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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
Gone Duck-ShoOting.
nv tslesraph TO the Dispatch.

WAsuINaroS. December 26.-The PTesi-
dent left Washington this afternoon on a
duck-shooting expedition to the lower
Potomac ia Mr. Bat mans yacht and ex-
poets to he away until Saturday. lie was
accompaDied by Dir. Bateman, senators
Edmuuds and Hawiey, Justice Gray "i
the Supreme Court. and ). ". thompson
a banker OF this CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
Fatalities at Railroad Crossings.


CacAGo. December 2G.-ln yellow
loafcd book IN the Coroncr.s Office III which
the names of subjects for lnqucsis are put
down ~ fast o. they are reported were re-
corded this morning seven fatalities AT
railroad crossings. The fatalities did not
all occur this morning, but representa-
thework Of the locomotive during the past
twenty-four hours The number Of the VIC
t,us OF railroads since last New Year Is
now not less than go, and there is stall
nearly a week 20 further increase the list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
Killed by Coal-Gns.


lby telegraph 10 TIE DlSpaNn'l
SYRACUSE. \. Y. December 2G.-At De
Witt. near this city, two old ladies, living
bv themselves. We're foCnd this morning
as2hvxiated by coal-gas. One IS dead aud
the other viii die. They were Sarah Deme-
rett, aged eighty, and Charlotte Ihomp-
son. AGED seventy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

- wAsHISGr0.. December e6-For Vir-
L., einiH, fair. colder. roythwestsriy
IkkIH iwind4, fair On saturday.
For North Car0.ins aud South Caro-
l----Jliaa, far, lower temperature, noTth-
westerly inds. fair on SATURDAY
For Georgia. fair slightly colder, nor,herly
wiuls. fair On saturday.
FOR Florida TAR on Friday AMI saturday, sta
t'onAry temperature, except in mo extreme
northern portion, slightly cooler, northery
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

LOWELL. Mass, December 26.-Nliss
Sarah i. Nichols. well-known society
lady, disappeared last night. She went
ont to post letter and hasn't been seen
since. In her room was note saving
Forgive and forget The affair Is IN
,..l,-..l ~ t,1vsfnrN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
The JAIL BROKEN OPEN.
tao Negroes Killed Public Meeting TO
Defend the T0wn.

$50 NrEf ufs hittu d UNIV ''''''"~ -
Defend the Town.
SAVANNAH. Ga. December 2d.-At about
..rIar.. this morning party OF IN known
i.H attacked the ]1I az Jesup' driving
t.4r.rl. Guards. Ia tcw minutes the
N.r. battered so, aud -four men went
.i.i SHOT and hiioj Peter Johnson and
. Hoops. 1he foimer was the man WHO
Ur1 wounded and captur'd IN the
lho military were stationed about
l.f mike from tA, Jail, but by the time
O.. aaaolment arrived there everything
N. Quiet. aoa al thai there was
. Indicate what had happened we've
go bodies Of the dead negroes, Inc
I'D % the Nayor that q detail Of
tlr should be- put on duty al
g.. .... Du' the latter said that The sherin
a.4 BOD. deputies would protect the prison.
g.. Inc Georgia Huzzsrs. the dism0unt-
81 company ordered % the scene OF the
t,uoic hy tho Governor, returned 70 TINS
CIV this afternoon. the Brunswick. COM
laHF ps. retained Oh duty by the Mayor.
.Ac returned soldiers reported the trouble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
Hchrew Lahor Paper.
h'Vat" 'fN
TRY telegraph TO tho Dispatch. |

NH11 u Wv
NYw YORK, December ga convention
of Hebrew trade-unions to-day decided TO
establish q labor paper under the auspices
of The unions. This paper Will iInpartially
favor both SociGlistic and Anarchistic doc
frineS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
Blew Out the Gas.

