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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
A Driver Seriously Injured.

Ned White. one of Messrs. L. p. Muir
phy Il Sons colored drivers. was seriously
injured in an accident that occurred in the
western part of the city yesterday after
noon.
While driving loaded coal-cart along
the street he was by some means caught
between the cart and the side of house at
the corner of Hancock and Broad streets.
His shoulder was badly mashed, one of his
lungs was injured, and he had severe
hemoThage.
The city ambulance was summoned and
the unfortunate sufferer was taken to the
colored almshouse for treatment. He will
nrObahlV recOYer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

The ladies interested in the War OF
Roses " held at the First Baptist church de.
sire 10 return their thanks TO the following
gentlemen for the loan Of goods and other
kindnesses shown them; w. A. Ham
mond. q. B. Sydnor, Preston Belvn. Left
wich Brothers. +. u. Taylor, Philips a
Stein. Habliston & Son, L. ii. Spence, and
Mountcastle x Cofer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
-, e.rane netween Boys.

William II. Coleman, youth ABOUT
sorsnteen m wears of age. was before ths
r2iIoVf ron Vfeloniously stabbing Thomas smith, smith
wlth IT, ieio ob"enee Of tho wounded mar whose
Ia the ao,e" ore not serious, the case was con-
,Jand ,nJnfldgs until u this morning The diiiSgty s
u tinuou u9s these two youths occurred Wed
DesSay night at the close Of aaf apSse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
tore Of Thomas Lannon last n,ehs.

store Of Thomas Lannon last night. The
Mayor this morning sent him on TO the
Corporation Court for trial. This IL the
third attempt at robbery that has occurred
here within the past few days
Snow commenced falling here last eve.
ming and this morning the ground was COW
cred TO the depth of about q quarter OF a.
inch. This IL the first snow-storm OF inn
portancs we have had this winter.
CAnxn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Monday serYices at st. Marks.

The union services of the Episcopal con-
gregations at St. Marks have been very
we'll attended.
On Monday last the Rev. DR.. Powers
preached very earnest sermon to large
congregation.
on Monday afternoon next the pulpit
will be occupied by the Rev. Hartley Car
michael.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
For tho Protection of yirginla's Fish.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Mr. Clements, OF
Alexandria, Va, and Mr.. McGinn, of Wash
ington, to-day addressed the House Com
mittee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries
on the bill introduced in the House by Mr..
Stahlnecker to provide for the protection
OF fish in the Potomac river. The former
spoke in favor Of aud the latter against the
bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
GENTLEMEN.

The gentlemen.were Messrs. II. s. Bins
wangor. NJ. H. Asher, Charles T.. Schaap,
S. 5. Whitlock, Monroe Levy, Henry Angle,
VI. Weller, J.. II. Mittedorfer, Is. Myers. M.
Ganss, II. J. Myers, William Loyenstein.
N s. Bloch. L. Il. Hutzler. l.. y. Morris,
II. Well, Edward Whitlock, S. W. Floish-
man. /. Lichtenstein. NJ. Thalhimer, d..
Whtlock. Il. D. Stern, VI. Zsnder. Gus.
|. Thalhimer. |. A. Strauss. A. X. Schapp,
T.. Millhiser Myer Sycle, J. Lichtenstein,
Joseph l.. Levy. J. Myer, A. Whitlock, A..
Lipnlan New York;. b. j. Bear. Byron
Bear, II. II. Meyer. Henry Wallerstein, j..
Myer. NJ. ]. Binswanger, julius Straus,
Myer Krsh. A. S. Kraker. and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
"swect Lavender,s" suecess Last Night.

