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Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

4OSA!,' ,'s'''s
linus, Edwin. improvements
on possessory right, CONSIST.
lng Of a dwelling houso. e.
building used as q barn, cor.
rails. and fences enclosing a
tract OF land used fer agricul-
tural and gardening pnrposes
and situated about six miles
west from Lookout Springs
and known az the willows
Ranch. $4,000; four hun.
dred head Of range cattle, at
2l2.l5 per head, a4,s6O.0o /;
fifteen head OF saddle horses,
at $500 per head. $525.00 j;
fifteen head Of mares and
colts, at 5000 per head,
10000; ono wagon and har-
ness, 225.0 90; household and
kitchen furniture, 1880; !;
thirty-fve head Of cattle In
herd for'Hunt Bros, $425.25.
Cost and percentage. ....,.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

lctaI,". "..,...,. ,.,,.,....,.
Western Union telegraph Co.
One hundred and thirteen
and one. .haH tll3xJ miles Of
telegraph iins, consisting and
composed Of telegraph polss,
wire. glass insulators. tale.
graph Instruments, etc, be-
tween a point III miles east
OF Peach Springs. being the
point az which the eastern
boundary line OF the county
OF Mohava crosses the said
telegram line, and the con.
ter Of the Colorado River. at
Station 1908, on the Altar
'ic & Pacific Railroad. being
the point at which the wset-
ern boundary line Of said
Mohave county crosses the
said line Of telegrapy, $4,000
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

IotlI,.....,....,,r..,s, -.
Christie. ThomasJ. 4 lot and
blilding sitnatei Oh Main
stree. Ia tho town OF Mineral
Park, opposite the Palace h1-
tel, ami known as Christie's
s4ioon. $500; q house aud
lot situated on north sld2 OF
Main street and known az
ChriaiG's dwelling house,
$500; household and kitch.
on furniture, $500: one gold
watch and chain, $75.09;
money on hand, 10000;
ono rnu!s and saddle hors,,
1900. ... ..... .....
Cost and percentage ....
Total. .....
Chidestsr, W. D. Twenty-Five
head Of range horses, az
5000 per head. $4,000.
Cr. by cash pail Assessor.
Coas and r2rr.atags ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Total,.......... ....,
Gross. Mrs. Conception. A
lot with house thereon. stu
a'sd On tho north side OF
Mineral Park wash. below
the town OF Mineral Park,
and known A. Gross housa,
1880; a ranch situated in
0ross' wash. one mile soIth
Of Mineral Park. With DWELL
ing house and orthousss
thereon, 10000; twenty-five
head OF range cattlo, atti2.l5
par head, 1867 -; SIX head
Of mules At 1900 per head,
$4,000; five head OF jacks. at
1900 per head, 5000; four
head OF mares. at 1000 per
head, 5000.
Cost and percentage. .......
Total,.............,.....
Hyde. Henry r. Two frame
buildings situated on the
north side OF Front street. IN
the town of Peach Springs,
used as q saloon and rsstatsr-
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18
Total

Sullivan, David. An adobe
building. situated on the
sorth side Of Main street,
town Of Signal, known al the
Eureka hotel, with corral and
outhouses, s4oo. 90; an adobe
building. situated on north
side OF Main street, town Of
Signal, known "a the Casten.
ado building, 5000; an
adobe building nezt adioin.
ing tho above on tho west,
1880: an adobe Riilding
ussd as q blacksmith shop,
situated opposite the Eureka
hotel, 1900; o wagon and
harness. s25. 90; O horse and
mule, $500; bar fixtures,
hotel and bar room furniture,
10000; liquors and cigars,
5000; money On hand,
Cost and percentage. .......s
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Total.........,...,...
Ferguson Bros. 4 Go. Quartz
milling machinery, situated
at Jack Lonestreet Springs,
near Gold Basin, 5000. 90.
Cost and percentage e%......
Total. l,...................
Ford, Rufus. Lots Nos. IL. Ii.
l6, in block No. IL. 1850: :
lots Nos. 3 and 4, in block
No. l3, 5000; lo's Nos. 7
and 8. in block l9. $40. 90,
Townsite Of Kingnsn. .....
Cost and percentage.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18
Total.

