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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
i55 Franklin Il
Pronerfy Transfers.

Redmond: Edward Nelson and wife to
Robert SIMS. 80 feet on Twenty-seyenth
street near Leigh, Si95; Robert Sims aud
wife TO Ella q. aud Marie W. Mullen's trus-
tee, Al feet on Twenty-seyenth street corner
Leigh, Si,270; Robert Sims 70 Christian Il.
Kuyk, 25 feet on Twenty-seventh street near
Leigh, 1915; Byrd Warwick and wife to
Isabella Jones, "A feet on Second street be-
tween Nam and Franklin, $4,000.
llenrico: James Ii. Dooley and Joseph
Bryan and their wives 10 j. NJ. Deasy, 2s feet
ON Leigh street near Mozelle, $500; James
II. Dooley and Joseph Bryan to |. II. Thomp-
son, % feet on Leigh street near Mozeile,
s592; Edwin PAGE and wife TO Henry Neu-
rohr, 1872 feet on Meadow Bridge road, S25 (;
James w. Patterson and wife TO William T..
Nuckols. 29a feet on Jessamlne street be-
tween YenaDle and Darlington, 500;
Samuel r. Waddiil, clerk, to George Jordan,
u I0-l00 acres on Stage road, 1886.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Personal and othcr Items from Oar
sister city.


The rcpayiag Of Hull and seventh streets
where the water-pipes were laid his been
huished.
The sprlng-Hlll property is 70 De sold on
ln building lota in q few weeks.
Mr.. John Gillian, Of PoWhat1n, ard Nj.
j. C.. ,Ieier ~ Caroline, are in The city.
Miss Fannie King. OF Alexandra u visit
Ing Miss Ruth i'rettymlu, Of this city,
Ms, Ssine Page Ingram, OF Luuenburg,
is visiting relatives hero.
Mrs. ". !. saunders, who has been visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. +. w. Wu'igrr forseye-
raj weeks has returned 70 her home IN Ala
baml.
Rev. J. r. Funston, OK Richmond, viii
preach al Meade Memorial church tonight
Mise. ANNE Bolkin. OF Portsmouth, and
Kate Church, OF Norfolk, are visiting tDe
Misses Evans.
on account Of Corslsy's Hall being en-,
glgoI for Tuesday evening tho regular
armi-monthy german Of me iuesd y t'u'
will ne given TIE following THURSDAY, the
2G'h instant. All arrangements save been
perfected 10 mskc this most enjoyable oc-
casion. and ~ many visitors to The city
have been invited, the Attendance 10 doubt
VIII be quite srgc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

CHEWING & ROSE AMI A. j. BRADLEY 4
Co. - =. NJ, twenty-five vacant lots In
Chaikley's addition % no city OF Manchester;
also, an interest IA tract ~ land ia Chess
terhem county, adjoining Chalkicys a1di-
tim.
JAMES b. ELAN, 5 P. NJ. framed dwelling on
ne north sido OF Cedar between James And
Baker streets.
(. c. GARRISON, II A. NJ. household furniture.
organ, &C.
GEORGE W. MAYO. household furniture. Iron
saies, &c.
WILLIAM JENKINS. laH P n, bananas, pears,
apples. snd orLngsa
FOX a RIDER LES P. ", and P. NJ, grapes,
applca. posafocz. cabbage. "a
II. WAILKhSTBiN CO, 1910 p. g., cabbage
p. e. EDWA8DSl1P p. NJ. cahhArnI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

The Road TO pc Bu,It and the Work
60 be regun Enis winter.

