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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
DAUGHTERS OF EVE TONIGHT.
Marie wainwright To Present Her
NeN Play Here-Other Attractions.

Marie Wainwright will present for the
first time IN this city al the Academy
tonight Lancaster Il Magnus's new so
ciety drama. entitled "Daughters OF
Eve" II IS p play OF modern English
lfc. with a strong emotional basis. ana
is replcte with exciting and dramatic
situations. Miss Wainwright VIII play
The dual role OF twin sisters, ana her
support IS said 10 be thoroughly capable.
There H. less eXaggeration In "A Texas
steer" which will be at the Academy
Thursday and Friday. than one is dc-
customed 10 meet In one Of Mr.. IlOyts
pays. and more natural iun, more
lauPhable drOll situations. There ls,
besides "A great amount of Hoytesian Wit
In the play considerable pathOs ana fool
for reflection. and no enc can see II
without being convinced that IL viii live
long as masterpiece on American poll
tics and social NE.
An Interesting event Of the season viii
be the first production In this country
Of THE Thunderbolt," an English
comedy. by the Wnfred Clarke Company
al the Academy next Monday night.
The young society men of Baltimore
the Rouge % Blanc Club-will be greeted
by large audiences on Saturday. when
they are 10 give two performances o.
Mr. Sioan's bright opera, Midas The
club comes here under the auspices Of
the Richmond LiRht-lnfagtry Blues and
the entertainments VIII be great society
events There viii be Fashionable as
scmblages both afternoon ard evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
BY ~. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
or THg MEDIUM-sIzED IwoST0Kfl
RRICK DWELLING No. ~ NOnnn
l,iGHTEENTH STREET. BET WEI
RROAD AND GRACE STREETS. NJ, 81
TUE LOT ON WHICH 1T STAND.
In execution OF deed OF trust, datsn
9Th OF May, 1898. and recorded IN hlc ~.
mond Chancery Court. in Deeds BOOK 10
a. page rs. default having been made ~
The payment Of one OF the notes thetepy
sncured and being required so 10 do by
,he holder thereof, we will sell BY auc-
ton. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1896
AZ 40 o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY
The Iot has a front OF % feet and runs
hack ~ feet TO an alley ~ Ieet WIZ,
and has a aide entrance from Eighteenth
street The dv yelling has nye rooms an
there is a detached brick kltcheh WIN
two rooms. This property VIII max
comfortable home or good ieHl"l ~,
vestrnent and IL now rented 10 b"'N
tenant at fair price. -, ,he
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay IN.
costs OF executing the trust ana any
taxes which may be due. ana 10 Ply
note for 81 90. with interest from Sth OF
Novernber 1899. and the residue upon
e,,cb terms as the grantor in SAID ueeI
NAV prescribe and direct; or. IN cas- 81
his failure 10 give such direction, the III
In three equal instalments at SIX, tweife'
and eighteen months. for notes WIN III.
tprest added, and secured by oes" VI
trust. ,ou.u
JAMES PLEASANTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
NEW EUROPEAN HOTEL OPEN.
1.-THE ELKWOOD INN,' y
CORNER CAPITOL AND TENTH
I.,,rss

CORNER CAPITOL AND IENlh
STREETS.
opposite Capitol SQUARE and the new g CITY lily
can't LADIES RESTAURANT. GEN
TIEMEN'S CAFE. and PRIVATE DIN
ING-ROOMS. with newly, nlcely-fur-
nisheJ. and heated rooms for gentlemen
only. Occupying the most delightful ana
quiet location in the city. the management
hopes To receive a liberal snare OF pubhc
The BEST and PUREST WINES;
LIQUORS. and CIGARS. imported and
domestic. always on hand.
The restaurant VIII be supplied with the
best the market affords w RI y r. n
yvavs on hand The E.lkw0Od Inn
Chafing- Dish and Box Fry will be the
specially in biyalyos.
Mr.. BILLY SHELLY will be connected
with the I'M, and hopes 10 meet his
many friends. Jefferson. Sr, the celebra-
ted Virginia chef. viii he IN charge 81 lhe
cuisine GEORGE McdoN bhN.
ia 26-Sa. Su&eodtf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
PETERSBURG,
ASHLAND,
BON AIR. and
ELLERSONS.


