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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08

A. D. WOOLLEY, REAL ESTATE AGENT
and broker, is running short of real estate
properties. He wants TO make up new list
at once See him if you want good prices. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08

Fine perfumes, soaps and toilet goods al
Ross pharmacy, 1874 South Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08

Headquarters for homeopathic prepara-
tions at Crismon- Scarf Co, the druggists. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08
PROM SCANDINAVIA

To Salt Lake City-Carl Erik. Johanna Chr.
Er.kson, Josephine EriksOn, Loderhclm. Carl
Oscar Koch, Custef L1ndahl, Christian NJ. Frans,
Emma Sophia Johansen. Louisa Gustafson,
Edgar Janson Ma tina j. Bias Agnes K allstcom,
H ms a Z n 10 Nj ;ISOn David w. SvensOn,
J. l., Chrsl n :, Bllda Pehr A, Carl and Alma
Peterson, AIna LanGahl, job. A. Carlson, c. j.
Winberg Anna jonson, Iven Orstrom, Hanna
and Anna Orstrum, Maria NJ. and G. X. Larson
Lauritz l.. Larson, Albert and Bodild JohanSen,
Carolina Anderson, Agnes and Ella Falken-
berg Karen NJ and jenny Shested Christiane
Lam sen, joseph Emil Lanhardt, Amelia, b is
tineA DaRmar, Oscar Anderson, Cnrisllne,
Christine Amelia Jansen, Martina Peterson,
Julia Nagmessen, Anne Anderson, Nina Ander-
son, Maria, Otto ana AdOlph L. Guttbrand-
sen.
Ogden-J Jhn Lundgren, Carl E. and Louisa
CedersLrOm, Jahanne c. Christensen, Johan and
H, lena oLepstrom, Lauritz Chr. and MARITIME
Larsen, Joseph Olsen. Anne Maria Christensen,
.Jorgen, Morris, Alma V. and Thora Rasmussen,
RS.smus, Emile C, Andrea, Virginia and Mary
p. Rasmussen, Petrea Peterson, Emma Gutter
inser.
Logan-Holpa Petersen Ane and George Han
sen, Ane Rodt Cecilia Anderson, Caroline and
HIlda p. Anderson, Ada Johanson.
Sm1tnneiu-NdiII IA. johnson.
Richmond-Elof Haglund, Nils and Anna An
derson Anna J. Sioberg.
Provo-Maren Is. Petersen, Alel Ferd Ander-
son. Gustopa EYonson.
Pleasant GTove-Norma Tullin.
Spanish Fork-Pedar Andersen.
Nephi-h aren NJ. X. Jensen, Hans NJ. H.
Pollman, N, Marie, Emma and MARITIME Jeppe-
son, Christian Freuricksen, Christine NJ. Larsen,
Ida Caroline Peterson,
Juab-Adolph H Lurd. Arthur V. Sanderson,
John ", Laura K. and Farley Frank.
La lara, Coo. Alma G h. JonansOn.
New HOrk-Anton Peterson, Ane Marie Peter
ser Albertina Bolander.
FROM HOLLAND.
v1hrs. Jakobamina, Gerril, Marienas Ian, Ger
ritie and Hendrix Often.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08
UNION PACIFIC LANDS.

Utah Real Estate and Investments. G. (.
Mainland, agent. POI S. Main street, Salt
I AXE city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08

Save your money by purchasing three
ply carpets at H. DinWoodey's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08
VISIT THE WARM SPRINGS.
pos and 2O7 Main stree

Try Angel Bros. new lumber yard, Stat
road Telephone 43S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08
FACTS WORTH KNOWING,

Nile lily perfumes and toilet soaps al
Ross pharmacy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08

If YOUR blood is impure regulate your
liver with Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08
CARPETsi CARPETsl CARPETsi

For the finest and richest display, call a
Dinwoodey's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08
PERSONAL MENTION.
At TIE HOTELS.

D. Ross, OF Provo, is in Salt Lake.
Fl. L. SoUTHwoRTH came up from Provo yes
forfatN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08
SHOES. SHOES y SHOE

Millinery Department offers great attractions Whole
sale and Retail buyers Our Boys and Youths Clothing Hats
and Furnishing Goods Departments have sold lots Of goods since
stock in Our Chdens and Boys Suits and Over
coats acknowledged to be stylish and about rs
cent cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere.
Wholesale customers will find the largest and best
stock prices the lowest and liberal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08

The following correspondence is self
explanatory:
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah,
NOx-ay,bay.- 1870
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08
5. F. BALL & CO.,

The best sulphur baths, % cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08
NOW ON THE WAY;
List OF British, Scandinavian, and Other
Immigrants En- Route to Utah.

