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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust
70 the undersigned as trustee. dated July
-, 1894. and recorded in the Richmond
Chancery Court clerks office, Deed Book
152 c, page 100, default having been
il AIDE In the payment of the debt occurred
thereby. and having been required so 10
dc by the beneficiary therein. L VIII pro-
coed to sell on the premises, on
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BY J. d. Carneal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOG east Main street.

RUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i THAT NEW AND WELL-BUILT.
THREE-STORN. WEST BROAD-STREET
STORE SITUATED BETWEEN NUN
FORD AND GILMER STREETS. Be
ING No. 726
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RI C H. GkTh
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Amounted sailing days: Every TUES
LAY and FRIDAY at p. NJ. and every
SUNDAY at 3 a. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays
ST amers received until sailing hour: for
Sundays steamer till 3 II: NJ. saturday.
Freight received daily until i. M.
Fare. 81.
J. w McCARRIcK,
0ener al Southern Agent: ONCE hocHsttA
w. p. CLYDE co.
ial9.. General Agents. Philadeipnia
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

u4EDMONT AIR LINL)
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JJLl y. 1879.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
200 a. H., SOUTHERN EMPRESS, Gaily
70 Atlanta, Augusta and points South.
siceper5 Richmond 20 DAiNille and
Greensboro. open AZ 80 +. II: Con-
meets AZ Dlryllc with tie W ASb-
INGrON AND sOUTHH EsTERN
hESIlBULE LIMITED lNo. 80, car
r3iLg sleepers 10 Asheyiiie, Chatta-
nJOsH, Birmingham, Memphis, De"
Orleans. and Tampa; also, frsi-class
day coach between W -sninstOA ana
Jacksonville. AT New orleans and
Memphis connections az made Tor
all points IN Texas ana 1--nfOrnln.
800 ,. a., FAST MAIL daily, for ATTAIN
Ia. Augusta ana points South. Goa
meets az MOseiey with +. g = x ~
a. ncysyillo Tor Clarksvile, oxford,
Henderson. and Durham, ana ~
Greensboro FOR Durham, Raleigh anu
Nlnston-Saiem sleepers DanYille TO
500 i. NJ. LOCAL. dairy except Sunday.
for keysville aud intermediate
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
- From Atlanta ard Augusta.
connecting closely with trains for West
SO 4. M-Fror Keysville.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and 81, between Manchester and
Clover Va. and Nos. - and %. between
Glover and Neapolis, Will also carry pas
Fengcrs-
YORK RIVER LINE, via WEST POINT.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 L. NJ. LOCAL EMPRESS, daily eA-
eept su9eay stops at al stations atoms AZ Ar
Walkerton, with Baltimore steamer -
W est Point. -
4.b T.. NJ, BALTIMORE LIMITED.
daily except Sunday. Close connection al
West Point with steamer FOR BALTIMORE.
Steamers lcatc Baltimore +. VI. and
West Point T.. 81. daily except sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive az Rich
mond al 9.OT A. NJ daily and 10 10 A. NJ
daily except Sunday and Monday. and
ZOO =. ST., daily except sunday.
100 A. ~. LOCAL MINED. daily except
Sunday, leaves sd ST. for West Point ana
intermediate points.
Ticket ONCE al station foot OF Virginia
street. oIen from A. NJ. TO L. NJ. and
q In T. NJ 10 200 4. Al.
city ticket office. 0Ol Main street,
J. NJ CIfLP. W. A. TURK,
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
w. II. GREEN, General superint endent.
\ / O'BRIEN. superintendent
\ G. WHITEHEAD. City Pass. Agent,
go east Main street Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES Future Day.
S~~N~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~ ~~~~~0~0~N~0~0~0~~~
BY a. Royal e. Co..
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
Manchester.

