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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07
ACTION OF LEE CAMP.
Resolutions Adopted Concerning DR.
HOgc's Death-Detail for Funeral.

AT meeting of Lee Camp last night
tho following committee WIS appointed
to report resolutions ion regard 20 the
death of Rev. Dr. Moses d. Hoge. an
honorary member of the tamp and it's
beloved and hon0rcd friend. Roy pr
James Power smith. John Eoiiinc. O.. d.
Baughman d. G.. Richardson and Is. y
Randolph.
THE committee presented the follow ng
r,-s CATIONS. which were unanimously
adopted
r.. =. Lee Camp. No. I. G.. w. his heard
with profound sorrow Of the death Of the
Rev. Dr. Moses ID. Poge. which occurred
I'm the early hours Of this day. \ be-
loved minister of the Gospel. most val
liable and h0n0red citizen Of Richmond
and devoted friend and honorary menu
Der Of this Camp through an its history.
has passed away The departure from
this world OF this great and valuable man
is an occasion of most impressive sad
ness to this Camp and 20 every one 0f its
members Among the many noble things
that filed 10 overlooking his remarkable
life through a long and brilliant career
there stands out with great distinctness.
his devotion 20 the success and honor ~
the Confederate cause and his heartfelt
affection for every Confederate soldier.
The honored friend OF Robert Il. Lee and
Thomas J. Jackson. he was the friend OF
an that followed those great soldiers.
To this Camp he gave cheeriully' any
service that was asked Of him.
To Lee Camp Soldiers Home he was a
devoted friend. unfaltering In his interest
and untiring in his labors In us beila Z.
Through many years past he has, with
unwcnrying devotion conducted the burial
services Of our veteran comrades VINO
have died in the Home. at any cost oi
exertion or expense. For this service
we have been profoundly grateful 90 MN
AMI 10 his memory we would ever pay
the tribute Of unfaltering devotion.
For an that Dr. Hoge has been ~ u.s.
20 our Camp. 10 our city 90 Virginia and
10 the South words can give no adequate
expression 20 our admiration and our
gratitude.
REV DR.. j. p. SMITH.
Chairman
JOHN BOILING.
GREER n. BAUGHMAN
ID. e.. RICHARDSON
NORMAN Y. RANDOLPH
The following detail was made to AZ.
tend the funeral of DR.. lioge:
John T. Lanshton, Jr.. +. W Martin
Chas. T. Turner, Jno. NJ. Warren, d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07
DON'T NEGLECT
a COMMON CASE OF PILES
IL May Lead TO Serious Results.

When people generally understand that
all such fatal diseases as hstula, ulceI OF
the rcctum. assure. etc. almost ihNatia-
blv begin in "A simple case OF pies, they
Will learn the wisuom Of taking pIoHP..
treatment for the first appearance OF
trouble in this quarter. The pyramid iHe
Cure will certainly cure every form OH
pics. itching. bleeding. prouudihB V
blind piles. and hundreds OF lives nav
been saved 10y using this cheap nul tilc'
tiyc remedy rieht AT the start because
al such time a single package VIII az
feet cure. while In The old chronic uccp-
seated cases. several packages are svl"f
times necessary before lastins cure %
effected. pin
Physicians are using Pyramid Ine
cure i'm preference to surgical opeIa1.ou,s,
and with uniform success. me le"iS"'
ie nrcparcd hv the Pyramid Drug ~
OF Marshall. Mich. and for sale by 81 . .e.-
gists everywhere at 30 cents ana - p'i
send for Free Book on cause and cure
OF piles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07
MARRIAGE IN GREENSVILlE.
Mr.. II. Henry Taylor Wcds Miss Delha
AIIcn-Quarterly Conference.

