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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
EVER IN RICHMOND
AT CLOCK.
E7s,y A,tias UW6s Ready and on Sale as Ad0srtiSa


. 51c. punches OF Iiacs for 25c.
75c. punches Of two dozen Daisies for &c;
si.25 Ostrich Tips for 55c.-only back;
81 shaded-Colored Tips for 81;
s5 imported Bonnets for $40;
Sl5 Imported Hats for So;
q bats for g. 20 and 81;
Hundreds Of Fine Hats 90 for the ssme value.
fl.4s Chenille Tsble-Coyers for &c.
sif.4O Chenille Piano-Coyers for 60;
CSC Tinsel Tides for &c
81 Imported Damassis Table-Cover for si.7S;
$3.50 Farmers Satin Quilted Skirts for 9oc;
S;5 blankets forss;
f4sO Feather Pillows for s275 a pair;
10. California Feathers for sec.
- Satteon Quilts for 81;
lGc Fancy Lace scrim for &C.;
Sc Lace Scrim for &c. a yard,
/ s. Lice Curtains for 81 pair
' Ai-Wool $40 Striped Closks for "a;
s. Cloaks tor $3.50;
/ si5 Cloaks for $50:
i35 Plush Modieskas for SIS;
,jc. linoleum for Sskc;
4Oc. Turkish Rugs for 25c.
4 20,. India Rugs Tor i5,.;
75c. Tapestry Carpet for 45c.
&c. Fancy Mating for &c;
/ g. 80 Cashmere Lap-Robes for 75c.
iac Bohemian Decorated ls-lnca Vases for iec :;
coc. l0-inch for &c..
. Sc Tooth Picks for ic
7 Sc. Toiet-Pnper for DC. pack;
I-quart Rimmsd Tin Buckets &c., s-quarts &c, J.
quarts Sc, 4-qUarts &C., e-quAris i2c., B.
quarts l7c.. 10quaris i9c-:
i-quart Pressed Daisy BakinE-Pans &C., 2-quar;s
g., 3-quarts &C., 4-qusrts Sc, 6-quarts &C., &
quarts g., 1O-qusrts Sc;
sllvered Dust Pans, O..
Halfpint Pressed Tin Dppers, PC. one-pint, se.
Oue-f Mt Nickel Di2per with wooden handle, &C.;
Edged Fine water Tumblers, tho 81 dozen
quality for 5jc. a dozen;
&c. CRYSTAL Toothpick-Holders for &C.;
&c. Imta,ion Cut-Giass lco-Cream Ssucsrs, &c. /;
s., Pickle Dishes for g..
i2c salad Dishes !or g.;
lO-piece Decorated Washstsnd China Sets for
s223;
s-quart Water-Coolers, Jspanned and deco
rated, for Soc
25c. Basxets for I2Hc;
Sc. lamp Chmreys for &C.;
Boz. Dresden lce-Crehm saucers for i5c.
25c. Jointed Bisque Head Dolls for l2c !;
japanese Paper Napkins FOR &C. a DOZEN
Family Step-Laddcrs. 5s and sc.
iOc. Bisque Peppers and salts for &c;
Sc. Bixby's Beat shoe Blacking for &c. lOc.
boxes for 4c- ;
Jsquots French for Sc;
b.. Valentines FOR ic.;
&c. Valentines for %. 4;
lOc. Valentines for &c.;
III the &c. PapoT-3a < Novels for i0c
Robert El3mere. paper bound, &C.;
I Robert Elsmers. cloth bound, aOc.
i - >ilk-Miycl Cashmere Boys salts for 70
g. scot n suits for SLID;
F a Boys Oyerconts for $3.50.
THE COHEN COMPANY,
Il, 3, Is, aud z east Bfo7d street.