A Dispatch reporter was yesiffdsy told
by Mr.. Ohio o. Owons that he expected 10
begin the construction Of the slocKee-liiil
ana Union Depot railway some time during
this winter. The ordinance limits inc time
~ commencing operations 10 March u,
1880. buG Mr. o Eens says az soon ~ The EE-
position is over and when work m other
branches Of busiuess closes for the winter
SEASON be will begin the cons'ruction 81
bic limo. lie hopes 20 complete u In thirty
days after commepcinc. IS a large force Of
lsbOrers Will be employed.
ELECTRIC LIsF.
The Richmond Union Passenger-Railway
Counany had forty cars, tie full number,
running for short time on Friday night.
The travel not iustiiying so rn1uy sixteen
were taken or. Yesterday after o'clock
nine were put back, making total OK tairiy-
five running Yesterday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Porous srosiI ltr3 no los.atlon i'm using
grecra-ie4 Wnrn after r-aiiUs 1Waiis tneir y b
become lr1I orr Rrue, of there eoaw- dinre-5
hsfo~o chem. or when % le'omes troublesome %
thread o needle. or obliged - remove tA' object
isurI q, tao ego ol nee.io q lle prluD 20 ,
C~.atsr distance ual formerly. or whom tlc
sight Is perfectly god for al boar'5 reading,
Bus llterwari Guns iogethcr, and are obliged 90
rot choir syrs Tor u few m0melt' before tncy
can al longer. HuW ss3 lrys'allet Lenses
wll Fir1 Instantaneous Icist 10 persons whose
sight g. iu fAr above con 'if.on
Mr B. ". Ballard pla.t. ll opDclan, a. r. q.
Caaell, Jr q Co.. dr. .sat1ro, representing those
fflufrcfI4 ien.a glIi o.. usa them CO. al c.as.p,
o. detective eisi.n for O. few days only, corner o.
Tai I'd AMI Mgln streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
Kind woras from a LADY

Miss Aureiia +. McCue. daughter OF Judge
AcCue, stauaOD, Va. wrote a. follows: Or.
:. Glleski, 9i5 east Main street, Richmond.
Va: l am delighted with your glasses and
feel lie a new person since / have cote
t1em. ] suffered from neuralgia great Geal
in my eyes, but since wearing your glasses
II has almost entirely disappeared. When
ever an opportunity presents itseR shall
take great pleasure In Recommending you.
Again thanking you for your pFomptness,
success, and interest, / am, &c, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
Agracui,ural Aoare...

By invitation OF the Virginia Board OF
Agriculture, Professor futile, recently elect.
ed 10 the Chair Of Agriculture 10 the Uni-
versitg Of Virginia, viii deliver an address
10 the fsrnsr OF Virginia 90 the subject OF
s'Edncation AID Agriculture" Ia The hall OF
The House OF Delegates az s O'Clock r. N.
"Wednesday. 3ist Of October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
rron, q wel,.sneun c,l.Esn.
800 NORTH TWELFTH sshEFT,
-. ~ a.......t "a 1919

RrcHanxD. Va. August IL, 1sSS,
DR.. 8 Csle.kl, 0i5 ca't Main street Dear
sir,-I I'm rlad 10 inform you that the specta-
c,es which you bagesdiusted TO my eyes give
me perfect satisfaction and | am more than
pleased with them. Before getting your
glasses was hardly able to read thirty min'
utes without pain and discomfort, but now
ean use my eyesfof hours At time without
the least inconvenience. Please accent my
thanks for your good work. Respectfully
y. ELgEIEL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

II you have not yet taken adyantage oi the
speclll sal) OF Dr. 5. GalesSfs, 0lj east
Nam (rellaalc Solid Gold sneciacles and Eye
glasses. guaranteed. at - and 50 80 per
pair) do so At once. for the opportunity viii
not last long; are going last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

W. o. Tuggle, Lagrange, Ca, writing about
Darbys ProphylHctic Fl.id, says: Iris price
less jewel a. . disinlectan. aaI de0dorizsr. Ny
wife states Tor the benefit OF young mothers that
Il 10 "a valuable adjunct 10 th3 nursery" IL Is
equally 80 % parents travelling with children.
Not only is the Fluid invaluable - adeoIorizsr,
hu, few drops ADDED 20 th5 waite. In bathing
will remove all craptions from the skin, chaAug,
etc, and greatly refresh and soolho.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
HosroN WANTS A BcBEL FLAG.
4 Grend Army Post or Thnt city
Writea 40 get one.