Call on the Manager or send him word.
and he will call on YOU We print to-day
the names Of the
LUMBER DEALERS.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
~ LI.S ic'(lSN ~ - IN l III ~
NJ LIS l.,@S. CAV AL PLANlNG)'
~ y L.'.f Il ~ = N.u r:i'"'
NEWSPAPERs.
OII.,DEALEkS r.,.,rros
IAir ANp - ~, ~, 100
iAI hJN MAN y. :, EntNn,
district Superintendent Manager.
,1.,,prp Dr,rrps
,u,r, In.o,'h H.
Camp. W, ~ G.. 9 ,,ooro
Cdar1l,gs,'i..t ~ aH1 i1gynror Cor,anv
Gordon. james h. Co..
Gum \. NJ.
Quinn, F Zolle
Gunu. W. >,
ll2rr Iucker;
S Si1r'tS 'e 'inss
Parker. Truman A. q Co.,
.Stags T. l..
TalidferiO. j. J..
Woodward x Son.
,,trrr>.t,Dv A>-r, FANCY cOODS
Mi'L'l'''iN 1N-ND 49,
Kaufman q Co,
MILLS i'oltN AMI fLOUtV'
GDHiniloP ~ IT,
1taL,rbp' - ~
iKI4g' "eotsr -
io'1 " 'USU.''
MILLS COFFEE AND SPICE).
Jenrics 4 Shelton.
Richmond coffee and Spice Mills
southern Manufacturing Company. The
,,.r, ,r .>-,>.l.,
vi Ills CIV ~ - / Ia ->i''O'
tI -. I" t.b,rles "
KeamI&, Brotiner' q CO..
MnIl'"'i r. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06

President Collier, OF the Cotton states
and international Exposition, received
through the State Department, few
ter Mcdonald az Teheran. enclosing a
letter from the Prime Minister Of Persia.
who says that the invitation 10 take part
In the Exposition has been laid before the
Shah. and his Majesty has ordered the
Ministry Of Commerce 10 bring the mat
ter OF exhibits 10 the attention Of the
merchants OF that country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
To, poIIur. for BcntiDE Annie.

Arthur Rose (coloreO was fined So.0
IN tho police Court yesterday morning for
having beaten Annie Lewis on the street:
This was the only case on the docket
which was worthy OF note. There were SIX
drinks disposed OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
MILLS & SEA BR 1G ii L ,
r. AVCTIONERRe,

9f EAST BROAD STREET,
SELL, TO-DAY AT 1870 A. NJ
Handsome Household Furniture:
GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO, in per-
feet order ct.
Ext nslOn Tables.
Wardrobes, Hall-Racks'
Lounges. COuches;
Spring Beds, Feather Beds;
2 Walnut Bedsteads,
Mattresses,
Framed Pictures;
: wing Machines.
Cooking and Heating-StOves,
And many other goods ,,
Come and get bargains. seats Ior IaHles'
ELLIS & SEABRGGHT,
foe Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
She Recovered Her Watch.

Nelson Gordon. colored man living on
west clay street. tried Yesterday morning
TO pawn a very handsome gold watch be-
longing TO lady who resides uptown.
Nelson only wanted 81 upon the time
piece. and the pawnbroker suspectng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06

Exchange Building and Investment
Company against Baylcss and others.
Submitted.
Copeland against Copeland. Submitted
Ingles and others against Straus and
Others. Argued by ]. II. L1ren and J. G.
Wysor. Esq. for appellants and A. A.
Phclgar. Eaq.. and General James A.
Walker for appeliees. and submitted.
John AGair Peasants Esq. was al
lowed 10 practice as counsel In this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
AUCTION sALEs-This Day. ...~------~.------
A. n, POLLARD d, a E
sEIJS TO-DAY "WEDNESDAY AT 1880,
Arcrrox sALEs-This Day.

