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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

Fearing Lynch Law u. q. Io,nar Takes III.

FEARING lynch Law X. 4. Lonan Takes Ills
own Lilo by ,utt.na uH Throat.
ALBisY. GA.. Jan. When Sheriff Good
win entered the cell of n. A. Lomax III the
Albany jail early this morning shocking
siont met his gaze. Lying on his pale. in "a
rool If blood was the dead body oil
the prisoner ills throat on the lett
side was cut % the bono q terrible
cash through which his life had passed out IN
the night. His body was still warm. bat Dv
ms side leyanew knife with which Ae bad
eraled the law iie nal stabbed himself in
haf dozen places ln tle arm and ma the
BODY. seeking for an artery before cutting his
tLrolt
Iomax shot man ia ambush IN Clay
county on September tn The citzons were
INDIGNANT lie escaped on Wednesday. lie
was arrested here ami jailed by O1lcer James.
TIE sheria of Clay uuty was expected to-
dav 10 take him there for trial. re feared
lvnch law il carried there ami he took Ais
own life. His knife had been taken from him
when arrested and me person must have
furnished him the one ire had.
l0may was we..-knoAn carpenter AMI
contractor. but wa. desperate character
S.ue wears since le Eiiled % 1r Tyson IA
TINS county III brother was hanged @ Few
months since IN baln0rdge for killing ms
wife
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
DRY GOODS. &c.
DRY GOODS, &c.
LEVY & DAVIS.
Another Mark-DOWn.
FEATHER bQNS
AT LESS THAN COST TO CLOSE oU'

al i-'-.'' IAN
Authese Goods arc Of superior quality. aud
the best manufactured.
Black Feather Long boa ieD0's" i'o"
20 - 5t'. ~. ..,,,.,a s~,,,
blaek ea'Aot A'"~ io' '0'"00' -
go I'd = ~. ..i,,,,4 s.o,,,
sl6 i''' -9.d6 49, '''''
llack ea'Aef Long DoA' i7''u00'' i'''''
$40 10 DE. d, ,r. pa, -o5,,ood from
biacA eA'l1' 'oNs i'o''
s' % =. '.,......- Iona, poos raduced from
my
Black Gather Neck Bcas reduced from
20 O. IT,. ss, ..,,.,. Val, poos rsdncsd from
- W tlle ea'Ho' NooA io''
fz..3 u, ,,i.0.- c..rr .t,t,,,,rt,c Gov avoo;ne.
Iha iiii N1i'i'''', i-, . H. -0, 80, All
Wea lh rfall; p."'.
IhtiHtb loho ,. very h" an >2''i' emu ",,,'
h.1 .4s-' ie'1-e' rom ~ ~ a.
l J.'D i',,ss from nnr Under
r.-. ,t, q, ~ d.. oros,l o,,t cEoan
IN ,Iliiro-,e oil-v,ol Scarlet JERSEY
yests forn1ar nrice dc. for 4Ic.
2Chud's White Merno Union suits size Il,
former price 7sc suit for i5c
one Tot Ladies Atwood jersey vests in
biacA anc scarlet former price -I-loI 0'c'
eacn. c,...,,. c,.., whit, ,fori,o vosts
sizo n. former price 35c.. for l5c. each.
observation-disclosures
ofLClAL pAh"AlN IN '0''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

OF the Day. J. T.. Hendricks. Fifteenth Viz
ginia infantry: Color-Bearer. J. Il. Sullivan,
Company G. bearing battalion. artillery
Officer of Guard. Theodore w. Traylor first
VIRGINIA infantry Quarternaster Sergeant
p 7. Winston. Fifteenth Virginia infantry
Past-Commander T.. r.. Reeve installed tue
newly elected oihcerA The following com
miitees were appointed. Finance g. j.
oehr Z. p. Reeve ana r. T.. Powell SICK
Sullivan. j. r. Hendrick and T. w. 1raylor:
coior-guards ) H. kaiser, Il. T.. Powell
and w. q. Whitlock. The Camp will parTiici-
pate in the celebration Of General Lee
birthday on The III and attend with Lee
Camp the "Pinafore performance IN BODY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