BTTuLEHAd. Pa. December 26.-Two
Young men-John p. Jones and William II.
Palmer-of Bangor, Penn, were found
dead in room ct the Pacific Hotel here
this morning. They had blown ont the gas
before retiring and were asphy1iated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

Oewf.o. \. d.. December 3c si0l'nb
raiu-ard hll Storm from thc northwest.
accompanied hr thunlr AND lightning.
passed over th.s section tni- morning. No
-lIl.n. llm-rn r-u-LlnL n.rc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

BRU-sf1s. December 26.-Ihe strike Of
cosl-miucrs i'm the Claieroi district -
spreading. The strikers now number 1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

From the President OF tho Western ore
Association.

From the President OF tho Western Ore
Association.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dlspa,rA.I
W.sWVoroN. December &C. The fr-t Of
series Of tard hearing, mapped ou' hy
the House 'ommitfoe on Was and Means
Was hnid his morning, the reutlcmon in-
ier'-toi pa metals ores, and cons beng
I permitted - give Their views.
George II. llv. president ST The Western
lfer-Orr Association. which was organized
c,-h' yrnrs ago, spoke in favor Of the ra-
tcution of the duty Oh iron one. Tho duty
ol snxcute-five cents atom had been ben. IL
cont. u he'd been satisfactory. Il had
promoted Che iron and steel interests Of
tHc United States lu Is remarkable degree.
A al instance ~ u.s. bc0caecut effect he
cited the production Of TIE Goxrublc
district. winch bad increased from 1000
tons iu l-9f o. 70 600 tons during fhc ten
months OF ls-'. ana oi the Minnesota dis
iuct. which bah increased within the same
dates from 5000 80 sOoO 900 tons IN 1856
tlr tot J productions Of AID ri'9u mines lad
been 100000 tons. while the estimated
production for lf79 was between 1000 600
and iJ.u0l.pu The question Of duty, he
said, was % question Ut wages. Ia tho
Spanish mines the hours of labor were
eeyeutv-tNO - week: IN the Lake Su-
pcrior region fire hours wore fftv-hyo Der
week lr ,pa'l the wages OF d~lieis and
minors wore '' 10 ~ c'h'- % any ana ~
''"', '' ~ '" 80.
'' ',,h' '''''' l.''"l' -
''''' L.
H. '" .io ,,..,.,.,,. 'c 49,
can labor and u Keeping mp the
ritrs rf wages to American wOrkngmen.
If thnran-e of wages were cvcrto lucroa So
iu England that country would have -
,,.-..., 80 5,,t. Int H.. ea~,n.,iy ,lrord
e.. .,..t..'. a.. ,.r,..,, r.to Iln
,Irlv had ..f,r~.toIto rnatruu pert Of frc
"a. ..D..c, ..,-..,, ta. vaoe. MI home and
abroad D. t.o l,-tr v9a 'h,rn ounuuh 70
ro,f.a flu c,ii..,leut for thus difference.
= Womb ~. ~ lost ~l..1p DOR for.
C..~.r Toby Of Massachusetts,. adj
d.. a ,hr Committee IN tsvor of a free
-n,r.--I.,or. al i..n ore and COAL &c read
, '.., memorial prepared bvt.c New Fuo-
r...l ,'.,,.i,.i,.r..re nf IRON a-g steel in
...,.,...., 80 t.. ,...tton which ha aeyo-
..iI.. ',....,I.l ti,,+ t}. ,,r..oi,f
~ ..,.t,..,.l a. tr. ir-.-..t- nf
.. t.t...i .,... ,-i,,I, - d,.or-,fluat. d
f.. ,a,...of tho Weston Penr.,Iviu.a cc-
t..r II ,c....ot .uet tl.at ;hore should ue
.r.I.,f.,.0 r.fe .. .r.II.d ono ar tHp
D,.-. r.t .rt t1o i,.. .-'t.r..., .
,..l... .tl.~ ...... 1. Ne,. Iurl4nl.. l0uIl
rot b. t.raHi,l a.. thc t.ain laws from
....tfr.f flaat.r..tucc. which beer location
.r-i -.,r,a.t naturally prr-erf.d Sic
4rau.d mot bee sct bn.. iu civilization boy
fr.. ltuu,G.urrf afs.uv from want az
,l,sp IRON. and steel. Na--t.hu4oft. asked
f.r,.,.,f..r Urrcontc.t Was
r..- ,..I lu.t4,I Ilf oIth Ll-hiv-protcct-
ed I...,.' ,.f,.,...
,....... 1.,. p,...roso,,,
...'.f,i .'t a.. otii,t,..r,. If
. l 80 .. f.... o.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

