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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
The REAPER DEATH.
MT. Isaac q. Tower Passes Away After q
short Illness-Nrs. Robinson.

Mr.. Isaac 8. Tower, one of Richmond's
most active businessmen and citizens, Is
dead. he passed away at his residence,
No. 100 south First street. Yesterday mern-
ing at o'clock. The sad news of his
death was shock to the entire commu-
nifty. as he had only been sick for ten days,
and his Indisposition was not thought to
be serious. Although feeling very unwell
for some time past Mr.. Tower diG not give
up, and he was at his Office last Thursday.
illness I"s lid not develop until Friday. Even
then his life was not despaired of !, and
strong hopes were entertained for his re-
covery. During has last hours the de-
ceased suffered from almost incessant
coughing, and this no doubt fastened his
end. which was caused by pneumonia.
MIR. Tower would have bean sixty-two
years old next month, He wss native OF
Springfield, VT. aud came to this city
about the time he attained his majority at
the invitation of Mr. II. M. Smith, who
was his cousin.
For number Of years he was engaged
In various business capacities with that
gentleman, and ultimately became men,
Der of the firm of IL NJ. Smith h 90.
When the business OF this firm was dis
continued Mr.. Tower became engaged as
dealer in agricultural implements and as
agent tor manufacturers on his own ac-
coant.
The deceased married Q sister Of Com
observation-disclosures II. NJ. Smith. This
lady, with five children, survives him. BY
coincidence the oldest child of Mr.
Towers son--reached his twentieth
year on the day Of bis fathers death
Mr.. Tower was man of excellent bust
meas capacity aud widely known in COM
mercial circles His manners were very
engaging and he Vas popular With ell who
knew him, Asa husband and father be
WAS devoted and faithful. He vas Z zeal
Gus and popular Mason, having been
pest msster Of Richmond Lodge, No. 10 I
spset high ehief q LA1ayette Chapter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
In Favor of the Defendant.

Judge Witt, of the Hastings Court. yes
terday decided the case of Younger against
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad for the defendants. The
question involved was whether or not the
company had the right to claim demur-
rage of wholesale merchants shipping over
its lines for not taking the delivery of
cargo within certain time. The Judge.
in consideration of the facts in this case,
decided in favor of the defendant. Messrs
Thomson Il Minor represent Mr.. Younger
and Messrs. w. G. Preston and Hill Carter
appeared for the railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
THE ACCUSED WAS DEAD.
Why Mr.. Leinback Was Not IN Court Yes
tsrday--Kicksd by a Horse.

The continued case Of George ID. Lem
back, charged with perjury ia swearing
that Il. A. Catlin. in recent controversy,
used certain abusive language to him,
was called in tho Police Court yesterday
morning, but the defendant did not re-
spond. IL was soon explained that the ac-
cused would never answer any other earth
ly summons.
Alderman John I. Hughes. who went on
MIR. Lienback's bond, was in court and
handed the Justice letter from William
X. Eyrick, Dir. Lienback's partner in Read
ing. 10 Messrs. MeFeat X Kline, of this
city, who have had business transactions
with the Pennsylvania Arm. The commu-
nication announced the death of Mr.. Lien
back. aud enclosed was clipping from q
paper giving an account Of the tragic end.
He was kicked by ons OF his horses IN
Leesport, Pa, aud died instantly.
The case was dismissed
TIE cosrRosEasY WITH Mr.. cArLrS.
Mr.. Lsinback was horse-tsader from
Reading, Pa. being member Of the hrm
Of Eyrck 4 Leinback, ana bad been do
ing some business with Messrs. McFeat a
Kline. of this city. IL. was about month
ago that the deceased had some words
With Mir. + A. Caflin on the stsoets. The
latter gentleman yas driving into Ninth
street from Broad He had 20 stop his
horse TO prevent driging over child.
when Mr.. Loinbsok rods up IN 8 Saiiop
with drove Of muless and. aocording 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
WHERE LIGHTS WILL BE PLACED.
The Gas-works superintendent MAKES
His Report TO the Committee.