AOtSit.' .''...'. .....'
Farlee, J. II. a toll road from
Peach Springs TO Canyon ho-
tel, 2l miles, 10000; q
frame building situated in
the west end OF the town OF
Peach Springs, used as a
dwelling and lodging house,
with onthouses. corral, etc,
.2by.OO; q frame bnilding SIT.
uatcI at the mouth OF Dia-
mond River and Peach
Spring5 Canyon, known as
Farlee's hotel. 10000; five
head Of saddle horses, at
5000, $500. ~; folr burros.
~ ~; three passenger wa.
gons, s2 p1.oo; household and
kitchen furniture, IS 100;
black .mi'h tools, 800. -.
Cost and parcs1tage
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

A"al,'. .....
Hendrix, D. J.. \ one-tF9ird
interest in a spring and cor.
raj known as Ivanpat's, about
fifteen miles west OF Monnt
Trumbull. north Of tho Col.
or1do River, 5000; forty
head @! range cattle, atsl2.l Is
per head. $4,000; ten head
oi horses. at $500 per head,
$250.00".,. ... .....
CT. by cash paid AgIsssor.
Cost aud percentage .......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Josephi and Stephens. I'm.
provements on possessory
right, consisting OF a house
and corral on the east bank
Of the Big Sandy, opposite
Russell's ranch, 5000; one
horse and saddle, $500;
saven head Ut cattle, at sl":.l5
per head. sS5.o5 ...........
Cost ami percentage. .......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Nelson, Israel. Fifteen head
OF range cattle, at $l2.lb per
head, 1892 25; fve head Of
horses, at $500 per head,
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Smith, An5on. Lot No. 81, In
block No. 2, Townsite Of
Kingman, with frame build.
Ing thereon, $1,000; hoase.
hold and kitchen furniture,
5000. Observation-Disclosures.
Cost and percentage. gs........
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Total, -. -. .-.......
Williams. Ebenezer. Lots 2,b,
7.9, in block Is. Townsite ol
Kingnan. with frame build.
ing thereon, assessed at ex.
cess OF mortgage. $500. 90;
household pnd kitchen fnv.
niture, $500; library, 5000
Cost and percentage. ..-...'
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Sherman. Charles Z. A lot
with adobe house thereon,
on Main street. Mineral Park,
east Of Whites salopn.known
as Shsrman's Dwelling house,
tl11.o1; q cabin at the mouth
OF Empire wash. one milo
east OF Chloride, known. az
Sherman's cabin, $3.50;
household and kitchen fur.
niturs. $500. ...........
Cost and percentage. ,...,
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Frazier, r. L. improvements
on possesaory right, Peach
Springs. consistin ! OF 4 frame
buildlnx. corral. etc. , 1850;
ons hundred and forsy head
OF cattle. atsl2.i5. sl.7Jl 90;
fonr head ot sad lie horses, at
1850, slf0.N. ...........
Cost and percentage. .......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Hyde, MIRA. J. j. Lo's Gos.
"a. 26. 2s. 81, 80, In block
No. 9. Townsi,e Of K:ngInan.
with frame bniliing thereon
used as a dwelling house.
si.O90.O0; an adobe building
sitnatei on the north side o!
Main street In the town Of
Mineral Park, Dsed AZ u drug
sioro, $1,000, four printing
presses, with type, material, f.,
etc. need In the publication
of the MoHAvE COUNTY
MtWER, 81 5000; household
and kitchen furniture, ,Slj0. 90
Cost and percentage
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

forrmaster, Albert. A ono
third interest In Parashout
ranch, with dwelling ho1ss
and corral thereon. north Of
Colorado River, sl75.0n ; one.
sixth interest in Hidden
Spring ranch. aho It 81 miles
south OF Saint George, Utah,
5000; seventy head Of cat.
tie at sl2.15 per head. $3.50.
50; Ave head OF mares at
$500 per head, sl25 90. go.
Or. by cash paid Assessor. =.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Total. .................
Mum, J. w. i ranch on the
Colorado River. iolr mil~s
below \. 4. Soear's ranch,
.25.00); two mules. 5000;
halckboard and harness,
sS1. 0......................
Cost and percentage .......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

