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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17
AnssT w.nEs

Ellen Terry gets 1915 wssk tly-
.wo weeks of the year.
Clara Morris counts The uhits horse.
shs sees svery a,outh for luck.
A women Of Augusta, Ne, ,b.s order
ed SCI u false teeth for ber aged pc,
pony.
Ella Whseler W..cox Is said TO Be
exceedingly popular with publishers.
''Decaase she always Goes her wosA
on time" Most poets prefer cash
down.
Lady G.lfnd Belgbsly,of Sarrey.is a
noted dog faneisr. tier M.ise.e dogs,a
breed very scarcs ia England, have
taken all The pr,zsa ~ the dog shows 10,
years.
A Frsnehman bits the nal. on the
head when be says French @oman Col.
lows The fashions as . dog follows has
master. but American ~otnen ss bllna
man follows hls dug.
Jadlc's engagement Ia HAsaaA =
said 20 have besn tie moss phenomsnaily
successful ever known Ia that city.
The receipts for ninetesn psrtormanc,s
are stated Al ssS, f59l5
Mr.. caImaso says that me mos dls-
gassins Gnlug on earth 10 woman ~ho
never combs ner hair. rnlsprosea ea shai
Mr.. Ialmage has an occasional thought
worthy Of being fully conslaerel.
The pretty Turkish wouen in Con-
stansInopIv are becoming "Chrlsslan.
IL ID 20 the exsens II adopting thinass
aud mors transparent . 'jash.masks,' o.
face coverings, than their religion r.
quires.
Mrs. Crawford, the divorces in th
Dixie case, j. a very pretty woman, NJ
Is her sister, ths widow Of tho lat
Ashton Dix, Sir Charles brother. Sls
Charles first wife Was also remarka-
bly, beautiful Woman, an Irish lady, .
Miss shslt. He has an only son BY
her, now twelve years old.
Mrs. J r. 5hoifaer, OF Greensbor.
ough, N. O., h, recently given birth
to twin boys, making eleyea boys in all
in her family. rhe North State has
put her On lis froe Iiss, AID offers the
same premium TO every "dauybter Of
GaiIford county who presents her hus-
bAnd with maIe twins"
Doctors say thai women shoud be
cautious how they call 10 fer s5mpa
ths TO neighborS having .ick children.
Wonen'a clnthlog etfar inaaerm-uts
fugitive haeteala, ard sevafa isl,t 90.
have nesn .ecordei, iatefs, Is Wnlc
contagious diseases are ktle9n hsvs
been brought ABOUT ~ germs carried
into che household "a the folds Of heavy
wuolen fabrics.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17
Administrative Sale.

NOTICES hereby given that ~ al Or
der OF the County Court ot Lam county.
Oregon. duly made aud entered of Record
on the T.h day OF Septe,ni,y1, 1856. tic same
being day Of the rrgaiar September term
ef said Court. the uadeesisnsa ~ Aamsnis
tratrix et the estate OF James B Dawniag,
deceased, was authorized aud commanded to
sell tho following described real property,
belonging TO said estate, to-wlt: The south
east quarter OF the northwest quarter the
northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter:
the northeast quarter of tha southwest
quarter the southwest quarter oi the sonths
west quarter aud lots SIX. nine. ten aud
eleven Of Section eighteen IN Township nine.
south range Que, east Of the .piilametIs
meridian Ia Linn connty. Oaegon, contain
ing 3l6 As 100 acres, and in pursuance OF
SAID order / will on Friday tho 10Th day Of
October. 1856. az one o'clock IN the after
| noon Of said day at the Cuurf House door III
Albany, Linn county, Oregon. sell the above
described rial property to the highest bid.
der, cashin hand.
MATILDA T. DowNrNe.
AatinisFratrix.
natad Cant Qth 1000
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17
BOARDING HALL.
CITATION.