The Gas-works Superintendent MAKES
His Report to the Committee.
Superintendent Adams. OF the City Gas
Works. yesterday presented to M H. wi
Desue Courtney, chairman OF the Councii
Committee on Electric Lights, his report
with regard to the location of the 800 cleo
tric lights contracted for by the. city. Inc
number of electric arc lamps or 20O0 can
die power TO be used is 543, and these are
TO be placed as designated on the principal
parallel streets and in the northern and
southern sections OF the city. The super
intendent has suggested that the lights be
distributed as follows:
suPEgrNTEsDEsT's REPORT.
Main street from Twenty-eighth to Lonl-
hardy. one on each corner. 80.
Franklin street from Thirtieth to Lom-
hardy, one on each corner. 40.
Bank street from Twelfth to Ninth, 2.
Grace street from Twenty-ninth to Lom-
Broad street from Thirty-fourth to Lom-
hardy, 46.
Marshall street from Thirty-fourth to
Lombardy. 46.
Clay street from Thirty-frst to Lom-
hardy, 81.
Leigh street from Thirty-frst to Lom-
Cary street from Twenty eighth to Lom-
Canal street from Thirteenth to Beach, 25.
FLOYD avenue from Laurel TO Lom-
hardy, 8.
Grove avenue from Laurel to Lom-
hardy. 6.
Park avenue from Harrison to Lom-
hardy, 8.
Monroe Park, 4.
ChimboraZo Park. 2.
Marshall Park, 2.
Capitol Square, 4.
Dock street from Fourteenth to Ash
street, 10.
Beach street, 9.
Culvert street, 3.
Cherry street, B.
Laurel street, 8.
Pine street, 8.
Belvidere street, 5.
jackson street from Fifth TO st. Peter
street. 8.
Duval from Seventh street to Brook
avenue, Z.
Charity from Second to st. Peter. @.
Baker street from Seventh to Brook ave.
nue.. Z.
Federal street from Second to st. Peter,
8.
Coutts street from Second to st. Peter, 8.
Hill street from Second to st. Peter, o.
Orange street from Second to st. Peter,
5.
Bacon street from Second to st. Peter, 5.
Goddin street from Calhoun to Hickory,
CabelI street from Calhoun to Hickory, 2.
Creek street from Calhoun to Hickory, i.
Moore street from Calhoun to Hickory, 4.
Seventeenth street from Venable to
Hospital. O.
nbr-ob TI;Il evanua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
A Hirthday Party,

MIR. and Mrs. w. b. Carter, of north
Twenty-sixth street, gave very delightful
few evenings age, the occasion being the
seventh anniversary of their daughter
Mary's birth. Among those present were
Mr.. II. Kemp and family, Mr.. G. w. Straw
brige, Mrs Gamer. the Misses Fuller,
Mamie and George. Miss Lizzie Atkisson,
the Misses McCune, Mrs. Matthews and
children. Miss Lee Jenkins. Mrs NJ. A.
Jones aud family, Mr.. J. Is. Atkisson, A.
Haviland. Ii. X. Yeats, MIR. Lee Chapman,
and Others. Refreshments were served at
IL p. ~, and parlor games and singing
were the order of the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
He Was Not Inssne.

A commission Of lunacy was held yes
terday afternoon in the case Of M,
O'keefe. VINO registered at the American
Hotel on the 25th from Long Island City.
He was adiudged not insane, aud was sent
back to New York on tho 7.05 p. AZ. train.
His queer setions were due 10 other less
causes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
MONEY for tho Bom..

