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$40 evening hours Sundays.
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w. J. KAVANAUGH.
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4 LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASsORT.
n ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets
Burial Cases, Collins and shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders win receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates ONCE
open day and night 4p
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
PALACE ReSTAURANT,

MCDONALD d EEAN. PROPRIEEORs.
M Everything bright, new and utat-clsss.
The table will be supplied with the lest iii the
market. Private rooms for families. Prices
reasonable. II
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tNo afternoon hours Sundays. mo evening hours.
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M. r, ROSE. 9O4 x STREET.
SUN WING s. CO.,

VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL ENGINES
v from new designs New pattern Power
Pumps. for irrigation and supply. Well. Boring.
Deep-Well Pumps improved Cornish valve. If
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
JULIUS SYCLE & SON.
FOURTH WEEK OF OUR GREAT JUNE SALE
e
EARLY IN THE DAY TO AVOID AFTERNOON RUSH.
QUE STORE CLOSES 1T 6 p M--S4TURDAIY EXCEPTED

Gentlomen's COlOred Hai-Hose. seamless. only
10c. a pair;
Gentlemen's Unbleschsd Half Hose, regular
made, only 12kc;
Genusmen's Derby Ribbed Half-Hose only l5c.
worth 25c.
GensIemsnis Solid Colored Half-Hose, full rsgu-
lar made, only l25{c. worth 25c.:
Gentlemeais Lawn Ties, dozen FOR 25c-:
Gentlomon's Four-Ply Linen Collars, styles,
Gsntlemen's Pure Linen Guns, square or round
Gentlemen's Pure Linen Handksrchiefs only
Gentlemsn's Linen Hsndkerchlefs 1870. worth
Gentismen's Heavy Gray Half-HOse, 8 pair for
sc;
Gentlemens Pepperel Jeans Drawers at 4Oc.
worth 50c.;
GentIsmen's Pepperel Jeans Drawers at SOC. trs-
iuforcedl worth 75c.,
Genilemen's Gauze Shirts at 2ic worth 30c.;
Gsntlemsn's Balbnggan Shirts at 2oc. worth
2fkc.;
GsntIsmen's India Gauzo Shirts at S7Xc. worth
Gentiemen's Gossamsr Shirts only 4oc. worth
50c.;
Gentlemen'S Llsls-Thread Bslbriggans at ti.SS a
suit worth Sa50;
Gentiemsn's Medium Weight Shirts at 0Hc.
worth 50c.;
oenriemen's Pure Linen Bosom Shirts, reinforced
back and front. only 42c.;
Our 621+c. Gentemen's shirts will ne sold for
b0c.;
| Gentlemsnis Plested-Boso Shirts only 800.
none to compare with them in this city;
| Gentlemens Percale Shirts at 50c.;
| Genuemen's LauRdersd Shirts from exc. 10
SL50.
see cor 75c. Plsated- Bosom Shirt. laundered:
Boys Heavy Colorsd Shirt-Waist only Bic. worth
b0c.;
Blue Flannel, for boys wear. only 40c;
| Middlessx only - yard;
All-wool Cashmere, for men and boys wear,
| only Soc;
| Elegant Cashmere, for boys wear, only 2sc;
| Containers Long Pique Ties only Sc.
| Gentlemen's Ties only 2lc-, have been marked
down from 55c. for this gale;
| Boys Suspenders only l0c.
| Good Suspenders only l2Hc.;
| Gentlemens Suspenders only 1886. worth Thc.
Great many other goods In our GRNTLEMEN's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

SUMNER UNDERWEAR for ladies' Gentlemen. aud Children;
GKNTLEMEN'S NIGHT-SHIRTS UNLAUNDEkED sHlkrSi
HOSIERY MITTs, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs
FANS, PARAsOL COVERS, COLLARS, CUFFS TIES.
SASH RIBBONS JERSEYS, BLACK AND COLoRED FlcHUS,
COKsETs CHILDRENS CORSET WAISTS &C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