BAIrIaoRF. December e. FLOUR dun and un-
changed. Whoat--SOdthern duli and easier;
Fuitz, 9sas3r.; L0ngDerrY. 'irsac. western
quiet; NO. winter red, spot and Decembot'
Ts1a,9Hc. Cora-Southern fairly active; new,
slrag. western weak. oats nrm: southern and
penDsylyanls. sfa3ic.: Western White, Aa5le.
western mixed, 2Sas9Xc.: No. , wnits, Bic. Rye
slsAdy; prime 10 choice, 51atyc- Hay nrm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

nr,r,e n choice tirno,hy. si2s0 Provisions Jules
and nnchAnsed. Butter quiet; western psckci'
1taiqr, best roll. lTsf9c. creamery 1sh"c.
Fgys ttoafy NJ Par. Coffee 0uiel. MO chfky.s
fair nriQ1ai9kc sugar fnii sn1 over III.
CSC Copper nrrn, fsaoei, hslSr NbissHJ n,-
changsI a. $40 Fre,gh ; % ,, ,,fs' j. cyrx
Tor crlsrs. sss.. g. saies-Nhost, 5',UD Da-n-
els ~orn. 1900 bushels.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. December g. --Fiour firm Mheat
nrin: 80. rcd, -. corn refkrt;
rul,ei 10n3frc. Oats easy. No miK'l' 49,
Pors stronger az s9.a Larf cssler 81 so,,Vs
S7gs. Bu'k-meaisin iiyhi domaso; shof,..iD.'
sLs0 Bacon essior shoFiclear, pfstei''
Nhi'soy Qaict a. li0&
WILMINGTON
wItvrsarOS, y. C.. Decombcr fh-rurnsnnns
nrm Al &C. R0sin FIRM: strained. .c.;
soci strained. o.. Tar nrin ~ $50 Crude TOR.
peni.ne nrm, hard. n.lj. yellos-dlp AMI "f'
gin. s2iA
Locisyitlr. KY. December H--Grain ans
provisions ruie' ard IN hanged
sEN YORK COTTON ~ rCRgi
NV YOgE. DecemDsr - Cotton re-
ceiD,.. ~ bales. grss. hW oH'es hlnfes
close. dun sale. iasni hn.of; nerfri-
Der, s1 2aflall: January, silNaAlG. feD-
ruary g. o rlGsihi) Marrn, go IS 'h 10 NFd.,
Sla2Ieifl p May. $50 -~ali0 -. Jnne' tlAee
$40 g8. July. SlLsiaf,14l. August sl14-h
slaE. september Siop1asAN O'1ober' t">'s
'' NORFOLK PgANUr MARKET
fRoporici for ne Dispat'h.l
DECEMBER -s -Msrroi steady. Prime. e. A;
extra rrimc, &. ... fancy. Saaha.; 0onimon-
L. AZ factory haId-r.rkef. AsDhc. tNs
oes. artde 90 farmers s,ock la advanced Ae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

Iovnoy. December 26.-Ihe United
State steamer Enterprise has arrived 80
Gibraltar. She had several cases Of iuliu-
en7a on board and was quuantined. She
did not wait 30 enter. therefore. but pro-
ceedcd westward 1t Will hcintcrc,ting 90
note whether the quarantine protects Glib
raitar from the epidemic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
nonAs Accented.

nv telosfapn % no Dispa'chI
WAsHNogoS, December 26.-lIond offer
ines to-day aggregated Sl79,0OO. All ac
ccpted at lOI9s for A. - and l27 for AS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
Chiidren Rurned tn Death

OMAHA, December 26.--1hree children Of
Mrs. Lena SchIp were burned To death in
the cottage at 202s Pierce street this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
ACCOMMODATIONS.

