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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
LIE wAfcHMAN BEING Tried.
All of Yesterday Consumed in the Hearing
OF Evidence.

All of Yesterday Consumed in the Hearing
OF Evidence.
The case Of Thomas Williams, the
Free-bridge Waterman, charged with the
murder of John Oakley (colored), was
partially heard in the Hastings Court
yesterday.
The prosecution was represented by
Commonwealth's-Attorney Smith, who
was assisted by Mr.. w. W. Cosby, Jr.
Messrs. G. Y. Meredith and Mayor Att
kisson, OF Manchester, appeared for the
defence.
The entire day was consumed in the
examination OF witnesses, all for the
prosecution and portion of these for the
defence being heard. About D o'clock
Mr.. Williams was put on the stand to
testify in his own behalf. His statement
was to the effect that he acted IN self
defence.
The shooting occurred on the 9th of
last August, Oakley dying several days
afterwards.
The examination of witnesses will be
finished and the case argued to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
NIr. Murnhy's Meetings.

Mr.. Francis Murphy, the celebrated
temperance orator, will commence a Sc
ries of meetings at the Seyenth-Street
Christian church next Sunday night,
All are invited TO attend and hear this
eloquent and distinguished temperance
advocate. The Executive Committee will
meet Wednesday night at the Seventh
Street Christian church and perfect ar
rangements for the meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
To Marry This Morning

Mr. J. Maddox Wallace, of Atlanta,
Ga, and Mrs. Emma W. Gordon, Of
this city, will be married at ii O'Clock
this morning at the home of Mr. II.
Theodore Ellyson, No. Sl4 Park avenue.
Mrs. Gordon is a sister OF Mrs. Ellyson
and is daughter OF the late Alexander
Walker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18

WANTED, A RESPONSIBLE
w PARTY IN every county in the state TO
TAKE CHARGE or OUR PUBLICATIONS and
Act as GENERAL AGENT for Us. Big money IN
Il. Address V. A. AUSTIN IL CO., II Post-Orico
gvpuue baltimore. sd. no 1857
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18

The missions to be held at St. Peters
Cathedral by the Jesuit brothers will
commence on the fifth Sunday in the
month, the Both instant.
The forty hours devotion will COM
mence at the Little Sisters Of the Poor
on Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock.
Benediction with high mass each eve
ming at g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
Verdict for One Thousand.

The only case tried in the City Circuit
Court yesterday was that Of Eva Lem
weber rs. The City Railway Company
for $40, 900 damages for injuries alleged
to have been sustained by a car starting
off when she was about TO alight from
the rear platform. thus throwing her vio-
leDtly 70 the ground. Mr.. Thomas Nell
son Page represented the pIaintiliand Mr.
Wyndham Il. Meredith the defendant
company. 1t was about supper-time
when the jury returned a verdict in favor
of the plaintiff for q 600. A motion to
set aside the verdict Will be argued this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
Mr. MEYER DENIES.
lie Answers Fully the Bill Filed Against
Him IN the Chancery Court.

lie Answers Fully the Bili E1lcd Against
Him IN the Chancery Court.
Mr.. Henry II. Meyer, who on last We'd
nesday made deed of assignment, yes
to-day answered the bill filed against
him on Friday by numerous unpreierred
creditors in on cndoavor TO break the
deed.
The respondent in opening declares
that said bill is not sufficient IN law. lie
did make an assignment but denies
that it was for the purpose OF mnderlng,
DELAYING, and delrauding his creditors
He denies that the bill Of sale Of certain
articles of furniture to his wife, &c, WAS
for the purpose of hindrance, delay. or
frand. but for valuable consideration
paid him by his wife out of her own
funds derived from some other source.
He also disclains that the two deeds were
made IN pursuance Of scheme to de-
fraud creditors, or that the purchases
recently made by him were with iraudu-
lent intent or that they were largely IN
excess of the needs of his business, and
that at the time they were bought nc
had no intention of failing.
HIS INTENTIONS PROPER.
Respondent also AYERS that II 1t had
been his intention to defraud he would
not have returned goods arriving after
his assignment or stopped the shipping
Of others by telegraph.
He further denies that his creditors
or trustee had any knovledge Of fraud,
even any was committed. which he EN-
phatically deuies and that be dld not
begin to retail goods az soon as received
at far below cost, but that goods so sold
were carried over from the previous sea
son.
He denies that goods were shipped Sc
cretly from his store before assignment,
but openly and in usual manner IN the
DAYTIME. The debt due julius Meyer Il
Sons is, he declares, based upon good
and valuable consideration, andls wholly
unpaid. and that preference OF the note
endorsed by his wife is not to her but to
the Savings Bank Of Richmond.
WHAT IS ASKED.
No intentional mistatement OF affairs
was made, and that all representations
were from memory, and based upon the
supposed condition of his affairs in Feb
ruary, 1890. He states positively that
tho trustee had no knowledge of alleged
fraud, as claimed in the bill. He then
makes a general disclaimer for himself,
trustee. and preferred creditors of all
the allegations in the bill, asks that his
answer be treated as cross-bill, and
that the Court Will not permit the case
to be dismissed or removed until the
matter in controversy is settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18

