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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
I.ursy.

There was a reunion Of the Modesett
family at the residence Of Mr.. James W.
Modesett, near the Cayerns on Thursday
last. There were about twenty Of the fam
lily present, and "A very pleasant time was
forever.
American Institute Of Mining Engineers,
will visit Luray on Friday, October 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
ELCTRO-PLATING.

DICHMOND ELECTRO-PLATING
III WORKS. A. :. EMMONS Manager.
Gold. silver, Nickel. Brass and Bronze Pla-
ting done IN the best manner and on all
kinds of metal Old Knives, Forks. poems,
and all kinds OF Tableware replated and
made 90 look Ike new. stove Castings, fiar-
ness aud Carriage Trimmings ofall kinds re-
plated upon short notice. Special attention
given 10 Polishing any kind Of metal.
Works: Eleventh and Cary streets,
se6-3m RICHMOND. VA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SINGH. 1OINCH

VDhOT OOALio TOh O-INOII, To ItNVTIi
L pinch II EEL GUNS.-Ordnance Of
fee. War Department, Washington, October
X. Is90.-Under the provisions Of section OF
the act approved August ~, 1890, seated pro-
posals, In duplicate. viii be received at this
Office from citizens Of the United states until
3 O'Clock T. NJ. on THURSDAY, DE'EMBtR
ls 1890, at which time they Will be publicly
opened, Tor furnishing the ordinance Depart
ment, L. = army, with twenty-five (25)
s-inch. fifty 900 1O-inch, and twenty-five 90
Il-inch steel guns, aud ammunition for their
test or proof, all 10 be OF American manutac-
ture. One-fOurth "a of these guns may be
constructed ON the Pacific coast. Blank
forms on which proposals must be made and
all information required ny bidders can be
mad upon application. :. V. BLNET, Brig.
Gen., Chief Of ordnance.
oc-lI. %, mol .de6,I3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

Sold by Powers Taylor Drug Company; +.
W, Hageman. seventeen n and Broad stcect;
Blair Pharmacy 20 east Broad; George W.
Book, 50i east Broad; j. 4. Lewis, 4 east
Broad; j. f. Crane 2l9 east Broad; Charles
A. Berrian Fourteenth and Franklia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19


Dear Sir-We heard you abusing one OF
our Friends on tine street last night which is
positively forbidden in our company we
will give YOU ten (lW days to ether make
up with our Friend or you will have to leave
town this is the first time We have had any
trubble with you 50 we will make it as
easy as possible, if 20 dissoDay our orders
you shall hear from us at once.
signed "WHITE CAPS"
The above is "A "white cap" notice re-
ceiycd by one Of our young men, and who is
a stranger in our town. 1t was written IN
i'm red ink. and bears the ear marks Of some
youth who would better 90 to school awhile
and study an old elementary spelling book.
The young man who received this notice Is
ready to give the ''lawless white caps" a
warm reception. II a few young men who
roam around town at night, filling them
selves with "bug.juice" and making the
night hideOus, were given dose Of single
by their parents and kept in doors. the boys
themselves would be better of, and the town
be rid Of a nightly nuisance. 1t is needless
to state that the white caps friend was not
responsible for his bad conduct. 1t was
whisky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19

IF YOUR BACK ACHES,
you are all worn out, really good for moth
ing, IL Is general debility. Try
BROWN's IRON BITTEkS.
twill cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
y good appetite,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
NJ j. DIMMOCK,
ARCHITECT.
Correspondence solicited.
1903 Main street, Richmond, va.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS !

hob Main street
.5-3m
The state herald., 1890-02-21
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The abstract of assessment roll for The
taxes uf issp is nov In my hands. and taxes
arr dus. Nots the following amendments 70
the revenue laws madu nj the last ic9ssla'
surc. On the ist day N Narrh the unpaid
taxes " tho proceeding year b-co'nr ds''n'
aunnt, and shall draw interest At the rate of
y PR cont PR Annun; but III" treasurer
shall continue 70 reccivr pHymsnts OF same
after tho ist day of March until the day of
sale for tAxsa. Any person subjsct W mil
sary poii tax and refusing or ncsi"ctinH "
taythe same on or iUforc the n day OF
March In each year shall bc considered DE-
timpsent, and the ronnty treasurer shall
within 10 days thereafter report to thr
county attorney Of his county. aiis, OF such
dsiinqu~nts In his county. Every such do
Mnauent shall bc subject 10 penalty Of sss
II order that the work may he performed
within III. ti,nc specinrd by law. and that
you may save ali additions of Interest. PEN
aitics. sic ,'pl,na" cal, nni pny your taxes A.
vvur Very earliest convenience.
n, 4. ttOskiNs.
.
The state herald., 1890-02-21
ltullItiI COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

