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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
Notice for E'ubiicatIGn.
T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
Au 1-D1

T AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
II Aug. - l-9l
Notice is hereby given that The following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention 10 make
final proof i'll support of his cltim and that SAID
proof will be made before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for douglas county, Wis, at superior, Wis
cunsn, on
October 81 1891.
viz Erik Hanson his Id entry No 900 for the 81
SCI and Me-, of SEA See Up Is y K l. W
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon cultivation Of said
land Viz Thomas Peterson oscar ISiucsOn Jacob
Davidson Henry kunutia all OF Poplar Douglas
County Wis.
Also at the same time and place
viz Oscar IS;acSon his HI entry M. 99J for the Z
\ NEi4 and NE; SCI See Il Up Is y Il l. W
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF sad
land viz: Erik Hnns>on Matt, Hcndrick>on
Henry kunuti la Nikkcl Custa1Son all Of Poplar
Douglas County Wisconsin
G.. ". CARRINGMON,
a22sepo6 Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
II August Is, 1891
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be nude before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Douglas County Wisconsin at superior
Wisconsin on.
September 80. 1891.
yiZJobn Anderson his lid Entry No SiS for the y
y SW14 SCI, SWl4 and NV 4 SEA Sec Up 46
NRlIW
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon d cultivation OF said
land viz: Daniel K Johnson, Frank Hurry,
Erick Steele Andrew Larson all Of Hawthorne
Douglas County Wis.
e. w. CARRINGTON.
ao2-senof Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
Scptcnlber %. 1891.
Notice of Publication.

AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
II September ,, 1871
ed settler has filed notice of his intention 10
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said prstof viii he made before the CIerk OF
the Circuit Court at Superior. on
October 10th 1891.
viz: Barney Brown his HI Entry No 1859 for the
SWl4 of Sec FTP 4. \ Rl3N.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz:
Charles Isaackson. John Walker William Jones
Frank Desmond all Of South Range Douglas
County Niccousin.
G. W. CARRINGTON,
sep5ocil0 REGISTER.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
Notice Tor Publication.

AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
II Aug 6. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has fled notice OF his intention t. make
final proof in support q: his claim. and that SAID
proof viii be made befire Clerk Circuit court OF
Douglas County Wis, at ~u!'erio: Wis, on:
September IS, 1881
viz: Henry p. Fowler his IId Entry No 1894 for
the No AWl. and NM = NEl4 see Tp 10 y OF
Ri W
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon anu cultivation OF
said land viz Nicholas Lucius ~. Hemon Wilson,
Farley CatIin. harrison b. Cole. all of " hite
Birch Douglas County Wisconsin.
e. ". CAkRINGTON
al5-sepl9 Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12
Notice for Publication.

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
l. July ~, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of mis- intention tO make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will e mace before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Douglas County Wisconsin at superior Wis.
on:
September I4th, 1881.
viz: Gust Johnson his HI Entry No 90i for the
W y Sc \ sec ~ TIP AZ y f Il w
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of,
said land viz: Charles ]. Wiberg. Charles j. Jones
Oscar Asker and J. NJ. NJ. Peterson. all OF Poplar.
Douglas County, Wisconsin
G. ". CARRINGTON.
AISLE Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-12

L'0R SALE Lot One. Blk. Three Superior City
i Riparian Right Block Ii Thirty two Lots Ijl
toll q, on I2fh and 18th streets. Newton avenue
Sixteen Lots Blk one East Ninth street and Buiien
avcuIc East end.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
JEFFERSON DAVIS MONUMENT.
The Association Met and Organized Last
Evening.
THE WAY TO RAISE FUNDS DISCUSSED.
Officers Were Elected--A Meeting to Increase
Interest In the Monument During Mrs'
Davis' Visit Here in October.