BrnIW. ueccmbor 21-Ihe ep!demic Is
decreasing here. Il is spreading al Bre-
men. and the managers Of the cas-work,
have notified Consumers that the supply
Will Doe short for timC ia consequence ot
the sickness of many of the employees. AZ
DarmStadt DO is very severe and on Vienna
there ara many cases among the children,
followed hy the measles. Christmas fos-
tiviLies we're made very dlll. as few iami-
DE. celebrated the Gav. Reports from
Austrian provinces ere that the malady
,.r.,-aifs ofulnfs fla horla-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

IoNpoy, December 26. -General B0u-
LANCER denies the reports that be has been
engaged 10 deliver course of lectures IN
the United States. he SAYS he never
thought OF going on 0 lecturing tour IN that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

COTTON REPORT

We1l8ts File. f25llFlr5 sIparaus. s. "a
So. eT.rABLj $3.50. fanny siAsAJ1. DA.ea'
fanny -3lu.ry, Sass Nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

What difference, Otto of Roses, Fl a
drop. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is cents
bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
MARKET REPORTS,
AHDlNcONNECTIoN THEREWfTH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS
srw YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
ny telegraph to III, Dispa,cn.,

Daily Reports from Both Decentralization.
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



Scv Y0GE, December ei.-- Cotton quiet sales,
21 nlils; uyi-lf-, Sc: Orleans, li ,r uot
rece rs flr two 1ay-, tf5l bales; e1pofr-io
Gr..t Britain. ~, 5J lAIf-, o. tiAnre, 4N ~
bales: % me CclHleuf, HOBS tles, stDrk, fI-,-
t-t lalsa. southern Gour duli and heavy.
Wheat dIll a9d lover; 30. red, 554a-l .c..
IN elevator. oplols DUB and t.14r. lover ana
steady; 3d. rcl, December, t5 &C.. Jotrary,
elt.r, Nay, ~ a.. corn iai,ly Hrtlfe aa1 .ait.
lower AMI Woak, so &. - avg DO elota-
f0r. oD'i0us act ys aLI '.si.c. sci eui siealy,
December, ~ a.. January .i-.',. May, - %
cato l4il lli lower. options moderately at-INe
aul weaker. December. -. .r.. January, . 3 o. (;
February, 2sc. Nay, g. r., No spot. t-ti a
~ .c.: nlxea western, 70 e. Hops strong ani
quiet Conee-ug'ons cio-ed steady aud i'e-J
points down; Decembey, sl515AglAHf Jauunry,
Sl1tatllsO; February, fIaS; March, ba'Ia
81 93 April, 3i1TaiG. May, si5as!-03, spot
RIO ruictsnd easy: fair cargoes. $40 - -ugAr-
Raw dun and nominal! fair rennlng, &c: ceu-
trifIgsig, % 1883, 5fte.: refined Quici ana un-
changed Molaf-es- Foreign norainal. New Or
lceu- steady Rice steady and quiet FeIOiel I'm
quiet aai steady: refined. f.5Oc Cotton-seec Oh
cay. crude, .lAc.: yellow, @ie. Inrpeh'iAe
dLl snl sfca-ier ~ 43'st4lA'. bcet Qlle|
Beef hams dun; uerced beet lniet. city extra
Iudla mess, slsasts. Clrnests slow. Alddios
iaa-.ive. Lard oasier and dun. western steam,
.t.lJ: city, 1913; opti0ns-Jannary, f-lt asked [,
February, a. (gasked; NAY. ss.N esAed, breighis
steady cotton, s-3.d. grain, -.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December 2G ash quotations were
Flour d1u aud unchanged. No. : sprng aad
Nc. . red wceat s7s.c. 40. 2 corn. 81 c. No.
outs % Mess-pOrk. sA50s<aRk. Lar1,
$3.50 shor ribs, Ag50Si-il shoulde -, - ~. q
Sfza Sh8rt-ciear, t5as5.G5. Whlskey, si.02.
Tas leading futures raaR3t a. foiiJss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Tag WEATHER ~ RIcnaoSD YEsrISDAv wa
cigar ana warmer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
A BIG SENSATION.
EXPLOSION OF a DYNAMITE BOMB IN
AN OMNIBUS.
Several Parties Hurt-Thc Affair Nys-
tery-Narrow Escape OF a
Lady.
tsnoci.l telsrran to The pI.p.,,h.l

