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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-21
By J. Thompson Brown q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors
lii3 Main street.
40 RT SAL Il


COURT SALE
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND FIVE LOTS
FRONTING TOGETHER i42 FEET.
CoRSEK MITCHELL AND ALLEN STREETS,
AND
LARGE lot or lac FESr
CORNER WEBSTER AND ALLEN STREETS,
50 FEET CORNER MITCHELL AND HICKORY
STREET.
Smith. Gusrdiau,) Circuit Court eIunsy q
re- ) uenrico - Decree entered
Cox and Baney.) Aprilll. 1852.
By virtue Of the above decree. entered on
above dale. the undersigned. special commis-
sioners therein appointed, will sell at public
au ,tiOE, on the promises,
FRIDAY. ArEIL s6rH. AT ~ P. ~,
tho PROPERTY described therein. a. follows;
ls. LOl or LAND lusi outside thu city OF
Richmond. NJ the oXtrene end Of II Peter street.,
IN tho county Of llcnricO OsodGin's PlAnh with
frame house thereon containing four rooms. tho
said los fronting lf2 feet on Mitchell sifo9t BY
~ fect 10 Webster, on which 70 fronts Ia feet
being the southeast corner OF Mitchell snd Allen
2i. LOT OF LAND fronting ~ feot on Mitchell
street. corner Hickory street, by depth between
parallel lines Of % feet being the southeast cor
ner Of Mitcholl aud Hickory streots
Piats OF the properly will be exhibited A. tho
sale aud 10 viii bo sold a. whole, or divided, a.
may suit the wishes Ct the BIDDERS, aud - may
BE- decided by the commissioners.
Juet The place for small houses, which will par
well.
Terms: One third cssh balance In siE and
twelve months. deferred pey 0aent notes, win
per cent lntofs@t added. AMI title 70 ainei ~
tho Court until AL the purch Is paid, or
oil cash. &c option 81 purchaser
". a.. BEN BRIDGE,
}. sAMCEL PARRISH.
FDAUND WADDILI. JR.
q. Is. JACKSON.
Special CommtsstonerA
J. TuOhFsos BEOWS & Co, Aucliooeers.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIE COUNTY o. Hs~-
RTco-SaIru, GUARDIAN. &C, AGAINST COX
ASD BAILEY.
l. W. s. Leake, clerk Of tho Circuit Court Of
tho county Of Hecrco, do certify that spectal
Commis iOnors william n. beyoritge and Giles
Is. Jackson have givoa no bond required ~ the
decree entered ia tho said cause ON the llth day
Of April, Iasy
Given under my band his 10Th day Of April,
1850
ap l7.l9 2l.2L2s.&26 w. 9, LBAkE
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IN rHR CIRCUIT COURT OF THg coUgTy OF bxs-
RIc0-NIcHoLAs, GuAEpiAS, vs. NICHOLAS AND
AIS.
]. W. s. Leake. clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
tne county Of Henrico. do hereby certify thsi
observation-disclosures Edmund G. Minor ana
Benjamin n. Berry have given the bond re-
duired by decree entered IN tho said cause On
tho l7tb day OK April. 1850.
Given under my hand this 18TH day Of April,
1882
ap9 va LAKE
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctonesrs, aud Brokers,
No. north Tenth street
NlALIAFERKO'S EXECUTOR VS..
Il LlPSCOMB III ALS.-IN THE RICHMOND
CHANCERY COURT. DECREE OF APRIL 9,
isS9.-1n execution Of decree in the above
mentioned suit the undersigned. thereby APP
pointed for the purpose, will eell by auction,
upon tho premises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL 90, 1889,
a. O'Clock p. NJ. that LOT OF LAND on the
north line OF Moore near oak street. having
front Of IS BY 100 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Quo third In cash tie residue at six
and twelve months, per conf interest added,
and the title ~ DO retained until the whole pur-
cha5e-mon'y IS paid aEd conveyance IL ordered
by the Court JANE TALlAtERkO.
Special Commissioner.
CHEWING & RosE, Auctioneers.
TALfAFERRO'5 EXECUTOR, PLAfSrfPP. AGAINST
LIPScONB AND ALS, DEFESDAErS-lS THs
CHANcERY COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
!. Charles W. Ooddin. clerk OF tho said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioner by the decree In said cause Of
April o, 1880 has been duly given.
Giyen under my hand this ljsh day OF April,
1889.
apis CHARLES W. GODDlN.
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ByJames Il. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionoer.
lll9 Main street
N1HE DESIRABLE AND WELL-LO-
l. GATED. MEDIUM SIZE DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING
No. E07 NORTH THIRD STREET
TOBE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

