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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Rrr TIE RoLLEa.TnAY .TausK.

The commissioners sale OF lots in the
West End By Il. b. Chaiiin Il Co. was well
attended on yesterday evening. Maav lots
were knocked out at great bargains. Quite
q number are yet TO be sold. TIE sale has
been postponed until Tuesday, April :, 1883.
IN order 20 give noa-residents an opporiu.
nifty TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
E,rOncrfY transfers.

Henuco: j. W. Blanton and wife to
Charles II. Willis, 10 ZIP feet on Grove ave.
nue.. southwest corner Park street, -, j29. Il;
John ) Bowe to James II. MaXey, 43 feet on
north side OF Leigh street. 53 feet on south
side Of Moore street. 80 feet on north side Of
Moore street, 53 feet on south side OF Boyd
street, and ~ feet on north side Of BOYD
street, 81 ,j00 James II. DoOoy ana Joseph
Bryan ana their wives TO Joseph ". Blsnton,
l70 7.l2 feet Oh Grove avenue, southwest
corner OF Park street, sG,913 33 Bette g.
Fleet TO Frederick llackett. 90 feet on Clay
street. southwest corner OF Duncan, S1j);
f.. G. Garrison and wife to Nr'. l.. {. Twy-
man. 30 feet on north side OF Clay street near
Thrtg-hith, SlGj w. ii. Gathright 10 Mrs.
l.. G. Twymau. , lots on Marshall street,
81. .O6J. 10; Hiss G.. Z. Hall TO John Denzlcr,
40 feet on south side Of HenricO street, Sl15;
A. W. Patterson, special commissioner. to
A. j. Wfay, acres on Grove avenue be-
tween Meadow and Hanover streets, 10 cor
rect title; Grace j. Powell, trustee, TO Mr..
:. A. McQuaide. 80 feet on east side OF Vine
street between Hanover and Grove, Sl.70O +;
Charles /. steel and wie 10 Il. L. q h. r..
Gil. 40 1-l2 feet on Park avenue, southwest
corner OF OF Vine street. -, ,j29. Il Charles
Watkins and wife to John Murphy, 10 7-l2
feet on Hlnoyer street, southwest corner OF
Walnut, SSjZg.17.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

Hon. William a. Anderson, OF Rock
hridge: c. j. Hill. ex-iressufer Of King
william county; r. a. TiIman, CLERK Of
PowhSian county; Ambrose Timberlake, Of
Fredcr,cS county; y. I. McGraw. sheriff
ot Carroll county; and Thomas Il. Watkins,
sheriff OF Buchanan county, were Il the
Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

There will be no meeting OF the Sunday
school teachers at the Association Hall on
Saturday, as the lesson is one of review, but
during April the meetings will be held as
usual, with Professor Charles II. Winston
IN charge.
A few tickets yet remain for DR.. Moore's
talk tonight. Members and their friends
can obtain them free Of charge by applying
al toe building immedlately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
a-aussurv rortDe AprirTerm

The following have been summoned to
serve on the grand jury for the April term OF
day: Alexander HerholZer. Christopher
wilkinson, II. Wmtlock, Thomas W. Tiguor.
{. T. Loebr, w. f. YarhrOugh, w. ;.
Archer, Polk Miller, and II. l.. Peouze.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
.c,s.,s OF the Tennessee Midland.

A recent circular issued from the Office OF
,he Tsnnessee Midland Railway Company,
In Memphis, Tenn, says: The stockholders
of mis- company. at their adjourned annual
,nsst,ne March 20, 1889, elected The follow
ing Board OF Directors: A. ;. Buiord, 4. &.
Ieske. Jr., X. ii. Temple. aid X. l.. Tray
ior. of Riehmond. Va: Il. II. Richardson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
,.,om,.r,nr Tneir old Comradc.

AT q late meeting OF the. ex.Confederate
.oIaiers held at Lee Camp Soldiers Home
General G., W. Richardson presided and Z.
~. Blpgley acted a. secretary.
comrsde Charlie stsinback offered reso-
,,,Ions n. blch were rnsDlmouslS adopied)
Sesnly nep,orlng the death OF South Caro-
Ipa's distinguished 500, Captain Frank W.
lawson, and paying noble tribute to his
character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A requisition warrant from the Governor
OF Tennessee was received at the capitol
Yesterday for j. NJ. 3 Marsh, who Is wanted
in sullivan county, Tenn, for grand lar
ceny.
The rendition warrant was issued.
Marsh is now in Jail in Scott county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Engineers Division OrEanized-Csse
Remoyed-PersOuaIs and Briefs.