TMPORIA. VA, Jan. 6.-Special-Mlss
Delha Allen and Mr.. r. Henry TAYLOR
were married last evening at liopeVilIe
Protestant Episcopal church, Rev. NJ.
A Davidson officiating. The bride IS
twenty-six and the groom siNty-iour
years Of age.
Rev. Mr. Campbell, the presiding elder
for this district. will hold his first quar-
tcrlv meeting with the Hickeford Meth
odist church. tomorrow and viii MI the
pulpit on Sabbath morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07
MARRIAGE IN FREDERICKSBURG
DIR. Charles L. Mason. L. :. A. OH I"
visit wedding in STAFFORD

FREDERICKSBURG, VA" Jan. .
s,ecial-Mr. Ennlss r. Mills and Miss
Annie Collins. both of this city. were
married here last night Rev. Decatur
Edwards officiating. ..-,,.,
DR. Charles +. Mason OF the Inileo
States Army. with rank of major Us
here on a furlough accompanied by MS
wife Twelve years ago he enlisted as an
assistant surgeon. He is a native OF TINS
city and son of Major w. Roy Mason.
DR. Mason was with General Miles IN
Porto Rico and had charge Of the hospital
of the brigade.
Mr.. J. Edward Patton and Miss Anne
Nav Shackelford. daughter or Mt. ana
Mrs. w. b. Shockelford, both OF 9'al
ford county. were married "a few DAYS ago
M Richand Baptist church. Rev - W.
Brooks officiating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07
THE FUNERAL OF
REV. DIR. HOGE.
CONTINUED From First PageJ

O'Clock. merely as one expression OF love.
III was In no sense formal
Speaking TO friends yesterday. Judge
Wltt was overheard TO say: what a
ultv that man like Hoge had 10 die.
I'm this connection may be appropriate
ly quoted his own words Of prayer az me
opening OF Union Theological Seminary
fro connection with the memory of the
cOvcnantsrs:
we cannot repay the debt We owe
them by the eulogics we utter over their
ashes our praises do not 20 down into
the graves whore their bodies rest I'm
hope. nor Dc they rise TO the realms
whore their spirits walk amidst the
crowned and. glorihcd We can only pay
the debt as We catch the fire which siill
lives in their ashes. and as We transmit
10 these who come after us the blessing
we have inherited"
And we belieyc him something far ad-
vancod I'm State.
And that he wears a truer crown
Than any wreath that man can weave
him"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07
King Jones.
OBITU AIRY.
John Il. GOodc.