Of TUESDAY. APKIL 2S $3.50,
at o'clock p 81, shall SELL on tne IRE misses. by
pubic auction. the aDcye-nsnea weil-ccatod,
Substantial, and wsnarr.ngod DEtACnED
BRICK DWELLING. No. 5Oi. on Tho east slis OF
Third strost. bst0een Clay aud !e,gh streets,
containing aCoui eight rooms % & cd size. . DK-
TAChED BNlCK KITCHEN ant tho usual con-
venisnces. the LOr frooting "a s'S-is le-i. AMI
extending back bctween pafa,lel llaes iSO feet.
and the premlres being in good ortgr.
The vary coavcnicns ane desirable location OF
this properly, 10 ecot si1s. good nelghb0rho0f,
and good rental value shaud commend IL 10 pur-
ehaseyr, whether Tor home OF fen al purposes.
TERHs: Oae third casa talarco oy negotiable
notes at six and VIEWS IEOnlns, win interest
added and secured 0y deed OF trust, or all
casn, at .hs option OF the purchaser.
spl6 J. d. ELAsl. AHctioneef.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.
Real Estate Aactioneers.

BY Frank d. Hill & Co.
Real Estate Aactioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
X VERY DEsIRABLE MODEM, STOCK:
BRICK FRONT DWELLING no. 70 WEST CARY
STREET, on THE SOUTH SIDE or CARY Be
TWEEN FOUSHEE AND ADAMS STREETS.
AT AUCT1ON.--By virtue Of decree entered IN
tho Chancery Count OF tho city Of hichmond IN
the suit 8rein alter mentioned on April TX, tes5.
the undersigned. special commissioner, viii sell
al public auction, on tue premises. on
THURSDAY. April %, 1889.
At : o'clock P. 81, the VERY VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, To-
cal ID es above. ard described IN said de,roe as
AL thai lot OK and on the south side OF Cary b--
tween foushee aud Adams streets. with BhlCh
DWELLING Containing eight rooms aud all the
modern improvements. the house Is COMPARE
lively new, " we'll built and rented 10 q good
tenant The lctls s5xl3i feet TO an alley nfEeen
feet wide.
This property Is in good neIghborhood. con-
veulent 70 business. agd offers fine opportgni-
~ for those In search Of niesiual-sizsu dwell
Ing for a nome or for investment
TEAMS. One fourth cash the balance In three
equal instalmenls IN six. twelve, aud eighteen
months, the purchaser 10 give negotiable notes.
with per cent interest added, aud title retained
uutil ihe purchase-money 10 pAld Ia fun aud
conveyance ordered by tho Court
JACKSON GUY,
Special Commissioner.
FRANK ID. Hill & Co.. Auctioneers-
PULLMAN, GUARDIAN. PLAisnFF. AGAINST N0K-
TON, &C. DErENDANTs.--is THz CHSsckkr
COURT or TIE CRY or RICHMOND.
/. Char.es w. Goddln. clerk OF said court. GER
TRY that The bond requires Of tho special conf
missioner BY tbs decree IN said cause Of April
Is. 1883, has bosa duly gwen.
liiven under my hapd this 18th day Of April,
sor CHARLES W. GoDDIN
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By James 3. Elan,
Real Estate AGENT and Auctionser.
lii3 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
j or THAT
ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE DWELLING
AND LOT
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER TWENTY
FIFTH AND LEIGH STREETS.

In execution Of a certain deed OF trust 10 ne,
dated Deem Der 1, 1873. of record In Deadlock
ia Is. page 4s9. shall sell by public auction, on
the premises, on
FRIDAY. APEIL &c. $3.50.
az $50 O'Clock L. ~. the REAL ESTATE do
scribs1 Ia said deed. 4. being that MOST Al
TKACTIVELY.LOCArED TWO-SrORY d.
TACHEO CORNER FRAME DWELLING. with
the LOT on which Il stands, fronting 22xi22 ie3t.
more or less. az tae northwest corner Of twenty
nfth and Leigh streets. ths dwelling containing
bout six rooms Of good sizo. we'll built, con-
yenienty srfau %, having city wator. gas, cul.
vert; pavement &c.
TEKNs: ~ cocsent one third cash shs bal.
aDce by negotiable notes At SIX and twelve
months, with interest sddod and secured by
deed Of trust, or all cash at the option OF tho
purchaser. JAMES D. ELAN.
40 20 Trustee.
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WILL BE SOLD TO THE
H | G H E ST BIDD E R &.

