Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 42, Number 11, 25 May 1872 — Page 3
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RiclimondPalladium. 25. 1872.,
HOT-HOUSE EDUCATION.
We do not purpose quarreling
with our present system of cdnI cation; for we think iti n . a fair
"Railrna.fl Timfi-Tahlftl. hy of Pr6re8a towards perfection
. - - , , ... under the management of one of '&TVXt!J;tm 9uii the bc8t (ifnome be3t) Superin-
icauenta our scnoois in tue city have ever been blessed with ..." By-and-bye, our schools will emerge
from tbe Hot-Houso plan-; forced
growth into a nioro practical,
I hardy and vigorous crop of minds than have ever yet been harvested,
so that even our 'old Fogy correspondent, who was a looker-on at the last 'commencement,' will be pleased to note the improvement and feel that our system of educa
tion was indeed drawing nearer to I what it should be. "
- - . t j ft
me ume goon, &i least
PAN-HANDLE ROUTE: Condensed Time Card. Columbus and Indianapolis Division. December Sd, 71; , - going wkst. ; ,
No. 2.
Pittsburgh, Colombns Milf'rd Center.. Urbana, l'iqua
Bradford Junction,!
Greenville Richmond Cambridge City,. Knigbtstown,.... Indianapolis ....
3.00pm
Z.UHpm
2.52pm 3.55pm 4.20rm 4.65pm 8.10pm 0.&2pm 7.33pa 9.00pm
No.e.
1.45am 9.45am
11.21am 12.08pm
J .14pm 1.40pm
z.zsom
3.16 pm
4.03pm
4 48pm 6 lQpra
No. lO
9.30am 5.25pm 7.17pm 8.07pm .9.18pui 9.45pm 10.23pm 11.33pm 12.15am -1.02am 2.30am
OI KO EAST,
Indianapolis . . .. Koightstown j . . Cambridge City, Richmond Grtenville
Bradford Junction
l'iqua Urbana Mllford Center. Columbus ..... Pittsburgh....,
Nes.
No.l.
S.45am 14.36am 6;45pm 4.52am H.team 8,14pm 5.32am lt.30pm 9;06pm 0.05am 1.94pm V;48pm 7.01am 2.25pm 10;51pm 7.30am 2,50pm ll;20pm 8.09am 3;55,im ll;57pm 9.10am 4;27pm 12;57am 9.52am 5;14pm l;39am ll.OOan 6;25pm 2;45am 8,45pm 2;20am 12;00 m
2 and 7 run Daily. All other trains flail, except Sunday.
No. 5.
No. T.
Commencement Exercises 5th
lIighSchool5mo 17th 1872.
St.
Richmond and Chicago Division. " " . r , r ,' .' . ... QOtKO KOKTB. j
Cincinnati ...
Richmond JIagerstown VewCastle........ Anderson...;.:... Kokomo Logansport
La Crosse ;
Chicago ....
No.IO."
7:00pm
I0;05pm 10:50pm
ll;'23pm
l2;ZUam 2;0t)am 3;00am 6;25am
9;45ptni 8;30am
No. 8. 7:45am
10;50am
U :33am
12;05pm
l;15pm 2:56pm
4;00pm!
B;4Up
OOIMO BOCTH,,,
(No. I.'
....I 7;45pm
10,48pm
l2;S0am 2;00am
3;5Zam 4;49am 5;18am
5:55am
9;10aml
No. a
Chicago .... La Crosse .. Lo transport
Kokomo .... a 1
Anaersou .... ........ ....t
Newcastle Hagerstown Richmond Cincinnati..
No. 8 arrives State Line at -9,55 p. m., and No. 10 at 6;10 a. m. No. 10 leaves Chicago Daily, except Saturday. All other Trains tart bail, except Sunday. F. R. MTERS, Oenl Passenger and Ticket Agent. -
I I OIN8 SOUTH.
8,00am 10;55am -l;00pm 2;23pm 4;10pm 5;10pm 5;45pm 6;30pm
L 9;45pm
Freight.... 5;00am Mail 3;00pm Fxpress ...10j40am
Express Mail .... Freight,
8;45pm 9;45am 3; 25pm
MAILS-'Arriral aud Departure.
notrvia.
orsws. OLosn.
Olneinnati, through Cincinnati and way Chicago, through Chicago and way Columbus and way .... Dayton and way Indianapolis and thrcngh Indianapolis and way.... Winchester and way.... Arba...... - Bloomisgsport ......... : Fairharen ....... ..... Liberty route...
7. 30am1 11.15 am
7:30 amj 7.00 pro 4.00 pm 7.30 pm
3.UU am 2.00 pm
7.00 pm 11.00 am 12.00 m
12.0V m
6.00 pm
5.45 am
4.20 pm
V.uopm ',
lO.OOant ' 1.00 pm
0.30 am 5.45 am 3.00 pm 10.00am
12.00 m
2.00 pm 1.00 pm 7.00 am
Office onen from 7:15 A. x.to 7:30
tjt. Oh Sunday, rrom wreoxo VThose who desire to get to their work at an earlier hour and want their mail matter, ean get into the office by tbe north east i0OT' B. W. DAVIS, P.M.
LOO AX. BECOBD. Wanted Immediately, r Girl or Woman to do general housework, in Centrerllle, Indiana. 9 75 per week will be paid if ser ices cire satisfaction. Apply at No. 81 North Itk Street. (No. 8, Price's Row),RichmoBd, lad., or io ; yf A. w7 DUDLEY, - , , V.-ti - 5'i CentreTille, Ind.
How it Seemed to an "Old Fogy' By invitation of the Superintendent, I was present to ' see and hear at the close of. school terra, or what is very inappropriately termed tbe 'Commencement Exercises,' when four pupils should 'graduate' from the Richmond High School. It had been thirty years since I wielded a liUie briof authority in a Public School; so this was a novelity, and, I wanted to see the vast improvement claim ed by the modern Savans, to sec if the- increased pay -increased facilities, &c; &c. showed proper returns. ' '
Well; first, Music page so and
so I think it waj called 'Mornino
Prayer,' but the big machine called
a piano put in not only ao ap
pearance but opened the battle and though the words may have been
good sound destroyed sense, bnt
I suppose the music' was . good.