List of British passengers sailing from Liver
pool October 20, 1889 per S. S. Wyoming:
Salt Lake City-Jonathan Daynes, George
Easton. Elizabeth Brown. William Gibbs,
Samuel Price Margaret William H, Thomas
T., James H and Arthur L. Nightingale.
Pocatellc, IdahO-Hyrum. Mary A, Lydia,
6yrum, William, Mary a. and Joseph d. Spill
man
Farnington-Geerge II. Lake.
Provo-George Hickman.
Nephi-Samuel Haynes.
Ogden-Albert j. Upton.
Holbroof, Arizona-Alfred +. Buckler.
2 Logan-Arlhur and Emily snow.
7 New York-John B. and Avon Miner.
Brigham Cty-Mrs. !. Nelson.
Elder A. L. Skanchy is president. In all there
are twelve returning missionaries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08

Answer This OuestIon, ,

y1hrs. Jal1obamina, Gerril, Marienas Ian, Ger
ritie and Hendrix Often.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-08
Dyspepsia and Liver CompIaint.

Is il not worth the small price of IS cents
to free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints. If you think so,
call at our store and get bottle Of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. Every bottle has printed guar
antee on it; use accordingly, and if it does
you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold
by A c. Smith g. Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

DEEDS Baoe Yesterday b. stack q
Hamilton and R. a. Paine.

A deed oi assignment was recorded yes
terday in the clerks office of the Chancery
Court from George 4. Stack and J.. +.
Hamilton, green grocers Grading As slack
d Hamiltonl, 10 John Jackson, trustee.
The deed conveys the following property:
One horse and wagon. one iron safe, one re-
friQeratOr patent, enc showcase, three Tea
cauisters. one patent co1eemi', one beef
cutting machine, two stoves, Que oi-tanN.
four pair scales, one marble SAP, ana aH
fixtures, &C., in the store % 30 west nam
street. The preferred creditors are Jackson
d Pendloton, $50; Mary Z. Hamilton, 600;
George Abl1er, y2lj; Tnboet q in!lor'
SD: a. ". Weismlnn, SZj.39; jacob hlrsD'
Sl3.l2; J thompson Brown * Co., ioI :.
stokes. sTJ. and toe city oi Richmond for gas
bill. SOD. There are thirteen other credit
tors. all Richmond parties, 10 sums rom -
10 Si2O. Assets not given.
A deed Of assignment was also recorded
from Robert A. Paine, doing business under
the name and style OF Paine & Houston, 10
William Spratey, trustee.
The deed conveys all OF the ollcefurnl-
iure, bags. and other personal property
in the store now occupied by the
party OF the first payi, under the
name and Style OF Paine * Houston,
l2O6 east cary street, and any aod ali goods
THAI may be therein belonging 10 SAID party
but not including the goods therein be-
longing 10 the cOusgnOrs Of Paine y hOus-
ton. commi. sion merchantsl, including one
iron safe, al the books, accounts, notes, aud
debts due said firm
The trustee Is 10 take immediate posses
sion Of the premises and proceed to sell lhe
properly cOnysyed and collect the debts due
said frm.
The preferred creditors are nineteen con-
sgnors OF good, 10 SID irm In sums from
Les to $50, the total being si03 Oo. Other
creditors are: Charles l.. Todd, S30O.lj (;
Gsllego Mills, $3.50; slater, Myers & Co.
$3.50; Old Dominion Cake- ani Cracker.
Works, S7.5S; Catherwo0d L Co.. s3s.la 5
Arbuckle Brothers, 597 IS; Patapseo Baking
Powder Company, Sl34.lj; Fairbanks "
Co. s292 80; Armstrong & Co, S6i - ).
Kirk 4 Co, $3.50; Mechener & Co, $50. .40i
Minor & Blanton, -; HaXaii-Creosta"
Company, Sl6S .75; KIngan y Co.. S49.53;
/ 4. r. Matilage, e91.ss; W. P. Harvey x Co.,
s2l5l; Elizabeth 7. Paine, sl0J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
a DsNNER TO THE PRESS.
Mrs. Gin Entertains she Newspaper
Hen attae Asylum.