NOTIONS.
Ie dozen China Buttons on q card FOR &c.;
papers Of American Pins fun count, IA rows
to tho paper. for Be-;
Corset Splits or steels, sell the world over for
iOc.. only lc.:
Spool Cotton, stronger than Clark's o. N. T., In
white aud black, all numbers, for 5c.-wsr-
rsnted 900 yards TO the spool;
The very best Tape made for 1c. roll:
stockinet Dress Shields, the very best &c quality
for &C.;
6 Hst-Pins, long size. for &C.:
The very best i0c. English Pins for &c. q paper;
Hsir-Pins for lc. q paper;
SmlthNSteel- Point Hair-Pins, sell the world over
for SC. a paper-we sell papers for So;
Smiths best Needles Csharps), &c. q paper;
Hooks and Eyes, &c. card;
s-inch Whale Bones, &c. a dozen;
s-inch Covered Steels. &c. a dozen:
Dress Reeds, that sell the world over for loc, ws
sell for &C. a set;
Dress-Reeds with rubber attsshed), sell else
where for l5c., only &C.:
dozen Black Dross- Buttons on a card, worth
i0c. a dozen, We sell 9 dozen for Sc:
dozen Beautiful Fancy Metal Buttons, worth
15c a dozen, VIC sell dozen for &c;
Pure Irish Linen Fancy-Check Napkins, 3kc.
apiece:
Gentlemen's regular CSC. Suspenders for i3c.;
Genuine Horn Dressing Combs. large size, for
&c. worth 15c.
Fine Tooth ComDs that sell for i5c wo sell for &c
Gentlemen's White Necktes for DC. a dozen:
Silver-Plated Thimbes sell for &c. apiece, our
price only ic:
LadIeAi Fancy- Boriered Handkerchiefs that soil
elsewhere for i0c.. we sell for &C.;
| The very bast Swan SHOWN, In fiesh and pink
color. for i0c. a b0x.
| 3 Crochet-Needles, nicely assorted Qn box),
for &C.;
| Cedar Lead Pencils, 20. n dozen;
| i0c. Round Combs for Children, only &c.:
! PEARL BUTTONS.-i68 dozen OF the very best
White Pearl Buttons. the quality that sell
elsewhere for l0c, Ouly &C. dozen;
| Mems Heavy Socks for sc. apair;
| 25c. Hair Brushes for Sc. apiece;
| i0c. Ladies Collars for &C..
| 80 MourAing Dross-Pins. in q box. for lc.:
| Gentomen's Slightly-Solled Neckties, for l0c.
worth 50c.;
Baby Caps, slightly soiled. for &c. worth Soc:
| Cakes OF Lubinis Toilet Soap. In boz, for &C.
large, heavy Cakes OF Toilet soap, IN box, for
| &c. worth sc. a Cake;
| Mems Percale Shirts for i9c;
| Ladies' Heavily Braided Back silk Gloves, very
fine quality, at 29c worth 15c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
LIZ 2sC.DA& u hsNfA't
sos EAST BROAD STREET.
DRY GOODS.


sol.d Navy-Bluo Calico NJ ixc. a yard;
Figured Lawns, IN remnants. Al &c.:
Figured Lawns, full pieces and lovely ssyisA
sell everyvhers for Sc. only fc.;
skc. Lawns In lovely fancy styles also Solid
Black. Blue. Pink, aud Bai, full Pieces,
afAc;
Gepaue Pacific Lawns. in solid Black. Black.
and.white, and beautiful fancy styles, sells
the world over for i2hc., our price Is cniy 30
syari
simpsons Solid Black Calico. In short pieces,
for 8Hc.;
Cheese Cloth. IN beautiful shades. st &C. q yard:
10 pieces OF White Lawn, worth io.. atsc yard;
Lace-Sripe Cheek Muslin, worth ioc., for thc
yard;
SIC. quality Check Muslin We sell for tjsc.;
shc. Dress Calicoss we sell FOR Sc:
Frsnch Figured Percales for &c. yard, cost you
elsewhere l2kc;
Striped aud solid Colored Linens for Boys
Pants al ilHc. worth soc;
Broad Bla-k-and- White stripe Datiste for sta
worth ioc.:
only SC. yard;
Yard.wlde Bleached Cotton, worth ioa yard,
for7G;i
hehNy Nhuitdcueu Jeans, tvt ofo"etri iW ~
worth l2Hc;
The very best quality Of Lesd-colored Jeana for
lining. Tor 70 worth l2kc.:
Heavy Brown and Blue Denim, for making over.
sls and jackets, at9Sc. worth i5c.;
SPECIALS IN THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Heavy Ribbed Hose. Tor boys and girls. sizes
sizes 8 to 2, 1t 5c. lair;
Chlldren's Stockings IN Blue, Brown. Garnet, and
Blars, 1t Sc. worth l0c:
Ladies' Thin Balbrlggan iiose az 5c worth lssc.:
[ Ladies' full-Reguiar Made Hose In Gsrne.
Black, and Navy Blue. at i2. worth 3)c.
Ladies' Fiao Lisle ta,tBlack Hose for i3c.
worth J)c.;
Solid and Fancy Chiriren's Hose, small sizes, st
81. worth TO-:
Genilemen's Fancy summer Hose q, &c. worth
i5c:
Genilcmen's Heavy Balbriggan &c. Hose for
l2Hc pair;
/ SAILOR HATS.-5S3 Chhdren's Sailor Hats at
49, worth 3oc:
cases OF jhiorens Plain White ael Fsncy-
check sailor Hats, small aud large sizes, At
2lc worth Co.,:
Nen's Genuine Ma'klnRE Hats az 47c. worth 81;
/ Boys Has for 90. worth zoe
/ Boys SaUn-Straw Hat ior l9,, worth 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

