruce from Spinal meningitis
The Masonic Temple loan wa noeot ated
,l,rou.h tAo Wig ma state Insurance COM
p-uy.
The parlor-cars running between kch-
uoud end tie White sulphur on uH'Hs
and Il have been Withdrawn.
The Richmond Grays VIII lave song
s.rytce IN their TOOm az the KecllhrbtAi
Ir,,o,v Tins afternoon from to4 0'clocA.
A,,pterestlDg series Of revival meetings
h.,e L..n in progre,s al Howard '-urO'e
Methodist church all tho week ana VIII
continue during the week.
AFFINITY Methodist church TO-DAY Fey ley,
q q smith. ID. H., OF George, w.H pIehci
sIecially 10 parents al l. A. NJ, ana WI,
,',.arh also al r.. Il. 10 the children, anu
arsIn al = L. II. TO tho genera coh.ieI"-
ton.
The Chamber Of Commerce tomHtt'eo
on state Exposition, Hr. G. l.. MingG9. char-
,nsn called nyon number OF our le'dlhs
nerchautssud manufacturers yestsfn.y ~
Discuss Tho uues. ion Of eShibitsct INC nta,o
Fs,r 10 be held At the Exposicon.rr"unuo
next month. They will devote tLis ".sA
10 the came cause. and viii doab,ie's ''.-
dnce all Of our business men 10 taA" a."
active irfares' IN the coming far'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
BANK on BROAD STREET.
One VIII he Established There About tho
1st of October.

Tho charter Of the Bu5iness-Nan's Pro-
tcct.ye Union has tcen 50 amended as e
embrace banking feature.
Tho directors Of Tie company after duo
consideration have decided to locate their
bank on Bro al street, aid have arranged
for astore lefweeu Fourth and !itth. II
is expected tnatthc operations Of tho bank
VIII bee commenced lu.t rs sooa az the store
can be fitted up, which viii be about DC
tOber ls,. hooks FOR subscriptions 10
stock are now open 81 the ofico . the
Pusness-Sisu's Protective Union, ilane.
w.ncAel building, or L. 4. Nillcr l.ttA AL
Broad streets.
Sir. /. ". Oyerbey, nephew OF Captain
John 4. Coke, has been elected cashier u
the bank AID is now II the city nrIanG lng
Iaattors for his bank. Sir. Overhey briiga
wiki h!m banking experience ~ several
wears. lie was formerly assistant c1.h.cr
II the Bank Of SiecGlenburg, Boydton,
Va, and more recently connected with the
Bank Of Huntington, ". Va, from both II
which 10 las the highest recommends
tons.
1t IA tho desire OF the gentlemen con-
nectcl with the bank 70 give Broad street
!,rst-cla's banking service.
A large aud costly safe has been bought.
1t is fr,- and burslaT-prOof with deposit
boxes, aud "a protected by tlme-locS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
Suit Against tho Locomotive-works.

A suit was entered yesterday In the Clr-
cunt Court OF Henrco county against the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works by William Jordan. ~ infant. ny
bis next friend T. recover $1,000 damages.
The declaration alleges that the plan
tn. who is under twelve years on
age. while worSing as a tool-carrler
in the machine-shOp Of the company.
and while in the discharge OF his
duty, 81 ppei and fell against the coz
wheels OF lathe and his right arm WAS
torn Of. There are four counts IN inc
declaration. each alleging = different KIND
OF negligence on the part OF the compaLy;
The first IS that tho company allowed on
10 remain ON the pathway running by ths
lathe. and that thereby the plaintiff slipped
and was injured. The second alleges mat
the lathe wAs running without any proper
person TO control 1t. laird, that the coz,
wheels OF tho lathe were not hooded ana
screened so that any person falling against
them could not be- injured. The iou!tH
count is combination Of the first three. =,
MessIs. frank ". Woon and j. samuel
Parrish arc counsel for the pIaintin, nna
Mc.srs. Christian & Christian for the CON-
pnny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
CARLETON MARKS pARDONEo.
lie Cannot Tive Longer II Not Discharged
from IatI.