Max Nathan DIVISION, no. 32l, BrOtner-
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, was or
gsnized at Odd.Felows' Hall yesterday by
Cbiei- Engineer j. ". Kendall. Of Division
No. 26. with the following corps OF officers
c. Eastman, chief engineer; Il. B. CARING
ton, +. T.; j. Tller, :. E.; II. Boards
ley, +. A. f.; }. T.. McAllister, :. A. E.;
,IOhn Lynch, 4. A. E.: W. A. War, G..
%. VI. Wiltshire, {. The division meets the
second Monday in each month at 10:30 A.
d.. and the fourth saturday At I;30 =. b.
st Odd-Fellows' Hail.
SUIT TO BE REMOVED.
The suit OF Bradley. guardian, against
Bradley and others, which was removed
from the Chesterfield Circuit Court TO the
iiustines Court OF this city, has been ordered
70 be removed TO the Circuit Court Of Hen
rico, Judge Ingram being 20 situated that he
hid not think 1t proper for HIM TO sit IN the
case. he having, before ascending the bench,
examined the title tO some Of the property
in question. The suit involves the owner
snio OF nearly the entire square between
stockton and Everett aud Tenth and
Eleventh streets. The point in the case l.,
the heIs are claiming, that the sales OF
the property by commissioners are Invalid.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. T. p. Pettigrew has qualified as a no.
tsry public for Manchester.
Miss Addie l.. Leonard has returned from
a pleasant visit to Petersburg.
Mi,s Carrie Walden has returned home
from a very pleasant visit 10 Baltimore and
Washington.
Policeman Richard Smith, who has been
indspostd for several days, is at his post OF
du'y again.
NJ. James p. Robinson has commenced
the erection OF large brick store on the
corner OF Fifteenth and Hull streets. Mr..
G. i. Moore is the contractor.
Mr.. p. l.. Toncy returned yesterday from
POwhstan. where ne had been rebin-hunting
for seyeral days.
4 missionary meeting will be held at
Mesde.Memorial Episcopal church SUNDAY
night, at which Rev. Preston Nash and
Mes-rs Roosevelt Page and j. 4. Sheppard,
all Of Richmond, will deliver addresses.
Major Joseph Walker Is going to prepare
q handbook oi Chesterfield county 10 be
distributed throughout the country under
the direction OF the Board Of Agriculture
and the Commissioner OF immigration. No
person in the county Is perhaps 80 well
qualified for this work as Major Walker.
The anniversary celebration OF the Clop-
ton.Street Baptist sunday school last night
was largely attended, and an attractive pro-
gramme OF exercises wa. presented, in which
all OF the participants acquitted themselves
handsomely.
Mr.. i. ]. Cook and Miss Mary Bailey were
married at the Fifth.Street Methodist church
wednesday night, the pastor, Rev. W. A..
Laughon, officiating. After the ceremony a
reception was held at the residence OF the
brides parents, on Fourth street, at which a
large company OF friends were pleasantly
entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

OF Nashville. Tenn. John Overiou. Jr.. ID:
L. Porter, J. n. Allen, aod T. j. Latham. OF
Memphis, Tenn. The Board Of Direciof';
a. a meeting neld March 81, 1850, elected
.JOhn Oyerton, Jr.. president, Uce A. :. bu-
ford. resigned. and reelected the other OH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

The willing Workers will hold an Apron
Bazaar and Flower Tea At The second Bop
ti.t church this friday evening from 10
IL O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
FEE GOOD WORK GOES ON.
Armory Hail Crowded last NiEht-A
Great Mnny Conversions.

The audience that assembled in the First
Regiment Armory last night was one OF the
LARGEST that has yet greeted Rev. Mr.. Whar-
ton. Nearly, II not quite, all OF the three
thousand seats I'm the immense hall were oc-
cupicd and deep religious sentiment
seemed 10 pcrvade the vast a.semblage. The
cpoir was full and the music excellent.
The preliminary service, lasting from ':3J
10 s O'Clock. was conducted 10y Rev. :. a.
Goodwin. u. d., Of Leigh.Street church,
and prayer was offered by Rev. $. &. Clop-
ton, Of Ciay.Stre church; Lee West Of
West Point; Rev. J. Gavin stewart. OF the
Fourth Presbyterian cLn. and Rev. DR..
A. l.. Dickinson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Buy THE ROLLER Trunk.

PoND's EXTRACT. for all Pain and lnfam-
nations, is manufactured aud bOIued by the
sole proprletors, Poud's Extract compony,
New York and London. zee our name ou
every wrapper aud label.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
rha Convict Record.