A standing prayer followed, well
executed and I thought quite" nji
propnate. xnen loiiowea, more music. The Lord is my Shepherd
I shall not want. The title was all I conld hear, balance lost in sound
feared many did not mind the Shepherd's Crook and could not
hear his voice. Then followed 1st Essay. could not hear much of
it delivery not good and entirely
too low for a large hall; understood
it to be something abont work and
prehaps about the great problem
of the age of 'How not to do it.
2d Essay Could . only hear
snatches of it parts of sentences
dec, from which I concluded it
was something about the knowl
edge of the senses. One sentence I think I heard was that 'Sound
effects us more than sense,' which I thought a sound maxim and quite appropriate to the occasion. The
position of the reader was bad head down chin too low, &c The Essay was no doubt good, j 3rd Essay, young lady the same stiff bow, or may7be it was a curtesy her enunciation was some better heard at ..intervals only subj ect seem ed good heard
this, 'all tningt in JNature nave a
tcor to : perform, has not man!
I thought he had a work to per-
. St
One
lady sang air and I suppose did well disturbed a great deal of -It that is air.. . , , ooV-. I Next appeared three ' girls and ; one boy, address to them by the Suprintendent, lie felt his place and responsibility, talked to them about 'patient industry' ,&c, very solemnly, and then said 'by authority,' tc., I present 3'ou, fcc giying them each a small roll of paper contents not given. I thought, after all, may be the , old I Hi crate captains presentation' of a sword and Gxins to his superior
officer when, after ya'mly1 trying
r ... - to recall a speech some one had prompted him to make, he .reached the articles forward towards )th object of bestowal and said: 'Gen
eral, them's 'em:' Every body
knew as well as wo did, the object
of the ceremony. . The iSoprin
tenedent might have added to tbe graduates, this: On all occasions
keep a siifl upper lip, nnd,your
powder dry '.. . ...;.,., . ' ' "
men Music. ' Nervous, yoaug
ady performed so dilEcfllt a piece
that one almost wished, like old Dr Sam.- Johnson on a 1 similar
occasion, that it was impnsihlp.
The Superintendent followed.
not wfA a si japle-. speech or; al
dress, bat from iU extreme length
might hi calle I a treatise Tiio sentiments . ''waro gOQd-a,ad ' tho
whole was Able but iU! length made it tediom . Nothing was said about, the important missing
branch 5 ot education, Drawing;
but uir was o ver' .
which the said Barclay was to com- be to make her, ' as a stockholder.
plete the Road aud made satisfac- inaorse and approve the acts of her
tory arrangements witn some con- agents, the officers of the C R & F necting railroad company, to equip W Co., bnt it would in no wise
and operate the line when complet- interfere with the determination ot
ed.' In consideration the Directors the suit instituted by other stockof C. R. & Ft. Wayne R. R. Co., holders to test the legality of these
were to collect all subscriptions contracts. This suit can eo on
made and unpaid, that were availa- just the same : if these contracts
ble. and expend tbe same "on the 1 arc annulled the city will stand in
road, under said Barclay's direc- la line wita all other stockholders
tior; were to issue to certain trus- whether that be a desirable posi-
tees named, for the beneut ot said I tion or not; if these contracts are
Barclay, 81,800.000 of 7 per cent- confirmed, tbe city will have inaae
gold bonus, ana si.zuu.uuu oi me peace ana sunsnme witu tne lessee capital stock of the-company. and the lcnged for shops possibly
On the 1st day or Juno ii, lue be already in operation, lias ne-
President t.nd Directors of the C. culiar situation of the city at this
R. k Ft, Wayne K. K. Co., leased moment is not one of her own seek
eaid road with all its appurtenan ing, and 13 not one that 6he ouht
ces, rights, privileges and franchi- to take steps to attain, but the
ses to the Grand Rapids & Indiana I course of events having placed her
Railroad Co , for the term of nine- at such a point there is no iust
ty-nine years, and for the purpose reason why 6iich of her citizens as
of operating said C. R. & F. Wayne feel that the contracts alluded to
R. R, there were joined; in said htrein should be 6et aside need
lease, the Cincinnati, Uamuton fe
Dayton Railroad Co., i and the Pennsylvania Company. And the
said Grand Rapids & Indiana Rail-
road Company, tho Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad and
hesitate to join other citizens of a different opinion in the present
movement to seouro the iailroad shops, as in no event does it ap
pear that the interests of the city
in this behalf will be brought into
the Pennyslvania Company liavo jeopardy. And it may reasonably
jointly indorsed the 81,800,000
bond., issued by the O. R & tort
Wayae R R Co., in favor of R D Barclay, aad agreed with the C R & Fort Wayne R R Co, and with
each other, that they will provide tho interest for said bonda, and ill
provide rolling
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Council met in regular j session
on Tuesday evening last, witu aif
tb? members prcsentd,' i ,
Air Peterson offered a resolution a " . i . . . . " ...... ,
fiom lheCoinmitto ou Public Build ingsand Markets to repair tho roof
and ceiling of No73 engine House. vThe same" reported in" faver of
granting the prayer of the reuaouk
atrance against tlte paving of the
sidewalks on tho east side North of Franklin st. J Report accepted r f TJiO Ciy Clerk . was authorized to issue an order on the Ticasuirer for the sm of . 0,00jo defray the expenses of the oily - nominating election t - Mr. Peteison, from the Street Committee recommended that the report of the Board of Public Improvements in relation to vacating a certain alley between 6th and 7th sts., running south from Market, be adhered to. Accepted. The same Committee reported
in favor of granting the petition
of Nordyke, Marmon & Co., asking
for the improvement of the north
end of Green street.. Report ac
cepted.
