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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
PETERSBURG FINANCES.
The New Tax ordinanc ca Reduction.
senec.ai ta,egram 10 tho Dispatch.l

prrypspuRa. VA, July 1.--At the meet
ing of the Common Council this evening
reports and estimates for the fiscal, year
ending June 30, 1890. were presented and
a general tax ordinance adopted. The rate
of taxation was reduced from S1.s0 TO Sl.e0;
The receipts Of the city for the year will
be S22i .225, about s., 900 more than expenses
for the year. The receipts for the last tis-
cal year. on the basis of the $3.50 Tux, were
$685., 249.
The Council appropriated Sll,OOo for re-
building the water-works dams and repair
ing the reservoirs.
The bonded debt Of the city is little
over 81 200, 900, the interest on which is
SSS, 800.
The increase in the taxable values during
The year was about 5000, 600.
Captain Thomas X. Dunn was reele cted
city engineer by the Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
Major Baker J.. Lee.
70 DE Ediior or the Dispatch /:

To DE Editor or the Dispdich:
As you have with fairness and equity
published in the columns Of your paper
The names Of many gentlemen TO be con-
sidered by the nominating convention for
gubernatorial honors, would ask that You
add another TO the list, one well known
throughout this Commonwealth gentle
man Of ability and culture, an honor TO
his State and party; one who has never
asked or sought at the hands of his consti-
tuents Office for party fealty; one whom
the people of Virginia if they honor him
bv nominating and electing him will do
honor TO themselves and their State. Any
extended laudation of his merits is unne-
cessary, as every one knows Major Baker
z. Lee. FRESHMAN"
Hen,ico oornty. July /. 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

Referring 10 the above We beg 20 announce
that we stall continue the GENERAL COMMIS-
SION BUSINESS In all its branches at the OLD
stand, No III south Twelfth street, undor the
nrm-name and style OF II. Is. TALIAFkkRO a.
CO.
Thanking our old friends and patrons for past
fayors We respectfully solicit \ continuance Of
same and promise our strict. personal attention
70 any business lntrusted 70 US.
A full stock Of GRAIN BAGS always on hand
and wilt 90 sent promptly on application. Also.
TOBACCO CARDS All letters OF inquiry
promptly replied to. II. B. TALIAFEkRo,
w. p. SMITH.
RICHMOND, Va. June %. 1889. 10 30-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
BY George ;. Vashou & son.
Real Estate Auctioneors.

GALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME
- STORE WITH DWELLING ABOVE AND
DWELLING ADJOINING. LOCATED AT
NORTHWEST CORNER OF BEVERLY AND
RESERVOIR SrREErS-IHE TWO LOTS
FRONT TOGETHER SoNi20 FEFT-By request
Of the owner We will sell 10y auction. on the pre-
misses, On
WEDNESDAY. July 3 1859,
at & O'Clock z. NJ. the PROPERTY above de-
scribed This property situated "A, IL Is 10 tho
line Of Improvement immediately on the line ~
tho Electric street-railway AMI OIL ono ~ the
most improving streets IN the Vest End, should
attract tue attention % those desiring 10 invest.
TERMS: Announced az sale.
GEOkGEs. EASHON & son.
ie29 Auctioueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

tUNN hA lUNN
Train No. 90 connects dAIy a. koysvlNs f
Chase CITY. GAINESVILLE. oxford, Durham, Hg.-
icrsOD. and Raleigh. O0nue-ts daily a. Greeas.
borO Tor Durham. Raleigh. salem, aud " .ls-.h
and all points on North Carolina DIVISION 40
salisbury Tor AsneViile, Hof springs. as ~
points 10 Western Norm Carolina, anf A. Char
lotte for Chariotts. Columbia ani AugIsta rtl.
roac.
Train No - connects daily At Greensboro ~
Salem. Winston. RAogh. OOidslor0, sni Moro
head City; AZ Salisbury Tor AsheviIla. 10.
SPRING. and ali points IN Western North Gao
Ina ~ Charlotte with Cha lOtte. C0ium DiA 4
Augusta railroad Tor COium nia. Augusta. A.krs
Charleston. Savannah. IhUnAsville. CA, .n t-
sonvlle, and other FiOrsdA points ass, ~. q
Carolina Central railroad f1F Wilmington
Trains from the south arrive AZ kichmcnis >
A. Al. aud $50 p. NJ
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond ............ ............fQ0P p. NJ
Arrive Richmond 30 A. "a
fCLOvER ACCOhMCDAIiOS
Leave Rich monG. .......................6i 3 A. N.
Arrtfe NAN Aest~fs...t... 20. ~ D. M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
JAMES RIVER Division.
,lt 4 A. r. 3D.