The ambulance was called yesterday
at 5:l5 7. Nj. to attend white man at
No. D south Fifteenth street who had
fallen from porch and bruised himself
severely. After being treated by the
physician In charge he was left with
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
Would Not Pardon Him.

The Governor yesterday refused to
pardon James Braxton, who was con-
victed OF unlawful assault at the present
term OF the Hastings Court of Richmond
and sentenced to SIX months in Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
DICHMOND BAZAAR, 6rA,-o
/ 4 Nos. 1893 AND 1870 FRAsgLls STREET Il IL
Special sale Of TWENTY HEAD or USEFUL
WESTERN HORSES on
WEDNESDAY TIE 18TH fssfAsr
az u O'Clock.
Public attention requested.
no ls-2. +. y. COOK, Salesman.
BY Frank D. I'M & Co..
Renl Estate AuctiOuecrs.

YlRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 TIMBERFD LAND ~ CHARLES CITY
COUNTY At AUCTlON.-By virtuo Of q decd Il
trust from George y. Wystt 90 William l.. t0war-
AIN. trustee dstei 2Gth March. 1881. aud duly re-
corded in tho ClerS'5 Orlco Charles Guy county
Court, ia Decd Book 10. page ~. default having
been made in the payment ~ "A note Lherein be-
cured, and baing reQursted by ihe bcneaciaries
20 20 DO, wo viii sen az public auction, AZ Charlcs
city Courthouse, IN
THURSDAY, 2OrH NOVEMBER.
It 70 o'clock NJ. the PROPERTY mentioned IN
said decd a follows: All that certain tract 0r
parcel Of LAND situate, lying, and being IN mo
county ~ Charles City, Va. containing Eb
ACkRS, moro or loss and adjoining the lauds OF
Heuiamln A. Hnncc aui others, Gnt Is The same
regl estate purchased by said Wyatt Of lO'n p.
R0yau The land Is about four nles from k0N-
berry station, on the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
r1a1, and about SIX mllSs IRON Harjea'- Wharf
on james riyor. There Is 90 tho land about go
cords of nrst-class wood, and about 800 coris OF
sscOnd-ciGss wood, win great many railroad
tics. and some very good lumber
TERMS: Whiie ihe deed requires cash tho
terms will be very liberal AMI on long time ~
bo announced on day OF sale
WILLIAM n. COWARDiN,
CAMILLA A. COWAkDiN,
Executors Of William L. Cowardil, trustee. de-
ceased
f.. ID. HILL q Co, Auctioneers. oc29
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
xxrANTFD ALLPARTIES INTER

WANTED, ALL PARTIES INTER
w ESTED to know that the LOT DRAWlNG
~ tho BIG ISLAND LAND AND IMPROVE
NRST COMPANY will take place at Big Island,
Va, MONDAY. November %. 1879.
lot drawing % commences promptly al
O'Clock a. NJ
Public sale OF company's lots at ~ o'clock.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway VIII issue
special rates on the 23d, cath. and 25th.
Leave Richmond sunday night al l:S0 I. VI.
ria Chesapeake and Ohio. arriving AT blg Island
Monday morning at O'Clock. Leave Big Island
A. g.45 r. NJ, arriving In Richmond Tuesday at
ocloct-oniy ono day lost from business.
Attend this sale II you want 10 make money or
10 secure a site for summer cottage Ia the
loyeliesI spot and healthiest place IN the entire
south HON. T. j. FOLkES,
President Big Island Land and improvement
Company
Address r. b. THAW, Vico-President and
General Manager, Big Island. Va. no l2-d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18

