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The morning call., 1891-06-19

LOLDING-BEDS- EXAMINE OUR NUMBER
Il 2O05, mirrOred with large plate lSX40: walnut
oak cherry and 18th century, cash price elsewhere
$50: our installment price only $40 country orders
packed, shipped fr 10 any depot NJ. FRIEDMAN
q co. 22s. go STOCKTON So. and 237 Post. lst U
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81 S0 FOR CABINETS; FULL LENGTH;
tp .OOGodeus Art Studio, 10 Sixth cod 9n
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I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE LOWEST
II price; easiest terms on new and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; highest
pTicS paid for secondhand goods; open evenings
1Ol7, 1913, 1921, 1923 Mission st., bet Sixth and
Seventh. u N0ONAN. AM II
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E'IBSTCLASS GERMAN MIDWIFE; PLEASANT
Il home for confinement. 1909 Mission ST. je2 I'm
MRS. B. BAUMANN REMOVED FROM POWELL
wi St to 2I2 Ellis ieI limo
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Az ILL MISS MARY MASON, FORMERLY or
W Aleatraz Island please call at II Laskie ST. and
see MRS. RAYNOR? jel4 It's
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IN MORE RoCKMEN FOR QUARRY, $40 AND
~ found. steady work farmers, same ranch,
near city, $50 and found; 10 men to WORK at hay
ing. city, 81 20 a day: farmer aud wife for "A
gentieman's place. $50. see boss here: farmer who
can run header, 81 day; 10 woOd-ehOppers. near
city, 81 a cord; blacksmith 500 and found; black
smith aud wood-worker, $50: blackSmiths 81 a
day. 70 wood-ehoppers, 81 80 cord. see boss here;
2 quartz miners, 81 rs day. c. X. HANSEN q
co, 40 GearY ST. IL
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ZINE CABINET PHOTOS, 50 PER DOZEN AT
Il the New York Gallery, 1l44 Market st. je6 3m
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w ANTED-10 WOODCHOPPERS, 81 A TIER
w Tor stove wood; 10 abOrerS 81 rs and 81
day driver Tor butcher wagon $25; mixers, $50;
miners, $40; farm teamster. $50; farmers $50;
lToner for laundry $35; A blaeksmths. country So
day; man TO run cutoff saw, $50; tail sawyer
$50; man and wife private place, $40; 4 laborers
about saw-mill, $50. and many Others Appy 10 J.
Il. CKOSETT a co. 62S SACRAMENTO St II
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lOU bet. Seventh and Eighth; will rent who're or
any portion for term of from one to fifteen years
ASHTON, All Montgomery ST. my30 cod I'm
goo SOAP FACTORY IN COMPLETE RUN,
spOU. ming order with capacity of 10000 bs
per month ASHTON All Montgomery M 3Oeod m
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
v. LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUIIDER
- 6l9 Sacramento st.. cabinet work and fitting up
Offices promptly attended; telephone 300 ml8tr
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VA ANTED - TO BUY A CHICKEN-RANCH:
W terms SIS to $40 month; would take charge
Of ranch or would lease for a number OF years. Ad-
dress Cheap Box 10. this office. tel9 3ts
"A Ill PAY CASH FOR SMALL, JOB OFFICE
W c., Box 27, this ofaee jel7 Era
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ON THEINSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS.
" silks Sealskins and sealetJe cIoaks: carpets
furniture, lacecurtains, blankets aud fotdingbedS
at VI. FRIEDMAN e. CO.'S, 22S and $50 Stockton
ST. Why pay ready money when you buy just
as cheap by making small cash payment down,
balance weekly or IN Onthly? An inspection of
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods samples promptly attended TO. 228 and
23O Stockton, and 237 Post; open evenings lst &
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4 gloves. II. n HEN ElHAN. 30 suffer st. je6 i'm
DR. A. NJ l.. HOLMAN, STEAM BATHS AND
~ own remedy; for rheumatism. 25La
Sixth st. Room 5 Office hours 9 O a iA6 I'M
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VA ANTED-A MAN TO CALL on Us AND
w buy a watch on weekly payments. imperial
Jewelry Company, 20 o'FarrelI ST. je9 GIN
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('ARD-SHUFFLERS FOR SALE AT TOY FAC
I tory Sixteenth ST.. nr. Folsom. myl9 limos
FOLDING AND OTHER CHAIRS TO RENT FOR
Il private public purposes. The indianapolis
Furniture Co. 74S-752 Mission st. DELE e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25