The jefferson Davis Monument Association.
which became chartered institution by act
of Legislature at its last session. held its first
formal meeting at tho Mayors office at 6
o'clock yesterday evening, when the charter
was read and accepted. The following are
the officers of the Association j. Taylor
Ellyson, president: Lewis Ginter. vice.
president; John S. Elicit. treasurer: and
w. d. Chestermsn. secretary. The officers
were present at the meeting except Dir;
Ginter. and also the following members
Hon r. H. Cardwell, j. c. Dickerson- Judge
George l.. Christian. General Peyton "ise'
Colonel w. 7. Smith, Captain +. L. Reeve.
IL will be remembered that the assoc. alton
was formed Immediately following the death
or Dir. Davis, when solicitors were appointed
and contributions were literally offered, out
owing TO the announcement OF Mrs. Davis
that she would take twelve months 70 decide
as to the final resting place OF her distin-
guished husband all efforts were stopped:
Following the decision of Mrs. DAVIS TO select
the old Confederate capital as the place for
his mausoleum. the summer came on. when
most OF the public men were out OF the city,
and all action was deferred until this season
of the year. which is thought propltious for
revival of the interest in the matter.
INFORMAL TALK.
A good deal of informal discussion took
place at the meeting last evening ID regard 70
the question Of collecting funds. and 1t was
thought WELL if Mrs. Davis health would per-
nit to utilize her presence here IN OCTOBER
for a large public gathering OF distinguished
Confederates representing the entire South,
Mt which speeches and appropriate demon
STATIONS would be made.
This of course. would be expected 70 &C
cord with Mrs Davis promised visit IN Octo,,
Der. the day of which has not yet been set. ana
also in Difference to her wishes IN the matter
In the meantime needful committees Will be
appointed and arrangements made for q vigor-
Gus prosecution of the work.
WAYS AND MEANS.
In order to determine tho best plan TO pur-
sue, a committee was appointed TO look INTO
the subject Of ways and means and report to
an adjourned meeting of the association. Inc
committee is composed Of General Peyton
Wise. George L. Christian. J. Z. Dlckerson,
John s. Elicit and w ID. Chesftrman.
Mayor EllysOn said. in conversation with
TINES reporter alter the meeting last evening,
that the only thing 10 be determined In the
measure was rs TO the best means 30 get the
matter in the minds of the penple and re-
kinde the enthusiasm which has cooled down
by the necessary waiting on Mrs. Davis decl-
sion.
She will decide on her expected visit III DC
tober Mt what point in the city she desires the
remains of the Confederate chieftaln to lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
The Opera Last Night.

The comic opera. Castles in the Air"
which ran some $50 nights at the Broadway
Theatre New York WAS seen for the first
tlIns in Richmond at the Academy of Music
last night. and met with cordial reception
by large audience. 9. A. Byrne is response
bic for the librotto and Gustaye Kerker the mu-
sic. which is light and tuneful. The COM
pany is capable on the whole, and the chorus
Is strong. IL was not. however, the same nor
quite AS good vocalsts as sung IN the opera IN
New York. The scenery though was doubt
less the same. The costumes were very fine
and represented Spanish and French peasant
types. az the scene of the opera is supposed 10
take place at the island Of Martinique, West
Indies Mention should De made Of John d..
Gilbert. the ridiculous. as the Judge. the
sbapely Miss Delmar as Bul-Bul the viyacious,
Miss Mortimer as Blanche Mss Flint as Vic
torine. and Miss Hill rs Angelique. The bur
Iesouo business of the third act was very
funny.
Taken altogether the production was moth,
ing 10 90 into estacies over. but II caused
much merrment and no end Of applause.
The matinee will draw crowded house this
afternoon and to-nish, the engagement
closes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
4 HEATY FAMILT.
seven Richmond Brothers and Sisters Who
weigh Nearly Sixteen Hundred Pounds.

seven Richmond Brothers and Sisters Who
weigh Nearly Sixteen Hundred Pounds.
Seven brothers and sisters gathered around
q dinner table yesterday that was replete with
viands. wines and delicscies. II was the first
dinner all Of them have eaten together since
the war and II is not likely that they Will
gather together again for many years to come
N other words. IL was "A family reunion
one TO them which will be long remembered
and mirth md joliity held high sway during
the enjoyable meal.
Thofeslvties we're held at the home OF Mr.V
Hecher. Dr.. onnorth Iwenty-fifth street and
the seven persons present, after enjoying the
viands entered into the spirit Of the occasion
and were weighed as follows: Mrs. Silas
johnson, $50 pounds. Mr.. Y. Hechler. Jr.,
2i5. NJ. w T. Hechler. oil; George w.
Hechler. 900 Nj. B. Hechler. Of New York
229. II. c. Hechler 2O7: Miss Mary F. Hech-
Ter. BAG. The total weight Of the party was
l.5sS pounds. or an average weight Of 227
pounds
The above arc the sons and daughters of
Mr.. Valentine Hechler. There were also pres
ent Mr. r L. Hechler wife and children.
and Nh NJ. B. Hechlers wife and children.
The occasion WAS Joyous one IN every way.
and the hours were spent in many pleasant
recolectons of the days that have passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Bits of News Gathered Hero and There by
the "Tines" Reporters.

