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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-06
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AZ the last meeting Of the Council
: shower Of resolutions and petitions
fsll upon the clerks desk.
"I.ook here" said member VINO
was Indifferent as 10 his return 70 the
Council next May, ~ declare il here
aren't enough petitions and resolutions
to reflect every man In the Council"
Humrh that's nothing" was re-
Piled "you just wait until next meet
ing and you viii see something sure
enough"
The next meeting OF the Common
Council will take place tomorrow eve
ming at S O'Clock, and then. II the pro-
phscy Of the honorable member be fol.
allsd, there will be large number OF
petitions to "pave and grade p" certain
Allows and streets, "erect lamp-posts,"
.lsy water MAINS" and make divers
other improvements in al sorts of un-
heard-of places throughout the city. An
old councilman said yesterday that about
this time Of the year. previous to May
election, members always became very
active and earnest in public matters,
and that electioneering had already COM
menced.
The claim OF John Wren for services
in the Cluverius case will be taken up
at the meeting of the Council to-mor-
row, and the Council will decide whether
or not il will sustain the Mayor in his
refusal to approve the resolution passed
by the Council authorizing the payment
Of Sl,s69 to Wren. 1t will only re-
ouire a majority vote to pass the reso-
luton over the Mayors veto, and the
original resolution passed by two
third vote in both branches Of the
Council.
The papers in this case are more vo-
luminous than any Of similar sort that
ever engaged the attention Of the Coun-
Gil. The printing bill, Mayors mes
sage. &c., will Of itself be quite an
item. The action Of the Common Coun-
ell tomorrow night will remove the mat
ter from that body forever. /
The Committee on Health ordered
the Superintendent Of the Almshouse,
Major Charles P. Bigger (who also has
supervision Of the smallpox hospitaD,
10 board up the windows to the hospital
at Clarke's-Spring property, and take
other steps to secure the city property
there. Major Bigger had the work
done, and o bill amounting to some
thirty-odd dollars was sent to the Com
mittee on Health for their approval and
payment. /
The committee have no funds, and
this claim will have to be presented to
the Council for payment. There are
other matters Of importance connected
with the electric light and the Commit
tee on Claims and Salaries that will be
considered tomorrow afternoon, and no
doubt the meeting Of the Council will
be fully attended.
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Persanals ma Hricfs.

Captain Gordon McCabe. Of Peters
burg, and Hon. Holmes Conrad, Of
Frederick, were in the city yesterday.
The drapery on the custom-house has
been torn and tossed by the winds, and
should now either be fixed up properly
or removed.
That accomplished artist, W. L.
Sheppard, ESQ.,, is making the design
for the inaugural-ball invitation card.
A number Of the members OF the
Legislature went home yesterday,
Speaker Charles E. Stuart among the
number.
Mr.. George Grant, owner of the cele-
brated Beauregard farm, near the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, is
visiting the city. 1t is understood that
movement is on foot among capitalists
te incorporate, under the name of the
Jericho Hotel Company, the choice
portions Of his farm, including the
baths. A feature Of the scheme is that
shareholders will be entitled to build
cottages upon the grounds. The move
ment is likely to institute fashionable
and popular adjunct to the old White
The markets yesterday were bounti-
fully supplied with game, but the prices
were high.
Mr.. Edward Cummins is quite sick
at his residence, on Broad street.
All the hotels are doing good bust
ness. Christmas and the Legislature
bring people TO the city in numbers.
Andrew j. Wingfeld, Superintendent
Of Public Grounds and Buildings anc
Register of the Land Office, keeps thu
Capitol Square as neat as pin.
Mr.. Joseph Samaniis dying. Friday
night he received the last rites OF tn
Catholic Church. He has been i'll sine
last July, and has suffered greatly. Hi
disease is consumption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-06