OFFICE OF
JANIS RIVER TAEsIsG & LgATKBs Co..
1919 EAST MAIN sTsET.
RIcHa0SD, VA, January u, 1881. J
HAVING SEVERED OUR CON-
l. NECTION with tie firms Of STERN q CO.
and N. :. BLOCK s. CO. We have openeda
WHOLESALE LEATHER AND sH0E-FINDiN0
BUSINESS
In connection with our Tsnnory. and propose
keeping a full liae Of FRESH and SEAsoSA-
BIZ GOODS az b0 tom prices.
Having oar own ttnEery We viii DO tue head
auArters on SOLE, UPPER. HAkNEsS, skirt
fNG, and COLLAR LEATHER. and IL will be 70
your interest 10 purchase from US, as wo Will be
able 90 save you monoy. A trial order Is so
ncited aud satisfaction guaranteed. Messrs. II.
J.. HYDE and LEOPOLD HAHN will be pleased 70
serve their friends. Highest cesh prices paid for
HIDES. Respectfully,
JAMEs- RIVER TANNING & LEATHER Co,
IA 25-su2t LEE STRAUS. Proprietor.
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| RJb6O71S
that were 6, 7, 8, and
&c., your choice for &c. /;
HaDobureS and Laces.

Near $4,000 worth, including every
yard in the house, with new prices.
Such sale was never made by this
house. Not piece will be held in re-
serve. You must come and see the
prices-from 1c. up.
Carpets, Clonks, Curtains, and what
ever is in the house will meet unprece'
dented prices,
Tuesday morning on practical ex'
hibition
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Dr0Dery
See these Silk

Nets or evening wear. some seven
ty-three pieces in all. The
-----.i first is an almost full line oil
colors, including black, plum, 46 inches
wide, figured with stripe, all pure silk
the best price was Sl.l9, and now they
are selling for SOC. yard.
Another is on All-Silk Brussels, with
close, cone-shaped spots, as light
and airy as Sl.39 could ever buy
heretofore, and the price is 75c.
Cream -Colored Bobbin-Net, with one
and-a-half-inch squares of heavy
silk embroidery, price was Sl.2o,
its present selling price is 5Oc. q
yard /;
Gauze dc Sole, pure silk, satin stripe,
Al inches wide, various light tints
and black. the price was SIP, and
now its selling price is Toe.
Another of the same species, with neat,
small polka dots-the new price Is
Sl.25;
Another All-Silk Brussels, with large
polka dot and squares, 46 inches
wide-the usual Sl.l good-selling
pattern now Soc. yard
s1.69 was the price OF this Blue All-Silk
Lace Net, cluster of stripes with
figures alternating, II inches apart,
7jc. yard-full 46 inches wide;
See this Colored Point do Esprie, the
price 49c,, and now it sells for Zoe. /;
44-inches wide Soft Cotton Brussels Net
with 2-inch wide stripes, the entire
net despatched with small and large
polka spots, white and cream, only
60c. tine price, and now it sells for
87lc.
Similar but smaller design in scarlet the
same price
Some twenty odd pieces OF black, beside
the great number Of things untold.
The entire stock of these goods will
be placed on middle counters, centre
aisle.
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The association Ball


will find individual comfort in the many
Fancy Silk Wares that are sold here
for about one half their cost.
Spools of Knitting Silks here for 19c.
Silk Tides with hand-painted boiling
cloth edge with silk fringe, SOC.
Steel Crochet Needles, double or single,
choice OF any 30. each--from 8 and
10c. !;
A bottle of ST. Thomas Pure Bay-Rum,
costing generally 39c., for 15c.;
Vaseline, 10 and lJc. bottles for &c.
All the Moiro Crown-Edge
R16ons shat ss. ,css ysss .Ss,s c; Z ts; s. ss end
All the Sash Ribbons are selling fol
G5c.-some of them were Sl.4S;
All-Silk, Satin, and Gros-Grain Cream,
only No. 3, for &c. a yard
Satin and Gros-Grain, Ii inches wide,
for 6lc.-best lac. value;
Seamless-Stockinet Dress-Shields for 90.
pair; Silk for 1910.
See the Buttons-not one half their
value or price.
We shall place on sale for this week
all the
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HGndkercbiefS