r z Brannon, Chairman. tio'yoke.
John 4. Boariman, Secretary. Haxtun.
Precinct No. - X Gilroy, liolyoke,
Precinct No. s-k = Brannon, liolyokc.
Precinct No. s-Oacar TroutInan, iIolyokc,
Precinct No. a-John u Bosriman. uaxtun.
Precinct No. s-Jamcs Brvant, Bryant.
Precinct..No. 81. b. Akin, Emmcrson.
The state herald., 1890-02-21
Plbllshed every Friday.
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

reildent-Beny. Hrrrisos.
President Of ssaate-IAvt z. Morton.
CNIse Juseice-Melvilis ". Fuller.
Secretary Of State--Jamss q. Blaine.
Treasury. .wm. Window.
War-Redaeld Proctor.
Navy-b. Y. Tracy.
Interior-J. ". Noble.
Agriexlture-J. Rusk.
storney Geaerai-W. II. II. Miller.
rostmaster General-John Wanamaker.
U, .. scnators-H. n. Teller, Z. D. Wolcou'
spressstative-Hosea Townsend.
The state herald., 1890-02-21
STATE OFFICERS.

l,oysruor-Job \. Cooper.
Ii, Gevcruor-W. q. Smith.
Secretary sf state-James Rice.
stats Trsasurrr-w. II. Brisbane,
supt. Pub. Inst.-F. Dick.
state Audito:-D. b. schwanbcck.
Attorney General-s. W. Jones.
Senator let Dist. ". McCreersy.
Representative sth Dist.-Geo. &. Reed.
The state herald., 1890-02-21
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICEWS,
County Cierk--C. y. Mci'heraen.
sheriR--L. Z. wiihcrbee.
Judgs--James flynn.
Treasurer-B. A. lloskins.
eurt. Of schools--C. b. Timbcrlaks.
Asscasor-Ottis Castetter.
surveysr-wm. Lowe.
Commissioners Mike Francis, J. Z. Elder and
Tho dore ChalberE.
The state herald., 1890-02-21
leave with US your Mr.. A. b. West, a
faithful servant Of yours and well
wisher aud worker, for the best inter-
.ests Of our city.

ta1thtul servant OF yours ana well
wisher aud worker, for the best inter-
ests Of our city.
On Saturday afternoon Of next week
the farmers Of Phillips County meet at
Holyoke for the purpose Of organizing
county fair association. Nothing
adds more to the welfare Of the far
mers interests In county than a fair
association. 1t not only shows what
locality Is capable Of producing but
1t enhanses the value Of farm property.
And aside from these advantages, u
county fair, properly managed, brings
the farmers together. Each gives his
views ~ tO the proper mode Of culti-
waiting and marketing this or that veg
etable or cereal and each Is mutu ally
benefited. And to be successful In
the conducting Of county fair, the
ladies must take an active part. Let
our farmers encourage them to give .
helping hand and Phillips County's
fair Of 1890, will be credit to this 10.
cality and to the great State Of Colo
RADIO, Of which we all feel justly proud.
Now Is the time Of year whom every
business man who succeeds advertises.
The town that enjoys boom must nd.
vertise. II you want your town to i'm.
prove you must improve 1t. II you
want to make your town lively, you
must make 1t. Don't 60 TO sleep,
but get up and work for it. Talk
about your town and talk favorably.
Receive every newcomer with well
come. II you have property improve
1t. Paint your houses, cut down weeds,
clean up your yaris make your sur
roundings pleasant and you will feel
better and your property will be worth
more money In the market. II you are
succeeding reasonably we'll, advise
yonr eastern friends to join you.
Work for your home interests, and
above all patronize home industries.
The successful towns in Colorado have
been made 10 by the property owners
and citizens generally pulling together
Public improvement is All investment
that pays. There Is no time to be lost
Toot your horn and toOt 1t loud.
Wake ur. Rustic.
The state herald., 1890-02-21
EisHrM JUDICIAL.

