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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

! osr. A CERTAIN CERrflCATE OF
l. DEPOSIT issued hy ihf Meicia......Iiss
National Bank of Richmond, 500 81 =
live hundred dollars. dated Nalrn pa
1894 payable 90 order of the undersifne
AN parties are hereby warned against ne
oofisfing or trading Tor came. Application
having been made 10 said hanA y nt .or
its nayment. l.. Il. BOYLE,
lln-D-6L'
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WANTED. A POSITION As SLIM
w GRAPHER and TYPEWRITER IN
an Office. or some place suitable for
lady Address MISS DUNAL. Smithdeh
business College, Richmond. Va.
mh2o-it
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{, ITUATION WANTED BY AN EN-
/, PERTENCED GROCERY SALES
MAN AND SHIPPING CLERK; willing
20 work FOR moderate salary; sober and
Industrious: best city reference. ADDRESS
ENERGY, care Times. mh-5-N
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\ osT. OK SATURDAY. MARCH 2lst
l. either on Seventh street hel"ee
Grace and Main or Main between .nll
and Ninth. ONE SOLlIAllL DLAM'N -
RING. Ten dollars reward VIII Dee -iiA
Tor lis return at this office, and no pNea-
ti",t aekeI mhg32t
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VJRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
or THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
CITY OF NORFOLK, On THE lolH
DAY OF JANUARY. 1896:
/. Lawrence Waring, clerk Of the SAID
court. do certisy that the bonds required
to be given by the special commissioners
daV Of November. 1895. and 9Th day Of
January 1896. in the suit Of the Industrial
and General Trust. Limited. OF London,
England and others, against the Nitro
Phosphate Syndicate. Limited OF LONDON,
ecuted and filed.
Gwen under my hand this 10th day OF
January, 1896. ..-.,.-~,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for the city of
Norfolk Va. mh2l-lUt
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w ANTED. BY a YOUNG LADY. PO-
W SITIOI in store as CASHIER or
ASSISTANT BOOk-kEEPER. LINEN
ROOM KEEPER. or CORRESPONDENT
for paper at summer hotel: best OF refer
ences. Address ASSISTANT. care Times
mh29-lt
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
.~c-~-~-~.--~@-~-0-0-0 $4,000 ~
BY Denoon, Topper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
81 Main street.

~RUsTEEs SALE OF THE DEslRA-
BILE MEDlUM-SlZED DWELLINGS.
Nos. 1lU7 AND 100 TAYLOR SiktLf
BETWEEN BEECH AND kESbhNolit
STREETS.
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w ANTED. POSITION AS BOOK
W KEEPER or ASSISTANT. or a.
manager OF retail grocery or feed store,
by a man Of long experience. best refer
ences. Address GROCER, lOl west cary
street, city. mh-o-lt
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TRusrlE.s SALE


V>RuSrLES SALE
OF
NEAT FRAME DOUBLE TENEMENT
AND A SMALL HOUSE ADJOfN-
ING, ON GRAHAM STREET
WDLTO\}.
NEAR WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE.
BY virtue OF The provisions OF a certain
deed OF trust. dated November % 1871.
aud re- crdcd ~ clerks Office OF Rich
mond ChancVry Court. j.. IL. LA {. page
z02. default having been made Ia The
payment OF n certain sun OF money there
In secured. aud being required so to do. l
will seal, by auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. MARCH 20. 1896
at 3 o'clock Z. NJ. all that LAND. with
the impr0Vcmc thereon, commencing
at a point lO5 feet from the corner or
Fulton and Graham streets, and fronting
on tho south side OF Graham attect 90
feet and back between pafahci lines 10
feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses or eXecuf-
Ing this trust and $500. with interest from
November 70, 1885. balance at twelve
months {. Il. DLNOoN.
rnh2,-td Trustees.
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HELP WANTED Female.

w ANTED. 4 WHITE WOMAN; ONE
w thar can COOK. WASH. and IRON
for a family OF three. and Is willing TO
live on Chestnut Hlll. A good home 10
the right party. Apply at No. . north
Eleventh street. mh-a-lt
VIZ ANTED. A GOOD sEAMSTRESS TO
w work by the day, at reasonable
terms. Address W.. care Times.
mh29-it
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BY +. 4. Catlin.
Auctioneer.
No. 6 north Eleventh street.
CHI u RCH HILL LOTS,
DESIRABLY LOCATED. Al PUBLIC
AUCTION.

