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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
Pcnlieniiary Notes.

4 negro. giving his name as James
Johnson, but who IS thought TO oe Charles
II. Harris. who escaped from the Nlr-
gnia penitentiary in 1891. while serving
an eight years term. j. under arrest is
Baltimore An officer will be seat after
him this week
The quarantine recently established
against Roanoke by the 1enitentlary Off
cials on account OF the smallpox scare
in that city has been raised and a
number of conyicts Will be brought here
to-day or tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
c. and o. Earning, and Expenses.

The earnings and expenses OF the Ches-
apeaGe and Ohio railway for the month
OF June 1856. Is as follows Cross earn
ings. SllS.5ll.55. increase <,0.lao.6l. eX-
, pcnses and taxes &oj.SOG increase 81
lul.9s, net earnings {2i5.l60.b. Increase
50 iS.l5. For the year ending june D,
lS5. Gross earnings. 50 59G,9J0Cl, increase
f.5l .92l %. expenses auo fir4.1-i.sI,
Increase. Si3l $3.50. net earnings &,lN-
5oZ So IL crease, Ilfr12 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
PrOpcrfN Tran. fers.

Richmand: Carrie II. Gates trustees 70
4. Il. Lawsha, - feet on south side OF
Hague street, near Lester. $75.
Edith Huhhards trustees 20 same. y
feet on south side OF Hague street. near
Lester. $40.
Strudwick. his wife. personality.
Anna g.. and NJ. \. Wackcriv 10 W
r Koch. 262 feet on Ninc-AIile road
corner Of Leftwich's lane, slf25
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
Bought Good, with Bogus Checks.

AVtIey Z. Moss recently secured a
watch ana a silver cake basket from Mr..
u. Buchanan, OF this city. giving In pay
ment 4 worthless check. II is said that
he also foated bogus checks In other
cities OF Virginia. Moss is not IN the
x'y, and the poAce are hunting for
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

The English Government in India col
lects about si5.000.o00 year from the sale
of opium. This is an interesting fact IN
connection with the psychology Of recent
arguments by English statesmen that The
moderate consumption Of opium is good
for the health and morals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

The American copy OF Poe's Tanner
lane" now sells for $500. and it has been
bound in a 500 cover. II was recently
Owned by a firm of publishers, who would
Irobably have charged Poe 500 for print
ing il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

1t IS estimated that the electric car
and the bicycle are responsible for a
falling off in the demand for oats in this
country amounting 10 100000 bushels a
year. And again there must be an adj
iusfrnout
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

A curious use for a husband is reported
from Clerkenwen. near London. where a
Mr.. Lamb and his wife keep a small shop.
For fourteen years the firm has avoided
paying taxes by the wifes sending the
husband to jail 10 serve out the legal
tire for unpaid taxes. while she remains
at the store attending TO business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
KNOCKED FROM ABRIDGE
MIR. MORTON ARCHER SERIoCSLi
INJURED ~ PETERsBURG.
DIR. John X. ChappeiI Thrown From HIS
Buggy-A Serious Array Among
Negroes.

