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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

pie. Our object Il not to buy The latter
TOAD outright, hut simply to obtain aeon.
trolling Interest In 1t, for which we will
psy pert IN cash aud part in sccuri.
lies. Mr.. Dricc, who il large holder
IN the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia, does not seem fivoraby In.
cIIned 10 the sale. but II Il possible
he may change his mind. lean assure You
that poihing definite has been done yet"
Mr.. Fleming represents large English
and Scotch iollowing, aud became very
prominent here last fill in hi. connection
with The famous Texas and Pacific re0r.
canIzatiOn scheme. After succeeding In
caIryiag out his plans 10 that m liter he
went back 10 Europe, but returned to this
country few weeks ago. and now has
again become prominent IN these pending
negotiations. J..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
We omitted others

At present the proposition to abolish the
ipterpal.reyenuc taxes on whiskey and TO-
bacco seems TO be The most formidable rival
OF Morrison's proposition TO reduce Gus
toms duties. and 10 extend the list OF srti-
cles that shall be entitled TO free entry
Washington Post.
Can there lee Virginia congressman who
will fail 10 vote for the substitute: Is there
one who prefers M0RRIsoN's billy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

Powers had drawn line beyond which u
would be dangerous for htm to 20. The
altitude Of Austro.IIungary aud England
respecting the bulgarian question, together
With certain outgiyines from Berlin, rel
6ered II wise ,hat Russian intrigue 10 Bnl-
CARA should be suspended for the present,
az least.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
RAILROAD NOTES.
Norfolk ard Western anu East Ten.
neacse. virginia ana Georgia.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HlcuniOnu DlspAtcns
NEW YORK. December 10. 1886.
The rumors Of negotiations between tue
Norfolk and Western and the East Ten
ne,sec, Virginia and Georgia people look
ing towards the purchase OF the latter
named road by the former are sill flying
about Wall street and continue TO cause
considerable comment ia hnanciIl and rall.
road circles. Conferences have been held
between Messrs. kimbali, Brice, aud
Fleming, and to-day your corre-
spondent called upoa Mr.. Fleming
and asked him what truth there was Ia the
story. "fhere Is some truth In it, he
replied. awe have bad some conferences
about the matter, aud will meet again In a
day or two. No direct olier has been made
by the Norfolk and Western representa-
tiyes. nor has any price been fixed by the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia peo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

HAlsTEAp says he is for SIBERIAN for the
presidential nomination first, last, and all
the time. A few days ago llA'sTEAD was
for BLAINE. II seems that the wili'cyed
editor Of the Commercial. Gazette Is de-
,ermincd to kill of all the prominent Re-
nublican leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

The Shenandoah (Woodstock) Herald
comics Dir. L. JoHNsON's recent letter on
the old clerks from the Dispatch. and also
our editorial comments, and then adds:
a remarkable omission is made by the
Dispatch in the case Of the Williams fam
ily OF SHENANDOAH family historic IN
several Of It's branches. A letier to Generu
lanes IL. Williams, Of Woodstock, would
reward the Dispatches correspondent. we
are sure. 1t is an encouraging feature in
Tie development Of NIrgini9 History TINT
such inquiries are made and iittingly an
swered"
We omitted others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

The Philadelphia Press says: alt is
strange that nobody has suggested to
President CLEVELAND that he might get rid
Of that rheumatism by carrying a horse
chestnut In his pocket "a copy OF his recent
message, for instance" Wouldn't that
ioke answer the pnrposey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
The Southern Boom.

The Albany journal. in reviewing GER
tain statistics touching southern progress,
says:
"The evidences of revivinc prosperity
in the South will he received with satlsiac-
ton by every patriotic American who
wishes well for his country. When the
south il rich in manufacturing interests
and is drawn closely into business relations
to the other STATES in the Union the sectional
line " hich has divided the country too long
will disappear. The people IA wholawi'l
then be able to press forward with the IRE
slsiible energy which characterizes the
Americans TO place the United states IN
wealth, power, and influence at the head OF
the nations OF the world. The revelations
If our resources and possibilities made IN
the West and South in the past twenty
wears give but dim idea oi what America
will be AZ the dawn Of the twentieth cen
fury II peace prevails throughout the
land
There can be no doubt that at the dawn
OF the twentieth century peace will prevail
throughout the land. by that time the
whole tribe and generation OF the malig-
nants will have been gathered to their faith
ers. That thought cOmpensates in large
measure for the fact that men do not now
live to be As old as METHUsELAH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