9:i5 A. NJ. daily for lvncnh4rg. Lexington g.,
clifton Forge.
4.IsP. ~ s.0ttsuls accommodation. eKepi
sunday.
1890 p. N. daily accommodate f.r lynrlo4r
end Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:i5 P. NJ and s.iO s. ". ta.y irom 1f,1
f0rFe
Q.f5 A. NJ from scoftsyilla. exc. rf e-rfaF.
D. S.. LLfk
General ls.-aussr a SEM.
IT. HARAHAy. General Manager le
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
CHESAPEAKE AID OHIO RAIL.
X WAY CONFAAl.

SCHEDULE N FFFFCr JUNE D. Isl
IEAYr Rf-HmDNn
500 4 VI. Local. except sunday, for ,.f-4
Forge.
S2oA. N. Express daily for on Point ani ..--
f1lk.
lilo A. ". Mail daily for Cincinnati Pullman
parlOr- anil ~iespIHg-rnft
3a0P. II. E1pros daily ipr od t'ni al
Norfolk.
Gl5P. N. Ac,ommodsusn c1,op. sunday +,
Is. f.s J-n.NuH.
el5P NJ 3. E. s. A-srr rrnrIt. Poi.
with Dining. al f..r i'H. t's.. 1
G. Cincinnati euI ..4-f le |.-
mau ~l'eriug-t a f.0m It..tln..
rRAlNs ARRIVE Ar KfDlNoNn.
SOS 4 NJ and gi0 f. 81. Sd. fruu Din ..rrss.
100 A. N. and s.5l p A.. 11Iy from Norfn
t:lOP NJ. daily rGcep, sunday irom ,af.f
Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

Fl,HE FIRM OF TALIAFERRO Il
Il co. expires this day by limitation. All per-
sons indebted 70 the concern are requested 10
come forward aud make immediate settlement
that the books may DO closed.
II. H. TALIAFERRO,
W p SMITH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

In retiring from the firm Of W. +. GRANT &
CO bespeak Of my friends and the public al
large . continuance OF their patronage for the
new nrm.
~ 2-Iw JOHN K. MITCHELL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
FRIDAY, July 1859.

az e o'clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE PROPERTY
situated on the south side ~ Null street be-
tween Fourteenth aud Ftfieeuth streets, consist
ing OF aLOT fronting 3} fe~g and running bsck
a depth OF 30 fset between parallel lines. having
thereon comfortable 1WO-STORY FRAMED
DWELLING ~ four or ave rooms.
Terms Enough m cash a. defray the expenses
~ executing this trust and 10 pay OF AMI DIS
charge a pots Of $50, with interest thereon from
they'd d May. issg. until paid. and the residue
on sucn terms as may De announced at the time
OF sale. HENRY T.. STAPLES.
WILLIAM LONkNrlElN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP.

| will continue the business heretofore con-
Quoted by w. E. GRANT & CO. under the same
nrm-nRmo and style, al No. l0l and 1903 Governor
street w. 4. GRANT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
pARTNERQHIp

The unersigned. successors TO The business OF
the old arm, have this day entered into an
agreement or partnership for the conduct OF a
GENERAL HARDWARE BUSINESS in the city
OF Richmond. underline flrm-name aud style OF
COTTkELL. WATKINS & co.
o. l.. COTTRELL.
w. 5. ROBERTSON,
II 2-6t A. ;. WATKINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
V0RK-RIYER LINE WA VIZ
Il POINc
DAILY EXCElT SUNDAY.