Mrs. Gill IS the able superintendent ot the
Male Orphan Asylum, an institution when
through hen indsfatgable energy has grown
into much prominence IN late wears. and now
educates and nurturos many boys VINO
would otherwise be without home.
Yesterday afternoon she gave dinner to
the newspapcr-men Of Richmond, and rep
Tesentatiyes OF an the secular press were
pres~rt. Before dinner they were enter
taiued ia the chapel by the drilling OF the
BOYS, during which Santa Claus IN white
robes and furs entered aud made q speech
10 the lads, encouraging them always 10
drill well even in after life. wbeu the ma
nmayres learned in boyhood would be use-
ful IN escaping many Of the dangers oil the
world.
Mss Mamie Trahern then sang and danced
Drettily, Tier voice is charmingly rich aud
her dancing was not without grace. Before
adjourning 10 the dining room Mr. james
A. Gentry. OF tue state staff, delivered a
pleasant address, closing with few poetic
and original lines.
Mrs. Gill eutertains handsomely. Her
hospitality and the excelloucy OF her disues
are well known to all who have broken
bread at her table.
When dinner was over the boys and the
superintendent and her friends were enter
tanned with singing by Messrs. James =.
Wood. William e. TAYLOR, George A. iiil'
aud W. Cabeu Trusman, who were among
the ucwspaper-men present.
ibis asylum is peculiarly deSerying ara
thp only Thing nee5ed to add 10 its efficiency
a.i usefulness l. money. Several thousand
dollars put iu tac hands OF the directors
could be well expended In the rearing ~
parcutleis and homeless boys VITO are IN need
~ protection AMI refining innu'nces. Mrs.
GIN is an enthusiastic and energetic worker
and the progress 0f her boys and improve
ment OF the asylum since she has held the
reius are the best proofs of her clpabi.lty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Wnuchestcr NeWs Notes.
10 fitv fouurl will meet FRIDAY night

The City Council Will meet Friday night
at 1:30 O'Clock.
The pastors OF the several churches in This
c,tY flied their respective pulpits sunday
both morning aud night.
There was one addition 10 the R1nbridge-
Street Baptist church sunday mornln~-a
lady who formerly belonged 70 church IN
Goochand which uns since ui,bandcd.
The new FiJh-Strcel Methodist church
has been completed ana will be occupied as
soon as the peWs are put IN.
Johnnie Wake, Esq, who was 50 badly
burned with uowdcrOn Christmas day, IS im-
proving steadily.
Nr {. r. Fischer IS quite sick at his resi-
dencc, on Hun street between sixth and se-
yeath.
Workmcn are now engaged putting mp
the iron tank On the wa'er-tower on
Spring Hill. The tank will be thirty-hve
fc,t high, and will hold $4,000 gallons.
The friends oi eX-JuGge :. BasSeit
French win press his claims for appoint
meut "a. postmaster under the incoming
Administration, though the Judge has not
announced himself \ eandidlte.
p0si-O0ice has been established at
Epuea's Fails, Chesterfield county, with
Philip 81. Nase as postmaster.
the Sidewalk in front OF the Murchie
building. corner of lIith and Hull streets,
which fell during saturdays storm, has
been cleared for pedestrians.
While Rev. Mr.. Jackson, OF Chesterfield,
WAS riding into the city yesterday his horse
shied m front of Cersley's and ran against
rre end OF q plssing strect'car ana Mr.
Jackson was thrown but not hurt.
Mr. Alden Campbell. 0f Holly Springs
farm, near this city, has returned from
months visit 10 Cartilage, his former home
where he was called by the death OF MS father
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
eunreme Court or AppeaIs.

Burroughs against Commonwealth. Dis
missed for failure 10 PRINT record.
Redd and ats. against Commonwealth.
Argued by samuel \. Anderson, ESQ, FOR
plaintHs In error and Attofncy-Gencrll for
commonwealth and submitted.
Williams against Commonwealth. Argued
bv James X. eaton, Esq, FOR plaintiff in
error aad submitted.
Commonwealth against Latham, Judge.
Submitted.
Vaughan against Commonwealth. Sub
mitied.
commonwealth against Cohen. Sub
miittd.
Mcnge against Commonwealth. Argued
by General George j. HundleN for plaintiff
m error and Attorney General for Common
wealth and submitted.
Brown against commonwealth. Con-
tinued.
James r. Cation, Esq, allowed 20 practice
as counsel in this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
INDICTMENTS.