Almost every co, or and every kind.
Csll ia aud see. aud YOU Will ma
Anything and everything not In your minn
60 away happy, leaving nothing wanted
behind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

"The ghost in the Presidents political
closet Is named BENTON, and IL will not
down." But the organs that are bent on
Undertaking. it into political capital will
,,.f loft
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f .'-+''
MhI t.E'-,
.SINrH AND BROAD srKEEfS. .
70 ..-..ssss-- ..ssrs.-sss.sssssss
A%GN tbtlis>
DEPARTMENT..

- .......... ..................- ....r
AHfb -tb1liS
DEPARTMENT..
b., ....+s..s..s'Hs-.''s. ~
MANlCUKG SETS p'ete ~ 49c
Genuine CELLULOtD COVE AMI BRUSH,
~ -aiiE.lined ,asc At elI9:
Hsndsome BRONZE CANUELA HHis at
25c.
HpnGsome BRONZE VASES ~ 25c.;
t'eoaut BRASS PHOTO-FRAMES a. 80.
----1SSle PLUSH KEN-upLDER5 aId
MAICH-sAFFS, Toe up;
Correct THERMOMETERS ol Plush nod
eis at 3gc
Iprge SCRAP .pOOkS 25c
Complete PORTFOLIOS. 15c.:
F.Bcy PA"ETEKlEs. l0c. toSl;
Elegant AMBER and CELLuLOiD MANI
CURE DHEHSl*G- AMI SHAVING
SITS al special prices;
LtBIN's. AlKINSDN.- =. and OAkhEi'S
EXThACrS. COLGATES amt OAK
LkY'S TOILET. WATERS. srKnrH-
ELS SILVER. MEDAL COLOGNE in
cut-glass bottles At 81 aud gSc.;
Finest FLOHIDA-~ ATER. acc:
Flue SOAPS IN Fancy Boxes:
FiueTO LET ACCESSORIES OF 81 kini,.
julius MEYER q SON
GOi AND sos BROAD srkEEr
........s.. st...t...
For every purcbase OF 81 you receive q
tic8et foi our Xmas Drawing. de II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Crushed Under % Wagon.

ToPtVIUI IVItbIdIII 70 tIIv iioFaNVu'I
STANTON, Va, December ia wagon
heavily laden with hour passed over the
little four-yelr.old grandson Of Professor
Carl IIintz, muSic-teacher, this evening.
The little fellow was coastiug, and ral
under the wagon on north Augusta street.
The wagon passed over his body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
NJ. s. FKEDENHElMS.
Gil east Br0ad street.

Wealso wish TO inform Onr patrons that
for this week We have a present In store for
them. 70 those purchasing from us TO the
amount OF $3.50 or over we Will present
anINFORTED NOVELTY in the shape OF
Handeome Breastpn.
Our pr,ces for this week on MILL merry
GOODS will be lower than ever.
several lots OF GOOD SHAPES in Felts-au
peIfect-clOsing out at 35. 40, and Soc;
A few GOOD SHAPES in French Fur tels
closing ont ut 75c.
VELNETEESS, Black, from 21c. worth
CoL0RED vELvErEENs from s5c. worth
DRESS. SILK. FINISHED, vELVETS %
inches wide for 6Oc. worth TO day 75c.;
SILK VELVET in all Colors and Black
beautiful Gunlity-ssc. worth sI.lo;
DRESS TIL NMlNGS-an enOrH out Ntrte'
ty-conslsting OF JET and Beaded Passe
menteries. Gimps. Gallons ana Drop
Trimmings, Hussar and tuslller Orna-
menis. Beaded flOunclngs. MsrsbOut,
Moss Astrscban Sllk and WOr5 ed
Chenille PRINCES, and various OF er
Dress Trimmings az half the manufac.
iurer's ard Importers prices. Cal and
Inspect before buying elseWhere
Ostrich and FANCY FEAruER1-an
Immense assortment-at prices thstdefy
competition.
Almost every coor and every kind.
Call iu aud see. aud YOU VIII fnd
ANYTHING and everything not inyour minh
Go away happy, leaving nothing wanted
behind.
our assortment Of RIBBONS cannot he eX.
cellcd anywhere. as we have almost
Eyrry Color Every Wiith. Every quail
IL, Every Price. and Every. Every-welI,
never mind, just call IN aud we VIII try
eud su{t Won EVERY I'll MI.
TRIMMED PATTERN HASA lovely as
HATS and BONNETS TRIMMED to order
in tie latest styles and in any design
YOU NAV call for. Every body pleased
and nobody displeased Is our motto,
Trade supplied 1t wholesale New YORK
p,ires NJ =. FRkDENHEIM.
do I1-Jt GIL east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Hundreds of articles for HOLIDAY PRE-