The Committee on rFire Depart
ment recommended t'at tho claims of members ol No. 3 Fire Compa-
bc interred that if the present op
portunity for the immediate trees tion of such railroad shops as our
citizens have -long wanted and contended for, be allowed to pass
unimproved, su:h simps will never be built here ihongn uosslblv lire
ling stock and equip- some and expensive litigation may
ment for said J R & Frt Wayne ultimately compel the erection" of Railroad, and operate said road to shops of a minor capacity. . the best advantage, lor : the full la view of the fact, therefore, term of the lease. that the present seems to be a mo
lly virtue of the above "recited naent when the citv of Richmond
agreements the CR & Fort Wayne can , enter into a coctract for the Road has been so far completed construction, maintenance and and equiped, as to be in running operation of the best railroad sbops order, and is now Operated by, the she can hope to get at at any time,
parties to tne lease , as part ci a under her subscription to the capithrough line of rail road, between tal stock of the C R F W R R Co., Cincinnati, and Paris in Michigan, on terms neither burdensome- nor and the eaino parties have paid the injurious to herself nor to ethers.
interest in the bonds to date. vour committee recommend the
There aro stockholdeis ! who de passage of the following resolutions
ny the right and the 7 onthoiitv of and that action under it be taken
the officers ofC R & 'Fort Wsvne immediately-
, . City Cuu'i Officb, RiOhhomd, Imd., April 23, 1872. " To the Bam. Comma Council A Oitg . Rickmamds - j Gkntlimbn : I herewith btg tear to submit thU my annual sUtcment of recoipta, disbursements, assets, liabilities sad tbe total
indebtedness of jour city for tbe fiscal year,
commencing April 17th, 1871, and ending
April 23d, 1872, as taken from the books of
this office. ' "
Rkoetpt. - . - Ar.ril 17th. IfiTI
To bal casb m tr.,Ren. tund.... $28,368 35 progresses in a delightful way. affording
do K K interest.... 9,489 oca iBHiaiimeDt irvaa b.iu puweriui do RR sink. fund. 2,641 91 delineations of character. "Avtoun" is
int. depot bonds 1.786 42 1 nnn4nAA Tk. alrillAil aiul harmnniltna
mieresi tnnas o-i a.uia i . . j n.
do fond bonds sink. I'd 2.233 02 unravelment of the story, prove that the
! I anonymous author is fitted with an un-
Total..... .S43.432 09 I naii&l aitimint nf tlant. f!nnQfantinonl"
To deUnqnent tax eaL general fund, 7,595 68 I fa .v. Ut,e of illustrated article br the
InS fundTdo' lie 16 Rev. F W. Holland, descriptive of tbe
Interest denot do TJ' to I iuubii miicui. uu uviowunuj. ;uitioi-
RK siukine fund. " ' 464 67 istics of the Turkish metroDoiis. It is
Depot do do - 185 86 1 nrritten in a nlnar and . nnffini Rtvle.
ondiny bonds do wt m Hillard'a sketch of Pierre
I KAttDetvi v IriA mna4A.atAAft f tna Antia
it I a . .
uiGmm smnons. - - - AOEST FOB
Otone Pipe, Firo ZSzek. 1 Pixe Olay j , : Qtoner7ore.
In tha currant issue of Lippineott's Mac line Mr. Wbymper eonolndes bia enarmina; ketches of adrentur ia the Alps with a araohie and thrilling aneonntof bia fmmona
and nnfortnnaU aaeent of tbe Matterkorn. 4 ff ' T imA Tfloof tXIKi Tbe accident by which aereral of his eompan i J)QiLt - JulillVf X IXmbIAjL D tons were dashed orer the edge of a lofty.!
precipice re uoscnoeu in manner mv v . 1 CEXC!fcIt
striKing mat ton raMer is almost maaa to share the excitement ot the occasion. Tbe narrative and the illustrations ac- r eompanying it are alike worthy of the
author s reputation. "The Htrange Ad 1
ventures of a Phaeton," bj Mr. Black,
do do do do d do
do
do . Ao do -do
do
do do do do d do
Total..
Tus under--iamed has
Just receiredhis
new simmer
Styles of i .
HATS
of all Kinds. Vi
... . . . .
townicn ne in- ix rites the atten-j (bm
aio niQ Rt
To current tax cofleeiedeen'Yfund 28!701 1 I preciation of the subject, a delicate and
ao . ao interest kk Donas . ,o,-w o. cuniTaiea aiyie, ana singular aa.iu in do do Interest fund do 380 13 pregenting to the reader in a condensed 1? SB 'nkig faJSd . 2' n and striking manner the most attractive
ia ! f.,1 hnnH. An 2.460 10 and important points in the life, charac-
, , 1 ter, and writings of Ronsard. "A Draft Total '.44.691 81 on the Bank of Spain" is a finely written
Ca
Peddlers'
s ion of all who would indohre in the latest
fashions. IS Call at the Hat and Cap store
JOHN 8VFFRIN8.
Richmond, Mar. 18j 1871; 1-1 r
of
City wark... ....$2,598 77 gnd ,greeabie 8tory, which sppears withSSFvEtz' : 3in So0 -p-. The on idea,- b7
Kailroaa uo., to mate sucu con
tracts as above recited, and assert
the t whole series of transactions to be fraudulent, and illegal, and have
already instituted a sui: at law to
test this point, which sub Is' cow
pending.
The essence of the proposed
Jfesdted. By the Comfnon Council
of the city of Eichmond That the
Kailroaa Committee o tha Camt
mon Council be and "are hereby
empowered and directed to employ a conveyancer or attorney to draw
op a contract as hereinafter, set
forth: and that whenever the
Auctioneers' licenses..
Milliard licenses... Show and concert licenses -. Vehicle licenses Dog licenses Liquor licenses:... Total..'............ Fines and costs
Public Buildings City farm , City Pound Fire Department...
37 50
.. 52 50
234 50
174 50
.. 93 39 1,250 00
the Hon. Charles K. Tuckerman, the late Minister of the United States at Athens, explains the aspirations and
plans of those statesmen who are laboring for the establishment of a Hellenic
Empire, comprising the present King
dom of Greece and all those countries in
Southeastern Europe inhabited by
Greeks. The articlo is written in a
Grand Tetal.. $109,405 53
Disbursements ns per Orders.