| BETWEEN FIRST AND FOUsHEE STREETS.
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lec. Dress Pearl Buttons for &C.;
g.. Pearl Dress Buttons for 3d..
Persian and Gros-Grain Daisy Ribbon for ioc-
piece Of 10 yards;
2Oc. Ail-Snk Black Molro Ribbon for i0c.-2k
inches wide;
40c. Siia & Merlon's Triple Exirarts for loc;
{. A. Mann q Co.'S finest &C. Extract for 25c.;
Ossley's SOC. Florida Wa,tr for &c;
Meade & Bakers Mouth Wash for &C.;
Oakleys 5Oe. Bay Rum for 2Jc.
sc. Vernon Tooth Brush for iSc.;
-. Iuhio's Infants Powder for l2Hc.
Teuog's ssarsGown, with bottle Of Cologne, for
&c;
l2c. s-ounce CASTLE Soap for &C..
e5c Cherries TOoth-Soap for Exc;
DO. Oakiey's pure Glycerine Soap for loc.;
I5c. best Royal Shoe Polish for o.;
g 20 Gloria Umbrella With best Gilt Caps, oOc.
t.ej Gloria with real silver Caps for sl.s5;
1926 silk Umbrellas for sLN;
soc. best All-Snk Surah for 59c.-all the new
shades:
Sl25 Back and Colored Satin Rhadsmas for s3c- {;
siss FailIe Franchise in Bla.k. al pure silk, for
69,. tho sl5O quality for ii.O9;
;2i5 % inch Drapory six for fl.33;
% White China six for 2sc.;
glIj Plaid surah for Ggc.
50-. 5i-iuch Drapery Net in Cream only, for CSC.
+ 81 8;acs Gros-Grsin six for ,oc.
q Embroidered Aprons for i9c.;
81 ConvontRmbro.dcrod French Chemiso for
&c;
9Jc. Embroidered Chemise for i5c.;
75c. sslrs with embroidered runle Of ~ inches
decp FOR ijc.;
1880 Cambric Lawn trimmed with nne real
Torchon Lace for $50;
g 85 Camurc Lawn for f2O1:
solid Black Ladies Hose. full regular, for i2Hc
Fast Bla- X Sc. English Hose for &c;
l0c. Halr-sinpe1 Hose FOR &C.;
s5c. Black and Colored Ful-Regular Hose for
l2Ec.;
Hoinri.h spoppors Unblesched 25c. Hose for
lose;
ln-. Boys Fancy Cashmere Halt-Hose for 12Kc.
&c. Dorby. Ribbed Black ChlldEess Hose for
l2Hc.;
Ladies >plit-Feot Black Ingram Hose for &C.:
25c. Gentle nens Linen Handkenchlefs FOR l2Hc;
(This lot ls subject to slight manufacturers
imperfc,ilon9
5Oc. Cenuemen's Hemstitched HandSerchiois
for zoe.
Cenuomen's 15c. Colored Bordered Hsndker-
chiefs for g.,
25c ladies' Linen Drawn-Ihread Embroidered
naudkerchi1fs for l2hc;
lsEc. Moaning Handkerchief. the greater part
al linen, suDjec; 20 slight manufacturers
lmpeTfe,tions for D.. ;
o5c. Ladies' Linen Cambria Handkerchlefs for
Ie1lc.;
f9c. Erlb-oiderod Handkerchiefs for &c;
Cos. colorsI Embroidered Handkerchiofs for
&c:
75c. ami q Embroidered liandkerchleis Tor 5vc'
&C. Cashmere Gloves FOR 49,;
PC. Cashmere Gloves for l2%c.;
75c. Lailos FELT Hats for 35c.
ft.s3 70 S2.50 French foIt Hats for 7Sc. ana 81
1S.. bunchos OF hoses for l0c.
