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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15
Ia Town,

fhiilp Gershel, son of Lewis Gershel,
81 nsibourne, Australia, arrived in Lam
lleef On Iassdsy evening. lie Is on q
.s'nsss Trip add 10 the guest OF his uncle,
Nor Gei shel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15
To fse buri.a nt Mt ,Jov

Captain Lewis A. Hoke died in York on
Tuesday, aged 40 ears. Deceased formerly
resided In Mt JOY, but moved from there
- York many years ago. His body will be
uaen 70 Mount Joy for intermelt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15
The Gs.oIln.I.sn,,.

30 far AIS gasoline lamps have been mt
up Ia the city to DO service ss long as the
oaectrie lights cannot be used. Although
many OF them go out at night the majority
ero doing very well.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15

said the nurse to the doctor. "sure, cir,
only know of one good medicine for the baby,
and that is DR.. Bulls Baby tylup." 1t costs
only rs oents.
Asa wholesome and powerful tonic prompt
ana pleasant Alternative. ana thorough
cleanser ana renovator OF the system. the peo-
pie everywhere are cordially endI sing Laxa-
cor. Price 20 cent?.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15

Tne business properIy OF wm. q. Dsisz,
g south Queen street. was offered st pub .
~ ssie st the Cooper house last evening.
o eccount OF the confusion incident 70 n
Iefads tho sale was adjourned until next
"Wednesday evening
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15
MdRRIA q ES.

PARKER -kPFiNeRR On wednesday after.
noon. at the brides home, Lancaster, by nev.
Sharles l.. Fry, OF Trinity Lutheran church,
Mr, Frank Parker ana Misc Annie E. Efiinger,
both OF this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15
Sale ThfR lcYaninN

The properties belonging to the estate OF
Thos Cummings. deceased, will be ogeGed at
public sale this evening at tho Cooper house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15
A DJOuRNED PUBLIC SALE OF A
valuable Business Properly, the Oldest
On WEpNEsDAr, NOVEMBER p, ls

On "WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1855,
VIII DO SOLO at pubic sale, at the Cooper House
Inc iollowlng real estate. towit
1wo'story and attic brick groc ary stora a,,
dweliinR, NOS. al ana t3 south Queen siraet
Win large two story back building. In ali con.
dious sore room. 1hs lot from 4 S2 feei on
south queen street. ana extends 2l5 feet 10
htlsuan street having two two.s tory frame
Louse.. containing rooms each. fronting ON
Shtsian street with II feet wide alley run
nlhs IN from Chris ian street TO main store
properly also, nne two-story brick sIahle
ahastorehouse, wagon shed ana other bm,id
,nss ,ntn wen aho pump OF never-faiing water.
r,n hn ns te,n. Ihs premises are undefd rained
here ~ an opportL nity seldom offered. with
siuI ,i neu business OF As years, ana made
sun sun more valuable by the Southern Msrke,
recently ereoied, and other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aus ,s
the immediate vicinity. III
sale 10 Commence at 500 o'cIo,s - - -,
conditions viii be made known bvP y m'' ~heh
JosL L. HkHEs, Auet. w. gnshtsa; nshssa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15

CNSTATE OF JOSH A. ARNOLD,
Ab late OF the City OF Lancaster. deceased.
Letters OF ad mini tration on said estate having
been granted To the un noersigned, all persons
indebted thereto ara req uested TO make fmme-
diate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, Will present them
without delay for settlement TO the under
signed. residing in said city. AT No la7 south
Duke street. ADA ARNOLD,
DANIEL u. BAKER, Administrator
Attorney. octs etdIh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15

ESTArE OF MICHAEL STRIGGLE
ters testamentary ON said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons In
deoted thereto are I, Quested To make imme-
diats payment ana those having claims or
demands against ths same, viii present them
without delay Tor settlement 10 the under
signed, residing near Bethesda, Lancaster
county. EllZ aBETH srRIGGLk,
Executrix.
JOHN A. CoYLK, Attorney. ols6td1hs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15
LAGAL NU7lOkS.