In addition to the church collections
taken up for the benefit of the Soldiers
Home and reported at the Lee Camp meet
ing Friday night Mr.. II. Theodore Ellyson,
matter in charge, has received $40 from
81. Mary's German Catholic church and
the same amount from the Church Of the
Sacred Heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
Adjourned Yesterday to Eeeonvene To-
Morrnw

The Hastings Court adjourned yester.
day for the term. 1t will convene to.mor-
row, however, for the February session
and the docket will be an unusually full
though by no means important. one. The
grand Jury will have large number OF
cases TO consider on account OF the fact
that the Police Justice. during the last two
or three weeks, has sent on persons
he doubted their innocence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

Mr.. Catlir's statement. said "Why don't
Won get ont Of the vey.. you 80 - !.
S1r- Catlin looked around to sec TO wnom
M Isinbsck had addressed such Ian
cuage. and seeing nobody else near ne
asked Dir. Frank Denoon. who was stand
ing on the curbing, II that man was saik-
inc 10 him. Mr.. Denoon answered ~ tne
afiirmstiye, In the, meen time mf. L Tns
back had gotten . block away; mr: oss-
ress AZ the trial the next morning BIZ.
Islnback testified that Mr.. Catlin hrst
cursed him. The latter then swore out
another warrant for Mr.. Leinbacks arrest
Far periurv. Mr.. Leinback was bailed and
went North on business, but mas peen
beayd from two or three times since, the
last account giving the intelligence Oh ms
death.
orHrs CASES IN COURT.
Grant Simmons (colorcd) was sent to the
Enstings Court on two charges OF larceny.
Dayid johnson (colored(. charged with
tnIontousIy cutting Jennie Hunt with a
razor. was sent on to the grand jury. for
Richard Baker and John Martin Doth
colored) were sent on TO the Hastings
Court on tho charge OF feloniousiy presg-
inc into the vacant house OF, Mrs. ~. =;
Tucker, No. 2ll5 east Marshall street, sn@
stealing a lot of lead piping valued at fSO-
Holm Henderson (colored) was before
his Honor on several cbarges-viz., as
saulting and beating Eliza Davis. carrying
pair OF brass-knucks, and again beating
Eliza Davis in the street. When the ac-
cused was discovered with the knucss on
his person he was in his own house, conse-
ouei,tly that charge was dismissed. he
was also discharged as to the other cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
rho CouncIl Committeo.

The Council Committee meets Monday
night. This will be regular monthly
session of the lower branch. and among
the matters TO come up for action will be
resolution recommended by the Grounds
and Buildings Committee appropriating
81 900 to the Howitzer Association and do.
mating the triangular piece of ground
monumental purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
poiine-rnnr.s tati.,ies

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed of 216 criminal cases and tired
$40 charges of ordinance violations. On
criminal charges A. persons were sent on
to the Hastings Court for indictment by
the grand Jury, 2 were convicted OF mis-
demeanor, SO were sent to Jail in default
of surety for their good behavior, and 1893
were fined.
City fines collected. $500; State, S2l (;
costs, @i47. se-total, S768.sO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
Rocksfts Dsmooratio Climb.

The Rockets Democratic Club will bold
9 meeting at Murt Hogan's Hall, 22is Les
ter street. on Tuesday night, February I'd.
A full attendance u desired as business OF
importsuce win be presented. This club
two old Fulton Democratic clubs, and all
members of those clubs aud voters OF Mar.
shal Ward are eligible TO membership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
Fpi.copni suad.y-sohooI Union.

The quarterly meeting Of the Episcopal
Sunday School u mon will be held in AL
Saints church tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock There will be addresses by DIR.
Newton and Rev. Mr.. Williams, OF st.
Paul's. Reports of each Sunday -school
superintendent will DO called. DR.. Bur-
ton. of st. Johns. will explain the pur-
poses OF the coming meeting OF the Sun
daY-School Institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
wooden wedding celebration.