IFSAu. w.. JAN Special Peter
Smith who while cutting timber IT'D me
woods on tho th uitim0. Was ~irufA oA inc
head by "a falling limb. died Thurs IaF morn
inc from the 300 uues received. Dir. NnllA
had largo business interests DID lll5 stclio"'
and was q we'll known anal popular ci-lzen.
Fire broke ont in tIe residence OBJ IL IT.
Palmer. 40 Gum Springs, last nsll, ANA one
room was completely Quilted before DO codl9
boz extingu shed. Damage VIII n9t exceed
$500. and les insured. The origin OK tAe Iio
is unknown.
Miss Celia presgraYe. cf THIS VICINITY. an an "
AIr. Walter l0ve.e4s. d.. Washington u. r.,
were married at the residence OF tle DllAH s.
father. j. f. Iresgravo 3 tuesday,.
Chaplin Bay'9v formerly OF THIS county,
died at ms residence near Hickory 'Fr'' a.
Prince William county. yesterday morning 'l
the seven y--ix year %. lbs h,e
Tho gr p is slowly su0sidins IN ms Fic.Ai.
but in other sections ol the county N i7 SUN
raeinr wilh fearful results.
Dr. j. j.. li0rnt, OF Mount vile. one OF me
best known and ab.est .nrs.clans Oh t-is
county. is reported seriously il
Clinton Haw- was accidentally slnl in me
ler bg viii Taylor while Auu,n s t-a Weeh.
lie will recover.
Dogs kdled seven pigs belonging 10 James
Swart q few nights ago.
Several eases %. diphtleria are reported iA
Eight inches of snow fell here Tuesday
night
Whcopng cough is prevalent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
Al Fncouraglng OutIooE.

Rpsiness is looking up in Richmond. ana
the increased activity IS being noticed AMI
snoxen o. by the casual observer. There IS
,dore stir and hustle about the centres OK
- more nctivity ou the streets. rnn.
yenorter Yesterday heard three business men
refer TO it in .gpck succession. ono
the MIR of waiting Tor something 20 turn
mn and seemed 10 have hustle on EN-"
Another said. notice considerable more
movement about town than usual and the
third asserted that business was much more
active in Richmond now than at this time
last year. Meeting With 3 Richmond and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
The DeafIl- Roll.

Miss Ella Myers died yesterday morning at 6
o'clock at her residence at 1916 east Broad
street. Size outlived four-score Of years. and
was 70 sister of the late Gustavus A. Myers. a
we'll known lawyer of this city an aunt OF
Major L. T. ID. Myers. and graud-aunt Of
Conway Mver. Her funeral will take place
from her late residence to-moTr W at =. NJ.
Nlr. Richard q. Sutton. who was a member
Of tho firm of Franhn Dayl, az Co. died
Thursday in Los Angeles of consumption.
Tie deceased married a daughter Of Major
Robert II. PoOre who was killed at Gettys-
burg and leaves a wife and one child. The
interment will take place in Hollywood. and
due notice Will be given when the remains
aLILNn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

Richmond Castle. No. I, knights OF tho
Golden Eagle, installed the following officers
last evening The imposing ceremonies were
performed by Deputy supreme Chiefs j. G.
Good.ng. Of Wash iugton. and CaDell Davis,
Fast Chief. Charles Haskell Noble Chief.
Edward Patton. Jr.: Vice-Chief. +. b. ".
Baldwin, High Priest II. +. Peters Nenera-
ble Hermit. Louis Rich: Sir Herald, w. y.
Harwood; Master Of FxcheQuer, J.. \. Still;
Master Of Records O. y. Keiningham. Clerk
Of ExcheQuer. Charles 5. Powell: Worthy
Chamberlain. j. d. Graves. Ensign, }. G.
Roberts Esquire, ". w. Eaughan' FIRST
Guardsman. IS. G.. Duke. Tie worthy bard
and second gu4rdsman will be appointed at
tic neNL meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

local press club and tho Board Of Trade and
escorted to the club-rOom In the Bee building.
There Hon. H. Rosewater. Of the Bee. well
coined them 20 tho city. aud Kate Field re-
piled in her usual graceful and eloquent man
ner. After drive about the city and lunch
tho party re-embarked aud began their trip
across the plains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

The week Of prayer closed last evening with
increased attendance 40 most Of the churches.
The interest shown at the joint BAPTIST meet
ines have been SO great that they Will be con.
tirue3 for another week They will be held
m I.sieh-street church on Monday and Thurs
Gav and 40 Grace-stroet church Tuesday and
Friday. Regular "Wednesday night services
will be held at all the churches rs usual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
VERY DESIRABLEl''

That is what you will say upon seeing these
things. 1t is golden opportunity for judi
cious BUYERS -economica! housewives. We
bought them for little we've marked them
TO sell accordingly You'll find them very
conveniently arranged in separate lots. Sale
begins at o'clock with ample force to salt
on you promptly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
Tin and Iron Workers.