thread, Sncet
hemstitched. with colored border; an
other with aIl-over hair-line plaid, still
another. white. very sheer, beside quite
number of others. The prices were
10, 12l. and 15c. Your choice of the
entire lot for &c. Another lot OF White,
Plain Hemstitched, with slight manufac-
facturer's imperfections, pure linen, the
imperfection price was l4c. your choice
for &c. Read of Gentlemen's Colored-
Rordered Pure Linen Hemstitched, %,
%, and Soc. was the price, your choice
for 1Jc.
- dozen handsome Silk Mufllers-prices
from zoe. to S2.73-your choice Of
the entire lot with prices cut precise
ly in half;
Gentlemen's Colored-Bordered Hem
stitched Silk Handkerchiefs-prices
were 40, SO, and 75c.-your choice
for 35c. :; .
All the White Silk Handkerchief will
be sold with fourth off
Paper Novels-50 and 2Jc.
Poobe books-your choice for
s----------' All the best and new 25c.
Books for 12c.
See the Gilt Edge Poems, cloth bound,
for 29c.;
Novels of the same by the best authors
for 25c.;
You remember what we said about the
$40 Webster's Dictionaries for -,
with patent index. You will never
see them again after the lot is
closed-at least, not for this price.
Brussels Made are notthe
q 5::s q; A: 4! Corset, ;:.i E; 81:
S2.75-all sizes
The Noteworthy P. d. 50 Corset, show
ing the slightest handling, for s2
French Woven with Scalloped En-
broidered Tops, &c.
The G. p. French Satine, French manu-
facture, usual price 32.49, for $3.50.
All the best COrsets can be had here.
The Special Ladies' Muslin
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Dress
TRIMMINGS |

Persian Embroidery Red Band Trim
ming, was ESQ. to sl.6S, your choice
of all for 50c. yard (;
Colored Silk Fringe, OF silk cord with
crochesed balls, pnce was Sl.l3, nov
Doc. . yaxd;
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'Under1CeGr Sale

Some ninety-six dozen of the finest in
everything will take place this week.
II viii include all the last seasons stock
of Clean and Soiled as well. Neither
the cost nor value is considered. For
instance here is Gown, Cambria,
Mother Hubbard back and front, Yoke
OF fine Medici Lace Beading, trimmed
with one and ahalf inch Lace, the price
was S2.35 to SO. 42-your choice OF any
for Sl75.
Another Cambria, Mother Hubbard front
and back, plated back yoke OF forty
narrow tucls, with Valenciennes
inserting and edged with Valepci-
ennes lace, very handsome, andeost-
ing s. 75-for' Sl.75.
E ibs lGos eos Sr:r Hundred na4 nioP, all al
tiles. only the finest made. at similar
prices Corset Covers, Skirts, Drawers.
Chemise, and Childrens Dresses. Some
not half value, and one washing will
bring them back to the original value.
Ostrich Feather Neck Boas, various
colors, original price S2.4S-your
choice for 75c.
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THE TOWER,
CORNER sECayD and BROAD.
julius SYCLE tSOy, Prsp'istalz

