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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

Eddie and Willie Hewlett who were
amusing themselves by throwing stones
ct the door OF the East-End Baptist
church yesterday morning. ana glost!ng
over their demolition OF the globe OF a
big gas-larnp at he entrance Of the edl-
fee. were arrested by County Constable
Ferguson. and carried before Magistrate
Pierce. who bailed them for their appear
ance tomorrow
J. Preston Hardy end Elizabeth l..
Keek obtained marriage-license from the
Clerk OF the County Court yesterday.
A license was also issued 10 James W.
Matthews and Mrs. LIMA Brown.
John Arts. q seaman on board the
schooner Cummings, who was indicted
BY the grand jury for assaul,Ing John
lssrkip, the ships captain. while the
boat was at anchor In the James river.
wss before Judge Wickham yesterday. He
was convicted. and senttpced 20 sixty
DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
The Ice Missions Closing Appeal.

II is with great regret that this charity
makes another appeal TO the charitable.
1t has been most literally supported this
year. and hoped TO be able to get on with
out any more reminders 10 the public.sbut
this fearful spell of weather has caused
so much suffering that all day long APP
peals are being made for Ice. and now the
treasury is empty. 1t is too hard TO have
70, "a q j iittIs ice T8e following contribu-
tons have been received during the past
week. but all is spent: II. ". b., &c. /;
box at Miller's. l0c.; box at Morr!s's.
SEE; from state Office. contributed by
Rena Strause. Esther Thalhimer, Helen
and Belle Block. and Clarence Gurst, ~.
Total, 1887. Many thanks are given for
this timely help.
Let the mission have money 10 carry
ON the noble work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

storc-keepers. and persons designated as
clerks In the fnternai-Revanue Depart
ment. has Just been made known. The ex-
animation was held August "a, and there
WAS q large number OF competitions tor
the position OF gauges, how vhcant. Ihe
standard was not reached In single IN
stance. and consequently, there are no
names on tho eligible list
II Is understood that new exam'na-
ton IN this district will BE- ordered py
the commissioners In the near future
The examiners are Mr.. A. b. Cook Chair
mani. Frank c. Denoon, and John En-
ders. Jr., secretary The only person de-
signated M clerk IN this district Is Mrs
Dasaiel. employed In the Richmond once.
She IS In Office practically for Ire. u ~
believed tina; most OF the DEPUTIES VIII
be placed under civil service before Pres'-
dent Cleveiand's term expires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
FROM ACROSS THE vIADUCT.
Personal md other Items Cleaned
ut BnrtOn Heights.

at barton hetgnts'
Mrs. ]. II. Garlick. who has been quite
iii for several days, is very much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Craddock, has returned 10 her
home in Lynchburg. after short stay
with her sister. Mrs W. T. Rogers.
Major Lewis Ginter has nearly finished
grading and all other necessary work
for laying the electric line extension.
The Tomllnson, Robinson. and Gordon
houses on Barton avenue are TO have the
Cleveland fence which is being put up
now.
Mr. b. w. Lacy, son OF the late Judge
Lacy. has entered the Baptist college.
and will reside with his aunt. Mrs. Gar
lick.
Mrs Samuel r. Gary IS organizing
music class at 2pi Virginia avenue. Mrs.
Gary is highly recommended as a music
teacher.
The family Of y. a. Hamilton has left
for Atlanta, Ca. his place of business
and their future home.
Mr. Higham has purchased the new
residence. corner Miller avenue and York
street. and will move as soon as suitable
alterations are completed.
Messrs. w. ID. Rock and w. r. Rogers
took q trip to Lynchburg last week and
Richmond club at a little Came OF ball
Miss Mary Camela Dabney left last
week for Buffalo. n. Y. where she has
gone 10 spend some time with her uncle's
family. Mr.. Charles r. Dabney.
Mr. +. o. Robertson is moving into his
handsome residence on Barton avenue,
which has Just been completed This IS
one OF the prettiest dwellings on stho
Heights.
Mr.. George Burton left Wednesday for
St. Louis. He expects TO make II his
future home. as he has accepted a good
position there
Mr.. Garlic Y. Tomlinson has moved into
his new home on Barton avenue MFR.
Tomlinson has been on the Height, for
some time awaiting the completion of
his house.
Rev. r. II. Chambers, n :nisslonary 10
China. will preach his last sermon In
ths vicinity tonight at Barton-lfe.ghts
Baptist church. OF which he was the
first pastor and greatly endea-ed himself
to the people Of Rarton Heights.
The High School opened LAST Monday
with an increased number OF pupils
and II Is fully demonstrated that the
school-house is insufficient Number OF
pupils enrolled to date. 175-boys %; girls,
50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
RUN OUT TOLAKESIDE
Arrangement for Reaching NJ. enters
Beautiful Resort BY Car.
ROUTE OF THE NEW LINE.
The barton Heights Road 60 lie Ex-
tended To brook Turnpike, Where
Depot VIII Ne BuiIt-Dc Finished
In q Month.