CH,RIorrr. n. C.. December ga big
sensation was caused in Concord last night
by the explosion Of a dynamite bomb.
Among other passengers VINO came IN on
the midnight train was well-dressed
foreigner. lie placed small package in
the hotel bus. but told the porter that he
preferred 60 walk 30 the hotel Three
other passengers. one Of whom was younE
lady. cot into the bus audit started for the
hotel. When about half way between the
hotel and depot the package exploded.
making terrible noise and almost wreck
ing the bus. The young lady was badly
hurt. and two other passengers and the
porter were also injured. Parties az once
started on "a search for the tend who placed
the package IN the 'nGs. but could not find
him. No one knows him and his design
cannot be imagined.
ANARRow ESCAPE.
Last night Miss Bessie Davidson had =
very narrow cscane from most horrible
death ~ her home. She was in the yard
with her smaller brothers and sisters firing
ire-cTackers. In some manner her dress
caught fire. and before she realized the
tact she was envcl0ped IN iamCs. Wade
Robinson and Cyo Alexander happened
to be passing by, and by very frantic
efforts succeeded IN eXtlngulshin9 tne
UillfN, IuL A+4f jung 4s.'4s Wa '.''' ~ '-
burned.
BIO ROW.
There Wa n big row of country negro
festival near here yesterday, IN which eight
negroes Joined and general knock-doWn-
and. drae-out time followed. Several We're
badly hurt. Int Andy Sunmeryille wa
wounded the worst. He cannot recover.
Only one arrest has been made $50 far.
This very remarkable weather Is bcirg
commented upon tv everybody. The oldC~t
inhabitaut does not ever remember the
like
The failure Of {. 4. Dixon & Go. here
yesterday was surprise IN business CIR
clcs. Tho firm had only been IN business
about one year. Tho doors were closed foe
deg and The trustees were busy taking
stock The liabilities are S4JO00, but the
assets aye not vet known.
Tho negro Gus Alternately, who was cu'
so badly hero last night in "a row with
Henry Lodbctter. is Still living to-day, but
II j. nO- believed he can recover. Icdoct-
ter has e-cauol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

