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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11

W ksiegach gruntowych ME
ma osobnej wzmianki, je2eli
majstek. naleay do aony, ze
msz ma prawo uaywalno4ci.
Rozumie sic to samo przez sic.
Tylko jeaeli maz ma bye zu.
pesnie wykluczonym, wtedy
wpisuje sic taxa klauzule do
ksiegi gruntowej.
Tymczasem senat W Xvi.
dzynie orzek}, ze poniewaa W
ksiedze gruntowej Topolna
ME ma wzmianki, ze MAJ ma
prawo :uzywalnoSci, MAJ. ME
by1 interesentem i dla tego ka.
suje sic wyrok grudziadzki ma
korzysc kolonizacyi.
Tax tedy, jeaeli ME wynaj.
die sic nowego materyalu do
dalszej apelacyi, przepadnie
wszystko.
PozNA1. - Jak W innych
latach, tax W tym roku
urzadzi}o tutejsze Towarzy-
stwo m}odych przemyslowc6w
gwiazdke dla ubogich dzieci.
Uroczystost odby}a sic W Me.
dziele, 81 Grudnia po polud-
niu o godzinie 4 ma sail hotelu
Saskiego, doksd przyby}o tylu
gosci, ae dose obszerna sala "a.
ledwo ich mog}a pomiescic.
Po odspiewaniu przez dzieci
nApiol pasterzom m6wa"
przem6wil prezes Towarzy-
stwa p. Nikodem Wolniewicz.
Wzywa1 dzieci, ably pilnie
uczy}y sic nauki religii jezy-
ka ojczystego, rodzic6w zas,
ably wychowywali swoje dzieci
W duchu polsko-katolickim
Nastepnie odspiewaly dzieci
w z}obie leay", poczem pre-
m6wil ksisdz mansyonarz Mi.
chalski, zwracajac sic r6wniez
tax do dzieci jak i rodzic6w z
cennemi wskazowkami i rada.
mi. Przem6wienie jego traffic
widoc2uie do przekonania o.
becnych, gdyz podziekowano
mu za6 oklaskami. Wreszcie
rozdano 81 dzieciom podarki
sk1adajsce sic z ubra1, but6w,
trzewikow, ksiaaek, obrazk6w,
strucli, piernik6w itp. Odspie.
wauiem nHej W dzie6 naro.
dzenia" zako1czy}a sic uro-
czystose, a dzieci oraz ich ro-
dzice, wracali z zadowoleniem
do domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
Wiad0mOsci z Francyi.

PARYz, logo Stycznia. =
Kardynal Richard zakazal
ksiezom W swojej dyecezyi
uczeszczac ma przedstawienia
teatralne.
Umar} tutaj senator Cordiet.
Slawnej aktorki Ellen Ter
ry ME wpuszczono ma sale cry
W Monte Carlo, poniewaz ME
byia dose elegancko ubrana.
Baronowa Hirsch prznaczy1a
znowu diva miliony frank6w
(400,000) ma zalozenie szpitala
ola dzieci, cierpisce ma suchoty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
z wyspy Kuby.

MADRYT, logo stycznia. -
Markiz Aperteguia wyjecha}
dzisiaj z Havan?y z powrotem
do ojczyzny. zegnaly 60 thu
my ludu a general Weyler
przyby1 osobi5cie ma pok}ad
okretu "San Ag ostino", aAeby
markizs pozegnac. Przy wyj.
sciu z portu towarzyszy1y
okretowi San Agostino try
inne parowce i 9 statk6w ho-
lowniczych.
General Arolas schwyta1 pod
Cayajabos dow6dce powsta6-
cow Calzadilla dw6ch jego
towarzysz6w, kt6rych uznano
winnymi podpalenia dom6w W
Charco Hondo i skazano ma
smierc. w dniu Z Stycznia po.
wieszono wszystkich trzech W
Artemisa.
Ofcerowie hiszpa6scy utrzy.
mujs, re Maxine Gomez, w6dz
powsta6c6w, jest sk}onny do
uk1ad6w, poniewaz oddzia}y
powsta6cze 50 zdemoralizowa.
ne i ME chca dalszs prowadzie
walk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
Umarfa z gfOdu.