ESTATE OF X ATH ARlNER Il. DOUGH.
~ erty. late of Lancaster city, Pennsylva
MIA. deceased. Letters testamentary on said
estate having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted thereto are re-
questad tn make immediate payment ana
those h wing claims or demands against the
same Will present them without delay for set.
uement TO III undersigned.
J. McikANS, Executor.
huGENE u. SMITH, Attorney. oct25-6tIh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15

Gents All.Wool Overcoats in
Meltons, Kerseys, Beaver and
Cashmere, 81, sS, $10, S12, $14,
els, sl6, eli, slS, $50 and CPS.
All OF our own make and war
ranted equal to custom work.
Cheaper ones from 90, SO to SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
IN THE POLICE COURT.
A Barkeeper Fined s25-ssnt On for
Resisting an officer.

Pellce.Justice Richardson rested from his
labors yesterday and went with one OF the
Church-Hill Sunday schools on their annual
picnic. Justice John NJ. Ryall presided III
the Police Court In his stead.
One OF the most important cases on the
docket was that OF William Matthews, who
keeps bar-room on Grace street between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, charged
with selling liquor on sunday. Beng so
situated that he could not come 10 court, tue
accused learned from Justice Ryali that he
would be fined S2j, aud he sent that amount
10 court by the Justice. The case was there
fore disposed OF without ever being called.
The minimum fine imposed in these cases Dy
Justice Richards Is $50.
John O'Dwyer was charged with being
drunk ana creating a disturbance on the
premises OF Cornelius ODwyer, and bis
brother William was charged with inter
fertng with and violently resisting Policeman
Butler while in the discharge OF his duty.
The former was fined 81 and costs, aud
the latter. who was very recently placed
under bond for twelve months. was sent
on to the grand Jury. His bail-bond was
declared forfeited.
Isaac Wright (colored) was fined s. and
costs for assaulLing and beating Nora Wright.
Mary j. Washington (colored). drunk and
disOrderly and striking John Lancaster on
the street. Fined IS and costs.
A number OF persons charged with being
drunk were fined each 81 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
The Exposition.

On some night soon after the Exposition
Is opened there will be a display OF ire
works on the grounds, and $1,000 has been
appropriated by the committee therefor.
There will be a great number OF snowy
pieces Niagara Fails, &c.-aud the music
will be furnished by celebrated band.
Hon. George D. Wise Is endeavoring to
get from Congress an appropriation oil
s2j 900 to enable the smithsonian Institute
people TO bring 10 Richmond large section
OF their exhibits. The Government has
done much more than this for other eXposi-
tions, and il is to be expected that with the
Justice OF the cause and George Wisc''
energy aud ability combined Congress will
promptly vote the money.
The new race-track is being rapidly con-
structcd, and it will be a gem in its way.
Work on the Broad-Street road has been
begun.
The Exposition Hall is now assuming
stately proportions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
DEATHS.