This week you win find display OF
Fine Muslin Underwear, nothing 10
equal price, quality, and make in this
city. These garments are all laid out
and displayed on five counters Second
floor. Take elevator. Parties buying
trousseau will not only save money BY
examining our stock, but will SEQ styles
that never before were exhibited in this
city. These goods range in price from
90c. to 81 apiece. We will also have dis
played in another part of the house .
cheaper line Of Muslin Underwear.
ranging in price from 25c TO 81.
Nothing in the city to equal the display
of Underwear that's TO be seen at THE
TOWER this week. We will take
pleasure in showing you the styles even
if you do not care TO purchase.
Gauze Draperies, tinsel effect, A inches
wide, in all evening shades. $50 per.
yard-former price, 1925.
EMBRoIDERIEs.
Cambria, Swiss, aud Nainsook En-
broideries in oil widths. In this depart
ment you will be shown goods at rc-
duced prices. among which we invite at
tention to lot of fino and neat patterns
at 8, 10, 12I, Is, 30, and 25c. This en-
tire line is new and well selected, COM
prising ell .he latest effects.
5, 200 yards of Figured and Solid Colored
Satine 10 be sold at Sjc., regular
price always l2lc
DRIVES IN LINEN.
We quote below few Of the special
bargains
100 dozen Irish Linen Huck. Towels, So.
each worth 12ic.
Soc. pieces of All-Linen Checked Glass
Towelling, 1Oc. a yard worth l2ic.
Also, included in this sale are 8 pieces o:
Bohemian Half Bleached Table
Damask, O. inches wide, 69c. worth
81.
TORCHON. LINEN LACES, AND
LINEN 1RIMdINGS.
In this department half value every
where prevails for the newest and best Of
patterns:
French Percales, regular price 15c., our
price 12ic. {;
Fine line OF Percales for Infant Dresses
and irt-Waists. lOc, a yard.
Every department in the store has con-
tributed to make our display superior 10
that of any previous season.
Misses Spring. Weight Gretchens in Tan
and Gray only s275, former price
$3.50.
Boys Shirt-Waist reduced in price.
None OF the new goods are in stock YETI
Come and help us TO make room for the
new ones.
White Spreads, 81 worth sl.25;
White Spreads, Sl.25 worth sl.75;
New Plaid Dress Goods, SO inches wide.
25c.
New Spring Shades in Henrietta, soc.--
full 40 inches, worth 81.
UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
Bodies of "Cast-Iron Muslin," Linen
bosom and bands, reinforced fronts.
seams filed and stayed, continuous
facing, sizes II to ls inches. at SOC.
each.
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|SiZb Shoe LGceS.

shades for &c. pair;
Silk Corset Laoes, full length, half inch
width. 15c. pair. all colors; =.
Children's Mother Hubbard French
Flannel Wrappers, pink, blue, and
cream, 75c.-about the price OF one
ward of the material
Ladies Imported Full Regular Sleeve
less Crochet Jackets, Sl.25, from
S2.G9;
Children's Crochet Sacques for about
one half;
Ia1ies' Merino Vests and Pants, the
usual best SOC. kind, for 25c. now.
Whichever way you turn there is q
bargain for you now. See these Ladies'
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e---s---1
'q}'(oIE::N F
(0NlPAlY

You wonder where the goods come
from and how we manageto continue the
down prices for q whole month In the
very face Of great squahble for bar
gains. As the long story might prove
uninteresting, we simply say that Janu-
ary business involves great loss, which is
moro than counterbalanced by the nd
vantage of bran-new start for spring
trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
THE SALE OF SOILED MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR WILL BE CON-
TINUED THIS WEEK.

LADIES' COWS, trimmed with Torchon lace
and rufiiei. at 39c.
LADIES' GOWNS. Mother Hubbard tucked
yokes. OF 63c.
LADIES' SKIRTS, with rutiios, only 99c.
- LADIES' SKIRTS, tucked, with Torchon lace
and rufiies. at T9..
LADIES' SKIRTS, tucked and deep cambric
rufie, at t9c.
LADIES' CHEMlsE. with tucked yoke, at SOC. ;
LADIES' CHEMISE. tucked and Hamburg
trimming. at sec.
LADIES' CHEMIsE, TUCKED yose with lace and
Hamburg, 69c.
DRAwERs at ss. 90, 10. 20. and eOc that sold
for almost douoie.
CORSET COVERS at lie. and from this 70
69c-all much under real yaiua
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BARGAINS This WEEK
LlNBRVQuINS, 1lBLE-COVERS,
AND
.SCARFS.

Satin-Stripe Plaid Muslin, yc.
Remnants of Check Muslin, &c. 4;
Remnants OF l2c. Check Muslin, Sc.
BOOKS. BOOKS.
Books that sell in every book store for
75c. will be 35c. here this weekS
New Spring Gingbams at SIC;
Lovely styles in Spring Ginghanas %
10c.;
Handsome Ginghams at l2ic.
Plaid Cashmere for Boys or Mems wear.
2Jc. worth 35c.
Black Cheyiot for Suits, SIC. worth 75c.
Merchants wonder at our prices In
Sheetings. It's SO; we sell Sheetings 2
TO &c. o yard less than our competition
Children's School Umbrellas, 5oc.;
2S.inch Sweed Umbrella, gold cap. g.
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tCiIRc arc not an exception TO the
general slaughter.