Judge-S. \. Downer.
District Attorney--J. Y. Garrigucs.
Deputy Dist. Att'y.-E. Y. Brannon.
Dlstrfct Clerk WIN. Z. Robinson,
The state herald., 1890-02-21

And "the Httest will survive"
For seed wheat call IN W. c. Brit
ton. 24tf.
Buy your krsut and sweet pickles Of
Hyatt.
Subscribe for the STATE HERALD.
The state herald., 1890-02-21

Trrl1r-cr 4 rhl'lirf'9'i.' ,
The state herald., 1890-02-21
LocaiLers.

II Is our purpose TO note tho arrival ant de.
parturc Of all guests TO our city, and request
those VIII. have visitors to inform us OF the fact.
Local news itosns arc always thankfully reccived
The state herald., 1890-02-21
No Farmers Alliance For U.s.

Republicansl You that are farmers
Of Phillips county, we beg you to stear
clear Of the sO-called farmers alliance.
Its a political bastard child Of deinoc-
racy whose mission Is to defeat the
grand old party that saved the Union
BE true to your party. BE true to the
past-the dead and the glorious re-
suits their valor achieved. he true to
your every interest. What can you
accomplish by leaving the old party Of
progressp Think before you leap.
Democracy Is ever ready to draw re-
cruits, by any ism from the folds Of the
Republican party. Farmers alliances
are but trap. What can be accom-
plished In such an organization that
cannot he had by the asking Of the
Republican partyY Tell us, whatr
The Republican party gave you your
homes. The Democratic party opposed
this gift. The Republican party gave
TO each disabled soldier his widow or
orphan a pension and, II We may
Judge by the acts Of President Cleve-
land, the Democratic party opposed
that gift. Stop and consider. Look
and see who are the prime movers
IN this revolt against Republicanism
aud we tell you In advance that you'll
lind broken down. cast out, Republi-
can ofice seeker or Democrat In the
lead. The Republican party Of this
land Is the poor mans friend and he
need only ask at its door and his
wants, II proper, are supplied. We
appeal to you, Republicans, keep
clear Of the bastard child Of Democ-
racy.
rsgss AND sasos OF ALL xiNos ron
SALE.
am prepared To furnish the follow.
ing nursery stock for spring delivery
at Holyoke, Colorado. Apple treas !
year old, pie plant, . years old. box
elder 8 to 4 n. Can iill orders for spring
planting Of timber CLAIMS In seed or
with home grown box elder trees, ten
to fifteen, five to ten and four TO Ave
inches In height. Have also few
thousand ash, and few Russian pop.
lars In 100 lots. VIII furnish trees
and seeds Tor parties In tho east hay.
Ing tree claims here MS cheap as they
can send them here, and stock that
will grow. Call OH or address,
A. I. Guthrie,
One mile west Of IIolyoke, Cole.
aspoRr or HoLvoxg soHoot, ron
TINE MONTH GNoiNo FGs. ~ 1900
Primary Department.
Total enrolment 81
Average daily attendance I.
No absent ~
No tardy u
Neither absent nor hrdy ~
NJ. u. Tlmbcrlnkc,
Teacher.
intermediate Department
Total enrolment ~
Present I" ~
Average daily attendance 10
No absent .2
No tardy III
Neither absent nor tarly o
Miss. Jennie Bcggs,
Teacher,
Grammar Department.
Total enrolment 90
Present A" "
Average daily Attendance ~
No absent ~
No tardy v
Neither absent nor tafdy %
=. q. Dulcy,
priuripni
The state herald., 1890-02-21
PRECINCT OFFICERS.

PRECINCT OFFICERS.
Jussices-C. r. Frank and b. y. Moore.
co.ssabass- Irwtn, Nit Tomiinson
Road supervisor-J. Il. DaEey.
City Ofncers.
Mayor n Z Jos.Asoa
Pol,os Judge-P westovcr.
Pscsraer-k Giiaon.
NaFshal-A Temple.
Attossey-E z Braansa.
Treasarer-Geo q Clark.
Trassses-Ies wishertee, A Temple. Patrick
waish. Kesyoa. r kaynoa'. A Webb.
The state herald., 1890-02-21
Evangclissal,

Evangclical.
Services alternate Sundays At 10 .. m
andi1 p. m.nountain time. In q. A. Hall
All cor. TALLY invited 70 attend.
J. .llOLpnAS. Pastor.
The state herald., 1890-02-21

Cnited Presbyterian Mission In u.
Church. Services each alternate sabbath At
.. u. mountain time. All cordially invited
u come, JIM. HARvy. Pastor.
The morning call., 1890-07-20
AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY.
wEDNESDAY..... so, 1890,
AT IL N.
BUSINESS INVESTMENT.

