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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
BY poindexter & Deuoon,
Real Estate SCENTS and AcctioneerA
1913 MAN street

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN
A KING ANUQUEEN COT Nrf.-By virtue or
the provisions Of n deed Cf trust executed Oh tho
lita day OF aay. lsSs. by George }. fogg and
Ada B.. his wife. J. The trustee namod In said
deed shall oier for sale. 81 Nc7,oNn. On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~. 1889.
commencing 70 Il NJ, by puolc auction. a
TRACT OR PARCEL or LAND near Nevtown, In
King aud queen county Va. known a. OAK
Vllf. ald estimated ID contain % ACRES.
TERMS: Cash a. 20 expenses or sale and ono
note a $40. with interest from september II
fsSs nut subject 20 credit OF tb2 % ana another
uoio OF 5000. with interest thereof from Novcm-
Der 49, 1850. tin paid. the balance Of the pur-
clase-mOney uron such terms as may be PIE
scriDed ON the day Of sale.
JOHN q. DEW, Trustee.
ia 20, Fe3,6a10.i2l3.lhl5.i6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
BY George W. Mayo, Auctloneer.
Ono. L. Lsughion. Jr., Salesmsn1
NO22-2f ninth street.

UCTION SALE OF FINE HOUSE.
IA HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNlTURE-By
yir-uo o. deed Of trust dated August Is. 1883,
aud duly recorded Ia the clerks once OIL me
Chancery Court OF the i.Y Of kicbmond. exc
cuted to the Undersigned rs trustee, 20 Sc IRE a
-ertain note tborcin described, ard Default
having been made, snd being required 50 TO do,
will sell Of public auction. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1889,
n 10H O'Clock A. NJ, 0t tho suction-house Of
George ". MAYO. \ fnc collection OF house,
aOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, including
PAHLOR, CHAMBER. and DlNlNG-ROOM
SUITS. Of modern pattern and finest make.
TERMS: Cash. ". 4. BOWIE. Trustee.
CyORGE w. MAYO Auctioneor. fe Is
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xAIERO ID LIES.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.

~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT FEBRUARY 10. 1854
LEAVE RICHMOND
s:45 A. NJ. for Nowport News, Old Point, aud
Noriols daily
ii;05 A NJ. Through Mail for Cincinnati and
lOnt-u lo. Daily. Norfolk % Clifton
Forge; daily except sun az. Clifton
Forge % Cincinnati. solid train o
Ga 'nnau. Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing-l ar, Charlottesville 10 Cincin-
natl.
aooP, NJ. through Mail daily for Newport
News Oii Point. ami Norfolk
COOP NJ. Gordonsyille Accommodation, daily
ex opt sunday.
$50 p. VI. Fast Express for Cincinnati and
Louisville. Daily Connects Ia Com
tr1l Union.StauOn, Cincinnati, Tor he
Wost and Northwest and In Union
station. Louisville. FOR West and
Southwest Pullman Bunet sleeping
Cars 70 Cincinnati and Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$50 A. Il. from Gorionsyiie daily except Sun
day.
1888 A. NJ. from Norfolk aud Old Point daily.
S:I5 =. VI. from Cincinnati anu Louisville daily
except sunday west Of CLIFTON Forge /;
Osity, east ~ Clifton forge.
COS p. ". from Norfolk aud III Point daily.
gOOP. NJ. from Cincinnati and Louisville caily.
station: Broad 5 rect neAr Seventeenth.
Ticket Onices: Corner lonth aud dan and
Railway station II. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
1T. ODELL. General Manager teS
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUR re-
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schedule
commenting JANUARY z. Iss9-eGstern stan
dnrd time:
7.s1 A. "A. leaves Byri-street station daily;
stops only nc Ashland. Junction, Mil
ford, and Fredericksburg. sleeper to
Washington and New YORK.
ii:O7 a. NJ. leaves Byrd-strce; station daily *
cept sunday. sleeper To Washington.
egOP NJ. leave, Byri-stroet station daily
Sleeper 20 New York.
COZ A. N. arrives at Byrd-sueet station daily.
sleeper from New York.
GisP. N. arrives q. Byoi-s,roet station daily:
stops ~ Fredericksburg, Milford. and
Junction. Sleeper lfon Washington
AMI New YORK.
7:f5 P. ". arrives NJ Byrd-Strest station daily
except sunday. Sleeper from Wash
incion.
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
consisting OF yestibue Pullman cars Leaves
Byrd street station 81 $40 a. VI. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, ami Saturdays, and arrives at 7:l1
=. N. on Mondays. Wednesdays. aud Fridays.
This train makes no local stops, and extra fare
IA charged. First nortn-bouad trnin leaves
Thursday, lcth instant.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXcEPT SUNDAYS.
100 2. ". accommodation leaves Byr1-Stree.
station: arrives at Ashland al +. N.
6:OiP. NJ. Iesyss Elba. arrives at Ashland a,
6.fs z. VI.
S:4J A. ". accommodation arrives at Byrd
Street station; leaves Ashland al
7:l3 A. 81.
s:s9P. NJ. arrives at Elbs; leaves Ashland a:
G. taylor. General Ticket Agent
T. 7. d. AYsgS, General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