AT the request of the owner, l will, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 31ST.
at 4:3O o'clock j. NJ. on the premises,
sell. at public auction, IT VERY BEAUTf-
Full LOTS. located on Marshall street
between Thirty-frst and Thirty second,
and on Thrty-secOnd between Marshall
and Clay streets.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance at
six. twelve. and eighteen months.
J.. y. CATLlN.
mh2e-3t AuctioBeer.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY QUIET
Il sober reliable man. of long expert
ence with stock and poultry and fairy
good vegetable gardener; references and
Testimonials. Address A. y. c, Ilnes
Office Hlu-'Il
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BY virtue Of the provisions Of a certain
deed OF trust. dated November 20. 1890
and Of record in the Clerks Office Of Rich
snond Chancery Court, Deadlock az b,
page a.. default having been made IN the
payment Of the debt therein secured, and
being required so to do. 1 Will sell at
auction. on the premises, on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

NOTICE
SEALED PROPOSALS wil bo received
uutl j. o'clock n TUESDAY. Nlien n,
1925 FOR furnishing the uDult.ltary WITH
SUPPLIES for tle ueNt three months.
Banks can be had by applying t0
B W LYNN,
mhe9-it Superintendent
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& TrUATION WANTED BY 4 WE'LL
y KNOWN RETAIL. GROCERY
SALESMAN. twenty years experience;
can command good trade; best refer
enccs Address RELIABLE, care Times
once mh29-1t
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YOUNG MAN. OF GOOD HABITS AND
ambition. desires POSITION; am
willing to start on small salary IN the
way of promotion. best OF references tuf-
nished. Address c. D., care Times Once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

