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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-30
A CHIvALRoUs ACT.
a Man Suffers Conviction for Crime In
Order to Shield Friend.

a Man Suffers Conviction for Crime In
Order to Shield n Friend.
LCopyigt, 1855, by the California Associated PressI
NEW YORK, July 3Oth-A. M.-John J.
Mccarthy was convicted November %,
1885, of manslaughter, in killing Pasquale
Lavarino during quarrel on Mott street
December 26, 1881 The crime was for a
long time mystery. Mccarthy admitted
the killing, but claimed it was done in
self-defense. He was sent to Sing Sing for
twelve years.
In the autumn of 1885 Johnnie, alias
Edward Luby, alias George H. Davis, a
convict at Auburn confessed on his death
bed that he, and not Mccarthy, did the
killing.
In a letter to his wife, Just written, Nc
Carthy says Davis statement was true, but
he took the responsibility of the crime to
shield Luby, who got into the quarrel on
McCaltby's account. The matter is now
under investigation, with view to secur-
ing McCarthv's release.
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MR. DoNAuUE's OPINION.
A Narrow-Gauge Man Talking on Brosd
Gauge Subjects.

Gauge Subjects.
Copyright, 1855, by the California associated Pres
New YoBK, July 29th.-The Star will
print tomorrow morning an interview with
J. Mervyn Donahue of column in length,
in which Donahue says California will be
carried by Cleveland. The reasons for his
conclusions are that Harrison and Morton
have not the popularity on the coast that
Blaine and Logan had four years ago, and
that the wine-growers of California will
oppose the declaration OF the Republican
platform concerning internal revenue, and
which tends 20 bring cheap whisky in COM
petition with California wines. Donahue
also says that California fayors the Mills
bill. He does not believe it would iniure
California raisins and nuts; that free wool
would benefit the State, and also that free
lumber would benefit the great majority of
the people in California, and that the lum-
her producers even would not be injured
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sunset Cox's Only Ambition.

70 UPy9IJ, Iooo 0y lle td4 oT1la A5Socdted Tres.
New YORK, July 29th.-Congressman
Cox is i'll with sore throat at the Man
haitian Bench Hotel on Coney Island He
said to-day he wouldn't accept any nomi-
nation for Mayor OF New York, even if
unanimously rendered. His place is in
Congress, and he is a candidate for election
His fnl
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The Bakersfield Californian of the 21st
makes the authoritative announcement
that Miller & Lux and Haggin & Carr, the
rival water lords of Kern county, lave
finally comp romised their differences and
will soon abandon the legal battle SO long
waged over the waters of Kern river.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-30

Miss Clara lat the sea shore)-" How
gracefully young Mr.. Lyle handles the
ribbons when driving, doesn't he?" Miss
Jennie" He ought to, my dear; he has
charge of that department at Silk & Sat
in's, YOU Knoxville.
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Board err" Strawberry short cake, Mrs.
Stew p Mrs. Stew" No, Mr.. Pickle; it
is plain strawberry cake" Boarder-.'Oh.
| thought it was strawberry short cake, as
find my piece rather short of berries"
Ner York SIN.
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Oldtymer-" Yes, Jack is gone Worth
million year ago and died poor, poor" "
Youngaire -" What was the trouble ~
Oldtymer-"Too much old port by the
bottle and New port by the sea."-Pias-
burg Bulletin.
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PRISON OUTEAGES.
Startling Revelations as to the Treatment
of English Prisoners.

LONDON, July 29th.-The committee in
quiring concerning the treatment of pris-
oners before trials IN the Courts of sum-
mary justice in England and Wales have
discovered a shocking state Of affairs, and
declare that the prisoners were submitted
to great indignities, and that the punish
ment attending preliminary detention was
frequently such as to cause an outcry if in
fiicted as part of the sentence. The report
makes bad showing for the Police Courts.
Dates, names and many particulars are
given
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Ruined by Free Trade Tbreafs.

copyright, 1885, By tie California associated Pres.
New YORK, July 29th.-The Norfolk and
Brunswick Hosiery Company, of BrGns-
wick, n. j., on Saturday suspended work.
The cause is the pending Democratic free
trade measure
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Popping the question is like popping
corn. The popped article wants to be
taken away from the fire Immediately
and salted while it is warm.-Ncr Orleans
PLeayl.ae
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A Yellow Fever Suspect.