Another great bit was scored by the Ly-
ceum Theatre of New York for the admira-
BILE manner in which the latest success
from that house" Sweet Lavender"-was
last night presented at the Academy OF
Music. The audience was quite large and
overwhelmingly enthusiastic. The play IS
from the pen of PineTo, whose several pro-
ductions have Justly earned him much
distinction as playwright. 1t is simple in
story. but is so deicately written and IS so
tender that il wins an audience almost I'M
medietelv. It is q piece every theatre-goer
should see; it takes firm hold on the
heart. whileit never quite gets to the risi,
bIhties, 80 dexterously are comedy and
pathos interviewer. The situations are
sharp and strong, and tho frequent little
surprises keep the attention Of the audi
ence on the alert. Extended personal
commentator is due several of the ladies'
and gentlemen in the east for conscien-
tious, thoroughly finished, and artistic
work. But collectively cons idered, the
least that can be said is that the company
is an excellent one. The special scenery,
properties. and effects with which the play
was invested added greatly TO its success.
and was evidently much appreciated by
the audience. Sweet Lavender" IS de-
serving of crowded houses during. the re-
mainder of its engagement, which terml-
mates Saturday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
The beginning Of the alphabet, A. Is. c.,
but the end of auy blood trouble.
How TO Mako Money aud How to Get .
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
o..,r. conc 20 Lexington.

Mr. sublett Yesterday .nSn tsleSfapSstth was threat %
Lexingti,ohh 81 ,oeSiaw. .,ls and DIR. McGuIre left left
ened Win - attend the young man. Inc
,ast nsc,n, nisa viii Il return tomorrow morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Virginia Arsenic. Bromine, and Iithis
Water.
The price of the above water has been re-
duced to $3.50 per ease. Sold by all drug.
gists and by the company's agent.
l.. I. RoUrr.
Second and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Garwood's Tuscan Cologne-hand-pains-
ed bottles-regular price 75c., reduced 20
4Sc.
Regular.size Florida Water-former pri co
7Jc.. now lJc. l.. Z. ROUTr.
Second and Main streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Mr.. William II. Peasants. who has made
valuable member of the Common Council
for the past two years. is now a candidate
for the Board Of Aldermen-a position in
which be has heretofore served with great
acceptabllity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Nothing 10 more trying 70 the eyes than ne
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use Of gas, hsRce s,udsnsA professional mens
and ell who require scfs mellow. sssady iioA4l
invariably use PxArys AsfaAL ou-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Hon. John w. Daniels Grafton

ON LIFE, SERVICES, AsD cHARAcrsE or Jsvvm~
son DAVIS.
delivered under tho auspices OF the General NJ
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Ask Your Druggist

Do not weaken yourselves by drastic pureDr
tiyes. Take simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
The New Catalogue

c Mt ming new testimonials from parties
, ho ave used the Virginia Arsenic Water
is .Jw ready. We mail IL on application.
l.. y. RoUrr.
Second and Main streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Stomach. and Kidney troubles use Chase CITY
Litnia Water. as it has no superior In curing
these disease Delivered In all parb Of The city
for 25c. gallon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Exchange for Noman's Work.

The annual reception at the Exchange
for Woman's Work will be held to-day
from tor p NJ. ct their rooms, 327 east
Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Ou,ck st., for Headache.

The healthy people you meet have healthy
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
A Change OF venire.
rrpec,al tetegram TO ths Dispafch.1

wAvrRLY, Va, March s.-The case of
Carlton II. Marks was called in the County
Court ofSussex county to-day. On motion
of his counsel the venire was changed To
Greenesville county. His counsel also gave
notice that a motion for bail would b
made on Saturday the sth instant.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Boss. I took A. Il. c. medicine; I'm
we'll. Dat doctor keeps you just ifse
enough to live on"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Ny viss exrsd of malaria by simuoas LlssD
Rssulasss.--J. n. Thonpsons paseor nel1GoDo
lplssopal sAurch, Lsish, Nsh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
save Your f:yssighs.