RusTrEs. AUCTION SALE OF So
i FEET LAND FRONTING On
SOUTH SIDE HULL STREEI Pr ~,
TWEEN SIXTH AMI st.| IN ~
STREETS. IN THE CITY OF Man.
CHESTER. WITH TWO BUILDINGS
THEREON, CONTAINING Two TIN
MENTS EACH, NUMBERED voo' U.S.
go, AND 6l2.
Nv virtue OF certain deed or trust
20 The undersigned trustee. dated NoVem-
her : i>.2. and duly recorded In inc
clerks Office of the Hastings Court LOT
the city OF Manchester. In DEED 'Sooh
No. f.. On page IL. default having been
made in the payment OF The money thcr,-
by secured, and being directed so 10 90
bv the bcncficiarics therein, We shall pro-
cecd 20 sell at public auction, dpoa the
premises, on
FRIDAY. the 30th Day OF August, ls'''
at o'clock l.. NJ. the above descrlDei
property. frofftlng - feet on the SCUM
side OF Hull street ana running pdcN
155 feet 20 an alley 20 feet Wile-
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses OF talc,
tsxss. and insurance. AMI 10 pay on a,ir Az.
Discharge two notes amounting 10 si'%[1
md all Interest thereon. balance on thch
Terms as may be announced at sale;
WESLEY NJ WINSTON,
JOHN G.. WINSTON,
.,,1s-td Trustees.
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ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION

$40 \. NJ, Daily. Stops at Wlcowater.
Brooke. Fredericksburg. MIL
FORD. boswell and Ashland.
and other stations Sundays.
Sleeper New York TO Rich
-aond
2:5 p. NJ. Daily except Sunday. stops at
100 al stations and Elba Par
. lor Car from Washlngtor.
e.o5 Z. NJ, Daily. stops only at Erred
eicksburg, boswell and Ash
land. PUllman cars from New
York and Washington.
u Is a. NJ, Daily. Stops AZ principal To-
cal s.atols and Elba Sleep
ting Car. Connects with Con-
gressional Limited between
New York and Washington.
FREDERlCKSBURG ACCOMMODA-
TION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
400 +. NJ. Leaves ByrdStreet station.
$50 \. NJ Arrives &C Byrd-Street sta
uon.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EACEPI SUNDAY.
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Leila skipwith Braxton.........''Pia intin'
against
Charles Semple and Virginia s. Sempe
his wife: Charles w Burwell and Mary
{. Burwell. his wife, and others,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is 10 have sale
and partition in some OF the modes pres
scribed by law of that certain real es-
tate In Hanover county, Va, known as
.'Incleside" containing 1871 acres, more
or less, and situated near oid Shufch
most office. In said county.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendants, Charles Sem
ple and Virginia :. Semple. are non
residents OF this Commonwealth, II is
ordered that the said defendants do
appear here within fifteen days after
The due publication of this order and do
what is necessary 10 protect their In
terests In this suit.
A copy-Teste:
J. A. BROWN. Clerk.
BENZ. T. BARRETT. p. q. aull-su4w
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LEG Al NOTICES.

" 1RGINIA.-IN THE CLERh > Or,
' FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HANOVER COUNTY, AUGUST 3,
ls95-IN VACATION.
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INs ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.

~ 4 T =
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and 81, between Manchester and
Clover Va. and Nos. o. and "a. between
Glover and Neap0lis. will also carry pas
Fengers.
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RAILROADS.
R., F.. & P. R. H.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL a. ''
LEAVE Byrd STREET STATUS
ZOO A. Al. Daily for Washington Az, AM
points North. stops AZ ,, E
and local stations. fu'''"
Car. 49,, "a,
1900 noon, Daily except Sunday ~
Washington and points ~. , -
Stops at Eiba, Ashland, 10
wei. Milford, F.e1ericA spp1ss.
Brooke and Widewater. In
lor Car. Also connects wiz,
Congressional Limited
5:l0 +. NJ, Daily for Washington ano
points North. stops az Elp1'
Ashland, boswell. Milford
Fredericksburg, Brooke arc
Underwater and other Stations
sundays. Sleeper Richmohe
TO New York
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G. II. PAGE.