BRADsHAw.-Died, June 90, 1882. at ten mi
nutes past O'Clock A. ", Mrs. SALLlk BRAD
SHAW; sged nfty-three years.
Funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock TO-DAY
from her late residence. No. east Broad street
Friends OF the family Invited TO attend.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
FARRELL at the residence Of his
grandfather, Thomas Cunningham, Sr, 30l7 east
Main street. June 20, ISIS, at ll:i5 o'clock A. NJ,
THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, infant son Of William
r. and Fannie G. Farrell; aged seven months
AMI twenty-four days.
Funeral will take place from the residence
THIS AFTERNOON at , O'Clock. Friends and ac-
qualntancos invited TO attend.
Norfolk and Petersburg papers please copy.
GODDIN-Dled, Sunday, June "a, 1888, at 4.
NJ. at the residence Of her parents, ViRGlLlA
TYLER, infant daughter OF Edward C. and Nir-
gilia w. Goddin; aged ten months and two days.
GOGIN-Died. at the rssidence of his parents,
ii5 louisiana street, Tuesday AZ L. NJ, JOliN
THOMAS GOGIN. only sou OF Margaret aud
Thomas Gogln; aged eleven months and twenty
thrce days
Funeral will take place from the above resi-
dence THIS (WednesdAy) EVENING at O'Clock.
Friends and acQuaintGnces respectfully invited
to attend.
HENUERSON.-Died, at his residence. No. 5l3
Baker Street, Monday. at ll05 O'Clock A. NJ, In
the iftieth year Of his age. ISAIAH HENDEk-
son.
Funeral will take place from Fifth-street Bap-
tist church WEDNESDAY EVENING at 4 O'Clock.
Friends aud scquaintances are invited 10 At
tend.
RICHARDSON.-Died, nc his residence. COL
north Seventeenth street, Tuesday, Juno "a,
1855, DR.. WILLIAM f. RICHARDSON; aged
lfty-six years
Tho funeral will take place from yenable-
Street Baptist church THIS "Wednesday
AFTERNOON. the 9Th. nj O'Clock. Tho friends
and acquaintances Of the family are requested
To attend.
sCHRAUDT June 26 1888 az 1906 A.
NJ. at the residence Of his parents I'LL east Main
street, HARRY. youngest child Of A. and +.
Schraudt; aged four months and nine days.
Funeral will take place from So Marys Ger
man Catholic church at o'clock THIS iNednes-
day EVENING. Friends and relatives invited
" attend
suEIIA-Died. June 80 1853, at lis o'clock A.
NJ, after brief Illness. ADA CLAY, beloved wife
OF Lee X. sholl, In the forty-third year Of her
age.
She leaves a devoted husbSnd and six children
10 mourn their loss.
The fuaeral viii take place from Pine-Street
Baptist church at 10 o'clock A. VI. TO-DAY
Wednesday. Friends ana acqualntances of the
family are invited 20 attend
Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
Mortunry Reuort.

The following shows the actual mortality IN
the city for the week ending June %, 1883:
Cause Of Death: Cerebro-spinsl menin-
gifts, l.; cholera infantum, Z; clrrhosis OF
liver,'1; congestion OF kidney, j.; congestion
OF brain, 3; congestion OF lungs, / c0nsump-
ton, 3; couvuIslons, g cO1vulsions. inisn'
tile, 4; diabetes, L; diarrhea, chronic, 4
dysentery. 2; sastritis, l. heart-disease, 2;
hemorrhage, post parturu, l; inanition, 2;
infantile lockjsw, l; Inflammation OF brain,
/; tubercular aryngltis, 1; marasmus, 2;
meningitis, 8; pyo-nephrItis, |; premature
birth, 2; spinal sclerosis, / 4; teethlng, D; te-
tanus, l.; unknown, l2.
Whole number OF deaths in the city, ex-
elusive OF stilI-births, 60.
stu. Births: White female, /; colored
male, 9; colored female. l total. 4.
Rate: Rate Of mortality OF whole popula-
tion was 4.32 per cent. per LOCO per an
num rate OF mortality OF white population
was 1904 per cent. per 1000 per annum; rate
Of mortality Of colored population was 50
per cent. per 1000 per aunum.
Ser and Color: White males, 20; white fe-
males, 13-total. 80. ColoTed males, Is; COS
lored females. 17-total, 33.
Age: One day 10 thirty, s.; one month to
six, 10; six months to twelve, 13; one year
10 Lnfee, a. tnTee years 10 Hfe, =, uNt years
to ten, 1; ten years TO twenty, 2; twenty
years to thirty, 2; thirty years to forty, 6;
fifty years to sixty, 2; sixty years to seventy,
2; seventy years to eighty, 4; ninety years
to one hundred, |.
Condition: Single, 30; married, If; wild
overs, ..
Ndfuity: Richmond, Al; other parts OF
the United States, lG; Germany, 2; Nova
Scotia, |.
Locality: Marshall Ward, 10; Jefferson
Ward, II Madison Ward, 8; Monroe Ward,
0; Clay Ward, s Jackson Ward, 81.
Comparative Weekly MortGhty: Total
deaths for week ending June %, 1SS7-whitf
%, colored 10; till-born-colored, 2. Total
deaths for week ending June %, 1Sss-while
SO, coored SO; siill-born-whIte |, colored 8.
Temperature: Mean temperature for week
ending June %, 1887, Sso.7l. Mean tempera'
ture for week ending June %, 1883, 90 49,
Amount OF rainfall for week ending June
%, 1887, 2.4 inches. Amount OF rainfall for
week ending June %, 1888, .02 inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
city Circuit Court.