No mercury or other mineral poison In N
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Mr.. Z. Leslie Powell. in beginning his re-
marks. told some pointed anecdotes when
almost convulsed his hearers with laughter;
He was workingman, he said. and desired
10 beelected to the Office of Sergeant. Like
Sergeant Carter, he had eight people, de-
children are his deputies. Mr.. Powell said
he wanted TO get ON the police force
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

for Or. DAvID's Cough syrup If you Win -
best cough cure known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
PROUD OF IT

Mrs. r A. Woodall. a neghbor of Mrs.
Wren. corroborated the statements of the
wife OF the deceased, and said that in the
many conversations which she had had
with Mr.. Wren upon the subject of the
Madison murder she had never known him
TO exhibit other than deep interest and
pride in his part of the trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Mrs. Wren stated that she had heard
Jack say this on every occasion he ever
spoke of Cluyerius. and that was very Of
ten, for the subject seemed to be a source
OF ine1haustible pleasure and interest to
him.
She was then asked if there was any
mental alteration at the time of or somo
hours preceding Mr.. Wren's death, and if
he made any reference to the trial and
showed any signs of remorse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
TANNED OF cLUvERIUs on MS DRATH-BI
no BEMoRsE, BUT PLEASURE.

Mrs. Wren. in conclusion, most en-
phatically denied that his death was caused
by remorse, and asserted that as far as she
knew. and she was certainly III position
to find out, she said he had never ceased to
take the greatest pleasure IN the part he
bore in this trial 1T was always his
boast" she said, that he did everything
connected with his business in al honest
and truthful manner.N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
,uNFoDD A,Sp cULL1NGwoRrH.

Mr.. Robert b. MunOfrd did not cIaim %
be a speaker. He was reminded that Abe
Lincoln once said when a person has
nothing to say don't attempt TO say any,
thing" He desired to state that he was q
candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Commissioner Of the Revenue, and hoped
his friends would remember him at the
primary.
Fx-Postmaeter W. II. Cullingworth, after
announcing that be aspired to the place
now filled by MIR. Munford, SAID If defeated
no better and truer Democrat would be
found in the city than he. Like Mr.. Nun
ford. he could talk very well to few but
conld not address q club.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-25
Mus Wetu Sabrn.

5rau 9. ggiai, Su6ter oes Sotels
beTbers 8. SoiHons, i6enfte lebten
Santsta9 einent frdfti3en Sun3eu bas
9eben. 9err q, u. Sbaea, bon Ser
manu, Der @rOBuater Der Srau gSiQ,
fam am Sounta9e b,er6er I'M ieinen
fleineE llrentel gu ie6eu. 9em lie6ensz
luiirOigeu nIten Serrn su ieiuer llrgroB
oaterI9aft uno bem 9liifli6en @roB:
uater, io,uje Dem Serrn Bapa 5u Dem
freuoisen SamilieE<Grei9niiie mIere
berSli6ite @ratnlation,
Serr Sutius 8raemer reiite-am lebz
ten Wittiuo6 bon bier na3 Ga Strange
Mo., ab, no er belien miro bic ncut
Ma6le in Gang gu briu9en.
Serr Sobu 5bweer, Der bier lid
seI6dftli6 nieberlahen min, lanste am
lebten Samsta9 NIT ieiner Samilie bon
8inolur, @tO., bier an.
Die Sirma 9(ltbeloe & @rubbel III
oieIe @o9e am llm5ie6en in i6r neues
2ocal, luad)es jebt uollenost lit.
s.. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-25
l6crmann, Meo.. 0reita9, sen 25 Jmli, 1890,