ALTOONA, Pa, 9 Stycznia.
Zone Oscara Adams znalezio'
no W skromnem jej mieszkaniu
przy 4 ulicy zmar}a z g}odu.
Przy niej leza} jej MAJ, oszala'
4y z glodu itakze bliski smier
ci. Urzsd zdrowia utrzymuje,
ze W miescie znajduje sic
IS rodzin, z}ozonych z 800 o.
sob, W najwiekszej nsdzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
Straszna bieda.

New YORK, 9 Stycznia. =
$4,000 rodzin zosta}o W ubie.
glym roku wyrzuconych wy
najmowanych mieszka6, przez
szeryfa, poniewaa ME op1acali
komornego. $4,000 rodzin r6-
VIVA sic si6dmei czesci og6lu
mieszka6c6w. Fakt powyzszy
stanowi dowod, ae nedza W
Nowym Yorku musi bye stra~
szna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
P0Wstanie ma Filipinach.

MADRyT, logo Stycznia.-
Urzedowe wiadomosci z Ma.
Mill opiewaja, ze obecny stan
rzeczy jest tam zadowalniajs'
cy. Powsta6cy ME maja obe
cnie odwagi zblizyc sic do
miasta. 5000 powsta1c6w pro-
bowa}o podobno precise praez
przesmyk Noveleta, W prowin'
cyl Cavita, lecz wojska hisz-
pa6skie zmusily ich do ucie-
czki. Powsta6cy poniedli wiel.
kie straty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11

febre, a gdy powraca} do zdro.
via odkryl zarodck tel choro.
by. Spostrzezenia swoje zako-
munikowal rzymskiej Akade.
mil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
Me uda}O sic.

BUFFALO, N. Y, 9Stycznia.
Pred kilku dniami znaleziono
kolektora podatk6w z powiatu
Chautauqua, Rosco Findley, z
rama W giowie, W spalonej sto-
dole. Przyprowadzony doprzy-
tomnosci, opowiadal, ae rabu-
sic zabrali mu $500 iskaleczo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11

ny ognia palacej kwestyi wsohod-
niej. Obalil wyrok ssdowy, uniewin.
niajacy Marhar beya cd zarzutu "a
mordowania w3oskiego misyonarza i
wyznaczyl nowy sad, kt6ry bez wat
pienia uksrze "niewinnego" smier-
cis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
KrolOWa q W0dOspadB.

BUFFALO, N. Y, 10 Stycz.
Byla kr6lowa wysp hawai-.
skich, Lilluokalani przyby1a
dotsd zaraz po po1udniu i u
dala sig W godzine p6zniej do
wodospad6w Niagary, gdzie
zabawi przez ca1y dzie6. Jutro
powr6ci do Bostonu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
q Domu Sierot.

q parafi sw. Stanislawa Kostki
Towarzystwo sw. Piotra Pawls ..
farowaso ma sieroty $40.
Nadto ofare zlozyly na sieroty
Niewjasty R6zshcowe. (27 R62a ]
Drzewo) $3.75.
Wreszcie Pan Reich, zam. przy
30 ul., parafii N. NJ. P. cd Nisu.
stajacej Pomocy Bridgeportu o6s
rowa{ dla sierotek $2.
Szlaohetnym o6arodawcom ! Ola
rodawczyniom skladamy gorace po.
dziekowanie serdeozne: Bog ~.
pla6!
s. s. DIV. d.
Wnuk Garib.ldiego trudni sis
v Rzymis sprzsdaAs nsteryal6w sp.
tecsnyoh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
Socyalisci W Wojsku.