Bitg OF News Gathered Hero ana Ihere by
the "Tines" Reporters.
Fannie Turner (colored) was received at
the penitentiary yesterday to serve one year
for grand larceny in Allegheny county.
Mr. George Corr, of King william, il in the
citv on his return from the Cold Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Jennie Bond has returned from Balti-
more
Mr. Harvey /. Pitts passed through Rich
mond last week enroute 10 Texas. Mexico.
and the Pacific slope on his regular fall busi-
ness trip
Mrs. II. II. Seldom will leave the city to-day
for Belfield. where she will take charge Of the
Belfeld Seminary.
Miss Nellie Ryan, Of Cincinnati, 10 in the
city on q visit
The next Mozart musicale will be given
Monday, September 14th. with splendid
programme.
Miss Lily Volkmann. Of Sweet Home, near
Hopedale. has returned from visit to Nor
folk. Portsmouth and the seashore.
Miss Eula Guy, who has been visiting Miss
Iummie Cunningham and other relatives, has
returned to Portsmouth,
A gutter is being laid on the south side Of
Nbemarle street between Pine and BelvIdere
streets A nice sidewalk Will follow.
Rev. James T. Lancaster, chaplain 20 Uni
versity of Virginia. will preach at Grace
Church Sunday.
Judge Samuel b. Witt left Thursday to join
his family in Fauquier county.
Mr.. Gideon p. Chalkley. we'll known citi-
zen of Chester and an uncle OF Or. Charles
II. Chalkey. Of Richmond, is very sick.
meeting of the committee Of the Rose
mary Library Is called for next Tuesday. ----
The collectors OF Richmond and Man
chester will have a picnic at Forost-Hill Park
Thursday the 18th.
The Male Orphan Asylum school, Mr. K.
w. Anderson, principal. VIII Begin tho SEES
sion next Monday.
Charles King and Georse.E. Cooper, both
colored. Of New Kent county. were tired yes
terday before United States Commissioners
Peasants on the charge OF robblng the mans.
The case was continued until next Wednes-
day.
Rev. Preston Nash. pastor Of Christ church.
has returned from the Blue Ridge springs,
and will commence his pastoral duties sun
day morning.
Rev. Dr. Sprigg has returned home after q
pleasant sojourn at the sea and IN the noun
tains.
Professor Wister Archer had the Royal
Arch degree conferred upon him thursday
night by Chapter No. 49,
Mr. w. w. Randall. of Randall d Dixie.
New York, is in the city.
Professor James w. Bruce. OF Bryn- NAVE
College Pennsylvania Is visiting MS iriehus
in this city and stopping NJ POI west rankin
street, the home of his brother. MI. j. Seddon
Bruce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
paner ComnnnY FniIed.

A deed Of assignment from the Buena Vista
Paper Manufacturing Company to John w.
Blackburn was filed in the clerks Office OF the
chancery court yesterday. The deed conveys
about 800 WORTH of assets in this city,
mostly debts to the company. deed con-
viewing oil the assets in Buena Vista has been
fled in the clerks Office of the Rockbridge
County Court The liabilities are not known.
Dir. b. G. Moomaw is president Of the COM
pany and Mr.. Thomas Clemmitt. formerly Of
this city, is secretary and treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12

An Interesting Meeting Last Evening-Can-
didates for the Legislature.

