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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
WHITE GOODS.

III
rverv ward of Check Muslin, India
Iinons. English Nainsook, French Dimi-
ties. organizes, etc, are to be sold ire
spective Of cost to-day TO close every
yard out.
l,2oO yards Fine. Sheer White Plaid
Apron Lawns. sc. yard. from l9c.
62 pieces of 40-inches- wide White India
Apron Lawns. 8 S-4c. yard,
Checked Muslins and Plaid Lawns, that
were II l-2c-, now &c. yard.
Real Scotch Dimiues, that were 3Jc.,
now l9c. yard.
White French organizes, IL l-2c., from
25c. yard.
soft-Finish White Satin Figured Jaco-
Real English Long Cloth, soft finished,
69c a piece OF IL yards.
80 pieces Book Fold White Checked
Nainsook sc. yard; other satin-Cheek-
ed Nainsooks at 10 and II lie, from
Is and 16 2-3c.
Fine, Sheer Plain White India Linons,
7S-fc, from IL l-2c. yard.
White Figured Marseilles. was Il l-2c.,
now Sc. yard.
FROM o 10 $50 O'CLOCK
WHITE CHECKED NAINSOOK, LONG
FOLD. FINE CHECKS, l 7-Sc. YARD
None for dealers.
FLANNELs,
WITH ALL THE PRICES LOWERED.
The all-we-can-get profit is not known
pere. VINO ever saw FlonnelS at such
prices? All last seasons TO be cleaned
mp before the new arrive
Dressing Sacque and Wrapper Elan
nelettes, in all the new colorings and
Designs. for fall wear. Is 2-3c. quality,
are here for 3-4c.
~All-Wool Red Flannel, zoe. kind, for
II l-2c.
&c; Yard-wide White Wool Flannel for
dsmstltched and Sllk-Embroidered
Sartng FLANNEL, 80 different designs.
the regular Zoe grade. for 4sc others
st es. 7Sc., up 10 $50
20 grade OF Bleached Canton Flannel
for &c. yard.
fIet,y Paid Outings that cost Sc. 10
make, are here for 3s-ic.
z2c. grade, for - l-2c' Inv
10c. Domet Flannels for sc. a ward
IhOM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
mel for 2l-2c. yard. 'a"
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CHAIRS AND DECORATIVE Frpv
TIRE.

CHAIRS AND DECORATIVE FTpx
TURE.
Vanished Porch or Sewing Rocks-,
fec each. >
s. Han Chairs for $3.50
oak or Mahc gany Consumers. E7 s,.,
Oak Parlor Tables. 25c. each
$3.50 Art Rockers, in oak OF m8hogary
for 1898. l'
Slkoline- Filled Screens. ? fold ana
feet 6 inches high. FOR 1925 each
Oak Medicine Cabinets. $IE. f-4m q,
Folding Sewing-Tables. Soc. fr1m a.
Oak Blacking-Cases. with Garner ir-.
for csc.
HARDWARE.
Richardson's Finest Quality saws %
and $50 each.
ROgers's Al Saw. &c.
Keyhole Saws. l2c
Family Cleavers. CSC, instead os 70,
The Edge Tool Company's and prog,,.
Finest Quality Steel Hatohets. e.
instead Of 81. -'
25c. Curry Combs. Zoe.
Ladies' Tack Hammers. Sc.
Door or Gate Springs. &C.
Dinner Bells. o..
JAN Locks. 3 and l0c.
Spring Locks, for cellars. bicycle e,,
10 to 25c.-worth double. ~'
Can-Openers. &c.
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES.
Bixby's Shoe Backing. Jute clot,.,
Lines, Wax Tapers Wats0n's ST..
Polish, Chinese Blueing. Circus S1r
Soapine, Mouse Traps &c. choice.
Parlor Pride Stove Enamel. does mn
rust off. l0c. a bottle
Window Cleaning Brush toc. from =,
Stoye-Brushes &c., from &c.
Closet-Brush SOC.
Floor Sweeps, made Of horse hair. 'o-
49c.. from 9Sc.
Mouse Traps 3 TO Zoe. each.
Soap Powder. equal 10 any made. large
oniene Laundry Soap, 16-ounco bars. to-
&c.
Straw Splashers. &C.. were Zoe.
4-string BroOms. H. l-2c.. were DC
A lot OF the Finest Scrubbine- Brushes
ever shown IN Richmond, worth up no.
Csc, for loo. choice.
25c. Feather Busters for fic
Slexo Securing Soap 1c.
All colors Paints, 1-pound boxes Ns.
quart cans, Soc; half-gailon Floor
Paint. roc.
GRANITE IRONWARE.
You'd think the cost OF bringing EN-
lere would be more than we ask Tor hs
ware. Tomorrow is no exception Co mo
zig stores rule. Save you money whore.
yer we can.
Granite Salt Boxes. &C. each.
Baking Pans, 12c.. from 25c.
l-quart Buckets &c.
l-quart Milk Pans, Dippers, and Ladies.
for SC. each.
Pie-Plates, 30.
Wash Basins, Sc
Cake Turner's. Sc.
Soap Dishes. Sc.
Square Bread-Pans. 30.
6-quart Pudding-Pans. for 15c., were q.
lf-quart Dlsh-Pans, 25c., from 5lc.
4-quart Saucepans. l0c.
Colfee Canteens. l0c from 25c.
zoe. Cooking-Pots for 40c.
81 Convex Saucepans, for Sc.
Gray Double ROasters. SOC.
l-quart Coffee or Tea-P0ts, l0c.. Instead
of DC.
S-quart Liped Sauce als. &c, from ca
Gray Tea Kettles, li.gest sic. le,
from g.
4 and 5-quart Conee-Pots for poe.
lO-quart Gray Water Buckets. 30.
Gray Fasting Spoons, &c. each.
Cray Stop Jars, 4Jc.
2jc. tunnels. Joe.
Double Rice Boilers. &c.
~ Dinner Buckets, with 3 compartments
for 4jc.
Gray Ham Boilers. 4jc
Gray Foot TUBS. zee.
TINWhRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
The following telegram
epeaks for itself:

NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER s, 1895.
10 The Cohen Co., Richmond, "a:
You, share Of the purchase al the ~
fiaeton 1Nills Dress Goods sale is ShiRPed
TO-DAY.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS
EXCHANGE.
These and hundreds of others
will be found on the Colored
Dress Goods counters to-day.
Here is an opportunity to COM
pare prices between dealers
who buy largely and dealers
who pretend to buy largely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11

81 and s. Brass Banquet Lamps. gold
plated. with nligree head and base
FOR $295.
$40 Statue Lamps for s..
Fancy China Lamps, that were upward.
of $3.50. for 800 choice.
100 lO-tnch Globes, that were up 10 80
for SEC. each.
A lot Of Decorated Lamps, that wer,
s., for S275.
Incandescent Gas Light for 5Oc.; extra
nantes, 10c.
Weisbach Gas Light, 79c
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LINENS.

GOlkIi bOlNh.s bC-NAS'''
and more than one hundred pieces OF
Table Damasks were the property OF the
Cohen Company. Wen begin to deal them
out to you this morning. Quite number
of Napkins and other Linen Fabrics in
the lot. You can buy them calm at auc-
ton prices without auction excitement;
y pieces Cream Irish Linen Table Da-
mask. Ga inches wide, heavy eXcellehl
wearing sort, 35c. yard; usually oOc.
2-yards-wide Cream irish Linen Damask,
large and small designs. extra heavy,
cost Coo ordinarily. this sales price
42c. yard.
Damask. 6S TO Y inches wide in all
new designs, SIC. yard.
II pieces Cream German Linen DamaSK,
it's the grade that sells always at Doc,
this sales price DC. ~
2S dozen Handsome satin Damask DIN
ner Napkins. full 81 size, extra heavy
pure Irish linen manufacture, Chry-
santhemum design. never sold Tor less
than s425 dozen, this sales price $3.50.
Others in Fleur de LIS ana other hahd-
some designs. sizes 22X22, for Sl.9S
G, dozen Full-Bleached Irish Linen Nap
kins, ga size, always Slz5, now voc.
dozen; others at 75c. dozen instead OF
Heavy Satin Damask Tray Cloths, F1eur
de Lis design. hemmed ready Tor use,
35c.
IS dozen extra quality Bleached Linen
Dinner Napkins. would be cheap at
N75 dozen, these Sl.l5.
Plain Line. Hand-Drawn, Hemstltched
Buffet Scarfs. IL yards long, SSc'
each: other Fancy White Linen scars
open-work drawn-thread centres
hemstitched, 60 and SSc. $3.50
2S pieces of 45-inches-wide Art ana XII
low Linens, heavy round thread S9c.
yard.
80 pieces Of Single-Width Art Linens,
that cost 10 and &c. always, these ~
and IL 1-2c. yard.
Fancy Colored Satin Damask, two,
toned, fast colors, SOC. YARD, instead Oh
soc.
Turkey-Red Table Damask. colors war
ranted fast, full width, Zoe. YARD:
i2O pieces Brown Linen Crash Towelling,
the usual best Zoe. grade, l-2c: yard.
plaid and Checked Glass Linen Towel-
ling. cost and 10c. always, &c, yard.
B2 dozen best 25c. Bleached Turkish Bath
Towels. double thread and extra large
size l6 2-3c. each.
IS dozen Turkish Bath Towels, 30 lnches
long 10c. for what you've always PAID
s. dozen for; other Turkish Bath Tow
els. and sc. each. instead of 75c. and
81 dozen.
FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
WILL BE SOLD
REAL TURKEY-RED TABLE DA-
MASK, FAST COLORS, 80 INCHES
WIDE, JIG. YARD.
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THE GREAT SALE OF THE AIRING
TON MILLS.