An agreement has tust been consum-
mated by Major Ginter and Mr.. II. Leo
Lorraine, tho latter gentleman repre-
senting the Richmond Street-Railway
Company, by which the car-line now run
ming TO Barton Heights will be extended
TO the Brook turnpike.
The contracting parties have an appoint
nneut with Judge Wickham, at the Hen
rico County Court. tomorrow morning.
when franchise will be APPLIED for. and.
II granted, ground will be broken the
following day. and the road is to be COM
pieted by october cath. All the railroad
ties. rails. and poles have been hauled
and everything is in readiness 10 begin
the work.
UP TO BROOK TURNPIKE.
The line Is to be continued through
Barton Heights 20 Brookland Park Bodie-
ward. when II Will turn west and oe
carried as far az Brook turnpike. At this
point the car-sheds will be situated, ana
Major Ginter VIII erect handsome ana
ornamental depot This Will form sort or
junction. as the stree;-car line Will con-
meet here with Major enters danny
line. which will be operated to carry
will also be extended up Chamberlayne
avenue 20 Walton avenue. just above
Major Ginters laundry.
ALL FOR ONE FARE.
According to the terms of the agree
mem. passengers may be transferred
from any and all OF tho city lines. from
Manchester and from Chestnut Bill, and
will be carried to this terminus for
single fare. thus making 1t the longest.
most pleasant, and cheapest car-rlde in
or about the city.
incidentally 1t may be mentioned that
Brookland Park avenue has beon straight
enad and made 12o feet wide.
The new car-lne VIII cut through the
property OF Major Ginter. the J. W. Cor
don estate. Matt. Gillman's. and the
Brookland School property. All these per
cons. or their executors. have signed the
necessary documents. granting the privi-
ltge Of rieht-of-way free Of all charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
Among the Telephone People.

The Home Telephone Company has Just
received an order to establish its system
in Newark. n. j., with 800 instruments, 1t
has recently established Its service In Pc
tersburg. and Is doing considerable busl-
ness there already. This COM
pany uses the Mason phones.
The Standard Telephone Company. as
well as the Home. is making vigorous
fight for telephone privileges In this city.
The Standard has connected one OF It's
Instruments on Main street, where ohe
service II proposes to give can be tested
by the general public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
Reopeninu of ct. Paul's.

ST. Pauls church viii be reopened this
morning, and the regular services VIII
be resumed. The interior has been entirety
renovated and redecorated. and presents
a very bright and attractive appearance
The organ is not yet completed. ana. as
Rev. DR.. Carmichael leaves for Minnea-
polis tomorrow week, to attend the
General Episcopal Convention Uhe sessions
Of which will extend over three weeks).
II has been decided 10 postpone the for
NAL opening of the organ until the last
week Of October
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
Palifica I'm NOffOWaY.