LARGE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. consisting OF
Oak and Walnut Sideboards;
Very Fine Oak Chamber SUIT
1 Black Walnut Suit;
z Stained Wood Suits;
Brocatelle Parlor SUIT -------
BY ~. w. Bowe.
1...o,a AuctlouppF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

is a properly balanced ration. composed OF coz
tonseei meat, hnseed neal mill iced. &C,
mtxod IN such proportion 70 insure the oest
results A. the smallest cost Price 40 cents per
100 pounds. ,, 200,
WOODLAwS DAIRY. Angus; ~, 1894.
Nes.rs Thomas :. Winn & Co.
Gentiemen,-I have been feeding herd
OF tory mead OF dairy cattle on YOUR Standard
barry Chop. aud Gnd that It produces as much
milk, and OF a. good quality, as feed costing
much more. expect 70 use large quantity
su,.es, because OF tue interest you take 10 ths
dairy people. am
Yours truly.
fs,gnedA 4. f. CLARKE
For sale py THOMAS y. VIM X CO.,
NC. 900 east Marshall street.
Phone 800. 5yt-l limo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
Good Dwelling and Ample Out
Buildings.

BY virtue Of deed u trust from Tark
Dazzle dated June q l&- i".'f DID
POwhatan County Court in DO.
page so. and at request of thafir. d 81
kins special commlssi1 toner, 't.., .fla
having been made in the payment .t ...
OF the notes secured iu the sai4 -...
will sell By public auction .a -.t
street in front Of custom-hous-. DO i..'---
mOnd. Va. on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY .. .E-
at L o'clock n. the PROPERTY Zoo
scribed IN said deed as "a. "a,
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND. -
ALL THE IMPROVEMENT ltt-l. =
on. situated. lying. and being in i
county OF PoWhatan, Va. cDHiAti..H- ..
ACRES more or less. oeins ~ Nt.
land containing so ACRES. nor,
conveyed 70 ! L. Darlington by tctttl
Jordan by deed dated November ~ .''.,
recorded in P0whatan County Court b- B.
Book D. page 33s. and the tract nf ift.
Of land conveyed TO j. l.. csrr.n<- - fy
BENJAMIN II Nash and Thomas y. AI..t.
commissioners. by deed dated Jtt-
IS. lsS6. recorded IN said County '..
Deed Book %, page a. co"t''n'"5 I'D
About 400 ACRES OF this farm age r..h
James-river and Bernari-creeA -'"-
This farm was formerly owned hy the
late Colonel J. l.. Darlington. woo spent
many thousands Of dollars M improve
ments to land and buildinss.
This land IS IN ne heSft OF i", '-'
fields. and in 1855 General stone cfrr
81 80 for the property as coal lands
The buildings are numerous ana ample
for such a farm.
The dwelling * two stories. contains )
rooms. and was built By the late Colon.
J. l.. Darlington.
TERMS. Cash FOR expenses - sale. lnF
insurance due, and % pay q note N 81 -'
with interest from December ], 1891 si.l
credits for the following notes. secured DO
said deed. and due - dates uaine D,
WITHOUT INTEREST"-y.z Nil- J l.y
l. 1895: 81 42i July !. 1896. 81 .3,S july ], l''l.
July I, 1900: N.ls4 July !. 1901. N.l6 July
l. 1902 and sos July l. ls3. and The ball
ance. II any. TO be- paid IN cash. The
above notes include interest % the dates
named and represent $1,000 principal
This is a rare chance 10 buy sucn
splendid farm on such easy payments.
r. b CHAFFIN. Trustee.
Sale by r. y CHAFFIN q co.
ia 29-td Auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06

