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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmond's Ciu-
gcns aud other Matters.


Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Whiuock are in
New York.
Miss Van Lear. Of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Danic Stern.
Or. Nelson. Of the Woman's College,
had open house for the veterans.
Mr.. j. y. McFarlin. Of Augusta. county.
Va. was in the city yesterday morning.
Senator n. G.. Wells. of WISE county.
called on che Auditor yesterday morning.
Sydney L. Scott. Of Fredericksburg. is
visiting Mr.. =. o. Lewis. on Floyd street
Mr. John A. Kilhy, of Suffolk. is visiting
his friend Nj, i. y. ratcs lr., Of Church
Hill.
Rev. DIT j. \. French, OF Austin Texas.
is on a visit 20 his sister. Mrs W. Il. Dab
neg.
Mr. Enos Lyons and little son, Of Staun-
ton. Va. are visiting friends on Carter
street.
Miss AMMO Yates. OF Fredericksburg. is
the guest this week Of Miss Lewis. 1925
Floyd avenue
Mrs Bnrkhaad y Mann. OF Salem
City. y. c.. IS visiting Mrs. r. r. thinner
on east Clay street.
Miss II 'lcu J.. IWilord, OF MOTOR, i0
visiting her friend ana class-mate. Miss
Lizzie Bates. OF Church Hill.
Mr. David Davies. formerly OF Rich
mond. but now of Atlanta is on a visit
to his parents. Dob south Belvidere street.
Tho chip from the Jefferson Davis resi-
1cncc. placed 10 the Cornerstone Thurs
Day, was furnished hy AR. } l.. Bran
nan.
Colonel John s. Cunningham. OF North
Carolina. who has been attending the
reunion, returned homo yesterday after
nooOn.
General George J. IImllcy. Hon. w.
A. Nergcr, of Mississippi and Major ".
Boyd. OF Nelson county. VI. are guests
Of Hon. A. Maupin.
Gen. Stephen -. Leo lcft Yesterday
morning for Charlottesville an route for
New York. where he will take Mrs. Ice.
who is an invalid.
THE ambulance was called to the To-
baccO Exchange yesterday morning TO at
tend Mr. J. u. Vaughan, OF Crewe. who
vas taken ill.,
Major a. Y. Molh0land a prominent
lawyer of Baltimore Md. and his charm
ing daughter. Miss Tcresc, also two sons
are the guests Of Colonel John Mummy
lOl west Grace street.
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4 NEGRO'S SITiGE I1TiCK.
\ Well-known Liveryman Badly Cut.
" here Better Judgment Prevailed.

FRONT ROYAL, VA. July Especial.
Taylor Lewis. colored man. cut and
seriously wounded Luther II. Brown,
popular liveryman of this place, last
night at kyerton.
The negro had hired a team from Mr..
Brown and driven IT numerically, where
upon MIR Brown demonstrated with the
negro who called him liar. and began
abusing him. Brown seized a pa!ing and
struck the negro. who then drew "a pistol
and attempted to shoot Brown, but the
latter succeeded i'm grdsping hts arm
and getting the weapon.
The negro then got knife and cut
Brown in the side just below the heart.
Brown. not knowing how TO use the pis-
toll was unable TO ire. and. of course, was
no match for the negro. who is "A powerful
MN ard was drinking.
Lewis was arrested ar Il late hour last
night and lodged IN jail. The negro is
said 10 be a desperate character. having
cut several persons before There was
considerable feeling engendered by the
occurrence. but better judgment prevailed
and all is quiet. Brown is doing well
and will recover.
Major $. 5 Turner al the invitation
OF the sound-money people, started for
Chicago This morning.
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Tttarre ~ Surprise to Everybody ~ '"'-
cago-Othcr Events