much bloodshed already. His claims
to the throne can only be understood by
going back to the reign of Ferdinand
VII. After being left widower three
times, and being without children, this
monarch married Maria Christina, as
his fourth spouse, in the year 1929.
She bore him two children, both daugh-
tiers. By her influence he was induced
to abrogate the Salique law, which ex-
cluded females from the royal success
sion; and when he died, September 20,
1888, his elder daughter, Isabella, Prin-
cess Of Asturias, was declared to be his
successor. Three months previously
the deputies, Cortes, and grandees of the
kingdom had taken the oath of fealty
to the Princess, and had done homage
to her.
In 1884 Ferdinand's brother, Don
Carlos, who would have been King but
for the abrogation of the Salique law,
rose in rebellion. Two years after his
claims to the throne were unanimously
rejected by the constituent Cortes.
The result of the instruction was I'M
favorable to the cause Of Don Carlos,
who, in 1874, transferred his claims to
bis eldest son. This second Carlist
pretender signed remuneration Of all
his claims to the Spanish throne, as the
price Of liberty after his arrest as the
leader of an insurrectionary force.
His brother continued the role of
Carlist pretender, and the son Of this
brother is the present representative Of
the Carlist cause.
He was born in lS4s. Risings on his
behalf took place in 1869, 1870, and
1872. After the abdication Of King
Amadeo, in 1873, he entered Spain and
began a war which kept the northwest
ern part Of Spain in great confusion
until the early part of 1876, when the
rebellion was crushed by the army Of
King Alfonso. Don Carlos and the
other leaders fed to France, from
whence be was expelled in 1881, for al
legged intrigues with the Royalists Of
that country. By his marriage, in
1867, to Margaret de Bourbon, he be-
came a near relative to the late Bourbon
prctender to the crown Of France. Don
Carlos, who lives at Venice, is the
father Of five children. II Is stated that
eager representatives of his claims are
at Bsyonne, in the south Of France,
ready to invade Spain when he shall
give the word.
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the American supaay.schoo, Union.

THE American SBnaaysbchO Ums0n'
For the Dispatch.l
The society that takes care OF the
children during the last sixty-one years
has organized $4,000 Union Bible
schools, containing 4S3,047 teachers
and 3,259,S45 scholars. 1t has aided
and encouraged $4,000 other schools
and expended in missionary work over
$4,000 900, and distributed BY sale and
donation $4,000, 900 worth OF sound
moral and religious literature.
The following is summary OF work
In tho South Sabbath schools organi-
zed, I4,479; numbering 90,347 teach
ers and 750,700 scholars. Aid has
been given to Is, 500 ether schools. The
fruit gathered may be seen in the Or
eanization Of thousands Of churches.
The work in Virginia has been pushed
vigorously during the last sixteen years.
New schools organized, 657; teachers
and scholars in them, 1887 Bibles
and Testaments given away, 6,O2O
families visited, 7,065. In the past
year Missionaries Wickham and Con-
ner have labored with great success In
the counties of Bath, Carroll, Craig,
Allegheny, Highland, Floyd, Giles,
Montgomery, Patrick, and Wythe.
Seventy schools were organized in
needy and neglected places. These
contain 245 teachers and l,500 scholars.
One hundred and fifteen other schools
were aided.
Rev. j. II. Mccullough, superintend-
ent of the Southern district, is in the
city in the interest Of this great cause.
Churches, Sabbath schools, and indi-
viduals are asked to aid in the support
and extension OF this important work
among the destitute and neglected chill
dren of Virginia. Work done for the
least Of these little ones is work done
for the Master.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-06

The work on the Manchester street.
railway 10 progressing IS rapidly as
could b expected, all things taken into
consideration. The track has been laid
I'll The way on Hull and Seventh streets,
on The bridge, most Of the way from the
bridge 10 Main street in Richmond !;
and nearly ell Of the streets where torn
up have been repaved. The cars have
been ordered, the teams bought, and
the cars are expected to be started
Monday, December 2lst.
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JeMeIrY nj Low Prices.

Goddard & Moses sixth holiday re-
duction-sale affords an excellent oppor-
tunity to those who have purchases to
make in Watches, Diamonds, Silver
ware, and Jewelry to secure bargains.
Every article has been marked down to
bottom prices. Just think of Gen
tleman's Gold Watch, $50. Lady's
Gold Watch, 500 and other goods ii
like proportion. Goddard & Moses, 900
Main street.
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| do not wish to deceive the public
by an advertisement pretending to offer
my stock at cost, but it is a case oil
necessity that compels me to yacate my
warehouse January LIST, and / have no
room for storing the stock. Seldom
are such opportunities offered toparties
in want Of Furniture.
+. GATHRIGHT's Son,
II and l6 Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-06

eious character and thief. Case con-
sinpcd.
Mamie G. Rimblsy, drunk. Fined
t2.50.
Julia Ann Fry scolored,, stealing.
Dismissed.
Thornton Meredith, perjury. Sent to
The grand jury.
Robert Lindsay, William Manning,
James Wilson, Henry Yesbury, George
Daler, and Ambrose Perry, trsmps.
Ordered to leave town within twenty
four hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-06