Mr. John Richard Goodc. the shoe NOR
chant on Main street near fiteenth,
died at his residence 10. 5l06 east Broad
street. at 7.15 O'Clock last night He had
been i'm failing health for year.
Mr.. Goode was native Of Chester
field and was siXty-two years old. lie
removed TO Richmond thirty years ago
and engaged i'm the shoe trade.
During the war ne was a gallant sol
iicr i'm the Confederate service ana was
badly wounded. lie was a member OF
Lee Camp.
Mr. Goode married Miss Keesee. OF
Richmond who survives him with four
children. as follows Miss Mary Louise
Goodc Messrs. Wyatt l.. Richard NJ.
ana John X Goode.
The deceased leaves three brothers-Ni
r. w Goodc of Windsor. y C.. ana
Meesrs. w. j. e. and James A. Goode'
If Ruckinrham county. Va, and one
sister Mrs. H. W. Griffith, OF New Kent
county -,.
Mr. Goode was Il gentleman OF eNalt-
ed character. He was member OF
I,eirh-Strcet Baptist church.
The funeral arrangements have not
been male.
Mrs. Hannah u. Phippcn.
Mrs Hannah =. Phippen died at 1853
o,clo,l last evening at the home Of her
SON Mr. James l.. Phippen, No. lolA
FLOYD avenue i'm the eighty-eighth year OF
her age.
She had been ill for Tho past week,
but was thought TO he improving and her
death for that reason was unexpected
She was a widow and leaves two chill
dron-Mr James l.. phippen. who Is sec
rotary OF the Montague Manufacturing
Company. and Miss Annie Phippen, who
is also "A resident Of this city.
The funeral notice viii be given later.
j. l.. shelton.
Mr.. j. L. shelton. a veteran at the Sol
diers Home. died IN the hospital there
Thursday. lie was q member OF COM
plny u. Forty-fourth Regiment OF IN
fantry. of Dinwiddie county. lie was %
wears OF age The funeral took place
from the Home chapel yesterday at noon.
Rev. Nj Chumbiey oihc.ated.
Mr.. Matilda Coistin.
BERRYNILLE. VA. Jan. 6.-Special.-
Mrs Matilda Colstin. widow of the late
Arimistead Colstin. OF this county died
al her home in the western section Of Che
county yesterday evening. aged eighty
six Years She leaves eleven children
three sons and eight daughters
Mrs C0lstin WAS Miss Gaunt, sister
of tho late Martin Gaunt and had large
connection 900 the county.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence Saturday morning and inter-
mcut made i'm Mount Hebron cemetery,
Winchester.
Mrs. Walter :. Upshur
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan g.
Special-Nirs Walter 5. Upsher. Of Nor
folk. who came here about "a month ago
on visit TO the Misses Hurkamp and
was taken with meningitis a lew days
after her arrival. died this morning Her
husband and mother were with her.
She was a young woman of lovely char
acter. The remains will be taken to
Norfolk.
Mrs. Laura Boone.
STANTON. Va. Jan. Especial Mrs
Laura Boone. who has been matron al
the Mary Baldwin Seminary for about
twenty, years. died yesterday from pneu-
monla. Mrs Boone was "a natiy,
! OF Albemarle county. but has lived IN
/ Stanton for a number OF years
j. II. Anderson.
LYNCHBURG. VA. January 6.-Spo
! cial.-Alr. j. B. Anderson. well known
! restauranteur of this city. died here thi
/ morning after a lone Illness. aged MI,
Years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07
JIM WEBSTER HANGED.
Executed in the Jail Yard az Bedford
City-Strangled to Death.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, Jan. Especial
Jim Webster. colored. aged 10. was
hanged here this morning a little after
o o'clock for criminal assault committed
on 18th Of November last The details
Of the execution were carried out 10 per-
lection by Sheriff Huddleston and his
assistants Tho scanoid was built of
strong oak timber. and was located in
the rear of the court house and about
fifty feet east of tho jail.
A large crowd gathered around the JAM
but only those whom the law allows 10
see an execution were permitted to Wit
ness the scene.
Al O'Clock Deputy Sheriff Briggs enc
tered Wehster's cell and handcuned his
hands and brought him forth. Webster
wore a grayish suit of clothes and a new
pair of black shoes. and Was accompa-
MED 10 the scanold by his spiritual adj
,isere Revs. Williams. Jones and Mo
Clammv. lie walked steadily and did
not seem 10 dread his doom lie ascend
ed the scanold at 9.@. and 40 3.lZ Deputy
Sheriff John Hudd.eston adjusted inc
moose which was made oi Italian hemp
around his neck after which his spiritual
advisers SANG Jesus lover OF my soul
the prioncr joining 300.
Rev. Williams then offered prayer ana
commended the soul of the prisoner To-
the keeping of the Lord after winch
Webster was asked il be wished 90 SAY
ANYTHING. % which hc replied. only that
I am ready and willing 60 CO. ana am
trusting i'm the Lord.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Huddloston tnen
sprang the trap M 9lS. and the oonl
dropped about five feet turning around
once or twice. then became sun. me
FAN did not break the neck. ana dedih
was caused bv strangu'ation
The body hung for twenty minutes.
and was examined by tho attending rhf-
slcians Drs. OHara. Ruckcr and West
who pronounced 81 dead. but ADVISED lhe
Sheriff 10 let IL hang "a while longer
The sheriff received 81 TELEGRAM this
morning lust before the execution telling
him TO turn the body over TO the parents.
which he did.
TN, details OF tho crime for which
webster was hanged are briefly RS Ioi-
lows. on November 18Th last while MISS
Mary Aunspau@h an aged white lady oi
tbfs rlsco was in her stable milking her
cows Webster entered through the door.
brutaUv assaulting der. hc fed. hut was
corf,,~cd and landed in lail ana then
taken 10 Lynchburg that night Tor sale-
kecping re was brOueh. back mere OF.
November 2Sth. indicted by the Etaao
i,,-,. tr-od at the November term OF the
Count, court and sentenced 20 be hanged
January 9Th. 1900.
This IS The first lawful hansinr That
,... C..,,~rod here since Peter Wright
colorod was hanged for ihe murder Of
Naupin I'm June. 1879.
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~ our Patrons and the Public In Cen
eral:
we take this opportunity 20 thank YOU
an for the liberal patr9hh6e during me
- year and earnestly solicit con.
,innance Of the same for 1892
Wishing YOU an a. happy New Year
and "a prosperous one. Remember. We
GIN p~c.ent Oh a'l our patrons beautiful
,,ic1dar saturday January lth.
Won will md Our clerks polite and ac-
commodatlng. always ready 90 wait on
YOU We are,
Yours respectfully.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07