In execution % a certain decd % trust -
me. dated March J. ise0. and duly recorded
I'm the Clerks Ofice Of the Chancrry
Court OF the city Of Richmond. lefaIt
having been made ln m. debt secured
ard being required 80 20 DO hy The bere-
fciary. shall sell b. public auction. 90
the premises on
MONDAY FEBRUARY H. $50.
al 40 o'clock +. ", the above NAMED
WETL-KNOWN AND VALUABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY. the lot fronting
2 feet. more or less. On Twenty fh
street. and running back along Nafsht. J
street, and between paralI. INES =
feet 70 an alley IN common ID fe't VIZ
the store being Of brick, two siorie', VITA
frame addition, spacious and wei az
ranged.
This IS well-establishfd business
stand, now commanding. ~ n has always
done. good retail grocery and hqlor
trade. II Offers unusual inducemnni 70
businessmen. while its high nttl Fflle
makes II desirable for Investment
TERMS. Cash A. ~ expenses NJ sfl'
and the sum u 1854. with interest thcrgon
from september ]. ls% ana the residue
In two equal inst1iments At FiN ara
twelve months. by negotiable notes nifn
interest added. and secured by feoi Nf
trust. or the whole ia cash. ar thH OPP
,!on Of the purchaser.
.. H. FlNSTEN. 'iflffnf.
J. p. Elan & Co. Aucuoneere. p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06

u A--im y - - = a :.
GRAN LATED SUGAR. PER
Fresh Soda Crackers 5c per pound.
Salt Pork size. per pound.
Ginger snaps Sc. per pound.
California Hams. Sc. pound.
pure cider Vinegar. 2oc. gallon
4Oc per gallon.
Apple Butter. ac. per pound.
Good Corn. &C. per can.
. cans B-st Tables Peaches for 2Jc.
Thistle Tomatoes, &c. per can.
Fresh MOuntain-Roll Butter, DC. per
pound.
Two pounds Best Cream Cheese for 6c.
Small Early June Peas. loo. per can.
Good Family Flour, s-.'o Pc barrel. or
california Apricots. rye. per can
string Beans, &c. per can.
Ten pounds Best Virginia Buckwheat
jap' Brand Roasted. in l-pound papers.
gOc per pound. finest on the market.
Pure Lard. Sc. per pound.
Large Cans Tomatoes, &c.
Fresh oyster Crackers. Sc. per pound.
Good New orleans Moiasses. pc. per
Good Tea. CSC. per pound.
California Ciaret Wine, 6Oc. a gallon.
Silver King Patent Family Flour. best
sold. $50 per barrel. or &c. per sack:
Sno wfake Patent Family Flour. s. per
barrel or zoe. per sack.
Best city Mills Meal. 55c. per busheL
Seven pounds 4 Sugar for 2Jc.
Prlce-List mailed on application.
S. ULLMAN'S SON.
1870 and 1872 east Main street.
Phone 3lS. no 7-dexSu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06

WHEN REAL. ESTATE Is SOLD ID"
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT ALE, =,
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAlD Ii,D
RATA ny THE VENDOR AND 1hH
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED.-PARTIES INTERESTED
IN organizing joint-stock companies for
manufacturing and handling inventions
will DO well II THE BEST Is wanted 10
communicate with ". +. HILL.
fe 6-2t' Box l5l. Culpeper Va.
WANTED A COLORED BOY TO
wait in dlning-rOom and attend 10
horse. Apply at this Office. te o-tt.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS SERVANT
70 cook aTl 10 general housework. Must
have GOO references. No others need
apply Call before II NJ. at No. go west
Main street. Ie o-It
WANTED. A SMALL IRON SAFE. IN
SIDE not under l2x9. Address Post-Oitice
Box 49, re 0--t
FRENCH STEAM LAUNDRY,
ZAP Church-Hin Avenue,
Mrs DAUBRENET PrOprietress.
Dveing and Cleaning. Phone l2i. All
work guaranteed and delivered promptly.
T. 5-lW'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT, UNENPIRED LEASE or
NiNE-ROOM DWELLING Twelfth
street near Broad. recently r-papsred and
otherwis- put ln order. \erF-muCl 90
ducei rental. Address LESSEE" care
Dispatch office ia -f-t,
CALL. PHONE. OR WRITE FOR
FEBRUARY RENT-LIST
The list contains fun description ~ Al
the property We have IN our hands or
rent. There are some very i.sir1hIl
houses left. the rent Of which has been
reduced greatly.
FRANK y HILL & co..
Real Estate Agents
Phone so 70 3-Su.W Fr&Saim1
FOR BENT.-THG STORE WITH
DWELLING ABOVE. No. uta Governor
street an excellent stand Tor restaurant
and clearinghouse. House is ia good or
der. Rent reduced from So 10 so per
month. We offer 10 a responsible party
10 open one months rent free ~ charge.
JOHN r. GODDIN X co.
Real Estate Agents.
Re 5-eod3t Bank and Eleventh streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06