No. lo0 north Seventh street was the
scene Of much merriment Last Monday
evening, the suspicious occasion being the
celebration of the nth or wooden We'd
ding Of Or. and Mrs. Wendlinger. Profess
sor III. II. LAubs rendered some OF his
choice selections, which added much TO
tho occasion. The happy couple were the
recipient of many handsome and useful
presents IN woodeawsrs. Among the
Mr.. Anthony Wendlinaer, Captain and Hrs.
Angle. Mr.. aud Mrs. ". j. Deadly, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs, L. q. Moore,
Miss Celeste Wendlinsey, Misses smith,
Petar, Broaddus Of Ridgway, n. O., Mcssrs.
Robinson. Angle, and Evans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

II can make diseased ones healthy when
nothing else viii As blood cleanser.
strengt6,restorsr, and nesh-builder, there's
nothing ike It known 70 medical science.
For Sdrofpla IN all It's forms, Bronchial
Throat, and Lung affections, Weak Lungs,
Asthma, Severe Coughs, and every disease
tbs. can be reached through tina blood, it's
the only remedy 90 unfa;ling that Il can Be
ga0raaf>ed
4 II IL doesn't benefit or cure, IN every case,
yeu have your money back
On these terms, it's an insult 70 your In
tsIligsscs TO havs sonsthisg slse offered -
bsiag just a. zoodr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
INTERIOR FURNISHINGS.

The interior of the clubhouse is beauti-
fully finished and very handsomely fur
nished. The main parlor, which is in the
northwestern section of the first floor, is
furnished in white and gold. the harmony
side nf The LARGE nalIwav ia The rec pptsro
room, the upholstering in which is of a
rich color and of most magnificent texture.
The dining-room il on the second floor,
and the billiard-room, bar, and Offices are
ON the ground floor. The entire building
is very completely and elegantly equipped
for club purposes, and the Commonwealth
has predicted for it long and bright tu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
A COSY CLERKS OFFICE

The Clerks Office at the county court
house is now one OF the most tastefully
furnished business apartments in the State.
1t has been fitted up at an expense OF
81 900 and furnished with every modern
convenience. The floors are cemented and
the walls are lined with patent iron Are
proof files and stockholders, which add
greatly to the appearance OF the ONCE.
One unfamiliar with court-houses can form
no conception of the number of books, pa
pers. and records which have to be kept
stored away in convenient places, and so
the outside world really fails to appreciate
tho benefits derived from the improve
ments. 1t will take fifty years at least tor
the many files and "pigeon-holes which
have recently been put up in the Office TO
become filed again. Mr.. Samuel Waddill,
the clerk Of the court, and his genial as
sistant, Mr.. Henry Flegenheimer, are as
proud of Their new apartments as the bride
who for the first time reigns over house
hold.
They are both so energetic and sys-
tematic in their work that the present ar
ranGements will be regarded by them in
the light of blessing. for both officials al
ways like everything to be kept in apple
PIE order.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

Recovered sound health
for every oonsnmptive who
hasn't delayed too long.
There's q positive cure with
DR.. Pierns1s Golden Medical
Discovery. Just as 1t cures
the worst Of the many
forms Of scrofula, 70 10
cures, and Just a. certain
ly, the scrofulous affection
Of tho lungs that's called
Consumption the
blood.
But, even with this reme-
dy, IL won't do 10 wait. Il
-fA ~. - 1.. IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

II yon 90 a-fshingr thss summer and
take along hottie Of Whi6key for " snake.
bites. be sure and TAXI 3 bottle 81 Brady.
cretins tor whiskey hesdsoheA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
THE COMMONWEALTH CLUB.
Its Doors Thrown Open Last rsight-New
Directors Elected.

Directors Elected.
The Commonwealth Club was thrown
open to the members of that organization
for the first time last evening. Every.
thing about the handsome structure was
in perfect readiness, and the new club has
started out with most brilliant prospect.
During the evening there was continual
inpour of members and visitors. and
the place presented decidedly brisk APP
pearance.
A business session OF the club was held,
in which Messrs. w. Il. Trigg. J. +. I. An.
derson. and Thomas Atkinson were elected
members of the hoard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

WE HAvEALARGE QUANTI.M
BlEA SiDkBoAkDs, nAT-RACkS, ana
other goodk In the fbl1xITuRk line
Those goods are offered a prices thai VII " an
fnduespss'at fof yoa 70 call, - The sscek mpst b
49, ~ ~ S' = oAraaloHrs SON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
run JAILoR's srArEMENr.