CoLoRED DRESS GOODS FROM
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THE PICTURE DEPARTMENT.


Handsome Yard Pictures, IN oak CIT
and White enamalled frames. Tor &c.
each, were 81.
Handsome Hand-Carved p. .urs
Frames @x2i, usually $3.50, for $50
choice.
Beautiful Glass Medaulons. on French
gilt frames. for $50. choice were $40,
Handsome Steel Engravings -'9
inches. French silt fra.es, for t''
were Si39
25c. Oak-Framed Bathroom Mirrors
for 10c
The BattIeshlp Maine" in Red. White.
and Blue frames. for 25c.. were Voc
Large Glass Swinging Meda..ion5 ~
Zoe.
Large Etchings in beautiful CIT ard
White enamelled frames, Tor s. us-'
ally $50
Extra stronGly-Made Oak Picture
Easels for 35c.
1 lot of Fine Pastel Pictures. that were
s. and 80 FOR Nc. choice.
Beautiful Glass Medallions. that were
10c.. for &C.
THE SAVINGS POSSIBLE ~
NOTIONS AND TOILETS.
iii interest every economical person IN
richmond to-day. Why not save this d.
erence?
Ivory-Handed Nail Brushes, Toe. KIND
iOE o.
1000 cakes OF large-size Palm soap usu@
price lJc. dozen; our price, Sc ol1.l..
! lot Of SolidGack French Brisue li.i'-
Brushes. ranging in price rom GO
TO & choice Of any FOR 6sc. ctc.,
lie GraAde's Ousa Violet for 81. v2il'.
Oakieys Violet Talcum Powder E
box
lot OF Real-Bristle Tooth-Brushes' co..
from Is 20 &c; choice OF ans llc. r.
POzzoni's Face Powder. 32c. box
Best Household Ammonia Tor Sc. tol,
Large Cakes OF Shaving Soap lc
$50 cakes OF Large-Size Highly -f
fumcd Soap, usual l-3c. value 100
&c. cake. or l5c. dozen. -.
Combination Russet and OXblood sA''
Polish for Sc.
i5c. bottles Of Gold Paint FOR &c. Do
tie.
9-inch Steel-Back Combs for sc. ,..
15c. bottles OF Bay Rum or fiVi'''
Water. Sc. bottle.
l5c. boxes OF White or Flesh Face Pc"
der for &c. box.
papers OF good Needles for &c
3 pieces OF Non-Twisting Tape ~, 10
Sc. White Corset Steeis % hooAsl 10
2isc. pair.
Large boxes OF Black Pins for SC.
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This Entire Sale Will Be Story Of MoneySaving Chances

%
-
ff\0HEN\ q THIS REMARkABLE-PRICE SAL
$$%s$ S$$~ ~"4~~~"~n ~ % every
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

Echoes from the school-room are heard
on all sides. We heard them long ago,
hence this sale. A giving-away sale of
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THE OUHSEI DF4ftN MIMI
is one OF the pride institutions OF this
store. Years OF close attention has made
this the Model Corset Department OF the
South. Take elevator. Second floor.
Her Majesty Corsets, White and Black.
from S2.75 up.
Warmers Cursets French Sateen. boned
with corol.ne Hamburg trimmed, Sl.25
ones for 9Oc
6-Hook Corsets, well boned, high bust.
Si.25 kind. for zoe.
Long-Waist Corsets. we'll boned, heavy
cou,ille, for zoe.
81 Nursing Corsets for 75c.
25c. Children's Jeans Corset-Waists. all
sizes Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
TOILET SETS.