$4,162 66
5,648 55 1,641 99
7,593 67
19,748 43 ,r 1,050 6 1
1,125 28
contract referred to your commit- Cincicnaii, Richmond & Ft Wayne tee is this : that the Grand Rapids Railroad Company, R D Barclay, fe Indiana Railroad Company, as the Grand Rapids & Indiana ,Uail the lessees of the C R Jb FortWavne mail Coin
j Railroad obligates themselves to more of them or others' in interest
construct' macuine snops m tuis as owners, Jesses or managers of city to cover not lers than 21,000 aid Cincinnati, Richmond & Ft
square tee or ground, ami to put Wayne Radroad shall make, exe-
luio tuese uuuriings all tne ma
chinery necessary to do the slipu
lated work, and at least one-third
of these improvements must be made in 1872, one-third in 1873 and the whole completed not later
cute and deliver to said city of
Richmond a legal, valid and binding contract drawn up in due form
oi law, with all necessary cove
nants, stipulations and agreements,
guarantees and assurances and by
Salary.... Police ........ .... .... a- a Fiio Department ......... Streets Gas -.". . Public Baildinga.... r..... Stationery .... . ... Casb Refunded lection ....... i Calaboose........ ........ Incidental llnarJ of Health. ... Printing ...... Bonds.... File Department Bonds... Interest--.. .............. School House Bond ...
Costa'.. Rii!rond Interest School House Interest . . . Gas Light Bonds
Interest on Uas Bonds
$2,074 39
640 24
217 35 91 fin
6 61 1 style that shows a familiar acquaintance
3 oo with the subject in all of its bearings.
Tbe third porttos of "Tbe Private Art
Collections ol Philadelphia" is devoted
to a description of the gallery of Mr.
Samuel ji. Irales In point of brilliant and
accurate criticism, it is, thus far, the
best of the series. in "Locdoa Clubs,' by Reginald Wynford, will be foud a very entertaining and vivid sketch of the
132 62 1 character and pursuits of the great clubs,-
5,7 fit 1 oi uie rai'iisu metropolis, us aumor
110 oo appears to write from an extended per
317 65 I sonal experience There are two poems H in the present number of Lippineott's.
or, 0r, I ''Uarcassonne, from the French of uus-
. . a a a -r a -a-v raa.
15,250 oo ao iNaoauu, oy jonn n. xnompson,
2,950 oo anu "Always," a Florida livnc, by . vv.
3,024 98 J v. Hartey. Both are agreeable produc-
lions. 'Our Monthly; Gossip,': among
8 614 00 I other good things, contains, this month.
27 80 I an article entitled Through Ilea's Ixlen
..2,000 00 1 to fnverary' wherein is given a descrip
U f I linn nf thd miirloncA l tha -. nbo nf
Interest on Funding Bonds.
. it 'j
vvuJwiaBivu -xv .Jir i . . , , ... .. ..
florae lor the FiiendlasS 401 50 " na nis lamuy
Keriaion of Ordinances 622 93
water Works Durimr a recent thunder storm trea on
.Total... Balance...
Assets.
NOTICE. Rev. W. E. Roardman, and Rer. Henry Belden, Mrs. Boardman, and Hiss Drake, will hold a Religious Convention at
Fifth Street Frienda' Meeting Honse, begin- I fonnf or else how Would the mod
ning on Monday evening, uay ztn, on, a TJi o'clock. The meetings will be non-denominational, and the public is invited to at-
Und.
t-
Rer. Boardman, Is the author of the 'High ,
Christian Life,' 'Gladness in Jeans,' and is well known as an earnest Christian worker. . The Ezra Sniith Ci Co.
i 1 a i i - - --1 m ii
urn
mm
ern young lady flourish, who, like Solomon's lilies of the valley, 'toil not, neither' spin,' L&c. The Ussay. seemed full of hopeful aspirations of youth, and pious thoughts,
qnite creditable to the composer,
bnt of coarse exhibited signs of
unripened expetiencc, and Very
decidely opposed to female suffer
age, and inclined 'Tather to limit
women's sphero of usefulness .
Could not help asking', myself, is her education such as. to fit her for
her various duties? The answer
was, No. The Essay ended with
the quotation Well," done thou
good and faithful" Veryant Stc.,
which showed the writer had the
use of tho Bible either in - public
,'they were on file,,; roaa mat is usually done fox other equate feet of ground, -with outfit
and entirely satisfactory. ! . ': romJS OI ,1Ke tuaracwr j in tueir arij equipment Lmcchinary 1 that
UTThe Committee on Fire Depart r.a" -;i ' 1 all wore -wtiicft can, unaer ine , fTT i , ? 7. . - j 1 These oblieations are; assumed ahnv nairlpratinna nrl oualifi-
ment repotted advene to allowing f 6y tuc lessee in fnlfilmfnt of the Vcl. -tmalhbo done there; and
wiawcuiiHu. yi 1 lit vnuu7 BUIIUiauuu Herein VVIOIK ItCl.bU I anir A.iliit' ' ' ' . ... I ...ifV. A 1... -r. - Tt-t. J -8
: lhan 1874. And said Company as contractus nartL?s which shall
J lessee obligates themselves to keep guarantee and make certain and up these shops and contained ma- secure the bunding, erecting and ' chinery in efficient working order permanently maintaining and operj during the continuance of the lease; ating iu said city of Richmond tho to employ and operate as many principal machine shops of said ; workmen as may be required to do Cincinnati, Richmond & Ft Wayne . the work; . and to build and con- Railroad Company, in which shops ; struct all the equipment, including all the work of construction, repair j locomotives, passenger coaches, and rebuilding " of locomotives, - baggage and freight cars and the rolling stock, machinery, equiplike that may be constructed for ments, implements, material and f the C R & F W Rail Road by the tools shall be done, made and per- . lessee; to rebuild, recorstruct and I formed . to the full extent, and as
. repair all locomotives, passenger far as is usual " and customary in
ny, for four month's pay, be allow- . coaches, baggage and freight cars principal shops on Independent
ed. So ordered. 7' ' '"' ' and oluer qutpment tlat may bo roa(ls. it beins the intent and mean-
t lurnisUcfl tor the. use of. saui road inu. UorAa and hertbv that said
trom what ever source and to do Lun.w hall , . machine shons
The Committee on Finance re
eled that they had
official bonds of the city officers
a a a
portea tuat they naci examinea tne, at tUese 6nooB aii othe'r work for nt ,.t.,r M,n,
: - s v . - i - t uiVlfCil TAV-UJHi vuiivi w v
and found .that
tures, cover not less than 21,000 1
v'ash; General Fund
do Funding Bonds, Sinking Fund, 5,178 04 do School House ................ .. 6&81 do Railroad Interest .......6,074 24 do Railroad Sinking Fund ........5,156 66 do Interest on Depot Bonds ..2,077 17 d Intereston Funding Bonds. .....2,115 T3 do Depot Sinking Fund ....I,8tf9 10
Total $28,631 23
Delinquent duplicates good).... 20, 193 84 City work.... 254 49 Appraised raluaof Fire Department3,S00 00 ngine House Lotos VValuut-st.... 1,500 00
Orohan'a Home and Lot 2,bUU UU
City Farm 3,500 00 Market House and Lot 3,500 00 Office Furniture 700 00
C R A Ft Warne Railroad Stock. 170,000 U0
Depot HtocK au.uuu vv S.curitiea in Richmoactfias Works, Jan. 1st ....13,33ft 50
Gtand total $298,018 04
Liabilities.