Hundreds Of articles for HOLIDAY PHB-
SkNTS.
IN our Dry.Goods Department wi be
found GENTLEMES'S SMOkISG-J ACk-
tTo and uEtSSING-GOWN-, SUSPES ID.
ms. NECKWEAR. HANDkEkCHlEtS
srd NIFFLERS, TABLE Rni PIANO
LOVERS, TABLE-rLOrHS, NAPKINS,
IOWEIS and DOll4lES.
our second floor is crowded with GOODS
or EVERY DESCRIPTION 40 such an
eseortrrut can be- found elsewhere. IL
would more Than MI the oolumnsot this pa
psrwere We 10 enumeTate ali articles That
w. nave IN this departm ent. ..,.,.,
'eS LEV ! * IA -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

Chnmpagne. with a minimun OF alcohol,
is by far the whOlesOmest and possesses re-
Inarl;abie eXhilarating power.
THOMAS KING CHAMBERS,
NJ. ID +. Il. c. p,
Honorary Physician to II. X. II. the Prince
OF Xaes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

Champagne. willis. only possessing the
alcoholic strength OF natural wines Is use
In for exciting the tagging powers In case
Of ~ haUhtlOn.
Lecturer on Physiology AT Guys Hospital
London,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

Chnmpagne containing the smallest per-
ce:.tsge 0. spirits IS the most wholesome.
join SWINBUR%E. NJ ID.
former Health officer OF the Port OF New
York. De II SuNWo 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

The following headline appears in the
New Orleans CITY Item: elias Ben. Butler
Gone Crooked" A singular question for
a New Orleans newspaper to ask.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
New HOOK.

A lylfa Young Woman. A Novel. BY
the Aaitbor OF "who Is sylvan" New
York !. HARrER q BROTHERS,. 1886. Price
10 psper 20 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

e Belle Of Nelson"-that noted Ken
tucky " hiskey-cau be had only from W.
-. Blair & Co., 100 east Main street.
Di.tiled in 1881. and for six-yeIroId
whiskev the price cannot be surprised.
Also. trv our popular 3lLty" Cigar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
MYERS,
CORNER 9Th AND BROAD.
: M = -
JEW ELRN.
PLATED NOVELTIES. /.

What is more suitable for present than
an ornament for personal sdornment?
In our display Of JEWELkY the striking
In itatious OF the real wares are something
novel. and as we sell these goods on the
same margin Of prOnts as IN our other de-
YaItmenis. our prices are very low.
OUR STOCK Is EXHIBITED IN FIVE
CASES.
Csse No. l exhibits Ladies' Solid Gold,
Fine Koll-Plate. OXydized and solid Sill
yer. RhiI estone, Amber. and Garnet Pins
and Ear. Drops
Case No. 2 exhibits Lqdies's Solid Oxy-
died and Coin. Silver. Rhinestone. AmOer.
and Garnet Halr.Plns and Combs: and
Ladies solid and ROll-Plsts Oxyd aud
Coin-Silver Vest aud Fob Chains
Case No 3 exhibits an elegant assort-
ment OF Ladies and Children's Solid aud
Roll. Pate bracelets and Rings. special:
Infants Guaranteed 12-KaTat Solid Goid
Kingsatsl.
Case No. exhibits 6entlemen's and La.
dies Metal and Stone CuiI- and Collar. Bat.
tons In endless variety Of style and sizes:
slso, Geptlemen's scaTf-Pins from use. 10
60, and Fine Roll-P Plate Vest Chains.
Case No. exhibits Ladies' Jet Pins,
Drops Ornaments, &C., IN Englsh Crepe
soIe Bead Effects, &C., for first and second
mourning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
THE Greatest BARGAINS on THE SEASON ARE NOW OFFERED
THALHIMER BROTHERS
LADIES' WRAPS, MISSES WRAPS, AND CIILDDENy WRAPS