The fayorite routeto Baltimore Ihs steAfost
on this line are models II beauty. elegance. tll
comfort Leave Richmond r3.9j .. NJ. and % =
Z. NJ. arrive ~ baltimore $50 A. h.. lsAf'
Baltimore daily except sunday a. n " o.
rive al Richmond 80 A. A. aud ~ 4. "
Fare kichmond 10 Bait more first-clas,ia
secord-class. ti.A
The Iors. River Line Affords superior siFal-
tages " Businessmen Ia cnaOlieg them ~ ies''
Richmcnd near the cioe3 OF the dAy's rams
aetions And arrive a. Bais more early neK, mora
ing, after having enjoyed delghuui ages
rest. froc fron tho dual aai noise u isi4@sS
travel
INVEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond treniy-,hird-
Arrive klchmond CrWonsy-thlrd. .v
street depoN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fe;A T. n
sDaily. fDaily except sunday
pNpot aed tlcket-0ffice Zoos tifglnla sAe'-
Up-\,sn once c0FneF fensh aaa Nain s's's'>
JAS l. TAI lVh,
General Passenger Asss-
j. y fOil>
Division Passenger Agons
kieamon1. Va
SOL HAAS, franc Manages.
fkxToN RANDOLPH. 0sasrai Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANVllLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QJlCkEsf ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
PCLLAAN hLEEPEks OA ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
TRAINs NnRrmwAHn-
DAILY. tDally except SUNDAY
Al--.u-.- = l. IL .--- IL


Nos. if AMI 70 make no sfo|s. SO. B stops n
slgnal ~ Cenuaiia. SO. "a crops only o1 sIg1ai
al Chester, Centralla. snd Nanclsster hot
- an1 20 stop on signa.s ei oil stations. sos 2,
IS. q B, ~ 81. q AM ~ vii siop af al s.aii
10 passenger
PrLLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Trains Nos. IL enl rs sioc p ug--trs lffF b
New YORK. snl Tampa IA. ora INtts
on Trains Nos- "a ana u slecplng-rarf n.if.
Washington AMI Charleston. Ou Train ..
sleeplng-cars between Sow ln~s AZ JAS
Vile. on Irsin No. e sicepiuF-.ar Ns.|...
Washington and savannah
THE ONLY ALL~kAiL LINE To NDR .t..
LsAYE. AsklfF
Richmond $40 A. n. Norfolk ..... iN
Richmond. no p. ". Norfolk .... i.l "
Norfolk ......'s.20A 4. n. KIram. I..i-fI A. 49,
Norfolk ......'5.1) J.. ". MenmonI. .. f "
These trains aiso make c.oto ropner.0ft
FArmville. iynchburg aud Southwestern lo r't
and all stations on the Nrrfoik adj cs'nru .s
road. X. VI. ~iLLf, eupnrn 81 inl-
r. T. y. MYERs, General H4p'riutnuif.-
r. NJ. EHgEs0S. General Pa-senCor Ag.H.
sol. HAAS. Tran Manage myt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
wv lnnu thai d z Wake and A ID. hAI-

DARK.-WE ARE NOW OPEN TO
I'D contract for any quantity Of ROSsE0 aud
UNROSSED BLACK OAK, CHESTNUT, and
SPANISH OAK BARK, Of this seasons peeling,
20 be delivered at our mills at Petersburg Qately
the Norfolk aud Western Railroad Companys
shops), Burkeville, Pe'nberton (Richmond and
AllegnAny railroad, or Alexandria, Va. or
Chariestown, w. Va. or on board OF cars At any
depot Of any railroad Ia Virginia, West Virginia.
North Carolina. and Tennessee. For prices aad
other particulars Apply 10 us at Burkeyille. Va,
until ist May. and afterwards 10 either Of above
named points. GEoRGK CAMPBELL & GU.
NH % Sa&Tu3m'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