Our little girl when but three weeks oil broke
out with eczema. We tried tho prescription
from several good doctors, but without any
speclaI beEent- We tried :. =. 5, end by the
lime one bottle was gone ner head began 20 heal
aud by tho time sho had taken six bottles she
was com pietely cured. Now she has full and
heavy head a hair-a ROBUST, healthy child. |
feel 10 but my duty 70 MAKE bis abatement.
H. T. SHCBE, Rich h.ii, No.
IL Send for our books on Blood and skin
Diseases and Advice 10 Sufferers, ma led free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
ia 27-eod Drawer J. Atlanta. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
rem BENT

EOR RENT, THAT l. Ar G. EAs
II rOUR-STORY-AND-CfIL LAR WARE Al
HOUSE corner Franklin and Governor streets.
now In the occupancy q hessrA kountfee q
manufacturing business. SUTTON a CO..
is ID f.Sud W3f l0i4 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
DEPARTURE oF srEAnEns.
old DOMINION STEAM IL
~ SUP COMPANY. .ktsA
pop e.gvy yoPK

VleIoi5 can Do UDtllU Fl 4. ". Narbcr's, IvIJ
NAN street: Chesapeake aud ONO and ticn-
mOud aud Petersburg dcpCts, and 10 com phnJs
Offices, Isgl Main street. Gnd wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded aud through bills OF lsdins
issued lOr poin's beyond New fOrs.
Freight received daily until nO0r Of calling
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUFSDAls, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. aa9
SATURDAY, BY mo Chesapeake aud ohio rail-
way (riG Newport news at n.45 A. n. aud "
Richmond ana Petersburg railroad same days
@ 1928 A. NJ, Will make connection ~ NOh-
FOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN e CO.. Agents.
No. l30i Main street. ant
au3 Company's wharf, hocketls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN Expect DECEMBER q. 1854
TWO DAILY TkAINsTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCnBURA

LEAVE RICHMOND
go A, NJ. Daily, yiG Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrive az Petersburg llO)
A. ~. arrive ~ Norfolk l.tj T.. v.
$50 A NJ. Daily, ga Richmond and Petersburg
raiiroad Arrive a. Petersburg 1913
An. No laago. Petlrsburs iVD
A. NJ. for farmylIc. Luxembourg. ho.-
pOke, Bristol, knOKUllc, bud al
points south aud West
THROUGH CAR TO IL SCdhUR0.
sO0P 4. Daily, riI Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg GO T.
NJ; leave Petersburg COP. 81. daily
arriving Norfolk 9.f0 4. =. IhrOugh
cor Rlchmoni 10 Norfoik.
600 r d. Daily Cia Ricnm0u1 aui Petersburg
railroad. Arrive a. Petersburg 81
J.. g., connecting Elth lrnin No. l.
Leaving Petersburg at 7D H. u. Tor
Farmvillo. Lyn. alufg, Roanoke. fo-
cahgntas. Bristol, knotfll %. tAsfta-
nOQcB aud ell points south aAi
West
PULLMAN sLEGPiNG-CAR ACCOAaoDA-
TiDNs
No i-slesping-csr ifom Petersburg % bri''ol
without change, and LyachDarg ~ hompts
without change.
Nc. 3--Lynchngrg 70 New Orleans snd Rqa.
noke " Chat auOOga. without caAasr.
Iickets. basgag --cAecks, ana hli iniofmtiDn
cau DO Obiaiped az Richmond and is.ofsb1ry
railroad depot 4. W. GMber.. iQD reln firoel
ani az ,ne Lompany's 0Gl-c, yll east ,iain s.ioe-
". a. BkbiLi,
General Passenger Ageut
CHARLES g. EDDY. ' Gel resident
General ofiice. Roanoke. Va az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