curcAGO. July 3.-Ettarre' at -'V 10 -
20 the surprise Of The booh'n'N''' ''
49,. t.,cnt easily won the nth race a'
s,..o,.ld to-day. Every book in ine i,I9
v.,e lit. and those on thc il'S'D 49,.
..ite "a knlIue The heavy pay E
others. however. more inah "l,s.' .
hoohics losses. fafoil'.e "0'
f,,r events easiiy. summaries.
'' ~, -three-fourths of mile
.',I ,,ri.k ga Garner 90 % irst' WIN
,fd.oius second. and Nisars third. 4'i'''
ll5l-4. ,,uo.-
second ace-ninc-slxtecnths or a mile.
ch.rlue g5. Soden o. % first with SOLO
second. and Trovidcnt third. limo, 90 IT,
Third racc-slx furlongs-DiNio Lee Eo'
Davis 10 o first. with Murdei II second
and Nois Morris third. Time. ll' L.
Fourth t.a<.-onc milc-ianGd"n C''
ca,,,vood cvcm first. with Rudolph sec
ond. and Gunwad third. Time. l.1l IL.
Firth race thirtccn-siNtcenths OF
mile-Ettarre O03 W Taylor 200 20 j
FIRST. with Mise Clark second. ana Ia
Creole third. Time. 100 IA.
Sixth racc--onc and onc-siXtcenth miles
-MandOHna 200 Caywood 10 ID first
with Nsgncr second. and Alto June third.
Time. 1:8.
LATONIA EVENTS.
LATONIA. July 3.-Thc boolsmakers had
the best of 10 again to-day favoritcs fall
inr ln rapid order as they have for the
past five days. Weather clear. track
slow. and attendance good. Summaries:
First racc-siX frlones. -Flora Ballard
600. Rci0. S 10 ID first. with Miss 5.
second and Kankakee third. Time 1893.
Second receive furlongs OO3,
81 IIs..Hf
ond and The Blossom third. Time 1.o5i4.
Third raco-Oue mic-Lucillo n. Gp5,
Schcror. evcn with Nimrod second and
old Nassau third Time. 1854.
Fourth race mile and fifty yards.-Has-
per 40 r. Williams. TO - first with
Back SILK second and Ondague third.
Time 1474
Fifth race-nve furlougs- Czarowitz Ol2'
Schcrer TO n first. with Ray Del Ange-
les second and The Plutocrat third. Time,
1905.
sixth race-six furlongs.- Kowalsky DOB.
Thorpe. I 90 - first. with Dr. Kellogg
SECOND and Hot stun third. Time 117is.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS July 3.-favorites were
successful in three races. The third went
to second choice. outsiders taking the
first and sixth. Track good. Attendance,
$1,000 Summaries:
First racc-siX furiOngs Dewdr0p 04.
Webster @ TO ID FIRST. with Hiddibia see
oud. and C0chna third. Time. .l6 l-2.
Second race Hawthorne 0W Wig
non, 90 % first with Utopia second, ANA
Timelke third. Time. 1914 ~.
Third race-siX furlongs-Jack =. T..
Go0 Webster TO ID first with Agent
second and Scribe third. Time. 1909 10.
Fourth rrce. mile and fWDufv wards
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TELLER'S ATTITUDE.
In n Letter to Senator Dubois lie Discounts
Psrtisanship.

CHICAGO. Hi. July I'm view OF
the many conflicting statements put ia
circulation respecting senator Teller's
attitude ANA the intention Of his friends
who walked with him out Of the -. Louis
Convention fortnight ago. Senator
Dubois this anernO'p gave out the
following letter from his associate. the
only one he said. tina, hul been received
from Senator Teller since the adjourn
uirnt OF the Republican National Con-
yenticn.
Morrison H.. June p. 1896.
Hon. Fred Dubois. Springfield. Ill.,:
Dear Sir.-l reached this pace yes
teriay and will remain here until the last
Of the week when ! Will leave for Denver.
! notice that the gdd-siandari Democrats
have declared their intention 20 control
the Chicago Convention. DO not think
they can do H. II our silver friends con-
troll the convention and give us "a good
silver man, as ! think they Will. / think
hc should have the active support OF AN
vino believe the money question is the
great question before the American pco-
pie. We must for this campaign. at least.
overlook al minor differences and put
The country on sound financial system
that recognizes that goh and silver are
the money OF the Constitution.
81 believe this can Dee done. and 10 that
end We must bend all our energies To a
little more patriatism. and Il little less
partisanship Is what our country needs
at THIS time The friends Of silver made
no mistake at ST. Louis and We must
not make a mistake as 10 our future
alliance with other silver Advocates The
cause is OF too much Importance 10 ale
NIT OF carpins or criticism. We must
all get together and act together until
the battle is won. 10 will Dee ROYAL
battle with Justice on our silc. We must
win.
Let me hear from you soon.
yours truly
lSignod) "H N. TELLER"
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DROWNhD ~ I SEUER.