esn Sanlas seiuinnt bie bon &epubliz
fanern aussebenbe &eiubmiiiions>Ses
iuesuns INNER mebr Suben. 9as Sc
oalia Sournal I6reibt: Die 9e9en Die
Yrpbibition auftretenoen &epublifaner
babem ii6 i9un pur ldn9erer Seit ursaz
uiiirt unb ibr8abtausi6uB bat nun in
elmer fiiralid ST. @t6ita ab9ebaltenen
Seriantmluns bei6loiien, ON 9. Septemz
ber eine Staatsconpention ubSubalten.
I'm bieIelbe 3eit balten AUDI Die 9emos
fraten i9re Staatsconpentiun ab uno es
iinO bereits S6ritte getban tuOrben, ltnl
beioen &i6tunsen seuebme Gaabioaten,
Die als @esner Der Srobibition befannt
iinb, aufjuitelIen. 8abri6einlid iuerz
ben bic 9emufraten ben tii6tt9en ebe=
malisen @ouuerneur &obiulon a(sganz
bibat fiir bas @ouperneursamt iudblen,
unb ba bieier ben freiiiunisen &epubliz
funern au6 5uiasen ion, 10 bofft man,
baB @ouoerneur &obinIon aud 9eiudblt
iueroen tuirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-25

uno gtebel niemals mebr ein Iol1es
@asniB ST unteruebmen, iueldes in ses
9enseiebter &i9tuns nidts tueniser als
@ei9ifli9feit furbert; iuullten mir uns
mod cine 0ame in iciner 8esleituns
bsnfen, ba iueiB i9 ni9t unter ipelden
llmitdnben sic ben @ipfel errei9en
tuiirber. SaB unfere Sauptbriide
ein &uin uno nur mebr
cine gtotbpaiase lit. iit iuubl faum Der
Saumlelisfeit Der @iniuobner our 2ait
au lesen; basesen aber ueroient bic
gta6ldliisfeit iuorunter unier Statement
leibet cine iuubluerbisnte &iise; unlios
mebr ba germ Seoer ieinen 8eitras sur
Sebuns bieies alIsemeinen llebels sollt.
Seber iuie i6 miirbe 9erHe iein S9erfs
lein baju beitrasen uno iuenu es iein
uliiBte iuiiroe i6, ieberSeit bereit iein,
Semanoen Der mir einen 2iebesoienIt
ertueiIen tpullte, Bel flinsenber MiinSe
nod Sal. goaloil 5ueeben. Damn
tpiirbe es iebenfalls beIier Tim bi 6 iteben,
., Berger.
O.. 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-25

Oas @rOBartisite i'm slbbe5ablen
einer 8ieIenidulb baben, 10 lan9e Die
@elt itebt, bic @ereinisten Staaten &C.
leiitet. Sbre @eianmti6ulben iinb
auf $9SS,175,173 heruntersesansen.
8rinst man bauon in Ibre9nuns Die
$64, ,623, ,512, iuel9e Die 9ncificsSabnen
I1ulben, bon benen man ein &e6t bat,
Su ertuarten, bab iie ibre S6ulben nod
ielber be5ablen tueroen, ferner Die $780,
O02,0OS S9eioenntiinie, uel6e i'm
S9abamte als ni6t 5um glusseben be.
Itimmte gftipa bebanbelt iueroen, uni
SO, ,7G5 1882 aufselaufene 5inien, 10 BE-
lduft Die seiammte gtationalidulS
Ii6 nuf nidt mebr als $S9O,7s4, 371'
Surg nu6 S6tuB bes Siirserfriess
OIL 81. glu9uit 1865, itano Die Na,
tionali6ulb ala b6dlteu, als iie ST..
756, ,431 ,571 betrug. 9lllo in einen
3eitraum uon ni6t 9anj rs Sabren
bat ii9 Die 6fentlide S6ulb I'M 1886
Millipnen Dollars ucrnlinbert. Die
Sinstrasenbe Sdulo belduft ii6 jebt
MIR nod auf $..25,313,11O, seseu
S2,3S1, $50, ,204 im S. 1865. gdb.
renb bes uerHoiienen Sabres fat iid
bic bHentli6en s6ulO INT SS3 Milio-
uen perminoert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-25

