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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
Mortgage sale.

Lcbrecht Won Bornsfedt. mortgagor. on the
both day of May y. II. $50, mortgagod to Carleton
College, mortgage, lot No seven n uf block No.
| eghtv-siX 81 of superior Improvement Com
/ pauy addition To West superior, according 10
the plat thereof on file and III record IN the office
! of the Register of Deeds Of Douglas county Wis
conSin, wherein said land i situated, to secure
/ the sum of twelve hundred dollars tSI2pOLO
with interest at eight per cent. PAYABLE semi
/ annually, June lst \. II. 1893. In and by said
] mortgage SAID noTtgagor agreed that he would,
during the tendency of said mortgage. pay ali
/ taxes that might for any and all purposes be as
SeSSed and imposed on said premises as soon as
. payable each year ami that in case be should
( neglect or refuse to pay the same the uOrtpHg.e
might pay such taxes ana the amount 20 Taii ,y
II Sho I'D with interest at eight per cent. be a
I leu upon SaId premises, Uayablc forthwith, and
secured IN the same manner as the principal and
. interest mentioned in said mortgage This
mortgage was filed for record in the Office Of the
Register Of Deeds of said Douglas county on the
27th day Of May 1890 and duly recorded in
/ book X OF mortgages on pages 402, 4I3 and iOi
There Is now due on said mortgage the sum of
/ thirteen hundred and sixteen dollars and sixty
one cents for principal and interest due and mn
paid, the mortgagoT failed to pay the taxes on
said parcel Of land when the same became due
/ and the mortgage has this day paid for dclin-
quent taxes on said parcel OF land the sum of
one hundred and forty three dollars and eighty
nine cents, no action at law has been brought
I i9r me recovery OF any part of the same and
default has been made by the moTtgagor in the
F payment OF said sums.
/ Therefore, in pursuance Of the power of sale
/ contained in such mortgage and the frrrps at
+ The statute IN such case made and ur0,ided the
above described parcel Of land will be sold bv
me >heiii, OF Douglas county. at public auction
10 the highest bidder Tor cash At the from door
OF the court house III Superior Wisconsin. on
Tuesday the 9th day of April A, D. 1885, at ten
O'Clock III the forenoon t. satisfy the amount
then Que on the debt secured b. said MORTGAGE
principal and Interest the amount uaid for
taAe> ana interest thereon, ana the costs ana
4.>l.F>ti.-e!-ls o. j.Ii- tJsee4.sGe Including All
ait9ru"! t.- IF seventy i've dollars I,vgyiIgd IN
said mortgage.
Dated at Superior, Wisconsin, March 9Th, 1891
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
Tie Y oodVard
Poe Takes the PeIsimmons.
The Republicans Elect Their
Entire City Ticket,
And Seven CT the Nine Al
dermen, Supervisors, Etc.
Kelley Admits That the Re
publicanS Had a Ticket
In the Field.
Nearly l,000 Majority.