All-silk Black Serge, was sl.39, now
75c.
Handsome Gros-Grains go to Sl.05, from
Sl.45.
Colored Silks as well-hundreds Of
pieces.
See these fancy Silk Failles for 75c., or
the hundreds of Fancy Silks in light
evening tints for street wear. The prices
indicate that this is selling time for rs
and buying time for you. Light tints Of
the best quality double-warp Surah sell
for Bic. instead OF tho 69c. best value.
Very fine India Silks in shade "Ls
France" 75c., from 81. 10.
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AUFMANN & CO.'S GREAT SALE OF
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR.

cam nmn
" as as h
~
Skw @
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Boys School Hose. large size, l2ia-.
regular price i5c.
Purple Calicoes. 4c. q yard;
Dark Calicoes, &c.;
Simpson Mourning Cslicoes, 5c. q yard
Yellow. Pink. White. Cream. Blue. and
Black Cord Ruiliing, &c. yard;
Fine Unbleaehed Field Cloth. 6ic.;
White Linen. %, 81. and l0c worth :
agreas deal more.
KID GLOVES
Shoulder Lengths in Pink, TAna
Creams. and Black MosquetaireA
27-inoh Cotton Diaper, 9ec.
L4orsdale Cambric, I0c. . yard
ChiIdren's Plain Black Hose. full regular
made. worth go. viii b sold III
week for l2lc.
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Il One-Mjnute Coffee
and Tea Pot.

See the advertisement in this paper foi
that day. One of the greatest inven'
tions of the age. We look ont for the
most worthy and best things for you.
A successful movement to make sale
great is done by prices. Quickened
clearance sale prices on all Goods.
China and Glassware
Cheapened in Price,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25

THE COHEN coMPANy-continued.
Black Silk Crochet Trimming, vandyke
points inches deep, close patterns,
price was S4.l9, now Sl.50.
This only gives you an idea OF the
wholesale reductions made.
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Hundreds Of pieces Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25

> 800 pieces DRESS GINGHAMS at e}ac.; 100
pieces DRESS GiNGHAMS az 1Oc.; 200 pieces
DRESS GINGHAM5 al l2%c.
CHECK MUSLIN.-TinY li,tlo checks, just the
thing for infants and small children, s]sc worth
I2hc--very nno.
About 95 Of the CHILDREN'S FUR SITS left
at 39c. y set
New styles DRESS GINGHAMs, &C. yard.
New and pretty styles In sATINRS-solid
colors aud Ggures.
TORCnON LACES. beautiful patterns, spien-
did values. at &c yard. &c.. &C., &c., &c., &c. &C.,
&C., l0c. l2Hc., l5c, Sc, sc.
MEDlCi LACEs, $40, &C., l9Hc., IOc', loc''
&C. Sc.
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l.tk..l h>.-Sul and Rain Umbrellas, al
tN rs no l,a..,-, OH qualities of material All
Le'. -'ea reduced IN price.
tdlipEEN'> MUSLIN CAPs-I,0'0 Caps at
IS. 1'' 'ap, a.2jr EspecIa, bargains.
N.Oa.LD yHENlOT Tor Boys Jsckeis lhslf
Ll-s l.s G .ars worth 2Jc.
hgal1ua I.-e quality IRISH LINEN, l7c a
b.ilatHs LINEN, extra wide, 25c. yard.
o.a-.ao LON,DALE Al CAMBRlC, iCc. a
.lapo-'ol uan aud Cray FINE HoSE-bar-
pieces WiDE TOWELLING CRASH, &C. a
ysfi-. 'tquRIty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-17
RE.frirf Cnsart.

Court convened this morning st ten a. m.
 The civil calendar was called.
 Max Marks was appointed interPre- ter. Nineteen grand jurymen answered 10 their names.
 The following Jurymen were excus- ed Bingham, Coggswell, Logon, Hud- son, and Liberman, and a special yenire issued for four more.
 Court met at ? P. m. and the grand jury were sworn. W. T. Nichols was appointed foreman.
 In the matter of the Territory ys Curby, Smith, and Lee, counsel gave notice of a withdrawal of plea Of not guilty and oi intention to enter plea in abatement.
 Judgement was taken against the persons and property on delinquent tax-list
 The report of the assignee oi Nm Kieke was received and ordered filed,
 Judgment was rendered in the fore closure suit of Costello vs Tr.bolet lu the sum of Sl34l 90 and SIO0 attorney lees.
 The following grand jurymen were excused from sitting on the Shanklsn case owing io sB opinion having been formed HaEord, Cook, Durkee, He. rick, Leach, Gray. and Yaple. Dsieu- dant attorney objected to the panel objection overruIed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-17
The Election.