BY ]. y. Elan &, Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs'
iiig Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

THAT WELf~TOCATED CORNER
BRICK SORE.
AND THE VALUABLE TOT on
WHICH ir STANDS.
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TWENTY SEVENTH AND MAR
SHALL STREETS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06
Other Decisions.

Elizabeth Myer It al Va James ].
Kuhn et al. Appeal from 'he Circuit
Court Of West Virginia, AZ Charleston.
Opinion By chief-Justice Fuller Re
moved and remanded.
j. Evans Brown and william y. Car
ter, plaintiffs In error VI. ihe Cranberry
Iron and Coal Company. error. 10 the
Circuit Court for the Western District Of
North Carolina. Opinion by Judge s.mcn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06

BY Denoon. Topper & co,
Real Estate Agents ami Aucti0nccrs,
sol Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-06

2 Wardrobes.
And manye other goods too nufnerous w.
mention BED. Lounges. COUches. buio""''
Bedsteads, etc. ~,
'''e po'''' w. j. PGRYEAR,
&c AuctiOnecr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-27
FRED THOMSON RETURNS.
A SALT LAKE Roy WHO HAS WON
FAME.
His Trip Through Death Valley
Returns to HIS Cid Home After
an Absence of Ten Years, to
GnEh,er Material For an Illus
trated Lecture on Utah.

Frederick 1. Monson, Salt Lake boy
who since leaving here ten years ago has
achieved an enviable reputation as a
writer and lecturer, arrived from New
York yesterday accompanied by his
father and mother.
After leaving here, Mr.. Monson went to
the coast and engaged in newspaper
work. in which he was very successful;
His ability as an artist was a great ald
to him, especially when he made his IA
experiences on that journey have been
told and retold. and mis- lecture on mat
subject delivered in the east and west,
has won for MIN much praise, as is at
tested by the letters he bears from the
San Francisco Press club, of which he is
neers, the Geographical society OF CAN
fornia4 the Chicago Press club and humer-
Gus other organizations.
The object of Mr.. Monson's present visit
here is to get the material for an Illus,
trated lecture on Utah. and to that enc
he will visit all the mining camps ana
other places of interest before proceeding
on to the coast.
The young man whose excellent literary
work is familiar to magazine ana news
J,aper. readers has Il host OF friends mere
who will be delighted TO see MN once
more and to hear of his success
Since his arrival he has been urged
to give that famous lecture on his Death
Valley trip, but as he did not come mere
for that purpose, it is not Likely mat ne
will be heard. -
at ;,ie is success solely through his native
merit persistence and ability, and ne
remains the same earnest, sincere and
IlnassIlming worker that he was In the
days of yore
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-27
NORTH POINT CANAL MATTER.
County selectmen Take the Matter
Up and Discuss it In Caucus.


County seIectmen Take the Matter
Up and Discuss it In Caucus.
County Surveyor Josephs has COM
pleted his report of the North Point
canal matter, which has agitated the
city council and the county court for
some days, and yesterday presented it
to the county court. 1t was Immediate
ly referred to the selectmen. who re-
paired to their room to digest it.
1t will be remembered the company
has asked the council and the court to
take some action. There is a chain of
lakes southwest of the city which are
connected, and as the water from them
is highly charged with alkali, the North
Point people object to having the wa
ter run into White lake, which is a
reservoir for their water
There are a lot of canals along Thir-
tenth South street, which drain into
these lakes, and it is the advice of the
surveyor that all these be drained into
canal, which shall dump into the
river at a point near the dam from
which White lake gets it's water.
Unless this is done and the North
Point people get an injunction, as they
threaten to do, all the lands in the
neighborhood will be flooded.
AT the meeting the members declared
that they did not care to have the re-
porters present. No direct invitation
was received to go and the press re-
manned. 1t was decided to have a
meeting in one of the court rooms
composed of five citizens, the select
men and member from each of the
canal companies, on Monday next,
when some action will be taken.
Josephs' plans seem to be the more
feasible of all that have as yet been
suggested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-27
ROBBED A BATH HOUSE.
A YOUTH UNDERTOOK TO GO
THROUGH a BATHER's CLOTHES.
Hugh Blair Observation-Disclosures
Martin Found GuiIty-Suits En-
tered in the District Court-Trans-
cripts on Appeal and Court Notes.