jy3-3m
An A. Il. Or HAMPDEN-SlDNE4
y desires a position as IhA' hEh.
Qualifications: Latin, Greek, French, Ter
man. English the Sciences. and Mathe-
matics: best references. W. II. L.
SQulRES. Petersburg, Va.
aul5-th.su. wc&suit~
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III . STt.i-PAkTIbS - h > RING
w STEKEOTYPING OF ANY AND
ALL KINDS. can have the work prompt
ly and satisfactorily done by leaving their
orders at THE TIMES OFFICE Terms
reasonable my5
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A CENTS .WANTED-TO SHOW THE
y new Patent Revolving Grddle Cake,
sample zoe. q. T.. NICKEL, Haverhill,
1Iget au2j-lt
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WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR ROOMS,
w v,ifh hoard. at the handsome resi-
dence 10 1907 east Marshall street;
Amply AT SOB east Franklin street stree, until
s6ptembor LIST. Mrs. a. i. fhlOb.
au2J-1ts
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rrUREE ACTIVE TRAVELLING
/ statesmen WANTED. TO handle
side line; no money required. Apply 10
Va au2J-lt
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STEAMBOATS,

General Passeng'
General Ohce-Roan0ke. Va.
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" ANTED-TO SELL SAFE; HALL
W PATENT COMBINATION LOCK
SAFE. inside measurement, lZNlo lncnes.
call TO see safe at 3OT Monroe street.
au2J-1t'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
LINE READY.

Good News For the Residents Of Lebanon,
hebronviIIe and DodgevilIe.
Monday tba first car that has been run
ove- the Interstate line from this city
through Lebanon, Hebronvillea and Dodge
Vile to A.tleDoro during the past eighteen
months passed over the rails. H. was one
OF the construction cars and the line was
found to Dc In very good shape. consider
Ing the long time 1t has been idle. Tho
many storms of the past year and half
had left their mseks, but the damage was
OF such a natule that cars will be started
over the line on regular schedule time
within day Or two. This will reopen
another section Of the trade for Pawtucket
aud the merchants are congratulating
themselves that SO IN a solid concern a.
the one now In CONTROL of the Interstate
got hold OF the property.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
A Matinee DAY.
Stage Manager Card Had
Everything Ready
FOR THE HORTON CASE
1t Was Begun This Afternoon and Was
Still on at 3 P. M.

There was q matinee performance at
the District Court room this afternoon
beginning at 2 o'clock. The doors were
opened at 80 and admission MAS free so
there was very large audience. The rule
OF first come, first served was observed,
therefore the reserved seats were quickly
filed.
Stage Manager Card was q very busy
man and there IL no doubt that II 10 was
decided to put on "Pinafore" In the Dis.
trict Court room he would have all the
properties ready and be perfectly at home.
The performance was to have taken place
this morning at 0 O'Clock andj large
crowd collected, tut on account OF the
absence OF one of the leading men post
ponement was necessary and the crowd
were given rain checks which are good at
any time.
The cases that were to have been tried
this morning were those of Daniel II.
Horton, for impersonsting an officer;
Frank M. Buckley for fast driving and
Michael Jordan for keeping his saIoon
open on Sunday. On account OF Mr.. Os-
field being obliged to be present at the
court In Providence postponement was
necessary.
This morning Edward King was charged
with evading payment Of food, pleaded
guilty and fined $5 and costs. He went
into the Little Giant restaurant on High
street last evening and ordered meal OF
which the price was twenty cents. King
refused to pay but ten cents and was az
rested At the station he gave his name
as Edward Finneran, but this morning he
changed bis mind and his name.
Arthur Donnelly, alias Andrew Whip
pie, was given elk months as a common
drunksrd and six persons were fined s2
and costs.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session OF the District
Court was begun at 2 o'clock. Judge Shove
WAS on the bench and there were three
cases to try.
The case nrst called was that of Michael
Jordan for keeping his saloon open on
| Sunday.
Jordan was not present, and the case OF
Daniel Horton was called.
Jospeh Osheld appeared for the pros.
ecution and Charles Fl. Page, Esq, for the
defence. Osdeld read the warran. which
was to the effect that Horton served q
writ OF attachment on May 10 on the
White Rose Co., seiEing property, ETC.,
and that Horton was not q constable at
the time. He had been appointed a con-
stable by the Board of Aldermen, but
failed to file his bond in time.
City Clerk Sibley testified that Horton
was appointed constable at the joint
convention Of the City Council on Feb. q
and failed to qualify within 30 days.
When Horton came In ten days behind
time with his bond, Sibley told him he
would have to be reappointed and so faI
he bad not been reappointed.
At p. m. the case was still o.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17