PETERSBURG. VA, July 22.-Special-
Mr. Morton Archer met with n serious
accident last night by either being knock
ed frcm tho brilse on the Petersburg
railroad over Gin street by passing
train. or falling from the bridge waie
asleep. one of his legs was broken and
his back badly injured.
Or. John r.. Chappeu. a well-kno"n
physician OF this city, was qui-e PAIN
fully injured yesterday. he was drlVins
mp hahlaN street I'm a jumper when the
safety strap OF The vehicle broke, ana the
top fell over on the horse and frightened
him. The animal ran or ana llr. SAap-
pcil was thrown out and crassed LOT
some distance. tie received an Ugly cut
on the head
FREE FIGHT AMONG NEGROES.
About midnight Saturday night there
was a free night near ButtcrWolti
bridge. al the head of Halifax street, De
tween "a crowd Of negroes. one OF tn."i;
Isaac Wright was struck on the head
with a PLANK or baseball bat by negro
named Armisteai Tucker and seriously
and perhaps fatally injured. Nilsht
condition to-day ls regarded as Nel9
critical Some dozen or more neei
We're arrested to-day and comihi,tet ~
jail ou the charge OF having nee" e"7'70'
il the row. a.,
The regular monthly meeting OF lne
Methodist Sunday-SchOol Union Assocla-
| ton Of Petersburg and Ettrick. Cnesle.
field county. was held az the 1870
church Yesterday afternoon. An a4pl 80
was delivered by Rev. Porter iiSiuf
The reports from the different senoD.s
show total organization OF oSi ave.
age attendance. LIS; per cent % az
tendance 70. money collected Si"'. y -.
Mrs Ele0nOra orr died at her residence,
on Marshall street. last night, allet d
prOtractcd illness. The deceasel was t4c
relict Of the late James Orr she leaFes
eight children.
MAY INHERIT A LARGE SUM-
Mr.. ]. G.. Bishop. one Of the letter,
| carriers az the post-ofiice here may i"''
heir 10 a large sum OF money py e"e
cent death of a relative I'm Eng iaud' VINO
Left an estate said TO De F"'ueN "'
s6e0oN0. 49,
Mrs. Janet Townsend has gone u A'''-
mo contract for painting and fires -
irg the ceiling OF 81. Joseph t~lloNt
! church has been awarded 90 the Noi1niof
Company. Of rittsblrg ,.,,
Tho LAYING Of the flooring on we Ut. ~
| story Of the Young Mems 1hil7tAn -
ISOLATION Hall. on Sycamore street mas
been completed. and gas pipes are 40"
being put In the building 80,
The Petersburg District Confer ehce WI.
| convene at the ncw Methodist church
al Emporla. Greensyllle county, to-moi-
row. and will Doe IN session los 49,
DAYS Bishop W. ". Duncan, or spar
tanhgrg. IS. g.. will pre- side.
ON Wednesday the new chufen VIZ, re
! dedicated. The dcdicatory sermon Will no
! preached hv Bishop Duncan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

Robert Harper. an Englishman. boush;
lard ia Maryland and Virginia on notn
sides Of the Potomac. and founded set
tlement. The ferry ne established gave
a name to Hapcr's Ferry, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
ROTHERT & CO.,
SEVEN SPRINGS IRON-ALUM MASS
my 80-tu,th1sa

has endorsements by the hundred as 20
its wonderful virtue as a curative in
cases OF Dis0rdercl Liver ana stomach.
Indigestion. Loss Of Appetite. General
Depression. Female Complaints. &c.
II you need a natural tonic 10 build
you up. try a bottle OF the Mass.
The following letter. under recent date.
bears testimony as 20 The efficiency "
the Mass
Glade Springs Va. May ~, I>g5.
seven Springs lrOn-Aium Mass Conn
Gents For the past seven years I
have been in extremely poor health I
ana naturally OF a q Az constitution. and
being az me critical period of a W0rnan's
life. my health was almost gone. 4 have
been constantly under the physicians
care and would be- confined 10 my bed
for months az "a time. Nothing seemed
a. noncnt me. ana / was advised 90 fry
seven Springs lrOn-Alum Mass and after
uslne the Mass for several weeks. nv
entire condition was wonderfully inn
proved 4 am now In better health s.an
Tor years. and am still improving |
am confident that the Mass alone has
worked this change, for when commcnr-
ing its use / discarded all other frfaf-
ment. ! consider Seven Springs Mass
"a blessing 10 weak women The Mass
has also been OF great benefit 10 my
daughter. who Is eleven years old. Sho
was unable 20 retain anything OF conso-
ouence upon her stomach. would snff
up her food almost Immediately after
eating. AFTER using the Mass Tor nearly
TWO months. she was undoubtedly crred
and now her health Is excellent. This
is a truthful statement from one Who
certainly sympathizcs with weak women.
Respectfully.
Mrs. NJ. g. HENDRICKS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

The reunion Of the survivors OF MOS
bys men," TO be held at Marshall, Va,
August 18th, promises to be one Of the
most interesting pOst-bellum events Nir-
ginia has seen for a long time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