The Grand jsry yMr. Byrd Warwick, fore
mani found ire following true biils OF IN
dictmeut;
Booker Harms, Andrew Spoiswood, Moses
Owens, aud Virgil Coleman (c0lorcd), charged
with uuiawiuily throwing rocks into acrowd
OF people who were assisting the police 10
make an arrest.
Robert Epps (colored), two indictments,
for forging the name Of Giles Jackson.
Robert Brown, charged with unlaWluly
playing game called policy"
W, j. johnson, charged with unlaWiully
playing a game called policy.
E0loe Chappcll. charged with unlaWiully
PLAYING game called policy.
POwhatau Nicholas, charged Win unlaW-
fully playing game called poilcV'
james Mcpherson alias Black Diamond,
charged with unlaWiuily escaping from The
Policc.Court room.
William Jefferson Trice, charged with I'M
lawfully playing game called policy
Virgll Coleman, charged with assauting
Emmct Richardson.
Edward Casper charged with stealing
Sls.1j in United states currency nom
Charles kendrick.
James Howard, charged with stealing
SfSI5 III United states currency from
Charles kendrick.
Henry shields, charged with unlawiuly
PLAYING 4 game called policy.
James Mcpherson alias Black Diamond,
charged with stealing four chickens from
J.srlhA johnson.
Lucy Jane Tyler, charged with unlaw-
fully administering poison 10 Robert a.
Robinson ana Mary dane Robinson.
John Green and LazMus Coleman, charged
with breaking into tue storehouse OF Il. D..
Chalkley and stealing forty'eisht sides OF
leather.
William Williamson, charged win oreaS-
ing into the storehOuse OF Isaac Jacobs and
stealing tot OF goods.
r. ". Hammond, nine indictments for
fnrupFy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

The wife Of Major Robert stiles, daugh-
ter ~ the late Allen 7. Capert0n, OF Monroe
county. ". Va, and one OF the most lovab'e
ladies i'm ibe cIty, dIei at g O'Clock sunday
evening from accidental poisoning. She
was suffering from neuralgia and TOOK from
the mantle what she supposed was remedy
she had often used; tut unfortunately %
proved to De Q bottle combining compound
used foi household cleaning. Though tie
mistake was soon discovered and physicians
promntly summoned. antldotes were I'M
ayniing. The funeral VIII take place AZ
Bpm. t0-dly from 50. Paufs church.
Mr. George A. liunlley, native Of MID.
dlc,ex. but Tor long time merchant here,
died sunday night 90 his sIXty-second year.
lie vas P1st Ml-tcr OF Il Johns Lodge, No.
3G. Ancl. mo Free and Accepted ha'on'' and q
member of Richmond C0mmandcry and ~
heRoyal Arcauum. a "lde circleoi relatives
and friends will mourn the T loss. The funeral
VIII taSe place to-day ct ';o0 from tue i irsl
Baptist church.
Thc following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers:
Honorary: u. o. Davis, Il. ". Powers,
G.. II. Winston. ". i. Howard, &. Nor-
.nam. j. l.. Grubb5. +. j. Evans, q. L. Wat
Alus.
Active: n. s. Mccarthy, 4. :. Bosher, b.
A. Gaines, William II. latum. two lfom 81
Johns L.dgc q M4.ou,, and Two from kic.-
mond Commandery, NO. o, Ia. I.
Mr. Joseph ". kltcs tine superintendent
of the new po,tl-teiegrtph line, lcit oH tine
1907 4. NJ. tram yesterday Tor wilmington.
Del, hayiny received "a telegram lnGou'c'
irz tbe death sunday evening OF his father,
who had ralchad the advanced aee Of eignU
years. Nr. kl'ea was stricken with pl-
ralysis several wcaks ago and had apparently
gotten well aud had 4 second altacA, which
resulted fatally.
Tnc flags Of the Old Dominion steamer,
were hafma-ted yesterday on &C cunt OF the
death Of Alrs. Bourne. wife OF The general
minagef OF The company. She died AT her
home In Brooklyn, y. Y, sunday morning.
Captain George ". Allen.and wife lell last
evening 10 attend the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Coiored baptist sunday-schOoi
inion.