To.al,~..................
padilla, Tiburcia. A ranch
known a. Padilla's ranch
sltuated In Cedar Valley. with
house thereon, 10000; ont
mule. $500; nine head o
mares and colts, s22S.O0
three head OF saddle horses
at 1900 per head. $4,000
fifteen head OF burros ant
aparahoes, sl5e. 90; seventy
head Of range cattle, q
sl2.l5, $4,000. 0............
Cost and percentage ...
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Total,...................
She'll, Pedro. A cabin In the
town Of Mineral Park, north
OF Krider's dwelling house,
1900; eight horses, at $3S..
% per head. $23 100. ......
Cost and percentage. .. 80.
Total
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Total.
Funston, G. ". Lots Nos. 10,
81. q, p, 27. in block No. II.
Townsite Of KinIn an. with
an adooe bIildiax thereon.
a6D.00.........,.........
Cos. AMI percsntass. ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Eotai ......... 90. ....
Robert Brothers. 4 corral and
water right. situated near the
head OF Trout Creek. known
as Pnnchout Spring, 5000; /;
forty head OF cattle, at si2.i5
per head. $4se.00; fvs head
OF horse., at $500 per head,
sl75.00.....................
Cost and percentage ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Sherman, Mrs. Minnie F.. A
lot with improvements there.
on, situated on Keystone
street, in Mineral Park, and
consisting Of O house. fences,
Irritating bitches, water pipe,
fruit trees, grapeyines. etc,
and known "a Hardey's gar.
den, s20.oo; q mare and colt,
$500; two cove, at $3.50,
$27.G0... ,............
Cost and percentage. .......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
UT 7 FWW II . Y 0 ~ n III H-'"'
Ward-NeettnGs Ordered for juno
asfh to Elect New Committee.

The CITY Democratic Committee held It's
regular meeting last night IN the Circuit
Court room. Present: Mcssrs. Ellet Chair
mani, TAYLOR. Sharpe, Gibbons, FriSch-
korn. W. Il. Wood, Gryme>. RswiinZs. Bur
ton. Cummins, WingO, lluicher. Levy. niger
soil, Wren, Gentry, ana Vonser ('"clelary).
MI EIett stated that an important thing
10 bc done at this meeting was 70 arran ec
for the election, some time during the month
oi juno. Of members Of pew committee.
MIR. Burton offered q resolution, which
was adopted. providing that Rerd-meetln2,
be held Thursday night, Juue 2Sih. at S:3D
O'Clock, for The purpose OF eiecung a new
committee.
Mr.. Rawlings. member 81 the District
Committee. sad he though, this would Dc a
good time for the meetings 10 be- held. He
sisted that at an informal meeting OF the
District Committee held yesterday II Vas de-
cided 10 meet June l3th 20 set the time for
holding congressional convention. He
thought that It might be 20 arranged that
members OF the city Committee and dele
gates 10 this congressional convention might
be elected on the same night
II was decided best 10 postpone the 9r-
rangement, for the election OF delegates 10
the convention until a future meeting OF The
committee.
Mr.. +. 3. Grvmcs. who has Just been
elected 10 the Common Council. asked 10 be-
excused from further service rs superin.
tendent OF Madison Ward, but the commit
tee unanimously declined to excuse hun.
The ward superintendents presented the
bills for expenses incident TO the recent
election. and other routine matters were
transacted.
At g:3j The committee adjourned 10 meet
again Tuesday night, JHne l9,b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
the INJUNCrION CASE.
It VIII be Argued ON Friday Next
Both side. sanxuiue.

Notice was Yesterday gwen by the counsel
for the deIend'nts'in the injunction case OF
Saunders and others against the city OF Rich
mOud and Union Passenger Railway Com
pany that on Friday, June lst, at noon, they
will move the Judge OF the Chancery Court
Gudge Barton will probably be presidlngl to
dissolve the Injunction which was awarded
day before Yesterday restraining the Union
Passenger Company from extending its line
up Cary street and the Clty Council from
granting permission to the said company to
take such action.
Mr.. Maurice b. Flynn, OF New York. who
is largely Interested in the Union Passenger
Company, will probably be here when the
merits Of the injunction are discussed IN
court.
City-Attorney Meredith will not file any
answer TO the bill. hut Will attempt TO show
that the allegations in It are contradicted by
the city charter. lie will also seek TO show
that the Council j. given legislative discre-
ton "a 10 railways in the streets OF Rich
mond II the authority to exercise legisa-
tive discretion Is established, It Is beyond the
power OF the judiciary 10 interfere, aud upon
that basis the lawyers on the defendants
side expect the Injunction 10 be dissolved.
The case is a very interesting one, and the
points raised are exciting much comment
among the legal fraternity. II i question
which really seems 10 have two distinct sides.
and authority for each, and the counsel are
giving the case almost undivided attention.
OF course. it cannot be told or guessed how
the Judge will look upon the question when
he has heard argument, and It is even hard
to speculate, because the attorneys for both
plaintiffs and defendants seem 10 be sam
guinc; yes. certain OF success.
Messrs. McGuire * Elicit will argue the
case for the petitioners plaintifls), and
Messrs. Charles y. and Wyndham K. Mere
dIth Ohe former representing the city Of
Richmond and the latter the Union PaSscn-
ger-Railway Company for the defendants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
The Horse Captured. but Not the RI
der-PersOnaI, &c,