ROANOKE. VA. july 3.-Spo-al.-A
little colored sirl. named Salue, SIX years
old. daughter of Julia Ann Jones. slip
ped into a hole in the Lick run sewer IN
the northeastern parr Of the city this ar
tornoon az o'clock and was drowned.
The run was greatly swollen by recent
rains and the girl was washing her leet
i'm the water.
4 search was made for the body hut
without success. The hole had been
Ioft omen after some repairs Of the sewes
some weeks ago.
Tire Fourth Will be duly observed here.
Ranks and places of business viii Dee
closed. There will Dee races at the driV-
tn,, mark. balloon ascension AMI base
han. with several excursion trains to
ueighboring cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

CUMBERLAND MD, July -Four
masked men broke into the house OF
Winfield 5. Jordan. a plasterer. residing
near the heart Of the city. about O'Clock
Yesterday morning. and dragged him from
bed while DE was asleep and took him
in "a covered conveyance 20 the vicinity
of the Narrows Park. where they adj
ministcred a severe iogeing with raw
hides on his bare back Jordan was COM
pletelv exhausted from the beating.
He has been drinking heavily for the
past six months and recently sold nearly
au the furniture ont Of the house Tor
drink. Friday night his family LETT him.
after which he threatened 10 burn the
house. but the police guarded the place
until he quoted down. His assailants are
supposed 10 Dee relatives on the side OF
his wife whose family is respectable
Philadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

AS already announced in The Times
tho general plans for the new church
building 10 be erected by the Gracr-
Street Baptist congregation have been
decided upon. although the plan for the
interior has not yet been received.
The arrangement has been suggested
by the building committee and the archl-
tcct has made his drawings In conformity
with their ideas.
'Phe church has in hand $50 600 in cash
and bona hde pledges ana commit
tee is az work EaAsiU; the additional
5000. As soon as this is done work will
be commenced at once.
The $4,000 will not be sufficient to deco
rate and furnish the interior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
Tur GLoRlOUs FOURrH.
The Dav WIN he Observed in Quiet Man
ner This Year.

To-day being the Fourth Of July the
Federal state. and municipal o'hces.
hanks. and freight depots will be oioseu
and the day observed generally. The post
once will be closed from II COCK NOON
There viii be one delivery III ~ ~ ~,
and the other AT 7:j +. VI.
owing 10 the festivities Of the past
vool, the Glorious Fourth will Doe un-
usually quiet. there being 70 general desire
for rest. and the day will be passed with
out much display.
A number Of excursions viii leave the
city and carry crowds TO the soa-shore
auf country where quiDtude may Dee
found among the trees ana dcls and hy
the sad sea waves. and large crowd
will attend the bicycle races at the Ex-
position Grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

STEVENS CREEK. VA. July 3.-Spe-
cial.- citizens OF Stevens creek and
vicinity have organized club for the
purpose OF informing themselves ON the
question o. finance. as am electionecring
scheme FOR the coming campaign. The
community l. TO great extent divided
ON the Issue.
The season here has been very favor
able 90 crops and the farmers consider
tho prospect brighter than for years.
1nore Is n considerable boom In the
cross-tio business no this time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