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Beautiful Battered Brass Walters, oblong shape,
for To-. worth sc.
Extra-large sizo B.a x Oval-ShApe Walters. 20
iuches in circumference. for l0c worth 25c. f.
Beautiful Assorted Coiored Cuspacores for iOe.
worth 25c
Extra neavv Ni,kel-Plated Cuspadoros for Soc.
Beautiful Nickel-PIated Dust Pans for iOc. worth
2lc.
Beautiful NirkeLPlated Crumb- Pans, with
brush 70 match. Tor l5c. worth sjc.
Double Knife Boxes Tor lOc. worth &c.
Pretty Cont ana Brush Boxes tor Ice. worth CSC. {:
Large size Block Tin Wash-Besins for Sc worth
Large size Deep Pie Plates. 3 for 1Oc.;
Long Handle Fireplace shoyels for &C. worth
l0c.:
Elegant 25c. Blarkine Brushes for iOc.;
hauacks, prongs, for yc. WORTH 25c.
STATIONERY.
largo sizo l0c States for &C.:
Large slze NOiseless States for 9c. worth l5c
Large scrap Book for &C.. worth i5c:
"a sheets OF Pat or and "A Envelopes In box for
s.. worth 20c.;
q Sheets OF Extra Quality Paper and "a En-
yelOpes for lOc. worth 23c
Eztra-large School Pads for &c. worth lOc.
HAMBURG EDGINGs-TORCHON LAcRS
SPECIAL BAPGAINS N MACHINE-MADE
TOkCHON LACgS.
No Torchon Lace o.. piece:
No. TOrchon Lace lOc. piece:
No TOrCh0n Lace i2,. piece:
No Torchon Lace ljc piece;
No Torchon Lace l7c piece
No o TorchoI Lace .Oc piece:
No TorchOn Lace 1jc. pieco;
No. lorchon Lace 25c. piece.
All the above goods run full II yerds 20 the
piece:
Imitation valencienne Lace, nearly inch wide,
for &c. dozen yards:
Pillow-Case Lace, e. "A yard worth 4c.;
Extra wide PIiloU-Case Lace. In very pretty
styles, g.. yard worth &c..
Extremely wide Pillow-Case, SC. . yard worth
IUc.;
Very pretty Hamburg Edging, &c. a yard;
Hamburg kdging a. 3itc. worth SC.
Extra-fine Camoric Heayy-Worked Edging for
Sc. worth l0c.
Lovely styles In Cambria Edges for Sc. worth
l2Sc.;
Rxtra-wide and Fine Cambria Heavy-worked
Edge for ice. worth l5c.
Beautiful Extrs-Wide Heavy Worked Edge for
l2Ac. worth 1896:
All-oVsr Hamburg. p inches wide, for sec.
Pretty swiss Trimming, l inch wide, for &c.
worth &c.;
Very Pretty Fine Swiss Eiglug for Sc. worth
Extra Wide Fine Quality Swiss Edge for iOc.
worth l6Ac:
Beautiful svlss AiI-over. 0e inches vide. for soc.
All Linen Iand-Nsdo TOrchOn Lace for &c. worth
Pretty styles in Pure Linen Torchon Laces for
&c worth SIC;
Exrs-wids Pure Linen Torchon for SC. worth
l0c.:
The mos. magnificent styles you ever boheld in
Hand Made lorcnon Lace for i2Kc worth
II yon wish any real fine, delicate patterns In
Torchons We have them Tor about one half
the morey tney will cost elsewhere.
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.OUR R LEADERS.