The annual meeting of The Baptist Sunday
school Union WIS held at Ebenezer church
sunday afternoon, ". +. Burrcll Qne prosl-
dcnU presiding.
Aiier Introductory exercises and TIE read,
inc oi the reports from The various schools
the Secretary ~ the union read his yearly
report. Hnich showed an average Attendance
of lG4a scholar, FOR the year and collections
agggesattu2 SIl2LHj.
The President then delivered his annual
address, which was filled with good ADVICE
10 >und4y--chool workers.
The officers for the ensuing year were next
installed, Z. t. lIll, president Of the ' Nir-
giniq Bauti.t >unday-SchOOi Convention, de-
.ivoring the installation addre''
After singing "Bringiug In the sheages '
Rev. e. Wells offered pra! er for the pros
pcrty OF the union.
rhe officers are: ". =. Bnrrell, pre't-
dent: j. 4. Bowler, yice-pre-ide0t; Nelson
williams. Jr., recording secretary; Jcrc-
mish Smith. assistant secretary; George
>tepher., Jr., corresponding secretary
Nelson Brown, treasurer; x. W. Whiting,
chaplain; $. y. Jones and James Bersiey,
chorlsler.; llrs. ii. G.. Robinson, orgonrt;
Miss Gertrude Evans. assistant Orgsnist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Gus Tns-Out.

NANH ut M " NNii
until lhur.1ly, January. ioth. At 10 4. N.
Owing Do ihc bc,oi. edotfs ~ fhe brave Gre
irru sI ih, tfa Now Hrg Dire $4,000 worth
af3i.n'.. p.v,'. aud ,uilirpn'e Clothing has
r..u .,y,,i. and fla .io.A hl. been ordered
fo h. removed 20 Richmond ~ tee large
milirs i'n,r,st NAu street, which has
l.rn rnirt expressly ior ihis ri .1piic ire
io.urlur. ,ll. of ,lotNns. Tholuiioiug has
h.tu t..rl f.r -C,. ,.I.l days in arrange Tor
,bp .r,.t sal. fo commence Thursday. Jeuu.
nry fUfh. lu! continuing i.r SPORT iine
.aly. Tar,. .,i iuou.a1d d0''rr' worth
3D.. Mons. E,s-'. and DulIe.l's CInt0ing.
-.y.a ,ro,r Goo hfr Nev ) urt nr, uu.t bo
closed out l, ord. ..,f fle u-ula'tr c.mus-
nt.l 10. arpl1i.rIs for ,hr Insurance con-
t.n,... ,ft.r ,l.cfais c>toituc tHe stock
otDlolhu-. r,n.IHIrl Ult thc same Waa
NOT $40 hadt, d tIIlcd aa ci1imrd hy tnc a'-
,urcd cotniu. mauuiucturcr', oud i1ilugto
2tgecas 90 luc 1ciGM i..-. Wc "cre i"rredto
nAe rhr.t1.t. uu u Iuto money. ana the
GOOD. mu.t Oc sold rt olc' iu order 90 make
. tnli .,ui,m.ll tl goods pr' appraised
lUr.nfs 9u tn. oollrof fw1uuiictu.tr's cost.
Astbl- .urNiut f1l tn.ai. tur great
fr...,lr q.fli .-,Y... .Nr .cDri. ,f ili. city
.,.. r..t.r,f, ...u-e t..ir clothing for ale
n,o.f r,th.n..
-tyn.tt. lt,u.li bur Mons IrOn-t ad
+ Uor.iug Pants: .iI,vui huy Nn'sGooi
Ur,y tou Pni.. tlrvH buy Mems
/ D...- PANS. COB. rf 'rg NcD's Good
4 ~ 1y, ca.-i. .ott suits. 'i.i2H.N luf Mons
/ Good BuHr.-- suits, 800 wii b1J d i.h-
IILl1't Ii'-- -'i i. .f.'r ''' i''' ,'1'"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
rrnm ,ns CIsrk,- Record.