BRUKsELA, 10 Stycznia. =
Miedzy wojskiem zakladano
organizacye socyallstyczne.
Wykrycie takich tajnych
zwiazk6w wywola}o W ca}ej
Belgii ogromna sensacye. Wy.
pedzono z arnlii II oficer6w,
wplstanych W to spraWe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
Wyprawa ma Kube.

SAVANNAH, Ga., 10 Stycz.
Wybra}o sic ztsd towarzystwo
m}odych ludzi ma Kube, "a
miarem przylsczenia sic tam
do powsta6c6w. Pomiedzy in
nymi znajduje sic Cliff ord w.
Anderson, syn pu}kownika i
krewny zuar}ego gubernatora
Jenkins.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
Prey gOtOWania do jubileuszu.

LoNDYN, 9 Stycznia. Roz.
poczynaja sic juz przygotowa.
MIA do obchodu najd1uAszego
panowania kr6lowej Wiktoryi.
Ssdziws iWiktorya wyrsczac
heda W przyjmowaniu licznych
gosci ksiazeta Walii, Connaugh
i York. Rad zamierza nabyc
do swej dyspozycyi ogromny
wielki hotel, azeby pomiescie
W MIN rodziny kr6lewskie,
kt6re przyrzek}y wzisc udzia3
W uroczystosciach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11

nego W glove wrzueili do sto.
dolly, kt6rs podpalili.
Urzednicy miejscy ME vie.
rzyli W to opowiadanie ] kazali
kolektora aresztowac. Dzisiaj
przyzna} sic, ze pienisdze
sprzeniewierzy1, stodo2s sam
podpalil i polozyl sic ma kle.
pisku, zadawszy sobie niezna'
czna rans W glove.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
Diama na 0krecie angielskim'

PLYMOUTH, ego Stycznia. -
Dzisiaj rano zawinsi do tutej.
szego portu okret transportowy
,,Nubia". w drodze wybuch}a
miedzy angielskimi i indyj'
skimi zolnierzami zaraza, kt6.
"a uwazano pierwotnie "a
cholere, a nastepnie uznano "a
dzume. Trzech zo}nierzy i
dw6ch indyjskich marynarzy
uleg}o tel strasznej chorobie.
Okret poddano kwarantaunie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
ZarOdek z6ftei Rebry.

RzYM, logo Stycznia. Mo.
dy lekarz Giuseppe Sanarelli,
wybitny ncze6 Pasteura, "a.
padl W Rio de Janeiro ma z6lta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-11
Rozruchy W Turcyi.

BRUKsELA, logo Grudnia.
Turecka Liga reform og4osi1a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10

pcaN,'s face is not pleasant thing TO
look upon yet thousands OF men and wo.
rcn go about daily with the reflection OF
death in their fees. The dull eyes, me
saiiov complexion. the sunkcn checks, the
eruaciated form all tell the story q The in
sia;ous advances Of that ifnplacablc foe
consumption. Doctors have declared that
CONSUMPTION Is incurable. II IS not Thou
sands OF consumptivcs have testified 20
their complete recovery after they were
given I'D by the doctors and all hope was
gore. IL is simply matter OF going TO the
seat OF the trouble which is imperfect
and improper nutrition.
DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery
does this. II corrects all disorders of the
digestion. 1t invigoratos tie liver. 1t
makes assimilation perfect. IL fills the
blood with the elements that build new
healthy tissue in every organ OF the body.
tits the great blood M ker and iiesh-builder.
II cures % per cent Of all cases OF consuinp-
ton. All good druggists sell II.
II. Gaddis, Esq. of no. si3 $ J. Street raeoroa,
Washiugfon writes: svas taken III IN 1872
with headache and pain n my back. called N
a doctor aud he came three times lie said was
bilious, but kept getting worse. took oongi,
SO that could not deep only by being pfopped
in bel Ny lungs hurt me. and got 50 poor that
/ wa skin and bone. ] thought was going 10
die | saw the Golden Medical Discovery rec.
commended for a cough tried bottle o. II ana
IL did me so much good that tried another one
and II made me sound snd wei so recommend
1t to everybody. II saved my lie
A headache is a symptom Of constipation.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipa-
ton, promptly and permanently They DO
rot grippe. Druggists sell them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10
NEGROES. DISPLAY OF FIREARMS.
.Buck- spott-wood and John Jones
u.,xtIx Fined for Using Pistols.