governor Mckinney Yesterday granted
pardon 10 young Carleton Marks, who.
ms Will be we'll remembered by
the readers Of tho DnP.rcH, was
convicted In the County Court OF ssussrx.
december, 1870. of murder in the sacond
degree, and sentenced 70 the penitontiary
Tor ten years and eight months. The Gov.
ornoF assigned the following reasons for
executive ciemcncv:
Inc rrisoner has been tried twice. tho
trst time IN Ocean Der. 1890. 10y the Conn
Is Court and sentenced TO ten wears and
eicht months In the penitcntiarv. Annn-
reni was taken TO tho Circuit Court. which
sustained the county Court, and from this
deciSicn an appeal was taken 70 the Court
OF Appeals. where The case IS now ueudinc
ana cannot he beard before December NJ
1871. iuc prisoner has been in inil since
me spring 81 1852. lle - now dsnperouslv
III with foyer. and four reputable physi.
cian', the county Judge, and Common
W'Atih's attorney. who proeecut.d. unite
ia assioG for the pardon Of the petitioner in
az TO save ms li. II pOsaihle. Incv
state tha unless he is removed IN a short
wii!e he case viii he hopeless.
~ referred the rapors t. tho Circuit
Count nudge. Is. A. Hancock. who saws
I ~ there ~ 20 authority anywhere 70 b3il
I e prs her or even 70 remove him for n
snort whi.o from the laif. j an satisfied
from the certificates Of the physicians and
OF man, prominent citizens that the rri-
s"ner Will die IN low days un css ne IL re-
leased from confinement. lndcr these cir
cums'ancc' fec. t 10 lie my duty 10 exer-
ESQ executive elem "ncy, and do therefore
par icu ne prisoner upon the ground OF his
heath alone
JORDAN BEspITrD.
Yesterday lie Governor respitel until
October 23d Robert Jordan. convict ID in
the County Court q Elizabeth C.fg. of
outrageous assault. and sentenced to be
hanged on tic 2;th OF this month.
INsIKcIiSo THR oIsIHR-GlouNDs.
Governor Mckinney Will leave the CITY
Mon lay afternoon for Old Point. whence
OF tuesday lie will take the steamer Ches-
aI"ahe OF the Virginia oyster navy. for
tTtileid, and join Governor Jackson. Of
hhry land. IN an inspect on Of the Oyster
grounds. Governor Mckinney will be 40
conqanied by Treasurer Harman and
Auditor Marye only, who with himself CON
stiutN the Board ofthe hcSapcake and its
Tributaries. Tho oyster problem Is one to
which tho Governor has give great deal
Of attention since he came into Office. and
II Is undcrstood Tint recommendations on
the subject WI be an important feature Of
LIS next message 10 the Legislature.
CMIr0L PERSONALS.
Messrs. John x. Tayior, clerk: W.p.
Shelton. trcasurer. md O. q. Alexander.
sheriff Of Hanover, mad Simon solomon.
sheriff. and r. X. Horne. ck-treasurer -
Ienrco; J.. :. Robinson, Common
wea.th's Attorney % Warwick and Henry
Ne~r"hr, HeAUco, visited tine Capitol yes
teTday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
Dr.. BRlGHTs RECEPTION.
A Splendid Entertainment Las; Night.
Which Was Largely Attended.

Dr. George IT, Bright, one Of Richmonds
popular physicians, received his fricnis AZ
his spacious residence. corner Of Baker
and st. James streets, last night from to
- o'clock. Between those hours many
welLkuown citizens put n al appearance
70 greet the genial Doctor, and were each
and all received 10y Inn with the corllali-
Is for which he l. noted. Menv citizens
and CITY officials attended, perhaps $40,
during tie tlme named. DIS. George Ross
AID G. ". !. Brock. among other
phyeicians, extended their iclcltatioEs.
The Blues Band furnished admirable in
strumeutM music. Cunnlngham's quar-
teite, consisting Of tho rcdoub;able Cap.
tain and hes-rs. Galpin, Mathews ard
l.ohman. executed suldry pieces IN their
own brilliant and IlmI,atle manner with
piano accompaniment. Tho " Watch on
the Rhine was sung effectively and with
resonant effect by an lmpromptu squad u
guests. Sociab;ity and good fellowship
reiguei supreme during the passing hours.
The ballad llne aud Gray by Captain
CUNNINGHAM cllctedWGaycreom lha
spacious dining were spread with
every edible the heart conlt crave and
punch OF al sorts galore, including CHAM
payne az n1nW e., Mr. William hraIse
being the caterer.
nr. Bright left the city this morning at
2:90 for Peaks Station, 5. C.. 10 return
with hi- family, who have been summcring
there. Heisanativc OF he Palmetto state.
though long an adopted citizen Of Rich
rf.rI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
SIX DEATHS DURING TIE WEEK.
An Increase IN Mortality from piphthsria,

There was only ono death from dilh-
then. and two new cases reported = the
Board Of Health during the twenty-!our
hours ending at IL o'clock last night.
For the week ending ut the same hour
the health Office reports SIX deat hs and
tea now cases from this fearful malady, IA
compared TO two deaths and nineteen cases
reported during the preceding weeA.
The cases reported yesterday were
Fame DGbuey. "a white child one year
ani siSmonths old. at 72J north Fourth
street, and child II Mr. Lewis Boscher.
VINO lives at 81 south Fourth street. Ire
death recorded at the Office OF The board
Wa THAI II Annie Jones. white cL4Ii
living AT III west Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

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