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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

Every prizefght that takes place drives an
additional nail in the coffin Of that detcstable
branch of sport which in times gone by was
known as the noble art of selfdefen,e Inc
meeting between FitZsimmons and Maher Yes
terday lust across the Mexican border is no eX-
cepton to the rule. Interest in the encounter
had been exhausted by the ridiculOusly protract
ed preliminaries but the immediate clrcum
stances Of the fight were strange and amusing
1t is pity that all concerned could not nave
escaped their trouble and anxiety by being sent
to iail for planning violation Of law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

The police precinct commanders yesterday re-
ceved some good advice from Chief Conlin.
Tho station lodging houses will be abolished on
March /, and after that date worthy apphcants
will be sent TO the Charity organization So
riety's lodging house in West Twenty-eish'h
st.. where they will be housed and fed' IN return
for which they will be required to work AT cut
ting wood The object of the new plan is 10 ana
more effectively the deserving poor and at the
same time to discourage professional pauperlsm
and vagrancy The Chief, judging from his al
dress to the captains and acting captains yes
terday. has determined to clear the streets or
incident mendicants. and If the men under him
follow his advice. a valuable reform may be
accomplished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

that can be done offhand under the bill Is TO turn
the cities over TO spoilsmen. However harm-
less it may appear. that is what this measure
makes possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

law is successful or not. there VIII ne legal p'r
ties which will not lack bitterness OF feeling OF
profit for the cOunSellOrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

As the war between the churches and the
saloons on Long Island proceeds interesting and
peculiar features are continually cropping up
The Brooklyn Excise Commissioners were al
ready at their wits end. but now from Long
Island City comes new perplexity. A man
who owns a saloon within the line also owns the
yround on which the church stands, and he has
announced that II the law Is enforced the church
xill have to 60, as he makes more money from
The sale of liquor than he receives In rent from
the church. There Is every prospect that the
courts viii be overloaded with excise cases be-
fore long, and, whether the effort to enforce the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
As n lightning mind-changer Grady seeihs ~
hs IN a fair way to rival Lexow.

This is tew mulch" AZ the late lameh'eu AT
t,nus Ward remarked. The Venezuelan '''s''
nassed safely; the St Paul ana the pohu '''"o
were both noated successfully anu 'e'' d" :.
those rich blessings were not enough "''N
Nation now finds that the fltZsimhio"s MAN
,n,snosht has actually been fought. For months
I, has kept two great nations on the aier'' anu
.ho STATE Federal and Territorial judiciary ana
80. ,,,i.,ry and civic authorities of the South
, In active eruption Chased from state 10
rr,,orv and back and forth across the Rio
crande II looked as il this night would s'll De Oh
,ha rroyramme when Gabriel blew his celebrated
harm For the faithful 1872 who watched the pat
81, nj, the Mexican side OF the Rio Grande, VINO
had iourneyed thousands OF miles, waited weary
weeks and been reduced to stark pehury o!'
restaurants and bars. heartless rairoauS anu
unfeeling pickpockets, sincere sympathy l. i'''
that the fight did not last at least TWO hih"'es'
rarr,ng this. a vast sigh Of relief and pleasure
goes no from the public this day
Those are the days OF Home Rule. Govern
nert NJ cities by alien commissions Is relic
OF barbarism.
rord Salisbury says that II the Monroe Doc
,r,n, means the Doctrine OF President Monroe ne
srch an extent as the United States OF to-day Is
~, 1rr,tsd states OF President Monroe's time; no
more. no less.
what 10 the use Of longer fooling over the
new Capitol? It must be finished some time'
and the best thing to do is to keep at work on II.
Ioxows Greater New-York bill says nothing
ohout governing the consolidated city by means
~ ron-nartisan or other commissions, but every
hodv sunposes that to be the real negro In the
woodpile.
The courts are on the side Of the Civil Service
Commissioners every time. A number OF OIL
Gals. State and municipal. will do well to take
this fact TO heart and bear 1t In mind.
Natural gas is a fine thing on many accounts,
but when 1t leaves town in the lurch with
blizzard in full swing and zero temperature, 1t
must be admitted that it has its drawbacks.
The Spanish commanders in Cuba call the
insurgents "brigands and "cut-throats.' Yet
the latter show far more humanity and civiliza-
ton In their warfare than do The former.
Now that Miss Barton has received the posi-
tive assurance that she will be able to carry out
her relief plans. 1t Is the duty OF the American
people to see that she Is abundantly supplied
with money and other necessaries. There can be
no question that all contributions will be used
to advantage. The Christians Of America now
have It In their power to render aid In the most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