ICopsrigft. 1885, by the California Associated Press
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), July 29th.-A yel-
low fever suspect from Tampa, who ar
rived here, was promptly put IN the pest
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SWITCHED OFF.

The President Abandons BIuefish and
Reporters, and Coca for mackerel.
TCopyiah, 1885, by the California associated Press,
New YoRK, July 29th-President CleYe-
land and party stole march this morning
on the assembled newspaper men at Fire
Ireland, who were keeping tally of the fish
caught, and other important matters, and
put to sea in the yacht Susquehanna His
destination is unknown, but it is thought
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When the Energies Flag Use Horsford's
Acid Phosphate.

DR.. I. c. Smith, Charlotte, n. c., saws:
ut is an invaluable nerve tonic, delight
ful beverage, and one of the best restorers
when the energies flag and the spirits
droop."
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THE WORK OF a oRAxK.

a Workman In ireland Murdered in
Cold SlOod by Stranger.
iCopy7sa. 9ss, BY he C5'lto,7a Assoe;aiea Press.
DUBLIN, July 29h.-Farmer McAuliffe
was working with laborer named Ruare
in field at Glouuamukle, County Cork,
on Saturday, when man disguised en-
tered and demanded their names. Ruare
gave false name. He was ordered by the
stranger 10 fall upon his knees. He did SO,
whereupou the stranger shot him twice,
and he died &c hour afterward. The
stranger escaped His identity is not
known to McAulilfe.
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KNoCKED OUT.
Serious Accident to Jem Smith. The Eng
ush Champioil.

LONDON, July 29th-Jem Smith, the
prize-fghter, while driving in hilburn,
London, tonight, collided with trap and
was thrown to the ground. He was picked
up insensible, aud is injured about the ribs
and face.
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Unexpected Result of the Vaudeville H.
oua.t ut HT,tebarstotrn

DUBLIN, July 29.h-The jury at Mich
ellstown, investigating the death of John
Vaudeville, has returned verdict declar-
ing that his death was caused by the un-
justifable treatment 10 which he was sub
iected in Tullamore prison. The jury
also condemned the practice Of treating
political prisoners the same as ordinary
criminals
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a TURKOMAN REVOLT.
Several villages Pnlagsd and Innocent
Peonie Mpssacred.

TEHERAE PERSIA, July 29th.--The Yo-
mood Turkomans in Askabad district have
revolted and raidei several villages, plum
dering houses and killing many of the in-
habitants. Troops are powerless. The
shops in Askabad are closed and trade is
at a standstill.
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WASHINGTON, July 29th-Under the in
| creased appropriations for the free delivery
system for the fiscal year in the Postoffice
appropriation bill, Postmaster General
Dickinson has allotted thirty additional
letter-carrier to San Francisco. These ap-
pointments will nave to be made after the
applicants for positions have passed the
civil service examinations. Postmaster
BRYAN Will make the annnintrnantS
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BIggs' HydraulIo MINING mn.

WASHINGTON, July 29th.-In the Senate
yesterday Stewart reported fayorably from
The Committee on Mines and Mining the
House bill for the investigation of the
mining debris question in California. Threg
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Information for Citrus-Growers.

WAsHIEeToN. July y29th.-Representativ
Felton's resolution providing for printing
5000 copies of a pamphlet containing the
result OF two years investigation by the
Agricultural Department of the white
scale and other pests, was adopted by the
House to-day. The books are TO be dis.
tributed in the orange-growing districts of
the United States to those who may apply
for them
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PENNIES MEAN NICKELs-In Tiu Japan Glassware
damaged every article
keepers particular attention called here
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CHANGE IN FREIGHT RATES.
The TranscontinentaI Association Estsb
fishes q New Tariff,

CHICAGO, July 29sh.-The Transconti-
mental Association has devised a new
freight tariff. It makes the rates to and
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Excited Guatemalans.