DICHMOND, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. .lei. .s
commencing JUNE a. i,,3-ca'tetn h-hllari
time:
9.8g A. NJ ioayes Byrd-streot station ta s
stops only a. Ashland. J4nclou. N..-
ford. aud krfdcucksburg rien.tG
g. Washington sni NeN iorh.
li.07 A. NJ leaves Byri-suret station ltNT. on.
cept sunday. farlof car to asiins
ton.
COS r. NJ lokves Byri-stroet station daily.
sleeper % New York
ssOA VI. arrives a. Byrd street. station daily
Sleeper from Nrw York
s.3S r. " arrives a. Byrl-sfrs3l station faIF.,
sfops ct freier'rEs1urg. MNf.nf
Junction. sud Ashland. sleeper fr4a
Washington aud Sow 1ork
1910 P. NJ arrives a. By0i-ssrse' station daily,
except sunday lArior car iron
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAlN2
DAILY EKcEPF sCsDAYs.
64sA. N. leaves Elba. Arrives a. Ashland 81
s3 a. ".
1901 NJ. accommodation leaves Byrd slreai
station; arrives a. Asn ani a. b p. 81.
6:0l p NJ leaves ElOa, arrives AZ Ash.ani o,
645P.M.
s45 A. NJ. arrives Ella Leaves Ashland al $50
A "
s85A. NJ. accommodation arrives at Bv'.
street station; leaves Ashland o. 10
A. ".
$50 2. VI. arrives 40 Llba; leaves Asn.hui ai
SIP T.. NJ.
TAYLOR General Ticket Ag9a-
K. T. d. MYEss. General superntealeAl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
BY Henry l. Staples & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1903 Main street
SALE BY AUCTION OF

VRUSTEES' SALE BY AUCTION OF
A VERY VALUABLE HULL-SrREEr PRO
PERTY ~ THE CITY or MANCHESTER
By virtue OF a certain deed u trust dated May
g. 1855 from n. r. Camp and wife. duly re-
corded ia tho Hastings Court OF the city Of dan
chester. default having been made M the pay
ment Of the sum Of money thereby secured. aud
being 40 required by the beneficiary. We shall
offer for sale al public auction, on the promises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
SOUTHWEST CORNER GRACE AND THIRD STREETS.
of Richmond Va hereinafter mentioned
wen la llsenat
InIr nj


al the
aid
ming BET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
THURSDAY. July II. 1889,

Byrequest Of the executor AMI heirs Of the late
Conrad Sauer. I shall sell ~ public auction, on
the premises on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
DEPARTURE or srEAnEKS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT A.zn,
' COMPANY. for Old Point Nor &<ze1s<ks&-
folk Portsmouth, Newport NeTs. CiAremons
ana anes-river landings direct by elegant
saIoon-steAmer ARIEL. leaving Richmond
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, aud FRIDAY
att A. NJ. Street-cars connect
Connections a. Old Foin. and AZ Norfolk
closely with al lines for northern cities same
afternoon. James river DY daylight Great
tourist llns. Cheapest route
through uckets on steamer AMI az Carriers
Agency lOoJ Maiu street Baggage checked
through. stAte-Tooms engaged for dag or night
frelgn received daily TOT Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old an. Wayery. Hieksford Va, and
ali points ia Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
VirgiaiA. and all regular landings on the Jane,
river at lowest rstes. ana through oils isss1e1
LUClEN b. TATUA. Yice-fresidenL
No. III Main street and hockettl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
following MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
$50 P. NJ ON THURSDAY, July II, 1889,
THE PREMISES:


ofus
hess
lin
10
streets be-
the
dSDunln Grace stree o
that
10
neLO buildings
eof
the
In
OF
Sia
the purhas
ONCE the
nforuauO doSr
=.
hv the dreein
nunlsr handful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
NDAO


LEANE RICHMOND
qA0 A. ". Daily. r.a Eieamlni auf ro'euhlrl
rallr1sc. Arrive A. lrtersturf 1913
A. ~. arrive ~ Norfolk l.I 20 NJ.
q.4O A. NJ DAILY. 20 RlchrIult sll fFrrr.nIrE
railroad. Arrive 81 PrfrfsLIrg
M. 80. leaves Infrr-u4rF D
a. 81. Tor FarmWl "a, Lfu llarg, ..-
uoke, BrsfO, ka0HfIlh aui 1850
points South arf West
THROUGH CAR 80 khUfpEN
r0OP. n. DAily, ria klrhmoul aal fe,crsogr,
railroad Arrive Petersburg fD .
h.: cave Petersburg -.llr. n. ta. .
arris y Norfolk irI b.. 81 IlrnU "a
car Ia snmoni 10 Norfolk
200 P. N. Daily. ria h.rlw0ui aui eieH'
railroad. Ar.1ye 10 feforshufE On
I. ~. CONNIE tnf Win lraiu ~.
leaving Petersburg sf 80 t. ~.
Farmville, Lynrhtufg hoanntH,
cahontas. Bristol hn0 xflue. 'ns 81.
nooga. AMI OIL soia5 solil aal
West
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR ACCoMYlDh
IluNA
No. i-Sleeping-car from Petersburg ,o i..s'9
without change, LEAVING lnfrrsnlrE is..F Al.
80 +. 81, Ali Lyuchnlrs Co hsmpha' ".i.q-l
change.
40 3-Lynchburg g. New Orleans ali h5a
noke 70 ChAttauOogs. without change.
Tickets, bagRago-checks, ani hN llflf nA'iNl
can hs obtained A. Richmond ami fo'ersDlff
railroad depot. 4. ". Garbefs. l1N Nalu sfree,
anu Al tho Company oCl-o, )li east Ntil stief-
~. b. BENlLL
General fAfssagur Ag.a-
CuASLEs G. EDDY. Yce-rr~slien-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
OLD DOMINION STEAM -SkA
" SHIP COMPANY AA