I TTTT- TTTlT =
I,onaou Eueiand and others, plainilus'
AGAINST the Nitro-Fhospnaie Syhultdte'
Limited. OF London. EnSiahu' anu o''a a,,r p
| defendants" We shall sell AZ puhiic az
ton. al me Real Estate Exchange. 70.
10 Main street, Norfolk. Va, beginning
at IL O'Clock \. NJ, on
THURSDAY, THE ID DAY OF APRIL
1896.
tho following PROPERTY-to- A
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated
on he east side OF the southern Dfahcn
OF the Elizabeth river. III Tie county OF
Norfolk, near the city OF NoIlo4h, COR
tanning 10 ACRES, more or leas, WIZ"
was formerly owned by Carter Il. POM
dexter and more recently by ChdII,S
Icnnlg, and now by the NItrO-Phosphdte
Syndicate. Limited, OF London, Ensid,tu,
The property is situated opposite ING
United States navy-yard, IN the harDor OF
Norfolk. Is Just outside the limits OF me
town OF Berklcy. a short distance from
the lines OF the Norfolk ana western ana
Norfolk and Southern railroads, ana Is
interseeted by the line OF a proposed DeIl
railroad. 1t has a har5or or river front or
over :, 400 feet with the channel OF Tue
river running very near the shore me
1t also has a large frontage on TWO estud-
fies of said river.
The property has been divided into
building lots, manufacturing sites, VIVA
sites. and waterfront lots. varying III sl1c
from hall an acre 10 two acres, ana mo
said decree II will be first offered at sara
sale as a whole, and Will be struck OH TO
any person or persons whose bid VIII De
sufficient 10 pay OFF and discharge the m
o0Otedness mentioned IN SAID SUIT, TO-
gether with the costs Of said suit. the eN-
penscs OF said sale and all arrears OF
taxes. estimated TO be about <S0DpV II
10 such bid is received and accepted, then
the said property will be sold IN lots ana
sites, according TO plat thereon made uy
Graham * Riddle, civil engineers, OF Nor
folk Va, which may be seen at the once
OF either of the undersigned commission
ors, and copies of which may De nad on
application TO either Of them or 10 the
undersigned auctioneer.
This property offers extraordinary IN
ducements 10 parties seeking Industrial
manufacturing, or residence sites, ana 10
investors generally
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase
price IN cash. and the residue in Two
equal mstalWcnts, at six ana Twelve
months IrOnn the day of sale, the buf-
chaser or purchasers TO give bOnds iof
such deferred instalments. carrying inter-
est at q per centum per annum from "he
day OF sale, with the right on the part
OF such purchaser or purchasers 10 an
ticipate the payment OF such bonds AT
any time. upon paying interest 10 the
date OF such anticipation; or the who're
purchase-moDey may be paid IN cash. II
the purchaser so elect. the title 70 be re-
tanned TIL the whole purchase-money is
paid ana a conveyance ordered by the
Court. ,,.. ., ,.,,.,s.
Law Building, Lynchburg, Va;
WM. IL. WHITE,
No 50 Main street, Norfolk, Va,
Special Commits sioners.
i. i. ROGERS,
AucIoneers,
Norfolk, Va.
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w ANTED. A POSITION BY A YOUNG
W man. any honorable work Whcre
willingness, honesty and sobriety Will win.
First-class references. Address lAfh-
RIAL, No. 500 east Clay street, city.
mh20-lt
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w ANrED. BY YOUNG MAN. TWEEN
" TY-ElGHT years of age, a position
I'm an office as CLERK and COLLECTOR.
can operate Remington typewriter: best
references. Address ORIENT, care Times
office. mh29-lt
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BY Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Auctoneer.
No. IL north Tenth street.
rTRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF
500 FEET OF VACANT GROUND
on
ASHLAND AND CLAIBORNE STREETS,
NEAR WASHINGTON STREET.

BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust 10
the undersigned. dated March 20. 1893,
duly recorded IN the clerks Office of the
HenricO County Court, in Deadlock li2
y. page ln2. default having been made in
the payment of the debt therein secured,
and being required so 90 DO by the bcne-
ficiary We viii proceed 20 sell, by public
auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 4. 1896.
at 400 T. NJ, the above PROPERTY, de-
scribed In said deed Of trust as follows:
An that certain piece OF parcel of land
in the county OF liurico. Va, near the
western limits of tine city of Richmond,
bounded as follows: beginning l9S feet
from the southeast corner Of Ashland and
Washington streets. running eaNtwardly
along the southern line of Ashland street,
and fronting thereon loo feet. and run
ming back i2J feet 10 an alley i6 % feet
wide.
Also. that certain piece Of land. be
ginning fHs feet from the northeast cor
ner Of Claiborne and Washington streets.
running casfW. riiy along the northern
line OF Claiborne street. and fronting
thereon 100 feet. and running back 12J
feet 10 an alley l6 % feet wide
Also that certain piece of land. begin
ming las feet from the southeast corner
OF Claiborne ana Washington streets. run
ming castwardly along the south line Of
Claiborne street, and fronting thereon 100
feet, and running back 10 feet 10 an
alley 10 % feet wide
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay cost and
expenses OF sale. commission of per
cent to the trustees, a note for 81 500. aud
interest on same from March %. lS9G.
until paid. balance upon such terms "a
may be announced az sale. More liberal
terms may be announced at sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
JOHN DUNLOP.
mh29-td Trustees.
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w ANTEn POSITION AS MILL
W WRIGHT and to keep machinery ~
order in a mill or factory; can give best
references. Address C., care Times Office
mh29-lt
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BRIGHT YOUTH DESIRES A PO-
~ SlrION i'm private family. office boy,
or to make himself useful in the house.
Address j. MILTON FOX, Oh north Sec
ond street. city. mh29-it
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HOROSCOPES, INCLUDING THREE
L important questions, 81. Prompt,
scientific, accurate. Address NERIrAS,
81 Eighth avenue, New York city.
mh29-1t
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ATTENDING
LADY