The Local Union No. %, Of Tin. Sheet
Iron and Cornice Workers have installed the
following officers g. W. iirton. president;
b. Is Hagemeyer. vice-president Charles II.
Burton. recording secretary: VI. II. Nc
Carthv. financial secretary. w. A. Phillips,
treasurer James J.. Gregory, conductor ".
w. Haley. warden; 7. j. Payne, trustee for
eighteen months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

Coroner TAYLOR yesterday held an inq4I 'ai
over Annie Digs. colored luuaiic: VINO a i,'l
ut the city al yesterday morh,n-' NJ M
was committed there ia December ~ ~. ~.
regards tho death OF tho woman. couii %
attached to tie officials OF the Jan. D". s..o
jury entered the usual protest against ol-'N-
Ing lunat.cs in the jail oil the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

Danyle freight offcerthe reporter asked INN
freight than We have ever done before for tho
time II The vear. he replied. The mails arc
heavy AZ the postofHce. Now firms are being
established new compa ties are o chartered terrell
and nobody talks Of dull tines. lno siSn'
oil point % actiye bu8ne.3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
Cnnlnin slmpkln.

Suits we're instituted yesterday in the City
Circuit Court against Captain William Simp-
kin. The first was by the Richmond China
Company for 500 and the other was by the
Citizens Bank against the ldchmond lee
Machine Company ana Slmpkin hilyef
for sce0 An attachment was sued out in
each case and served on Mrs. Simpkin and
AInl.r EnLnIt NfILos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

Johnnie Johnson. the twelve-y ear-old white
how WHO was shot by Harry Gordon ON Tues
day Ior throwing rocks at him while riding
along Tweuty-itth street. Just outside the
corporate limits. is unable 20 appear at court
Young Gordon IS still confined IN henrlc0
county jail awaiting his trial. HE case. VIII
come mp in the magistrates court on Mon-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

District Lodge. No. /. Independent Ora 3fl.
Of Good Templars WAS in session yes.-i.A.
and last ni-ht 40 Springfield hal. Rspult-
and urofttb,o evening was en- owed by al
present. Business of much importance 10
the order was transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

The Holiness meeting held at old Trinity
church Inst evening was of unusual interest.
The band of faithful workers viii be rein
forced tomorrow bv Rev. Frank d. Hall, OF
Portsmouth. and Mss Louso Miller, Of
Washington They VIII assist in the services
at3and o'clock in the afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

NoaioLs. Va. Jan. S. lnere was wreck
~ Forty-six.mile siding on tao Norfolk aud
Western railroad this morning. caused by =
spring breaking iu % switch and t.e rails
spreading AS result uile cars. engine aud
tender were deralod. i've caIs Wcte thrown
entirely from the track. one of which FAC
least sixty-Gyo ieet The trucks and under
WORKS were badly broken otherwise they
were not much damaged. 30 ono injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

Gaines against G mmonweaitn., uflhsF
argue by Colonel rs. BE- Ayle,t and MAJOR ~
Taylor Scott tor Commonwealth ana l. W.
Jones. Esq. Tor piaintid IN error
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

One hundred small remnants of Swiss Mus
lin, Lace and silk. in sizes suitable for Chair
Arms, Pin Cushions. Bureau Mats, DC.
ONE CENT EACH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
M TWENTY-FNE CENTs.