IN ae Coaaty Court II tas County Of Liar,
for ise Ssase ef Oregon;
la the matter Of the eatate of Benz amin
FreelaHd. deceased.
To the following named heirs a. las Of
Ben iamin Frealanf.. deceased, ,to-wit George
Frceian.l. hamilton Freelaad. Elizabe!h
Mann. Sarah Nye. Aahala Payne. Archie
Freeland. Eagene F.ceiand, Olive FreciAnd.
Charles Ftccisnd. Mary FfsslsDds benjamin.
Il Frecland, Jane Pagan. Emma Il Deshiel,
Bertha May Ford. Martha Augeliue Fair.
sad 70 all others unknown II any such there
be.
IN tire name cf tie State Of Oregon. You
aFu hereby cited Ahd required 70 be and ap.
pear IN tha County Conrt OF the County Of
Lem. in the State uE Oregon. At the Court
House. in the city Of Albany. ia said conn
ty aud State. on Friday. the Sih day II Oc-
toher, A. d.. 1856, - the hour OF ten o'clock,
In the forenoon oi .aii day. the same being
she fifth day Of the regular term thereof,
to-wit the October term. 1856. aud then
aud therc show cause,if any exiat, why an or
der Of sale should not he made directing
and licensing the Executor os sAid tate 90
sell all the right. title aud interest oi said
Benjamin Frceland. deceased. at the time
Of his death, both IL Law and 10 equity, Ia
and 20 the real property hereinafter dcserih.
ed, ~ prayed for IA the Tietition of A e
Fasrchild, Executor of the last w'lii and
Testament Of Benjamin Freeiand. deceased.
which petition IL now un ME IN the cennts
Court. OF Linn county, Oregon, which saih
real property is described - follows. ts,-
wit Lots numbered one. two. three Aud
four. Ia block numbered thisty tso.iu tiss eiiy
OF Albany, Linn county, Oregon. n the eaae
arc marked, numbered aud designated on IA.
maps piAts and surveys ol said city now "ss
tile and OF record is the uiliee IL she Conuty
CLERK Of Linn county, Oregon
By order OF the Court. Witness ny haua
aud the seal Of said Court this Stn Ia o
September, 1856
[L.sl ]. z GaLBaAnH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17
Landreth Winter Wheat,

Sowed Ibs in fall II 50. While ether
wheat was frozen out this was not Affected.
IL ib not surpassed BY any variety in hardi-
ness. vigOr Of growth, stiffness aud length Of
straw, freedom from rust, prodnctiyencss
and milling quality. The grain 10 large,
plump, light amber IN color aid hard, yield
weeks earlier than other grain. Will have
a limited quantity Of this famous wheat for
sale for seed wheat for 81 25 bushel, ol
Eastern price, 42c quart by mail, post
paid. Parties wishing to see the wheat
growing can do 90 by calling at my place
mile s + Of Tangent.
A. L. BRIDoET8RMER.
Tangenl, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17
what Parents Eear.

Many persons-esp specially parentsr-o b
ject 10 many quac6 nostrusns likely 10
enpepder or encourage love f1r strong
drink. They are right. Better die 81 dis
lsase tnan OF drunkenness The use III
Parker's Ionic does not involve this dan
curing all ailments Of lhe stomach, liver
aud Kidneys but Il stimulates with at
intoxicating and absolutely cures tho ap-
petite fek liquor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17
4. l.
Confidence.