ICoPyIga 1sSs, by 0ie California associated Pres.)
NEW ORLEANS, July 29th.-The steam
ship Professor Morse, Captain Hardie, from
Central American ports, reports that the
late decree by the Guatemala Government
abolishing the Zons Libre at Livinston,
Santo Tomasco, created much consterna-
ton. large delegation of merchants and
foreign Consuls started for the Capitol July
Goth to endeavor to have the decree an
nulled.
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officers of the Engineer Corps are detailed
by the bill to make Investigations
Crops Improved.
WASHINGTON, July 29th.-The weather
and crop bulletin says: The weather DUR
ing the past week has improved the condi-
ton of growing crops in the corn and wheat
States, in the central valleys, and in the
Northwest.
Ingalls, Loading Up Again.
lCopyig, 1883. By c.e Cal! fo,7G Associated Pres;
WASHINGTON, July 29ih.-Senator In
gals is said to have prepared an elaborate
arraignment of the Administration in a
speech which he intends to deliver on the
fisheries treaty subject within the next few
DAYS
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FOREIGN f'0PIGs. t..
SMITH, THE PUGlLIsf, LAID UP
FOR REPAIRS.
The Heiress and the Hostler-EnglieFl
Prison Outrages-An AgraTian
Murder in Ireland.
THE PARNELL MArTEa.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 TEE KEooRD-umoS.]
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Canadian Pacific Earnings.

fcopyighi, 1885, blythe California Assoc.Gted Pres
MONTREAL, July 29th.-For the half year
ending June Both the gross earnings of the
Canadian PsciGcal Railway were S., 1888 300
working expenses, $47l9,23 net profit
S1,113S70. a gain of S941, 1897 over the
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BANGED DAILY FOR C. II. GILMAs-JuLY 80, 1888.
MONDAY MORNING. s.
g ID e III Z III G.
X *ANOTHER GREAT BARGAIN WEEK. * x
OF

CONTINUANCE OR The GREAT SUMMER CLEARANCE
and Bankrupt Stock Sale. Everything reduced You
can't 60 amiSS Every dollar deposited with US this
week for goods is saving to the purchaser Of from
20 to 50 per cent. The Bankrupt purchase we made
recently put into our hands many very desirable goods
at from One-thrd to onehalf Ices than manufacturers
cost We are always doing wonderful things, but
surprise awaits all customers to-day. A few StraVS
from the great harvest field Of bargains:
lass p fb1esgse bus s TAM Resa yee
IS eens SAVING hs
White ysf95'a f5% PVT s
Fssa 7sHssA ssd s5 q But Psssh s 5sy
be ''FS fgGed u1saay Nuns seS Venss
20 The above Is but average specimens Of The thousands Of Spe-
Gal bargains offered in our Summer Clearance Sale
ARE YOU GOING TO TRAVEL?
ssl' 1a aPs a5'sss Rs' p
the prcss-yOu know they are right
on TIE SANE carload ] rolled Sat-
lis Rai e nRg
PEEn1Es hlEAg N1SkELs me TIN Japan and Glassware
keepers particular attention called here
THIS WEEK
aR sn ct al s s lines 4 sa Sas hR s
holding back the list,
pached they go. Picking will be to-day
-I=;s + I'D = > = = 5 s:::::s = 9.
Nos. 7I4 ard Yi6 j Street.
ACRANENFO
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Time aod D03taPs' Bills SaYsa

By alaoass Keeping Simmons Ljte, Rcg,4atC
in the house
"a! have found Summons Liver Regu
later the best family medicine I eYor
used for anything that may happen.
Have used it in indigestion, collie, dlar
rh9s, bIiousness, and found it to re
lieve Immediately. After eating 4
heavy supper, if, ON going to bed, take
a teaspoonful, never feel the effects OF
the supper esten.-O. Il. SPARKS, ex-
MaYor Moon. Ga
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TIE CAPITAL.
THE REPUBLICAN r RIFF BILL
NEARLY FIaISHED.
Uncertainty of the Political Out
look-Ingails About to Throw
More CobbIes.
HARD AT WORK.

lspBaAL DIsPATcaEs TO TEE RpcoED-usu
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WHOLE EU. 11.G3S.
The Striking rrenoh Navviss,

grist mill ap1 elevator at bel.ord ere
ouraea fo.day. Loss. 10000
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THIS WBEFR-

general up lines.
sgs from earlier in Anything and everything that
a holding list
punched they CO. Picking will to-day
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A $4,000 Fire.