9as iloli6e Miiiouri lit bas ein6ise
@ebiet int @iuteriueiSen9iirtel, uo Die
9rei9arbeiten ourd Ge9en uerj09ert
iuurben. Smmerbin lit aber 9enu9
9ebrui6en pproen, llnt cine 59dbun9
bes @eiummiertruss m69lid Su ma6en.
9erielbe betrd9t lit ben ueriGiebenel
@eseuben so bis rs Yrucent bcs uOr=
idbrisen @rnteertra9s. 9ie Guulitdt
Der @rnte lit gut, bod befinbet ii6 piel
tauber 8ei5en barunter. Sn Mtittels
unb @oro' 'Miiiouri iit Der Grtras Der
Mense na9 I'm 0urdi6nitt nod i6ledz
ter als I'M Siiben BEG Staates.
9as Sauptintereiie iuenoet iid au9ens
blidli9 benz 8elidfOrn 81, benn tieie
Selofru6t itebt ger abe iett uor einer
Strife. @s iirb nuumebr bier @o9en,
Ieitben i'm 8eli6fornsirtel fein ullse>
meincr, trdftiser 8e9en mebr sefulIen
1T. glnSelne Counties batcu ia ppbl
bas ertuiini9te 0uB in allsrei6enbem
Ma6e erbalten, aleiu I'M 6inblid aui
bas @an5e fann bies faum in Setra6t
fommen. glm meiiten Ideint in San jas
bas ipdt sspflan5te @eli6torn 9elitten
Su babcn, uno jeber lueitere trofae Sag
mirb hen Sdaben per9r6Bern. Gin
prbentli9er 2unoresen bon 10 Bis 12s
tinbiser uno ieIbit ldngerer 0auer
t6nnte bier nod @unber iuirten. See
brasta bat na9 fiir6tll6e. Sibe in Der
lesten Bo6e 5iuar ettuas &e9en erbal=
ten, er fam aber 5u ipdt, I'm oas@eli6.
form Dor s9aben 81 i6iiBen. Su
So,pa, Miiiuuri unb Sainois itebt es
dbnli1 fpie in Sanias.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-25

5reib1u6!er l,nb Der 9luiidt, baB Die
8aiiirung Der McSinlep'i9en Sia gu
elmer allsemeiuen eurOpdii6en3olllp
eesen ameritanii9e 4usfubrsIrtifel,
bic fait ausidlicBli6 lanoiuirtbidaftlide
8robutte iino, fibren ueroe. Sn Git
ropa ielblt lit man ieoOd anberer slns
li9t. @enu Der 8erOienlt It Der europdi>
lden Mrbciter bur6 Mansel oil Ses
iddftisuns tueiter sei6mdGert ptrb, 10
bleibt ben Te9ieruusen ni6ts anberes
iibris, als Die S6Ge aui ytubrun9smitz
tel aufsubsben, oamit Der 9tusfall on
261neu einisermaBen our6 billt9ere
Rabrunsslnittel aus9e9li9en weroen
fann, ba bel niebri9eren 26bnen unb
bDberen Sreiien BON Nabrrnssmittelu
bic Irbeiter @urppas Der @efahr oes
@erbunserns ausselest iino. Sbct=
id9li9 babeu cine In5abl @eluerbfamz
meru 0euti6lanos truB Der Wtc&inlep
Bill bic 9srabiebun9 Der @etreIoe50lle
unb bic ireie Sleii6s 6s@infubr fir unbe=
binst nOtbnenbis ertldrt unb iii alIeu
ginaaben Der arbeiter at bie &e9ie.
runs miro erfldrt, bab mir billisert
0abrunssmittel ben NutDitauo bel
beutI1en 9lrbeiter Su linbern uernl09cr
sc. 6. Hr.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-25

9as seseniudrtise Sabr 1T wieoer
reid on l6lperen rlnsliidsfdllen, bic
aroBe 9erluite BON Meni6enleben mad
lid sieben. gtamentli9 III ben l'sten
stpei Mtonaten i9einen ii9 ale Serit6'
renben glemerte Der gtutur - 8inoe,
gsulfenbrGde, Jlutben, Saselitiirme,
uno Slib - oereinist su baben, um
,,bas @ebilb bon Wenidenbano" nno
ben Meni6en ielbit 5u Serni9ten. an
IS. Sanuar sinsen bel einem GDtlon in
aentudp II @eniden gu @rnnbe, ar
%. Sebruar bur9 cine sroBe Slutb bel
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-25
Probate Court Docket.
AUGUST TERM, 1890.