Mr. Martin Harnish lives on the new road
in Chesterfield, not many miles from Man
chester. On Monday about noon q negro
man, who had been employed by him 10 pick
berries, was seized with a desire 10 20 horse
back riding, and mounting one Of hr. Har-
nish's horses, which was Standing by the
roadside, rode on. The owner Of the beast
soon became aware OF what had been done
and dispatched a messenger 10 the city TO
yet an officer b pursue the rider. In the
mean tune Mr.. lIsrnish elevated himself 10
the back Of the mule and proceeded In the
direction taken by the negro. Chief-Of-Po-
lice LinscOmD and Mr.. Il. 7. horriseu took
a buggy and went In pursuit OF toe fugitive,
and IN a snort while caught up with him,
be having stopped IN the woods few
miles from the city 10 dry of the animal,
which had become wet with sweat. The
negro spying his puTsuers started 10 ride OF.
He was commanded 10 halt, but not doing 80
he soon beard the unwelcome sound Of q
pistol and the whiZzing OF bullets about his
nSad. He dismounted aud ran through the
woods, making good hts escape. Whether
either Of the pislOl.shOts struck him Is not
known. The horse was captured, but the
rider has not yet shown up.
Rev. J. &. Hall, the Dewly.chOsen pastor
OF the Presbyterian church here, reached
The city last night with his family and met
with a hearty welcome at the hands OF men,
bers OF bis congregation. who had done all
that lay 10 their power 10 make hts enIrsnce
into his new home pleasant. He expected
10 arrive in the morning, but the train on
which be would have come was delayed.
Mr.. ii. A. Maurice, Superintendent Of
schools in this city. yesterday examined sil
OF the teachers who taught in the coiored
public schools Of this city last session so as
to license them for reelection. The white
teachers were examined on Monday, and fu.
tufe dates will be Gxed for the examination
Of ner applicants, both white aud colored.
The Hastings Court, winch bad been en-
gagged since the 2ist ios'an. in the considers
ton Of evil and chaneery matters, adjourn
ed for tie term Yesterday. The next term
commences the 18th Of June.
Mr.. NJ. A. Cogbill, clerk OF the Chester
field County Court, was In the city yester-
dav.
Mr. james +. Bradley was expected 10 re.
turn last night from New York, where he
ha. been ON a flying business trip.
SpriDkling Hull street these hot DAYS
greatly improves the temperature on that
thoroughfare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Fined virty DolIar.-Other Cases.

Joseph Hoffman was before the Police
Court Yesterday morning charged with keep
ing mis- bar.roOn open on sunday, May 27th.
The prlncipai witnesses against the accused
were two colored women-Amanda Nilkin-
son ana Rate Walker--whO testified that they
went To HoGman's last sunday and got
liquor. Hoffman was required to pay fine
$50. He was also required TO pay an ad-
dIiional line OF s. for contempt in falling 10
appear in court Monday after having been
summoned.
Florence Booker (colored) was fined sj for
u,iug improper language to Jennie Jackson
in the -tTcet.
James Lee, charged with using obscene
language to Mrs. Ella smith in the street. A
commission Of lunacy was ordered IN his
case.
Henry and Fannie Johnson doth colored),
drunk and creating a disturbance on the
premise. OF sarah Jones. Required TO give
security for their good behavior
Henry johnson and Alice Green Doth
colored) were fined $50 each for a misde-
meanOr.
Pauie Vaughan (cOlored) was liaed g. for
being drunk and using pc0fane language In
the street.
Belle Watts was sent on 10 the grand Jury
for Kceping dlsorderly house.
Molie Chambers dii0S O'Neil, disorderly
conduct. she was required TO give bond Tor
her good behavior.
Minnie Wyatt, charged with keeping an
IN governed and disOTderly house aud fight
ing and creating disturbance to the annoy
lnce OF the neighborhood, was required to
give security for her good behavior for
twelve months.
Digo Taylor (coloredJ, assaulting Mamie
Winston. Fined $40 and costs.
Joseph Anderson (cOlored) pssaulting and
beating his wife and creating a disturbance
in the neignborhOod. Fined $40 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
NATIONAL DRUMMERs.
The United states Association 10
Meet at Minneapolis.