Nearly l,O00 Majority.
The battle las been fought and that
right yalantly, and a most complete
and glorious Republican victory is the
result The total vote polled was 5,9l1,
about 900 more than WAS pollrd one
year ago This increase in the vote
is easily accounted for. They are not
imported voters as the Kelley organ,
the Leader, a1lirms, but citizens OF the
city all right One year ago our fac
tories, steel plant, ship yards and shops
were all busy and many workmen did
not leave work to go and vote. Under
the pressure Of year of Democratic
rule all these avenues Of trade and
labor have been closed and the busy
throng of one year ago are idle now
and have no employment to keep them
from the polls These idle men voted
last Tuesday hence the increased vote.
They also voted the Republican ticket
hence the changed complexion OF oUE
municipal politics.
The Republican ticket was composed
Of good, clean and competent men and
the people could and did feel that IN
the hands OF such men our city affairs
would be safe. The darkest spot on
the days work WAS the result of the
battle in the First ward where Mr.
Whitney for supervisor, and Mr.. Green
for aldermen were defeated by men Of
their own party and who should have
given them their earnest support.
In the Sixth ward Mr.. Wemyss, Re
publican nominee for alderman played
off and let his Democratic opponent
be elected without putting forth an
effort 10 prevent him.
All in all the result of the battle of
the ballots is very satisfactory to the
Republicans, and it is clearly demon
strated that this is a straight Repub-
lean city
The morning Leader: The total
vote cast was very large 600 more
!hail Il year ago. 10 hiolT oultil"l,
Lrinr ma Ieaitin,atn increase "
~, ,o ,.n
-, - -, 49,, ,,.,.
- - - - , !, ' .ta,,I,1 1,a'a ~,
'tata.,,. a.. $1,000, t,',,..,o, :,
large letters in gold leaf and scattered
lo'','s'',', 80 -. M
- - ~ - -, -
~.
me IepG''iic'n 'lch@l T ~ ilGLI.
- v "o', :, - -',,a,,,. t,.t-,i
on the ul,tform Of republican princi-
pie, by them he viii Use or fail. Do
not he fooled ~ me u'ltf,hc'a 81 -
49, -. -, =, t,,.I
Won wa,IlJ = yiprT in yo,r natn.
~ .,;a,, a,.,ra 60, H.. VIVA
published At the Vest end. = the
Evening Telegram IS one 81 t!le 2N6
daliY I"Iefs alluded Y, ana "S /. AZ"
supported MI. W oe""aId ana Ia'
Republican TICKET III i"L we cannot
why il is more Of a .y.rer" than tie
Wave. The Wave man seems to grow
foolar and fooIer every aay.
The Republican editors Of WIS
snn - tha I'm insf !, or,sani,a and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07

The morning Leader: The total
vote east was very large 900 more
than Il year ago. No more Superior
its, however, cast their ballots, there
being no legitimate increase"
The East end Republicans who own
large blocks Of Leader stock and who
voted for Kelley should have this
statement Of their organ hlazaned III
large letters in gold leaf and scattered
broadcast through the country as an
advertisement for the city. by all
means put it III the Hemorest write
up.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07

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TO Bay ST sup
Notice of Hearing.

J Bardon 10 MnQuj.lan 1t, in Du
beau = add 70 s-up
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
Notice TO Creditors.

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07

Minneapolis Tribune: GOV Till
man has declared two South Carolina
counties in state Of Insurrection, and
said counties have declared him to he
III state Of non jurisdiction 50 far as
concerns the future direction Of their
pubic affairs. Popular sovereignty
auG constitutional government have
taken Il prolific turn down il the state
Of John T. Calhoun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
HAD TO MOVE THE BOOKS.
Their Weight Made the Governors Office
aBgcrous--Comiuittcc Notes.