12-piece Toilet Sets. full gold-stlppled
and hand-decorated, have large slop-
jars, usually $3.50. for $3.50 each.
1O-piece Toilet Sets, usually $3.50, for
sos.
Gold-Suppled Toilets, that were $, for
$3.Z5.
6-piece Toilet Sets. different decora-
lions, for CSC. a set.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-05-14

Nebraska, according to the recorded
plat thereof; also the west half Of lot
twenty-five (22l, Of Miller's Subdivision
Of the south half Of section twenty Coz,
town ten 10. range aeven ~, OF Lancas-
ter county. Nebraska; also the northwest
quarter OF lot twenty-seven (21. in Mil
ler's subdivision OF the south half Of sec
ton (2O), town ten QO), range seven On,
in Lancaster county. Nebraska.
Now therefore it is ordered that all
persons interested in said estate appear
before me at the Office OF the clerk Of the
District Court OF Lancaster County, Ne
braska, on the 7th day OF June, 1893, at
8 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, to
show cause why license should not be
granted to G. s. Baldwin IS administra
tor to sell the above described real estate
to pay the debts Of said eetate and costs
Of administration.
1t is further ordered that this order
shall be published FOUR successive weeks
in The COURIER, published and printed
in Lancaster county. Dated the 18th
day Of April 1898.
CHAs. L. HALL.
Judge of the District Court.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-05-14
First publication April l6) 4
In the District Court Of Lancaster
county, Nebraska.
John Viola
George H. Baughman A'oD
eft al
NOTICE.

George H. Baughman, Adele w.
Baughman, William j. Baughman, -
Baughman. his wife, real name unknown,
Margaret II. Baughman, The Campbell
Printing Press & Manufacturing COM
pany, a corporation, and Home Fire In
surance company, corporation, will
take notice that on the 9th day of April,
1893, John Viola, plaintiff herein, filed
his petition in the District Court of Lam
caster county, Nebraska, against said
defendants, ct al, the object and prayer
OF which are to foreclose certain mort
gage executed by Sarah II. Baughman
and Jeremiah Baughnan to the Lom-
bard Investment Company and now
owned by plaintiff, upon the following
described real estate, situated in Lam
caster county, Nebraska, to w.t.
Lots number four az, five ~, six (6),
seven ~, eight 49,, and nine (9), in block
two ~. in Keystone Addition to the
CITY OF Lincoln, east Of the Sixth Princi-
pal Meridian, to secure the payment of
one certain promisory note, with coupons
attached, dated June 13, 1889, for the
sum Of $3.50 90, and due and payable on
the first day Of June, 1894; that there is
now due upon said note and mortgage
the sum Of $4,000, with interest at 10
per cent per annum from June I, 1897,
and also the further sum Of $3.50 SO with
interest at the rate Of 10 per cent Der
annum from the first day of April, 1898,
for taxes. and plaintiff prays that said
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-05-14

premises may be Iecreed 10 be sold
and satisfy the amount due thereon.
You are required 10 answer said peti-
ton on or before the 23d day Of May.
1893.
JOHN Viola.
Ry A. B. Coffroth. his Attorney.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-05-14
First Publication April 3Ol

First Publication April 30. 4
In the District Court of Lancaster
County, Nebraska.
In the matter Of the
estate Of Walter ORDER.
Carmen, deceased.
This matter coming on to be heard at
Chambers upon the petition OF G. s.
Baldwin. administrator. and it appearing
that there is not sufficient personal
estate in the hands OF the said admins
traitor to Fay the debts outstanding
against the deceased. and the expenses
Of administration, and it appearing that
it is necessary to sell the whole OF the
real estate for the payment of such
debts and costs of administration to wit:
The southeast quarter Of section twenty.
five (25), town nine (9), range thirty nine
(39,. west, in Keith county. Nebraska;
also lot ten QO). in block two hundred
and seven con Of the city of Lincoln,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-05-14

nd is London a handsome city,
Dawson?"
Don't know. Didn't see it,
Didn't see it? Why. man, you were
there ten days. Sick?-
Nope. Fog"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-05-14
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. P. A.,
Chicago. III.
HOW HE DID IT.
He swofe he'd never make
A failure or mistake
In choosing him a wife
To Be his mate for Life.


The European nations manifest an
inclination to sit down on Turkey" said
SPIKES.
1T is the Ottoman Empire, you know"
replied Spokes.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-05-14
Do you know where
PALACE BEAUTIFUL
Is? Well. it is the place to
get Good Shampoo oryour
Hair SinUed and Treated.