The following shows bow far ahead OF
PHILADELPHIA is Boston I'm the matter of al
loving bygoncS % be bygOnes:
RICHMOND, VA, october 10, 1855.
Captain John Maxwell:
My Dear Sir.--Thc enclosed letter will eX-
plain itself. DO you think YOU can procure
The losn Of the celebrated flag about which
there was some little cOmmofon when the
Phihdelnhia brigade was here? | have
written will try 20 procure it, and II you
can aid me | will esteem it o favor.
Yours truly EDGAR ALLAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

LARGE auction sa'e Of drst-cass Dry Goods
lust for the season at No. ji9 east Broid
street, between Fifth and sixth. Ionday
morning ~ 10 O'Clock. See advertisement
on fourth page. j. II. VALENTINE,
AuctfOuecr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

We have just received anew lot or Scaris-
four.in-hands. Sore Draut'1l GOOD at soc.
The h,ndsomcsi lige GO :. AID el.J0 Scaris
~ have Cycr shown.
CcysrArLg BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Funi Fnnl Fun at Armory on Mon
day afternoon a. 4 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

petizsr and inyigorator. Used now over tho
whole civilized world. Beware Of limitations.
Asa for The genuine Article manufactured By Or.
J. G.. b. siegert & soaa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

For anything In ladies', Misses. and Children's
Wraps Dress Goods, silks, Pushes, and Yelyo,s
give Us q call. D. i Z. MITTELDORFEs,
81 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Pine nssebnsis nd Cnt FiSwerA
TIE hrgest STOCK OF hne Rosebuds Ia the
city. Fresh every day.
". A. HAEla0xD.
Telephone CSC. a3l east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
Palms. Ferns, and OtTer Decorative

4 large assortment OF good plants for par
lor or hall use at very reasonable prices.
~. a. HAMMOND,
Telephone GEO. 81 cost Broad street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

- \
r.,..,, ..r,--s S..-9 tvTrNTION.
f4N2A '"i'N'
49, ,.,,...,o.,
Will lny Oasn'A'''' n',. '-'' '''' 90
II'. o-.,-p..,..-
VIM by tho choice OF 80 pieces Of Satin B'''''
"Orln &c Al, -r.
al ,-.-.. 81, .,o
you can by dout.e-w.--- ta'hneFos oil '10
At 2or.
1870 800 , t,,-t,, f Dr. ..t.f,fi efe.tA
you can se' F''''' y a., 1-..
-hL -'' ,,t,
no offer you Henro te 'o.0s 30 inches VIDE
AT 81. o.
,go sh,y Won Is s.flas % Au-W0ol tlall' 81
inches vide
A., iir,,-,o,.s Cloths 40
we oior iie oe7t A-'' '-,.
ilcuo' WHO over 'o'
'' ,,......,,,,- +,,,
buys our JJ-incL Habit '.a' Anli so''o'' "''
'''- ,.,.,.,. 60. ...,..
ma a.. .at 81. t,r' re ' +, c4- CLOAK DEPARTMENT
"a, iti. Co. liz tg...... l9 please you hers
i Ig .,g '. nj. ,,., -4g-.a.l brs sye5 ali our
price, are loger nat ever fo.lo. as a ii''lo
Whilo Ee mention only f'" ~ o.-t at-,a-'i,u''
viii 0ay a neat prs.y Walking JACKET 10 al
sizes. .,-,-o
Al t~.'' --,,, ..---,..
we oIer yoA seye5.i IN, Vt ~ W."
''" =, .oI4
~ - ,--..- l........
you can eet y W-hIef-"e's-l 'o's'y O0-' ''9'
''''''' sou aer - cfro s,-D Q,
% So -- M. S,.,,, Van,
i"ej,csets' H. '.hirr .rs clam superior work
marsaip, ex.ellsnc8 oi m1-eaal. aud pe T. ton
in 60 ....... ,....-..... .,,,,. .,.or,,.,.
PLUSH sA. 'lDEe' ~. s'.iN' -.'D 'OD' ''-
va hars iu all Ri, bs5t grades lad at ruling
axe ao 5 5y aNR S S5 da5 rs s52s ssy Of
are slre to DO able TO suit your taste ana stately
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
RosroN. October lG, 1883.