HenNftN tlu'0 trf'fs fT'D'~'
A congregation that could hardy com
nresx itself into the confines OF the White
Temple gathered yesterday morning 10
hear tho sinners tell their tales OF woe.
,rbs, ,.guckv spottswood was IN peck
or trouble seemed TO afford his iriends
a great deal Of amusement. and wheh
he was fined $40 for firing pis1oi III
the street and SO for carrying concealei
weapon. they appeared TO enjoy inc pro
ceedings immensely. Very cary ycs'ei.
dav morning the black scenes about
Bucks establishment on sevenieeHtn
street began TO twinkle with piston
flashes. and so Oiiicers Buicher, Dugslns'
and Werner went around TO see the hie
works. They found that Buck ana Johii
ZONES another wcll-known dcnIeh "
that section Of the % were popping thelt
nsstols into the air ~wf-h all the sice %
children They told the officers al inc
time they were shooting AT chic n'''
thieves but yesterday in court SAID ihes
we're lust shooting 80. Ifey VIZ
,aken 10 the First Station and locked III
for the night. In court when the oasn
vas demanCed-sSo from Buck ana Sp
from John Joncs-it was forlncoih'ns'
and the two went free. ,-l,.
In the case Of Eliza Davis (coloIep'
charged with attempting 10 cut Ieosa
New with razor, the accused was i'cu
$50 and costs.
French Fleming alias Frank c0emah
fcoloredD was charged with staDDins ana
wounding Berry Christian also colorep
ana was sent on to the grand jury. ,
RE cutting occurred on the 1'th u
Nav and the doctor testified tAat ne
took twelve stitches in the wound bo'h
men were in court. a,.-,,o.,
I'm the case Of Harriet Brown charseI
with striking Polly BraXton' lhe
was dismissed. Poly had gotten piea9eu
ana failed to appear against tho MO'' ,1n
who had welded the suck O'el i''
head. t...,,,,,or,
and court adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10

The ladies of tie Auxiliary boa .n ne Ua
the old Dominion Hospital, OWING 70 CO..
ereat number of excursions planned lJI
The l7th. have decided to POSTPONE , IhSit
picnic until the 18th Every arra ,.
f1r - truly delightful treat at New hesSr-
- III 90 po,l, hos now been perfected. At the
netting Monday afternoon the following M
committees were appointed: on Ehtsi ,,l,,eI
,cenf- Nesdames + omas Boiling Saill1ei
Martin Percy Montague. ana hehoes;
on Transportation-h lesdamSssi ss en- ANNA Sna
Il Kirk and Marie Delaney at, 90
At night the pavilion Tor a trini Tlgrn See =
will be open to the devotees Oh Ia, he
there to guide these guests tnrough the
windings Of the may dance On nin,tn Mon
choper0ns will see that every prop Il, ii'
is onered 10 Madame Grumpy me I"u's -
in charge of the dancing P pa Unha am
- T. I.orraine. and f. Il. Johnson
The ladies hope to welcome hns, iapge an ng
hers Of the friends of the hospitu wa ~
he day and evening OF the 18Th at the
.cW Reservoir PARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10
Close of the Lawrence kindeFPhr''"'