Jailer RUSSELL said last night, in CONVEX
sation with a representative of the DIS
p.rcu that the portion of the jail from
which the prisoners escaped was in very
rickety state, and that the county super
visors had frequently been asked to repair
it. Ex.Sheriff J. w. Southland, who was
standing near. laughingly remarked that
he had told Mr.. RUSSELL, when the latter
first assumed the duties Of his Office, that
he would have hard time keeping the
prisoners confined. as the walls were in
such condition that almost any one
could cut through them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE
u o r SA l. r.
A CHANCE FOR SMALL BUYERS

BEAUTIFUL BUlLDING lois
between Richmond and Barton Heights, II
"CIty View addition, no
ONLY IS PER FOOT
$40 cash and $40 monthly
No IN ERESD.
Only few VIII be sold on these e1fn.linaT
terms 20 start and advertise the properly. Cone
qnick II you want one. When the FirsisNeei
bridge Is built the price will be- raised.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
IL 3I-3t NIB Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
Fous COUNTY PRISONERS ESCAPE.
The Wall Cut Through with . Piece oil
Timbsr-A Cosy and Convenient once.

Timbsr-A Cosy and Convenient omoe'
Four colored prisoners confined IN the
Henrico county Jail made their escape yes
terday afternoon by cutting through the
brick wall in the old part of the prison.
Their names are Alexander Robertson, Ed
ward Waddey, Ned Humphrey, and Corne:,
Illus Jones. The first three we're inoarcerated
TO await the action of the grand Jury. whne
Jones was serving years sentence for
felony. He had been in Jail about three
months. and petition for his release was
being circulated for signatures. Waddey
had been caught in an attempt to break
Jail a short while ago. =,
The prisoners were placed in the old
portion or woman's quarters OF the jail,
as the mems apartments were being re.
pared. The wall here is very weak, and
they effected their escape by making q
hole in it with a piece of timber: Once
outside the walls the prisoners made their
way through Bosseaux's stable-yard ana
eluded the vigilance of the officers. Their
escape was discovered shortly after they
got out. and although careful search was
made for them no trace OF the prisoners
could he found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

NOR SALE, AN EXC tLLENI i
IL NINE ROOM, MODERN, loW-iid' =,
BRICK RESIDENCE, centrally locai'l' l' Ia
north second street, with flNE VACANT b,
ADJOINING Big thing Tor bnllief' . %, .--'
d. ai.5t No. 3 Eleventh s.resL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
EOR SALE.
PIE cFNr- INYrsraIENr.-

10 PER CENT. INVESTMENT,
sI,5O0.-A neat little Detached lNO"iuAl
FRAME DWELLING lolfh' pei"
jackson street-all 100 RoOI pf.'.. ..,
e., 1904 TWO-srORY BRICK siohh A'I
DWELLING; west Cary steel -A-i4'
rent 1924.
s495o.-h NAIN-sTREEr STORE Urtersl
Eleventh and Twelfth siro'ts' a....i
occupied by A No. 4 tenants. '--'
ground rent s.....,....
j. THOMPSON BRONN 6tI,.
a.. -, =. ma Main sheet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

FRESH EVIDENCE yvv0
THAT OUR PRICES sEvr rsi DAT
BEEN-ARE NoT-ASD :" s SayE
WILL BE BEATEN. SEVER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
BRIEF SOCIETY ITEMS.