The following is a full record OF the pro-
ceedngs in this court Yesterday:
Dickinson against Jones. Continued Tor
defendant.
Elam against Schultz. Jury unable 20
agree, and case continued until this morn
ing.
Maury 4 Maury against the Western Union
Telegraph Company. Dismissed at costs OF
defendants.
In the causes OF Terrell and Bocock, trus-
tees, against the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad, on petition OF the Commonwealth
OF Virginia suing by the Board OF Public
Works for the benefit and at the costs OF GER
tain bondholders Of the State, issued under
act OF March Is, 1862, the defendants filed
their JOINT demurrer and answer TO said peti'
ton, in which demurrer the plaintiffs Join
ard reply generally TO SAID answer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
PLEASANT Trip Down the James.

Although the moon was somewhat tardy
in putting in its appearance last night the
excursion gwen down the river by the
Young Ladies' Aid Society Of the Balm
bridge. Street Baptist church. Manchester,
was none the less pleasant. The night was
one OF just that character to make riding on
the water refreshing and enjoyable. The
Ariel left her wharf st O'Clock comfortably
filed and made the trip TO Dutch Gap and
return In a few minutes less than three
hours. The Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Band very graeiously volunteered
their services, and rendered many catchy
and spirited airs that added much to the oc-
casion. With a little more practice this
band will rank among the first musical or
ganizations in the State. Refreshments were
served in abundance aud partaken OF with a
decided relish. The young ladies did all
possible to add 10 the comfort OF their
guests, aud they richly merited even greater
success than they achieved. Street-cars
were In waiting 10 take the excursiouists up
town and 10 Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27

JOHN r. GODDIN, p NJ, trustees sale Of
seven dwellings at the southeast corner Of
Boyd and Norton stroets.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. 9 ?. W., three
frame houses aud two vacant lots on Ashland
street; Immediately after above salo two
brick dwellings on same street
y. W. BOWIE. 9 p. NJ, lot corner Broad and
Twenty-seyenth streets
GEORGE w. MAYO. If A. W., trustees sale
OF lumber corner Laurel and Broad and
Henry and Broad streets.
WILLIAM JENKINS, l2 NJ, bananas.
T. r. wYLES & CO., p. NJ, melons.
RICHMOND BAZAAR AND CARRIAGE RE
PoSIrORY, 10 and II A. NJ, horses, car
rincas huggies. hAy. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
THE SLATE ARRANGED FOR MONDAYS
MEETING OF THE BOARD.
Who Will be Chief Engineer Still an Unde'
termined Qusstion-Propossd
Changes.