WANTED, TO BUY SEASONED
w PINE WOOD In the woods within ten or
twelve miles or less of Richmond.
THOMAS Z. JOhNsON = CO.
"a i5-1ws d13 Brook avenue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15


CONNECTIONS.
Train 10. 81 connects daily AZ Key.vfii. p.
Chase CT y. Cisrksviils. oxford, Durham. H.n-
dersoD, and Raleigh. Connects daily A. t.re..s
ooro' tor Durham. Raleigh. salem, ADJ Winston.
ana all points on North Caroiina D.vi.t.., !,
salisbury for Ashevi H., HOT spr.nes. snd IA
points 10 Western Nor Carolina snd a. Ca.
lotfe for Charlotte. Columbia and Auggs arA.
read.
Train No. 2 ccnuects daily A. Greensf,o-,J "a.
Salem. Winston, Ra'cgh. 0oidsborc' Aoi Hor,.
heal Ciiy; At salisbury Tor Asierli. Hot
springs. and al points IN Western Norfh Csr,'
Ina; az Charlotte With Charlotte. Colrmbia al
Augusts raj road Tor COLUMBIA Augusta Aker.
Chsrieston. savannah. 1homasVi.io. Ca. Jan.
souulle. ami olbsr 'ioriea pOl Is. 40 va
Carolina Central railroad 10 wilmington
Trains from tho soata arrive ~ Richmond Ss
A. N. and 30 r. u.
tANELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Rich moud............. ...........fo1P
tDLOFEg ACCOMMODATION
Le.vo Richmond. ...................6isAV
Ar'''" Naninss'er ''',.'... '...,'... '.'.il p Y.
NORK-RlVER LINE IVA WEST
n POiNE
TRAINS DAILY, STEAMERS TRI.wEgKLY
The fsvorite routsio sa'rmor, The steamsrs
on his me are nofels ~ boa .ty. cicy .nre. al
comfort Leave Richmont ueslsvi. ln.Jslaya
and saturdays - 2.9l e. 49,: arr.ya az ht.u.
more so A. NJ; leave Baltimore lgciiAr.
Ihuredays. and aiu..lays at T.. 81. arrive a
Richmond at iJ;t0 A. "
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore First-class. g.
eecont-class sitN
The YORK.. river Line af,rd. superior ssvsa.
tag's % nusines'-neu W enah.irg iaen g. iesTo
Rchmcrd near tho close AZ tne days rams
ac,iOus and arrive ~ Baltimore olrIg neKt NON.
Ing. sftcr having enjoyed a drHrhuu nIChts
res free from mo dust sui noise q riiiseg
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Richmond Qsenty-.hiri-
Arrive Rlehmond lrweniy-,hird-
street fcpop .................... ts.es r. NJ
'Dally. fDsily oXccp' sunday
Depot and tckc-ofico. Foot Virginia street.
Uptown once Corner Ienih snd Nsia streets
JA,. l. TAYLOR
Genera. Passenger Agaue
j. n POTTS.
Division lasstngar Agaut
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
PnirON kANDOLrh. ven'rai Va agor
DICHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
ke AND pOrOHAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALL-sAL fASl-fHtlVur ilSE
TO AND ttuM BALIiNOtE. PliLA-
DElpHiA. NEW luRk. AND
Ehs1kItN AND VEST
ERR ClllEa
ONLY TWELVE nooAs BsrwgES RICH.
MoND AND bALiiNo "a ~ ZACH
DIRECi
Correspoudngiy quick ums q other poln,a
Through bills ot iading issued a. low rates.
e. A. TAYLOR
moi General Freiglt Agent
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
Ia RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS IS EFFECT
JANl Akl 81. Is.A
ONLY LINE RUNNlNG SOLID TRAINS
INEEN
RICHMOND AND LfNCHBvRG.
Through Accom-
Msl molAi.0a
fhu ESQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