1lmberlake z Ffays0T, AucuOleeFs,
1910 east 5isin.
COMMENCING AT 1890 THIS
u MORNING we viii soil az our auctlon-rooms
very fine WALNUT HALL *. With French
plate mirror:
pGRLoR FTKNITURg, CHAIRS, BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES,
COOKING an HEAT Mrs iONES,
MAkBLk-TOp BUFFET; -.
KITTENS OE-IABLEs, LOUNGES,
CLOCKS, PICTURES,
10 cases CANNED-Ol SIkhs
100 TWO-GALLON STONE JAh5;
20 cases INK;
~ cases POLISHING POWDERS '.
upright SHOWCASES, aud hlSCBLLANb-
Gus AKTiCLES. ,, -.,,,r
At private sale one very mo PAhLOb SUIT
and one large BAR MIRROR;
no Is TsMBbhLAhE ma SIR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18

VIZ olEi4o cAl-
n
VALUABLE MINIS. NItfff IIf'. N......
MACHINERY, Alu T.H..tl. ahI.
Tho uulera gnri trIr-"". aIf
tru-t executed i' in.fu .. ... t.-.
$40 ism Say ~ November l.. HI.
tue of tho provisions u. st.I ...I ..'
of th. tuvr.r t.ar..r ...rf ...
sru 90 public au.uoa. sf u. uIr-I...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
Apperson & Co.
Real Estate Auct.Oneors.

Tee NER II ELLIS. AUG
Il TONERS, viii sell at public auction
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER - le90,
at 1920 A. NJ, at No. S west Broad street. and
continue daily until III stock Is disposed Oh
g5s LADIES' LONG AND SHORT CLoAKs AID
JACKETs-au sizes and Of this seasons
make, consisting Of the very 1nest quality
and latest styles;
JERS BY CLOTH SHORT CLOAKS, with silk
and satin inings, gest fronts, and double
breasted.
This is a rare opportunity for ledies to pur-
chase their WINTER GARMENTS at thoir own
price. Terra-Coita, Wood-Brown, Goblin Blue,
Sir John Blue, Black, and all the lates! shades,
Ladies especially invited.
These goods are from o recent failure and
must DO sold regardless OF cost or value.
Remember the time aud place
No. WEST BROAD TkEET-TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER lSrH. AT 1879 a. n,
Como early and examine tho goods.
FECHNEH & ELLIS,
no1s-lt' Auctlole RS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
BY B. T.. Turner & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AurtiCnecrs,
s'2 east Broad. phone so.

BY Is. T. Turner q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Au'tionecrs,
si2 east Broad, phone so.
VRCSTEE'S SALE OF A MOST De
4 slRABLE VACANT BUILDING LOT.
FRONTING THIRTY FEET OK me NORTH
SIDE or TAYLOR STREET AND RJNNlNG
BACK 40 FEET BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES
TO An ALLEY, AT AICrIOa, o.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER a. ls9o,
ATA91O'CLOCKP 7. NJ, on THE pkEhISES.-po-
fault having been made M She payment " cer-
tain noto secured In q deed of trust % me, dated
May D. lssN ana dulyrec)rici in me clerks "i-
fee. ri 'hmOnd Charcrry Court, Deadlock la1t,
page 90, and having bson requested py ihe noio-
holder, | viii soil tho property meuiouei IN
said decd as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN
PIECE OR PARCEL or LAND -it latei, lying,
and being I'm the wo'tern part or tho city ~
Richmond. Va. fronting 80 feet on the north
side ~ Taylor street anu running back l2l t'ot
b.twoen parallel lines e. AN alloy AMI dc-Ie-
untcd on Alexander a.. Loe'7 plan of sydney and
Harvey a. Lot No. .i IN ~QuRre No. 4
TERMS: Cash sufficient g. pay any taxes that
may De- due, the expenses az sale. AMI fu dis
charge note for flS.,1 with intrrr5' thereon
from November -, irJ|. and the r3-iiuo 40 such
terms ~ the grgutor may prescribe.
JANE, III. Hay Ec, Trustee.
b. f. TURNER q CO., Auct.oneers. no i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18