A YOUNG LADY. ATTEMPTING
n school I'm the city. wishes 20 nnd Y
HOME with some kind person whom she
can by making herself generally useIni
outside Of school hours. which are from
% TO >. pay Tor her board. Is bright. quick,
and Industrious. and can cook. sew, or co
anything. Address HOME-SEEhEk. care
Times. Nh-'-'
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EMPLOYMENT Female.

WANTED. POSITION as STENO-
w GKAPUER and TYPEWRITER ~
references furnished. Address X. y. 4.
Box i6a. city nhIeit
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ID OARDERS- ROOMS on
ID second floor and good fare, reference
required. SD east Clay street. mh-e-lt'
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WANTED. BY 4 YOUNG MAN, 4
w POSITION Of any kind that VII en-
able him 10 make a living; can wtits a
GOOD hand. first-class references. Address
@. l.. V, 500 east clay street might
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.

by Dcnoon. Topper q CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
81 Main street.
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A EUROPEAN SUMMER TOURl PRI-
"A NATE, select. cheap. Last notice.
Illustrated itinerary free Address i. 5.
RARTRAM, 12G William street, New
York. mh29-lt
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HELP WANrED-Male.

w ANTED. AGENTS TO SELL THE
~ COLLEGE OF LIFE. or. Sef-Edu-
Gator FOR the Coiored Race" Money
IN book business CHICAGO PUBLISH
ING CO., SO Fifth avenue. Chicago, Ill.
iaug2-sult
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WANTED 4 POSITION BY \
w worthy young man OF eighteen years
OF age; can give hrst-class references
as TO character. etc. am willing TO work.
Address H., care Times. rlh-9-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

4, COMMISSIONERS SALE or TIE
- "POINDEXTER PROPERTY,
WITH ITS
VALUABLE WATER FRONTS on HE
ELIZABETH RIVER, NEAR Noh-
FOLK, VA, OPPOSITE
TIE u. =. NAVY
YARD.

In pursuance Of two DEGREES OF the CIR
cult Court Tor the city OF Nofioih' va
Der. 1855 ana the other on the 5th DAY
OF January. 1886, in the chanceiy .. s1iI
therein pending under the style OF ne ne
Industrial and General Trust. Limited, OIL
London. England. and others plal1','iitis'
aeainst the Nitro-Phospnate Syndicate
Tainted. OF London. England. ana others
defondants." we shall sell AT public anc-
ton. M me Real Estate Exchange. 10.
10 Main street, Norfolk. Va, beginning
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. on
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WANTED TO SELL LOTS GUARAN-
w TEED good I'm the city Of Newport
News, from 500 10 $40. according 10
location, Tor cash or monthly payments.
Best investment in the State Further
information address SMITH K BAILEY
General Agents. offices ST and $. Cham
Der Of Commerce. mhS-suft
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rMrIoyuryr wANrFp-Male.

A MARRIED MAN, THIRTY-FlNE
"A years OF age. would like to get STEADY
work by the month, for good wages as a
porter at some railroad station or motel.
or driving single delivery wagon. Can
give best Of references as 10 honesty ana
Industry. Practical house-cledner. taking
up and cleaning carpets carefully done.
Address TO II. L. H., 1908 west Leigh
street. nh-.-lt
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FINANCIAL.