ICopuight. 1885, ty he California As'oe.aicd Press,
HALIFAX (N. S.), July 29th.-Riehard-
sons planning mill and Moir, Son & Co. $
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CANADA.

a Norwegian Bark Wrecked, But the
Crew all Saved.
HALIFAX On. S }. July 29th.-The Nor
wegian bark Thor with salt, has been
wrecked on Egg Island. The crew were
saved with difficulty
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NJ. F. Lamb. lots 2, 4, 7,9and II
block 80.
A. G. HOLSTER, lots . and 5. block 81
James B. Hamilton, lot 4 and 7
block 81.
John D. Shaffer, lot 8, block 81.
J. N. Harrison. lots 9 and 10, block 81
JIM. Goodwin lots IL and u, block 81.
E. T. Aver, lot l. block 80; lots and
2, block SO, and lot IL and II, block 80
J. B. Hamilton, lots 8 and 10, block SO.
]. D. Shaffer, lots l and 2, block 40.
E. j. Peterson, lots 9 and 10, block 40
J. N. Harrison, lots and 8, block Al
E. T. Aver, lots 10 and II, block Al.
A. G. Hollister, lot u, block Al.
H. H. Eldridge, lots 13, IA and Is
block al.
]. D. Shaffer. lots Is and IS. blocks Al
William Slffens, lot 3, block ~.
j. B. Hamilton, lot 5, block 40.
A. G. Hollister, lot 9, block AZ.
H. NJ. Scott, blocks 43 and II.
J. F. Millsford, lots 9 and 10, block
46.
E. T. Aver and J. D. Shaffer, lots l,
and 3, block AZ.
Owen Myers, lot 10, block AZ.
A. s, Hedberg, lot L, block 4S.
George Morten, lot 15, block 4S.
William Moss, lot II, block As.
G. A. Carlgreen, lots IS and 20, block
4S.
Q. B. Arnold, south half of block 40.
A. G. HOLSTER. lots and s. block so
John D. Shaffer, lot IA, block 81.
]. n. Harrison, lots Is and 20, block
81.
E. T. Aver, lot II, block 50.
I'D. Shaffer, lots IS and 20, block So
E. T. Aver, lots L, 2 and 8. block So.
A. G. Hollister, lots l, 9, 3, 4, 5 and 6
block 81.
E. T. Aver, lots 10, II and u, block 81.
T. P. Bonnell. lots and 2, block IS.
z. c. Whine, lots 8 and 4, block So.
A. G. Hollister, lots 7, s and 9, block
So.
E. D. Brown, lot 10, block IS.
Owen Myers, lots IL and II. block 55.
J. D. Shafier, lot l, block So.
A. G. Hollister, lot 4, block Sc.
in. Harrison, lot 6, block So.
J. y. Shafer, lots /, Ii and II, block
81.
J. NJ. Goodwin, lots 8, and 5. block
81.
J. B. Hamilton, lot 10, block 81.
G. B. Arnold, lots and 6, block So.
Christina Sedustrom, lot 8, block So.
Jacob Bromon, lot 8, block So.
II. H. Eldridge. lots and 2. block SO.
j. D. Shaffsr, lot 3. block SO.
M. E. Johnson, lot 9, block SO.
E. J. Peterson. lots 10, and II,
block SO.
Il. NJ. Scott, west 100 feet of block s..
Salt Lake Chemical Co., block 81.
Salt Lake Soap Manufacturing Com
pany, block 65.
A. G. Anderson, lot l, block IS.
A. Anderson, lot 2, block IS.
A. s. Anderson, lot 8, block 6S.
E. T. Aver, lot 4, block 68.
s. Ludborg, lot 5. block IS.
A. Borkman, lot 6, block 6S.
e. G. Fogelstrum, lot Z, block 60.
Anna Fogelstrum, lot s, block 6S.
E. T. Aver, lots 10, IL and II, block
IS.
G. S. Hiden, lot 10 and one-half Of IA,
block &c.
Matilda Ehlers, lot Is and one-half of
IA, block 6s.
F. s.. Furnston and c. B. Anderson,
lot 16, block 68.
John Stevenson. lots 81 and %, block
68.
Edward Peterson, lot 1, block SO.
A. s. Hidburg, lot Z. block SO.
j. N. Harrison, lots 8, 10 and IL
block &c.
JIM. Goodwin, lots u, ID, II, Is and
1e. block SO.
N. G.. Christensen, lots II and IS,
block SO.
A. G. HOLSTER, lots 1, 2, 8. 4 and
block y.
NJ. G. Cochrane, lots 6 and 7, block
y.
A. L. Williams, lots s, 8, 10. Ii and
u. block 70.
c. B. Arnold. lots Is, le, II. Is and 10
block 70.
E. B. critchlow. lots 81 and %, block
-.
Tohn Evari1f fots , o,1 r,locJ. 10
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Lot 9. block SO, $500.
Lot 10. block SO, $500.
Lot IL, block 50, $500.