No. norm hl'f.tt" ~
INVEST END LOTS. IN Plan on
w ARLINGTON, FOX Sab AT
By vrtuo of % decd az irlsi i.on
wgngeT aud wife - ". I. DnFHf.i.
default haging been mHIe ON Nr l.t ..
note necurol in decd iafni l-il 9-.,
aud duly recorded Ia llnft o
county Court ia Decd Book .ii g., ~ "a.
being requested so o. so py CD iei't, ll' =
ths Wndersiguel substitutes f .''.,' ~ 81.
III Hourico County Court. July &. i-hi 7' ~
coed % sail IS auction, on iLe yi.L
o'clock z. NJ,
MosDAY. EovEzsas % i'., .,
The PROPERTY dsscdbei in sail g pr "a
lo~s. An those lots q lard I'D 20 "a
henric5, near no city ~ kicnmeni' a 81,
of Arlington, being Noe- 'i, Q. y, 90 .... -
north siSe ~ Dance street. toiref p b.. ~
iUtchir ssreets fronting ep't 81 ie'. it ,
f.et Dsiug part " tie rr'sl .eiiio 49, 80
saii Neissanser ~ 1. W. "'''"
TKEss. WIN, TIC decd ca.'f iof 80 ~. III !
NOR, favorable ter.8s viii Do frna.e
80 FRANK ~. CIhlrtiA.''
BY. l. Cru ~, .....
Fs.xv ID. Uru u Co. AuctopeciN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
AUCTION sALps-rmp,. "a.
BY James -. B'sm,
Real Es'sio Agent and A1crilnssr.
iil3 Main street

hSai htttto Agent AMI AIcfi rnar
iii3 Main street.
DUBLlC SALE
a oF
FOUR GOOD cHURCHuifL DWuff..,
Nos. 81 AND si9 NORTH TWg.rf.r,..
STREET. AND Nos. 2fs tsu e..
o STREET.
ALL NEW WELL LOCATED. ASB pI.,..
HANDSOMELY
BY request - Tho owner shaI rU f......
auction, o. iho pramliet. oa
FRIDAY, N0ygnga lsr.
AZ ~ o'clock p. r., teri0nmg rn Tr.-.......
street, tho ahogo-ngmci tthi SKA.
rWO-slOkf FRAME DWELLING.
log Eve rooms oach Uih ODD a..
niencos, IN good order. n.,l ..ts.I
uu1or gooi "cn'ai, ouFaHlenr. .r.
located, desirable for homes. rrf ...
fr0ctiyo Tor rental grrl D.a.. IIr..
Of Ne OHnor 10 rrAUI' o. Tr. r...
viii Doe soil, AMI thls $50 D. a. ..u....
tInily - secure h4rgalu-
Ali pers ln5 iniorrs'rl GRO ut..
thrm an0 attend taU ss'l.
TERMS: Liberal, luI 70. r4...
no 20 q. E DIAM. I......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18

n, 1890 4. NJ, and resumlng Al 1870 Z. NJ. each
and every day az tho same hour until the stock
IS disposed ~.
In part the stock consists Of REPOUsslE SER
VICE SETS. HASD-ENGRAY6D TEA-sBrs,
sALvRRs. all oizos. .EPERGNES. URNs, Gov
EkED DISHES. TUkEEss-in fact, everything
made In nrst-class silvergars FOR table 90 home
comfort FRUIT and BERRI-BOWLS IA all
the new and latcst colors, mounted 10 silver
Also. a fine limo OF SOUVENIR GOODS, sutatlo
for Wedding ana Birthday and Christmas Pres
ents.
These goods are too we'll known 20 require
any extended notice, and o. the many. many
years these goods have been soil la this city 10
should be a sufficient, guarantee for shoso Wish
Ing 10 purchase now.
Very respectfully.
no1S CEOKGa W. WAYO, Auc,i'nocr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18

WANTED, LADIESAND GENTLE
w MRN 10 send their FADED OR sOILED
CLOTHING 70 be CLEANED OR DYED We dye
or clean the mcst delicate shade or fabric. Old
clothe. fnade new. We repair and remodel
mems clothing. speciality IN mourning goods.
We pay oxpressaee both ways. Write for par
tlcuihr5 and price list Keep your money In tho
south. ladies' dresses fyei without rlpplng
NcRWENis STEAM DYE WORKS AND CLEAN
ING Establishment, Nashville, Tenn.
Mention this paper. oc 22-W, Su&luim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
HFNaY srocEBaio1s, Attorney