The Spanish commanders in Cuba call the
insurgents "brgands' and "cut-throats. Yet
the latter show far more humanity and ciViliza-
ton In their warfare than do she former.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

Natural gas Is Il fine thing on many accounts.
but when 1t leaves town in the lurch win
blizzard In full swing and zero temperature IL
must be admitted that it has its drawbacks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

The courts are on the side Of the Civil Service
Commissioners every time. number OF ohi-
Gals. State and municipal. will do well TO take
this fact to heart and bear 1t in mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

Those are the days OF Home Rue Govern
m.nt Of cities by alien 'Commissons Is relic
90 har Phi rsm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

Iexows Greater New-fork Dill says ho'"'"e
about governing the consolidated city oy "eehS
of non partisan or other commissions ou' every
body supposes that to be the real negro III '"e
woodpe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

What is the use OF longer foohhe over '"'
now CAPITOL? II must be finished some time
Ia N. host thing to do is to keep at work on it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

Lord Salisbury says that II the Monroe DOC
,r,ne means the Doctrine OF President Monroe ne
will support It, Well 1t does mean that TO just
such an extent as the United States OF to-day Is
tho limited States Of President Monroe's time; no
marc no less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

last Saturday. The result was that
solid delegation for Mr.. Clarke will come
from that county 10 the State convention
Tho primaries VIII be held next SATURDAY
in Morgan county, I'm which are situateh
the two Decaturs. Morgan county was.
supposed TO be Johnston county, but
the result ~ now considered doubtful
Tho two candidates are there new, giving
their personal attention % The canvass.
The primaries for two members 10 the
Legislature and county Offices IN Jackson
county. in the Tennessee Valley were
also held last SATURDAY. The sound-mo-
uey Democrats were not suiiicienuy en-
couragcd IN the opening OF the canvass
10 put a fun ticket in the field. but Mr..
Virgil Bouidin. an able young lawyer,
entered the campaign as sound-money
Democrat and vigorously canNassed the
county. making strong speeches in sup
port OF the financial policy OF the Demo-
cratic National Administration. Re was
nominated last Saturday. and the vote.
which was large. showed that had there
been another sound money Democrat IN
the field for the Legislature he too would
have been easily nominated. These re-
suits are encouraging 10 the supporters OF
Mr. CLARKE. and indicate pretty clearly
that his strength IN the State Will be quite
oqual 10. If not greater than. that Of Gov
Gates two years ago.-New York Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
rlWNS WJTHONT n.irER.
ics Clicked Up Big ripe and Trouble
Followed.

JERSEY. CITY, y. j.. March 5.-Ice
has choicd the bis index pipe at the
EcllcVillc pumping station. and the great
en- part o. This city 81. in consequence,
without water The trouble cannot be
overcome earlier than tomorrow morning.
Tie police reserves arc on duty patrolling
the part OF ihc city which is deprived of
water, and the fire department is also
under orders TO exercise especial visi-
lance.
passaic has been without water since
Tuesday night The mains Of the water
works there having become choked with
ice
Bsyonnc. which is dependent upon Jcr-
sey city for its water supply, De- suic1-
me also The oxford Copper Works. in
Bayonne, have been compelled 10 shut
down. and the Standard and Underwater
oil Companies cannot continue their
operations ioirgcr than to-day should the
water mains continue closed.
NEWARK. n. j., March 5.-Over one
third of Newark is without water sup
ply. Tho Clifton avenue reservoir be-
same c.oggcd with ice to-day, and the
water supply was cut of for over three
hours. The manufacturing district east
of Broad street felt the lack OF water
greatly. The reservoir was subsequently
cleared partially.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
In the Pastoral Precinct Of Roanoke.