1000 yards newes, designs Of tho best yard-"ide
satines at SIC. syard;
100 pieces choice styles Of the best Domessc
sstlnes in French designs at i2Hc yard;
50 piece. Glnghams. new patterns, dress styles
atsHc. yard;
n pieces beautiful Dress Ginghsms. worth i@Hc'
which wo offer at lOc. yard.
20 pieces Fons ds Nord Fabrics in lovely Styles
worth 1890. At l2Hc. yard.
one lot Of Jerseys. assorted styles, all reduced
to one price, sl.95 apiece;
on.Clo,h able-Coyers-G1other lot iustrocoiyed
az l9c. apiece;
Lsce stripe Muslin. 2Hc. yard;
check Musllns at4H. tk, s15, 10, and lghc.
ysrd-a large variety.
Our spring importation OF Torchon Lsces Just
opened The patterns are richer and the prices
lowsr than heretofore.
our special sale Of smyrna Rugs, begun last
Thursday. will be continued
Rugs at s5c, 9Oc. sLlO. sL75, t2 2i5, ss. fi.25.
aud s.. that sold a. s5c. gl25 si.5a e. %, g. $780,
$50, &c, and 40. As our stock is limited and
we arc determined 10 sell every Rug you will do
well to call early.
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2 white Flhauoi ai5c
e incA -hssor l2%c;
s-fnra fl-Woo, 1sEc.;
sq-ln.h wool Shaker 2'";
e-fo.a fu. Wool He5 Flannel. ioc.
qq.Io.n Tia. .f-itooi Gray Tviucd Flannel &C.
Dc. Cor.. ipr BE;
fte. Cor.et for e9c
- French Cor.ets. 19c
sie5 Dr SCOTS Eieryic Corsot' &c
Ia BoIc F1rms from g. 'j o$i2';
Sax improve. Long. Waist FOR 8l.~;
81 kU-Woai Ladies Crochet est for &c.'
Nissc.' f9-. Crochet Yos,s, 2i.t
be- Ladies' Heavy Houuo Vest Tor 2J''
o.. ladies. summer Ga11e Vest i0r l1c.
rnud.cns Iiu.a. ycl.ct. and six Caps ana
ro.oe.s-cost oil the way from 5Jc. to n
f.r.f..
Infnnts, All Wool Wcrino Sa,ques, siik finish and
trimmed with real lace. 3oc.;
Infants Hnni-Maie Crochet Saoques, Csc;
Iufau,s' All-Wool Gro het Nosi, 100;
CAn4reu's Au-Wo0l Flannel skirts With cam
ur~ bodies. 351
se50ulIren.s hll-Wool Cashmere Cloak Slo9;
ftIoug ~la Embroidered AH-Nool, t@@;
~. Atwood t0incA uouriotta Cloth Tor iOc. all
slsdcs;
e. inch Az Wool Canvas Cio'h for9c.;
SEC AL Wool Checkcl Dress Goods Tor i9c.
tpc Au-Wool Mixed sorgos, &C.;
DE- Cas1mcrts. i1-inoh with, all shades dark
and eyonine tuts. for e5c.;
ID yarG.w.de All-Wool q Camels-Hair. 47c.
9, White Crochet Bed-Sproa1s for &c.;
rl75 uoagy Nar-oiDes Quilts for 800;
i.- Al.sik Paid Wlndsor -cnrf', &C.;
q. Gonromeu's sls Fancy >carfs for l2Ec;
Genuemen's outing Flannel shirts d; %Jc.;
Conflemcns Unlauudorod shirts al DC;
Geauemcu's Double Back and Front 1900 Linen
Bosom nnd Ristands M 3,c.
Genuemrns Seamless Gray aud Brown Hose
att-;
Chudr.n's Calico Waists at l5c.;
Genu,u,us Fancy striped English Full-Regular
a- uose for 15c.
F.ftv.c.n. silver Tuimb'es FOR 2ic.;
Chldren's Karat gold lduger-Rings for le}sc.;
rlny.ccut iulino-stouo screw or Drop Earnings
for e9-;
Ladies Coin x liver Bracelets At 15-., Ladies' Oxi-
died. ,,-Inch Wide, With Charm, for i5c.
Oridisei Brcastpius new designs, for &C.;
IAdlo.' guamcIed Lace-Piu-, with Rhine stone,
f0rsc:
Half dozen Rogorss Quairouple-lla'cd SILVER
TENSIONS Tor H.25;
The same in Tab espO1ns for t240;
Triple-Plated silver PicEio-Castors for fL75;
Cohens' bo.t 4'c. Scissors for 25c;
Wade a. Butcher & 30 Razors ior 9)c-every pair
warranted.
Ladies lncn Collars. for l2c;
All Worstol Braids. I. 9, Z. and 9c.-from ten
times mat coat;
Tnirty-nvo cent Mourning Passamenierto Band
Tor le4c "a yard;
Fiye-oeni Tmsei aud worstod soutache Braid
FOR fr. yard;
No. il Rcs-Rack Braid-l2-piece bunchss-for
.c.;
Bsrloguss Iauen Thread At 6c. sspool;
SILK Binding Braid FOR Be-. a yard;
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JULIUS SYCLE & Son,
213
EAST BROAD STREET..