Edgar Allan, Esq:
Dear sic and COmrade,-I wish 10 procure
a Confederate battle-nag 10 be used in fair
OF Post GS. Grand Army OF the Republic,
Depar,mcnt Of Massachusetts, TO be held in
December, and am advised by Comrsde b.
Read Wales toapply 70 you. would prefer
a flag that has seen service and would like
also 60 know 10 whit regiment 1t belonged.
u YOU can procure one for me YOU will do
the post favor and | assure you the fas
shall be carefully used and promptly rcturG.
ed. Comrade Wales wished me TO ask you il
YOU had relies OF Interest which you could
loan him for his same lair.
Trusting ] am not presuming too much,
am yours III friendship, charity. and love,
II. L. PAIGE,
1855 Franklin street.
Captain Maxwel1s now endeayoring to
secure the flag asked for and will probably
ret 1t, or another that win answer the pur-
pose.
when Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans.
was in Boston il carried in It's Nnks a Con-
fcdera,e batle.1ag, and no objection was
made; on the contrary, the people OF Boston
Snd Lynn were unbOunded in their hospi-
tally, In their kind expressions, and in other
evidences OF good will.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Take the children 10 the Frt ResimeDt
Armory Monday afternoon al O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
Marriage OF Richmond Wan In 81


IN, Atlanta ro,,ro.l NJ the fyib eqv.. Al
,,.o CtI,rct, ~ ta,. INN cil..e oucru' Iona or
vos,er,,ov A. bon o,ci5cs or.,l-rod n c Of nc
-, .,,, mo-, hr,,,,,pt ,,,rri,.e. which
I IT,, 49, ' ' r,,.o H., ,h,s civ The vast
n1 t.i. ,fc ,i.los ana
..,. -, ,,,,,,,..,. ~, ,,,, .. Emo
,,''' ...tr c,o,,l1 'iurttl dctro
-. ,oa~,l pror,,..lv AZ The ll,Dr tfe
tr,d,7 ,,,,,,. .r.i,ld ,,rcfc..or Wi.enf.lf.
-, a.. or,,,r NEIL Ncr..,..ohn'- v.l.
dino. mar, IN. arfcndsnts mlrclsd ND
,,.1 c,-,,.o ,fsio IN ,,a f,ll, nina. or!er -
-. -. -, ,,s ~ r,r-r rrn., ,ffs.
r-,.',, on5 1fr IT, \. ro,lv Miss
,.,.. 49, ,viiI...' r,,.,,ci' v,
''..I i''.I, ,,, ~ pic,,rJ g,o.,r d.,
- 80 ,,,o h,id, Nt., Voei., pro-r-
r.. ,t.,no ,to ar, 81 fto ,..,,, Dir
49,. Ii;-.i,, m. afto,l.r,. C.I o,
M. siToot trc oi.ic and t.c tril. ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Handsome prizes cyea away ct the natl
roe 10 Armory MONDAY afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
is The result September -, ls5''


school chillron's day 1T Armory' Monday
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

& draught Of cool BoTgner & Engefs
Beer 90 Eukcr's, corner Harrison and Broad
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Examine our STOCK Of Carpets. Rugs, Druggots,
Art Squares, Oll-cloths, Sc. our prices arc the
lowest. D. & S. MITTELDORPER.
az Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

school chi'jren's day 1t Armory Monday
ri rl1.1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

a good time ior AN &c the Armory Monday
afternoon from I % :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Miss Mary Thlw's dancing class at the
Annoy Monday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Take the children TO the First Regiment
Armory Monday afternoon al O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Miss MARY rsw's daneiRg elan at the
Armory Monday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

The Norfolk Virginian 81 yesterday says
that about 500 or 900 people rom that see
tiou viii attend the Democratic demOustrs-
ton in this city next Wednesday. The
Democratic clubs OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth will attend in a body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
NOTES on the DgMoNsrRATIoN.

The clubs will be provided with canes,
which will DC borne 1t "carry arms" One
thousand little flags have been ordered by the
committee to be attached TO Tie canes The
eIiect Will be very pretty.
TIE bandana handkerchieis purchased by
the clubs will be tied loosely around the
neck.
The clubs, as a rule, have been ordered to
asseuble nj O'Clock.
The Hon. John :. Barbour, chairman o.
the state Committee. will be among The dis
tinpuished persons in the parade. He will
he accompanied By number Of his commit
toe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Rcluc-d prices tA.s Bloz on Blankets. Bed
Comforts, Colnterpanei, Curtains. Dc.
u. s. T.. MurCLDlaPER,
81 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
HELD & CO.'S.
coo BROAD STREET.
loo 2l-su, Tu&Thl
LanE. CEuENr. rLAsrER. &c.