TIE Lawrence Kindergarten and III
mary school closed its second SESSION on,
,,"sterlay morning The little ones OF tne
Cindergarten. under the leadership OF MISS
g. c. West, entertained parents d a,hla
friends i'm "A most happy manner. ny ny
erecting songs. morning piHer abu
nvmns were sung in sWee' spiIll 'S INV
I'VE Are Little Wild Flowers was , rem
dored by Byrd Alvey. buttercupi Ahieu
Kirsh. dandelion; Pearl Ridgeway' galsS
Willie Mol. orgetme-not; Iena W emu
1ins,@y wild rose: Louise Matthews. niue
t-ieiet-these answering to The can OF
spring. Eliza Montgomery. 81
or worthy mention was me marcn am
arm of the "Iroebel Guard Win Pcchie
Woolfolk as their captain. Recitation du-
rinr he drill by Gordon Strause ana re-
chic Voolfolk. TIE Guard oeins corr d
nosod of those already mentioned also
WorV and EJmonia Lancaster. Little
Howard banner and Maurice Strause
were not able to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10
News of City-FInil Courts.

The Hastings Court yesterday u'sposou
of the following cases: .,.,....
william Taylor. for house-br akinB'
sortrnced TO twelve months imprison-
mcnt and to pay fine of cent.
John CHAPMAN and Lucinda Green weie
each sentenced To two years IN the penn
tcntiarv for house-breaking.
SCION Berkeley was tried on charge
of naiiciously cutting David Wilson ana
acquitted &c., .....,.~aa,,
10 the following: ,.,..
". T.. Kelley and Miss Zena L. Craw-
clarence ID. Coleman and Miss S. Nir-
ginla French. ..to.aa,,
iudement was rendered in favor OF Isaac
Davenport's executors against Robert l..
Srnith fer $3.50 Tho suit Of George r.
Crawford q Co. against William NJ.
Myers was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10
, COUPLE OF JUNE WEDDINGS.
Miss CottreH the Bride OF VIZ ""i
e-ou-CoIemnn-Frcn Nupii"is'

Mr. Andrew ]. Daffron. proni"e"'
voung furniture dealer Of Manches'ei'
and Mis- Florence Theresa Cotfeh' one
of Richmond's attractive young iaules,
were married al ST. Peters CAtheuial a.
II O'clock Yesterday morning. Inc chuten
was fued with friends OF ne csOrod
couple. Bishop Van de NyNcr ~ -, nan, I'm,
the ceremony Ia most lilpitS ~ audi-
ner The bridal party entered me "a.
toriiim I'm the centre aisle, pIeC,u'u NJ -
Tho six ushers IN couples, VINO WY tSa
" H. DaffrOn brother on VIC caftrcu
groom best man; Mr.. Johh J;.;,t ~ i.
orother OF ne IS1 LlqnS, li1 Mr. Charles
Friend and Or. john BrodnaN' 'he '"S'
tNo OF Manchester 49, 49,, .olontod
The bride is a very prelly anu .", At
vo,,ng radv Of the BLONDE type, "dS -,
.iD.a In handsome gray travelling SUIT
and carried a bouquet OF Drldc IoseS
Immediotely after the ceremony ~. ~.
and Mrs DaffrOn, members OF tHSii Ut,
lies, and the others IN i Pyr5 u lsfreet sta
ion where the bride and groom tC.H H
tho noon train for a tour OF the prIIl n,,ir,I
cities of the North. Upon lhe l,, -, - ~
homo they will reside at the reslut-ec 90
HIrs e s RrodnaX 'on Porter street; IA
Manchester. The groom IS a son a. ~ ~
William Daffron of this city, WINE NV
bride Is an orphan ,c
COLEMAN FRENCH NIPll AL3.
Yesterday afternoon at 9 O'clock ~ !,
C,arerce - Coleman and Miss s. virginia
French were married at the residence :, o.
the brides mother, Mrs. Stella 81 =. t -
No S512 east Marshall street. KeN. Il. n
cood,.,in rector OF St. Johns church'
performed the ceremony. - +bo
Nr and Mrs Coleman left over me
Richmond. Fredericksburg ana Fotonlfa
railroad at 7l5 p. NJ. for a trip 10 "oi IN
Mr., Coleman IS a trusted employee, OF Oh
N.ssrs. ]. ID. and II. S. Christian, ana Is
very popular. His bride IS q GaHsn nnd
NJ The late Mr.. Benjamin Il. French; an'
10 an exceedingly attractive young lady,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10
DrpARTUnE OF STEAMERS.
a. OBJ DOM \ l ON
I'VE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NJ - DAILY LINE
l~a@k-IN FOR
NEW YORK