WANTED. COMMON PIGEONS AND
W SQUABS, highest cash price paid
for any number AZ lU2 south Thirteenth
street. Richmond, Va, ana 10lG HUI
street, Manchester. Va. mhlJ-su3t
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MEDNEsDAY. APRIL I. 1s96.

a,5o'clock =. NJ. the ABOVE-DESCR1B-
ED DWELLINGS. The lot has front
OF % feet inches on the south line of
TAYLOR street, and runs back within ir-
regular lines about 10 feet to an alley;
and is also bounded on the west by an
alley II feet wide. The dwellings are
most substantially built. and contain 9 or
rooms each. all IN nice order.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expense of execut-
ing this trust, any taxes that may be due.
and TO pay a note of 81 500 with interest
thereon from May %. 1891. and balance at
twelve months.
mh26 c. 7. DENOON. Trustee.
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BY J. +. Flam C Co..
Real Estate AuCtiOnccrs.

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROP
ERT4
The record-union., 1896-11-12

Another case of sour grapes Is that
of the San Francisco Examiner" In
its issue of Wednesday, with inimitable
sang froid. 1t declares that the Chicago
Democracy was beaten before It nom
mated Mr.. Bryan, and that at no time
should he have had any hope OF cleo
ton This Is the unadrott way in
which the Examiner puts the mat
ter, to be brief. Cevelandisn had made
the party q hopeless wreck It had no
chance Of carrying any Eastern State
To tndorse Cleveland and nominate a
man satisfactory to him meant giving
the fight to the Republicans out of
hand. In thax strait the Chicago con-
vention cut loose from Cleveland and
adopted q new policy. 1t took no risks,
for things could not be worse, and Its
chances Of success could not be made
more desperate The Reorganization"
wss Effected and the result was the
election OF Mckinley. But" says the
lex anltneT," he would have been
unent that for genuine cheek has no par
sllei It is a sour grape sniffie that ex-
cites mirth. True, the Examiner"
goes on and explains to its own salts
faction, doubtless, that there was no
landslide anyhow; that what happened
was the expected, and that It did not
amount to much after all. But 1t will
not do; * is sour grapes just the same.
Really. the 'Examiner' should have
guardian appointed for its mental
wardroom- It is 50 apt to speak when
IL should be silent. and to tell mess
tales, that II needs watching, Or 1t will
give the new Democracy entirely
away.
The record-union., 1896-11-12

A Nebraska court has divided the law
between two contestants with an even
handedness that inspires respect for
the principles of justice as formulated
IN the law A man who believed he
had the right so TO do went to work
curing a lot of hay. When he had about
finished the work another. who really
owned the grass, came in and took pos
session. It appeared that he knew all
the time what was going on, and had
no objection to the curing. Thereupon
the man who cured the hay brought an
action in replevin for the property. The
appellate court hold that the man had
The record-union., 1896-11-12