J0HNsTOWN. PA. July 1.-The Ninth
ward of this city is suffering from an
awful pest which began Yesterday, in
the shape Of millions OF worms. which
cover all the lawns and grass IN the vi
clnity The worms simply eat al the
Grass and cannot. so far as known. be
extirpated by scaldng water. lime or
poison. They are rapidly spreading They
have caused considerable anxiety TO
owners Of lawns. and the result OF their
rapacity cannot yet be estimated.-Phila-
delphia Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

There will be two games played by
Richmond and Lynchburg to-day. The
fret Will Doe called AZ 1890 o'clock TINS
morning and the second at 4io o'cloc"
this afternoon
Rain prevented the game here yesterday
and also in Norfolk.
Roanoke made twenty-five hits yes'er-
day.
Petersburg IS said TO be financially
crippled aud may not continue through
the second half
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

l-xtract from decree above referred toD
nv said decree one Of the commissioners
OF he court is directed 10 state the ioi-
lowing accounts and make the following
iuouifics and report the same 20 the
roilrr with any matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself or which
any party may require TO have stated
tO-wit. .t
came. or should have come. into me hahds
OF the receivers appointed BY decree OF
the Court I'm this case
H. What is the value or the real ana
personal property which was conveyed
by James H. Barton and WIFE 70 Miller
ana Catllu. trustees, by deed recorded
February 10 1896. the Hens upon the
same. who are entitled 70 the deDts Sc
cured by said Hens. and their prioriiieS.
ri And said special commissioner -
directed 10 inquire and ascertain whether
the residents Of tho town OF Barton
Heights have any lien upon or interest
Ina that part of Block "B' which remains
unsold. md is still subject 10 me ,.Juhs-
tsoa "a appears from the decree OF the
ttb dnv OF May. 1896. and II any such
interest. whether the same Is equal or
superior 10 the lien IN favor OF me ae,
fendont. Julia 4. Shultz. on said real
estate created by the deed or trust 10
CHARLES T. Carter trustee bearing date
ON the 14th day II February 1884.
~ And that the said special commits
cfQupr rs hereby tlrectrN 70 AinN i'Foie
,,,,o,, tho value Of and liens upon the va
rious Dieces OF real estate belonging 10
James n Barton. AS 20 which there IS
n, contest.
Y What fees. II any should be allowed
n complainants' counsel and 20 counsel
FOR the receivers for legal services rem
dcred IN this suit. and what compenSa-
lion II any. should be allowed 10 tho
receivers Tor their services herein.
VI ANY other matter deemed pertinent
bv the commissioner. or which he shall De
required TO report upon by any party In
interest.
And the commissioner shall give notice
10 all persons Interested IN this suit on
mo time and place OF making said In
ouiries hy publication once week for
-FOUR successive weeks IN some newspaper
published in Richmond. Va. which pub
iication shall be equivalent 20 personal
conv. WA. IT, SANDS.
Commissioner.
Preston & Leake y. y.
Pollard q Sands Christian q Christian.
T. % Wcndcrhurr Daniel criunar, X.
Rand. Wexford ani ais. =. d. Je-s
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southern League Games.

AZ Atlanta: ~
1fni.le .......O1O2O0 o. 70
batteries. Walker and Fields DAVIS
and L0hbcCk.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Remember that JOSEPH c.
DICKERSON. Saddle and Harness
Manufactures. does business At lJl2
Franklin street. and he has no other
business connection in the city.
1e2s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

NUKrOrK, VA. July Special No
game in Portsmouth, to-day ON account
Of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