Two hundred Curtain Corners Of Noting.
ham Lace and SWISS Muslin in lengths from
T. to yards, and full width Of curtains.
2Jc. EACH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

pOWFRs.-nied. January sth NJ SIS A u.
WILLIAM AXIOM. infant son OF "iliiam a.
AMI ary e. Powers
Funeral saturday at3 ?. II. from the house
10. 1902 Floyd avenue.
MYERS.-Died on the morning OF January
Nh ELLA q. MYERS, aged elgny-iour
Her funeral will take place At her residence,
1919 east Broad street, SUNDAY st o'clock.
HlLL.-Iied, last night at Q o'clock. at the
residence of his daughter Mrs. W. \. Ilea.anIs'
80 50s north Eleventh stree. SIR n. y. HILL,
in Tho eigltr-siX'n year Of his age. ,,r.
Fun raj from IA irst Baptist church THIS
AFTERNOON az $3.50 Cd clock.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
r WAsnNGroy. d. c.. Jan. s.-For Viz
FAR ginia an North Carolina Generally
- f.ir: slightly warmer; southerly winds.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCg-
IMMATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY o. 's92-
ern rise.............7.s6 Noon sets. 2:96 4. "
sun sots............5O1 Days iengta....'h- TN
PORT OF WEST POINT, JANUARY s. 1892
ARRIVED
Steamship Danville Cantain Bennett, from
baltimore. merchandise anu passengers
SAILED.
Steamship Danyiile. for baltimore.
IAMBERTS POINT. JAHUARY s, 1892
LOADED.
r,~oo Hudson. Hohokon: schooners Narsui-
rette. Providence; 3. j. NNherel' Do9loh'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

contribute Samples and Short Ends also odd
Silk Curtains and lengths suitable for Mantsl
Draperies. Oyerdraperes for Windows
Pianos Pictures and Easels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
New.paner DELEGATES.

OMAHA. NEE. Jsn. s.--The delegates 70 the
Convention OF Press Clubs at san francisco
arrived IN this city at p. NJ. They were
net at the depot 10y a delegation from the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
FIFTY GENTS.

ono hundred remnants o. Velour Silk,
Woo. and Cotton Tapestries. in sizes suitable
for char seats. cushion covers table covers.
dc. Also one hundred and ftty extra large
Curtain Corners in Irish Point Real Lace,
Muslin and Nottingham.
5Or. EACH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
THELACE CURTAIN MAKERS

are represented. Remnants in sizes for Sofa
and Chair Arms, Cushions. Splashers and
Sash Curtains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
~~o,~~~~~~.~~~~~---~~ -~0~~-~-~~-~-~~.~~o
Woodward & L0tlrOD.
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS Store.
CORNER BROAD And ADAMS STREETS.
CORNER BROAD And ADAMS STREETS.
STORE OPEN FROM SAN. TO 6 P. NJ.
UPHOLSTERY AND CURTAIN NEWS OF
UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE.

Whenever wo get around 10 Upholstery
Goods we have something well worth saying
Since the beginning OF the season we've put
before you bargain after bargain and you've
been quick TO realize their Importance 1t is
orr pleasure TO present some to-day that
will eclipse any ever offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

A number Of half and full-length Curtains
in Irish Point. Real laco, Nottingham, &c.
Also a number Of extra fine AID large rem
nants II Brocatei.e. Vel UT, &c.
7Jc. EACH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

One hundred large remnants Of Lace. Mus.
lin and SILK. in sizes suitable for backs Of
Washstands. Bureau Scarls. Tides &c.
FIVE CENTS EACH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
A REMNANT SALE OF UPHOLSTERY
GOODS AND CURTAINS

A sale. perhaps Of the most liberal proper
tons you ever saw or heard Of in these kinds
Of goods. They arc not old shop-worn rem
nants, but new. fresh and crisp things at
Lsrgain prices.
Tho why and wherefore:
THE TAPESTRY MILLS. DOMESTIC AND
FOREIGN,
have closed out to u3 at a merely nominal
figure all their salesman's samples and short
ends Of silk, Satin. Wool and Cotton Furni-
ture Coverings Yelours. &c. Sizes from q
inches square up to yards of 50-inch width
goods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
, LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.