So far in the month OF March iOrty.nine
conyicts have been received at the peniten-
tiary.
This number ls In excess OF that FOR any
month in the history Of the institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Baseball To-Horrsw-rhe Desroits
Arrive.

Manager r. IL. Lesdiey. Of the Detroit
Club. and his crack team OF ball-players ar
rived yesterday evening on the fast mail.
The following Is list OF the players:
Wells. Yak. aud Goodieilow. catehefs; Zell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Ihe AirarncY-GeneraI

Attorpey-6eneral Ayers is expected to re-
turn from New York to-day. whittier he has
been on a business visit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

Gentemens Neckwesr has become a big fes-
ture In our business since we inaugusa'ed our
new featurs-lOw prices on fine goods.
lgyY q DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

Whitney Baby Carriages arc the best all sc-
knowledge. nice assortmen. at very low
prices at the Richmond agents,
LEVY DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
A BArcH OF New ARRIVALS

Wen Just catch the spray to-day that
rises from the torrent ot new .ni novel
things that are pouring 10 on us In a per-
feet nood. Whore 10 commence and
where to leave oi-thars tho puzsler.
HATS.
How do you Ike them this ses.oni We
think they're the preiiies, Tor manys
day. But then you're u be the Judges
The leading shapes are the Knox. Yoa.
man. Dunlap. and Miller blocks. The
new shades Why. there are dozen
of them. Golden Brown. Chocolate. NJ
tris, London smoke. and Nut Brown are
the richest colors Some src nes-some
arc revivals of past snccesses-all fash
ionaele for 1852. sl7oto $40 are where
youl Hnd US on price. They're our
prices. too--loser thsn other people. tor
equal and superior qualities
The Broadway and Young Gens ars
the two shapes in SIX Hats that srs
ruling New York. Ths,s where tns
dresserso Of Gotham show ihelr cooi taste.
We've those shapes, ami a half dozen
others. orr prices again: ftso and s.
Unmaichable 50 are tho has.
Oa ali sides soms'hiue new-uo matter
which way you mru rhc latest In ScArls
Is tho Ottoman silks. n fourth -uand..
Teck.. oud Puna, IN the nov alsaes-
rich. beautiful coloring, a .core ~ more
Of direren, ones. snd something entirely
new for NecSwear That's vhat yOu
wsnt. isn'tii'
lts about tine a. Dee thinking of chang.
ing yonr UnlerEcsr. Either ihe Ribbed
BalbyIggsn or the Natural Derby Ribbel.
At s5r.. will give You the cogrcc, weight
Tor an immediate change A. 5oc. vo'ye
nue Wool Nerino. They're seasonable.
too.
Wore Keeping up running frc m
suspeuders. TO the initlal. ~ 2-r. 80
have added the Guyot Brarr and a sori
Elastic Weohng Ers e--loh Nlc. 7g,i.-
ties; gAt. for a' macy a. you wart ~
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

Brsin-workers will regain increased menta
power bY taking Dr. HenIeys Celery, Beof. and
Iron
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Buy THE ROLLER-TRAY Trunk.

Forestdale Bleached Cotton only SIC yard
at LEVY 4 DAVIsF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Wa. There. but Not on Politics.

To The EDITOR OI the DlsplICh:
In your paper TO-DAY my name appears As
being among a committee who on Neines.
day evening called on Judge Edmund WId-
dill. Jr., in the inter, ST u the rosma,icrshlp
for this city. Please permit mc g. correct
TIN, statement in so far that called that cse-
ming on the Judge on purely professional
and legal business between IL aud not on
any political ms,ter. | sm not 2 member ot
that ,Or any other committee, and had no.
thing to do in connection herewith,
Respectfully
WILLIAM FIEGENnrIIER.
iThe Dispatch simply stated that Mr. Flo-
genheimer was present, and this was fact.
lt did not say that he was memher Of The
committee, nor did it say what hi, business
there was.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Buy THE ROLLER.TRAY TRrNK.

Attention is called to the auction sale Of
mules and wagons at Sterrs & CO.'S stable
on Saturday, March Goth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
TnAA EafAn Off

For Beaded wraps--very stylish. reasonable
prices-call az LEVY K DAVIss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
anro, Ra.aarana Fiower Ten.

Buy TIE ROLLER-TRAY Trunk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
BuY THE RoLLsR-TaAY TRUNK.

Bur 1uE RoLLra.raAr TRUNK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

Buy THE Ro1LgR-TnAY TRUNK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
THE SERMON.