TOR RENT, THAT ATTRAC- G
IL TIVE, CENTRALLY-LOCAT ~
AND VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
No. 7l0 east Grace street, containing ABOUT
twelve rooms, all conyeniences, and In
thorough order. ,.,,,,, ,>,,
For rent, the DESIRABLE BRICK De
TACKLED DWELLING No. 81 west Mar
shall street, containing six or seven rooms,
with modern improvements &C.; IN THOR
ough repair. o,a
For rent, BRICK DWELLING No. 3lS
south Fourth street, eight rooms, gas
water, &c. - o,, m,
north Twenty-fourth street, containing
aioht rooms gas, water, &c. Rent low.
For rent, TWO NEW AND ATrkAC-
TIVE DWELLINGS, Nos. 1900 and 1904
west Main street, containing six rooms
each w, H LYME & CO.,
do EAT lll3 Main street.
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FOR RENT.
Il NICE DWELLINGS
AT LOW RATES.

1913 Ross, near Mayo street; IL rooms.
Il2 Eighth. near Clay street; 10 rooms.
No 10 Clay, near Adams street; 10 rooms.
No. 40s Leigh, near Fifth street 10 rooms.
Corner Park avenue and Morris street {;
4 rooms.
lO7 Twenty-ninth, near Grace street
8 rooms.
1IS Mayo, near Ross street; rooms.
blg Fifth, near Clay street; rooms.
423 Main, near Henry street; rooms.
BOZ Seventh, near Clay street; rooms.
sl5-No. 234 Cherry street; rooms.
sl5-No. 1904 Main street; rooms.
sI4-No. geo south Third street: rooms.
sl2-No. 63l Belvidere street; rooms.
sl2-No. 1919 west Clay street; rooms.
Sl2-No. 600 China street; rooms.
sII-No. 5lI Henry street; rooms.
slO-No. - Twenty-fifth street; 5 rooms.
sg-No. 1914 west Marshall street; rooms.
sq-No. GIG China street; rooms.
s7-No. Sol south First street; rooms.
s7-No. 6I0 Church street; 8 rooms.
s7-No. 100 Chaffn street; rooms.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
10 Cot ill3 Main street.
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The Price Tells.

Call at 90l Main street, and see the
prices that E. b. Spence & Son are offer
ing their stock Of Clothing and Over
coats at. They are determined to sell
as low as the lowest.
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Pages Fuel.

the best, cleanest, and freest-burning in
the city. Call Telephone los, Nine
teenth and Cary streets, or 4O7 Broad
and Norton streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-06

The argument on the demurrer in
tho damage cases against the Chesa-
sske and Ohio Railway Company,
pending in this court, was concluded
yesterday. Tho Court takes tins TO
consider.
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Fresh Fruits for fruIt-Cake,
CHRISTIAN, WHITE q Co.'s.

Those who desire to get an extra
fne piece of Beef should call on A.
Eichel, at New Market, who keeps No.
I Beef all the time, fresh or sailed, aud
Spiced Beef particularly for Christmas.
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FOR RENT.

- - m
Tor RENT, FRAME DWELLG
Il ING, Thrtieth street near Libby ~
Hill: six rooms; s1l per month.
FRAME DWELLING, Thirtieth street
near Libby Hill; five rooms; 1888.
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS on Franklin
near Thirtieth street: six rooms each be-
sides out-kitchen; $40 per month.
BRICK TENEMENT Oh Thirty first street
between Main and Franklin SO per month.
STORE No. 36l4 Lester and three dwell
ing. rooms; $3.50 per month. 40
No. 3706 Lester street-DW EBLlNG, WIN
six rooms; SIS per month.
STORE corner Nicholson and Highland
streets, with three dwelllng-rooms; " per
month. -
FRAME TENEMENT on Lewis street, be-
yond the Fulton Baptist church; six rooms;
81 per month. - 49, ,,,,,
DIV ELLlNG-ROOMS; IS per month.
Also, a large number OF ROOMS at from
$3.50 to IS per month. Il. Z. GODDlN,
370s Lester street, Rockets.
de S.eod2t
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Cali Up

Telephone I65 Nineteenth and Cary
streets or 407 Broad and Norton
streets), and be convinced Of the heat
ing qualities and commences of Pages
Coal and Wood.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

"A
Boston, November 2, 1882.
Dear MessrS. HdineS:
The Piano Forte OF your make used at my
concert last night is the most admirable In
strument have ever seen. was especially
pleased with its marvellous sustaining and
carving quality, as well as with the dell.
cacy and evenness OF its action, which |
was afforded complete opportunity OF test
ing, In accompanying myself during the
concert. ,,.o
of your Upright Pianos. This. | think, Is
the best endorsement can give you,
Cordially yours,
CHRISTINE NILSSON RANZASD.
MANLY n. RAMOS Is the sole agent for
these celebrated PIANOS. .o
de a 9O3 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND.
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All the latest songs and instrumental
pieces. Walter d. Moses & Co., Ola
Main street.
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Fine Ba,;o.-Cneap Banjos.