VinotW Bonda. let. When Due. Ain't,
No. 124. .... Ang.l, 1871, $10,000 199 10 Mavl. 1872. 3,000
201 10 April 28, do.... 550 210... ...10 Oct: 22, do.... 3,000 222 ....10 Jan. 10, do.... 306 228 ..10 Mrch 1, do....'. 700 231. 10 Oct 26, do 500 234 8 April I, 1873, 1,000
Total. ......... ............. .$19,050
RR Bonds, 7 3-1 June lrl87.... 118,000 00
Denot Bonds executed hut not de-;
- Irrered,).. Aug. 15, 1895, 30,000 00 Gas BonorfV ..it July 1st. 1872 6,000 63
do do ...i i..i7 Nor; 1st, 1873, 3.50J 00
L dado ;..w....7 oy.lsV 1874. 3,000 00
nndinir lionas ..b July lo. isou. ao.uuu uu
Total int. accrued on above to date, 5,330 45
SO 774 Dry Run, near Leaves worth, was struck by
j lifihtninjr. Seven hogs were quietly roosting
I under the tree at the time, and tha unutter.
1.1.. fl.ali"'w4a m.Aafakl.
6,071 43 I Hghtol tbe flash faded
Averill Chemical Paint at Com
mons
tf J
Hisses Georgia- and Lettie Sawyer Lave
removed their millinery store from tbe room
formerly occupied by them under the Hunt'
ington House, to the corner of Main an I
Sixth st., where tber are fitted an in fide
style, with a large and varied stock of goods
, Call and see them.
Is piepared to attend to all calls for Under
taking. Their Hearse Is In nice order, and is tho best in the city. The keep a good line of SHROUDS, ROBES. fcC, r on band, and will give careful attention to all the details of this branch of their business, which will be under the personal Supervision f 8.0. Bran. ., Day calls may be left at the office of 39 South Sixth-st., and night calls at either No. 64NorthSlxth-st,or No. 72 North Marion i i I Otf
uwt. i : f i , , - ,
LookUUt for Eagle Wagon. I- Then came the last Essay, by a
audience. Kaunciatioa decidedly better than tho lust yet tone and
voice not loud choughVoidy suited
to a parlor'cirele her voice often
at important points, Tailing so .low as to become almost inaudile. Could not keop the run ofi!ieEasay, good parlor render, but too low for a large hall. One sentence or partof it If ono could foresee all the disappointments he would meet in this world. he would give up'" in dispair.' I thought coOd, r though ''not new. ; Again
there are noble ends in'lifo which"
supposed Was 'Intended to be aims. Again, 'Ambition Is" jrood
&c.i was an assertion I conld not assent to, not finding : any such maxim in the great Book. Again 'aha political horizan is dar.' was an i expression coming from a
young female graduate, which in
dicates the coming American wor
men. The whole Essay, as far as understood or rather heard, was
highly creditable to hoth teacher
and pupil. After this came Music,
vrvfa 5
Auytn page, an . , overture com
ny 825 066 year each
cd. ,;
The Committee on ', Public
buildings and Markets reported
.' ' , . i ! .'(ill favorable to the granting of ..the petltionjof Sales M inner and others, asking prSvslogc to build a factory for rendering up dead animals, on hliort Creek-, i' bin to miles of the city limits. Report accepted.; ,: The Committee on Fire Department rocommended . that 'Certain named s members , of f; No. 2 Fire
A fthiin to (commenced and
i Accept- ..yy iy oi xvicumunu completeu as rapuitiy. as pracuca-
tn: --wncn sue 6ubscrtbei-. a certain I ijje m .-r-i.wq -jo-i
v.w vuv io inecapuai biockoi tne That thori the p.itv of liiclimontt
C Ry& F W, R R Company tha. the I berebyn agrees" to ratify said' lease
DIED
On the 17th inat.. after a lone and painful
illness, Anna U. Voss, wife of John P. Yoss,
aged oo years and o mon tug.
Her life was noted for Christian pietr, and
her death the Christian's hope of a glorious
immortality.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Oflice at Richmond
Ind, MAT 24;iS72.; ..." :"
Offiot, 194 Ft. Wayne Avenue, , Wear the Depot,
RICHMOND. INDIANA.
Wanted A good hand to plow. I have a
few thousand Osage Plants to sell. I bare also, a large stock of Green-house plants
extra cheap, all at the Sylvan Height Nursery .
Q. 1IENDENHALL.
sUKItlVtll
No. 10 N. Marion St..
Is tkreaared to suddIv his old friends and
every human being enured to the use of
enner a iiuu i or a ouut, who iuo best of his onrn manufacture, warranted to
last uatil they rear out.
Call and leave j our measure, and you will not fail to get an easy fitting Boot or Mioe mannfictured of the best material, and at tbe lowest Cash Prices.
Richmond, prit 0, 1872. - n6-ly.
Adininistrator's
mjOTICE..--.The undersigned have taken lM out of the Wavne Uommon Pleaa Court
letters of Administration on the estate of Klihu Hunt, deceased, late of Wayne CO., Ftank lin township, Ind.,ll persons indebted to the
estate are notinea to pay tne same immediately, and those having claims against the samo to present them duly authenticated for settle ment within the time prescribed by Uw. The estate is supposed to be solvent.
Adm'r .
V:ll
KlRAM SUPLEE.
CALVIN C. HOST.