WANTED, FIRST-CLAS5 AGENTS
w t,reprosent tho SOU THERN ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY In every town and
county IN Virginia and North and South Carolina.
Liberal commissions 10 live men. Address
HOWARD kl SNI,
Supcrinion Dent OF Agencies
1ll5 east Main street. Richmond, Va
feI517202L27&M aG,10,i3l7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

T OST, ON TUE MORN-7A@.
LING OF tho 18Th instanf, be-s<-S S--S-
tween 80. 7i6 west Clay street aud the corner Of
Tenth and Main, or between Tenth aud Main
streets and the Second Market ONE PAlhGOLD
EY E-GLAs>ES. Tbs finder will be rewarded By
leaving them with Mr.. g. n. Elicit, on Mar
shall between Fifth and Sixth streets. 70 Bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

4 PRACTICAL CLERK AND STE
N NO9RAPHER WANTS WORK. Address
SPKNOGRAPHEK, Post-oEce Box 27a
fe l4-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

WANTED, A PURCHASER ON
w EASY TERMS FOR AN ESTABLISHED
GROCERY BUSINESS, conducted o. tue under
signed at tho corner Of Second aud Leigh streets.
This Is one oil the best locations Ia the city.
Satisfactory reasons for disseminating business
fe i42t' GEORGE NJ. RUSSELL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

EOUND, LAST SUNDAY, on THE
Il Free bridge. = SNAIL SUN OF MONEY.
which the owner can have by inqriring at Ibis
Office. describing the same. end paying for his
advertisement. fc l5-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

WANTED, TO BUY A GOOD Sc
w COND- HAND ONE HORSE DRAT.
HORSE OR MULE, and HARNESS. Please stato
price, when aud Wnere they can DO seen. I'D
dress B. C. t. Post-O Office Box = 70 bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

WANTED, TWO Geo
w TIERCE COOPEKs. Good wages for nrss-
elias. coopers. Apply at No. sc south Pine
street, city. 10 i5-2t'
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Lo.r. sTRAYEp. AND FOUND.

I OST, YESTERDAY, ON BROAD
~ or Third streets. A TWISTED GOLD BRACE
LET with lock attached Initials ~ N. S.n on
lock. liberal reward viii be paid II returned
70 ll6 south Third stroet 10 l5-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

WANTED, TO HIRE A BOY TO
w WORK or FARM one mile from the city.
Apply with reference at 1924 VenaDls street
fe l5-its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

WANTED, TO RENT OUT TWO
w DELIGHTFUL CONNECTING FRONT
ROOMS: also, one SINGLE ROOM, furnished or
uufurnished centrally located. Ad1rcse GIN
TkAlA care Carrier No. 6 20 l5.lsG2O3t
WANTED, 4 WOMAN TO COOK,
w WASH, and IRON. Apply at the Dispatch
onice. to l3-3t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-07
THE WAR OF RACES.
Barney Norton, Junior, Gets Twenty-Five
Days for Gathering Sims Emory,