| The extreme heat has the effect OF melting
| prices. Better values for less money than ever
| before Our purchases OF the past week nave
been amongst the most fortunate doipgs OF our
business transaction. We have secured many
! seasonanle goods at prices unprecedenied.
sc.
We have a small lot Of REMNANTS OF
| SATISk. In pink. blue, and cream, worth l2hc.,
which wo viii sell at SC. yard.
7tc.
Just opened one case Of SATINE REMNANTs.
| in black and navy blue only. We could GET lOc.
for them. but We prefer selling them as we DO
everything, at a small profit, and so they 90 at
nc. yard.
1000 yards FINE INDIA LINEN, 10 inches wide
nants we will cell them at SIC yard and they
will be sold before you know II.
90.
FRENCH cHAMBRAYs. very sheer, would be
cheap at f5c. we will sell them rapidly and & a
yard Is The way 10 do It,
CHECKED BATISTR-Thls II the same quail
fly Of goods usually sold at i2Hc. yard, but the
lot IL small aud &C., at which We oner them. Is
popular price and helps TO increase our popu-
larlty.
10c.
pieces STRIPED BLACK ORGANDY, never
sold by any house under 16Hc- They 60 this
Hoek at the low price Of 10c- yard.
SC.
Our BATIsTE LAWNS at sc. q yard are said 70
be the best and prettiest at this price ever seen
here.
&C.
Boy our TwOT0NED SCRIM at SIC. yard
and you'll get the bes. article ever bought for
this money.
12lc.
Buy our Pure-silk LACE MrTTs at i2Hc.
pair and yon will save just Tic. as al other
houses ask 2ec. pair for the same qualify
81.
We are now selling NJ 81 award tho same quail
ity Of Pure-Silk CHAN riLLY FLOUNCING that
we sold at 80 two weeks ago. We have Just re-
celYed big stock and the prices on all qualities
are 20 per cent lower y an they Were'
29C.
Ask to see our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at 29c ysrd. It ts pronounced bargain and
cannot be matched In the city.
4Sc.
We are selling q vAristy Of patterns Of SWISS
| FLOUNCGNGS at 49,. yard and from this price
| up 10 f2 yard for som0 Of the most beauthul
aud select goods ever offered. We are head
quarters on SWISS FLOUNCfNGS and our prices
are extremely io6.
WHITE GOODS.
We display Prsfuslon Of styles in breezy ef-
| fects from the 4Ac. India Linon 10 the nnest
| qualities in HemstitcheG Plaid, Striped Mulls,
| Checked Orgspdies. p. X. Welts. Bombay Plsids,
/ Tufted Muls, &C., and II In need Of anything In
| White fabrics for dresses We think You Will be
| amply repaid by looking through our stock
UNDERWEAR.
We are meeting tho demands made upon us for
/ Underwear. We have a full line for Children,
| Ladies, and Gentlemen from 10c apiece up
ward. -
| WHITE SHIRTS.
Our salos are increasing daily on White Shirts.
! While our prico on eur Celebrated eac Pleated-
Bosom Shirt Is not changed the quality Ia steadi-
/ ~ improved, until now Il s impossible 70 equal
/ A. Il. Aao hat ct
| "Fair and Square Brand" We show White
| Shirts at all prices from 25c. apiece upward.
! Hosiery.
LADIES' Gentlemens. and Children's Full Re-
! gular-Made Hose from I25l c. pair 10 the finest
| made. At 12Hc. pair cur styles and qualities
| so far have not been equalled.
HELD & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
GENUINE
BARGAIN S.