ROME. July 3.-Tho Chamber Of Depu-
ties yesterday discussed the foreign bull
get Replying 20 representations that
Italian emigrants 10 the United States
complained Of persecution. the Duke Of
Sermoneta, Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
promises 10 introduce a new emigration
law and 10 establish new bureaus Tor
The surveillance OF Italians abroad.
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corner lffin anu Nith 49,.
Richmond, Va, June 70 1870.
NOTICE.
Homo Building Company PerpetuaD 800
.............. ...............e o4Ilpidihd-eH'
".
James II. Barton and ais. Defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of henrico
The parties 10 the above SUIT are helepy
notified that | have fixed on this Office,
corner Tenth and Main streets. Richmond,
Va. as tho place. and the 10Th day OF
July. 1896. nj 10 \. NJ, as the time Tor
executing the requirements OF the decree
entered In the chancery suit above men,
toned on the 10Th day of June. 1895 AZ
which time and place you are reguestel
10 attend and do what may be necessary
To- protect your RIGHTS. Below Will Dc
found an extract from the decree under
which this notice Is given.
Given under my hand. rs commissioner
in chancery Tor said court
WILLIAM II. SANDS,
Commissioner.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~~@~~~~-~--~~0~-~~~~~
commissioner VIM. H. Sands office.
Shafer building,
corner Tenth and Main streets,
Richmond, Va, June 70, 1890.
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Mr. W. =. Hoffman. Miss Marie T..
Hoffman. and Mr. VIII Cheslcy ~ Wash
ington. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
ri. shepherd, on west Main street.
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James II Barton and ais. Defendants.
H. ..-.-.--t l..L-rL If A.urlDn

Homo Building Company PerpetuaD -.
...............C omplainants.
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PEOPLE hMo rHlMas