Unprecedented attractions and unparalleled
reductions OF valuos in handsome, desirable
goods for this week. All goods will oe sold at
such Low figures that all purchasers will feel sat-
isned that they are buying somo Of the greatest
bargains ever offered by this or any other house.
We have not only cut the prices Of Bleached and
Brown Cotton, which every lady knows tho price
OF, but every article in Tho house. All our Gus
toners will profit By this great sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
.CLOAKS

The long-expectsd cold spell I. upoa us, and
you who have not prepared for It by buying
your CLOAK before now will save money BY cali
ing on us and securing one q. our midsummer
prices.
Children's Cloaks at si.i7 apiece;
Ladies' Walking-Jackets at si.s9;
Our IS Wslklng-Jackets ~ g.
All Cloaks q. sacrifice rather Than carry them
over 10 next season.
30 dozen ladies' and Gsntlemen's Fun Regular
Made Hose and HALF Hose at l2%c. a pair for
your choice. This lot Is a special bargain.
We are daily adding new goods to our already
complete stock, and invite you TO call.
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HELD e CO..
6O9 BROAD STREET.
lfe iO-su. u.Tu&Thl

TOR SALE, A BROWN-STONE
IL QUARRY At BRENrsylLLE, VA. Mil
with Two gangs OF SAWS. Improved pattern
Twenty-horse power engine. Blacksmith shop.
Ollca buildings. steam derrick, irons. and seven
years quarry right, with option 70 purchase fee.
Improvements, exclusive OF lease, cost $4,000 70
sii,00D. WIN be sold alta low price II purchaser
70 tound stoncs. Address uAHkY, Pest ONCE
RaE isas. fhnadakohkA- re. T. at1
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TRUNKS
AT
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.

Checked Muslin, 3kc
shlrting Prints, axe;
Yard-Wido Percales, &C.;
Outing Cloths, I2kc. worth 20c
Stair 0ll-Cloth, &c. worth l5c.
Field Clo,h. &C. worth is]4c. This cloth IS bet
ter than any 1Os cotton you can buy.
Regular-Aaie Hose. l2Hc.-fsncy aud un-
bleacAed;
Chlldren's Three Thread Hose, l7c. worth 25c.:
Boys suis-a few left al sI.l5;
Boys Knse-Pants-a few left at S9c.
Bargains this week In White Spreads, slightly
soiled.
TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT BOUGHT:
Our stock OF Closks and Blankets is yet COM
pleie, and II you are In need of such you eau
buy them al prices never heard Of Don't say il
is too late. ] will wait until next season IL viii
pay you u buy now.
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HAMBURGS.

We purchased last week very large lot Of
uamburgs at prices lower than ever known be-
fore, and At great sacrifice from cost'of pro-
duction- These goods have been put in baskets
in the centre OF the store, 80 every lady can have
q pick.
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NEW SPRING GINGNANS AID SATINES.
BABY

II no use TO ssy grent deal OF our stock
and prices OF Baby-Csrrisges. We haye a fine
assortment. and our prices are guaranteed to oe
lower than the lowest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
GENTLEMEN'S NIGHT-ROBES.

This is new line with us. We bought them
cheap aud We are going 10 sell them so These
cuts represent two OF our new styles.
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RICHMoND's PROGRESS.

passing orousre Broad street cannot
help noticing the pulling down of the DID, usy building at the uth.
the
this immediate vciniy but ch has nov to gre
Uay elegant structure purposey erected tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.