Some weeks ago committee was APP
pointed by the General Assembly to super
intend the removal To place Of safety
OF the State publications In the loft OF
the Capitol. II was not generally known
nj the time that 1T was not the safety
Of the publications but the safety Of the
Governor ana Secretary Of the Common
wealth and their forces that was in
question Major Gaines. Register OF the
Land Office, had discovered much 10 his
horror that some thirty-six tons Of books
had been stored over the Offices Of the
Governor and the Secretary of the Com
mOnwcalth. and as the rafters at that
point have sagge1 he was made pretty
nervous. The load has been removed, and
there is no longer any danger.
when the Library shall have been re-
moved 10 the new building the old library
room Will be- fitted Up for legislative COM
mittee rooms. Yesterday Mr. LOycnstcin
was appointed on the part of the Senate
on the committee charged with superln-
tending this work
The LEGISLATURE failed to make an appro-
priatiOn for the removal Of the old stable
ON the lot Of the Executive Mansion and
the building OF new one
Meesrs Lovenstein and watts have been
the Joint committee raircd for the pur-
pose Of considering and reporting upon 50
much Of Governor McKinney's message
"a relates 10 the admission Of patients
into the State hospitals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsTERDA
was warm. tempered BY cool wind.
The sky at midnight was cloudless.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 7.-American SUI
gar was again the feature OF the stock
market. The price ranged from @t to
9jiz, and closed at 9iis. net gain for the
day Of 31s per cent. The transactions
were not as heavy as on yesterday. but
stu reached quite a respectable total,
$3.50 shares having been traded in. The
bears were not permitted TO have control
Of the stock at any time, although when
il touched 9Oi, they were impressed with
the idea that the bull movement was
over. and they put out fresh lines.
The other industrials were in brisk de-
mand, and moved up rapidly. Lead adj
vanced 81. per cent. 70 lfs; the pre-
ferred. ia. 10 767s; Cotton Oil, "a TO
2gs: Whiskey. y. to 25i3; General Flee
trio, ~. to a, and American Tobacco,
=. 10 1874.
These stocks were Influenced by Wash
ington reports that the Senate would
grant some profession to the sugar.
lead. ana other industries. At least
this was the reason ascribed in the room
for the improvement in the stocks. Cow
ering Of snort contracts also played an
important part In the rise.
fine general railway list was firm IN
the the early trading. in sympathy WIN
the strength of American Sugar, but
later on there was reaction OF X 10 l
per cent The decline was due 10 re-
ports of gold shipments by saturday ;
European steamers. Estimates placer
the exports on that day at fully S.o~,VD;
Later on. London houses bought rouhd
amounts Of the Changers ana Other
stocks. and this changed the temper OF
speculation. and the market left on
strong. with a net gain OF isH3's per cent.
for tn day. ,.,.
The failure Of Hunter. Clarke y JACOB
had no effect on the market. me urn
dealt in privileges, and the rise In Sugar
~ said to have carried them down.
The total sales were 2S,WQ shares OF
which lG3. 900 were listed, and ll9'VD uh-
listed. ,-,,.
The trading in railway and miscella-
neous bonds We're strong, with an actiVe
demand. 1890 ,~, 80.
reucy, sii0GS.0oo
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent. last
loan al l. and closing offered AZ | per
cent: prime mercantile paper, 44Ps per
cent -, 49,,
Bar silver, coz. Silver at the board neg
sterling exchange firm, with actual
business i'm bankers bills NJ NHHS.s!a
for SIXTY DAYS. and ASiM lSie Tor de-
mand. postel rates. $iSSdi Si2' CONNER,
cial bills. s. sG9iHi@ for sixty days anu
81. S7a.MASS for demand. ,.,-
Government bonds strong. state pohpS
duh. Railroad bonds hisher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
PICTURES OF RICHMOND PEOPLE.
several. That May BE Recognized by
writing to Charleston.
MARCH I. 1891
To the Editor Of the Dispat


You had an item In your paper Febru-
,rv "a 1891. headed Found lot OF pic
tures" through which item seven OF the
residents OF Richmond obtained their
photographs. Some OF them stated that
they were heirlooms TO their respective
families. and were glad TO obtain these
pictures on hand:
Now I have still some in my possession.
and deem IT advisable to send you list
Of same. which can be obtained by Tor
wardlnR the postage TO my address. j
have located ere man who LETT the pic
,ures He was In this city a week ago.
and. perhaps. may be here stiii' HOW
the photographs came in the room
am unable TO state. as the man did not
atom here. but ] presume they were found
hy sone one In the reading-room who
,ros residing In the house and placed in
drawer by them. This is the list Of
pIctures on hand:
Cobinet-slze photograph of young
Iadv Charles Martin. photographer, OIL
east Baltimore street. Baltimore. Mo.
Name on back. Mrs. La Mar.
Cahinct-size photograph OF an infant
NTH cat in hand. photographer Vernon
Gallery. l07 east Broad street, Richmond
Va No name on pack SIMPLY 'he s''e7''
70l west Clay street.
,ooranher. Richmond Photograph Com
rapy s27 Broad street. Name on back.
Mira Nj Wittcamp, III north Twentieth
street
photograph OF midile-aged gentleman.
lin Ion,, beard: has a clerical LOOK.
pho,opranher. @. VI. Smith. successor To
= n ciench. &c Main street. Lockport'
Y Y Name on back. Mrs ID. Miller
1S2e east Marshall street. Richmond va
1,irtvne Of lady and gentleman, lady
standing M. Name on back. NJ. +. Blunt
1877 west clay street
T,rtvpe of two ladies, one standing up.
with hat on ana mourning ven; N ,,l1'
on hack. Mrs. Thacker. 800 south fitth
street
Cab,,et-slze. old woman. Name on
hack Mrs. Annie Dabney. 9l4 west Leigh
Richmond Va. -, .,,u,.
- oLoir Name. Henry Dabney. 9li west
Itch photographer. Richmond Photo
rranb Company. S27 Broad street.
Tintvpe OF colored girl Name on bacK'
Miss wills. 900 Shaffer.
photograph ~ a young colored man.
PHOTOGRAPHER. G. w Davis. ~ Broad
street. Name on back MISS ann am.
Iic,,ana 1IG north Twentieth street, Rich
Tintvne Of a Tiiddle-agcd colored wo-
man 10 name. but she has on q mar.
white collar, big bow. and handkerchief
in bolt. white cuffs. rather dude
send you this Est BY FURNISHING
| - thc owners may obtain their prop
| crty. ~ r cOpnrS
Respectfully. II. -. ~. r.r;o,,
| SUPERINTENDENT Ladies' Seaman's Friend
Societv sailors Home, ~ and 70 Mar
| vet street. Charleston. s. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
I ret,e., u.Oo,s,; tobacco. g.iM.A Total.