government can perform miracles.
We do not know how to go about ar
euing that this is not so, except to say
fatty that # is not so. and that neither
the government nor any other mundane
agency can work miracles. We say,
then, .hat the government cannot. by It's
ipse dixit. make fifty cents worth of Sill
Yer as valuable as one dollars worth OF
gold. and fl that does not convince the
fiat money man OF the error in his opin-
ions he will have TO die in his unbelief
as far as this journal is concerned.
A curious use for a husband i5 reported
from ClerkonweD. near DondOl, where
Mr.. Lamb and his wife keep a small shop.
For fourteen years the firm has avoided
having taxes By the wife's sending the
husband to jail 10 serve out the legal
time for unpaid taxes while she remains
at the store attending TO business.
The English Government in India col
lects about Ss5.O00.o00 a year from the sale
Of opium. This is an interesting fact IN
connection with the psychology Of recent
arguments by English statesmen that The
moderate consumption Of opium is good
for the health and morals.
The American copy OF Poe's Tanner
lane" now sells for $500. and it has been
bound In a 500 cover. II was recently
Owned by a firm of publishers, who would
probably have charged Poe 500 for print
ing it.
II is estimated that the electric car
and the bicycle are responsible for
falling off in the demand for oats in this
country amounting 10 lo0.o0ooo bushels
year. And again there must be an adj
justment.
Robert Harper. an Englishman. boush,
land In Maryland and Virginia on notn
sides Of the Potomac, and founded set
Element. The ferry ne established gave
name to Harpor's Ferry, Va.
The reunion Of the survivors OF MOS
by's men," to be held at Marshall, Va,
August 18th promises to be one OF the
most interesting post-bellum events Viz
ginia has seen for a long time.
A Kansas man has "shoocr' attached
to his screen doors. They ZAP as the door
opens and closes and keeps the flies from
entering the house. Kansas is coming
to the front.
Rider Haggard's defeat for Parliament.
after very rough experience with the
Opposition, gives rise 10 the probability
that he dealt too much in fiction on the
stump.
It is said that a clock has been invented
which requires TO be wound only once
every one hundred years. 1t should be
known as the new woman's clock
one Of the most striking Of the expert
ments I'm "A recent lecture before the Roy al
Institute of Great Britain showed
frozen soap-bubble hoating on liquid air.
The Bristol Courier says: Every time
a man gets his neck broke nowadays it
isn't by accident" But the courts give
him every chance to die Of old age.
General Nathaniel Greene. during his re-
treat before the British I'm 1881. fought
battle at a settlement en- North Carolina.
ever since called Greensboro.
II PETER had been in that whisker-pull-
ing Poprlist convention at Canton. o..
what a snap some one would have had.
Rider Haegard's next book viii proba-
bly, bear the title what l Don't KNOW
About English Elections"
d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

old Sol is workins on fan time again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

A Kansas man has ''shooor' attached
to his screen doors. They iiap as the door
opens and closes, and keeps the flies from
entering the house. Kansas is coming
to the front.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

When I asked Major Deroyshire what
sort OF q report he would make, he said
he was too tired TO think sufficiently 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

General Nathaniel Greene. during his re-
treat before the British I'm 1871. fought
battle at a settlement in North Carolina,
ever since called Greensboro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

Rider Haggards defeat for Parliament
after a very rough experience with the
opposition, gives rise 10 the probability
that he dealt too much in fiction on The
sfur1D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

II PETER had been IN that whisker-pull-
ing Poprlst convention at Canton. O..
what a snap some one would have had.
Rider Haegards next book viii proba-
bly, bear the title what l Don't KNOW
About English Elections"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16

vufTrUrAa. hammer 81 uINNUk. on
w tHe Ilfb frr I'll Iuig. I.IT. rNcUuttd aud
teItvrrgd a, Cg4rrr ~ GRADY. Hrr certain
rruUII ..Urv rofg 90 tho fum uf t.uEru hume
t.r f.iifra ravaUIo sN months after date.
tgItf irtrrr.t f.IU date uru. r.HI 90 tUH rate
uf l.gu 'lI rrrrr.trr mHrtI. .lI Oh He.ur1
On. raymeatoi tfralII Hota Fi.a Inlr-... D. thc
0aIf Harriet nj Dumlfl d.H. Hu alId .siH day
OF Iu.y. s. U.,Is.f execute auI deliver iu .uo
Undersigned. Angus Mcclellan. Hf ..li ittn
tIIf. JIIh. tfuHIUr. a t.r..IU ar.I. whereby
H.p .uHVrfcd o. fHiF Nr.uH HrhuIarIu trust.
tUs following UgarrIUeH uUUHIs.H. aifuatgi Boo
..II F4Ur. dis AID COUNT. UIlH Territory.
IfHUoWs.
10 tItt Certain niece uf parcel N lard.
IyIHf and hrIrF boz Ha|I I.a.r'HIfy. taIt Lake
County. TtaH TrffItorv HrHrH.uI Ha follow.
ta.r.I t0mmculnt rttID northeast conner
OF IIt fuur do UIU#F 4. IFIHnn .II|. plat "ti. p.
tat I4te Civ mrter. aaH fuuuIHr ihHuHC
HuuIh fHfir.nyo and UUU.HIr .i..| ftcts
fIUUrr aift ono HUH.fUI aud twenty ,lil
fpUf. fHUHrr NORTH fUrI..UrH aud one ha Il
Ir..H frot. thence cad u.f IuuIrCt and
twenty ,l.UJ fuuttu commencement
anII decd was ulIF n.Uf fHI record iu iHc
Or..H uf tho county recorder off -u't IHhU
County. Un Np id dIH uf fuuuat I.I and
recorded u BOOK $50" OF mUuHHluH uu
ra#.a Is.uaud.
rs HffoHaatddteIo ~ lrutt PROVIDE tHat 900
Cfar uf dDfagIt boz tho payment uf .aId note ur
HnF utf. thereof 1r OF iHH HiHrHHt luHt may
isetTr ,iur sBd altsi.a. 70 sHl.Id no iaufuI
Cor said irustc,s or tUrir .lJ.o.sors 100 uu.t 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
MAYOR HOLBROOK
Moves 10 q COmmcndablc Dlree'iln
Where Not Many Public Oni'
cials Travel