'ons'ant'nonle's &c >ss lives In very
gorgeous palace a, Sc ri She is young
very handsome and vcc, unhappy always 4
fascinating colbinlton. Her talent Is in.
heriicd. her malher-ihe wife of General
psnoni Pasha Who Is Of Turkish ori2in.
haHing been counnsseur Of ballads. fables
iary tales and popular Turkish songs And
very often singing soft lulabies, she onter-
tainei her friends while visiting Thorn In
their harems. Her daughter. Niyjar i1amyn
listened 10 those songs OF iuyc. app.opriaiod
them diligently. aad upon such foundations
she painted beautiful. poetic canyasacs fun
OF Oriental fancy and form. which gave to
them tho charm Of originality. Nauns Mn,
Jar, having learned French ana German.
saNe voice IL her paruione along lie Tines Il,
masterpieces Of occidental poets, INITIATING
very eha'minsly their forms and reapAiup
'ho'r heigh. Of talent and ineplraion
IN unhappy MARRIAGE contributed very
ihnch 10 he Development Of her talcut A..
eorulhS 10 tho Turkish custom she married
carly "hon she was only thirteen year,
Oh Enough her hMnAanl was rich ANA q,
very good family. she was not happy WIN
AIM cruelty deceived. the returned ebortly
aNer~nri 10 the house ~ her parents. ana
nero she gave her whole eoul TO poeirv.
i'or long limo sho kept her pociica treas
ures IN her beautiful room. only from time
70 uhe .'narlng their charms with somo
iHehds Finally. cncourag cd by her fathers
iFlrhiF. IN" Permitted them TO print her
poetry under the name "Afsus" tsobhlng)
ENperts IN tho Turkish language admired
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point, showing The wido drarcd oe' Oh
black satin below. ,,.
Tho bolero is made OF fna,ot"I INV
the skirt. and trimmed AROUND '"o Gus,
with braid. or tho whole jacket il gu, o".
oi some handsome cnaroiier! on snA VI
grass linen II the Jacket t.ni"'
1howy collar and rcNers OF 'n'oI"'o'.s a.,
O pretty addition. ilaii slNs "I' ~
'rrtive fer vcte and ro'efs ,o' u.'S so''
Z gown, win me wW9 u'"eN uoo ~, ~
Ath; or the rcVcrs ava conf M"s ,,.
No PLAID dnd ;oc res, OF su'nc va "'su'
s'lk or tucked and ,,,',, 49,,
rms COMPUTATION n'"Nes ""''
1ar gown very s'y''hn' ,,.., ~ 4,
~, ,,.so" ci,,r rn,inr and reycrs which
lam sneen V hona . doy, ci,her s,de o, tho
SN'vnu in'p paiu Ion" ~ ,,icos ma
+t",sS., r'"i.. row nf INV rold buttons.
o,, ,ro,,, vochtur Gown shows tho
,,,, o,,,, s,i,,,,n1 On tho edges and ooencd
Wv" e''.. -, ,.',,,Ir, shir, vim n Mo
EN-, Nov NJ ,ho nnrb and n blue and Whit
s,r,,na TIL tnl, =, ,he waist. The skirt e
s,ntihn, view ron., ~ stitching. Another
,,n, a, nnvvsNinc scrre has a Figaro
Jacket effect opening over blue and white
,,trined .erre waist. nuished at the neck
win rrench. p,all ribbon, which also foriue
ma helt uanslur un Ter the box plat In
frnu. t;ni1 braid lrms the edge Of The
lsfr,r, and TIA sleeves. aud the skirt shows
r,,,els If the blue and white cloth down
nltner eide and IL finished at the foot with
tahbei shields huttoued 10 the skirt.
rbcro seems TO he a new craze for cut
.,,,,, on, ,hceo tab ends wherever It is pos.
sihin and there nrc tabled basqucs. rovcrs
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folW inehos deep and half loose fronts With
Wide pointed reycrs and square collars. or
arp iuado IA soiuo faru' Of Zion, 2onaNe or
Nolsio jacket These little coats viii lie
especially fashionable later in the season
and thcs are an extremely pretty addition
~ the commonplace SHIRT waists so Gcner-
ullv wogn. one 4un'y Style of Elton ccci ia
aaAe without sle"vrs. ARA plated Drapcd
cpiulots, which fail oyer the shirt waist
eleeyos. finish It at The avmholes, Bolcros
arr Que OF tho dletiucure features of the
latest street gowns IN Paris. ard canvas
CLEANLINESS and mohairs are made up with
shis little Jacket. cut very short. aud often
rn,tnlnA nn lhe midllo of The hack To A
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Tho Institution Of an "a. home" day
should he regarded IN the light Of the mas
Ing of a new aN under TN dynasty Of ihr
Nodrt, and pcrsian. once started It mus-
be observed. The individual who puts "A
out. regardless Of possible callers, is ne.
only guilty Of hroacE az social etiquette.
but she Is ltely to see her social popularity
waue. II au TAT home" day cNists. It must
stand before even the most tomptnG on
gascmcuis. Nothing bu; Illness, mourning
or absence from home ear cHcusc a hostcss
from not receiving On her "at home day
Hicycl!s.s In Germany usr hand grensdcs or
bombs TO get rid Of Troublesome dogs The
bombs explode with nm extremely loud noise.
anl W.T. arc stEMIl Rnd Nenienf ~ cnrrY
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the from, with gold studs, and Persian
,affcta ELK hanikcrchicts which add 10 the
diversity IN this conspicuous article ~
treee
Colorod and white scrgcs arc tho most
scryicahle materials FOR yachting gowns,
mud there ia n new Kind Of serge which Is
warranted proof against tho effect Of salt
water. nut numerous other gowns for
outing purposes arc mado Of duck linen.
plque. and Russian crash and the coats OF
all these gowns either have basque frill
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olives SISTER. Mrs, lAxii, NJ
pcranoe lecturer. She b., q
over With five children y
four more. so that ihs AL
for the platform now. Ws
ried. AMI very happily. ~ y
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mako pretty vcets. AMI t'ien there are
Nhfe ruekod musi!a. trimmed with mar
VOW Nalenelennea lace and tastenci down
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-03-14
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given TO all
whom it may concern that |, Viii
liam r. Johnson, guardian of the
estate of Elias Johnson, an insane
person, having settled my accounts
as guardian thereof do hereby de-
clare my intention Of applying to
the Superior court of the state of
Washington in and for the county
of Whitman, holding sessions at
Colfax therein, to resign my letters
of guardianship heretofore issued
to me by said court, on the 10th
day of March, 1896, at the hour OF
two o'clock p. m. of that day, at the
court house in Colfax, Washington.
Dated at Pullman, Wash, this
31st day Of January, 1896.
15td WILLIAM r. JOHNSON.