May 11,1872.
ft
of said Ojmpany (f pa?,i road, and vote her stock iu tented, .in Ibis city tiic ititercst of said lessees, and will
execute said contract when so made
should bo 1
But heretofore there i has been nothing more definite in relation
to these shoos than that the 'main
shops', should be . built here,? but under the lease to the GRi IK R Co., it is possible' .'that the maia a m ' a" - . ,
snops ; neeaeu woula l a .very
small affair, the shops of the other;
parties than the CQCinnatifc R:c"i
mond dc,Ft Wayne li R Co , to tbe
and. presented. " i .
Jlisp.ectfully submntcd,
'rt JAS. ,F. IllBBBRD, ts J.AME H?(.DER,'L 1 . . 'XJW UoBERTS.
Ricl4im.ipjty Slay 2iy'72,
Company toe allowed itfur antt one lease, .being," perhari-, able to do
nair montb s.paji at the rate ot ten. : all tne - work morei. econoinicai.y
dollars Der vcar. for services rec- 4 y contract, 'bowovcr; it is
. proviaca tuai; an. . worn; h lor iu
roatl sball be done . hert, and ' the
We've got one KorthaUs in our city, and he and Schwegman, have the largest quantity . and the finest Spring Ice, South of the North Pole. ... They solicit the patronage of our fellowcilizens, and, as the Presidential Campaign occurs this year, we will all need more cooling applications. Look out for the Ergle Ice WagoD, 'nd patronise Messrs, Konrthaus & Schwegman. Oflice No. 34 South Marion St
Averill best.
Chemical Faint is w the ' ' tf. :
. The Cause of Temperance finds soma ' of its most insidious aad dangerous fees in , the many eo-aUed , 'tonics' and appetizers,' made of cheap whisky and refuse liquors, finished up to suit depraved appetites, under the name of medicines. hwk. Wauu's California Yinbgab Bittbks are none of these. They are not a beverage, but a genuine medicine, purely vegetable, prepared from California herbs by a regular physician.. For .. aHTis of the stomach, liver, kidneys,' bladder, ekfn and blood, they are an infallible and unrivalled remedy. ; -i ,- . , Uso the AveriJi Chemical Paint. r" - -n,,b, . , . . - ' - 'ft ..... tf... ..
Bay the Ice Cream i m&de bv I menced by tbe machine, effectually
Neal rt his Pining IIsli on.oble prewnUdany words from being
wee, vppusuo uo union depot. heard; but the sounds were sweet,
dercd as firemen. , So ordered.
"The usual bills were presented , and allowed.' J'r''fi;1 ' -ni Tho Committee on R-iil Road, made the following report, which';' was discussed, lcng'in'd loud, and referred back to the Committee: "
TO THK COMMON TciuiCII, OF .
THE CITV of KitIlMOP. ' The :, Railroad . C wnmitti e to
whom was referred W e (liail of a proposed .ontra'cl 1 .between iio Grand Japida acd lujj iana Hii!-
road Coimiiny''ianrt t!ie tity of"
Richmond, presented "ti$ flie Conn . t il at its last inceiing, by Mr. Jas? !
M. Starr, begieave to Yeport:
.'That the city ot Rich mond. 4 hasat sundry times snbacribbtV the", sum of 230.000 to the capitalstock of the Clritlnnati, Richmond &Fort tVa-neRailroa(l (Jompaoy, and of this has" paid 170,000 lor which she, has received and now holds 3400 shares ot tbe capital' stock of said Railroad Co. By section 'A, of an ordinance passed March 2nd, 1869,' the city declares that $20,0o0 of this money is to be paid on the condition that the Railroad' Company shall bind themselves to .locate their main machine shops and offices in this city. -n:v-rv ? On the-I9th May 1871, the President and Directors of ' the Cincinnati, , Richmond . & Fort Wayne Railroad Co., concluded a contract with R D ' Barclay of Philadelphia, by the teims on
pub'ic tfiil of the.o steam
Gxe eugiae,. No S, was had on Saturd ay 1 t, which scetiio ij.t b be sali3tautory to cverynT wli witnessed it.', .The caua;nittee..pro-
nrpnarfttinns fnr it shall ht l.nun noiinCCd it O K anl.it'U, ' aCCOrd-
at once aud 'coiuplsteu as raiiv a I ino-iy iu;eRte(tTVt
practicable. - ,,. :, - ; ' j
ine lessee lor ' tnm sac tccuree
to the city of Richm't Dd s!l thn
the city supuiateil tor wiu U:n u
R..&.JtWjCompany,-'a8ki8-tl',ati the city wiiP iigiafy her c'oTnit3p and
Koo.l will, and aiislaction. wuh the am ngeu'Ciit by voting her ttock.
wtun called on so to do, in anprov
al fcnd cv iiiiruiation of the contract for Cnishinsj lh'3rioud, made t t
R P HuTclay, lor. tho contract of
ase mado with the G R & I R R
Co., and tssciates, the - issces ot
bonds,, and . stacks and all other
matters properly pertaining . to the9e contracts made by the PiOiident and Directors of the C R ds F
VV Company.
If the city of Richmond desires
the lessee to erect suitable ebons
"within her borders, she certainly
cannot expect the lessee to fulfill
these desires if she should array herself in opposition to the lease
under color of wLich only can tbe
city look to the lessee to erect and
operate such shops
The cUy owns 8400 shares of
the stock of the C R & F W R R
Co. This must be less than one-
f jurth of the whole stock' origntd-
lv issued, ana voting it to confirm
tneee contracts jroolcL not, there
fore, avail to confirm them if a
majority of such stock were . nec
essaryto that end: The effect of
itigly lUjeRpteitTTVt was first taken to the cistern oa tint . corner of
Main and "fi'th street, dad fjTe'd up .
having cold water in the Jwiler. Intwq minutes aud. uity thre secn is
the stak jitc-iry-an I in,
Neven 'ini:tutes nmr 'na:i.H of steam. .In,, seven , miniiUis an I
twenty-five sec on dsn( ilns engine look wa'cr, a.d thcew water .in seven miiHiles '"aad fifty-five sec :
onds.'-'-"- - '"' - "
Adams John 2 .