Monday August IL, 1890.
j. ii. Meyer, Administrator, Barbara Acke-
mann, dec, final settlement.
j. T.. Wisemann, Administrator, Talitha
Phelps, dec, final settlement.
Louise Hartmund, G. & e., : Minor heirs ol
Gottl Harmund, dec, Annual settlement.
Lindsey IIoh, c. & G., Elizabeth RingeIsen,
minor, Annual settlement.
Emil KunOw, G. & c., q. j. & II. B. Holt,
minor, Annual settlement.
Henry Liesemeyer, G. & C. LouiseLiesemeyer
minor, Annual settlement.
Frederick Meyer, G. & G. III A. L., NJ, W,
& c. Meyer, minors, annual settlement.
Carl Hoppe Administrator, Frederick Gnadt,
deceased, annual settlement.
Phillip Haenner, Administrator, ID. A. Hell.
mers, deceased, annual settlement.
Tuesday, August IL, 1890.
j. IL. Meyer, Administrator, Fritz Berthram
deceasep, final settlement.
Marie Gross, Administrator, +. G. Gross, de.
ceased. final settlement.
Louise Dieckgraefe, G. & c., +. & H. Dieck
graefe, minors, annual settlement.
L, j. Mcmillan, q. Il c., NJ. j. L. A. & Z
Searcy, minors, annual settlement.
L. J. Mcmillan, q. & c., Ii. d. & +. j. Tay
loe, minors, annual statement.
MarS. Poppenhouse, &. & c., j. H., III. L.
A, A., NJ. & L. POppenhouse, minors, an
nual settlement.
L. A. Richardson q. & c., j. G., w, NJ. NJ
& L. L. Richardson, minors, annual settle
ment.
Louis kuhne, Administrator, Herman Baecker
deceased, final settlement.
Z. +. Pope, Administrator, Hcnriette Krae
mer, deceased, final settlement.
Wednesday, August Is, 1890.
d. II. Sites, Administrator, Mary F. DAVIS
deceased, final settlement.
Annie Read, Administrative, Edward McMil.
Ian, deceased, annual settlement.
Carl Schumacher, G. & c., +. Kurrelmeyer
minor, annual settlement.
Toussoint Schnell, G.. & G. M & NJ. Schnell
minors, annual settlement.
Christoph Weber, G. c., R., u A. 81
Naegelin, minors, annual settlement.
Williom POhlmann, c. & c., L. & H. Pohl-
mann, minors, annual settlement.
Arabella Hibler. G.. 4 c. +. NJ. Hibler, minor
final settlement
Florentine Austermann, ExecutriX, Fred Aus.
temann, deceased, annual settlement
Marg. A. Homfeldt. ExecutIix, John HON.
feldt, deceased, annual settlement
Thursday, August IA, 1890.
Aug. Oyczeschke, G. & c., Ida Hoppe, minor
annual settlement
Caroline Ruessler, 6. & c., +. & A Schrei
mann, minors, annual sett lement
Caroline Ruessler, G. & c., c., NJ, c. & f.
Ruessler, minors, annual settlement.
| Adolph Schmidt, G. & c. A. Rain, minor. an
nual settlement.
Hermann Keuper. G. & c.. Frederick Buente
minor, annual settlement
| ". II. Maupin, Administrator, Erwin Maupln
deceased, annual settlement.
d. ii. Stiles, G. & c., C. f. & d. Z. Davis
minors, annual settlement
David Whitman, G. & c., Emile Lauer, mi
nor, final settlement.