,,o,a. Goodc no, Yet Adm'''s'-M"'h
p..,os.ion on Che So'i'''-s'''"''
,s,nan Nominated Tor Circuit Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

The assortment il composed of the hest
products oi the Irish. Scotch aud American
looms and tho price are very low.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09


Mr. Thomas ". Miller. Of Powhatsn was in
the city yesterday
Mr. Valentine stein. OF ihladeipha Is
here visiting his parents.
Miss sue Duustan. OF PETERSBURG, Is visiting
friends iu Chesterfield.
Miss Aleau Lacy. of Lynchburg, is visiting
friends and relatives IN this citT.
Mss M0lhe Ellis. of this city. Inns returned
home from visit to friends 1T fowAatan
Courthouse
High-Constabie brooks has removed his
Office from The Davis block To- the Oihce of
Senior Justice James VI. Periue. OLA Ainth
and Hull streets. 80.
Judge William j. Clopt,n has received his
commission rs county Judge oi Chesterfield
county. Tie term begins January j, ls3@'
and continues f0r SIX years
d. g.. -. w. u. Pitt installed the newly
elected officers of Dale Lodge. 59j, knights
of Honor last evening.
The regular monthly meeting ol the Bap-
fist Sunday School Mon. Of Petersburg. and
Ettrck church, in Chesterfield, will be held
at Ettrlcls church tomorrow afternoon
Mr. j. T. Beale. a merchant doing business
in Ettrick. Chesterfield county. has made an
ASSIGNMENTS liabilities about 5000.
Ia honor Of the second anniversary Of her
marriage Mrs ~. r. Beatue on last Thurs
day afternoon tended O. her lady friends q
reception from % o'clock, which was
greatly en- Dyed by all present.
At u regular meeting of Davis Council,
No. n. III. ID. l.. &. st.. held Thur day night
the following officers were installed hy
Deputy State Councillor j. D. Cook. vs.. ID.
Ferguson. Junior past councillor, ~. J..
Hart. councillor r. st. Mann. vice-council-
or. j. J.. Mum. recording secretary. j.. i.
Gibbs. assistant recording secretary. T. ia.
Faison. conductors ~. J.. Ilmberlake. war-
den W. T. Williams. inside sentinel, W. j.
Smith outside sentinel. 81. H. smith, trustee
for eighteen months.
Thursday evening about o'clock, 0s cleo
trio car $50. i of tic Decatli--treet line was
running down Hull street with Sir. Howell as
motorman. Mr.. Lee Hart attempted % get on
and was thrown down and q trlle bruised
about the head and shoulders. 10 seems that
tho car got ont of order and bad 10 bee held at
the end of the line for fixing. il was going to
Richmond off schedule time and was closely
followed by car no. .. which took on lassen-
GERS. No 4 having ITS doors closed and not
taking passengers bat going O. ldchmond u
get ON It's schedule time. The motorinan
saws he told Mr.. Hart who hailed IBIS car, that
he could not stop. hat that another car was
lust behind him which would take Hm up.
The matter viii be IN the police court tins
morning.
Ia the mayors court yesterday morning
Mr.. T.. s Say0ry was charged with trespassing
upon the premises Of Air. blankensnip. lie
was fined : and took an appeal.
4 long Inst OF ordinance violations VIII have
a hearing before HIS Honor tins morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

Extra-heavy. Tu,l-bleached COTTON
CRASH,
b.. YARD.
AIL-LINEN SCOTCH CRASH is inches
wide, with orange, biao ard red.aud-blue
borders
SIC. 4 YARD.
AIL-LINEN PLAID and PLAIN WHITE
or BROWN CRASH. Is inches wide.
ioc and lie. 4 YARD.
our popular price in CRASH TOWEL
LING Is u C. yard. and At this price We
carry the largest assortment.
Hand made Russia CRASH.
Irish Twilled bleached CRASH.
Scotch Twllei Brown CRASH.
Barresley Plain Cream Col0red CRASH.
Irish Plain CRASH
Iish Plain CRASH, with wide side borders.
- q. A YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

Entra-heavy, Tuil-Jleached COTTON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
COCKS SHALL NOT FIGHT
WITHIN LIMITS or mAscnEsrER.
city over the Bridge-hn Accident on
Car-Briefs.
MANcBEsrER BUREAU Idcuv0SD TTwrs.
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. ll0i Decatur street