Dobson Professional and other Banjos
in endless variety, from $3.50 to s75.
Walter ID. Moses & Co., Ola Main
street
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Tho Excitement Continues

made by the rush for Pages Fuel
dry, clean, and best burning.
1906 Cary telephone 1861 and Broad
and Norton telephone 400.
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a Popular Main-street store For
Rent.

Rent.
A desirable Main-street store with
basement, between Eighth and Tenth
streets, 25xl00 feet, can be rented for
one year or more. Present occupants
are contemplating change in their
business. Address promptly "PA-
CIfIc," care Carrier No. /.
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s-Ssop Belmont Organ, $50.

l0-sToP BELMONT ORGAN, eco.
Don't buy Piano or Organ until you
see our stock. Walter ID. Moses & Co.,
GA Main street.
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s.S,op Belmont Organ, $50.

l0-sToP BELMONT ORGAN, 600.
Don't buy Piano or Organ until you
see our stock. Walter ID. Moses i Co.,
Ola Main street.
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ANON z.Ocfaye Plano. slzo

Don't buy a Piano or Organ until
you see our stock. Walter ID. Moses
& Co., GA Main street.
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Now z.octaxe Piano. sIz5.

Walter d. Moses & Co., Ola Main
street. Don't buy Piano or Organ
until you see our stock.
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nsaies Ceurs.

The following cases ware disposed Of
yesterday:
Gsorgs Washington lcolored), assault.
Dismissed.
John Hsrdsr, writing obscene Ian
guags on the Free bridge. Fined e5.
James Thompson lcolorsd), suspi-
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MORE AND CHEAPER LIGHT
NEEDED.

Call at the
HOUsEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM
No. 52s Broad street. and learn how to- sup
ply this want.
Lanap-Day
at our store on MONDAY NEXT, on which
occasion we shall display the larges, anu
most brilliant assortment OF LAMPS ever
seen south OF New York. We have these
goods direct from the most popular manu-
fscturen Of the country. Persons wanting ~ hs
any kind OF Lamps cannot tsl 70 20
pleased. IL Is well known that these goous
are very scarce. but our buyer has succeed
ed In obtaining good supply.
We have our usual variety or
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.
Also, q full line OF ,u AZ
AUTOGRAPH ard PHoroGhArh AL
sCRxP-BooKs and JUVENILE BOOKS.
Call on MONDAY and see our sno" "
LAMPS and DOLLS.
OTHER sPECIALTrEs an.
on future daya
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AVERAGED
IN herd ndh
bel
shavea
RECORDS.
Six
pounds
N quality
Of &
no2 Y.
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K. Is. Cook. Auctioneer,
No, "A Ninth street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE.-On

HANDSOME FURNITURE. On
IL TUESDAY, 6TH INSTANT,
at 10 o clock, will sell Of my store large
and general assortment OF very handsome
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, embracing q
great variety, such az
/ very handsome WALNUT CHAMBER
SUIT. very stylish:
WALNUT WARDROBES
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUFFET,
EXTENSI0E-TABLES,
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS.
and In fact almost every article usedsn
honsekeeping-all belonging 10 several
families leaving the city.
This affords good opportunity 70 persons
wanting good furniture. n. h. COOK,
DEF Auctioneer
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TOR RENT, THAT ATTRAC- A
l. TIVE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE: -
with TWENTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT
LAND attached, on the Brook turnpike
one mile from the city. FOR marker shr-
den or as a suburban home" IL has many
advantages. Possession LIST OF January.
Apply to JOHN 1; nVDDaH, ,
de f-eod3t Back and Eleventh Streets.
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Smoked ana Salt Salmon.