A gentleman from Nottoway, who called
at the Capitol yesterday, said that II was
pretty we'll assured that Hon. Robert
Turnbull would be renominated for the
Senate IN the district embracing Motto
way. Lunenburg. and Brunswick. and
that Hon. George j. Hundley would bear
on the honors In the Nottoway and Amelia
convention for the nomination Of can
didate for the House of Delegates. The
Nottoway mass-meeting for the election
OF delegates to these conventions VIII be
held at the courthouse Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
FOR A BICYCLE RACE-TRACK.
Mr.. Lorraine Goes North to Gain
Some InfOrmatiOn.

Mr.. Lorraine Goes North to Gain
Some Information.
Mr.. II. Lee Lorraine left for the North
last night, for the purpose Of looking
at some Of the northern bicycle-tracks.
in order TO gain information with regard
TO the laying and running Of such enter
prisss.
Mr.. Lorraine Is the prime mover In the
plan to build a race-track at the Elk
position Grounds. TO this enc he VIII
gather all the Information possible. ana
will discuss the project with some north
ern contractors and invite bids for the
work. which will begin Immediately his
Investigations prove satisfactory.
II Is proposed TO have night races by
elec:ric-lght on a plan similar to that
which has been go successfully carried out
in Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
Wanted nv the Washington Police.

Oscar Weinneck, well-dressed man
OF pleasant address who was stopping
at the Lexington with his wife. was ar
rested there yesterday by Sergeant A.
NJ. Toml;nson. on q telegram from WASH
ington. saying he was wanted there 70
answer the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretences Weinneck ~
trayeIlins-agent for some kind Of an In
yent,on. and II is Understood that he Is
wanted because an article he sold did
not come up to representation. His wife
accompanied him to the station-house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

Mr.. Goodman Davis is getting up n
purse with which TO give the Richmond
baseball players a banquet. and though
the subscription was only started isst
night. more than So WAS subscribed. IL
Il proposed 10 hold the banquet either
Thursday or Friday night OF this week.
and only the players and their invited
guests will sit down to the feast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
Another Vfrgininu Contract.

The Petersburg Iron-Works Company,
OF which Mr.. G. p. r. Burgwyn. OF this
city. IL president, and Mr.. II. I. Morrison.
superintendent, have just received notice
that they were the successful bidders on
q United States contract for certain iron
work n, Fort Monroe and Fort washing
ton. II s. gratifying that southern con-
Germs are successfully entering into the
field for contract work with the United
States Formerly all the money from
such Improvements was taken up at the
North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
E.A. EZEKIEL'S
NEW STORE,
S1S East Broad Street,
OUR ASSORTMENT or
WHITE QUILTS
HAS ARRIVED. VALUES ARE
Lower Than Eyer Before Known