Thomas Robinson, who refused to give
his address, was "a prisoner In the Jeffer
son Market police court, New York, the
other morning charged with begging on
Sixth avenue at an carly hour In the
morning.
When taken before Magistrate Flam-
mcr Robinson said that he was hard
working man. He has only ono leg. He
cried bitterly and said: please let mo GO
Judge. have an old mother TO look aft
or, and 1 am an honest, hardworking
man"
NO" said Magistrate Flammer, 81
shall havo to fine you s5."
"But, your honor" Robinson pleaded,
~ cannot pay n fine. I have not got a
penny"
THAT Is too bad, " said the magistrate,
"but 1 guess you will bo better of In the
workhouso."
Robinson hobblod back to tho clerk 4
desk and pulled out n largo roll Of bills.
He had at least $500. Ho paid his nno
and hobblcd out Of court
"Me 20 to tho workhouscf" ho muttcr-
od. mot on your lifor'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
"OUR FRIEND TOM"
He Got In Trouble Again, This fine with q
Tartar.

He Got In Trouble Again, This fine with q
Tartar.
"Our Friend Tom" has just extricated
him elf from another difficulty sod has
probably pulled It after him.
lie is lawyer noted for his knowledge
of law and other things.
He has good many friends and among
the "others" are Judge q. Of Central Falls.
Now the latter is a nice fellow but he
has streaks, especially In wet weather.
The other day was dry one, and he had
a bad, mad streak.
The two were trying case In court and
when 1t was finished Tom uniDtentially
walked of with the judges hat.
What did the judge do?
Why, he couldn't do anything else but
swear out warrant for Tom. The hats
weren't mates, you see.
1t was late Saturday afternoon when the
warrant was served and the judge
chuckled at distance when he saw Tom
hust,ing for bondsman.
"No straw ball." were the Instructions
Finally the bondsman was secured and
then the judge and Tom met.
Both needed new hats In the morning
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
NO LIVES WERE LOST,
But New York People Had a
Narrow Escape.
FfGeen Feet OF Ann Street Sidewalk K
Vanishss From Sight.
Special TO the Tribune

Special TO the Tribune:
NEW YORK, July IA big sectloh OF
sidewalk In the busiest part OF Ann street
suddenly disappeared this morning and
In the twinkling of an eye, where at 500
O'Clock wassn apparently solid tagging,
at $3.50 was yawning chssm. BY great
good luck no one was Injured but traffic
on that part OF the street will be,intertered
with day or two. The part Of the side
walk that fell was about 15 feet I'm length.
A gang oil men In the employ OF the
New York Steam Co. have been digging q
narrow trench along Ann street, from
Broadway to Theatre alley, to get q. one
OF the company's mains. The trench IL
parallel with the curb and happened to
be just at one side of the coal vault under
the northern sidewslk. The vault is vO-y
old and the mortar In many places had
crumbied badly so that the arch hal only
been kept intact by it's own shape and the
equal pressure OF the earth around 1t.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
LOCAL LINES.