.eoroors can leave Richmond DAILY
'.sseIi : 80 and Ohia railway az Boo
" ~" \, cr Richmond and Petersburg RAJ
road ,NorfOik and western touiel a.
~ conuecting az norfolk with GA Do-
mln!on-Llue steamer '"i''"e '"'''0
ming for New York.
ALI.-WATER ROUTE.
Steamship old Dominion leaves Rich
mOnd every Monday AZ " T. - A"' Ne"
Vcrk via James river.
,ric,.ofs on sale at Richmond Transfer
ComDany's SOB east Main street, mesa
neake and Ohio railway, ana hchmOh9
and Petersburg railroad GeP0ts, ana az
ccmuanv's cfice. lZl2 east Main street
pichmond Baggage checked through
FREIGHT
FOR New York and al! points beyond can
ne shlpped by direct steamers sailing
from Richmond every MONDAY AND
ERIDkY r. NJ. also by steamer
leaving Richmond WEDNESDAY. T..
NJ. for Norfolk, connecting with steamer
- Manifest closed one hour before sailing
Freight received and forwarded and
through bills OF ladlng issued for al
northern, eastern ana iorelsh pVinlS'
FROM NEW YORK.
posseneers can leave daily, except Sum
dav' 10 Norfolk or Old Point Comfort
c1' With Norfolk and Western
rsiiroad or Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Direct steamers via James-liver route)
leave every SATURDAY passenger and
freighD and TUESDAY freight only.
sailing from company,s pier No ~
North river. foot OF Beach street at . T.
III: Saturday 8 z. NJ
Freight received and forwarded daily,
except Sunday.
For further information apply TO
JOHN T. MAYER Agent
1912 east Main street
Richmond Va
" l., Guilaudeu VicePresilent and
Traffic Manager. New York. je
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10

the different booths. There WE T-he tota.
,.,as cenno, bc asceriained a, present,
As the money has not been received i t ,,av
oil sources. but IL is expected tna' NV
will approximate SOC -. raiieved
The Festival Committee W., ,nr the
erection OF the Home for coni ,,' a..
Women has been turned over 70 w NC
dies Auxiliary. who will Ia future r,o,t,r
eli contributions and push tne "'''''
along 10 a successful Issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10

4 party Of Richmond ladies and gentle
men. cnaperoned by Miss Ella Gilman
and Miss Robbins. left Mr.. ". @. Puiler $
Tuesday night for hty ride to Broadus
schoo' house. in Henrico. distant aDout
eleven miles. where dancing. games, ana
refreshments were INDUCED in tn the
wee small hours. when with tired zee
and sleepy eyes the homeward step was
fol -ap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease. "A powder Tor the
80 and instantly takes the sting out
Of corns and bunions. It's the greatest
oamfnrt discovery Of the age. Aliens
Toot-Easc makes tight-htting or new
shoes feel easy. Ii is a certain cure for
e,"catine cauous. and hot, tired. aching
teet TRY IL to-day. Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores. By mail for q cents in
stamps. Trial package FREE Address
my ll-Tu ThS Sasmfr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10