Sheppard, Guar Ham, In Circuit Court Of county
vs. OF Henrico, decree on
Sheppard and ais. tered Jsnusry p, 1889.
BY virtue ~ the above decree tho undersigned.
special commissioner therein appointed for tho
purpOse will sci Al public auction, on the prem
ises, 10 the HIGHEST BIDDER, on
THURSDAY, April Is, 1889,
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ, the above exceedingly de-
sirable PROPERTY. being in the direct line ~
improvements an not only fronting on tho
grand Dcule Tgrd Of the west but also fronting ON
the most valuable eand fashionable thorough
fares Of Tho city, such a. trsnkin, trace, farA
avenue. and Broad streets, rendering tina en-
HANGED value Of this property In The immediate
future almost an absolute necessity.
Neat and valuable maps OF this as well a. tho
adjacent properly have been prepared tor lrre
Distribution, VIII n can DO had by calling upon
the commissioner or auctoneers or by dropping
a postal 10 either.
Vohlcles w1l start for the grounds al O'Clock
from Murphys iiotol EisHta and Broad streets,
and tho auctionears o1lco. lll3 MAN street
You are cordially invited 10 attend Tho sale.
TERMS. one fourth cash balance upon credit
OF equal instelmont OF one. Two, and three years,
negotiable )tes for the deferred payments.
separate note for the interest 10 be given. pays-
BILE ssml-annually. and title retained until all
the purchase-In0nsy 10 paid ana deel ordered
by the Court 30. LANE STERN.
Spellhl
j. THOMPSON Brown CO., AuciloneerS
SHEPPARD GUARDIAN. WHO SUES, &c, PLAIN
TTFF. AGAINST sHEPPARD AND AIS, DEFEND
ANTs-IH THE CIRCUIT COCKr OF THs
COUNTY 0F kENaICo.
l. Samuel r. WGidin. deputy clerk Of ssid
court. certify that tho bond required OF the
special commissioner BY tho decree In said
cause Of elst January, 1889, has been duly gfyeo.
Given under my hand THIS 1lth day OF April,
1889. SAMUEL p. WADDlLL
epl2 Deputy clerk
POSTPONEMENT
Postponed on account Of the weather until
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Agcrsex sALss-- ysssss .sxes
Byx. w. Howe.
Real Es.ate Auokionecr.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4
~ TRACT or r. 40 ACRES on LAND on
TIE NEW HFSRicO Tt'RSPfkE ABOUT TWO
Mills HodrH on RICHMOND AT AUCTION
Ia execution a decree 81 nc Circuit Court -
ncnrico county. epi@rci on ths7ih Of Nay. ls5<
in the exse Of 1omlir aud ala 70. Bfaxion's a.
ministrstor. &c. viii sell By auction. at the Of
Gee OF tts suetionesr. No. Eleventh street. %
THURSDAY. AgsIL q. 1879.
a, O'Clock y NJ. ths TRACT or LAND u
which William Arnistcsd Bfsxton died seixed
II contains - i-yD ACRES. aiioias the land q
james sweeney, ?. II. s'sintor, Mathew oilmsn,
and others. and lies opposite strawberry i'm
cue farm 81 NJ. lgnac Dsscnport. Jrl. from
which n Is separated By 10 fnrnpike. Ttie
land ilee very well. hsf upon K s,ms wood. ald
could be nnsde rcsuiifai little fsrI1. or u may
DO sold Ia lots u drslrea. has snail front
a!so On the new North road.
ITEMS; Ono fourth cash cslunce At eient
sixteen. and twen'y-foUr months: tho cfetie
payments 20 be for uogo'isbic notes. with into
rest aGded. apd title retained, or all cash et tho
option Of the purchsser
Special Commissioner
~ rng CIRCUIT CouRr OF TsE COUNTY or Hsss
RICO:
1. w. 3. Leake. clerk OF ssid court do hereby
certify that special 4 ousmtssiSncr Thomas N.
Carter has duly given the bond required u him
Nv the decree above meniiqped.
Given undor my hand this isin day q Soveu-
Der. iSSS W. = LkAhs
api3 Clerk.
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ToNPKIYgis kDNfSIsrRATRIx, PLAINTIFF,
Against ToMyIIss lxp Ala. DSFEspASrs-ls
IHE CHINCBEY CoUEr or TINE CRY or RICH
MUsD.
]. Charles w. Goddin. clerk OF said court. GER
ttfy that the bond required OF the special conf
m!ssloners by tbs decree In said cause OF 20th
Of November 1893 hs. been duly given
Given under my hand this 22th day OF March,
i8n9. CHARLES w. GODDIN, Clerk
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AUCrscs ssLEs- Fss.ss psya. y
BY IL seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agcn. and Auctionssr.
onico corner Eleventh asd Bank streets
TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
AT THE NORTHWESTERN INTER-
SECTION OF THE BOULEVARD
AND CARY STREET.
JUST THREE SQUARES NORTH OF RISER
voIR PARK AND WITHIN ONE
SQUARE OF THE CITY
RAILWAY.
FOR SALE BIZ PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON LONG CREDIT.
Az the request Of the owner I will offer me
aforementioned PROPERTY for sale et AUG
ton, upon the promises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRrL 81 1879.
st4X O'Clock p. VI SIX o, these LOTS front on
the west side OF the Boulevard 30xiO feet each 10
a i2-foot alley, and ak on tho north side OF Cary
street 30riTg 9-i2 feot each 70 2Ofoot alley.
The steady increase In values OF real estate.
especially that lying wesl OF tbs city, warrants
the belief that an investment made In this pro-
perry will prove profitable. Don't fail 10 avail
yourself OF this opportunity to get bargain.
omnibuses will leave the ONCE OF the auctioneer
nj p. NJ on the Jay Of selc. Plats for free dis
tribution at my ofiice-caIl and get Qua
TEENS: one fourth cash balance In one. two,
aus three years. with Interest payable annually
on the whole anlcInt Of deferred payments then
unpaid, secured by deed Of trust:
n. SELDOM TAYLOR,
spl9 Auctonser.
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By J. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
MONROE-PARK COTTAGE RESI-
vi DENCE.
A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL LOT, 52H FEET
b 200 FEET.
TUTPD mon WHAT or THE PARK