Barney Norton, Junior, Gets Twenty-Five
Days for Gathering Sims Emory.
A goodly number of spectators were in
attendance at the session of the Police
Court yesterday morning, most of them
apparently interested in the outcome of
the Borchers case. A half-score of prison.
ers, representing nearly as many nationali-
ties, graced the dock, and the prospects ap-
peared bright for an interesting session.
Jacob Thorn pleaded guilty to being in
toxicated, but upon showing that he was
working man aud that this was his first of
tense, he was allowed to 90.
Ed. Murphy, charged with having slept
OH the sidewalk without having properly
arranged his sleeping robes, explained that
his trowsers had been mutilated by some
thief, and he was accordingly discharged.
Barney Norton pleaded guilty to battery
upon Captain Sims Emory. His main ar
gument in defense was that he didn't
consider niger on level with Demo-
crat or an Irishman." Bailiff Rowland
endeavored to prevent the enraged Barney
from giving utterance TO his feelings, but
each time was met with a shut up, you
old dufferw The evidence in the case was
all one-sided, and Norton was convicted
and sentenced to twenty-five days in the
County Jail. As he passed out the door,
in charge of an officer, he blurted out
IN lick that niger again for twenty-five
days."
In the case of Maurice Cochran, charged
with battery and disturbing the peace, the
prosecuting witness Though he had ter
rible looking black eye from the effects of
some blow asked that the defendant be
dismissed, as they had been friends for
many years and it was simply drunken
quarrel. An order was made in accord
ance with the wishes of the prosecuting
witness.
Edward Daley was charged with petit
larceny. The facts in the case were that
Daley went into an uptown restaurant,
ordered meal and then left. saying that
he wanted to get a drink He never re-
turned to finish the Spread" and accord
ingly was found afterwards and arrested
on the aforesaid charge. The defendant
was discharged.
William Couran pleaded guilty to va
grancy and was given sentence Of sixty
days. As usual the commitment was with
held until o clock in the evening, in order
to give Couran a chance to "cross the
bridge
Eddie Conroy pleaded guilty to being
drunk, but there were "extenuating cir
cumstances connected with his case, and
the Court allowed him to go.
John MCCronan was sent to isil for
twenty-four hours, in order to get fully re-
cuperated.
In the case of Charles Cullen, charged
with battery in beating his wife, several
witnesses were sworn, and some very dam.
aging testimony against the defendant was
given. One witness swore that he saw the
defendant kick and choke his wife, and
others testified that he shamefully NAL
treated her on different occasions.
The case was continued until Monday. in
order that the prosecuting witness may
appear to testify.
The Borchers case went over until next
Thursday, owing to the illness of his at
tOrDav
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-07
DEL PASO ROBBERY.
George Nelson Maintains That He is Not
the Highwayman.

George Nelson Maintains That He is Not
the Highwayman.
George Nelson, the man under arrest for
the robbery committed near the American
river a few days ago, when Thomas Davis
and John Cownie were held up and robbed
of their money and watches, will have his
examination before Justice of the Peace
Henry tomorrow. Nelson still insists that
he is innocent of the crime, and hopes to
prove by a couple of men at the dairy
where he was arrested that he was there at
the time the robbery is said to have been
committed. But it is said that these same
mems statements made to the officers on
the day OF the arrest were quite the reverse
that Nelson was absent from the place
| nearly an hour after he arrived there, and
had only just returned when arrested.
Another strong circumstance against the
prisoner Is this: Not only did Davis recog-
nize Tor thought he did, Nelson's voice
under the mask, but he told the officers
! that if they should find the man who COM
mitted the robbery they would find him
dressed in dark pants, with calico shirt,
and neither coat nor vest. Nelson was
dressed in just that way when arrested.
| Again, a gentleman in this city, who
| man uIdCtuIeS ICe-CneStS, Says ne Ddu u con-
tract with Nelson to do some painting for
him on the very day the robbery was COM
mitted, but instead of doing the work Mel
| son went out across the American river
| On the day after the robbery Sheriff Nc
| Mullin caused tie arrest of another party,
whom some persons living in the vicinity
of the robbery suspected of being the
guilty one, but Messrs. Davis and Cownie,
when confronted with him, declared pos
itiyely that he was not the man and he
was accordingly discharged.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-07
Standing of the Clubs.
Baseball Notes,

McSorley may be termed a scientific
batter-he doesn't hit the ball anywhere
near as often nor as hard as Hardie, but he
does something that very few of the others
attempt-he tries to place the ball.
The San Francisco Sporting Life says
No one wonld accuse Veach of being the
handsomest man in the League, but al
though he's no beauty, he is a darling
with the stick. When he takes his Apollo
like attitude over the home-plate, splits on
his hands, and twines his long fingers
around the bat, troubled look comes over
the face of the opposing pitcher, and the
outfelders move farther out into the gar
den. AS old Josh Billings would say,
Peek-a- boo is a X. K.-komical kuss-but
he gets there just the same, and ranks way
up among the best batters.
In the future Hardie will do most of the
catching for the 0aklands. He will catch
the delivery of Coughlan and Incell, while
Daley will confine his efforts strictly to
Aldrich. A catcher can do much better il
| he is not continually changing from d
right handed pitcher TO a eit-hander, and
this is why the change has been made.
The Stooktons are to have new uniforms
| The gaudy stripped blouses will be thrown
| aside and they will appear in white uni
| form.
Newbert is not playing for record. HI
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-07
BRIEF NOTES.