1908 to 1914 Stockton ST., east side, SO feet north
of broadway: lot 40x69; elegant new 4-story and
on first floor and "a rooms and baths above: under
lease for years for s275 per month; one tenant.
Fine Residence Lots.
East line of Diamond ST., from 23d to Elizabeth 3
frontS 22S feet Diamond st. by 125 feet; street
work Diamond st. done; houses built here would
have ready sale: easy terms one-third cash, bal
ance per cent.
IT Stanley place, east side IT'S feet south OF Har
rison St lot 50Xl IS; large lstory house of IL
rooms and bath: brick foundation and all modern
improvements this is fine residence locality; sub
ject TO approval of Superior Court.
Fine Building Lot.
10Th St, south side, bet Church and Market SITS.
lot 81 6xl00; this lot is specially adapted for fats
which would pay well in this locality.
Elegant New Resid ences.
81 and S13 Scott ST., west side south of McAllis-
ter; lot 35:6x125; double 3-story bay-window
ments each electric bells: porcelain tubs and sinks:
built by days work; natural wood and hard oil fin
ish
Special Investment.
713 Union ST. south side. 1877 IS feet west of Pow
ELL lot 30x62:6; 3story house of 20 rooms. baths.
8 patent closets and having separate entrances:
rents sl0l per month; street accepted; cable-cars
Income Property.
llOS to l1l6 Pierce ST., east SIDE 100 feet south
of Ellis: lot 75x9O: houses OF rooms and bath
each brick foundations stone sidewalks ETC.; rents
$103 per month, clear of water close to cablecars
Presidio Heights.
Northwest cor. Jackson aud Spruce sts.; 137:6x
l27 :s14; magnificent marine view: very close to
Presidio; great improvements to be made in this
locality, which will increase the value greatly.
Good Investment.
Lincoln St. south side bet. Taylor and Jones: lot
S2:6x51: 81; 2-story house of rooms splendid ma
rlne view; only half block from Union-st. cable
cars
Central Location.
Jessie ST., north side 45S Az feet of 6th lot
l6;Sx75: 3-story bay-wlndow house of rooms
and bath; modern improvements.
Fine Residence.
Golden Gate ave, south side. bet Pierce and Scott
and bath; all modern improvements.
Marine View.
Lombard st , cor. Leavenworth: lot 115 :6x197 g.
brick bulkhead Lombard ST.; lots ready to build
on.
Bay-Street Investment.
Bay St, south line, bet. Stockton and Midway; 2
story and basement house: rents $42 90 per month;
street accepted by the city.
Close to Water Front.
South side OF Rincon court, 900 feet west of
Main; lots: "a IS and % .6x62 each; both lots i'm
proved and rent for $lS per month each.
Paramount Lots.
Cor. of Arlington and Mateo sts.: lot 150x154 or
in lots; this property is rapidly improving aud
will dou Bile in values half cash, balance at
z per cent.
Close TO Mission Street.
Randall ST., south SIDE cor. Railroad; 1876 front
by l26 deep and 40 feet In rear; lot grade and
improving fast
Full particulars, catalogues, etc., at office of
ROBERT j. MERCER,
jy2O "a ~ 20 At 513 California st.
The morning call., 1890-07-20
ALA ME DA.
Trouble in the Timothy Family Again.
A Boat Club Ball.

Trouble in the Timothy Family Again.
A Boat Club Ball.
Unitarian services have been resumed In the
Masonic Hail. This morning at IL o'clock. Rev.
N. 4. Haskell VIII occupy the pulpit. There
viii be no evening services until next Septem-
Der.
The domestic troubles OF the Timothy family
have been frequently aired in courts The hus-
band and wife are divorced and The children are
divided IN their affections for their parents. a
few days ago john Timothy, one of the sons, got
into row with his mother and attempted 10
drive her out of tie house. He was arrested for
disturbing the peace. lie pleaded guilty and yes
terday was sentenced to serve Sixty days in the
County jan.
Miss Elizabeth Mclean, daughter OF Health
Officer Mclean, has returned from extended
visit to Mariposa County. During her stay there
she perfected her title TO Available timber claim.
The first anniversary ball of The Alameda Boat
Club TOOK place last evening in Park Opera
House, and was largely attended. The club is
in very prosperous condition, the membership
being over 100.
This city VIII send five delegates to the Re-
publican state Convention. The candidates
who are most likely TO be elected are |. G.
Daniels, j. N. Young j. A Waymire, w. p.
Jones and X. B. Tappan.
The morning call., 1890-07-20
DIED.