The Board OF Commissioners OF the Fire
Department 20 into Office on Monday.
Meantime they are so preparing their work
that at their very first legal meeting the
whole force can be re0rganized. To this
end they have had several sessions, the last
OF which began at - O'Clock Monday night
and ended at 2 O'Clock yesterday morning.
The applications for places were all exam
ined, aud excepting the Office OF Chief En-.
gIneer the persons were practically all de-
cided upon
THE cHIEFsHIP.
Captain Watt Taylor can have back bis
old place az Chief II he Is willing TO devote
to It his entire time. As is we'll known his
mercantile business Is large one and 1t is
not known whether he will consent to sur
render II entirely aud unreservedly and go
TO the Chiefs Office, there to spend his whole
time. Believing that he would not consent
to do this, with only a vague prospect that
the City Council will increase the salary
from the present rate Of 81 200 per annum,
three members Of the board were night be-
fore last in favor OF electiug Captain Fuller
as Chief. After long discussion, however,
the matter was adjourned over for another
conference to be held this week.
1t Is regarded as likely that Captain Tay-
lor wlIl be given the opportunity OF saying
whether, upon the conditions named, be
can. in justice to himself, accept.
Captain Puller. who is now third as.
sistant, is not an applicant for the Chiefs
place. He only seeks TO be first assistant,
but II Is conceded that in the event Cap
tain Taylor is not elected, or being elected
declines TO accept, Captain Puller will be
made Chief.
THE OUTLOOK.
IT seems that another session OF the board
will he held soon, and that this question OF
Chief Engineer will be settled. o.
Ac.ion was suspended night Before last so
that Captain Taylor might have time TO
make up his mind.
'fhe Chief elected will be required 10 give
10 his Official duties all o. bis time, and 10
have his headquarters in acentraI part Of the
city.
In the "slate" made ont for Official con.
firmation and ratification Monday there are
a good many changes in the officials OF the
force, but comparatively few in what may be
called the roll OF priyates.
The members OF the board say they mean
10 be conservative, and that their prime OBJ
ject is 10 give TO Richmond the best fire de-
partment II has ever had.
For the present, at least. all the sessions OF
the board are secret, and the members are
pledged not to reveal the proceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
To the Public.

1t having been reported that all Of the Real
Estate Agents OF Richmond, with one or
two exceptions. had paid their license-tsx in
coupons, we deem II due TO ourselves TO thus
publicly deny the rumor, the undersigned
having all paid in money.
III. sELDOS TAYLOR,
APPERsOS 4 Co.,
N. W. BOwE,
j. THOMPSON Brown Il Co.,
Il. A. CATLN,
JAMES Ii. CRENsHAw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
Fnurfh orIuIY FireMorks.

A letter received yesterday morning from
the New York directors OF the Richmond
Union Passenger-Railway Company an
nounces that negotiations are being made
with q celebrated pyrotschnical firm in New
York city to furnish the company with a
display OF fireworks, which 1t proposes to
display on the night OF July 4th, II fair. for
the amusement OF our citizens free OF charge,
provided the necessary permission can be
obtained from the city authorities for the
use OF suitable grounds. A band OF music
will also be engaged for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
Tuo Yonths Drowned.

On Monday at 3 p. NJ. two youths. nine
teen years OF age, Robert and Major Morris,
while bathing near Major Jennings's land
Ing, I'm New Kent county, got INTO deeI
water, and neither being able to swim both
were soon at the mercy OF the water. Al
available aid was rendered. John, their
brother, rushed in, but in their frantic efforts
TO save themselves he was nearly sudocated
and had to leave them to perish. Their
bodies have not been found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
JULIUS SYCLE 6 SON,
2I3 EAST BROAD,
ABOVE THIRD STREET.
lie g-2tl
gar VERY DESIRABLE.

LADIES OXFORD and CAMBRIDGE GRAY
HOSE at lOc pair-tho quality usually sold
al I5c.;
LADIES REGULAR-MADE UNBLKACHED
BALBRIGGAN HOSE al lsc. pair-were
cheap when sold AT l9c.;
LADIE, REGULAR-MADE COLoRED HosRHt
l,c. a pair worth pc;
CUILDRENS' COTTON HOSE at s.. a pair;
MEMS GRAY-MIXED HALF-HOsE at l2Hc. a
pair-elegant value:
MEMS WOOL TENNIS SHIRTS in large as
sor,ment and very reasonable. No gentleman's
wardrobe Is complete uow without one Of these
E,yl h shlrts.
Ior reliable goods call on
Ia s.--ood LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
Thourbtthe Bible would Poison Him

Among the persons before the Police Court
yesterday morning charged with violating a
city ordinance was Mr.. Alois Rick, the city
contractor for street paving. When Justice
Ryall administered the oath and directed the
witness 10 kiss the Bible he protested against
doing 80, and pushing the Holy Writ away
from him said " / am not going to kiss that
book and Get my system full OF poison.'
Witness held up his hand and said that be
affirmed, and the case proceeded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
EcS TRUNKS, SATCHELS.