A nonresident owner has authorized us'to soil
at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL g. 1889, Ar3 P. NJ,
tho above EXCEEDINGLY DESIRABLE PRO
PERTI. on the north line OF lain street be-
tween laurel and Cherry streets. with a neat
frame tgo-8LGry residence. No 500 west Main,
containing eight rooms. The large ana beaut-
tful yard has fruit trees, lne grapevine
trells, and other beautiful shrubory- endering
this delightful home. Tho rear part o. this
deep lot would be . valuable addition 70 tho
property fronting Monroe Park on LaursAsucct.
This IA IN excellent opportunity 10 secure =
dehghtful home adjacent to oue Of the finest
parks 10 the South affords much health as
vol "a recreation 20 the surrounding residouts.
TEAMS: one third cssh: balance IN one and
two years, intsrasG added aud secured by trust
deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN CO,
ap IL Auctionear,.
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By THOMPSON BROWN Co., Real Estate Agents. 1I13 Main street.
AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE
WEST-EN(D, CENTRAL, AND EAS7-END
Improved and UnimprOVed Real Estate
Beinet,e First Subdivision of the CannonProperty,
OPPOSITE THE SOLDIERS HOME.
Finest Groue-.4uenue and Boulevard Fronts, in
Lots to SUIT.
CHOICE WEST FLOYD, GARY, AND HANOVER STREET
L Q is.
Fine Grove andnaostcOmfO rtabIe Residence, FoCer
Conservatory, Sh1ubbery, &C.