rettes, s1.003.35; tobocco' s@i"'@' '
park loose safes to-day, s5,2ss pounds,
and &c. highest price Market easy on
low grades, but unchanged on tne pe''e'
grades. ,.,,,., c-o,s
we're on sale at the Exchange TO-DAY ~
prices ranging from 2hmsc; for luz
5lknsc. for common leaf, 6lxnsc. tor w..
leaf. and sisai0c for best leai' VIZ ~
little interest was manifested on ,ne
part of the BUYERS. and hence some sam
pies were withdrawn from the marker; H.,
Bright loose sales were quite arg uu I,.
poor In quality. and prices were only iai's
receipts Is daily growing poorer; anu
there are very few more desirable TO-
baccos with color yet 10 be marketed
Reflections were quite large to-uay, uu
TO considerable shipped tobacco Deihs Oh
sales. which buyers tried to avoid. =,
MIR. ]. ID. Bullock. OF OXFORD ~ ~
was In the city to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
AMONG THE DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Large Meeting Last Night of the Old
Market and solid Shot

4 meeting Of the Old Market Demo-
cratic ana Social Club was held last
night at Thon's Hail. Fourteenth and
Main streets. Messrs. u. G. Richardson.
Tazewell Elicit, +. W. Chamberlayne,
Edward J. Warren. &. II. Epps, T.. VI.
Rowelle John NJ. King. f. II. Ferguson,
John T.. Murphy. George IL. Davis. 5. l..
Bloomberg :. NJ. Page. Albert White. \.
l.. Montgomery. and stephen l.. Wood ell
tertained the club with short speeches.
Mr. Marshall r. Ramos spoke In behalf
OF Mr.. James +. Wood This Is one OF
the most hOurishing clubs
\ very large meeting of the Solid shot
Club was held last night at their hall,
No. - north Seventeenth street. The
meeting was called to order by the Presi-
dent, j. G. Booker, in the chair.
The following candidates were present
ana addressed the meeting: Messrs. G.
II. Epps. Captain f. W. Barrett, in be
half Of j. G. Smith: Tazewell Elicit, ID.
G. Richardson. +. Stern. in behalf OF III.
NJ. Smith, Jr; Blair Mosby.
\ number of candidates for the Com
mon Council and Justice of the Peace also
spoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
DEATHS.


DEBRESS. DIED. on March l. ISL Mrs.
ESTELLA G. DEBRESS, wife 81 Miles
c. Debress. and daughter Of the late " .
II lester. i'm the 3Oth year of her age.
The funeral will take place from the
First Colored BAPTIST church ar ii O'Clock
on SUNDAY MORNING. March the mn.
Louisville and Chicago papers please
copy.
WILKINSON.-Died, at the residence Of
her mother. Mrs. n. J. Wilkinson, No.
233 south Laurel street. IL 1880 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, March I. 1871 Miss
FLORENCE a. WILKINSON; I'm the
sd year OF her age.
Funeral will take place from Mead'e-Me-
mortal church, Manchester, TODAY
March sth. at O'Clock Z. NJ. Friend and
relatives Of the family are invited - at
tend.
Manchester papers please COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
Jacobs is said 10 be q very strong as
sistant 10 him In a musical way.
OTHER REVIVAL. SoTFS