that the Republicans of the State have
reason to be proud Of In no State was
a Drawer fight made against big Odds
The silver Republicans that went over
to the enemy went with sounding
trumpets and beating drums They
made much noise. There was every
surface sign of a great Democratic tidal
wave on this coast. But through it all
the Republican papers and the Repub-
lican speakers kept hope raised aIoft
and were answering and undismayed
by the clatter Of the enemys forces.
They half relied on the silent vote and
yet half suspected it. The political
meetings on both sides were ominous
All the enthusiasm was forced. Voters
were greedy for instruction. They lis
tened. read, pondered and kept their
own counsel.
FROST PROTECTION.
Riverside Press: Now that the ex-
element Of election is over and the time
of possible cold nights is approaching.
1t is to be hoped that some systematic
steps will be taken in the matter of
frost protection. It has been demon
strated beyond question that several |
orchardists have saved their crops by
fires confined to very small area. The
natural inference from this is that If
some general plan were adopted. Gov
ering the whole valley, 1t would be pos
sible to raise the temperatu ture above the
danger line on the two or three nights
OF the year when the Thermometer goes
down to the freezing point
REACTION.
Pasadena Star: Inquiry at the Pasa-
dena banks develops the fact that a
considerable amount Of money with
drawn from deposit during the cam
pa1gn and put in special deposit boxes
or otherwise boarded has come back
into the regular bank accounts. The
movement Is distinct and extensive
enough to be particularly noticed, and
1t Is one Of the signs Of the healthfuI re-
action that has followed the victory for
sound money.
THE FARMER.
Fresno Expositor: To be prosperous,
the farmer must Of all men be the one
who Is out of debt If he Is not he is
handicapped at every turn He must
buy in the highest and sell In the low
est market, and not in the mode or
manner of his own choosing. This may
mean great reduction Of acreage, but
hundred acres well titled may mean
comfort and independence, when a
thousand acres with the mortgage
means ultimate disaster. How many
farmers prof1ted by the recent rise in
wheat? Not many who carry a mort
gage. Yet they are the ones who need
1t most
A FORECAST,
Stockton Mall: The people can rest
assured Of one thing, the Mckinley
bill Will not be re-snacted, nor will any
thing approaching 1t be able to pass the
Senate. Duties will not go higher
"Harpers Weekly" the "Sun," the
World" and the Evening Post" the
New York papers~thAt made the gold
bug fight all promise that no effort
shall be made to increase duties. It
will thus be seen that protection did
not cut any figure In the campaign" 1t
was a mere party slogan, wherewith
to capture sucker" votes.
The record-union., 1896-11-12
A DISGRACED CITY.

Nav York City has suffered disgrace;
he accepted. Many thousands Of child
rem In that city at the recent opening Of
tbs school year were turned away be-
cause there was no room for them.
Shame upon the chief American metrop
obs. Il has been known for several
years that more school houses should be
provided, but the municipal fathers have
put or and put off until at lsst they are
face TO face with shame that will tar
nish the good mama Of the city for q
long time.
The wrong this neglect Waits upon
children ts q most serious onA It is in
vested with all sorts Of evil. Here are
some thousands Of children who ought
to be under school discipline who will
now roam the streets, and contract evil
habits, perhaps, that cannot be eradi-
Gated. With them the very time when
they should be under instruction is to
be dissipated in ways that cannot be
good, since idleness Is evil
The Legislature of New York should
take hold of the matter the very first
day of its assembling and compel the
chief city of the nation to do It's duty
by the children who are fts wards. If
the city still shall neglect, after a
months time IN which to rent rooms and
draw her school aid and herself take
charge OF the education OF the children
Of the metropolis. lawyer say that It
has the power to do this, and we do not
doubt It
The record-union., 1896-11-12

acquired such title to the property as
to enable him to sustain an action of
replevtn, as the value of the property
by reason of his labor had been greatly
increased; but he was liable to the true
owner for the value of the hay at the
time it was taken in charge by the
curer, the time of the CONVERSION
The record-union., 1896-11-12

San Francisco proposes TO do some
thing that we do not believe Is possible
str her to accomplish-all the traditions
and the habits of her municipal life are
against IL. The city actually proposes
to begin and complete within one year
fine new municipal building for the
courts. More than that, she proposes
to complete 1t within the contract price.
II these things are done, we will be in
clined to think that the millennium has
indeed set in
The record-union., 1896-11-12

The United States and the English
Government have concluded a treaty.
ratificattons Of which will be speedily
exchanged, by which the Venezuelan
boundary controversy Is to be arb.trated.
The Lord Chief Justice Of England and
the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of the United States are each TO name
two arbitrators, and the treaty names
the fifth, King Oscar Of Sweden. This
settlement Of the difficulty is one that
Will go far toward inspiring in each
country higher regard and greater re-
spect for the other. 1t will serve as a
precedent for interference by the United
States In affairs of States of the South
ard Central American continents, in
volving issues between them and for
eign powers as to possession of terri
tory or any question Of their sover-
eighty.