Miss Susie Greedy OF this city Is visiting
her parents at Oakland, Me.
Attorney II. K. Carpenter of Attleboro
made the long trip TO Pawtaeket touay.
John r. Ryan has passed very success.
ful examination for a letter carrier posi-.
tion.
Miss Agnes Coogan of Arctic is visit,r; ;
her sister, Mrs. Patrick Nc cMahon of Pine
street.
The saloon at No. 62 Dexter street VIII
be sold at assignee sale tomorrow at 2
o'clock.
William Ladd and Miss Maggie Bradley
have filed their marriage intentions at
the city hall.
Miss Maggie Gillispie, cashier G. the
Standard Boot and Shoe Store, is visiting
friends in Fall River.
Edward King, alias Edward Finneran,
and Cornelius Blake were taken to jail to-
day to work out their fines.
Thomas Varley of Central Falls, who
was locked up for safe keeping last night,
was discharged this morning.
Misses Lizzie ard Rosella Connors of
Hartford, Ct, who have been visiting rel.
atives In this city the past week, have re-
turned home.
Yesterday Lawyer T. w. Robinson sold
the Thomas and Ellen Dixon estate on
the Plains to Edwin Dixon Of Foxboro,
Mass, for ~, 100.
The Young Emmets defeated the Young
Woodbines yesterday on Camp Burn side
10 9. Pitcher Sullivan OF the Emmets
struck out eleven men.
John +. Goldsworthy bought lot on
the Eagle Park plat In Providence yester-
day for s15. The high price was due to q
big rock In tue centre Of it.
Marriage Intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by William Laid
and Maggie Bailey; John w. Kirk of
Providence and Mary A. Burt of this city.
James Z. Higgins died at his home In
this city yesterday aged 55 years. His fu-
neral will take place from the residence of
his son law, p. j. Trodden, 7S7 Atwells
avenue, Providence, tomorrow.
At the reunion sof .the 9th Regiment,
Rhode Island Veteran Association, at the
residence of Hon. George Carmichael at
Shamrock yesterday William Massey was
elected one of the vice presidents, and
John 8. Davis and Henry A. Pierce mem
bers Of the executive committee. Mr..
Davis otilciated as toast master at the ban
Quet,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
Observation-Disclosures
One Of Pawtuckers Popular School Teachers
Married Last Evening.

At O'CLOCK last evening George Har-
rington and NJ IS Margaret Ludgate were
united In marriage at the residence OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Katherine Ludgate,
on West Cole street, Pleasant View.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Benjamin Eastwood In the presence of q
number OF relatives and friends from this
city, Providence, Cambridge and Brighton
who offered their congratulations to the
happy couple Ter they had been made
man and wife.
Mr.. Harrington Is we'll known con-
tractor and builder and.M Miss Ludgate was
one OF the most popular teachers In the
city. She was one of the corps OF teach
e4J at the East street school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington departed on q
short wedding Cour and on their return
will reside In this city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
Died LAST night.
Brakeman J. ]. Myers
Passes Away.
MRS. DUXBURY ALSO DIES
Little frankie Tyi leil Growing Week.
er But is Cheerful.

J.J Myers, the brakeman who was 30
terribly Injured in the freight yard In this
city yesterday afternoon, died at the
Rhofe Island Hospital last night ats0:3o
o'clock from the effects OF the shock and
loss OF blood.
The facts about the accident were pub
lished yesterday. Myers was put on the
New Bedford express and taken to Provi-
dence. A telephone message had been
sent tc the Rhode Island Hospital and the
ambulance and surgeon met the train at
the depot. The injured man was imme-
diateiy taken to the hospital and every
thing possible was done for him. He
stood the terrible ordeal bravely and lived
much longer than was expected. His left
arm was cut off near the shoulder and his
left leg between the ankle and knee. His
head was badly cut and he received many
bruises. During the day he sank rapidly
and passed away at the hour mentioned.
He was mP-ried and leaves widow and
two children. Mrs. Myers was at his bed
side when he died.
Mrs. Duxbury Dies.
Mrs. Jane Duxbury, who was struck by
depo. Sunday night, died last evening
from her injuries. She never recovered
consciousness and had spasms frequently
vest day. No hopes for her recovery
were entertained from the first as the
frontal bones Of the skull were crushed
In and were pressing on the braln.
frankie Tyrren Alive.
frankie Tyrrell, who fell from a cherry
tree On Pleasant street some days ago and
fractured his spine besides breaking one
wrist and spraining the other, is st',i at
the Rhode Island HOSPITAL. He is some
what weaker than he was, although he Is
very cheerful. He is completely paralyzed
from the shoulders down, but suffers no
pain except when he Is moved. He reads
continually and enjoys perusing the col
umns OF the daily papers as much as any
business man.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
TIE MORA CLAIM.
Mp Foster Disclaims Responsibility For
SPANS Delay In Payment.