congregation: and further that the
painting which hangs in the Association
parlor be draped bon mourning for thirty
DAYS. I'm memory Of our absent friend
and brother, the late Or. Hoge.
r. N. SMITH
W. j. WHITEHURST
c. W. TANNER,
+. y. NEWMAN,
G.. b. SYDNOR, JR,
$. VI. WOODWARD,
r. 5. BOSIER.
J. J.. ANDERSON,
W c.. WEST
ID. r. IDYETTE,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
H. ID. EGCHELBERGER,
DIR. -. A. KUYK.
JAMES WHITTET,
Board of Directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07
IItAIIIs.

PHlPPEN. Died. az 1875 O'Clock p. N.
January 9Th al The residence Of her son.
JAMES l.. PHlPPEN. No. iOll Floyd
avenue. Mrs. HANNAH u. PHIPPEN,
in the cighty-cighth year Of her age.
Funeral notice later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07

Smith Bedford, Gervas Stous ID. a..
Richardson and Dr. O. smith
The Camp viii meet at the Hollywood
gate in fun uniform on Sunday at 1880
j. NJ. TO attend the funeral of Tor. Hog
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07

ton. This IS the second time f1eI0e "a
beon a0ccted with an unbalanced Hlhu'
and was pronounced cured ai'er pel"s
confined in an asylum several years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07
UNIQUE WEDDING.
4 Man of Seventy Narries a Girl OF
Seventeen.

Seventeen.
EAST RADFORD. VA Jan. 6.-Spec-
ial.-Iast night in East Radford mar
riaec Of unusual interest WAS performed
bv Rev Charles j. Jones. The contract
ING parties were Mr. William Pinckney
Scott and Miss Oracle Fortner
The groom has spent his three score
wears ana ten. but by reason Of his
strength he seeks yet more sorrow and
trouble.
The bride IS % bmshing belle Of seven
teen.
Kingdoms.
FfREDHRICKSBURG VA. January
6. - Special - Mr. Theodore King, Of
Westmoreland county. ana Miss Ethel
Jones. daughter of the late Lewis Jones,
of King George. were married yesterday
i'm the latter county. Rev. 7. j.. Wray
officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07

thveyas al kra smg t nj
nfPm Iueitd u III % d al an
tMdth enc Of time ia a ga
,
hairy grtngtu hin
the the it~meop, out
B OBJ,
Your druggist $500 bOe six bottles fo $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07
NJ Wnltcr =. Tnshnr.

LYNCHBURG. VA. January 6-spe-
cial.-Mr j. B. Anderson. "a well known
morning after a lone Illness. aged fifty
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-07

The following detail was made TO at
tend the funeral of DR.. Hoge.
John T. Langhton, Jr.. T.. W. Martin,
Chas. T. Turner Jno. III. Warren, ID.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-01
MUSICAL NOTES.