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ats Y. Vi.
steamers leave New York FOR Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sATU hDAf AZ Z.
NJ. arriving ia Richmond MONDAY ami FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accom- modstiOns unsurpassed
Cabin faro ~ New York yia James-riyer
route QDclLding meals aud BERTH .......S 9
kOund-Irip tcsels. limited 70 hirty days
after dase OF issue. "a 70
stearags win subsistence ............... boo
storage, without Subsistence. ............- 0o
Csbin fars Ula Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ "
Cabin faro CiG Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. -..-.s...... .........ss.--... VVl
Ticxets can DO obtained a. A. W. CARRIERS, 100
Nam street; Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
nOnd aod Petersburg dopot4, and e. cOmpanys
OficeA 1901 Main street. and wharf. Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through oils OF lading
issued tor pOlnis beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAls, MEDN EsDAYS. Thu RSDAls ,. and
SATURDAYS By the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way (cla Newport Nswsl as $40 A. NJ. and . L. VI.
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad ,samo
days a. $40 A. NJ. Will make connection al
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those daya
GEORGE W. ALLEN n Co. Agents.
No. 1901 Nsin street. ami
ausl Company'ssharf. Rockets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
WANTS.

NTANTED.-D + L & II L + L l.
w ROOMS on first and second floors, with
frst-class board. can he had at Mrs. /. :. WILL
SONS. No 303 east Grace street TABLE
BOARDERS also desired. IS 2,3, 4,6t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-16
GOYTINO GIVES BONDS.
He says That He Did Not Forge the

He Says That He Did Not Forge the
Note.
J. P. Goytino, the editor of lie Progress,
whose arrest on the charge of forgery
took place Thursday, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Savage yesterday. The 9TH
of April was set for his examination, and
his bail was fixed at the sum of 81, 900.
A bond was filed.
Some time ago when NJ. Goytino was
in need of money he sold this note for
So, $50, which bore his uncle's name, to
business man of this city for consider
able sum of money. When the note was
presented to Leonis for collection, it be-
ing drawn "on Demand" he refused to
cash it, asserting that it was forgery.
His lawyers were ordered to look into
the matter and the result was the arrest
of Goytino, from whose hands the note
had originally come.
Goytino asserts that his uncle, Leonis,
certainly drew the note and put it in his
hands, and that witnesses can be brought
to prove that he did so. He says that
the charge of forgery is entirely without
foundation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-16
A YOUNG CRIMINAL.
sarah Espinoza Held to Answer for
n Felony.

a Felony.
The young Mexican girl, Sarah Eepin-
oza, was examined before Justice Austin
yesterday on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses. Sarah is q
Santa Barbara girl who has been living
in this city for several years. She is Of
the same type as Clara Hoff, a local
product of natural crime. She ran away
+ ON the family who had undertaken
to bring her up to live correct life, and
was arrested as wandering minor sew.
eral months ago. Her relatives finally
agreed to take charge of her and send hei
to school.
About ten days ago she was arrested
for obtaining goods from Main-street
glassware establishment. For this
charge, that Of being wandering minor
WAS substituted, and she was given to
Mrs. Watson's care TO remain at the
Girls Home for two months. She spent
o; night at the establishment and then
bolted, with the assistance Of George
Abbott, The Girls Home is not pris-
on, and offers very few advantages for
taking care of those who desire to
escape. 1t was, therefore, thought best
to renew the former charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenses, and on that
the girl was tried yesterday. She was
held to answer at bail of $500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-16
NEWS NOTES.