TYRRELL-In this city. July 10, 1890. Viola Mat
tie, beloved daughter OF Fred j. and Matte b..
TyrreIl. a native of San Francisco, aged l months
and 8 days.
RD- Friends and aequaintancesarer espectfulyin n
vited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY Sun
day., at 2 80 O'Clock p. NJ from the residence OF
the parents, 3 Elliot Park. -
GIESEKE-In this city. July II, 1890, Frederick
William 6ieseKe. beloved son of Theodore and
johanna Gieseke and brother of Theodore Geseke
Jr. aud Mrs. Charles SeiDel. native of Aschers-
leben-by- Magdeburg. Germany, aged "a years.
BB-Friends and aequaintances ara respectfully
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY fSun-
day., at 80 O'Clock P. NJ. from the Pacific I'm
t Tnird and Fourth interment 1. 0. o. f. Gene
STEwART-In this city. July 10, 1890. Benjamin
+. Stewart native OF Kentucky, aged 81 years.
EB-Freuds OF deceased respectfully i'm
vited to attend the funeral THIS DAY tSun-
day.. at IL O'Clock a. NJ. from the undertaking
taking parlors of Craig q Cochran, % and rs Mint
avenue So
YEARIAN-In this city. July 1s, $780, william H.
beloved husband or Mary +. Yearian and father Of
Carr and Willie Yearian, native OF Illinois, aged
40 years. q months and 26 days. Salt Lake
(utah) Tribune and Butte (Montl papers please
s-friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services THIS
DAY Sunday, at j O'Clock p. M. at the Central
Presbyterian Tabernacle, corner OF Golden Gate
avenue and Polk street. Interment private.
MARTIN--In this city. July 16, 1890 at her late
residence. 1855 Howard street. Augustine Flor
ida Martin, wife of John j. Martin, mother of
Mrs Syme Ferrier and daughter of the late Judge
Lawrence Ryan, native OF Florida aged 40
years.
F5-Friends ana acquantanees are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Suii-
day,) at / O'Clock p. NJ. from her late residence
1855 Howard street. Interment Mount Calvary
Cemetery. IS
TERRELL-In this city, July 10, 1890, W. L. Ter
reil, n native OF Virginia, aged rs years.
ES- Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sun
day., az O'Clock r. NJ, from the parlOrs of the
California Undertaking Company, southwest cor
OF Geary and Stockton streets. Interment
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
HOPPERGER--In this city, July 10, 1890, Emma
Hopperger, beloved child OF John and Anna Hop
The morning call., 1890-07-20
GUATEMALAN NEWS.
Possibilities of the Union Of Cen.
trail American States.
Prcclamations Issued by the Presidents Of Qua
temala and Hcnduras-They Are Anxious
for nifcation-Peacaable if Possible.
Special Correspondence of THE MonNIse CALL.

GUATEMALA CITY. June 26.-Proclamations
have just been issued by President Barlas Of
Guatemala and the President OF Honduras, de-
ciarng their dlsapprOval of the murder of the
late President MeuendeZ of San Salvador. They
also declare that the country Is in state of
peace, and also that they trust President Ezeta
Will preserve the policy Of the last Government
and will keep he contract providing for a union
OF the Central American States III September
next. The pr0clamations also intimate that II
this cannot be done by peaeeable means it VIII
be done by force OF arms.
Guatemala las now on the frontier force OF
1000 troops 10 protect tho country and the ma.
lives. The situation OF the Central American
States at present is peculiar. Tie contract for
the union OF the States has been signed by Hon
duras, San Salvador and Guatemala, and The
Senate OF Costa Rica has promised to sign il.
The contract VIII also be presented TO Nicaragua
when the Senate OF that country meets next
year. President EZetd OF san Salvador has nOti-
he'd the other States that he Will join them in
every question relating TO the States except
union.
Guatemala, which has been foremost in en-
deaVoTiug to bring about this union, has two
reasons Tor wishing it, namely, TO protect her
from home Invasion and TO strengthen her credit
abroad. Tie meeting OF the Commissioners upon
Tie Mexican boundary question is TO be held in
November.
The impression prevails here that the loan OF
S25,0OO,000 now pending In London VIII not be
affected by the recent trouble In San Salvador.
A part OF This money Is 10 be used TO complete
the northern railway into Mexico.
Business Is quiet but steady here; the eX-
change Of money has not been materially
affected.
Political circles are waiting for the report OF
the two Ministers sent by Guatemala and Hon
duras 10 learn the policy OF tie new Admuislra-
tion in San Salvador
The morning call., 1890-07-20