Lot II, block 81, $500.
Lot 10, block 50, $500.
Lot IA, book 50, 5000.
Lot 8, block IS, $500.
Lot 2 block Sc, s4O0.
Lot Is, block 81, 5000.
Lot Is, block 50. $500.
Lot 10, block 81, $500.
Lot 2, block 81, $500.
Lot 8, block 81, 5000.
Lot 4. block 81, 5000.
Lot 5, block 81, 5000.
Lot 6, block 81. 5000.
Lot Z, block 81, S2C0.
Lot 8, block 81, 5000.
Lot 10, block 81, 5000.
Lot L, block Is, $500.
Lot 6, block Is, $500.
Lot I, block IS $500.
Lot u, block Is, $500.
Lot 1, block 81, $500.
Lot 6, block q. $500.
Lot 7. block q, $500.
Lot II, block 81, $500.
Lot Is, block 40, $3.50.
Lot Ia, block 40, $500.
Lot Is, block 40, $500.
Lot 16. block 40. 5000.
Lot II, block 40, 5000.
Lot Is, block 40, $3.50.
Lot s, block 40, 5000.
Lot Z, block 40, 5000.
Lot 5, block 40, $500.
Lot 4, block 40, 5000.
Lot 8, block 40, 5000.
Lot 2, block 81, 5000.
Lot 3, block q, $500.
Lot4, block 81, $500.
Lot 5, block 81. $2C0.
Lot 8. block 81, 5000.
Lot g. block 81, $500.
Lot 10, block 81, $500.
Lot IL, block q, S2CO.
Lot 2, block Is, $500.
Lot 3, block IS, $500.
Lot 4, block IS. $500.
Lot 5, block Is, 5000.
Lot 8, block Is, 5000.
Lot 8, block IS, 5000.
Lot 10, block Is, 5000.
Lot IL, block Is, $500.
Lot 5, book Al, 5000.
Lot s, block 46, 5000.
Lot 10, block IS, 5000.
Lot II, block So, $500.
Lot u, block So, $500.
Lot 10, block 68, $500.
Lot 20, block, So, S2OO.
Lot s. block Sc, 500.
Lot 9. block Sc, $500.
Lot 10, block Sc, 5000.
Lot u, block Sc, 5000.
Lot IL, block 66, 5000.
Lot IA. block 66, $500.
Lot Is, block Sc. s2C0.
Lot l. block 81, 5000.
Lot 2, block 81, 5000.
Lot 8, block 81, $500.
Lot 8, block 81, $500.
Lot 8. block 81, 5000.
Lou III, Dl0cK OI, SZUU.
Lot l, block s. $500.
Lot 2, block 6, 5000.
Lot 3, block 6, $500.
Lot 4. block 6, $500.
Lot 5. block 6, $500.
Lot 6, block 6. $500.
Lot Z, block 6. $500.
Lot 8, block 6, $500.
Lot 9. block 6. 5000.
Lot 10, block 6, 5000.
Lot II, block 6, $500.
Lot II block 6. $500.
Lot /, block II, $500.
Lot 2, Dl0ck II, S2OU.
Lot 8, block IA. 5000.
Lot 4, block IA, 5000.
Lot 5, block IA, $500.
Lot 6, block IA, 5000.
Lot I, block IA, 5000.
Lot s, block IA, 5000.
Lot 9, block "A, 5000.
Lot 10, block Ia, 5000.
Lot l, block 81, $500.
Lot 8, block 81. 5000.
Lot 6, block 81. $500.
Lot Z. block 81, $500.
Lot IL. block 81, $500.
Lot u, clock 81, $500.
Lot 1, block %, $500.
Lot 2, block %, $500.
Lot 8, block %. $500.
Lot 4, block %, $500.
Lot 5. block %, 5000.
Lot 6, block %, $500.
Lot 7. block %, $500.
Lot 8, block %, $500.
Lot 10, block %, $500.
Lot IL. block %, $500.
Lot II, block %, $500.
Lot 1, block %, $500.
Lot 3, block %, 5000.
Lot 8. block %, $500.
Lot 4. block %, $500.
Lot 5, block %. 5000.
Lot 6, block q, $500.
Lot I, block %, $500.
Lot s, block %, $500.
Lot 9, block %, 5000.
Lot 10. block Is, 5000.
Lot IL, block %, $500.
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 1888