wti
the
g.
At
Manufacture
udaIh
s'tyofhEn
Is made
dies II WuOlN
the finest made
10
nforths &
s. go
all the
Tor
all
a
do
An i've OF MUFTs receNedat
THA/I/lNER BROTHERS,
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.
tde
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
HOLIDAY GOODS.
l-.-l.. - lff7"T ~ IT ' I'"|-I-rrrrTrt.
ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY
OF
Christmas Presents.

ELEGANT BOOKS-comprising the stand. :
ard and popular authors. English ana
American in Handsome Findings
many OF them finely illustrated. ana
some OF which are Tare-not easily oo-
tainable.
BIBLEH-Large. Medium. and Pocket
sizes in choice bindings. Among tnen
IL the TEACHEk'S BIBLE, which every
SUNDAY school teacher. student ana all
who desire to read the Holy scriptures
infeligeutly should own
PRAYERBOOK AND HYMNALS-all
sizes and styles OF binding. from the
plainest and cheapest TO the most ele'
giant and costly.
little affairs OF choice ana uneXception-
FINE ENGkAvINGS OF interesting sub.
jects ,
PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGRAPH ALI
BUNS In great variety.
PHOTOGRAPH-FRAM MIS- and PItTURS5
OF new designs forming pretty shorn-
ments for The table and mante'ptece.
PORTABLE WRITING. DESKS OF Manosa-
ny, Walnut. Rosewood. and Leather.
PORTFOLIOS OF Morocco. french Calf
Russia. and Alligator Leather.
LAP.TABLkTS for Ladies' use-a handy
substitute for the writing: desk. .,
NOVELTIES In INKsTANDS. PAPER
WEIGHTS, BOOK.CLAMPS, PORra-
BILE MIRROKS, &c.
FINE POCKET BOOKS and PU RISES OF va
rious sizes aud style
CARD ChStS aud ClGAR-CASES.
SCRAP. HOOKS ofmany sizes ana qualities
IRkSsING.CA SES-Ei egaut. finished in
Rich Plush satin. aud Leather.
MANICURE CASES in Plush ana Alligator
skin. .., ,,r.,,
HANDSOME BOXES OF NOTE-pAPEH,
ENVELOPES. and CARDS.
GOLD PENS. GOLD PENClL-C A9ES, and
CHARMS for the Wstch-cnaln.
LADIFS' REIICULkS ana BAGS.
PAGER FOLDERS ~ Pearl. lvOrv. &c.
CHILDREN'S BOOkS.-Our stock IN thls
department has been selected. not o1ly
for their popularity and beauty, bnt Tor
their upeXcept iOnpl character.
TOY BOOKS-Brilliant. attractive, ana
cheap ,,,,,,,,
ALPHABET aud BUILDlNG-BLOCK5f for
the young ones,
CHRISTMAS CARDS A large COLLECTION
OF new styles. which are inexpensive
anordipg every one the opportunity OF
revivlnG gentle memories OF love and
nome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

s" SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth streets).-Rey. W.
~. LASDRUM, ID. d.. Will preach al IL A.
81 aud u. NJ. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

A merry Christmas, with hearty good
cheer
Many good wishes. with HAPPY New
lear,
MAY the wishes come In reality, snd boun-
iiful TO those IN need,
Ard their homes iilled with happiness
with Gods essings indeeu!
-GrectinI Irlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

By" TIE INSTALLATION OF
Rev. ]. II. BARNES VIII take place at Fall
ION BAPTIST CHURCH THIS AFrERN0ON at 3
O'ClOck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
BRIEF COMMENT.