Trimmed, Scotch, and Roe Herrings
at CHRISTIAN, WHITE d Co.'s.
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akin psIstots are MAIDS IN the
same way, and the useful sscques
s;,h coat sleeves may be hsd
n s,ther otter or seal skins with
hands Of trimmings, but II Is the inva-
,;.hls advice Of furriers that these gar.
ments be bought untrimmsd, oil the out
Law Of money going for the necessary
fur. leaving trimming to be added an
other season, when . change OF style
NAV demand it. Long cloaks Of otter
ar of seal, covering the wearer from
neck to foot, are shown in the Newman.
ket shape, fitting the figure as If blocked
upon it, the fronts double-breasted and
the sleeves in the close-coat shape that
leaves the arms more freedom than the
wider square sleeves set in from the
elbows; these coats and the long u
sters of seal-skin are worn either plain
or trimmed, and alike by young and
elderly women.
Nantes Of seal-skin are the most
dressy Of all fur wraps, and come in
various yisite and mantilla shapes, with
the back always quite short on the
tournure and the fronts pointed, round,
or long and square-cornered. A novelty
among these is the introduction of coat
sleeves in garments similar otherwise
to the visites that have the square
sleeves which some ladies complain OF
because they con6ne the arms to the
sides. For stout figures is q grace
full mantilla that folds over the arms
without being shaped into sleeves Of
any kind. A border of some long
feeced fur, to which may be added pen
dant tails in fringe, or else fringe Of
fur balls, is considered necessary for
most fur mantles. Shoulder-capes OF
fur are liked by young ladies in the
short furs, such as Astrakhan, seal,
otter, and beaver. These are the only
fur garments that retain the high full
shoulders worn last winter.
CHILDREN's FURS.
Collarettes and small muiis for chill
dren are made Of chinchilla, natural bea-
yer and gray krimmer there are also
pretty and inexpensive sets Of gray
squirrel and Of white cony, and of the
crinkled Chinese dog-skins. A little
turban with a round crown, or polo
cap with a fat crown, completes that
outfit. Long coats of seal-skin, like
the cloth coats worn by small girls, are
often made up out Of the partly-worn
garments Of the grown-up members Of
the family.
FUR ROBES AND RUGS.
Robes for the inside of lady's car
rage are of dark-colored furs, such as
the soft and pliable jenet-skins, or those
Of natural seal, or else 'coon-skins I;
those of natural plucked beaver and of
dyed seal-skins are more expensive.
For infants carriages are robes Of white
Astrakhan, or of the crinkled Chinese
dog or white cony-skins, or of the
pretty spotted fawns. For gentlemen's
wagons are wolverine and bear-robes.
The newest fur-rugs for the floor or for
hangings have the animal mounted in a
raised and natural attitude, as if spring.
ing, running, or crouching, on a dark
background of black goat or bear-skins.
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California Sherry for Jelly,
CHRISTIAN, WHITE 4 Co.'s,
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Tor RENT, A SUIT OF THREEG
Il ROOMS; second floor, large back n.
porch, and double closet; BATHROOM anu
without board, furnished or unfurnished.
Also, NICE. DRY BASEMENr-OFflCE
entrance from street; has stationery book
ease. &C, Furnace fires in rear. Apply 10
DIR. GEORGE h. STEEL,
de act 723 Main street.
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Homemade Mince-Meat.
To The Public.

Plum-Puddings, at
CHRISTIAN, WHITE & Co.'S.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND
a STORE IN FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
AT ACCTIoN.-by order OF Dx. George b.
Steel. adm Illustrator o. g. w. Garrett, de-
ceased. / win offer for sale at public anc-
ton, In front OF the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. DxcxsRER Q. MKT.
at IL o'clock ~, that LARGE BRICK
DWELLING with store ard hack bnildings.
situated ON the east side OF Main street, a.
present occupied by Messrx J. J. Berry ana
William j. Moon. The building 10 in mod
efately good repair. very large. With All
conN eniences for q com forta BILE home. The
los runs back 20 Sophia street. with en-
trance from ssid street 10 the property.
The store having heen long occupied By
MT. Moon - Jewelrv store. has become q
wsu-esfa hliShed business stand.
THRns of eAkKs One third Of the pur-
chess. money I'm cash; the balance In six
aud twelve months with Interest," Tile
given and deed OF trust b ken 70 pscurc the
deferred payments JAMES ROACH.
De SAT- Auctioneer.
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EoAte:n-E;eAan Cattle,

ALL AGES AND IMPoRTED:
HE
d A
ITS MERIT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-25

Matinee at 2. Evening performance ats
a' o1 once open Thursday at loan. No
extra charge Tor Reserved seats