WILLIAM JENKINS G. sos. l.7l r. ~, IA
lana.. lGliar, ianans..eli sihr---
an NRIE,IINf. ll - A. a.. ho.soAold fgrui.
t.I~a ala HI.t-eilaie -.ls affi.les
MINIATURE ALMANAC. DsclSaFn r. isss.
sun fis.s ........... l.,I uiSh liDs.
sun sat- ......... ELS Morning ........... 30
Noon SETS. igs- Ey'r.a ........... 30.
MAHGNE INTELLlDENCf.
PORT Or RICHMOND. DECEMBER -, lsSo.
ARRIVED
steamer Ariei. Deyo. Aor'3lk. msnchtail"
an passengers
schooner fl. Lameyer. Deal, koctlani hms,
H. Weudeuherg
schooner A. b. Lewis, LOWS. Nav fork, IA
mite. Allison Addison
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DEccssSA - i'ss>
~ Telegraph
AKEIyEp.
Steamship Tasg.er. Norfolk, 10 coal
steamship strait II Belo Isle, NoW orieaos,
% con-
steamship Byzantine, Aew orleans, % coal
steamship fus.Opiz. ss@ ofiraus' 20 'oa-
Steamship Berkshire, trpiiienee. AM sailed
f1r West Point, meohaui.sa
Steamship Glyt1lot,c New YORK. ana sailed
fof NsW l or. merchandise.
SAILED.
steamship Dunield, I'm, Bremen. coaled-
steamship Asiasse, -j.h, Liverpool, mefcnsn-
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0fIr.f.ia.
Wuztr -fl2 tu7tetZ
NCtN-rt. -le',.
OtI-.-.I .la.D.
SALES 40 .rsO ID sET2sr,gr
WHEAT Write. -horttcrry. 30 tI'heis good
,r-. D. Il. 1f.5 common attl.
iOns -A.t.. tI Dusl3.5 worry good u0W 20
&c.,. 1890 iue4''s god 40 private ierms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

az sg-A Lari cast
neaisin iighi demand
eAsior: short lear,
A. gi.02
WILMINGTON
LOUISVILLE.

WILMINGTON. y. C.. Dacomocr ff-Turpsnan.
nrm az &C.. R0sin FIRM: trained. NC:
goci strained, g.. Tar irn a. ti.D. CRUDE tlrs
pen;.ne nrm hard n.lj. yshoS-dlp ana ""-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-03
SUPERIOR COURT.
.ment One-Arrnstrong, Judge,


FRIDAY August 2, 1882
Henry Wittenbrock VS. Mebus 4 Co.-ne-
murfer oyerruied; twenty days to answer; notice
waived.
Henry W. Miller VS.. Mary Mrer-Demurrer
oyeTruledi ten days 10 answer; notice waived.
f. + Doland vs.. John E. Mooney ct al-Mo-
ton 10 retax cost continued until the first Fri
day in September.
In re H C. Fisher an insolYent debtor-F G.
Morton elected assignee; bond, 500.
In re G. W. Sheppard an insolveut debtor
W. Hughes elected assignee; bond 5000.
Samuel Burick VS.. George r. Martiu-Mosiou
to retaS costs continued.
II. o. Beatty vs.. L. G. ChaaGler-Demurrer
overruied; ten days 10 answer
In re John w. Brewster an inaolvent debtor
s. B. Smth elected assignee; bond So 90
B. H. Coval vs.. w. W Washburn-Continued
two weeks
B. &. Covan and wife vs.. ". W. Washburn-
In re J. W. Brewster, an irsolvent debtor-Re-
port of Receiver allowed and confirmed
Charles Wadleigh, on habeas ecrpus-Petition
Addie L. Hogan VS.. John G. Hogan-Decree of
divorce granted.
People VS. Dewitt Lynn, grand larceny-De-
iendanL pleads guilty and also to prior convic-
ton; sentenced to ten years in Folsom Prison.
People VS.. George Nelson, robbery-Ples of
not guilty; trial set for August 18th.
People vs. G. W Otto grand larceny-Plea Of
not guilty; trial set for august 18th.
People vs.. Thomas Ryan, alias Thomss
o Brien, burglRry-Plea OF guilty of burglary in
the second degree; sentenced to one year in
Folsom Prison.
People VS.. All Sam, assault to murder-Con.
tinued one week.
Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.
FRIDAY, Augest 2, 1889.
Estate Of F. Appel ACKNOWLEDGMENT on
motion for new trial continued till August
30th.
Estate of Jennie c. ADMINISTRATION for le.-
tiers of administration continued till August
goth
Estate of Lawrence Clard, deceased-order of
distribution made.
Guardianship of Nellie Sweeney. minor
Final account settled and guardian discharged
Estate of c. DeLsTgy, deceased-Saie Of per.
soma property ordered
Estate of Margaret McKeou, deceased-Pro
bate of viii continued till August 18th
Estate Of Peter Ersuw, disqualification for
family allowance continued till the 18th F.
Pigeon, John Croft and J. 0'Neal appointed to
apprsise property in Amador.
Estate OF Florence Crlm, q minor-Sale of
personal property ordered.
Estate of Hiram Hubbard, deceased-Admin-
istratTlx discharged.
Estate of C. Phelps, deceased-Ssme order.
John Stuart vs. Jesse Derr-Demurrer sug-
tanned: ten days to answer.
w. w. Washburn VS.. B. Il. Covall-Demurrer
overruled; twenty DAYS 10 answer.
Friend d Terry Lumber Company vs. W W
Washburn ct al.-Same order
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suits in the gravest evil. The detail of
ascertaining the truly needy, the classified
ton of the applicants according to their
needs, the adjustment of the gifts SO as
10 reach the greatest number, and to do
the most good and the least possible ipjus-
tice, We have already referred to in these
columns and briefly described. Enough
has been said to show that Governor
Beaver and his commission have been and
are acting with discretion, and that their
administration of the funds intrusted to
them is such as to encourage self-helpful-
ness and to accomplish the purpose for
which the fund was raised. The critics of
the commission are talking from dis
lance, and with the usual result that fol-
lows the interference of the hasty man.
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SUNDAY RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