~--~~eo0o<No-0o-N0~.~N N0.ev,-0~-~-~-N~0>
$500 h R4Ea5LS sos Of EEEs II!
AENf Just arrived per schoOners George w. An
derHon and X Ii. BurEow. schooner Jonn \.
BsGchaTn daily expected with cargo Of FK.SH
R0CKlAND LIMO Tor sao ios frOm wharf.
Large sock MPORThD POkI LAND CEMRNT,
CALCINED PLASTER. Fiha~BhiCk, e.
WARNER MOORE,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Nova scotia
Plaatar. seis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
IRE CROWD EXPECTED.

Ali the railroads advertise cheap tickets for
the 2Sd and oath. In most eases The rate will
be | cent mile. The rate from Lynchburg
viii be considerably lower than that. 1t Is
estimated that 5000 people will arrive by the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, and Rich
mond and Danvile officials says that their
line viii be overtaXed. Five thousand peO-
pie will be n small estimate forthe Richmond
and Danville. The agents at important
points iu North Carolina are teleRraphing
for more cars than have already been ap-
portioned them. Whilst a majority OF the
excursionists win be ioOkers-on large num-
be- will come 10 join in the parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
TIE MUSIC.

There win be at least five bands in the pa
rade. The band from the Soldiers Home at
Hampton. twenty.four pieces, will be at the
bead OF the column. lardellas First Nir-
ginia Regiment Band Of twenty-five pieces
viii march at the head Of the business-men's
division. and Kessnich's Band will march
with another division. The Norfolk clubs
win bring the band from the nayy-yard, and
the stanton clubs will bring the SjoueWall
Brigade Band. The Lee Camp Drum Corps
has also been engaged.
SECURE YOUR TRANSFERS.
II you have not done so secure your trans
fer at once. Call ut headquarters, No. llI2
east Man street, or send apostal giving your
tate sDd also present residence, and Il Will be
sent TO you.
Iaiormstion viii be eheerfulIy given.
Don't Delay until Friday or Saturday.
Alfred toll at oace.
Saturday ths 27ta Is registrntien-dsy and
you May be TOO busy, siet. or out OF town,
and lose your vote In consequence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

IIoNiSleh hAh htCh inAuO Dy the IONS
mittee Of Arrangements OF the Convention
OF Locomotive Engineers for tho secommo.
dalton OF t. members in the Second Pfesby.
terrain church al the 4 o'clock service this
morning. Or. Hogo's letter iuioFming the
committee that all the room required would
b. reserved, and that the people OF bis
obureh would unite with him In welcoming
the Brotherhood, was read 10 the conyen.
lion, aud the response will be seen In the full
sltrndsDee 0f tie engineers this morning.
The engineers will meet at ford's Hotel Al
1916 aud proceed 10 DIR. H0ge's church in a
body.
], Is underwood that this eloquent divine
has prepared sermon specially suited to tue
presence Of the Brotherhood.
Rev, Mr., Atwill. pastor Of Clay.speet
Methodist cauNh. yesterday extended the
brotherhood al invitation, through tbe local
cox@itee, % sttsoa worsbip ut his church
Tonight. Toe msstation was accepted, bat
thc members WIN not sftend ~ body.
0ksrJgSo IRON THs Ksunnx
The feiio9inx fsieersn wn received from
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-17
Grand Island Levee.