Arkenburs F
Basler Eugene If Bass W Thos Urown Wm H
Bowler Katie BuBton Salk'e Cook Isaac Cook Ella tt Cooper Mary Donahrfe James W EUott Nixon . ElbonH P '"' . Grave Thomas "i J-
ttreen Benj P ' . tiee Kate
Hawkins Mary 2. .
Hames Hary E
llaraady Manta
noggPS , : -Hclcomb Lillia Homan Isaac Jaryctt Mollie -Jennings Alice , Jones Josiah. , ' LannoQ I'at , r,eran Wit Merkamp Henry .. . , MorTille Josie . Nerman Lizzie -Parsons Nancy ' . Pirn -Is ? ' ' Quanta John , , " ' , . ; TenlingerM!gael - Whecloch Ella r rf Wright Sarah M " Supt Nail Works : One with no address
Conunissioner's Sale.
Pursuant to an order of the Court ' of ' Common Pleas of Wayne County ancT State of Indiana, the undersigned will offer 7at Puhlic . Sale, on the
premises hereinafter mentioned,
On . ' - ; . ; - ': Saturday, the Oth day of r June, 1872. 1 Lot No, 502 in that part of the city of Richmond in the said county, laid out by Elizabeth i Starr, on 1 1th' Street. One 1 fourth of tho purchase money I will be required in. cash down, ! i , m ..... . & :
dUU IUC 1C91UUC.:U CL1U ClUUl h
instalments of 6, 12, and 18 months after dajie, with interest note. Notes and a mortgage to secure their payment, will be required of the purchaser with t waiver of valuation laws.
ELIZABETH ESTEL, - Commissioner. May 4th, 1872T;. ;; 8ts.
ToUl Bonded Indebtedness.... $228,550 00
Tiet Assets thia dav ...... f .. w oa.iea 0
Net Assets last report,' Aprl 17, IX, ,7093 3d
A 10S3 Ol .... ,....J.,Zii
Which loss is less than was generally anti
quated, as the rate of taxation was this year
. . . .. . .i.
only one dollar ana nine cents on me nwj
while the year be lore it was i,4a, ana wdico u less than it has been since the year 1367
Interest has accrue! on above .liabilities - to
dale to the amont of .... $7, 0 49
Iho bonded iodebtedneas, April 17, vj T , '"UJL A, A "Kiln 14-
1671. was .-... sw.zsa4i 11,11 ,1111 II Jllll iJ.rt,IrVt5 LtS.
(1 L1CU SUOWI IDU ui uroi biuco
ttmt time baa Deen reaucea w . rnorw.PiA.l .VI hw 3. M. Weseott .ml
KeapectUUy submitted, Thl stot-tht former uiea us the Dtioes
.'if-;-.' &Uinij.
Persons calling lor-thcse Letters will please
say,'ADVEBriSED"and give the date of this list. ' :) ,"'i'-' ' !fiL
. ; , - jf.B. W . Davis, r. v.
"in addition to wis sum mere were accuuaia produce and Uroccries-1 , - ordered io be credited as per Contract to lbe . r . w j Buninit '' aooiiunt of theltichruond Ujs Company, to the , .v, , . ,. . L, JV0 ; amount of $257.42. beine for gas consumed Al?r" 'fl A0
W -v
in street lamps and city offices lor- the nine Vatsbu months ending June, 1872. -izi ; j j, ' n""
(Cutter per lb.
, People in search of furuUure will find it i
real pleasure to visit Iho ezetnsive ware rooms
of Mesdick & Dunham, an North Filth street
and look over their large and elegant stock of furniture. Here one can alwaya find any
thing needed in this line. Call,
' Mrs.Ro&; of the popular milliacr store on
Kwrtii Fiftii street, has just, received a large and elegant stock ot trimmed coods. of the
latest styles. The ladies are invited to eai1
and bee them.,'.., ... - ':
35 38.'
i2.oo i eo ' 15 .... 20 12 .... 15 , 1 50 ....$ 2 00 . 75 .... 1 00 . 500 .... 5 2i 11... 12&o . 6 ....
. ' 6 . . 9
.Tfle.Dcst market r ever lial at
RiciilnomT af McOullou'i A; Gricea
Uiis caorhiag. "ftrawbfirHeai peas,-
string bean?, new potatoes, aspara
gus, beets, and everything in tho. way" of berries, vegitablea, fish,
tropical fruits, &c. Go . and be
supplied. ' .
Go toNcal's Dining Hall on No
ble street for Ice Cream.
Get A. C. Paint.
near Depot.
at Commons' II tf
- A atrawberrv aunoar will ha o-iran tn.mvht
in the toom occupied by the post office.corner
of Main and Pearl streets, for the parposo of
raising funis to defray the expense of decorating the soldiers graves. No effort will
be spared to make the occasion one . of the
never eraclsa or fadeB:
Removal. -H. C. Dickiusou will remove
his jewelry etore Irom the room he now. pc.
pies, opposite the II Juttntun liouie, to the
cud Biaud,Aor 2i(J iiiu street, between Ma.
rion and i'earl, where be will be pleased to
see his friend's and customers f-CQcrally . on
and after MoBtiity next. , .
To Fabmbks Farmers ahouldT take notice
f- .
cfrgs jeruui. ..... .. Apples per bu.'... ....
fotatfies per ou Fiour per cwt ..... Hams, su;ar-cured, . Shoulders ner lb .....
rMJes per 13 ........... o.... l.ard uer l'J ............ - 9 .... , 12,
Sujrar, crushed, .... -1ft ' Cntieo sugars, white, yellow 4 brown 10tol5 New Orleans Molasses per gallon... DO
sorghum Molasses per gallon.... 4a Syrups per llon-.... 75tol.i0
. ajlacinaat. Market. Cimcinkati, May 24. -COTTON Demand good at full pricesilotv
middling. 23c. - ). ! t i
FLOUR Demand fair and martct firm;
famiW 68 80 to 9 10. '
WHEAT 2 00 to 2 02. CO as 52 to 52c RYE $1 03 to 1 05. , . OATS 17c. : - ?v: , , HA RLEY 70 to 80c ViiO VISIONS Poik; H 75 ' LARD SXc UOOS $4 2534 40 V EGGS 15c. ,..,
that Westcott 4 Co, agents for the celebrat- State Of llldiCLTVCL,
ed "Western" corn plow, have received their
last shipment of them for the season, and
all desiring to procure one should call at once
as they are going out rapidly.