An amusing incident occurred yester-
day At the passenger depot. A Young
man from the rural districts was there,
accompanied by his best girl and few
friends. who were TO see him Off on the
train. lie boarded the north-bOund Shen-
andoah tran. after kissing this little
country beauty, who had accompanied
him 10 the city good bye. That parting
was too much for him. lie brushed away
a manly tear or two. and controlled him
self az best he could. but ID was soon evil
dent that the poor fellow could not con-
tr0i the great desire that fingered ih BIS
breast 10 press the object of his affections
close 10 his beating heart. as evidenced
by the scene which took place on the de-
pot platform. much 10 The amusement OF
the by-standers.
As the train pulled out, he hung h.s
head ont Of the window and looked back,
while the little girl brushed aside a rev
tears. and looked Wistlu.ly after the last
recedinC train. He was going far across
the Virginia line 10 some hot springs or
other for his health so one Of his friends
told reporter Roanoke Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
Ro. IT. Gillian e Co,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
9O3 east Main street

CoMM1sslONER's AUCTION SALE
C0NVENiENTLY-LocATED TRACT or
LAND ~ HENRlCO COUNTY,
ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM RICH
on THE SEVEN PINES ELECTRIC
CAR LINE.
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of HenricO county, entered Feb
ruary a. 1856 loo the case OF Barker and
ais. against Barker and ais. the under
aiAhel special cOmmis Toner. appointed
Tor the purpose. Will sen hy pubic aAc-
ton. IN front OF the HenrlcO county
courthouse on
MONDAY. MARCH o. 1896
81 H. o'clock NJ,
the TRACT OF LAND referred 10 in
said decree. aud located a. above de
scfiDcd, formerly owned By Robinson
Barker AMI containing about % ACRES,
near New Bridge church.
lnis lana b. on Tho Seven Pines elcctric
caC line between Highland Springs and
east az Richmond. and should attract the
attention OF parties seeking homes or
TERMS: One-thrd cash. and the resi-
due In three equal instruments at one,
TWO. ana three years. the purchaser CIV
ing his notes therefor. with Interest from
day of sale. A. r COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner
In the clerks Office of the Circuit Court
OF the county Of Henrlco. -BarAer ana
ais, plaintiffs. against Barker ana ais
defendants.
/, j. l.. Eroaddus. clerk ~ the said
court. do certify that TIE bora felulrts
OF the special commissioner ny the HS-
cree rendered In said cause Oh the 0lh
day OF February. 1896, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand as clerk o. the
1906 j. y. BROADDUs.
mhi-,d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
MONDAY. MARCH ., 1896.