The city council la1i evening had
under confederation the lighting of the
city By electric llghtF, and a maloTi'y
repor. from a committee having the
subject under consideration recon-
mended that the city be- lighted. a
minority report oppoird the lighting
on financial grounds
Mayor Holbro55, who has bcon IN
favor OF che proposition Tor come llhr'
thon sprung tho following cJmmuhl'
cation on tue C1uncli
To the Honorable PreFiient and Coun-
oil OF Provo City:
Gentlemcu-I hereby offer 90 furnish
10 Provo city IL arch nghts FREQ OF cE-
pouao TO tho city Tor tue term OF one
wear from the time the WOODEN MINIS
90. can be Induced 90 resume tlt
lights. respectfully
j., HOLuaJuS.
Itia needless 10 say that ihe ps ~.
clifton was accepted, and a. SOON ss tlc
lamps can be- placed in proper c1uIl'
lion the city will ngniu DO lighted
10 Is now about ton years since thc
lights were disContiuucl ior the reason
that the finances oi the city were tuch
that the council considered % necrshIy
10 economics In every conceivable
way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
1RusIEE,s SALE NOTICE.

yXvuIHEAs, SAMUEL 70 CARLSON, AZ
w unmarried mHu. uf tHu Count" nI 30
Lake crItHIy " Utah. 900. hf NIH tef' ain
da.I oftuat dated scg. sm.cf v,n. a 10. l...,
IsI.. II U1Hk 90 A., ptEU $50. 100 of GOO rec.
u|lH boo tHt once W lur Nt.nr1rr ul UeUNa ~
.hr .a.d eH.i in.c County, puvgY o. Mu.ihm
%. ht.c o. trustee $40 following ae.'f,.gi
rHaI UHtaiU. .IIIafu tu HaIt IANu tuuuiy, Ter.
ulUfH uI llHb. t1swIIH IHrt ul lut flFu lIt
h.o.A luguJ pos l.I, llai 'h,. 7al. iA.'
Ur-IrnIHE 70 tHH f0uIl.rrHt corner oi Hhil
lUL ana running tUUUUn uurtl f.r.. OBJ rHIH.
LruutC UlHt "Ih sd fnIHt iI1..D HIulN iufc" CD
no. o., thence wet HN COB roar il beginning,
secure Go thu order uf tUU Lombard lHfu.Is
mrut Company tlu payment 90 ilu .Iil fl.l.
principal Uau 70 fourteen hundred agIlHf5
IsIf ul. uuU and payable ON Goo lHt DAY uf
september. s. ID lFH. win iniur.ft llUIUIu
fu.u l.u dliU thereof, 10 tHc rate uf t.t utr
IHH uTHT .UHII "ru..UUUT aud NuFUU uI tI.I
year UH evidenced UF IliUTHst coupon NOT
Attached tl sIil principal note aud ut uicu
Whrrets. t..i d,tIof truft PROVIDE uatin
rAaU uf default Iu tHu payment uf HllI note ~
tug uHIt tUUI.af Zoo Boo Ua.u default Do mHlo iu
tH# payment f IHiUIHai Ntu0u. according fn
tHU lCHor auf oncot ihufrai, 900 tlrI a..lu.t
continue iHr uITH. tN.u no tnu npuYu " tnr
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uUHtgU HH.II upon Ono opp iraIuu 1f tHr LEGAL
holder % HIt note. r0.I and dispose OF She
above urHHIlUl properly in Ono MANNER Iu
Hl'I deed ut trUHt i..UIHni, IruiufgnUe tn
~ DE udrna.t 10 paving saiI motto aud Do.
frIU.I t..ltuu. tHLCIhUr with thc costs aud
expense ~ executing th's trust Aud
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itI gUUUI atid note Un september lHi, ls.f,
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fiuiis Hs,u rHHuascl Cor moro man thirty
90 d o. HH I'D
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Sta7dard Cburcb Works,

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Dsalb of Inn Old citizen.