The following communication has been
received from Mr.. Reynolds, one of the
Trustees of Grand Island.
Thos II. Williams and Mr.. Ferris ian
engineer) were looking at the levee on
Grand Island this week, and the former
made Us the following proposition. subject
to approval of Williams & Bixler, viz:
Each land owner on Grand Island 20 build
levee on their respective ranches fronting
river or Steamboat slough at his own ex-
pense, SAID levee to be at least two (2) feet
above high water mark of 1881, having
width of eight (S) feet on top of levee and
an inside slope of 3 to l, the whole to be
completed by October 1, 1899.
Williams e. Bixler will agree on their
part to build their own levee (same width
and slope and will commence at Beavers
slough, two feet above high-water mark
and build levee on dead level from that
point to cross leyee at lower end of island I;
also commence at, say mile above Isle
ton, and run from there on dead level to
cross levee to prevent danger of back water
breaking leyee.
Each party interested to sign an agree
ment authorizing Trustees of Reclamation
District No. to complete the work at the
expense of any land owner, should there be
any one who fails to have the work COM
pleted by specified time.
This proposition seems to me to be q
very fair one, and l think will meet the
views of about all on the island. and will
start out early next week to see how many
are favorable to doing the work. As soon
as the Trustees learn the sentiments of the
people they will endeayor to have The set
tiers meet with Williams & Bixler and sign
an agreement to that effect.
"a T. J. REYNOLDS.
Walnut Grove, December Is, 1885,"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-17
LOCAL BREYITIES.

A social party will be given at the Chris
tan Church Wednesday evening.
University warrants were drawn by the
Controller Saturday amounting to $10,-
74S IL.
Saturday Governor Waterman issued GER
tifcates to the eight Republican electors of
this State.
Judge Van Fleet will hold Court at
Marysville this week for Judge Keyser,
who is i'll.
A telegram from New York last evening
says: " The wife of VIM. Brill, formerly of
Sacramento, died here Thursday"
There are two dangerous holes in Tenth
street, at the intersection of o, caused by
the breaking in of couple of rotten boards
IN the culvert on the west side of o.
In the Police Court on Saturday, John
Van Tine was convicted of battery, and the
case of Lawrence O'Neil, charged with bat
terry, was continued until Friday next.
A neat printed list of all the county
officers of the State has been received from
| the firm of Carlisle d Co., stationers and
| publishers, 212 Battery street, San Fran
| cisco.
B. NJ. Fish, the Knights Landing fisher
| man, caught fifty seven and half pound
| beaver q few DAYS since There are said to
be plenty of these animals along the river
| this season.
The hearing of the cases of W. O. Davis
| against Supervisors McMullen, Bates and
Jackson will take place before Judge Arm
strong in Department One of the Superior
Court tomorrow.
George Bailey, who was held to answer
| in Justice Davis Court in August last on a
charge of assault on j. A. Wenck, and
who has been out on bail, was surrendered
| by his bondsmen on Saturday. The parties
reside near Franklin.
| The following arrests were recorded on
| the police slate last night: Clayton Chad
| field, vagrancy, by officers Ash and Nc
Laughlin; George Brady, alias Geo. White,
burglary. by officer Ash; Robert Hunter,
common drunk, by officer Eldred.
| The ladies of Sacramento interested in
the welfare of the First Artillery Regiment
have resolved to give grand ball at the
| Armory on the evening of December 9th
The proceeds will be used in the purchase
of handsome set of colors for the regiment
On Saturday morning, John Doran re.
ported at the police station that his room
in the Arcade building had been robbed Of
| some clothing. Later in the day officel
| Ash arrested George Brady, alias George
| White, who confessed to the robbery anC
was locked up for examination
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-17
Her Curiosity Did 1t.

Some Illinois lunatic has evidently been
working the Arkansas people by claiming
to hail from this fair city. A telegram
from Hot Springs, Ark, says: "a month
ago stranger resembling a tramp arrived
in jamestown, suburb of this city, and
soon succeeded in making the villagers be-
lieve that he had immense possessions in
Sacramento, Cal. He gave the name of
Sykes. He worked into the confidence of
the best people and then bought out gro
Gerry merchant named Wilt. and turned the
business over to negro. A big banquet
was given on the strength of the sale, and
wine flowed freely at the expense Of prom
inent whispers The Californian gave each
q sealed envelope which he said was a
check for 81 600, requesting that the en-
velopes be not opened before a certain
time One of the ladies, however, broke
the seal of her envelope that night and
found nothing but slip of paper. The
man was arrested and jailed. 1t is believed
that be was once in an insane asylum in
Illinois -