at II O'Clock NJ,
the valuable property above referred TO-
and of which the following IS a synopu-
cal description. t.
LOCATION ON banks OF james river,
Immediately nj the end OF Mayo DilubC
to Richmond. Electric street railway
passes door and reaches all points III
both cities.
LAND-About 10000 square feet.
BUILDINGS over 10000 square ieel;
mostly OF modern mill construction anu
built in most substantial manner. -
SHIPPING FACiLTrlES-Moat taNoI-
able. rail ana water competition -,
POWER 2N-hOrse water power hyin
under perpetual lease AZ ~ .iisi,
low rate. with turbine wheels lh poaiuoH
and condition. ,,
MAcHfNERY-Only partially equipped
There being 2l2 looms, 400 apindles,
and complete outfit Of lappers
TAX ES-Permancn exemption io"
FrRF PROTECTION-Mos complete
securing minimum rates OK insurance
less than one-haf per cent
This property. though I'm hahchesttf
Is nearer and more accessible TO tne
heart OF the city OF Richmond than d.
one.baH Of the mercantile ana manu-.
featuring establishments IN the Guy on
Richmond itself, and In the hands OF I'VE
people, with some capital can De '' ,.'',,
10 pay very large dividends. since ll cam.
in AN probability, Doe purchased lot less
than - per cent. OF its cost
For further information apply or Wille
O., fEa aucti0uccr and for permission 20
inspect the property see Mcssrs. 4. Royal
A CO. Manchester. Va.
TERAls. One-third cash, ana me resi-,
due Ina two equal payments. az slN ana
twelve months, Tor notes. WIN lii'-l'
added and secured hy deed Of trust. with
the right 20 the purchaser 10 nay an
cash. or TO anticipate his deferred pay
ment notes with a rebate OF uneaineu
interest al any time. ....-,..-,.
". BRYDON TENANT,
f.oo Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE TUESDAY,
JANUARY 10, ls0O.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNION
900 4. ~, Arrive Petersburg 1891 A. NJ,
Norfolk II 20 A. ~ Stops only
at Petersburg, MaFeriN and
SUFFOLK, a.
9.0J A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg $3.50 a. W.,
Weldon ~ >. ~, Fayette-
willie 4.3O = NJ. Charleston
1l.l3 H. ~, Savannah 1910 A.
NJ, Jacksonville $3.50 A.. NJ,
Port Tampa 6fJ D. NJ.
CONNECTS al Wilson with no
a. arriving GOldsb0ro 3NJ T.
d., Wilmington ,H5 T.. NJ
Pullman Sleeper New York 90
Tampa via jacksonville
1855 j. ", Local, arrives Petersburg 1912
J.. VI. Makes AN stops.
$50 =. NJ, Arrives Petersburg e.3 =. NJ,
Norfolk $3.50 j. IT. Makes all
stops.
1880 p. NJ Arrives Petersburg s0iP. a..
Weldon Dab =. NJ. Fayette-
Vile 1909 a. NJ, Charleston
c.Z5 a M., Savannah sN6 a.
NJ jacksonville 1880 T.. VI.
Port Tampa $3.50 u. A.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POlNrS.-ATiyng
Aiken i.-. g. ST.. Augusta $500
a. A., Macon I A. iMii ma; AZ
Sleeper New York 10 VIII
mlngl0u. Charleston Thomas.
vile. Jacksonville. Port Tam
pa, Aiken, Augusta, and Ma
1i:2O p. NJ. Arrive Petersburg 1901 A. NJ.
Purkeriife Z.u A. A Lynch
burg $3.50 s. 81, Roanoke G.-5
a. NJ. Bristol 1852 A. ri
Pullman Sleeper Richmond 90
Lyuchulfg.
1895 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg ilO a. H..
Weldon 1865 A. H., Henderson
4N A. ST.. Raleigh 5.l1 A. H..
Elbcrt0n 2.W l.. NJ. Atlanta
400 T. vi. Pullman Sleeper
Washington TO Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 A NJ, From Jacksonville, Savannah.
Charleston, Atlanta, Macon.
Augusta, and all points South.
go A. NJ, Florida Special, from ST. Au-
guatlne. Jacksonville, savan-
nah and Charleston.
$40 A. NJ, Atlanta. Athens. and Raleigh,
Lynchburs. and the West.
S.25 A. NJ, Petersburg Local.
IL .0J a. NJ, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Peters
burg.
$40 =. 81. Jaoksonvine, Sava D..
Charleston, Wilmington, Colds
hCrO, and oll points South.
700 Z. ", Norfolk, SUFFOLK. WaFeriy, and
Petersburg, Lynchbufg and
the West
S.23 2 NJ. Petersburg Local
y. H. EMERSON.
]. r. KENNY, Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
g. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

The farmers's wife. before she tried
The virtues OF the Victory Food,
viii t0l YOU how her chickens died
And kept her in fgetful mood,
She complains no longer. but when they
ara "droopy' she goes 10 the nearest couu-
try store and buys q box OF Polk Milor's
Victory Poultry Food. Twenty-Five cents.
We have ON hand q few fine prayer
books. family Bibles, gold pens. leather
cases DC, which we are closing out at
great sacrifice for cash. CAN and look
at them at once.
NEST. JOHNSTON G co.
gDl east Main street
CHAS A. ROSE, Receiver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

Commanding ncNt Monday at g +. NJ,
Professor John -. Minor Jr, VIII deliver
before The law classes of Richmond Col
exc course of about fifty lectures or
law and evidence. Students who
have taken law 40 Richmond College since
1890 are invited to attend the lectures
free Of charge. Other persons who desire
10 take the course Will DE charged q fee
OF twenty dollars.
For further Information address Presl-
dent T. W Boatwright.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07