Prettiest Building Sites on Vest Carp street; frame
CottaSe, Sycamore street near yMain street;
Fowhata7a-Street Lots; NaUy-HiU D1OeII-
in6s DuUaL-Street TenementS; Also,
East-E1ad DtOeJlin6S and Lots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-21
By A. I. Adanson.
rURUSTEF's SANE OF VALUABLE

Real Estate Aurtionesr and Insurance Agent,
si3 HUH stroet, Manchester, Va.
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Sheppard, Guar HAM, In Circuit Court Of county
vs. OF HcnricO, decree on
Sheppard and ais. tered Jsnusry u, 1889.
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smith. Gusrdian,) Circuit Court, csunty Of
re- uearico - Decree entered
Cox and Bailey) April II. 1851
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BY virtue ~ tho above decree tho undersigned
special commits ioner therein appointed for the
purpose, will sell Al public auction, on the prem
ises, 10 the HIGHEST BIDDER, on
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HIS FIRST FEE.

In recent talk with Marshall P. Wild
er on the subject. he said
"rhe first fee that ever received as
an entertainer was fifty cents, remem-
Der that well. When 1 was about eigh-
teen years old, ] went into Bradstreet
Commercial agency az twelve dollars
month. studied shorthand and be-
came stenographer, AMI after awhile
got twenty dollars month. ! had a
good many friends, ana USED 10 o 1 10, q
II cot 10 be the case nearly every night.
By and by they began to pay me some
thing in return for making them laugh.
Then | commenced TO have a price
everybody has, you know-and | was
getting three dollarss night and ENGAGED
every night Then came the question,
should | be stenogrspher or IA humor-
let? chose the later.
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nIsIYd ~ THE WORLD.

swell, / prospered from that time;
Then ! went to England reached
London with forty-tye dollars in my
rocket and return ticket. snd took
lodging down by the Seven Dials. l had
reduced my capital TO about sixteen dol
lara when secured an appearance at
the Savage Club and commenced to make
friends. Before left the club received
an offer OF twenty-five dollars for
NV appearance at the house Of q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-21

This big, brewny fellow, with short,
stubby beard and dancing black eyes
is Colonel fred. Grant, our new Minister
70 Austria. He wears frock-coat OF
precise cut. and looks as much OF an
athlete as John l.. Sullivan. The shy,
timid- looking little woman who hangs
on his arm is his wife She was Miss
Honore, Of Chicago, a sister.,n-law to
Potter Palmer, the millionaire hotel
keeper of the Lake City. Those who re-
member the biusbing young girl who )as
described as the bandsomest yolng
bride who ever wentinto the White House
will not recognize in this fTnil little
woman the beauty who set all Washing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-21

By virtue Of the above decree entered on
nboys daie the undorsigaod. special rommls-
sionsrs therein appointed, will sell at public
az tiOE, on the promises,
, 1889-01-11

At a meeting of the Union Debating
club in Caliph Carrolrs court room last
evening the subject of discussion was,
ResolUed, That m lrriage is a failure.
Arguments for the affirmative were pre-
sented by John Morrison and Bert John
ston. Hobart Martin was the only mega
tive principal present. Three of the five
judges agreed that the affirmative had the
better of the debate, and the fact that the
club had decided hat marriage was a fail
ure was entered upon the journal.
The members of the Union Debating
club are young men who attend the high
school. A number OF young ladies who
attended last evenings meeting threaten
to boycott the members of the society
hereafter.
The young men have decided quite an
important question at a very early stage
in life's game and have plenty of time in
which to alter their views.
, 1889-01-11
The Seminoe Mine.

R. G. Mayor of Rawlins, Wyo., left for
home last evening after spending several
days in the city. He is one of the owners
of the Seminoe mine, t~hirty-fve miles
north Of Rawlins, and came here for the
purpose of having assays made of ore from
the mine, These assays were so satistac-
tory as to insure active work on the prop
erty in the near future. One assay went
81 2-l0 per cent copper, thirteen ounces
silver and S2ll.O2 in gold. The district
has been worked a little for a few years,
and has now reached a point which in
sures active development, as Mr.. Mayor
believes.
, 1889-01-11
POINTS.

w. p. Gannett visited Laramie ycster-
day.
Geo. +. Plumb and wife are IN from
the ranch.
Mrs. Walter Hurlbut went to Denver
yesterday.
Chas. A. Badgette returned from Texas
last evening.
Register Wilson left for Jackson, Miss.
last evening.
Jas. Oder and wife lett for Denver
yesterday morning.
The Boston Symphony Orchestral club
stopped at the Inter Ocean.
Chief Clerk II. w. Henderson of Su-
perintendent Cummings Office, is in Lar
annie.
q. Ferris of the frm.of Pratt & Ferris,
arrived from Buffalo last evening and is
at the IntersOcean.
Hon. u. T. Brown, a Denver attorney,
was in town Yesterday en- route to Raw.
Inns, his old home.
Fred w. Ransom leaves for the East
this morning. Fred's departure is deeply
regretted by his many friends.
, 1889-01-11
CHEYENNE Men Prosperous.