~
best that he has delivered in Richmond. His
text was Thou Art Not Far from the King
dom of God" Upon these assuring words
he delivered a discourse earnestly urging
Christians 10 keep mp the good tight and ap-
poahng in tender and touching manner 10
the ungOdly to iOrsake the ways OF sin and
set their feet heaven ward.
In the aiter-meetng there were numerous
conversions and many requests for prayer.
TODAY AND SUNDAY.
Mr. Whqrton will hold services at Leigh
street church to-day at noon. lie preached
TO large and deeply interested c0ngrega-
ton at tnis church yesterday.
The preliminary meeting at the Armory
tonight will be conducted by Rev. ;. C..
ClODtOn.
There will be a msss-meeting Of sunday
school scholars at the Arm0ry at O'Clock
sunday afternoon, TO which admission can
only be had by tickets, three thousand OF
which will be distributed IN the various
shoots Sunday morning.
sEyENTH.sT2EET CHURCH.
The meeting at Seyenth-S street Christian
church continues With unabatcd interest.
MIR. Spencer spoke last pieht on Counting
the C0stv in accepting Christ He aid not
picture il a way OF ease. He said that IL
required all the strength OF man 10 he a
faithful Christian; that IT WAS the test OF
manhood in q stronger sense than any other
step he could take.
At the conclusion Of the service three
young men and one lady confessed Christ.
There Will be prayer and praise service at
1870 p. NJ. and at ] A. NJ.
Sermon tO-nIgAt on the "Tmef on the
Cross"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

This vas estsbisbed as the prevailing doc.
tfine 10 England by the late case Of Cherry
Ys. Hsmlng, Exch., 63l. la that case, when
wss decided at Micle'mas term 1919. In ibe
Court Of Exchequer Of Pleas, The foregoing
eases came under discussion. Pmke Is.
said
81 am Of opinion that this rule ought 70 De
discharged. Upon tbe qlesilon whether
this 1. an instrument Within the statutes OF
frauds lsn unsigned deed. tbinS thst
Donellan Vs. Read is an answer, ana lnAt
ease was IN iny opinion rightly decldeo. ibe
question thep turned upon the words mot
10 bc pcriorned'v The curt held ilist they
melnt DOT 10 be performed on one side or
tue other, aud did not include eases where
TIE contract was entirely excluded on one
aide. This Was certainly In accord Win tne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

The Committee on Streets held their
monthly meeting 10 the CITY Engineer
oiIlce at O'Clock Yesterday evening.
All the members were present except MI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
10 BE INpICTED.

Commemorative Attorney SpOiswood,
who came INTO court after The case had been
disposed Of had a conversation with Justice
Crutchfcld and intmated that he will still
draw up an Indictment against Mr. Moles
and send 1t to the grand Jury When that body
meets on Monday. He Is OF opinion that the
case was one which jury should decide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29


error that while the Dlaintiii could
,ck within the year by The terms Of
,ent The defendant could not, aud
The option OF the plaintiff the
might be performed within tbe
his The defendant could not do, and
50 far ~ it was mutual.
q The wear and came under the
.epted doctrine in England upon
a eases seems 90 be that the words
ute mot 10 be performed " mean
"Ou either side that
agreement does not come Within
f. provided that all that Is TO be
one Of the parties - 10 be done
ear; that j., thst on that SIDE the
executed. TINS wss Just hinted
.irdie vs.. Head, B. a AID, 722l,
distinctly ruied m pouellan ".
q Nd. 500. Limedale ). saying as
usct not beng 10 be performed
ear: We think last as the contract
is executed on one side within
nd a. il WAS the intention OF the
lnded upon q reasonable expecta-
should be- 10. The statute OF frauds
ytend 10 such case. I'm that case
no time uxed for the performance
~, Dut he performed within lhe
other party by the terms OF tae
wa not 10 perform except ut the
Of several wears, be 10 pay sn ad'
nusl rent for the remaic der OF the
which several years were unex'
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-16
ENTo, THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 1e, 1889.