For good, well.maic convenient, and low
ruce rood-quality TRUNK or sATCHEL give
u.acan We show all desirable styles from the
host factories
Also. TRUNK-sTRAPs and SHOULDER
STRAPS:
CROQUET ana LAWN TENNIS, all prices;
TENNIS BALLS. NETS. anu RACKErs;
HAMMOCKS from %. up;
HAMMOCK FlX1 CRES, all STYLES;
BABY CARRIAGES lower than ever;
LACE-STKlPED LAWNS NJ 6&c-were iOc.;
CHECKED MUSLIN ,nne and sheer at S1c. q
yard-worih l2Nc. yard.
We have an elegant assortment Of LACE CUR
TAINs and MATTlNGs al bottom prices. Money
tayec by dealing al LEVY & DAYIS'S.
One prise 10 all ioH-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27

Cox. George Meyer. Thomas Rankin, John
Mesco, Charles Halbeib, Russell Donarcs
Thomls Murphy, Howard Taylor, John
Neenan. Joseph Smith. Richard Brophys
John Hagan. Joseph Leosard, joseph b.
Norrissey. James Davis, Edward Molioy,
Daniel Maddrea, Claude Lowry, George
Gerring, james Manning. Charles Hardes-
", Joseph Emberiy, and Charles Mahoney.
Second Division: James Fitzpatrick, John
Schad, John keliher, John Mulcahey, James
Walker, John Nolan, jeremiah Hallihan,
and John Haliban.
Third Division George Murphy, Edward
Hughes, Patrick O'Hara. James Callahsn,
Aloysius Leonard. Charles Murphy. Umberto
Alluisi, Robert Forstmann, Albert Nolan,
Edward Johnson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
Knsnranca Men.

A party OF insurance men en- route to Old
Point to attend the annual meeting Of the
Southeastern Tariff Association arrived in
the city yesterday and spent several hours IN
driving around the city. The party was
composed OF Messrs. Clarence Knowles,
president; Livingston Minis, yice-presideDt ;
c. c. Fleming. secretary; Captain l.. Y.
Dean, Major Ogden, w. +. Priolean. j. G..
Hunter, II. {. Stockdel, James X. Glennon
& son, John c. Ruse Il Son, Henry L. Reese,
and others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
PrOperty Transfers.

Richmond: Parker BaIley's trustees to
ROYAL Racks, 23j feet on First street corner
Byrd, $1,000; Frederick c. Brauer and wife
TO Andrew T. Hunnervell, % feet on Broad
street corner Central, s4,sO0 NJ. +. Brown
to John W. Fisher, % feet on Twenty-eightll
street between NJ and n, 1886.
Henrico: John II. Dinneen and wife 10
William n. Page, 100 feet on Henrico street,
S4O0; r.. +. Johnston and wife TO James II
Derbyshlre, 100 feet on Carter street, sl,lO0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
Accented His BOnd.

The Finance Committee met yesterday az
ternoou in the Chancery-C Court room. All
the members were present except Mr.. Piz'
zni, who was out OF the city. The bond OF
Mr.. Masurier, who bad been appointed to
examine the accounts OF the late city Colec'
tor, was examined and accepted. The bonds
men named were MessTs. Philip Shay, Will
liam Daffron, and w. J. Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27

You WHO LEAD ssDESrARY Liyss VIII hnd
great relief from constipation, heaiache. and
nervousness, by taking simmons Liver Regu-
lator It is simple. harmless, vegetable COM
pound, sure 10 relieve you. Persons Of scden-
tary habits often suffer with kidney affections.
IL they would maintain the strength OF the
digestive organs and improve the quality OF the
blood by taking the Regulator IL would restore
the Sidneys TO health and Yigor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27

OF the Supreme Council 10 Washington--ar-
rived In Richmond. They were carefully
looked after aud entertained by The order
here. and last night were rendered banquet
at PizzlnPs. The occasion was very
pleasant one. Speeches were made, and the
good things laid before them we're discussed
and partaken Of until midnight.
The visitors will leave to-day for their
homes