NE. roster Dtsclaims Hesponsibffty For
Spain's Delay In Payment.
To the Editor Of The Journal:
SIR-On my return to the United States
learn that recently circulation has been
given to a statement connecting me with
what is known as the Mora claim, and that
The Journal has commented thereon edi-
torially In friendly but somewhat apollo
setic spirit. I esteem too highly the good
opinion Of The Journal and my own poo
pie of Indiana to quietly allow them to re-
main under misapprehension Of the facts.
DO not have at hand the text of the
press report upon which your editorial Of
the Goth ult. was based but II stated that
I, as the attorney Of the Spanish govern
ment, have been responsible for the delay
In the payment Of the Mora claim. In the
first place, never was the attorney OF
agent of the Spanish government In the
Mora claim or any other business, nor
have / ever been employed by or received
foe from that government or any official Of
the same.
Secondly, y an not responsible for any
delay In the payment OF the Mora claim.
As minister 10 Spain urged Its settle
mont and afterward, as secretary of state,
Its payment. II the published record Ii
examined, IL will be found that the action
OF two Of our ministers to Spain, Messrs.
Belmont and Palmer, did cause delay In
Its payment, and the reasons they gave for
their action arc not dlscreditabl6 to them.
may remark In passing that the chief de-
lay In the payment OF this claim has been
caused by the claimants attorneys, for IL
thcy had consented TO the acceptance by
the state department of the not unreasona-
Bile proposition Of the Spanish government
tho claimant would have received his mon
ey years ago
Allow me to add that I do not regard
legal ethics as so elastic" as TO allow
OF double dealing on the part of an attor-
noy, nor do think that any amount OF
diplomatic skill can Justify the attempt Ito
serve two masters" While have at vari
Gus times been honorod with tho conf
dcncc of foreign governments have never
accepted n service inconsistent with my
duty as an American citizen OF at vari-
ancc with the interests or honor Of my
country. JOHN w. FOSTER
Indianapolis Journal
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
TENDERS PERFECTED.


A dispatch from Brooklyn says: "Pres-
ident Roose,er OF the Brooklyn Heights
Railroad Co. today said that the company
had arranged to equip Its cars with real
feoders that will save life. Tho tenders
we have In MIND said he, are so con-
structed that instead OF remaining rigid
when they strike a person, they Will
yield, and the person will not be injured
By them. The wheels will also be pro-
tected by rubber device, which will pre-
vcyt any one from rolling under them.
The cost OF one lifo to the company will
equip all It's cars with tenders, and !
think IL the cheaper and better thing to
do, looking at II merely from q business
standpoint"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
COT THE MACHINES.
Dawson & Co. Recover Two Bicycles From q
Younu Business Man.


Yesterday Sheriff Allen K. Wilson ar
rested young business man of this city
in civil suit to recover two bicycles
which he purchased of Dawson & Co. in
May, 1894. They were high grade, val
uabie machines and Dawson & Co. never
received cent on the machines although
the man was asked to pay something on
account ard was given time enough to do
SO IL he intended to.
He did not show disposition to do the
"square thing" hence his arrest. The
wheels were recovered and one of the firm
said that II he was to take the machines
in a trade he would allow about $40 for
each of them. As the man arrested has no
money or property, Dawson & Co. decided
to drop the matter and considered them
selves lucky to get the battered machines.