The sixth annual convention Of the Ira.
yellers' Protective Associltion OF The United
States will he held in the city Of Minneapo'
lis, Mimi June 10 TO -, 1888. and VIII be
composed Of delegates elected by the various
state conventions on basis of one Tor every
one hundred members. Virginia will DC
represented iu this convention by Mr.. ;. [.
Sheild, member OF the National Board oi
Directors, aud Mr.. John :. llarwoOd, STATE
president. who are delegates at large Dy WI
tue OF their offices. and MessTs. II. L. llirsh.
berg, W. II. IL. Lynn, VI. y. Hope, and Jo'
seph WalleTstcin.
North Carolina, whose delegation goes with
Virginia's. will be represented by Messrs.
A. VI. Goldsmith. y. +. Allen, J. &. Angler,
and 4. !. Beall, toe two former being presl-
dent and secretary respectively Of their
division.
Secretary Hir.hberg has secured rate Of
$50 for the round trip. This rate viii only
apply 10 delegates and members desiring TO
accompany them, and all members who IN
tend going should notify the secretary at
once, 20 that arrangements can be made iof
them.
The programme a. now arranged Is thai
the delegates will leave here on June 10Th
ri1 the Chesapeake and Ohio route at
$50 =. NJ. arriving at Chicago on sunday
The 18th at : A. ", where tney viii remain
until Monday as the guests OF the Illinois
division.
ON Monday morning at O'Clock they will
leave in n special Pullman traiu, which VIII
20 through to Minneapolis without stopping
except i0r fuel and water.
The headquarters Of Virginia will be at
the West Hotel.
Mr. Hshberg. who has thrice been unani-
mOusly elected a. secretary OF this division,
is candidate for national secretary. and our
people trust he will he elected. From pres
ent indications It is likely that he VIII be, a.
be has the support oi a large majority Of me
officers OF the a.sOcili,on.
The Virainla delegation have rendered
their services 10 President Starkc, Of the VIZ
ginia Exposition. and desire 10 assist him 10
every manner possible while on their trip TO
the Northwest; and with this end in view
SIr. Starke Is getting up n supply OF printed
matter Tor them, which they propose TO d's-
tribute pretty generally en- route and on their
return trip, There will probably be some
twenty-five or thirty members accompanying
this delegation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
ASONIC.
The Reunion and Banquet OF the
ComInandery of ~. Andrew.

The social reunion last night at -. Albaus
Hail Of the Commandery OF 81. Andrew, like
everything gotten up by that DISTINGUISHED
body OF Masons, was a thoroughly reChcrche
affair.
There were present about 12j Sir Knights
and ladies.
The assembly and dancing were in the
lower or commanderY room, and the BAN
qnet was spread in the lodge.r0om on the
third floor.
The supper was in PizznPs best style,
aud after the cloth was removed the follow.
ing tossts were offered:
I. The Grand Commandery OF Virginia.
,. The ladies.
3. Richmond Commandery, No. ,.
(. The ancient Lodge Of II. Andrew Of
Boston and the CommandeTy Of II. Andrew
OF Richmond-mO mother and daughter.
;. DeMolay Commandery, Boston, and -.
johns Commandery. Providence, Z. |.
Responded TO by Sir knights Most Emi-
neut J. B.. Blanks, Of Petersburg. Grand
Commander and sir b. B. Munford (No.
l3). Eminent sir George A. Ainslie (No. p,
Eminent Sir ". %. English, and Commander
Sir Charles t. Williams (No. l3).
The speeches were all excellent, and were
enjoyed.
The music was furnished by Iardela
orchestra.
Eminent Sir william +. Tanner. past com-
manIcr OF 40. 13, presided at the table.
The committee on entertalument consisted
oi Sir Knight l.. i. Ecker chairman, and
Sirs William T.. Tanner, W. Fred. Pleasant-,
BIB. Munford, George l.. street, JOHN
Wright, and w. j. Walker.
These Sir knights deserve great credit ioI
thoi' excellent work and perfect arrange
mcnts.
The festivities closed about o'clock thi'
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
IACES.