Alter the PROsPsCTOR went to press last night the voting began in real earnest and between the hours of 4 and 6 enough votes were polied to bring the total up to 4I3 votes. Most of those who voted late were miners and Cheyney poIled almost their. solid vote with many for Mark Smith in place of MOniandon. The counting was quickly done and the returns came in from the outside precincts be- fore nire o'clock. l. was certain si that hour that Smith and Cheyney were elected but the triangular contest between Meade. Herring and Mon tandoe, was the most interesting part Of the contest. The vote from Wilcox surprised the friends of smith and Meade as they did not anticipate over 20 votes there Tor them. Their heavy vote was due to there being a great many cowboys from the yallsy ir there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-17

THE question involved in the Itasa case is similar to that in the eeiebra- ted case ol the Alabama for allowing which so depart after being itted out in sn English port the British govern ment was compelled ultimately to pay heavy damages, Just what .he out come of the escape of the Itaia viii be remains to be seen. Il may be recap tu-ed without much delay, though the cnsneez are agniust that. ii 'i si'''iid not be 1t may involve us in serious ia- ternationaI co npiicAtions -Bradstrset's
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-17

No man eaa guess who the lucky candidates are in to-day's election. Mark Smith Is cunc,sled to lead, fur tker iha that no predictions are safe. Major Monlandon is probably running ahead Of his ticket someThat as many democrats scratched White and placed Moniandon on their tickets. There was an indication that Col Herring was to be slaughtered early in the morning, and the Cheyney boom grew larger as the day closed.
 From Benson a dispatch came late this ?. m. that Montandon had receiv- ed 9-ienGhs of all the votes cast there, and the similar news is reported from Fairbank and Huachuca Siding
 At Blsbee there is very little sG- citsment and the men are reported to be voting about as they see it. " k Meade is polling the full strength ol bis ticket and there is some cutting for him on the Republican ticket. One bet was made at noon today OI 1 sI0 10 s20 by sporting man that hC could name the winning ticket, tht money was put up and hs nameC Smith. Meade and Montandon. n
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-17
DISTRICT COURT.

May IA
 In the case of the Territory ss. Moore, mosion made by Defendants council to set aside indictment and file ploa in abatement.
 Perrin ct Sl ys, Hill ct al, dismissed by consent.
 Order made that the clerk write to Alma Lillie schnell, the prosecuting { witness ia the Case of tine Territory VI Curby, and request her to appear be- fore the court, she being out of its jur- isdiction.
 V. D. Medigovich, vs the Copper Queen. Plaintiff allowed to amend complaint, trial to go over for the term.
 In the matter of the estate of " s Baldridgs. cause continued s~sitisSS the appearance of c G Berry with the understanding that if he did not Ap- pear, c s Clark will appear for him.
 Frank ThomAn vs Frank Dubacher ct al, executors of the estate of H. Dubaeher. Affidavit of plaintiff read and order made that defendants allow plaintiff to inspect books and file bond flor costs.
 James Reilly vs. City of Tombstone, appeal, dismissed at defendants cost
 In the case of the Territory vs c W Johnston charged with as ault 10 rob. The defendant was discharged from custody, KS the complaining witness could not be found.
 Territory vs Delinquent tax list, c E Goodfellow. defendant, argued and taken under advise nent. Daily vs Daily divorce, granted. John McMahon indicticted by grand jury for assault, given till tomorrow to plad.
 Frank Miller indicted for burglary, arrsigned and plead guilty. Sentence deferred.
 The grand jury ignored the charge of murder against McGowan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-17

News comes from AlamOs, Sonora that Yerdugo, the murderer of Cohn., who escaped from the Tucson jail about five months age, and who was captured by Mexican officials for other crimes committed in that country ast Friday killed the guard al Alamos and escaped, aud is again roaming the country as the most noted despe- rade of modern times Star.