xrn,e ..tie..litii.n tseslieliic tiist,
part8 Vftle N0rsl. bus proved itselli.
eaeyas slie iebsstl5iu8d uitUrsaigu known
70 liedleai sviailee.
SARSAPARl-LA slls sls'rosice roes y ssai.s sI,a
genuine Honduras saisaparilin) Is rs
biises and lts powers fre eiiliiileed lly
the extrteis Of yellow Dock alit Still
lingIa, iiiB IodEies of Potassium aAd
Iron. md other potent Ingredients.
IC your blood yitiatesl by arrangements
~ uf tho digestive and nsallullat0fy fsne-
tlonsf II u thintcd by berofulnY or
docs u contain tbs pOison Ut Mercury
or Contagious Dlsease7
srt7rs leading physicians Of tbc United
0% States, who know tho composition
OF ArNilss SAh8ApAtlfLIA, say Tint
uothing else so good for fIIe piififea-
ton Of tho blood Ia within tie range og
pharmacy.
nNf " by tho uao OF this remedy Il
Ussht possible for = pefson who lli5
corrupted blood 10 iitfiin sound ieulsE
and prevent transmission III lhs ~
atrucllye taInt 10 porlerily.
THOROUGHLY x sllfflss iTe syrie, rsaosniIpa l,ss
include not only The removal Of eor-
ruptlon from tlle blood, but 81 Tnripli-
mont aud tho strengthening Of TIC
Nltat Vf@N
prerApa r. witnesses, hll oyer tle
hELIAbLE world, testify That tgiis
work lAbetter accomplished by AYYis's
BAnsArAistLLA tban by any Otsser
remedy.
~ nnn TINT II corrupted iIirosi@li dir
0EOUV ease II made pure, tid blood
weakened through tlininuiion Of The
rcd eorpusclss is fnade httQH9, hy
AYEn'a nAn8ApAisit,i.a.
gasamawaganar tbs blood Efid building
FUNfF TIWu up the tstieIn require
time IN serious eilsee, Ililt l,cfeilt wia
bn derived from lie liae of AYNlEH
eARsAPAHffi.A ui0fe speedily tlsfis
from anything eise.
naWwanenafs for which llke efIlsi &
mEUIElNE. falsely clalmed. + nj
tanf in the innrkei. Under nianf Hase
hut the only preparation flias liasst
the test OF time. aud proved woFi
the worlds eonildenee, is
Ayers SaSapd1
PREPARED ny
d. c. Aver O. CO., csscii
Sold by all druggists; Price
SIX bottles for -
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Ar OREGON Cry, or.
July 10th, A, ID. 1856.

LAND OFFIEE AT DNE00N CITY, Or.
July 10th, A, ID. 1856.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notics bl
his intention to make finsl proof in sup
port Of bis claim, and that said proof VIII
be made before the County Judge or Clerk
OF Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, Ore
gon, on Wednesday, October 20th, 1885
viz: Gustav KTiger Homestead Entry
No, 4207 for the s " Of n u OF Section 2
Tp 3S r E.
He names the following witnesses k
prove bis continuous residence upon, anr
cultivation or, said land. viz William II
Cooper. II II Morthorm, r r Humphre,
and John Burnett ali oi Sweet Home n
Linn county, oregon.
w. i. BuRNEY,
Register.
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Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
signed. the administrators Of the estate oi
Sarah A. Hale, deceased, has Eited III the
@ ounty Court OF Linn county, Oregon, bis
Il nal account, and said Court has appoint
ed Monday, November ist. 1886, at ten
o'cl elk q. m, OF said day. for the hearing
of OH ectIons to same account and the set.
tem.nt of the same.
n M. JACK,
Administrator,
'sEATH nFoRD d BLACKRuRN
Atiroptyg for Adm .,stgatsr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17

The mean anuusl rainfall of Iaiia,
according 10 the @ vernmenl lneie.
oroIogisi, is about forty-twe incnes,
varyipg from nearly 800 inches al
g lerra Poos jes to about three Inches
at Jacobabau.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17

Mr.. G. d Reardon, Ba timore. Nd,
G Cammissiouer Deed for i, til states,
ssifsrcd for lons Tins win benma.
tim. which I'D q pro pity to st.
Jacobs ii.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17

Q. y. woLvEHTos. e. II, IRVINE,
WOLvERT0N & BkyINE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Saro'feo % stair in.Froman's ,sriek
ALBANY, OREGON
IAUsAG MILLS,

We base neaf cutter that i as much
~ npfpf enIsDt over the old fasbIoHsd
sananEe aii as ! Case Agitator ia Oytr
. hst ftnHp'i cice an lea, ~ DO strings
2 ~ nsAi Como and see 4.
sox q STEWART.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17
DARN DOOR HANGINcs.