Much interest is being taken in reel FL
to be given Tuesday evening by Miss
Marion Franklin Keller. soprano, in Rau-
denbush hall
Miss Keller will be assisted by Miss
Viva Conver, pianist; Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Madden, violin and piano: Lewis
Shave, baritone; Madame Constance
Locke-Valfsi. of Chicago accompanist
This VIII be Miss Keller's first appear
ance i'll recital since her study in Chicago.
Ihe programme for the recital follows:
Claude Madden: a. Twas a Lover and
His Lass" Old English: b. ''Violet. Come
Rejoice. Wi h Me- Marston: c 1.-THE Lass
This De Koven; Marion Franklin Kei-
Ter; Etude: ID fat List; Viva Elizabeth
Conver: die Posente' FausD. Gounod;
Mr. and Mrs. Claude. Madden; aria: II
est doux, il est bon (Herodiale), Mas
senet; Marion Franklin Keller; Toccats,
q; sgambati; Viva Elizabeth Cenver:. a.
Eyes Mcdowell: Lewis Shave. a;
"Elegie." Massenet: b. Spring Song"
We'll: violin ohligato. Mr. Madden. Marion
Franklin Keller.
Dudley Bucks "Fes wal TIE Deum win
be sung at this mornings service at the
People's church; For the offerto"y.
Nevins' ''Hark. Hark. My Soul will be
Sung. ]. Warren Turner and H E. Phil
lips singing The tenor and baritone duet,
In the evening there will be special
harvest service of song. which Will con-
stitute the second of series of song serv-
ices to eX end through the winter It Is
intended by Choirmaster Philiips that the
choir will. ar many of these services, sing
portions of the great oratorios. lie Har-
vest programme tomorrow evening fol
lows:
"Sing We Merrilv Unto Cod" Harris:
Worship the ord" Wa son; praise ne
I ord" Goss: INTO Thee. 0 God, Do We
Give Thanks, Barnhv.
Mrs. John Whitney Punderson has Ic-
turned from the East
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-01
WORTH HEARING.
Lectures on Municipal Life by Dr..
s. G. Smith

Lectures on Municipal Life by Dr..
$. G. Smith
The widespread interest centering in
the subjects to be discussed in the course
of lectures to be given by DR.. 8. G. Smith
on various phases of municipal life can
not fail to ba increased by the oppor-
tanity for free expression of opinion
which Will be afforded by the informal
discussion planned 10 follow each lecture
Everybody likes q chance to talk back,
and In this case everybody is to have an
opportunity to do So Although the or
carnations under whose auspices the lee
lures are given are composed largely of
women, the course is to be given a night,
at the special request of business men,
who would be unable to attend should
the lectures be presented in the daytime
1t is expected that Il number of we'll
known labor leaders will be on hand and
several members of the city government
have also signified their intention of be-
Ing present. So varied an attendance
VIII mean diversity in point Of view and
variety of opinion, and will compel the
worthy doctor to look to his laurels, for
It's not likely that he will have things
all his own way by any manner of
means. The course, which includes the
treatment of such subjects as social
forces, making Of cities, municipal char
tiers, city of st. Paul, the city in business
abroad. the city in business in America,
city slums. municipal charities, preduc-
ton Of wealth and economic combina-
tions, offers unlimited opportunities for
discussion and for much valuable sug-
gestion
The lectures will be given on success
sive Friday nights at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian association, No.
Is East Fifth street, over Dyer's music
store, beginning with Oct. g.
Tickets may be had at the Book & Sta
tionery, the Commercial club, Dyers mu-
sic store and Rutzhis' drug store.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-01
RETURNS TO PABsT.
Anton Miesen Again BECOMES Local
Manager of That Company.

Anton Nielsen, who just a year ago re-
signed as local manager for the Pabst
Brewing company to accept a similar
position with the Jung Brewing cOmpa-
ny also Of Milwaukee, has again trans
ferred his allegiance to the Pabst COM
pany Before his resignation last fall
Mr. Nielsen Lad been with the Pabst COM
pdny for about eight years, and by viz
tue of hard worn and personal popularity
lad worked up very large BUSINESS for
that concern not only in the city but
throughout the surrounding section OF
the country. This fact was recognized
by the Jung company, who had not up to
that time made much progress in this
CITY, and made 1t an object to him to
make the change. His position with the
Pabst company was taken at that tim"
by Frank Gazzalo, who haC previously
been in their employ at Milwaukee. and
will now continue with them, making his
headquarters in Minneapolis
Mr. Mieaen, although the father of sew
eral grown SONS, appears much younger
that his years. and is still hearty and
vigorous He has lived in this city for
eighteen years, and is well known In
business and politics. He has been an
active worker in the Democratic party
TO" many years, and at one time was
the partys candidate for the office of
sheriff. He will assume charge Of the
Pabst interests tomorrow
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-01