VIRGINIA ~ THE CHANCEif
' CDIkT OF THE CITY or ltlCH-
MOND, THE nth DAY OF JANUARY
1886. 90 ....c
John MahOny ...............'''..f 4'l"'''''
NJ. NJ. Gillian. Trustee; Lewis j.. Win
stOn, and others. ....-........D ele"u"'i-''
In Cnaucery.
The objects of this slit 1fe;
1. TO have annuiied and SET asiHe ~
fraudulent ana void. on the GROUND that
DO Was made with the intent 10 NlANtii
delay. and defraud the creditors OF tNe
defendant. Lewis L. winston, Woo Us W.
prautor therein, n certain deed from tne
Said Lewis T.. Winston Go the sang Mar
shall N. Gillian. trustee. dti.N AN-e3t
Do, lsaJ. and recorded ln tine Clerk ohiN.
OF the Chauccry Court of thc 'il4 p-
Richmond. ola the lotn of october lHlJ.
. 10 subject the estate or interest oi
Lewis j. Winston iu the property ana
debts described in enc said Deed ana
sought TO Dee conveyed thereby -tp-"it'
- shares of the capital s'ch oil tAe rev
TAI stock Of the virginia Ahilcultu ~
Society. so shares of the capital STOCK
OF the Mabil combination 6loch 1li-
rdny. ! share oI llD tilllal rtuN. 81
ihe Me.r0se Land and Improvements Com
Iauy, OF Manchester ID shait3 OF l-'
capital stock of tIe RICHMOND ana MAN
chester Land Company I'D SHARES ol .Ne
capital stock oi the Bedford city Lana
ana lfNIlNN IlIlHIlN ANit.I'.ttt. '
tlr caDltal Stock of the AlVarado PARK
Company. a certain lot or lanl on
IrO0klauI street, ln llNnilcO county, '"it'
Neyed TO the said Lewis J. winston p-
Giles il. Jackson ana WIG uy ucth udt'I
October ai. 1853. "a tgact of v'i-l-l ACRES
OF land bon IcuricO county Two ana
Ialf miles north of Elcumoll, cuhfeteb
10 said Lewis T. WINSTON Joy w D. IIa-
slIel ANA wife nY deed dated Match 20,
1854. a lot of land in the city of Rich
r1nuI situated on the cast side of ST.
paul street. between tOutts and BAl
streets eouvovcI To- said Lewis j. Win
sion by j.. H.. Walker and vile oy deed
dated October 22, 1872. 40 acres of Lana
iu HanFicO county conveyed 90 the said
Lewis f. Winston by G.. IL. Waittle. fpc-
cisl c0mnissioupr. ht deed dated February
D., Is.f3. "a certain debt of S.G0 due or l0
T'..',,,- AN. fror, ANilIar, ~ Scott and
M ""., "-i w "'f.''" T.,,.ts i,
Vinst1I,. stfr,l,.,. leIts ane or 40 become
i f-, IL Ar-i,ft. A., .f.. said f.t,fs.
~ Winston ,.e..-rra.lfnf- fh. sum of $50
1f rrirI,,ai n a.lr .f ssi-, due or 10 le-
COM. ,lu.. from Ciies II. Jackson to the
said Lewis II WINSTON. d shares OF fully
paiI-lu canifal Stool. of Inc Immley
Cigarette Nachiue Cs,npang. GO shares of
t.r canifaI stock al ine Wood Cigarette
Machine COMPANY. suUdrv debts due Of
H. l.c,.,,.. d... ron, = - porff fo the
~ ~ tcf"-t., .'.,--a,,ari, ,r fIa
s., ~ -i- ~ t,,rl.ral. sl,rdr,,
Ieffs dine frori r.; Elnr, to fha said
.,.fs 81 yJt~Ito, ,..s.....',i.na me sum
-.''ti5n az tt'.
on 81 80.
Se." i.,f'1 ,,.' ''-ilI 'iil,,,tr,ffr-r a,,ne.
-,l+t,,,, gel.rs drfe fror, Within
,.t.-s, S-' ia'" ~ .eiI 49, l., Vim
Hiei'' i nan. -. TO- '' "a In 7,Iinoi,ai.
e'yi --e .t s.. i,is ft,o iliian, IVAN ,erj
SChar.es W Goaaa 20 me s9 5rd, i.%is i u
Min5ion, -st'4 ,t esDts uuy 'i3''' ,Viniton
= .oro..t Inc tbe sum Of se3 of nrincipai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
LOST OR FOUND.

I OST WEDNESDAY ENENlNG'
IL March 4th, a JEWELLERS non.
containing LADIES GOLD WATCH
CHAIN. either on Main or Pine stree
at Davis Boot and Shoe Company, Tor
reward. mho-5l