LOVELY FRENCH COLORED MILLS, I2Hc worth &C;
YAkU-WlDE MUSLINS OR BATlSTE, worth 2kc;
NEW STYLES MUSLNS AND BATSTR, 0. worth 5ct
REMNANTS GOOD WHITE PIQUR 12Hc worth &o;
DRESS PATTERNS CO1ORED PlQUE, 2Nc worth 25c
LATEST WOOL CHALIlES, 1850 worth 25c;
ALBATROSs, shade 20c worth 3Oc;
Another FINISH LAWNS worth 6A(c
A fewm al pe PERCALE,
The pretuest
COLORED
MUSNs for 25c worth IS and 4oc
and 1890;
HANDSOMEST EMBROIDERED SWISS FLoUNCNGs, SHc
BLACK SILK LACE FLOUNCINGs 81 up;
BEST BLACK COLORRD NORRIS SURAIS,
WORsTRD DRESS s}c worth and leslc;
LIGHT FIGURED STRIPED SATINEs,
CLOTHS shades inches, worth 81;
BLACK ALI~WOOL LfCHs 20 inches, exc worth 81;
FLOUNCINGS. IS
PARAsOIs. with Lace Covers, Sl5O
fast double
Our BEST BLACK HENRETTAS 46nches wde Sa 81
GIMps SETS, and COored offered below
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
UNDERWEAR.

Stuck Hamburg Frill at Csc. e-luck Hamburg
Frll at Soc; S-tuck Hamburg Frill at eOc. 7-tnck
CamDrett Frin at &c. stuck k-inch deep Ham
burg at fl-le Dravers-4-tuck, 23c. = tuck. 5oc;
flne and large tucks at SOC. u nne and largo
Ham burg tucks at SIC. Chemiso--Hamburg
Yoke, plain band. at $50; Torchon Yoke and
Edges al &C.. Hamburg Yoke gs-lnch deep In
serting and Edge at sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

3sc.. WORM uOlDio the money!
Childron's Two-strsp Newport Ties ct soc.
Misses PatentTIp oxford slippers as &c. worth
fl2a
.........s...........s......
just received two cases Of ladies' Beau
tifnl Genuine French Kid oxford Slip
pers. with Medium Heel aud Diamond
shape: also. Raund Patent t-Leather Tips,
elegant quality, at &c. worth 81.
ssssssssss.sssss.
Ladies' Black Lasting slippers, with fat heel, al.
32c. worth Soc;
Ladies' Morocco Flat Heel Broad Bottom Slip
pers, With bow, 3oc. worth 75c.;
An old lot Of assorted styles in slippers at sec.,
worth double the money;
Ladies' Bronze Opera Toe slippers. with French
heel and satin bow, fine quality, ats3c. worth
sl.75;
Ladies' Plain and Fancy-Ch Canvas Shoes.
nicely trimmed In leather n match canvas
the most stylish goods ever shown-st sls9
worth $3.50.
LADIES' FINE sHoEs.-Lsdies' Patent Leather
Button shoes. with glove-kid top, very stylish,
would cost you In shoe store $3.50, our price
only Sl.49;
Ladies Frereh Kid Common-scnse Shoes q
last, good shape, at 3i.s9 worth s..
:'''''''' SPECIAL
Eighty-seven pair ladies' Genuine
Handmade French KID and Dongola
Shoes. with Common-Ssnse, Medium, ami
French Heels, magnificent quality, would
cost you Ia shoe store .5 and f6-ell NE
want for them Is sL93 This Is the big
gest bargain ever offered Ia he history
OF the shoe trade. On G, ID. and lasts.
..-.s.s.....s.ss..ss-Fss. ...sss.ss.ssss.s.
Flat Heel Congress shoes for Old Ladies-very
soft and eesy--having broad bottoms. at
fI.l9 worth g.:
Ladies' Canvas Button and Lace shoes, nicely
trimmed with leather 20 match canvas, at
$l.d9 worth ti-thsse goods are very stylish
Ladies' Sstin-Lincd French Kid Button Boots at
81 20 worth 81:
Ladies' Flat-Heel LOw-Lsce Shoes--very CON-
Portable for the old laGies-at fi.07 worth 81;
Children's Springfield Shoes. sizes 10 s. &c 4gc.
worth 49,,
Infants Kid and Pebble Goat Button Shoes at
i9c. worth 50c.:
French Kid Spring Heel Shoes. sizes 7 TO 9. at
09c. worth 50;
Children's French Kid Silk-Work Bntton-Il0los,
sizes 20 y, at Soc. worth fl.t0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

.....--..s.......s.s $500.
just received two cases OF ladies' Beau
tfal Genuine French Kid oxford Slip :
pers. with Medium Heel aud Diamond .
shape: also. R0und PatentLeather Tips, :
elegant quality, at &c. worth 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
FOR THE BENEFIT
T DE

living IN Fulton, Manchester, sidney. churc1
Hin. or anywhere in the extreme kaee ow
West End part of the city visiting our estsbiisn-
srnall Il may Oe--we rlR PAT THEIR sThEkT-
CAR FARE both Ways II yOu live In sry OF me
above places mentioned infnrm tho clerk fbes
waits on you and he viii give you the price os
the fare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN
Dress Goods.