Elder s5rcn Nislien Of tho Fiat
ward departed this life Sunday morn
ing. lie was born iu OfdinR, More,
Denmark, November ION, 1875 ym.'
grated 10 Utah ia 1868 anu located lu
Salt Lake Cay. Ia 1915 hr moved "
Provo, where he hasaiucc roaiicd,Wllh
the exception OF two yuais, when he
was IN Salt Lake cry aud mad charge
Of Mt. Amusuen's iowelry s'ore' About
thtoe years ugo hu had an attack oi
paralysis and has been no invalid hince
that time; he was confined 10 his bed
Tor three months piUvl0uu to his death
Brother NieIHca passed. prnou.ully
away 10 thotoWAtd VI a well spent lit.
Ito leaves wilc, ak children anu
thirteen grandchildren.
The funeral services were held tnlH
Afternoons In the First ward aucmhly
rooms, and were we'll attended ~ tho
numerous friends Of the departed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE
by ADMlNSTRAI

-,roTCE rs uEmB1 GIVES, THAT. rs
n rurHu.rUt ut 600 order 90 ilr Probate
Court uf SAID Lato County, uNu. wuio on tHc
Ith d4y uf uUuyWHtr. lFHl, ln thr matter OF iNt
estate uI Ww. D. y NIHut dtt'Nrut tNu uH.
r.isuuI Blmluistratlr NJ HlIu estate .Mll H'N
I'D pTI#Hf| Safe. tu thu highest bidder Toy raHn,
ana HIuIHti tl condemnation HT que aAli l'ru'
IHtp Count. Uu ur uftcg Monday, ihC alHt DAY ui
january. 1905. lU tho uEhi tue, interest ur
,.tatr af tlU said WIN 4, 3 Allen, ~ tho time
uf HIs uuatU, ana au thu risnt, tNt Aud inter.
tstWIIru tIIr Hall estate nos since acquired.
bg tlH uUtTatIluH OF aW ur ulhgfWifo Do hul
o. that certain piece or ptltt'
I'd land moro particularly ruruhcl la
flUuuF. fuWIt. Commencing No tlu northwest
rurnfl % .ut three llI, block hyr AI. plat 3D.
t.|f Lake city survey, qua running lhihtn
south seven 40 rode. thence ctfl Ten llNl rode,
thence north tuyuu I'D rods, lhrn'o Wtat lun
IH| rods 900 she place ut ugFnulna. '9uhhlnE
sr,guty IlII Square rods ~ ground, lllnF ana
ItIHs iu ono Jliy and county ui rNl Lake,
Irrn# fralr. Cash. sold coin ui thc United
stat.a ION upr cent ot the purchase price Co
DO uH.I ON tNu taE 20 sale ana mo balance on
confirmation OF HAIruy tho Probate court hgtu
attno expense Of tnr uurchgtrr Wl, Tor we
ralD uf tlu anuyU described land VIII 90 re
g.ItUt hF tNu administrator, no hla Residence
Nn.gI ,tlH street. SAT- LHku Oity, umh,
WN. o. -, ALLEN Jr,
Admin Ualu. ui tur tsiaW on VIM l. NJ
Allen. deceased.
Dated January ?, l-.a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16

Fowls swallow their food, lrolon or
not and it ont,rs tho crop orfrt aom.
nch and romans In 10 until &c has be-.
como sa,tlnod. moro or lce when q
small quantity 30 % time just as grain
runs ialongristmill, itis forced into tho
gil1ard among tho grit Tho gizlard 10
q strong muscular stomach, and 10 Is
nt work night and day, whom There i5 %
grist o. grind, .milar 10 bellows, con.
tratiug and expanding and Thus fore.
INK tho rrit into tho grain and tFiwrat.
ing tho whole mass, UitDr which 10 is
iu suitabiocondltIln 90 DO quiokly di-
ggstud.