We hsV, the newest things in Spring Dress
Goods. Can and examine cur stock. even II you
have no id,s 10 buy. We are as anxious to show
as 70 sell.
Lighfshades Of Satin, &c.
lndiasilks, SOC. worth 81;
lndiasilks 62Ac. worth sl.2a
Special prices on MOURNING this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

establishment k1S Broad street. and wch their
slant and }arSnceod tde demand 1t ut ereat Pe tma e
great debted for the liberal paronase be-
dayt thanks the
Ouin6 tot shall tomorrow
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HOTrcE rTrRNTSUTNCg

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-10
VOTED 1T WET.
Fouth Ward Sprinkling Ordered
Without knowledge of Taxpay-

Fouth Ward Sprinkling Ordered
Without knowledge of Taxpay-
ers.
Citizens of the Sixth precinct of the
Fourth ward have just discovered that
their last years aldermen played them
scurvy trick last fall by having the
streets in that precinct ordered
sprinkled this summer. The sus-
picion is that it was done
in order to give some political heeler a
chance to put on teams and do the
work. The imposition was discovered
through an inspection of the tax list,
and last night meeting of residents of
Bryant avenue, which is one of the
streets ordered sprinkled, was
held in the Finnegan block, Bryant
and Western avenues, and after a
very spirited discussion of the question
in which the eX-aldermen were rOundly
roasted for allowing the steal to go
through, whereby sprinkling was Or
dered on ungraded streets. which are
little better than wagon roads, the
meeting adjourned to meet again Thurs
day night. Every resident along that
portion of the avenue on which the
sprinkling was ordered will be invited
to attend Thursday nights meeting,
and to sign a petition requesting the
council to amend the order. A commit
tee will also be appointed to wait upon
the council with the petition and resO-
buttons cOndemning the action by
which the sprinkling was ordered with
out the knowledge of the taxpayers
will be introduced.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-10
SOCIAL AND MUSICAL.

The audience that was attracted to
the First Unitarian church last even
ing did not crowd the pretty auditor
ium to overlooking, but those present
enjoyed a most delightful concert,
the Sappho ladies' quartette, COM
posed Of Mrs. j. l. Levey, Miss Lilly
Hammond, second soprano; Mrs. Weed
Monroe, first alto; Mrs. NJ. A. Paulson,
second alto; piano selections by Prof
III. E. Zoch, two baritone solos by e.
w. Ferguson, and soprano solo by
Mrs. Emma Hovey Williams, who was
in excellent voice and sang with great
sweetness and expression.
The six Days of the Weeks" were
represented last evening by the ladies
of the Twenty-Fourth Avenue NJ. E.
church. The entertainment this fur
nished proved to be most novel. The
representation will be given again to-
night.
An entertainment under the auspices
of the Y. P. S. G. E. of Westminster
church will be given in the lecture
room this evening at 8 o'clock for the
benefit of Albert Lea college. Readings
by Miss K. E. Oliver, elocutionist, and
solos by Messrs. Drill and Finel.
The Apollo club gives its third enter
tainment at the Grand opera house May
2, 3 and 4, when a new travesty on
Romeo and juliet" with a chorus of
forty voices and the following cast will
be presented: Romeo, w. B. Heath;
Mercutio, Frank Forbes; Lord Capulet.
Walter Graefton; Tybalt, w. Chick !;
Friar Lawrence, Al Tourney; apothe-
cary, Mr.. Wayte; Juliet, Ed Loye;
nurse, E. Browning.
ii. PIiestly and Mrs. E. e. Smith and
f. E. Beardslee last night gave an organ
recital at the Emmanuel Baptist church.
The audience was composed of lovers of
church music. and the recital was alto
gether a success.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers will have their twelfth annual
ball and May party May at Odd Eel
lows hall, IA Washington avenue north.
The monthly entertainment will be
given tomorrow evening by the
WOman's exchange.
The Normanna band, assisted by Axel
PaUlSen. who is a cornetiSt as well as a
champion skater. and the Nordmaen-
denes Singing society, gives concert at
Rania hall Sunday afternoon.
Invitations are out for the twelfth an
nual ball and May party by Division
$50, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers,at Odd Fellows hall, Friday even
ing, May 2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-10
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