Branch Office. ll0i Decatur street
The first meeting Of 1892 Of tie City Coun-
Gil was held last evening in the Council cham
Der. tho following members answering the
roll-call. j. r. Perdue. T.. ". Weisger. John
O'Brien. j.. 4. Morris A. @. Jones. w. T..
Starke. John T. Taylor, john T. IT, w. T.
Pitt. j. Browder. w. S. Rolin. City Insinecr
Nelson and City Attorney Clopton wcre also
in attendance Report Of chief Of police Was
read and approved. The street Committee
reported that contract for feed for the city
teams for tho next three months was awarded
t0Messrs. Bowen * Bradley. a communication
from Richmond and Manchester kai.wav and
Improvement Company asking for additional
franchises was laid ID the table. \ letter was
received from Colonel WRrng yesterday
which was read before the Council. but tle
committee was not ready 70 report on IT, Inc
application O Mr. Breach for j32. Tor e1-
ira grading and report of to committee rela-
two 10 same was deferred till next Friday.
when the Council vii meet in special session
10 consider lt The report OF tie Committee
on Ordinance togetler'with % recommends
ton ACCOMMODATING the same. WAS ADOPTED.
Mr. Perdle. of the Committee on Light
CIR. Morris n tue chair, offered the follow
ing resolution which was adopted:
Resolved That the Committee on Light e
and are hereby authorized 10 contract for
lighting tire city by electricity OF otherwise
upon the best terms and conditions they may
be able 90 make
The report of the committee was read and
approved. City-AttOmev C.opton recon-
mended that q map of Manchester. made IN
1889. which is the original ami only one IN ex-
istenco and is tie property o. Mrs. Mchae' 3e
purchased If il could be done 10 moderate
price. Adopted. The Fire Committee re-
ported an ordinance relative o. the equipment
OF a fro department which was re erred 10
the Committee on Ordinance. Tie regular
report of the committee was adopted.
Messrs d. n. perdue. W. T. Pitt and T.. j..
Morris offered the following ordnance. winch
was adOpted under q suspension ol rules.
''le it ordained by the CITY COunci! ot the
city Of Manchester That 10 -lali DE UNI WiHl
for any G. lcking main. cock fight. dog hght or
prize fight of any kind - take place OF ne
held or conducted within tho limits oi me
city or within its police ana ernita. iull'-
dicii0n all persons participating therein Us
/ PRINCIPAL or spectators shall he SUBJECT upon
conviction 20 % fine ~ not less than - nor
more thin 10 for each or every ohen-e. ms
ordinance shall De in force from ita passage.
After granting several building permits the
| c unc.l adjourned.
After adjournment of the Council the Cons
mittee on light held meeting. several
propositions % light the city were read ana
discussed. but nothing definite was done. and
the chairman. Mr.. j. r. Perdue. was APP
pointed % committee % further investigate
the matter and report.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-29

Vas marriage failure? Veil, now, dot
depends
Altogeddher on how you look at i'd,
mine friends.
Somdimes obey don't run veil und kick
in der traces,
Like dhose double-horse teams dot you
see at der races;
Eef Obey don't pool togeddher rightd of
at der shtart,
Ten dimes oudt off nine Obey vas bed
dher apart.
Vas marriage a failure? Der vote vas
in doubt
Dhose dots oudt would be in, dhose dots
in would be oudt.
Der man NIT oxberience, goot look, und
dash
Gets wife NIT some five hundord dou-
sand in cash,
Budt, after der honeymoon, where vas
der honey:
She hat der conference.-the hat der mon
ey.
Vas marriage failure? Eef dot vas der
vot vas to pecome off der whole human
race?
Vot you dink dot der oldt "Pilgrim Fad
ers' would say,
Dot came in der Sunfower to oldt Ply
mouth bay,
TO see der fine coundtry dis people hat
got,
IND dhen hear diem ask soch conomd-
hrums as dot?
Vas marriage a failure: Shust go, ere
you tell,
To dot Bunker Mon Hilument, where
Warren fell:
Dnk off Washington, Franklin, and
s'Honest Old Abe
Dhev vas all been aroundt since dot first
Plymouth babe.
vas only Deutscher, budt dells you
vot.
l pellet, every dime, in sooch failures"
as dot
Vas marriage a failure? | ask my Kat
rine,
Ind she look off me so dot feels pooty
mean
Den she says: "Meester Strauss, shust
come here, eff you blease.
IND she dake me where lawcob una
leedle LoweeZe
By dher shnug trundle-bed vas shust
saying dhelr prayer,
IND she say nit smile; was dhere
some failures dhere:'
CHARLES FoLLEN ADAMS.