The Baltimore and Ohio tunnel IN Phila-
delphia having been finished, the Qnaker
City can now claim TO be a suburb OF Balti-
more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

PROFESSOR G. A. KASS IS AC-
GETTING PUPILS NOW aud forming
classes for PAINTING FIGURES, LAND
~TAPFS FLOWERS. FRUIT, &C Also.
SKETCHING and DRAWING. The classes
vii he foImed very soon. Please address
$40 north First street. De IL IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

NsAIN.SrRFET STORE FOR q
WI RENT-Erck store oud Dwelling %
above. 40. I4lO Man street good stand
ard rent low. SUTTON 500.
de 7-Iu 1hdSu9i hos Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
AMrsyHSyr.
M ozkRT ACADEMY OF MCsI0

7rFSpAY and EDNEspAY NIgur,
with WEDNESDAY MATINEE DgLv@
8owortns doDb show OkAND ~
BEHNlCB, ana DUBLIN DAS GpNruy
COaPANf--a superb specially cJnpsgy
headed by BkYAr O'LYaS the great1.l =
I'll ITish Guides ~ EOw0TtIs ts..n
isugsahle sncres~.
1HEIWlN JAkVEY3; or. MERRY NACa
AND LIVELY O'-.
exhibiting TIE gran6est scenery ever st.
messed IA y iOur through Ireland. rotrtre,
sptciRliN artists introducing theircl.r.e
ieIisiic and refined speclaltier Bras. b.-,
pDd orchcu'rs nnGer the ieaGer7SiYof Pro.
fessor Scott Bn0g. the eminect -Dfuet 81, ..
~. ificoS VI admission, Is. %. s.. aod
6Oc
THUHSDhY. FRIDAY. and 9hTUEpAY
nlGUIS, ARA H-t1iNFf.S. DhDH Dfaa
g. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

L OR Rent, THREE NArANrs3
D Rooms at dil bruad streri-su Ia -
BILE for sample rooms or geutien-n's bed
re ms te lL.lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

EORRENr. TWO NEW HOUSES "a
4 on Washington street uoar Sa VA
pics street: 5 rooms On b.. oue new House
or cary street near Reservoir street, ,
rooms. g. NANHDN g SpN,
Real Estate Agents,
defy-lt 40 uorfn r-utu street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

NlyANfEO. BUYERS FOR 1000
w bushels Prime Earkeyr Peas At rs
periushel 10 'ots 10 suit puFrr..
800 bushels Prime Navy Deans. 81 30 per
bu>hcI.
100 bushels Cho.c' Niucstp App. es.
100 harIc.s Fsuty BalH WIN Apes
car Choice irish FnlaIOe-
h. VALE t~fEiN & co.
Hand - south Fifteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
FUe K.>I.

Tor RENT.
Urar-.f.ri. I,. "a
.iu.i Ir.....I.t .H 20
SPECIAL NDII'f. .4.uy Of f.s. I.I'.s f' fool.
GEM. uu4i.iIIt tp-
IH.F.
Cen'rAly.lorated thee sory Dwelling
ITO tltu, near tiaukau bturct, sixteen
rooms
srse double Residence c'fner cary AMI
Finh street. suiidutc lot "A boarding mouse.
thiiifen ROOMS
Jhr,r.ttois Brick 8-2 w,si Main street
near MorIoe latA. Ith r.pNs
Mrdlum.siye tWu..'ntv Ltck 1919 F.pYi
nerr liirn seven rooms.
trutrsll located ihn~e story Brick lll
Nan utbr StcoId street ten rooms.
6t2 t'Isf. ice' Jackson six fppus.
u Time. near Main st'nrt : TX 300 Iis.
ltl tstN conner lriirfsou . PIN Iuou..
I4"7 west Nam 81 trt- -.N tDnr.s
It~ SOU b Cutrty STR ei. ntrtnI.ns
1904 We-t Main. large ssri ~.N rooms.
smaller dwellings lu Otler lI.tIilrt
stufss laCto'is~ So.
Cali fur WfFhlN kfNi LIST
j. IHON son BROW y ? co,
Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

To All I'm search OF something appropriate
FOR a Christ mas p -eseut We give polite at
ieuiion in assisting 70 q selection.
BeckWith g. Rdrh@Dl.
lde IL eOd6tl
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-09
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL IlVTgLLIGENCg.
Insane Peonle.