HsrseIlles Pattern Quilts at 73c. and sc
as good as sell usually at s5c and 81.
Heavy Narcotics Pattern Quilts AZ 81
BIO. and si.2o, about Csc. 20 SOC. undo.
value.
Genuine Elsven-Quarter Marseilles
Quilts at $l.2s. worth 50; at $50. worth
81. and nj $3.50. worth s..
Nottingham Lace Curtains az low a,
SOC. Il pair.
Brussels net effect Nottingham lac.
Curtains. lie yards long az 81 pair.
would be cheap at S.25 a pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains. in Whit.
and Ecru. in 3 IL and i-yard lengths. IN
to s. pair.
Colgate's Extracts. 25c. bottle.
Colgate's Soaps, Bay Rum, Cologne
Toilet Water, Tooth Powder. Vasoune
Camphor Ice, Cold Cream. Sachet Po,,.
der and Glycerine.
Jet Trimmings. Jet Collarettes. new
styles.
Chiffon and Lace Berthas.
Shell Combs and Hair Ornaments
Trlby Single and Double Heart-Pln,
Chatelaine Trilhy Hearts AZ &c.
Silver Link Gun Buttons a. lsc. and &c.
Shell Side-Combs 1oc. and lie. pair
School SpOnges, lie. and &C.
Basting Cotton. lc. spool.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs at sc.
Muslin Embroidered Handkerchief AZ
| u 1-2c as good as usually sell az 25c
| Mems Colored Bordered Handkerchief
at sc.
s-Inch Whalebone, &c. a package.
Whalebone Casing, &c. piece.
Hat Elastic, &c. n yard.
10 Papers Hair-Pins for SC.
Assorted-Size Tape. SC. package.
Ladies' Four Large Pearl-Button KID
| Gloves at 59c. a pair; really worth 75c.
All the best makes OF Corsets-such a.
| Coraline Health. McGraw's Abdominal,
| X. IL c., W. b., and Good Luck.
Mems Colored Embroidered Front Night
Shirts. 5Oc.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose
| II l-2c pair.
schoolboys' Caps at I5c. and &c.
Boys School Suits from $3.50 up TO S.
Boys School Pants at 4Sc. pair.
School Pads. &c.
I Spenceran Pens for &c.
A 4-ounce Bottle Best Machine-oil for
| Sc.
IA Chenille Table-Covers at 35c.; worth
| 5Oc
ga Chenille Table-Covers at isc.. worth
| 75c.
Chenille Portieres as low as sles a pair.
Infants Bootees, Sacques, and Lsggins.
Infants SILK Caps.
Ladies' Hair-Curlers at SC.
| Good Pins. lc. paper.
Black Pins, &c. box.
Safety-Pins. Sc. paper.
Good Hair-Plns, lc. paper.
| English Hair-Pins. DC. a paper.
Good Quality American Pins, &c. a ps-
| per.
shaving Brushes, &c. l5c.. and &c.
| Whisps &c lsc and sc.
Good Scissors az BIC. 2 pair.
Good Tooth Brushes at DC. and Zoe.
Good Hair Brushes. l3c.. l9c., &c, ana
up.
| Povder-Puffs. &c. &C.. i0c. i5c.. and &c.
| l-Yard Length Velveteen Binding foi &c.
| Cutlcura Soap, l5c. a cake.
Check Muslin, India Linen. Long Cloth,
Linen Lawn, Persian Lawn, French
Nainsook, Organdie, Iorchon
Laces, Hamburg and Main
sock Embroidery.
Call on us and save money on what
ever you buy.
e. A. EZEKIEL,
Successor to LEVY & DAYS,
3I3 EAST BROAD STREET.
WILLIAM o. DAY. Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
Meeting OF Inder~ndents.

There was q meeting at i<A east Main
street last night looking 10 rcorganizlng an
Independent or "honest-elections' move
ment II Is said that there were Is or 100
persons present. Resolutions Of the usual
order were adopted. and IL was the sense
OF the meeting to put an independent
ticket In the field
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
The J.rer.on,. Managers Here

Mesers. Ainslie & Webster. the gem
tlemen who are TO conduct the Jefferson,
are In the. city. and are the guests Of
Major Gipser They are bustly engaged
experimenting the placing OF the furni-
ture In the hotel. which work Is pro-
crossing rapidly. and they anticipate
opening the elegant hosteiry next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

DINNER AND TEA-WARE.
You should see our new stock patterns
before buying q Dinner or Tea-Set. our
Violet Ragged-Robln. and New Greeh
decorations are rich.
We have a large variety OF Medium
Price
DINNER-SETS.
You should see our SIS Real China Din
ner-Sets. They are BEAUTIES.
TEA-SETS
In French China, Carlsbad. or English
China.
a good Set Gs pieces). richly decorated.
for At0.
TOILET-SETS.
We can show you the largest variety
of Toiiet-Sets ever seen in any retail
store.
Complete Sets from $50 to SIS a set.
Our stock OF
HOUsEFURNISHING GOODS AND
CUTLERY
cannot be beat. and We are ohering spe-
cIal bargains In every line.
We only ask call to convince you that
our goods ara che,p. and satisfaction
guaranteed with every purchase
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
rurniture. Furniture!