Judge Armstrong yesterday granted Sara
Sullivan divorce from Richard d. Sui
Ivan.
The California Fruit Union shipped six
cars of fruit to the East on the overland
last night.
A little son of John Miller, the under
taker broke one of his arms on Friday by
falling from box.
The Harbor Commissioners on yesterday
paid into the State Treasury as receipts for
the month of June, S27 ,249 80.
An open-air concert by the First Artillery
Band will be given at the Plaza this even.
ing, commencing at 6:45 o'clock.
The Golden Gate Fruit Association for
warded three carloads of fruit East last
evening. Two more cars will be sent this
evening.
Officer Simmons is evidently not Demo
crat. Yesterday he arrested James Bu-
chanan and placed a charge of drunkenness
against him.
The alarm of fire from box No Al, at q
little past II o'clock last night, was caused
bv little hole being burned in the roof OF
Farren's blacksmith shop on K street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. No dam
age.
Major Wells desires it stated that he is q
Deputy Sidewalk Inspector, regularly en-
ployed by City Surveyor Murray. He has
his pockets filled with notices to be served
on Monday, and is very indignant because
doubt has been thrown upon the regularity
of his engagement
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-07
Art Gallery Notes.

a new card of information is being put
in frames and hung in public places as a
directory TO the Art Gallery. It's much
fuller than the old card. 1t states that
from April 1st to October 1st the gallery
will be open from 10 A. N. to 5 P. NJ, and
from October 1st to April LIST from 10 A. N.
to 4 M The admission fee is 25 cents,
except TO members of the Museum Associ-
alton. On Saturdays and Sundays the gal
lery is free to the public. On Sundays il
remains open from l to P. NJ. only. The
State Mineral cabinet is open for inspec-
ton free at all times. A note is attached
drawing attention to the Sacramento School
of Design and commencing as thor.
oughly equipped aud low-priced institl.
ton, and as offering special advantages to
it's scholars. In June 664 visitors regis,
tered at the Art Gallery. about two-thirds
on the free days and one-third on Other
DAYS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-07
CAPAY CULLINGS-
Interesting Items from the Charming
Valley
Woodland Mail Inly 9Th

NaiiSY-
Woodland Mail, July 9th.
Mrs. G. w. Hood returned from Elmira
Friday
Duncan Brothers finished heading Mon
day.
w. L. Walker, who was run over by a
team. wagon last Thursday, is up and
around again.
Wheat is coming in lively in the new
warehouse.
Several of the farmers are done heading.
Hugh Chinn and Luella Parker We're
married Sunday at Woodland, returning
home Monday as happy as happy could be-
Miss Parker is the daughter of John Parker,
well and favorably known rancher of
Hungry Hollow. Mr.. Chinn is popular
young man, principally raised at Capay,
and is known as an honest, hard working
man. Each have many friends, who Join
IN wishing them smooth, prosperous
journey over life's troubled sea-
Rev. J. J. Smith was called to Rumsey
Saturday, where he Joined in holy wedlock
Mr.. George j. Summers and Mrs Sarah J .
Bolton, at the good old hour of 10 P. NJ.
Mr.. Summers will in the future run the
Rumsey Hotel. George says that in the
future he will fire the kitchen stove instead
of the passenger engine from Elmira to
Rumsey. We wish them happiness and
success in life.
Work on the Changers warehouse is pro-
crossing; the floor is laid and the frame
up, and the golden wheat is coming in
at the rate of fifty tons per day.
Mrs. w. 7. Moore returned from Suisun
last evening.
George Tandy went to the Bay City yes
terday to take in the Fourth.
Mrs. Smith moved yesterday to Casey's
Flat to reside with her son, John Clapp.
J. W. Aldrich has gone on trip to
Casey's Flat.
George Wolgamott brought in two fine
deer yesterday-the first of the season.