Yesterday morning a telephone message
was received at the house announc-
ing that man, evidently insane, was act
ing very queerly in the vicinity of the
Western Hotel Officers Woods and Far
rem were detailed to hunt him up, and
soon conveyed him to the staiion-house.
He gave his name as John J. Mendoza, a
sheep-raiser of Livermore, and proved to
have in his possession a railroad ticket 20
Buffalo, n. Y. He said he had deposited
500 with a friend since his arrival. His
mental condition grew worse after his
arrival al the station-house, and in the
afternoon he was closely looked after for
fear that he might do himself violence.
Ghief Dillman has telegraphed to Liver
more for the unfortunate mans friends to
come and look after him. He is said to be
quite comfortably off, financially, is about
SO years of age, and has q wife in Portugal
Yesterday morning the Commissioners
of Lunacy examined Charles Leper, who
was arrested on suspicion of insanity by
officer Mccormack Wednesday morning,
and has heretofore been an inmate of the
Asylum at Stockton. He was found to be
demented. and ordered to the Napa Asy-
lum. to which place he will be taken BY
Deputy Sheriff Fuller this morning.
A woman named Melyina SALISBURY, 40
or so years of age, who has been an in
mate Of the County Hospital for about a
year, was sent to the city by Superintendent
White yesterday morning, to be examined
as to her sanity. There Is no doubt of her
being insane, and her conduct was of such
i character at the hospital that, though she
was not considered dangerous, it alarmed
the other female patients and kept them in
a condition of nervous anxiety. The Com
missioners did not examine her. as her
sister, who did not wish her sent to the
Insane Asylum, expressed willingness to
take care of her, aud took her away.
Yesterday afternoon the Commissioners
examined II. w. Voight, who was recently
held to answer in the Police Court on a
charge of assault to murder II. J. Postel,
and, being unable to give BAIL has been in
the County Jail ever since The testimony
of Mr.. Postel and several others was taken,
all tending to show that he had not been in
his right mind for some time, and the
Commissioners committed him to the
Asylum at Stockton.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-09
TER /" HOME SEEKER.

TheImmigrati0n Association of North
ern California is now preparing to Issue
the JULY number of the "HOME
SEEKER" 1t is to be enlarged, and
fully illustrated with photographic views
of Northern California. It twill contain
practical information of the resources
and advantages of the Northern Coun-
ties. Allthe proceeds Ofthis publication
will be devoted to the carrying ON OF
immigration work. We appeal to the
business men of the Northern part Ofthe
State to give it their advertising sup
port. BY so doing, the work of bring.
ing an increase Of population to the
State will be carried on. At Ogden a
copy will be put in the hands of each
incoming passenger. In addition to this,
several thousand copies will be dis
tributed on the trains leaving Chicago,
in order to attract the settler intending
to settle in other States and Territories.
Give the "H0ME SEEKERo yOnr sup.
port. Central and Northern California
Immigration Association, $50 Second
street. ap7-tf
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ter Tryon, VIM. Turton Ed. T. Taylor, DR..
G. G. Tyrrell, L. s. Taylor. John Talbot, A.
A. Van VOORHEES,, R. A. Wilmington, 4. g.
Warehouse J. w. Wilson. II. Witten-
brock, II. Weinrich, Ben. WEIGH, s. Was
serman, Joseph Wiseman, Captain ]. D.
Young, j. n. Young.
Remarks were made by Messrs. Chesley,
Hubbard, KatzensteiD, Lubin, Powers and
others, after which the meeting adjourned
10 P. NJ Monday. July 18th.
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Novelties in JeWelry.

Novelties in Burnt Silver Pins, Earrings, Ladies
Collar and Cuff Buttons, ETC.
Rhinestone Jewelry in sterling silver settings-new
goods fresh and untarnished The collection includes
some stylish designs in Hair Ornaments.
Vienna Novelties in Composition Horse and Dog
Heads etc, mounted upon nickel Intended for wear
with out of door and recreation costumes.