Wayne County,
ss
Anna Mcllva'n 1 Wayne Civil Circuit Court ' vs V Aueust Terse, 1872. ,
James Mclirain.) - Divorce, No. 3123. "
GUARDIAN'S SALE OF
KEIXj estate
favjOTICE is hereby given that by authority 1 v of an order of .the Court of Common
Fleas of Wayne County and State ol Indiana, the undersigned Guardian of tha Estate of Emma M. Ilaumer. will sell on the premises.
on-the 1st day of Jane, 1872, at 1 o'clock p .
tn., tne ioiiowing tteal itale, situate 1 in the city of Richmond, Wayne county, Huto of
inaiana; ana descnoea as follows :
Being a part of lot No. one hundred and twenty-ntz 126, in that tart of said city, laid out by John and Samuel Smith, and bounded
as ioiiows 1 eegwmng on Main street seventy six feet and ten and one halt inches East Iro.r
the North' West corner of lot numbered
127, in! said. John and Samuel Smith's
addition to said city; running thenea tast
fixieen ( iu) teet ana ton ana one halt inches along Mtin Street in said city, to the middle of a brick wall , thence - South tbrongh the
uraonmnn ones wan seventv yivf leet; thence East two (2)feet aud tVe'e (3) inche; thence South to an" ilW sixteen M9 1 leet
wide; thtneo .West; nineteen (19) feet and one and one half Inches; thence North to tuo
place of beginning. Said lot subject fc a reduction of six (6) feet wide taken off tha Southend for the purpose of making the alloy sixteen (18) leet wide. The terms of sale will be, one third of purchase money cash at time of sale; one third iu ona year, and one third in two , years; deferred payments to baar interest from date of sale. This property will be.oifcrjd ,for Public Sale ou said day, as above cpeciBed unless the same should be sold at private sale before said date. ; - -; - , ITinitet IUcruer, . Uaurdian. IaT3,1872.' mi,' T .. afts. Sheriffs Sale. BY virtue of a Decree and Execution to me directed from the Wayne Common Pleas Court. I will expose at Public Sale, at the Court House door, in the town of CentreTille, Wayne Conoty, Indiana, on the 15th day of June, 1872, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m, and 4 o'slock p. m., on said day the following nrooertv. to-wit
The following Turnpike Road, commencing ; on thellithmond 4 W'illialusbure Turnpike rosd, where the Township line between Green and New Garden Townships, crosses tha said pike, and ruoning thence north on said turnpike line, to tbe half section line, at the northeast corner of the Lands of John J. Reynolds; thence west on said half section iine one mile t the southeast corner of the lands of John C. Potter, at the section line; thence north on said section line to the halt section line at the northeast corner of: the landj of John 0gborn,,Sx, in Randolph county, at tbe road running east from. Bloomingsport, Indiana. , Also, eotaneoeing at the southeast corner of
uie uoasoi Jonn u. rotter, aforesaid, and
At a recant visit to tha tombstone and
fflarble works of Rittir 4 Vickery, on North Pearl' street, we found that Uier had been
B.ITJ?JrVIIV Tnton V ??uor i '; thence Vest on said half section line. May 1872, the above named plaintiff by I Two Hundred and Two Rods, all in the Stata
A.1 Sy.Attowy.flteaViii 1 the Office of of Indiana, Wayne eonnty-except one and -the Clerk of the Wayne Civil Circuit Court, j one-half milea, which is in Randolph her cnmnlaint airainat amid lMfandant in tha I rnnnt. 1 1 1.1. : j j n:v.
eularging t'-ieir borders somewhat of late, above entitled cause, together with tha affida- , milejind Two Handed a1 Rftfl Rvt. !
m uruur iu mcwuiuum lo ue ir targe ana ia i s Vl m wudtiicm ircrsvu, un uikim oaa,-, KniM. -.. -t.- I nt. James McIlvaiOa is not a resident of U
most enjoyable of the season, and. we trust
saclt an agreement on tto part of I t th ptopie will come out and give it the city as now proposed would I the eartr "PP'rt whic5 cnsa My
accomodate their large and in-I T't of a competent person, thl lines., and they now W. show f,J??iC"TmlD' "
room double the former siio, filled with some Said defendant, James Metlvain, thewfore, of as fine apecuneaa of work in their line aa .ia hereby notified of the filing and pendency
ill be found moat anywhere- They have!"1 saiu wmpuuni against mm, ana ui un-.
work and designs for work of every con Kt tbe of tbe Baid CMIgef 0Q tba MOOD . ceirable pattern constantly on band, and I day of the next Tern f eaid Court, to be be-,
parties desirino- to order anything- in thia line run and bold at tha Court House in Centracnot do better th. teave fheir order. !!!!! Jtl SSL!h
with Bitter 4 Vickery, . ; ! thing, therein conUined and aUsRtd, will ba
' 1 1 11 I taken as true and the Mid eanse will be Iaaao Commons sole agent for I beard and determined in his absence-
A P Paint ' tt 1 I 1 - n nncaa, ins viera, ana tne oesi
I j tnia zzd day or Hay, i7Z.
LEI
One of those cinea made from the Umber
of the Kearsarge has got around to Lafayette.
WM. W. DUD
A, L. Sttdt, Atfy of Pl'ff,
ST, Clerk.
114.
gather with all tba right, aad privileges, and appertanencea thereto belonging. , To be sold as tbe property of the OreensforkTnrnpike Road Company, to satisfy said Decree" aid Execution in my hand, ia fan of Tbompaon Smith, et al. Said ssle .without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. ' WM. a. STUDY, Sheriff W. C. , Pnelle Fox, Aty for HIT. Mayttth, 1871.,. . 11449.
, ;,';; 1 FOR SALfc. A. House aad Lot 44 feet - front, aituated on South Front Street. It is . offered.on'iair and reasonable terms, and is ' unincumbered. , 1 tia a very convenient House pleaTf t room in good repair good elf lar, at.bh, ac. - Inquire, for terms, 4e. at , thePiUadiuiuOac. Fab. 13.1811.