SOLID CAsHMERBs, valuo Sc. reduced to 41<c.
a yard; - -
STRIPED and CHECKED BEIGE sUITINGS,
value I5c. reduced 70 lie, yard;
i2hc. CASHNEREe, SERGES, aud DIAGoNALS,
In all cslors and black, reduced TO lOc. q
yard;
S6.inch WOOL sUITINGS-only one piece each
Light Gray and TGn-value &C., now re-
duced 70 l9c n yard;
WHfTR and CREAM CAsHsR RES, IS inches
wide, value sc. reduction price 2c. q yard;
36-inch CREAM ALBA1RoSS, value 60c., re-
duced 30 47c yard;
SS-inrh CREAM CASHMERE, value Csc, re-
duced 70 Soc. yard:
BLACK NUNS YELLING, value oOc., reduced to
&c. yard:
36-inch BLACK CASHMERE. value &c, re-
duced to pc yard;
36-inch BLACK VICTORIA CLOTH, vaire 7hc.,
reduced 10 20c. yard:
BLACK SER9ES, 50 inches wide, value 45c., re-
duced 10 32c. yard:
SS-inch BLACK NUNS VIKINGS, value boc.,
reduced 30 4sc. n yard;
duced from sc 10 l2Ac. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
|. Rose & Son 5
GREATEST
SLIPPERS.

Children's opers.Toe slippers, sizes 10 to ?, at
f3c. worth 75c.:
Chiiren's Button oxford Ties ~ 53c. worth 81 % ;
Childrenis Frepch Kid Oxford Ties, sizes ~ TO =.
at49c. worth 81:
Childron's Lace oxford slippers. sizes to II, at
SEC. worth double the money:
Childron's Two-strsp Newport Ties ct soc.
worth ac.
Misses Patent-TIp Oxford slippers r &c. worth
Sl2a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-11
MAINE DISPATCHES.
WINTHROP REPUBLICANS
Unfurl the Colors Under Which They
are to March to Victory

Especial Correspondence of the Journal.
WINTHROP, July 10.
The republicans of Winthrop had a very
successful flag raising the evening of July 8.
At the appointed hour large number of re-
ppblicans had gathered in front of Packard
Block, and when the flag was flung TO the
breeze bearing the names of Harrison and
Morton and Burleigh, three times three cheers
we're given with will
A. &. II. Wood, of the town committee,
called the meeting to order, aud called upon
County Attorney Carleton to preside. Mr..
Carleton was greeted with cheers, and with
out any pr liminaries introduced as the
speaker of the occasion, Hon. Herbert NJ
Heath of Augusta For more than half al
hour the eloquent senator held the closest
attention of the large audience, and was fre-
Iuently interrupted by applause.
Altogether it was the most successful flag
rsising ever had in Winthrop. The republl-
rans of Winthrop are under obi. a .ons to
senator Heath for his effective speech 1t
tas been The occasion of much animated
controversy between democrats and republi-
cans here. He succeeded in waking up the
republicans and badly disconcerting the dem
cratic free trade politicians.
The republicans of Winthrop are fully
live to the necessities of the hour thorough
y united for Harr son and Morton, Burlelgh
and protection, and will give good account
If themselves in November.
The democrats at work earlier than
ever before, and are making great efforts to
nold their lines intact. They loudly boast
dat they will make a gain of sixty aver two
> ears ago, bu, this is all brag. Yet repubii-
cabs every" here need to be watchful. The
enemy is uot asleep, and has not gone away
ia u journey. MIR. Burei CHS nomination is
proving to be very strong one with us, the
leaves men, of whom there were a good
many, doing all in their power te keep the
Iall rolling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-11
Notes.