HANDSOME sOUTH-FOI.lH.
I STREET RESIDENCE 81 hll.lut.
rrluo.t ~ the nsuar We -laI .e. ~
upon no premises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
INVEST BEOAD-STREET STORE

VRvEST BKOAD-STREEr STORE
w rROPERrI.-At re request " the
owner gc viii cell by auction, upon Tie prola-
i5es, on
MONDAY, NOyEHBEE 70 $500,
81 o'clock p. NJ, tia, weli-locatfd STORE. Ne.
.3g west Broad sue't nov lu mo occupancy ot
A. H. Fleming, EEL Tho l1f has u front " about
2fxl3s feet with a wde alley in rear Tho de-
maDd for Br0ad-atre.t store property is Oh tue
Increase, owing - It's present aud future value,
which, together with its ncaruesa - tbe Masonic
Tonple should call forth pill Attendance ~
those an xiOus % make money Without mental or
bodily effort .. ..,.
TERds: At solo. CHEWING s. ROSE,
noIs huct0ner3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18

CHASCRRY C0URr OF TuB CITY or RICHXOND-
HARDWOOD vs. LsfDY AND OTHERS.
I. Charles W. G0ddn, clerk OF said court, Ger
tlty that the bond required u the special COM
missiOuers by the decree IN said cause OF OctO-
her ~. $780, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this l0-h day % NOvem-
Der, 1920. CHARLES w. GODDiN,
no II Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, CONFEDERATE
w MONEY. STAMPS, BONDS, Sc. Cash
paid for same In any quantity. Send lists to
T.. G. SAWYER,
rofLrts Beauclerc, Fla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE
EXTRA HANDSOME hSl Very rtr-t.--
RESIDENCE DOTS
or PARK AyESCr. JUST U-loEr .re..s
MONUMENT ~ AUCTION


IN execution oft1o ho-r.rll,r--r. ...ff.
roe SO will ssu By auction. rl ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-18

WANTED, BYA RICHMOND MAN
~ ~ pleasant address and good HABITS n
POSITION As TRAN EL.IN0 SALESMAN. Has
had several years experience on the road. Can
give good references, Address Co. Post-Onice
DrANer No. lAy, CItY. no I9-Ot
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat, net s. cents per b.
Hops, active; s. cent. per ID.

A FAT DAY FoR THIEvE-Ee--
ierdsy seems TO have been s good.
favorable day 81 the fsir grounds
for thieves and pickpocke,S Capt.
TxyIor, OF Portland. s,esmbus;
captain or the Columbia snd VIII
annette rivers lost $500 in money
snd some papers, and smother Pori
hand nsn lost $50. The money iu
10th cases was taken ont o. SD IN
side vest pocket. JOHN Potter. OF
Fox Nslley. lost So; lady lost S<s0
on Tire platform $, the L. P. station
AT :be sSir grounds nuDbs. OF
other smaller the.ts were com
mIt,ed, in all sSg-egsting over y
Thousand dollars. 1t seems s little
scrAnEe tbs; $ man should csrrN
80 O: 500 ST place Ike the stat,
fair where al the thieves and thug
Arr sure 10 collect in spite OF IN,
oe<t management II msn bas
occasion 10 Use Considerable money
while 81 the fair IN the vay OF buy
ing stock he should place his money
in bank until be needs il, but il
ne Is carrying il for the purpose Of
gambling be Is 10 be little pitied
Any wsy there Is little excuse for s
man 10 have big SUMS OF money
aboc; his pe-sou 81 8 big public
gathering Ike . state fsir. unless he
wishes TO support thieves and pick
rockets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

The MIIIS.-A JOURNAL re-
porter learns that il is quite prob
able that the Salem Scotch mills
have passed into the hands Of the
Lsdd syndicate that controls the
Salem FIGURING mills. The Ssteru
mills people reviewed the property
and real estate csrefully some weeks
since, snd later. Mr.. Mcdonald, the
Scotch agent was here, and j, i
;elievs7d by some who s7e situated
10 command inside information.
thst AL arrangements for the trans
fer have been completed, if the trans
fer has hot sl7esdy actually been
made. If this Is correct, one syndi.
cate will control both properties
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
PERSONAL AND LUCll.