We have an exceptionally tasty line OF
Ladies' Mahogany fsscritoires on the way
from factory. VIII be In In a few days
SyQNOR D HUNDLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

A frl, line OF new coloringe In Mingled,
strictiy stylish, selling for Sc.-now Ssc'
3oc. , T.,
A line OF silky and Wool Colorings IN
10 be sold at Ssc.-our price soc. -.
A special novelty in Curly. Boucle, all
desirable shades, 26 inches wide-price 5oc
Exclusive styles In Tricotine Dress
Goods. imported. These goods are pat
tern designs, retailing for SHOW Toe. -.
Jmported Curly Boucles, a variety OF
colcrs. "A inches wide. Feature OF this
cloth: Cannot be Initiated la INFERIOR
goods Price. $50.
Blue Sicilian. adapted for mack wsai
very serviceable-H. -, c,,o,,,s
Invisible Checks, Decided Checks,
PIaids. in large and small goods, that are
retailing for i0c. We sell for 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS

Evening shades Of Duchess Brocaaed
silks in the latest shades, q inches wlde'
worth $1.25. at SIC. ,,,, ~ ,,o
Figured Glace Tareta silks IN al inc
tually worth s.. ct Ioc. ,,,, .r,,,o.
Colored Fancy Taffe.a SILKS. In stripes
and f,sure.;. new shades and designs. at
Soc. -. .,. %
Black Peau de Sole. extra heaVy' =
special price. 81. cro,r
Black Figured Taffeta and Gros-Graih
sinks. something heavy In late designs
rea macs ~H figured silks, new designs. price
81 .is-our price @c. -
ISyenine silks, In dainty stripes. II.
Urochef silks Persian effects. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

The result Of the first examination held
under the amendment TO the law pro-
vtdiug for the appointment OF gausers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE LlGHT-HOCsh "a
GINEER, Fifth District. Baltimore. ?" "a
August %. is.5.-Seoled proposals W. y
received at this Office until /. ocoeH
NJ. OF Monday. the 30th day % Sepi.nue,,
lsS FOR furnishing materials and lauoi II
all kinds necessary for the completion ~
delivery cf the me,al-work for ine S',ns
Point light-station. Mary -
specifications. forms OF prope sat a.
other information may be obtalnel ~. ~.
serv,i 10 reject any or all bids. ara IN
waive any defects. ERIC BERGiiH,S'sgt..
Captain OF Engineers, L. ). Ariny' i''s"'
House Engineer. Fifth District. .,,S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

To CONTRACTORS ANp Bt I To-,
Frs: Office of the Lighthouse en- -, ~,
Fifth District, Baltimore. M. AssRysi
"a iss5.-Sealed proposals will be re-" n,
al this once untl Il O'Clock n.'"i sI
Monday. the soth day OF sep,sn01a1e xcspi
,os AZ specifiedl and labor o n
ali kinds necessary for the cons,roeps,,GIaa,
srection' and delivery Of the Cedar l r2,a.
light station. Maryland: Plan. spet ,n,er
lions. forms Of proposal anu osn nsni,lesitst
70 This Office. The right Is resessea ~ ',
reject any or all bids. and 70 waive ~
defects. ERIC BERGI.ANp. Captatn.s
Engineers. United 6tates Army scia
House Engineer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
CARPETS. om-cLoTn. MATrINGs.

have received my fall stock OF Carpets
Of all grades-Ingrains. 3-plys. Brussels,
velvsts. and Moquettes. Druggets. Rugs,
Mats and Straw Mattlngs; Shades. Lace
Curtains and Poles; Paper Hangings OF
all styles, which I arm Offering at low
prices. have a urge lot of remnants
Of Brussels Carpets at your own price.
A. JENNINGS.
Sc 22-su&w1m SO cas-, Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
BLACK SATINES.