Are always breaking, unless you have
the kind sold by Sox q Stewars, Of Ale
bany. They are maae Of wrought ~ u
cannot jump the track aud will last ife
time. Don't hang another barn door nn-
til you have seen them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17

Al tho Liverpool exhibition there
Is machine for cond IN az milk In
vscuum,a d Il preferable to boiling
it Il atmospheric pressure, AS the
fav vsr i . impaired. The appara-
tus consists q Urge g.obular pan
from which the air Il exhausted uy
en- alr.pump. TIE milk then rises
tfoi Il fr IN Il reservoir aeiow and i
boiled tn IRE, t,gelner With ths SUI II
waich il added to condensed milk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17
Woman


Fear uf discovery, Wilta s
false halr nna dyps. Is i heif
slunt anxiety 10 hcr. 's'le ss
from whom she inuSt 4 isg
wAnnI Of her charms A}e Is
likely 10 make the sltseoNei,.
n 10 reason why slle pltould l 8iii
and rolain all the beauty "a ~ M
her pride ln yonlh. lti her a
Halt NfO0R. AMI, nal uiy''
censo 20 fal OILS bi.4 llew
appear where ~ SCALP iN u nt
and locks tlAnt ufe iurnlf gtave
nrluaIly crown white. Wit Httsti6 ii
nfi4lina ltc4hncNs un3 htitiIffpt III NNH
AYERS HAM NfGoe cures
tieyes'itsry { lStscrc.
Gaoacr N,yrp, f'feleafH ~
hahl At - yeais ol nee.ps ltt thee
had been for several fentriet.
bottle of Ham NtgWn eiaffAAN Is ffunflt ~
Soft. ,lnwnv hnir al uyer lass seNtr. which
soon became thick. lons, nnd slsofe,a.
Ayers Hair lig0
smst q dye, hui hy healthini eiimuhtlan
ot tho roots url color fiHuds letdsiy
restores 10 It's oil .lnal telaf laif tlsat y
Turning ctsy.
Nina. CATHERINE HEAsgrR, IafW ef
rorRl, Nd. hnd her hnir lNdlenh
hhnchetl hy frighl. dutlns Tho ls'e thA
war. AYERS llAtn Moot ~ Jared I
20 ~ natural colef, und nsltlc Il spffef
elosier. aud more abundant ll.an 1 lld
been before.
Scalp ciseaeoo
Which canao dryness, brittleness. and fall.
mg az the hair. dantrtff, itching, uid
annoying sores, ure ali quickly etitd rs
AYHR'SffAIg Ni0oN. ipcnrtd tafiig.
eoYn. BiRae0n6lfs, AtaA.. a lpftsa
able ltcaiDg 90 the Scalp 7 go
TIER. dg., Gee 1st Z, la,, q sis
lleads Aims. ~. n. \. IuyELstE, 1
leesrHie. hY., Of letter Sores; flift
REssfE III. NgnloT. EpfifAnfeA. I'd
Scalp piSease and l1antlruff. u
phliiv AF tho roots of lhe inlr. Mlllvli.
neglected, maV result Ii Iaeufahe l'altlt
ness. Is readily cured b AYERS LAIR
Ntoog. As
n Toi.ce uxury
AYERS HAIR NfGoR lins 10 tHslRl. Is
Il colorless, cluauly, DELIGHTFULLY."- lfgs-
fumed. anl has the effect OF hgsslisf. tic
hair soft, plant, and glossy.
Ayers Hair VigOr,
PREPARED ny
DR.. j. G. Aver &C. Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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The GREAT ENGLISH RIMEDY [

Is A HErER FAILING CURE
I0r Nervous D. oi.its, Sem
lnal Weakness, Exhausted
Vitality, Spernator rhoea
Aass aRanhaesl, ln4o-
st1t4, lalai9sik lItstattFr-
lttss AIS al Tia ttalille
tAssstxst siItt at1il-
ii ulli. and excess In
mature r years, such As Loss
{ NJ mofy. LssSitude, Noc-
surai Emission, asersion "a
society, u M css 81 +
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sLLL, mEnTsmU a WOODWARD.
P1RTLAND, OREGON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17
NOtiO8 Of Final Settlement.