P. Janney. OF Turner, is . Salem
visitor to-day.
G. W. Richardson. Of Mccoy, Is
in the city doing business to-day.
Z. &. Pentlaud Of Iudependencc,
Secretary Of the Oregon Press lAssc-
citation, is in the city.
r. :. Pague, Chief Of the Oregon
Weather Service at Portland. made
the JOyRNAI.s & call to-day.
Mrs. VIM. NAnduyn and Miss
Anna WiIheTs. NJ Co1urg, are visit
in the city with Mrs. l. Nsnduyn.
Nm. Ryan, q substantial Inde-
peudencs farmer, is at the fair. Tho
- sInonc Democrat, he sustains the
JOURNAL snd would be glad at $
papulsr election To- have chance Il
vote for Mitchell for senator against
any democrat in Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

AT THE OPERA To-NIeHT. -
There Was 3 large audience ST the
opera house last night 10 see the
ma-n hcent pay produced by
Wa; de comedy and specially COM
psny. The play is simply grand
The act, Jim kee's Wash House, -
Is play TO be seen few times in q
lifetime and al should see that, If
nothing else. The whole play Il
good, but this part is resl treat slid
i surely the most laughsbie act nov
extant The actors have the cn,-
TUNES and al the appearance OF
Celestiais, and their little wash den
Il well represented. Tbis is s star
troupe and everything is firrt-cla.s.
There is not q vulgar or prnfsne
word or set in the whole play.
Every performer has his individual
part 10 perfection and IL luminsry
In his line They lad fine hous-
last night and should have a. good
3 one tonight They play tonight
and tomorrow night,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

THE COMING ATTRATIoS.-Th.
attraction for next week 81 III,
opers house will pe the celebrs,eG
pisy "a Night Off," given for the
benefit OF the new Salem band. The
plsy is now under the direction O.
Ars- ". ". Hs1en- The compan
my Of which the rIoup il composed
i. entirely O, home talent snG
among them are some Of Salem I
best artists who are well known to
always please their audience in
whatever undertaking they sppesr
il before the public. The company
viii reproduce their plsy at Gervais
on Friday night following the Tnes
day night On which it is given here
Every body should 60 out next Tues
day night and while they sre being
entertained by fDe program, ST
the same tune sid the new De nd in
. worthy undertaking. The band
has been to q heavy expense IL
secure their new instruments snd
they have asked no assists nee from
the city. Everybody go out and
hear something good.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
4 Prpseutatle 1ap-Pipce.

4 well-dressed man is noticed
everywhere. Very much OF the
tidy, business effect Of neat dressing
is wrought by the nat. collar, scarf.
cuff, and small details that GO 10
comprise presen:able upper story.
Nen who would ls4 -ucsr-s liz TIL.
line must make selections from The
stock Of Johuson, B,sothby & Co.
the leading clot.liers. mt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
Unc OF the sights.

When In Salem az the State fair
ali the sights should be taken in by
visitors. The wonderful variety and
flush Of the ~a.-m Noolen Mil
CO's goods at their new store on
Commercial street Is attracting
crowds right along. \ new line OF
soft slik-:iuish ladies dress fauuels
in sll the most fashionable shades
Just dis lHyed. div
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

ALI PROPERTY OwSERs-And
residents between Cottage stree; and
o. c. r. r. track, and betH zen Mil
and Mission streets sre earnestly
urged 70 attend meeting at west
hou-e Of 4. w. Scott, corner Oik
and Summer streets, et T:3O p. II.
Monday evening, sept. -, 1880, TO
discuss the GdvisabieDess u taking
some action toward asking for i'm
prOvements Of streets. fire proiec-
tior. electric light aud similar rights
due the Taxpayers in said district
MANY TAXPAYERs. S-l56tF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

BEYOND THE FAIR GEoUSDs.-
The surveying party on the Silver
verton motor line were beyond the
fair grounds this morning and rap
Idly advancing towards the other
end Of the line They expect TO be
through the East Pudding river by
Saturday night. They surveyed
tie lines on both sides Of the fair
grounds Tue question wss heard
asked last evening aud this morn
ing II there is any truth in the state
ment that the line will soon oe
built. There 10 strong evidence
evidence now that such is the case.
The projectors Of the road are not
inclined to say much, but they are
hard at work 10 make II success.