RUSSELL-McCABE-In this city. June o. 800, by
the Rev. Father Bremner. w. S. Russell and NJ
A. McCabe
BUCHSE-NAGEL-In this city. July 10, 1890, by
the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Ernst a. Buchse and Ella
Nagel.
BACHELDER-TYLER Antioch, July 16. 1890,
by the Rev. NJ II. Stoy OF San Rafael, Edward NJ.
Bachelor OF San Francisco Bertha P. Tyler
OF Antioch.
B0LUEMANN-R0BARD0- 9, $780, by the
Rev. o. G. Miller, Charles A. Boldemann of San
francisco and May c. Kobardo of Alameda.
MANN-DAULTON-In Oakland June "a. 1890, at
the residence of the brides parents, by the Rev.
Dr. Akerly, Seth Mann OF San Francisco and
Maude L. Daulton OF Oakland.
HELLER-SACHS-In this city, July 16, 1890 by
the Rev. DIR. Yo0rsanger, Emanuel NJ Heller and
Bella Sachs
NICKLE-PRESLEY-In this city, July 16, 1890,
William A. Nckle and Anna Bella Presley.
STEWART-ROBERTSoN this city, July 49,
1890, Robert Stewart and Annie NJ. Robertson
The morning call., 1890-07-20
GRAND CONSOLIDATION SALE
....sOF go.
Elegant Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Etc

NJ. j. simmons. Auctioneer, will sell Mon
day, July 21st, at o'clock A. NJ. at 1867
and 1859 Marx ct ST., near Seventh, all of
the Rich and Costly Par1or, Bed and Din
ing Room Furniture, Body Brussels Car
pets, Handsome Mantel Mirrors Grand
Rosewood Upright Piano, Fine French
Mantel Clocks, Etc, formerly contained in
the Elegant Residence of Arnold Pollak.
Esq, ITO O'Farreil St. al SO from residence
of Rev. DIR. Woolfport and Mrs. c. G. Fam
ems, and removed to our SalesroOmS for
convenience of sale.
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
Grand Stenway & Sons Rosewood Piano: London
French Piano; Elegant Parlor Sets in Plush and
Satin Brocatelle of the latest patterns; Elegant
Mantel Mirrors; 20 pieces, Fine Parlor Chairs, Di
vans and Patent Rockers of the latest styles: SO
Nearly New Body Brussels Carpets and Rugs; Fine
Pictures and Fancy Ornaments; / Eastern Walnut
and Antique Oak Bedroom Sets. with French Plate
mirror Dressers: Spring and Hair Mattresses;
Blankets and Pillows; Folding Bed walnut Ward
robes: Chifoniers; Secretary: Bookcases: Side
boards: Pedestal Extension Tables, with Chairs to-
match; HaIstand: Body Brussels Hall and Stair
Carpets; Fine Ranges; China and Glass Ware, Etc.
NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer
IN. B.-The above goods are all good as new, and
will positively be sold without reserve. jy20 2t
The morning call., 1890-07-20
BORN.

SILvA-In this city, July Is, 1890, to the wife OF
Joseph Silva, daughter.
OSBORN-In this city, July IL, 1890 to the wife of
Lamartine Osborn a
CUNEo-ln this city, July II, 1890, to the wife Of
II. CuneO, a
MCDEYITT-,Iuly 3, 1890, TO the wife OF Daniel
McDeyitu, daughter
ASHMAN-In this city, July IT. $780, to the wife of
John Henry Ashman son.
KIM BALL-Iu this city July IA, 1890, to the wife
or G. H. kimball, a daughter.
MITCHELL-In this city, July Is, 1890, to the wife
of Thomas L. Mitchell daughter
MEG UIRE-In this city July 49, 1890, to the wife
of Frank j. McGuire, a
BUTLER-In this city, July l6, 1890, to the wife of
j. +. Butter, son.
DALY-In this city, July l, 1890, to the wife OF
James W. Daily, daughter.
MULLANY-In this city, July Is. 1890, to the wife
of Michael Mullany, son.