Fred Liefess, native of Germany
was yesterday admitted to citizenship by
Judge Van Dyke.
The charge of petit larceny against
Jacob Kiessy was dismissed yesterday in
Justice Austin's court.
Mr.. VIM. R. Lowenburg, the whole
sale cigar dealer, was presented yester-
day with ten-pound baby boy by bis
wife.
The Seventh Regiment, N. G. O., will
give another OF their delightful sat
homes" at Armory Hall, on Monday
might.
Four toughs were brought in from Po-
mona yesterday. to remain at the County
Jail ten days for having disturbed the
peace.
1t is reported that Lawyer T. B. Lock
wood has been missing for week. His
friends are concerned about him, but
probably needlessly.
VIM. Meyers, charged with battery,
was tried before Justice Lockwood yes
terday, and adjudged not guilty. This
is an election day case.
Four small boys were brought into
Justice Savage's court yesterday,
charged with having disturbed the peace
of f. w. Young. They will be tried to-
day.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $63, ,4S5, and were 0S in
number. Of these 16 were for more
than 81 ,00O each, and Is were for nomi
inal considerations.
Officer Phelan has become benedict
and retired to the privacy of his rancho
In San Bernardino county. 1t was pro
viso made by the bride that he should
retire from the police force.
The ladies in charge of the dance to bt
given tonight in Fischer's Hail by thu
Mont6ore Society desire to announce i'll
postponement, owing to the stormy
weather, until further notice.
joe Hutchinson broke into the Arroyo
'Eeco schoolhouse Thursday night anC
stole q clock. He was brought before
Justice Austin yesterday, and his ex
animation set for Saturday, March 10th
On Monday evening an entertainment
will be given at Turn Verein Hall fol
the benefit of the Parnell Fund. 1t viii
consist of music and recitations and
speeches by Hon. E. F. Spence, Hon. H
T. Hazard, Mr.. J. D. Lynch, Rev. Father
Rooney of San Francisco, and Rev. P. F.
Bresee of Pasadena.
LAST evenings Express made an awful
muddle of it when it went into the
genealogy of Thomas Temple. l.
Thomas Temples father was not John
Temple. 2. John Temple was dead be-
fore the bank Of Temple & Workman
was started by F. P. F. Temple, who was
the father of Thomas Temple. 8.
Thomas Temple is not the only survivor
of the family. A. The father of Thomas
Temple did not die ir San Francisco.
With these few exceptions the article is
passably correct.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-16
PERSONAL.

Mr.. d. f. Miles will go to San Fran
cisco this morning.
f. Fl. Fox and F. E. Sawyer, OF Chi
-eago, are at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. L. Bixby, of this city, has been
spending several days at Santa Barbara.
Z. d. Ewell and j. A. Upton, OF
Tennessee, have rooms at the Hollen-
beck.
Walter O'Hara, OF Niagara Falls, and
Chas. Smith, of New York, are regis
ter ed at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Zimmerman, of
st. Paul, have returned to Los Angeles,
and have suite of rooms at the Hollen-
beck.
Mr.. Fred L. Allies having sold his or
ange ranch at Riverside, has gone to
will soon be in this city, where he ex-
poets to relocate permanently.
Mrs. Wyatt who was to have left for
the East on Thursday evenings train,
was suddenly stricken down with fever
in the afternoon and was reported quite
sick yesterday, by her medical adviser,
DR.. Griffith.
Mr.. Sol N. Sheridan, Jr., the bright
young writer who has been doing journ-
alistic work in this city for some three
years past has been ordered off duty for
the summer by his medical attendant,
and will leave to-day for his home at San
Buenaventura.
Mr. Harry Haynes of Utah Territory is
in Los Angeles and will remain for a
week. Mr.. Haynes, besides being mer-
chant of standing, is at the head of the
smelling works at Murry, Utah. He is
an enthuastic advocate of the projected
Utah and Los Angeles Railroad and be-
iieves that its completion will bring un-
bounded prosperity all along the line and
at each terminus.