An Interesting Meeting Last Evening-Can-
didntes for the Legislature.
There was full attendance of the members
Of the Elba Democratic Club last evening at
Tholl's Hall. on west Broad street. A number
Of new members were elected and the reports
show the club % be in an excellent condition.
Messrs. j. +. Flournoy and Abe Cohn were
present as q committee from the Old Domin-
ion Club Of Jefferson ward. and invited the
members OF the Elba Club to cooperate with
them 10 a reception 10 be given here TO the
ten Democratic congressman just before the
converting of the next Congress, and also 10
escort them TO Washington.
President Davis appointed committee 10
confer with the committee from the Old Do
mihion Club and TO report to the Elba Club
the result of their conclusions.
The two conference committees are "a fol-
lows: Old Dominion Club. Abe Cohn, chair
man: John w. Wilkes. George Il. Bowden.
James +. FlournOy. w. l.. Joyner K. III.
Joseph <. Batkins.
Elba Club: James p. Wright, Robert
Scott aud Joseph +. Orschel.
After the transaction Of the regular routine
business Mr.. J. J. English was introduced,
and in an appropriate and forcible speech
announced his candidacT for the nomination
"a member to the House OF Delegates.
Mr.. X. Il. Fauntleroy was also present. md
in an impas stoned address solicited the sup
port Of Elbn Club for his nomination for the
House af Delegates.
The name Of Mr. John Jackson was received
with tremendous applause when it was an
nounced that he would also stand for cleo
ton.
The programme which is being arranged
by the Old Dominion Club for the entertain
ment of the congressman Is extensive. and
with the cooperation OF the other clubs will
doubtless be big demonstration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12

The One Being Painted for the WestmOrr-
lard Clubs Nearing Completion.
At the annual meeting Of the Westmoreland
Club, in 1890. a resolution was passed appro-
priating handsome sum to have picture
Of Jefferson Davis painted as an appropriate
memorial Of the President of the Contederacy
to be placed in the rooms OF the club. MT.
William Carl Brown whose pictures have made
his name renowned in art, was selected for
the work, and ever since that time the result
has been awaited with much interest until
now. when the hope Of those interested there
in seems about to be realized IN most salts
factory degree.
Mr.. Brown is lust putting the finishing
touches TO the picture. The work IS con
sdered a very fine one and the artist thinks
IL is as good as anything he has done. The
picture is n large one the figure being OF life
size and represents Mr.. Davis as he appeared
when occupying the presidency OF the Con-
federate States. Those who have seen the
picture pronounce 1t an eNceHent llAeness
The Westmoreland Club was fortunate IN
securing the services OF an artist not only
eminent as "a portrait painter, but also had
IN intimate acquaintance with the subject OF
the painting.
In the execution of the work Mr.. Brown
has had the benefit OF the best pictures OF
MIR. Davis as well as the Gait bust so highly
Thought of bv connosseurs. The pictures
used by the artist were those deemed best by
Mrs Davis, and selected after correspondence
with her on the subject
A magnificent frame has been ordered for
the picture. which is surmounted by the arms
of the Confederacy.
The work has been carried on under the
direction of the library committee Of the
club. composed of Roswell Page, John Pick
reI and F.. T. Crump
No formalities have been decided on at
the time OF the introduction of the picture
T. the home of the club but it is understood
that appropriate ceremonies will be arranged
for the occasion. and it is suggested as emf
nently appropriate that Judge Crump should
make an address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
Tho Order OF Vesta.

Old Dominion Lodge. Order of Vesta held
a monthly meeting last evening at Elletts
Hall and elected NJ. f. Hudnall, delegate to
represent the lodge at district convention.
This lodge has very strong membership, and
much interest is manifested in its meetings
At the close of zach meeting box is placed
on a table containing number OF envelopes
equal TO the number OF members present.
One envelope contains card on which is
printed the word mascotte. and the person
securing that card has his dues TO the lodge
RENTED for that month. The card was So
cured last month and again last night by new
membcra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
CAPITOL NOTES.
Pardon Refused-Visitors at the State
House-A Judge Appointed.