by the local Fire Department with brass
bands A large number of visitors are
present.
The Association met at IAN. A tel
egram was received rendering the resigna-
ton of the Napa hook and ladder team,
which came over last week after receiving
nouce OF the postpoEement. 1t appears
they had several professional sprinters en-
ployed to assist in the race last week and
their anxiety to have the postpouement re-
scinded was to save the expense of keeping
them The resignation was accepted. Our
people express keen disgust toward the
Napa firemens effort to have the tourna-
ment arranged to suit only their own con-
yenience.
The firemen of Mendocino, Lake and
Solano counties were admitted to the Asso-
citation.
At P NJ. the procession moved, travers-
ing the principal streets, the parade headed
by squadron of mounted police and made
up OF two companies from Healdsburg,
three from Petaluma and five from Santa
Rosa. The Mayor and City Council occu-
pied carriages. The address of welcome
was made by Mayor Byington in front of
the City Hall. The races begin at 10 A. NJ.
to morrow. Handsome trophies and purses
aggregating 5000 will be awarded. Six
hose and three hook and ladder companies
are to compete, and there will also be ex-
hibition drills by the Santa Rosa Fire De-
partment. A grand ball will be held on
Thursday evening.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-16
HOME HAPPENINGS.
JAY GOULD GETS CONTROL OF
THE WABASH LINES.
by Lightning-A Baltimore
Woman and Her China Boy
Turf Matters-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooRD-uNos.l
GOULD GETS THE WABASH.
Several Lines to be Consolidated East of
the Missis sippi.

Several Lines to be Consolidated East of
the Missis sippi.
CHICAGO. May l5th.-The lines of the
Wabash Railway east of the Mississippi
river were sold before Judges Gresham and
Jackson to-day TO Messrs Ashley and JOY.
representing 80 per cent of the bonds and
acting in the interest of the Wabash West
ern Purchasing Committee for ST.. $50. 600.
The lines east of the river will, it is under
stood, be consolidated with the lines west
of the river, with headquarters at ST. Louis.
This puts the entire property under jaw
Gould's control again.
The amount secures the first and second
mortgages in Ohio and first on all the rest
of the road. Said President Ashley of the
Wabash Western: "We will consolidate
the Western Railway and Wabash Western
by August 1st. We will probably call the
complete system The Wabash Railway
Company. We have issued and sold
SS4 100000 of fifty year per cent bonds
on the consolidated system OF this we
will use $11, ,741 900 to pay the first mort
gage of the Wabash Western. We will
also issue second mortgage bonds of Sl4.-
OOO,OOO OF the lines east of the Mississippi.
There are besides on lines east of the
Missouri $50 000, 600 bonds depending on
the income and S52,000,000 stock. The
minority bond-holders made great mis-
take in not accepting the five per cent.
bonds for their per cent, instead of COM
pelling us to buy them out. The new
bonds are already at a premium of II per
cent, and l think will go between 5 and
10. They not only lost money by their
refusal but compelled US to pay about
$4OO, 900 more than it would otherwise have
cost u.s.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-16
Indictments for Bribery-Finish of the |
Walking Match-Etc


Indictments for Bribery-Finish of the
Walking Match-Etc.
SAN Francisco, May 15th-Railway DOS
tai service has been established between
Cloverdale and Ukiah and between San
Bernardino and Orange.
Hereafter applications for clerkships in
the railway mail service must be made to
the Civil Service Commission.
At o'clock this morning a two-story
frame at the corner of Maryland and Sierra
streets, owned by Mrs. E. Lambert and oc-
cupied by NJ. Farrell, was totally DESTROYED
by fire. Loss, $4,000.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 15th.-The Grand
Jury tonight presented indictments against
Eaton and O'Brien for attempting to bribe
jurors. Their bail was set at $4,000.
A second indictment was also presented
against Silk, the late Superintendent of the
Industrial School, charging him with
felony in purchasing goods for his own use
and having them charged to the county as
groceries for the school,"
The following prizes were awarded at
the State Floral Exhibition to-day Silver
medals-E. Gill, II. c. Greewaigh, Carbone
d Monti. Bronze medals-Miss B. Pratt,
=. Gill, Carbone & Monti, California Rose
Company, w. A. T. Stratton and King
Brothers. A number of certificates were
awarded. The attendance this evening
was large.
The walking. match closed at 10 o'clock.
James Albert, winner, 533 miles, Gus Guer-
zero 525 miles. Crozier 455 miles, Peterson
400 miles, Skinner 268 miles, Campana 349
miles, Goofty 211 miles.
The consolidation of the San JOAQUIN
Improvement Company and the California
Steam Navigation Company has been eff
fected: James Gillis will probably be
elected President and Arthur Cornwall
Manager of the new concern.
Fears are entertained that the sealing
schooner o. S. Fowler has been lost. Wien
she sailed two months ago she had to put
back on account of dissatisfaction among
her crew. When last heard of she was at
Neah bay, where part of the crew de-
serted.
Hervey Sparks, father-in.law of Daniel
Dougherty, the silver-tongued orator of
the Democratic party who nominated
Cleveland, was found unconscious to-day
in his room and taken to the Receiving
Hospital, where he died this evening of
congestion of the brain.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows this
afternoon refused to reduce the representa-
ton to that body. They also indefinitely
postponed the proposition to found an Odd
Fellows Home