laga Of White Bear was granted by Judge
Kelly yesterday.
Judge Bum filed an order yesterday
granting Mary Abb divorce from Roman
Abb on the ground of desertion
Josephine Adler has brought suit against
Richard Lewis to enforce real estate
contract whereby 1t Is claimed he agreed
to transfer to her lot Is, block 7. Como
park in consideration Of the payment Of
5000, portion OF which she claims to have
paid.
In his libel suit against the Dispatch
John F. Kelly has filed a motion that de-
PENDANTS order to show cause be lis
charged The order relates TO portion of
the matter quoted in the complaint and
plain If claims that 1t Is not due process
Of law
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yes
terday by David P. Leslie and Dennis
Michigan. Leslie's liabilities are $1.44&cs
ana his only assets furniture of the value
OF $40, which is exempt Madigan has
liabilities of $514.S5 and assets of S525 OF
which $3.50 is exempt.
Petition was made to the probate court
yes erday by Martha Jones for letters Of
administration of the estate of Maria
Jones. who died Sept. q, leaving $3.50 in
cash There are four children, Gertrude
M, Mile L.. John H and Martha
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-01
POPE'S LETTER SHOWS IT UP
BLUNDER THE ST. PAUL DISPATCH
MADE ABOUT THE $500
TRUST FUND
1t Last Night Printed the Letter
With Which the Check for $500
Was Returned, and It's Different,
Very Different.

Sept. o. the Dispatch. paper publish
ed In this city, published the following:
Gen. Pope wrote to President M. B.
Wood, of the library board. incosing a
draft for $500. saying he had been hold
ing that sum in trust, and was willing
to lend 1t to the board at per cent
1t now turns out that it was not the
same $500 that the Dispatch thought it
was. Indeed, the paper last night print
ed what It says was the letter Of Gen.
Pope to Dr.. Wood, and this clearly shows
wherein the charge made, as above mar
rated, was not true
St Paul. May 16, 1S99-Dr. M B. Wood.
Dear Doctor: Miss McGraw told me that
she had mentioned the matter to Mr.
REIN, but had made no arrangement only
an inquiry. Therefore. thinking the library
board needed it as much now as ever. I
enclose check for $500 to your order
Iruly yours, e. M. Pope
Should you want to borrow later nay
oe aole to loan $500 at per cent for the
sooo OF the cause. e. M. p
was to be charged upon. after all.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-01
ADDS A MILLION TO 1T
RESULT OF STATE EQUALIZATION
BOARD DELIBEIRA ON
RAMSEY ASSESSMENT
AUDITOR JoHNsoN's FIGURES

They show the Increases by Itemn-
Lift In the street Hallway Fig
ures Is Quite a Material Factor
Live Stock Assessments Were the
Only Ones Deereased I'm This
County.
County Auditor Johnson has now re-
ceived the assessment rolls Of this coun-
" for 1899, as altered or equalized by the
state board Of equalization, which is the
final action upon them; and the valua-
tfonS OF the various kinds of personal
property will remain as fixed by that
body The state board made reduc-
ton In the valuation Of nearly all kinds
of live stock, and Increased the valua-
lions Of household goods, goods and
merchandise and tools and implements Of
all descriptions. The saloons also re-
ceiVed particular attention. their class of
property being increased more than any
other The items decreased in the lists
of this county and the percentage and
amount Of the decrease are as follows:
Horses. two years old, % per cent, S44S
cows, % per cent, $2G.21i; all other cat
tie. 10 per cent, $25S; sheep, 10 per cent.
1857; hogs, 10 per cent, 1895
Following are the items which were In
creased by the state board:
Item 10, household goods, 20 Per cent.
S3115,553; Item 1t, agricultural tools and
implements. 10 per cent, $2l0. 40; Item 16,
goods and merchandise, 05 per cent, $179,
SIS; item II. materials and manufactured
articles, % per cent. S107 147; Item is, man
ufacturers' tools, etc, Ii per cent. S67, III;
Item 26, saloons. 60 per cent, $i6,e89.
The assessed valuation of the property
of the street railway company in this
city was raised by the state board from
100000, as fixed by the county board, to
$1,250,0G0. but from this sum must be de-
Quoted the amount of the company's
real estate, which Is estimated at $500
AS the rolls now stand the net total In
crease over the figures as equalized by
the county board is about 100000.