~ ".
OTHER REVIVAL NOTES.
Rev. George c. Necdham, the we'll
known evangelist from Philadelphia. will
reach the cIts Saturday. and wifi preach
Sunday afternoon. He will also deliver
a sermon at the First Baptist church on
Sunday night. Rev. Mr.. Needham was
one of Mr. Moody's assistants when he
was in Richmond before. and his power M
a preacher u known here.
NJ ssrs. Moody ana Sankey are expected
90 be here on the 10th. By that time the
tabernacle will he In readiness, and the
choir will be sufficiently rehearsed in the
songs OF Gospel Hymns Nos and for
the renowned leader and vocalist 10 take
charge Of H. The choir is under the
direction OF McsSrs. Shepherd Webb and
Walter c. Mercer
nicely on the tabernacle Yesterday his
force was engaged In laying the flooring.
An the frame work win be completed by
the 18th instant.
STAR COURSE CONCERT.
The Young Mems Christian Association
star course concert 70 be given tomorrow
night promises to be delightful musical
entertainment. The programme IL quite
an attractive one. The artists are 20 b.
Miss Ida Robinson, Soprano: Mrs Maggie
Rcdford-Knowlcs, contralto: MIR. Eugene
u. Cloves, tenor; Mr. Oscar Lehman.
bassO: Mr.. Shepherd Webb. accompanies,
supported by Miss Clara Bell Palmer.
piano soloist, Peabody Conservatory OF
Music. Baltimore. Nd: Miss Francis Leigh
Starr. clocutionist: Mrs. James J.. Porter.
soprano soloist OF Roanoke city. formerly
of Buffalo. " Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
THE NEW NORTHERN NECK ROAD.
Its Proposed Iinc-Thc Powers That Have
Been Granted.

Messrs. \. Y. Stoke. Jr. Conway r.
Sands. Henry \. Williams. L. Victor VIII
lams. a. Il. 4. Lackcy. ana Samuel
cohen are the corporators Of the Rich
maui and Northern Railroad Company,
for which charter was granted 10y the
legislature several days since.
Th, charter empowers them TO construct
and operate IL road from the city of Rich
mond or some point therein, through or
aader said city, TO "a point on the Potomac
river iu tho counties 81 King George.
N.atmoIclard. OF northumberland and
for tlHt purpose may pass through the
counties OF Hcnrico, Hanover King VIII
lam King and queen. ESSEX. Caroline.
Eug George Richmond. Mcstmorcland,
auI northumberland. or any of them'
with "a night 10 build branch lines not cN-
c.eliue twenty miles in length 10 deep
water on the RappahannoCk river and the
Chesapeake bay. and for that purpose 10
pass through the counties Of Richmond
Wc-tmortlaul Northumberland, or Lam
caster or any OF them, and also u bulld
branch lines not exceeding ten miles in
length t. any mineral or other land that
may Doc owned by the said corporation
OPP tp any furnace. mandatory, or otheN
.u this act shall authorize the passage of
rlu railroad through or under any city
without the consent az The council OF SAID
CITY. provided said road shall not be run
westward Of a straight line from Rich
moud 10 the town of Port Royal IN caro-
line county nor westward OF straight
line from said town To- 100 yards norm
az Matthias Point. In King George eoun-
ty. provided further 40 lateral or other
limo shall be run westward Of the lines
hercubcforc designated.
THE CAPITAL STOCK.
The capital stock shall not be- less than
$1,000 nor more than S,u10D, To be d.
V.itd into shares Of 500 each.
The company may acquire 10y contract
lease purchase or consolidation the pro-
psrtv and franchises of any connecting
railroad which is not parallel or com
p,flng line on such terms "a may be
mutually agreed upon, but shan not ac-
ouire the partially completed tunnel or
any rights therein built by the Richmond
aud Chesapeake Railroad Company under
the city Of Richmond without the consent
Of the Council OF the city OF Richmond.
II shall also have the power and right
IN like manner 70 transfer or contract
for the use Of its franchises and property,
I'm whole or I'm part. by SALE leas" con-
solidatlon. or otherwise. with any connect
ing railroad company which Is not
parallel or competing line.
The company shall have its principal
Office I'm the state OF Virginia. but may
have other Offices In such place or places
without the state az may be designated
Wv the stockholders or directors. and meet
,ngs Of the Board of Directors may be
held al any Of the offices 50 designated
The railroad shall be commenced in one
wear and completed within FIVE years from
the, passage Of this act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
TIE WORK BEGINS TONIGHT.
Russ and Jacobs Open the PrelimiDaries
90 the Moody Meetings.