AtoattI.o'1 worth of Laces will be sold far be
Tow regular prco;
Such an immense Iinc ~ Torchon Iaces at 5c.
Worth sr.. sc. worth loc, l0c. worth l6c., l2,4c
worth ls.;
Oriental La-es worth On, At leHc;
Bars Spauish-loce Flouncine worth 81 for &C.;
BOX Spanish-Laco Flounrinr worth sl5o for
sils;
swiss-Lace Em1roidorlos worth loo. Tor 5-.;
Oriental-Lace Tlouncing worth s0c. FOR 10;
The rrc';les, limo of Swiss Piouncng ever shown
hy us. 0ni very much cheaper f0c ones fgr
a,c, 6I}.c. ones Tor SOC, good ones worth Il
Cor ,y'.;
Trentv.two- AMI twcnty-acven-inch Flounciug,
ycry ch-ap-we start them at %, @ ., 20, and
Chudrsu's Irish Point Collars worth l7c.--our
price l0c., the 33c. onos for 2lc., The 51sc'
ones FOR 9jc.. good ouos worth 15' g 1c..
fellows Swausd0wn at l24c--8 bottle OF Co
logue wish every box;
New aud pretty Ruchings are among this 1T;
HAndkcrchiefs are among this lot Of goods
We have school hendkcichieis al 2c.;
Pure White Linen Handkerchief az j'.;
The Zoe Pure Linen handkerchief u The best
~ rho country-the prcttiest fancy, black,
ard yeneeriug borders,
Uar.kercAiofs for 2ic..
Fine Lace Mtts ~ l2Hc:
regular SIC. Slit for 25c..
Treuty-nvc-cent Iisie- thread Gloves toT l2tc. {;
Pure Spun-Slk Gloves for o.:
TnDusou's summer Ventilated Corset worth
f.-f0r fbis sale f}-;
Dr. WoodWErd's Corset worth fl-for this sale
tr..
Gonucmens White Shirts all sizes. for PC.
Caru.
Cepramon's White Shirts. an sizes. we'll nade,
ar9 very cheap az 50c FOR 42'.:
regular 81 Pleatoi Linen-Bosom Shirt for
Co.,.
One hundred pair of Lace Curtains worth $50,
tlro" and ono half yards louc and hlty-two
iucle vi ie The price Will be ~;
FIvs-rrnt Ladies hurhng down 90 &c.,
p1isy llhiou down % lf- per yard;
One Doc a. Ladies Iast-llhck fun regulHr.uato
Hose worth lHc t1r l2~c..
kolI rolors for Misses tull regular made worth
I1.. % PAX for l24r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
PersouaIa0nd Briefs.

Colonel T. NJ. Il. TacOtt is in the city.
Two small suits were instituted In the
City Circuit Court yesterday.
Mr.. franklin Stearns was thought to be a
little improved yesterday.
The Committee on CLAIMS and Salaries met
Yesterday aEd transacted routine business.
The barK Adelaide, now in this port, since
1859 has been regularly sailing from Bllli-
more TO Rio, making three trips per aunum.
Governor Lee is expected m the city to-
day. For several days be has been visiting
Colonel Thomas II. Carter, in King William
county.
An adjourned meeting oi the stOckholder-
OF the Petersburg Railroad Company VIII be
held at the Byrd.Street station tomorrow at
IL O'Clock.
The Philadelphia volunteer fremen who
recently passed through Richmond en- route
home from their New Orleans excursion
baye sent to Assistant Chief Oliver Mount
castle a q souvenir oi the occasion an ele-
CANT plush-yelyct photograph album and
stand, the former mOCnted with silver and
suitably inscribed. The album contains toe
pictures OF all Of the excursiOnlsls.