A great compliment has been paid vir-
gina girl-Niss Lalla Harrison-who has
been invited to represent Virginia at the
Worlds Fair as representative of beauty
and charming manners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brydan Tenant gave de-
lightful supper party on Friday evening
after the Kendals. Among the guests were
Miss Tennant, Mr. Ed. Willis, Miss Faunt-
leroy, MIR. Henry Baskerville, Miss Nettie
Potts, Mr.. kanlett of Holoke, Mass. MIR.
f. Osborne McCabe. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dickinson gave @
large theatre party in honor OF Miss Fam
ME Dickinson and Miss Comstock on Sat-
urdsy evening TO see the Kendsls.
Mrs. William Stokes gave delightful
supper party on Thursday evening after
the kendsls.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson, Miss Man.
nie Buerthe. Miss Adele Buerthe, Mr..
George Ainslie, and Mr.. Jock Peasants en-
joyed theatre party ct the Kendals on
Ihursday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

L,RANKLIN.S TREET KEoI q
I DENCEs.- Il have for sale tive or Wy, I. h.
first-class FRANKIIN-SIkkEf ktsllDlL, ~ ~;
Also, aoue excellent medinm- price DIV r - ~
on Franklin, Grace, Grove, FLOYD ~,
IA sI.2, Real Esiste AgeBs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
MES. pnrwRr's REoEpT1oN.


ton on Friday evening from TO O'Clock,
The house was decorated with palms in
the greatest profusion. The drawing
room mantels were banked with cut flow-
ers and ferns. Gala lilies were placed in
numbers of cut-glass bowls on crystal
rehestors The musicians were screened
behind an immense bank OF palms. In
the library the decorations were red.
Here the punch was served by Miss Sailie
Talb~tt. In the dining-room the decora-
tions were pink. An immense bank OF
pink roses was the floral centerpiece: the
mantels were banked with ferns. amid
which were placed Malaga grapes and
oranges.
Mira Drowry received in gown Of ele-
CANT black velvet, garnitures OF rich point
lace.
lures Of steel embroidery and pink chit
ton,
Mrs. r. G. Morton YVES very handsome In
sgown Of oid-ross fable, garnitures OF jet
and real lace
Mrs. Lynch wore black jetted tulle.
Mrs. j. A. White wore q handsome gown
Of black taills, gsrniturss OF silver and
MIS- IAzEis Barnes. OF Bedford county.
Miss Emily Terrell. Of King william
bounty. white crepe do chine.
0Tltxk AssisEASTs AND aupsrs.
Other young ladies who assisted On re-
cezving were Nisss Yifgie Brock. Miss Wiz.
gle CABOT, Mics Alice Henning, Irene
Iapghorpe, bliss Mary Hayes. Miss Carrie
Coleman. lfiss Mary Pace, Miss Maud
Stokes, Florence Talbot. Miss Ethel
Flower. Miss Mabel Todd, Miss Marie
Tyler. Judith Deans. and esllie Dasne.
Afnong the guests wers Mrs. Archer
Anderson. Mrs. j. b. Pace. Mrs. A. Z. Har.
ria, Hrs b. o. Barbour. Miss Lucille Full
les, Mrs. LAneborne.. Hrs. Jebn Lewis,
Mix Harry FIkrisf, Mira Edward Mayo.
Nss Dsnssl GAIsey, Mrs. A. 7, Harris, Mrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

Germans Minstrels, which viii be at the
Theatre Saturday, were only organized
last season, but their entertainment on
their visit here in the spring made them
many friends. The company was then
good, and it is promised that they have
greatly improved since. The costumes
are new, bright. and rich. the. German
brothers decidedly popular, and the spe-
ciaities. comedians, and music new, orlgi-
nal, and said to be indispensable. The
material composing the company has been
we'll selected and the piece well put to-
gether.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-08
An Explanation.

The billlaidov by tho Commission
ers, Monday, as Geo. II. Meigs' is really
tie bill OF Oh. Grey, Secretary of
State and arose, in this way. The
Tsatutes Of 1891. as published says
the Sheriff Of Elko county shall re-
ceive the sum. of Thirty two dollars per
year for his services. It was claimed
that this was a mistake and Mr.
Meigs as County Auditor did not feel
justified in paying the salary Of the
Sheriff RS allowed until he had q copy
Of that seetion of the law, certified to
by the Secretary OF State. Mr.. Meigs
on receipt Of the certified copy of the
law and Mr.. Greys bill for the same,
protested against the county being
compelled TO pay for the mistakes Of
the State Printer. 1t is this bill
that was la id over.