We are selling this week about lo
pieces I0c. Black Satines for 8 lac.
A big line Of Saunes in Jet and Blue
Mourning Flannellettes, In Mingled
Gray. White, Black. and Purple. i-Sc.
BLACK and White stripe Outing. s l-Sc.
Black Duck, i0c.
Black Percales. II lie
Black Wool Serge, Csc.
About % pieces Of Black Cashpere that
sold at 25 and 30c. TO be- sold at II l-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
THE E. B. TAYLOR COMPANY,
IMPORTERS OF
ICROCKER Y AND GLASSW RE,
oEAST BROAD STREET.
Va are now showing variety Limoges China Comb and Brush
Tvs Pin Tays Boxes Hair Pin Boxes
and Budoi Violet Lily of the Valley Sweet Pea and Dresden
oversize this CITY,
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR BRIDAL PRESENT?
beautiful display oil f Cut Glass The Priscilla I1so anu


VENETIAN TABLE GLASSWARE
we have engraved on with rich goid deco-
DRESDEN LAMPS.
We have them In endless variety; some
as low as $i.5o
coI.D BANOUET-LAMPSA AND ONYX
TOP TABLES.
We have our Lamp Room on second
eoor filled with all the latest styles.
See our large assortment OF
METAL VASES.
Ths fomueiian, Imperial. and Byzantine
e,ish.. are new and very attractive.
CLOCKS.
W. have n full lire. The Scotch and
Gray 0rinite are the latest designs.
Dresden Clocks from MO 70 sio each.
SEvERES CHINA.
We have Just received beautiful ilne
of severes China direct from the manu-.
facturer. and the prices are In reach OF
all.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-04-11
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Whereas. default has been made in the con-
ditions OF certain mortgage made and execu.
ted by John Mock and Helen d; Mock, his
vi fnvestment Gompany. @orteasee dated
April 1st, 1892, and recorded In the office
Of the Register OF Deeds of the county of Mobiles
eS 2s day book of APr III mofaees $751; at
III, conveying and mortgaging the following
described land and premises, situated in the
county of Mobiles and state of Minnesota,
village r":Es s@i? in Ki S'Ssk Sns e.
@ in to hs Plat the Of sa d Of y bs EerT
y And whereas, by reason Of said default, the
Beccme dperat fsd an %ortss sSs
tgagee has paid out the sum Of seven ana
twenty. one one hundredths dollars (s7;2l) for
taxes past due on said premises, and there Is
hereof on said mortgage and the debt secured
thereby and for taxes the sum OF four hundred
sixty.fve and forty nine one hundredths dol
law has been instituted TO recover the mortg-
age indebtedness or any part thereof, a..
Now therefore, notice is. hereby given, that
and pursuant to the statutes in such case made
and provided, the said mortgage will be fore
closed by sale of the above described premises
auction, at the front door of the court house in
the town of Worthington, county of Mobiles.
state of Minnesota, on Saturday: the 18th day
noon to satisfy the amount which will then be
due on said mortgage and the debt secured
thereby, together with the amount paid for
tn es
as stipulated in said mortgage.
Dated at Minneapolis, Minn., April End,
A. u. 1895.
COMPANY, Mortgage. r, -,
FRED B. SNYDER, -.
~-I Attorney for Mortgagee.
Minneapolis. MINI.
v,a-Nav .' "a
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-04-11
Board of Health order No.

Board of Health order No. 2
Notice is hereby given to the
owners of, or residents on, proper
ty in this village, that they are re-
quired to remove all accumula-
tons of manure and filth Of any
kind whatsoever, on or before the
tenth day of May, 1895, from all
alleys or lots under their immedi-
ate supervision: said manure and
filth to be taken to place desig-
mated by the street. commissioner
of this village. Privy vaults and
closets are included in the above.
Any person who allows any &C.
emulation of manure, decaying
animal or vegetable matter, offal
or other nuisance upon premises
in his possession or under his con-
troll or places any such nuisance
upon the premises Of another,
within the sanitary limits of Wor-
Ellington, shall be deemed guilty
of misdemeanor. Any report to
this board, of the neglect of any of
the above mentioned provisions of
this order will be Immediately in
yestigated. A. H. CLARK, H. O.,
Benz. F. THURBER,
r. B. PLOTTs.