Lot 8. block 35. $500.
Lot 4, block IS, 5000.
Lot 5, block 35, 5000.
Lot 6, block 80, $500.
Lot Z, block 35, $500.
Lot s, block 35, 5000.
Lot 9, block 35, 5000.
Lot 10, block So. 5000.
Lot IL, block 35, 5000.
Lot II, block 35, $500.
Lot 1, block "a, $500.
Lot 2, block 81, 5000.
Lot 8, block 81. 5000.
Lot 4, block "a. 5000.
Lot 5, block 81, $500.
Lot s, block 81, $500.
Lot 8, block 81, $20C.
Lot 10, block 81, 5000.
Lot ~, block "a, $500.
Lot 3. block 36, 5000.
Lot 4. block SO. $500.
Lot 5, block So, 5000.
Lot 6, block So, $500.
Lot 7, block sc, $500.
Lot 8, block SO, 5000.
Lot 8, block Sc, $500.
Lot 10. block So. 5000.
Lot IL. block So, 5000.
Lot II, block SO, $500.
Lot 10. block IS, $3.50.
Lot IA, block 36. $500.
Lot Is. block Sc, 5000.
Lot 16. block 36, $500.
Lot II, block 36, 5000.
Lot Is, block So. $3.50.
Lot II, block 81, 5000.
Lot II, block 81, $500.
Lot Is, block 81, 5000.
Lot II, block 81, $500.
Lot 4, block So, 5000.
Lot 7, block 50, $500.
Lot s. block 30, $500.
Lot II, block 30, $500.
Lot s. block SO, 5000.
Lot 20, block y, 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
a succes.fni Tournament.

TCorrcstondence OF The Richmond Dispatch
NgwPORT News, VA, October 10. 1883.
The "Grand Tournament" on yesterday
was a complete success and gave general sat.
isfnciiou. Thirteen knights contested from
Elizabeth City. York. and Warwick counties,
srh the riding was excellent There was
tic for the first honor between two brothers.
and II required four extra rides 70 decide II,
The winner taking twenty-one rings 10 his
seven rides. The successful Sir Knights
were Locky Sinclair. OF Elizabeth CITY
county, Knight OF "The Ranch" who In
addition 10 the honor OF choosing the queen,
won a handsome dog.cart; Thomas SIM
clair, Knight OF "Cottsge Home, " second
honor; +. W. Milstead, knight OF "New-
port News" third honor; w. j. Nelms.
Knight Of "The Club" for J.. w. Johns
tom. fourth honor.
SIR. w. j. helms delivered the charge 10
the knights IN fine style. The coronation
ceremonies took place in the spacious
"Cssino" at 8 T.. NJ, large number Of
ladies and gentlemen being present. Cap
tain y. T.. Montague delivered chaste and
eloquent address. The young ladies chosen
were very pretty and the houors sot well
upon them. They were Miss Matte Jones,
OF Elizabeth City, queen; Miss Willie Jones,
Of Elizabeth CITY. first fnTd Of honor; Miss
S,llie Adams, Of York county, second maid
Of honor and Miss MinsOn. Of York county,
third maid Of honor. The dancing was
kept up TIL early this morning, recess
being taken about II O'Clock TO enjoy an
elegant supper at the " Warwick" The
committee In charge, consisting OF Messrs.
Frank Lee. c. G. Smith, and +. W. Nil.
stead, deserve great credit for the capital
manner in which the affair was managed
throughout. PAUL.