Colonel Eli Trick alias Tucker, who was re-
Gently sentenced in Powhatan county to
eighteen years in the penitentiary, was to-
refused Communication Of eentence by Gov
ernor Mckinney.
w. w. Hunter. treasurer Of Norfolk county.
was a visitor at the Capitol yesterday.
Judge Isaac Hudson. of ulaski county. has
been designated by the Governor to hold
court in Bland and tiles counties in the stead
of Judge Helm who has resigned.
The Governor received the following letter
from Commemorative Attorney +. i. Hol-
land of Nansemond, with regard TO the man
arrested in Mississippi as the supposed muir
derer of young Eppes telegraph operator
in Suffolk Upon my return from Phila-
delphia, where | had been for several days,
your letter and telegram were received.
have written TO the iailer of Rankin county.
Miss, for description of the man under ar
rest. / did this because | doubt exceedingly
the arrest of Royster there. At the same
time will prepare papers to-day and forward
them to You. Please excuse delay and absence
from lOme.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12

Of Chesterfield county. Baueh bad dini-
Guilty with another negro named Jim Creecy
NJ church meeting about the affections OF q
dusky damsel, and proceeded 20 slash up bis
rival with a big knife. Creecy is not seriously
hurt, but the magistrate who held tho pre-
lminary examination thought he had better
send the case on.
A negro man had ft on upper Hull street
yesterday morning. and was taken into an
adjacent store. Or. Lawrence Ingram was
summoned and treated the patient.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
ONLY ONE SEW CASE.
There Was No Death from Diphtberia In
the City Yesterday.

One case Of diphtheria was reported to the
Board of Health for the twenty-four hours
closing at midnight last night and no deaths.
DIR. Oppenhimer, president of the Board of
Health feels that the disease is taking its de-
parture and his spirits have risen accordingly.
A prominent officer Of the city, in converse
ton with TINES reporter Yesterday. said a
and the publicity given il by the dphtheria
cards put up bv the Board of Health and the
frequent published reports in the newspapers
have. perhaps, created. more scare than the
gravity of the situation warranted, but 1t has
resulted in stirring our authorities up to q
sense of the necessities OF better sanitary re-
gulations. the good effects. OF which Will be
felt for all time 10 come
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12

Mr.. W. II. Halsey Appointed as Agent
They Leave NEXT Tuesday.

They Leave Next Tuesday.
Mr. Sol Haas. traffic manager Of the Rich
and Danyille railroad, has issued the follow
ing order
Mr.. w. II. Halsey is appoir ted claim agent
Of these lines with Office at 4 tia TIA, ia.
Effective September 18th.
All communications and reports in refer
ence TO freight claims must DC made 70 Dir.
Halsey after the 18th inst.
Mr.. Hasey has been in Richmond about a
year as assistant general freight agent and
hos many friends here. He came from At
lanta where he was connected with the South
ern Railway aud Steamship Association. and
his new appointment and promotion takes
him back TO that city. The claim Office will
leave here next Tuesday, but Mr. Halsey will
remain several days longer. A list of those
who will 60 was published in The TINES
a few days ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
Nav Ricbmod Theatre.

WI. Gilmores spectacular Devils Auc-
ton will be on the boards of tho Theatre for
a short engagement. commencing Tuesday
next. II will he remembered as a very enjoy
able entertainment by many who witnessed
the performance here season or 40 ago
four years ago. This season II will be moro
gorgeous than ever, the management having
improved it in every way. The costumes are
oil new and Of tho most elaborate style. Sale
Of seats Monday, "a. M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
The Mission Tent.

Rev. W. P. Hines preached at the mission 35i
tent. near the Old reservoir, last night;
There were several requests for prayer ana
three confessions.
There will be no meeting Saturday night:
Sunday at 8 p NJ. Mr.. Ragland; or flne-strest
oburcI will meet al the tent those who wish
10 confer about organizing mission Sunday
school At5P. NJ. DIR. w. w. Landrum VIII
preach. and services will be conducted az .
y NJ. by Rev. G.. +. Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12
Dr. Tudor.

Rev. Or. Tudor. tho well-known pastor OF
Rr0ad. street Methodist church. will to-day
return from his vacation and will occupy his
pulpit tomorrow The subject Of the morn
ing sermon will he Rest while in tho oye-
ming he will preach on Glorious Changes"
With tomorrow the evening services will be-
gin at 8 O'Clock instead of S:l5 =. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-12

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