The preliminary work OF the much
,alked-of Moody meetings begins tonight.
Rev. f. w. Bliss and Mr. F. II. Jacobs
wur arrive in the city from Providence.
y I. to-day. and this evening at o'clock
viii hold their FIRST service at the Leigh
street BAPTIST church. At slS tonight
those who have promised to sing IN uhe
big choir are expected TO assemble at the
Young Mems Christian Association hall
for their first rehearsal About 600 singers
have sigrihed their Willingness TO assist
IN the music Of the great revival, ana
these win be furnished with badges mat
win admit them 10 the stage OF the
tabernacle $50.
Friday afternoon AZ $3.50 o'clock Messrs
Buss and Jacobs win conduct a meeting
Al the Young Mems Christian Assoeiauon
for both ladies and gentlemen. ana on
Sunday afternoon they win hold services
al the association hall for men orny. for
the next several nights these gentlemen
VIII carry on their iabors at the Leigh
Street Baptist church.
Rev. Mr. Bliss Is an evangelist OF cou-
siderable reputation and ability, ana Ar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
ber ms; November. r.G: December,

tober rs; November. n.S; December,
l7.N.
NEW ORLEANS, March 7.--cottou-
Futures quiet; sales. ~, 100 baIca: March.
Eif, April. S.i5; May. H.2i juno. T.22:
July, $7.3s: August, S.H: september.
NO; October. s7.i3; November, s.B5; be
cember. S52
NAVAL STORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON, ". C.. March s.--Rosin
firm: strained. &c.: good strained sl.oC.
lurpentine steady nj 2sizc. Tai steady at
Sc. Crude turpentine steady; hard. slie.
soft and virgin, $50.
SAVANNAH. GA. March 7-Turpen-
tine opened and closed firm nj 2shc. for
regulars. Sales, about 100 casks. Rosin
hrm aui In good demand. Sales, about
D 600 barrels. options closed unchanged.
Duote: A, B, G, D.sand y. Sii0; r. N.i5:
q mss, N. N.s5; I. sie5: X. go NJ.
go: N. s25J: window-glass. $50; water
white. $40.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. March 7.-Tur-
pentine firm ut 29c. Rosin arm; good
strained, 800.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. March Market
steady: prime. 2iin2&c.: extra prime,
eiLc fancy, 2sc.: factory CLEANED goods.
from y to lc. NOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
BroOk-AVenue Democrats.

The BrOok-Ayonup IndeUendcnt. Tn
pledged Democrats Of Richmond had q
rousing meeting Tuesday evening at their
hall. NO 700 Brook avenue There were
many candidates. as well as their
representatives. present. and good
many speeches were made. The Epps
resolution was argued at length by Mr.
Dickinson. for MAYOR. During the pro-
ercss Of the meeting ii was moved ana
unanimously adopted by the club. that
there should b. no faVors asked at the
hands Of the candidates. and by special
eg,lrst the club asks the candidates not
10 lend their assistance in procuring any
drinks whatsoever during or ailer ule
,,'ortlpes AT this club. The club meets
every Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
soail-pox Patient Conyalescing.

Or. st. Julian Oppenhimer. of Clay
VILE. telegraphed his brother. DR.. W. 4.
Oppenhlmer. president of the Board Of
Health Of Richmond yesterday that the
smallpox patient near Clayvile was con-
yalescent. and that no new cases had APP
peared. He also reported all things in
the community as quiet.