Interesting Children s-Day exercise.
,.iu be held - Pnrk-Place church next
sunday evening at SIS o'clock, instead
OF ; o'clcCk in the afternoon, as an
nounced last Sunday. Every member OF
the church is urged 10 be present az -
rally OF the school. and the officers
teachers and scholars are requested %
assemble I'M the iecture-roOm OF INC
church at 7.30 promptly 10 march III Win
the school
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Arrangements are being maae ~ - -
OF the railroad men nov, i'm convention 81
OLA Point next Saturday. 1ne speci.
train from Old Point will leave az = ~
NJ and will arrive at the works aooI'
Noon ,,-here a luncheon will be served,
after which the visitors wlli be SHOWN
over the WORKS. and will ride around tnSS
CITY In clectric-cars. returning 10 o'u
I.ninf ahnnf O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-10
GROCERIES WAY DOWN!
WE HAVE
Big Bargains for You This Week.
READ BELOW.
Low PRICES ~ EVERY DEPART-
NSNT.

6 pounds Best GRADUATED Sugar for -
Jefferson Coffee. l-pOund papers,
Java and Jaguyra. ................... ia
Best Virginia Claret Wine, quart. is
or per gallon ................'''''... %
Al-Wheal FOR chickens. 6Jc. per
bushei or. per peck..........-.....-. ID
Good Green OF Mixed Tea. per pound -
Fresh Country Eggs, p"r do%eh.'.. 10
Best Cream Cheese ..,...,. l.
Best Orange county ''""''S N
Thistle Brand Best Tomatoes,
cans for ............. ..-...s''...'.''
Best Corn. per can....................
city Mills shipstuff per 40 ......" %
Good Timothy Hay. per lOJ...-...... "a
Large Glass Mustard and BAKING
Powders ............ ...'s'sss''s'...
Iorpe Lemons. per dozen ........... 10
Sugar-Cured Shoulders, per pound.
Good Salt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Carolina Rice. per pound ............
.0c Green or Mixed Tea for ........ -
zoo Green or Mixed Tea for ........ -
Potted Ham and Tongue. can ......
Fresh Mixed Cakes, with iceing, per
Mound ..........-. ....-.....-.s.. y
3 pounds Fresh Country Butter TO- p
Best Imported Switzer Cheese. per
mound ............ ......... ...-...... ~
? cans Table Peaches for ........... =
Ice-Cream Salt. per peck........... 10
LARGE cans Salmon ....................
Good Rye Whisky. g zion 49,. 90. l 30
New North Carolina Clipped Her
rings. per dozen .....................
New North Carolina Roe HerrinSs,
per dozen .-................. '.......' II
Lemon Crackers. per pound.........
=. ULLMAN > son,
1920 AND 1922 EAST MAIN STREET.
Uptown store. 500 east Marshall.
cali for one Of our New Complete Price
Lists. no 3l-Sa, Tu&rh
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CITY TANEs.
lNO<-~~-oor-0--r--0 ~ ~ = - -
DMce Collector cay IaAes'
Room Z. First Floor, city Han,
Richmond. Va, June l, 1871.


Notice. TO TAXPAYERS; -
CITY TAXES FOR TIE YEAR lss.
are due and payable IN this oihce Oh
The whole tax is due, but the city oordi-
nances allow payment OF one hall m
June. the other half in December. II the
whole or one half be not paid by June
gOth per cent. will be added 10 the
whole tax. and that Is due at once. II not
paid before September LIST the Collector
is required to levy. See chapter IA. Sec
ton :. -,
parsons. male and female. who own per-
sonal property. and al parties doing bust
ness I'm the city OF Richmond ere assess
ed for personal taxes ana VIII save extra
expense by calling and paying up.
pipe. paving. and sewer-connection bilis
are also due at ana payable al this time
Culvort-taKes ars charged on all property
in the city OF Richmond, whether or not
EXEMPT by law on valuation such as
churches hospitals, societies. &c Once
r w. CUNNINGHAM.
s.sfct raIIansnr ~ Cifv Tayel
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The ladies OF the Confederate Festival
Committee. and the ladies AuXihary OF
,..s1erIav afternoon for the purpose OF
receiving reports from the chaifmen OF