The call for the convention of the Ma
tional American Party issued late this after
noon is as follows:
The national convention of the American
Party VIII be held in Washington, ID. C., OH
the 10Th of August 1855, tor the purpose of
noml atiig candidates for President ami
Vice President, and tor the transaction of
of such other business as may properly come
before that body. Delegates not exceeding
two from each Congressional District, each
territory and ID strict of Columbia and four
from each state at large-bearirg creden-
tiais from an, American organization, asso-
citation, club, order, or society, whose OBJ
jects are in accord with principles of the
America party will be admitted to seats in
the convention,
(Signed) Isaac SHARP, Chairman.
A. J. Bower, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-11
LAST EVENINGS NEWS.

so far as reported no opposition has been
made to the reelection of President Diaz.
All the brakemen on the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy at Kansas city struck at
ll.30 Tuesday morning.
Joseph Smonton was appointed postmaster
at Willard, Cumberland county, Tuesday
vice Edward Cobb, deceased.
The republican State committee of New
York met in New York city and elected Cor
nelius n. Bliss, chairman, Tuesday.
Fred A. Forsaith, the manager of the
Webster, House, Portsmouth, N.
H., blew his brains out Monday
night.
Tine floods continue in West Va, and the
kawawha and Ohio rivers is greater than
in 81.
Fire destroyed eight blocks in the heart of
Suisun City, California last evening Sew
en-eighths of the town was consumed. 1t is
impossible as yet to estimate the loss.
Gov.Ames passed restless night, but Tues
day was more comfortable. The physicians
report him as somewhat improved, with a
more satisfactory action of the heart.
The New York Sun today says the facts
about Jay Gould are that he is good deal
worn out, that he cannot get rid of gia
which has always troubled him, and besides
he suffers from sleeplessness. He keeps
away from his office, anl does not see any
more people about business than he is OBJ
ged to.
Chairman Hoge of the grievance commit
tee OF the Brotherhood of Engineers, aud
Chairman Murphy occupying the same po.i
ton in the Flremen's Brotherhood, were ar
rested at their rooms at the National Hotel
this morning on the charge of conspiracy.
lhey were released on Saturday on 81 l,5U0
bail.
There were rumors about the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York, during Tuesday evening
that Senator German of M.rylan ha been
asked to accept the chairmanship which in
wolves the management of the democratic
campaign, aud that he had refused. In con-
sequence of MIR. Germans refusal it is
thought that Calvin 5. Brice of Ohio will b.
chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-11
FOREIGN intelligence.
In COMMONS.
Precedence to be Given to Government
Business.

LONDON. July 10.
In the Commons this evening Smith
moved that. precedence be given daily To
government business during the remainder
of the session. He asked the House to assist
in max ag the country bill workable.
Mr. Labouchere objected.
Churchill said that the county bill discus
sion with that of the supply bill would take
eight weeks. Ii ought To be deferred till
autumn.
Gladstone said that no time would be lost
in passing the county bill The wisest
course was to accept the proposals of Smith.
He trusted the government would shorten
the session by dropping the life peers bill.
Smith gave assurance that the peers bill
would not be proceeded with,
Smiths motion was then agreed to without
division.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-11
REAL ESTATE.
Transfers of Real Estate In Lincolu Co

The following are the transfers of real
estate in Lincoln county for the week ending
Jul, ..
Bo"rHBAY-Cyrus l.. Burns to Joanna S. Lemont,
land. 500.
BR,sro,.-.j. and c. Ihorp's heirs to Albert c.
ThDrp, land 81. Wisca,set 'aviugs Bank John
Lasl, laud ami bu,ldi g, s25oo; \. f. Land Co. to
Levi Gum, and 81.
DAMAR sGorTA-CollectOr to James Stetson, land
and buIl ings, SIS ", collector To james Stets
land and buti gs, Sl.lO, collector to ia mes Set
son. land and buildings, ~ u.s. collector to Abbic y
Ihurlow, . Anne B. BJwie, lad, 800.
DRksDEN'-SHmuel l.. faine's estate, to WIN. II
Marr laud, so.
DGECoMB.-W- Clifford to Atherton c. Green
leaf lepI AMI buildings 500.
JEFTERsOS.-Mary 4. Palmer to Geo. A. Gun
nngIim land aud bulldogs, 1000.
NEwCAsrLE.-AnuieB B. Bowie ct ais. TO Ma han
i Bryant, land and building. $40.
standardization Mskown to Grant W.
Pierce. land Sl6U.
Accommodation X. Winslow to G. y.
Winslow, Ian s25; james Creamer to Thomas
Z. Creamer. land aud buildings 81 900.