Dated Sept. sth. 1886.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-17
f. NJ. MILLER.
Attorney and COulslOr lit Law.
LEBANON, OREGON.
wiilnracff1.a IL al f..a Cur. \, L.. -.
D. slNTlE

tMh sFktaaLtsI.
NO ~ Aerrney stseet, Ean Francesca, Gal
TREATs ALL CHRONIC. srkciAL AND PRrArg DisEAsKs
n.rli NnxnrnrIsI. >.rr.nen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
Bsiefs ana Personals.
Governor Lee and Attorney General
Ayers attended the races yesterday.

Governor Lee and Attorney General
Ayers attended the races yesterday.
DIR. Taylor expects to leave this morn
ing for Prince George county to testify
in the Puryear poisoning case.
A committee OF citizens are interest
ing themselves with the view Of securing
a reconciliation between Baughman
Brothers and their former employees.
1t is expected that the Supreme Court
Of Appeals will to-day decide the Gu
verius case. Mr.. Willie b. Cluverius,
the brother of the prisoner, reached the
city yesterday.
The ladies Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union invite all visiting
members of the organization to attend
their meeting at 4:30 O'Clock this after
noon at their rooms, at No. 800 east
Franklin street.
A meeting ofpersons owning proper
ty on Eighth street has been called to
be held at The Chancery Courtroom at
6 o'clock this evening for the purpose
OF taking some action in regard to the
building Of the proposed Richmond and
Chesapeake tunnel under said street.
The Ballar case, now before the Su.
preme Court, differs from the case Of
w. X. Smith, in that in the Smith case
the record shows that Smith was too III
10 appear in court. Further than this,
the Commonwealth Attorney can at
any time bring thirteen other and new
indictments against Smith.
The following gentlemen composing
the vestry Of Grace Episcopal church
last year were reelected on the 4th in
slant for the ensuing year-yiz.: W.
d. Gibson, David Bridges, A. Barga-
min. General j. r. Cooke, S. b. Paul,
d. W. MoIriss, }. NJ. Fourqurean,
James W. Pegram, Thomas A.
Brander, S. Il. Jacob, G. A. Lyell, and
L. Breeder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
NETTING OF THE woRKIEoMgSs CON-
vENTIoN LAST MIGHT.
Every Member Present-Permsnent Or
eanisation Rffeeted-The New City
Hall Discussed, &C.

The Workingmen's Convention, COM
posed Of eighty -four members, met at
Iaube's Hall last night, every member
present, effected permanent organiza-
ton. and appointed various committees.
The Convention was composed Of seven
delegates from each Of the twelve work.
inernen's meetings held after the adj
iournment Of meetings Of the different
Assemblies Of the Knights Of Labor,
and who we're not appointed directly
by such Assemblies.
There was spirited, lengthy, and
animated discussion as to what action
the workingmen should take in regard
to the primary, and it is we'll under
stood that they will not participate in
such election. The discussion soon
turned on the new City Hall. Some
thought that candidates for the
Board of Aldermen and Common
Council who are ia favor OF build
ing the hall by day-lsbor should
be supported in the primary, while
others thought the workipgmen should
not vote in the primary for any candi-
date for these positions there were
many others who we're opposed to
voting in the primary at all, but
thought that if candidate for either
Of these positions is nominated
IN the primary who is in favor
Of day-labor such candidate should be
supported in the general election. A
member Of the Convention who is
prominent knight of Labor spoke at
length In opposition to the above mode.
lie advocated putting out q working
Aldermen after the primary and
supporting such ticket. lie would
not vote for any man in the general
election who had submitted his
claims 10 primary, and advocated
others doing likewise. lie was severe
in his criticisms Of the present Council
for the course which they have pur-
sued in advertising for contractors to
build the City Hall, instead of build
ing it BY day-labor. 1t is fair to pre-
sumo, from the conclusions arrived at
blythe Convention, that ticket for Com
mon Council and Board Of Aldermen
will be gotten out Immediately after the
primary is held, and that at the next
meeting Of the Convention parties will
be recommended from each ward for
these positions. Nothing was said as
to what course will be pursued in re-
gard to voting for candidates for other
Offices. Largely the majority Of the
members of the Convention are Demo-
Gratis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO nARkEr.