The docket in the Police Court yesterday
morning was q very sm9ll one for Monday
aud most OF the eases were OF trilllng
character. The following were the most i'm
poriant ones:
John Jasper (eOloredl, assaulung. cursing'
abusing, and threatening Sidney Jones on
the street. Fiued q 50 and costs.
James Sweet (colored), assauliing, cutting
and woundng George FaunteFoy with a
razor Fined s. aud costs.
Ida Christian (colored), stealing 8 white
dress and three pieces % ladies' underwear,
all Of the value OF el3, the property Of Il.
l.. Barnes. Pleaded guilty. and was seat to
jail for sixty days
William Lee tcolored), disorderly in the
First market and refusing 20 pay his market
tax. Fined g. and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
.BLAN KB 7 s.
CLOSING SALE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

Iarce size WHITE BED BLANKETS, CRIB
BLANKETS, CRADLE BLANKETS, COLOR-
ED BLANKETS. CARRIAGE AND BUGGY
BLANKETS, ROBE BLANKETS. sud every
pair of BLANKETS IN the house marked
down 40 a. 10 close out the entire stock;
2lc a yard FOR HEAVY ALi~MOOL RED tLAN-
SILL that ls worth 3Jr. yard; ...
10. q yard for WOOL StlIING FLANNEL,
camel' -- hair hnish. worth 2jc. yard: .
.O, a yard Tor HANDSOME ALL-NOOL SkikI-
ING FLANNHL worth ,jc. "a yard;
81 IA ward for ALL-NOOL SIhllED ShlkI-
ING FLANNEL worth - yard. one width
makes SKIRT -
e,c. a yard for EXCELLENT RED FLANNEL
worth Sc. "a yard;
7Sc. i1r Ntii ODE QUILTS worth 81
81 for WHITE QUILTS worth &L5l;
sL2- for WulIE QUILTS worth g;
Sl15for eXtra-lareo WHITE QUILTS Tor extra
laggo beds worth - 90:
ll,. flr ACE TIDE, worth eOc;
49, u yard for tho BEST FRENCH SAllNhs IA
good styles. ) on will have TO pay 8Jc. a
yard noAt month for goods OF the same quar-
ity. ,. ,, ,,.,,,,..
worth $50: ..... ,...,...
s15 fcr laree-sixo BED-BORDERED LINEN
TABLE-CLOTIlS worth $50;
95c. a dozen Tor 4 I khEl -hED NAfhiNo WORTH
35t: . ,.,,
81 f0r heavy ALL-wOOL STRIPED JERSEY
JACKETS worth SL5O; .. ...
sSc. for handsome TAPESTRY TABLh-COFkhS
worth SltA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Ambulance and a wagon Collide.

4 collision occurred at the corner Of Clay
and Fifth streets Yesterday morning between
the city ambulance and grocery wagon, IN
which bota vehicles were damaged, and The
former quite seriously.
Drs. Hope aud Fleisher were In The amhrl-
lance coming down Clay street in slow Jog,
ard when crossing FIith street the wagon,
which was going north on fitn al quite a
rapid pace, struck the ambulance ana 'uFned
n ovcr. breaking one Of the windows, one OF
Inc sDripgs, and several other psrts, 10 re-
mir which will take neiIly week.
THE wagon was also broken, but not so
baaly. Tue two physicians and the two
drivers were all shaken up pretty well, bus
none OF them seriously hurt. Or. FieseheT
received one or two slight cuts. Another
ambulance was Immediately put on duty,
but there were no calls Cor It's services during
to- afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
unhcnarorpn, Appl.ea FOR.

A petition wa. presented 10 the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Yesterday morning by
Edaar Allan, Esd, counsel for -. Marx, Of
Newport News, praying for = writ Of hdbeaS
cortaiy 10 bring Marx before the court. lie
Marx claims that he Is Illegally held on a
conviction for Keeping open his store on the
Sibbath day; thlt the statute eXempt' Jews
from the penalty whore they observe the
Hebrew sabbath, and this has always been
ricidly done by the petitioner. The Justice
OF the peace, however, Assesses me ueio"
The amount Tor which an appeal Will be, snd
Marx claims that the present course is his
oaly remedy. II Is also claimed that the de-
Mai OF the night OF trial by Jury is unconstl-
futional, and that the offence charged IS a
commop-law offence. triable by jury. Mr.
Alan asked that the writ be returnable on
the i'm. The court took the petition under
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