John A. Weldon filed yesterday pa
pers in divorce proceedings against
Jennie his wife, stating that they are
four, and that they were married ten
years ago, and have little boy of eight
years. His cause of complaint is adul-
terry, which he charges his wife of hay
ing committed with Charles q. Hunt
last February, and also with Others
He wants the custody of the child.
Abbie w. Caas has commenced an
action against the Red River Land COM
paDy and Edward ii. Steele for Sc, 800,
claimed due on promiSsory note.
Mary Caas brings action against Ed
ward Steele for $4,000. as do also Luz
cinda K. Cutting and Edwin A. Norton
for 5000, all claimed ON promisSory
note. Ella G. Cutting has a complaint
also against the Red River Land COM
pany for $4,000.
S. E. Olson & Co. have garnished
funds of 2. M. Dahl in the State Bank
of Minneap oils.
ii. l.. Boomhower and others have
commenced action against Oscar o.
Jaquitt to set aside his claim to two lots
and to 5000 for his withholding them.
The case of the American Express
company against John ID. Hayes to re-
cover S25. the value set on ahorse killed
in collision with Hayes wagon, was
up for hearing before Judge Lochren
yesterday.
Mary Patrick received a verdict yes
terday of $1,000 damages against Will
| lam Brown for breach of promise.
Mrs. Mary A. Hewitt got divorce
from her husband, George W., yesterday
morning. The case came up before
Judge Rea at the district court. The
defendant was not there. Her COM
plant was on the ground that he was a
| gambler and had deserted her four
years ago in this city. She claimed
that he was arrested at Wichita, Kas.,
and got two years in the penitentiary.
Judge Lochren yesterday rendered
decision of interest in the appeal of the
| defendant in the case of Jessie G. Jones
VS.. J. r. Rigby, upon the question of the
jurisdiction of the justice in the action
of forcible entrance and detainer
There was some question as to whether
the justice has jurisdiction in that class
of actions. Judge Lochren holds that
thew have,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-10
MINNEAPOLIS GAOBULEs.

1t is f. G. Winston, not P. B. Whit
son, who is the principal mover in the
big lumber deal at Port Townsend.
Aleck Miller pleaded gully to stealing
a SIS harness from Samuel Gorgas, and
went to the work house for forty-five
days.
at o'clock this afternoon there will
be special joint meeting of the coun-
ell committees on markets and way S
and means.
An inquest will be held at Gleason &
Byorum's morgue this morning on the
remains of Julius Berge. man killed
by Manitoba train near the University.
The remains of Mamie Broderick, the
young woman who died Sunday night
from the effects of an abortion, were
taken to Dubuque yesterday for inter-
ment.
Fred E. Pabst took out permits yes
terday for four two-story wood dwell
lngS on Girard and Aldrich avenues
near Thirty-third st. The total cost is
estimated at $4,000.
w. 81. Lynn is about to build $780,
600 brick apartment house on Third ave-
nue. and Fifteenth street. The building
is to be three stories high and will ac-
commOdate eighteen families.
Frank W. Ralph, arrested yesterday
on the charge of embeZZling S2O.1O from
Henry Colyer, an East side commission
man, will have hearing to-day. Ralph
is now employed by the Peoples Cloth
ing company.
After Mondays test of the new road
grading machine on three blocks of a
Ninth ward street, the ward concluded
to purchase one of the machines, as the
work done by them is remarkable for
speed and cheapness.
Isaac Yaton, Lake Crystal citizen,
who is three-time winner in a drinking
match, was before Judge Emery on the
time-WOrn charge OF drunkenness yes
terday. and being unable to produce
thirty simOleons, went to the work house
for forty-ive days.
Marriage licenses were yesterday
issued to Oscar Walter and Hilma
Peterson, Frank G. Metcalf and Sadie
c. Elliot, William W. Vader and Cora
E. Cross, William S. Bell and Leslie nj.
Mulvey, Max M. Segelbaum and
GeOrgina Weiskopf, Charles J.Schneider
and Minnie Jochen.
The articles of incorporation were
filed yesterday of the Minneapolis ORA
matte company. The capital stock is
$4,000. divided into 200 shares of $50
each. Hugh M. Reid, viii E. Haskell,
Charles E. Han do, Frank F. Davis and
Marcus P. Hayne, of Minneapolis, are
the lncorporators. This is the company
that will back Hal Reid's new play.
IAN EX-COnvict."