MAY 8. 1850.
The bright tobacco market has been de-
pendent upon q few buyers for months past,
who. having gotten fair supplies aud being
without much competition, are beginning
TO show their hands. itmay be that orders
are limited or that the future has been too
unpromlslng. but one thing seems certain
that is, that for some time there has been =
manifest disposition to bear" the market,
particularly on bright old wrappers, for
which the best offers are far below cost and
former prices. Holders are getting little
weary. too. OF holding, Notwithstanding the
new wrappers are scarce and very few
coming in. Why should we sell when We
can't buy near as good for near Same
money! they say. VIVA, can / put my
money IN that promises any better result.
specuatively or Otherwise? The reply 10
facility understood as being, Old bright
wrappers are good stock. aud they will keep
awhile: the demand Will spring up from
somewhere after awhile. 70 mote 10 be.
The time Is near at hand when manufac.
turers should all be vt work and old stocks
being reduced which ls To be heartily
wished for. 4 good many are at work, but
orders are not far ahead and profits arc
close. The export trade shows last month Q
gratifying increase, but the average busl.
ness Is dull.
Some soft tobaccos are already being
closed out 1T considerable .oss. They can't
Le he'd. and 1t Is not always profitable or
Discretionary with conslgnees TO recorder.
Receipts are fair. but warehouses are quite
well filed up, as there L. but little being
taken out.
ealts lately have been composed mostly
of common grades OF new brghts. In old
common and medium hrlghts the market
has been exceedingly dull and quotations
hard to establish. The best prices for long.
dark, new leaf this week have been about
10c. Lower grades are unchanged In
values, with fair sales daily.
The limited stock OF OLD sun cured goods
enables sellers 10 obtain Satisfactory prices.
and it may be stated that this Is about the
only grade OF tobacco that has fully kept
up this year both IN price and demand.
Breaks to-day were small. attendance on
Change good and prices on darks appear
20 TO soc. per hundred better, while bidding
on fair TO good new brights ls more spirited
and perhaps 81 per hundred higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

gotten of, eli Ia = heap, and ran to-
gether about half way to tbs frat quar-
ter, when King Bee commenced 10 draw
ahead. When near the second quarter
Irollope overlapped King Bee, and they
kept close together until opposite the
stables, when Trollope opened up gap,
and all Of them came in under whip and
lash, with Trollope first. Blenheim
second, and King Bee third. Blenheim
was not more than half neck in front
Of King Bee when they came under the
wire. Time, l:47.
RUNNING MATCH TO-DAY.
The races will close to-day at tho
FAIRGROUNDS by match race at IL N.
between Emma Creamer and Pearl
Tyler--s250 q side. II the day and
track are favorable an exceedingly in
terestiDg contest will be witnessed, both
horses being in fine condition and
favorites with lovers OF turf sports.
Gate fees are reduced one half.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Coleman Norrell icolored), sssaulting
and beating Bette Washington and cre-
atipg disturbance in the neighbor-
hood. Fined 90. so and costs.
Susas Kraigle, assaulting and abusing
Lucy Garnett. Security required for
thirty days in the sum Of sl00.
Layin;a Holmes (coloredl, assaulting,
abusing, and threatening to beat Gym
thia Cranberry and creating disturb.
ance, to the annoyance Of the people in
the peighborhood. Security in the SUN
Of 800 required for six months.
w. A.. Bradley, drunk and interfering
with persons in the street. Fined $3.50
and costs.
Benjamin johnson (colorsd), drunk
and trespss,ing on the premises Of the