In a comprehensive write up of San
Diego, CAL, the Union of hat place has
this to say of an institution IN which
Cheyenne men are interested:
The California National bank, organ-
lied less han twelve months ago, stands
high in financial circles. The bank has at
its head wealthy and prominent citizens,
and boasts of a paid up capital Of $780,
600. 1t has been popular from the first
and now does a large business, having cor
respondents throughout the country,
The officers are: VIM. Collier, president;
D. d. Dare, vice president; j. ". Collins,
cashier.
, 1889-01-11
Real Estate Transfers.

The following instruments were filed
for record in the Office of the county clerk
yesterday:
Valentine Baker and wife to r. K.
Field, lot 4, block I4S; $3.50.
Jas. Hayes and wife to the John
Hunton company, l6O acres of land in
section, ~ township % north, of range 81
west; $500.
United States patent to Geo. NJ .Drake,
for 100 acres of land in section 90, town
ship % north, of range &C west.
United States patent to Willie E. Hall
for 234 acres of land in section 10. town
ship % north of range &c west.
, 1889-01-11

On motion of j. F. jenkins a vote OF
thanks was rendered to the retiring board
of trustees.
TRUSTEES ORGANIZE.
After the adjournment of the board of
trade the trustees organized by the cleo
ton of officers as follows:
Presideut-F. e. Warren.
First vice president-T. B. Hicks.
Second vice president-T. A. Kent.
Secretary-E. +. Stable.
Treasurer-T. A. Kent.
Mr.. Kent submitted the nan of Dele
gate Carey as the honorary member for
1889. Mr.. Carey was placed OF the list
by a unanimous vote.
The trustees adjourned to 1880 o'clock
Saturday evening.
, 1889-01-11
A Rich Musical Treat.

The Boston Symphony Orchestral club
gave an entertainment last evening in the
opera house under the auspices of the
ladies Of st. Marks church. The house
was not so well heated as it might have
been, which detIacted somewhat from the
enjoyment of the audience and perhaps
the merit of the performance. The per-
formers consisted of Mr.. Willis Navel,
leader and solo violin; Herr Charles
Palm, violin; Herr Richard Stoclzer,
viola; Mons. Adolph Burose, flute virtu-
oso; Herr Philip Roth, solo violincello:
Herr Josef Beckel, double bass. assisted
by Miss Elsa Clark Gushing, prima donna
soprano. Throughout the performance
was a exquisite treat and afforded keen
enjoyment to everyone in attendance.
, 1889-01-11
TOW N TALK
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

Several new real estate offices will be
opened in a few days.
The Lyre says that ., 500 acres of land
are under ditch in the Platte valley.
Chas. n. Lightfoot and Mrs. John
Wesley we're united in marriage last Tues
day.
1t is thought that Mai. Bash will be
made United States paymaster at this
point.
fcials are to establish a local detective
agency.
Three carloads of horses were shipped
from Laramie to Gibbon, Neb., yesterday.
Three sheep cars were ordered.
The sale of seats for the show next
Monday is progressing nicely. The com
edy with the long nam is a drawing
card.
The Big Horn Sentinel says hat boring
has been recommended at the Bonanza
oil wells, and four men will be kept stead
lily at work through the winter. The
piping which has caused SO much delay
has arrived.
The rules for the leasing of the univer-
sity lands, says the Boomerang, are being
drawn up by NJ. @. Brown, in whose
hands the matter was left at the recent
conference between the regents and Audi
tor Grant. They will probably be made
public in a few days.
, 1889-01-11
MeteoroIogicallY speaking.

OBSERVERS OFFICE. CHEYENNE, Jan.
l1.-Generally fair weather prevailed
throughout the west yesterday. Snow
was reported from Valentine, Huron,
Fort Assinaboine, Fort Custer, Bismarck
and Helena. Zero weather predominates
in Montana and Western Wyoming, with
a decided fall in temperature eastward to
Chicago. Range of temperature in Chey-
enne from l50 to 36o. For to-day fair
and cooler.