John Hansen, youth who at one
time was bell boy in one of the
leading hotels. was arrested yesterday
by Deputy Marshal Davis for going
into a bath house at Saltair and steal
ing from the clothes of one of the
bathers. David B. Hill of Pocatello,
Ida, q IS bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill both saw the
youth coming out of their bath house
while they were in the water and as
quickly as possible after discovering
the loss the deputy marshal at the
beach was notified.
Hansen was soon arrested and adj
mitted the theft. He changed the bill
at the lunch counter and S4.75 of the
money was found in his possession.
He was brought into town and ar
raigned before United States Commits
sioner Sommer, found guilty of petit
larceny and this morning set as time
for passing sentence.
Hansen said his folks live at
Draper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-27
Political Notes.
Register today.

Register today.
Are you registered?
The Crane men flung their banner
to the breeze yesterday. 1t is stretched
across the street in front of the
Oquirrh club headquarters.
The question before the Republican
house is, apparently, shall the nomina-
ton of Crane be made unanimous?
After that the Democracy will make
his defeat unanimous.
Democratic women should remember
the reception to be given on Friday,
from to 5 p. M, at the residence of
Mrs. Frances Armstrong, corner of
Seventh East and First South. Hon.
]. L. Rawlins will be one of the speak
ers. The reception will be for Demo-
cratic women generally, without regard
to ward or precinct lines.
Thomas has Cache county, at least
Mr.. Hammond, who aspires to the
nomination for secretary of state, is
quoted as saying SO, and as Cache will
be the third county called, the Tribune
ring will make a great hurrah when
its votes are announced for Arthur.
After that, the Crane men will do the
hurrahing.
The most desperate wire pulling and
Dulldozing that has ever been seen
here on the eve of a convention was
INDUCED in by the Tribune ring yes
terday in the interests of Thomas. 1t
is alleged that all the tactics charged
by the clean campaign journal
against the faction that opposes it,
were adopted, and will be continued
until tomorrow morning The great
effort of the ring is to secure proxies,
every one of which win be voted for
A. l.. Thomas
Every Democratic voter, man or
woman, who is not registered, should
call at the registration Office. No. 1866
South, State street. Galena block, and
see that his or her name is on the list.
The only qualifications are that the
person must be 81 years of age, must
have been citizen of the United
States for ninety days, have resided in
this territory one year prior to No
vember 6, 1895, four months in the
county and sixty days in the precinct.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-27
The oquirrhs
workingmen,s Democratic c1ub

The Workingmens Central Demo-
cratic club held meeting last night at
their hall President Sadler. who pre-
sided, made the opening address which
was listened to with great interest by
the large number who were in attend
ance. j. II. Murphy and NJ NJ Coffin
made addresses upon the Importance
OF attending the primaries, the latter
being especially earnest in asking those
present to attend and see to It that
workingmen are represented. This is
necessary in order that the working
men may be nominated
James Ferry followed with a speech
on labor which was applauded to the
echo.
The next meeting of the society
Is tomorrow evening. Members are re-
qUested to attend as matters of i'm
portance are to be considered. All pa
boring people are requested to attend
also and a. cordial invitation is extend
ed them to visit the club rooms at Is
Uinta building, Commercial street, at
any time. A special request is made
that all desiring important information
call today and ask the committee in
charge for what viii be given.