United Brethren, corner Fourteenth
and streets-Presching by Rev. ]. w. Baum.
gardner at II A. NJ. and 5 P, NJ. Sunday-school,
9i5 A. N. Welcome 70 all; free to every one.
Union Han, corner Twentieth and O
streets-Sundsy school at 8 P. N, Praise service,
conducted by Professor r. A. Spencer, at p n.
Gospel address by MI. Philip Ufen ct 7:i5 P NJ. .
Meeting for Men Only In Young hen's
by @. A. Asydwell. All Young men are COT
daily invited.
Fourtesuth-street Presbyterian Church,
between o and P-Psstor, Rev. George e. Bird
At1I A. NJ, services and sermon-'Some Neces-
sary Christian Duties; P. NJ: Doing Business
and Dining with the Risen Lord" Sunday
school at 1879 P. NJ.
Christian Church, Eighth, bet. N and o.
A. NJ. Gr0wden, pastor. Preaching at II A. M,
subject The Spiritually Wounded p n
day-school, 9:45 a. N. Cordial welcome: seats
st. Psui's (EpisoopaD Church. Eighth
street, between l and J-Rev. John F. Won
Sunday school at $50 A. N. Mission school, $50
An.
sixth-street NJ. E. Church, between *
and L streets Rev. Arnold 7. Needham, pastor
Preaching at .lo:45 A. N. and 745 P. NJ, the first
fifteen minutes OF the evening meeting praise
service. Christian Endeavor 6:45 P. N.
Emanuel Baptist Church, 1913 Eighth
street, between and h-Services at IL A. NJ
and 80 P. N. Sunday school at 12:15 P. M
Preaching at the A. NJ. e, Church,
Seventh street. between and II, Sunday, at Ii
A, NJ. and p. M As this being the close of the
Conference year. We invite the public 70 come
and help us out, as pe are S75 behind in the
pastors salary, and We hope 10 raise as much of
II rs We can by public collection.
o. SgaEERs, Pastor.
III. e. Church South, Seventh street,
between and K-Rey. &C. Zane The pastor
having returned from vacation, will preach
st II A.. n. and Pm. Morning subject: 'sThe
Whistling Buoy" Evening subject: THE Res-
son Why" Everybody Invited.
Central VI. L. Church, Eleventh street,
between II and Preaching by the pastor Rev
Thomas Filben, at I0.45 and 7:45. Baptism aud
reception OF members from probation at morn
ing service. Strangers made welcome. Seats