This eradicates dandrud
the gsss t. get good skin soft and white Also BODY
time the MANICURE and Tor the hands
beauifed or powdered OF
The best line Switches Cu.ls Bangs Toilet
Powder
Wigs, Switches, Curls anything
Near Oliver Theatre III so 18th
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-05-14

County, Nebraska.
In the matter of the
estate Of Walter
Carmen, deceased.
The herald., 1898-10-20
Men and women's Mcguire Club

At the regular meeting of the Men and
Women's Mcguire club last evening in the
Southern California Music hall, Bradbury
block, the attendance was not large, on ac-
count Of the other meetings of Democrats
in the city.
DR.. E. W. Doss made plea for fair vote
and showed how the vote of 1898 seemed
to have been manipulated by the enemies of
bryan. Statistics showed deficit in the
Democratic vote, which deficit, as also
showed by figures, did not go to Mckinley.
\ The speaker believed that thousands Of
Democratic votes never reached the can
vassing board. The friends of Mcguire
should look out for like game.
Mrs. M. j. Berra, in paper, "Think or
PERISH" urged voters to think well before
voting. They should avoid dishonest poll
ticians and not bow down to boss rule. They
should consult their wives and families be-
fore casting. their ballots.
H. G. Thomas expressed himself as sorry
for Messrs. Gage and Barnes in their efforts
Htqs find Maguire's faults. He hoped this Ma
gAire club was not organized solely for social
enjoyment. II should help the fight for re-
form and the return Of the principles Of l776,
which are sufficient to live for and die for.
An interesting program has been arranged
for the meeting Of next Wednesday EVENING
when Clarence Miller of this CITY viii be the
principal speaker.
The herald., 1898-10-20
FUNERAL OF W. J. BRoDRICK
Organizations Represented and Action
Of Fire Underwriters


The funeral of the late William j. Brod-
rick will be held this afternoon at 1880 from
the family residence, 1885 South Figueroa
street, followed by brief services at st.
Vincent's church, corner Of Warrington
street and Grand avenue. The office OF the
receiver of the water company, +. A. Glib
Brodrick's former associates an opportunity
to attend the funeral
President p. M. Daniel of the board of
trade has appointed Messrs. j. j. Bergin
and John s. Thayer to represent that body
at the funeral. Mr. Brodrick was charter
member of the organization an dalso served
on it's directory.
At meeting of the Los Angeles fire un-
derwriters, held at the office of r. B.
Stephens yesterday, resolutions on the
death of Mr.. Brodrick were presented by
q committee composed of II. M. Wheeler,
Louis F. Vetter, NJ. T. Whitaker and Gil.
bert e. Overton, and unanimously adopted,
as follows:
Whereas, An all-wise Providence has re.
moved from our midst our beloved friend
and business associate, William j. Brodrick
Resolved, That in his untimely demise
we feel that the insurance fraternity OF
this city has lost one of it's leading and
most respected members, whose efforts have
always been for the best interests of the
business.
Resolved, That in this, their hour of be-
rcavement, we extend to the family of the
deceased our heartfelt sympathy
Resolved, That this resolution he spread
upon the minutes of this association and
that copy Of the same be sent to the family
of the deceased"
The herald., 1898-10-20
SUMMER RESORT STAMP SALE
Mail Cars Closed in-Postohice
Funds

Postoffice Inspector NJ. H. Flint has
turned in to the department the following
sales of postage stamps at the summer re.
sorts in the vicinity Of Los Angeles, which.
compared with last year, are as follows:
For the third quarter ending Sept. 30, 1897,
Santa Monica, $l690.0l; for 1893, $l695.54.
Long Beach, 1897, $l623.9l 1893, $l740.5l.
Avalon, Catalina island, 1897, $s35.59; 1898,
$SS5.51. Mr.. Flint will be in Santa Ana and
Pomona this week, arranging for the re-
newal of postoffice leases.
Inspector Flint, with the aid of the de-
partsnent, is endeavoring to stop the in
terminable postoffice fights that are fire.
quently carried on in country towns The
postmaster's salary in offices Of the fourth
class is dependent upon the number OF
stamps he cancels, being percentage upon
q certain number up to $3.50 per quarter. 1t
frequently happens that the ex-postmaster
and his friends will mail all letters on the
train, thus cutting down the income of the
incumbent and his assistants. The longer
the thing is carried on the more deadly the
feud becomes. Hereafter, when this condi-
ton prevails in town, the mail cars are to
be closed and no mail will be received in
them until hostilities cease.
The herald., 1898-10-20
AMERICAN COMMERCE
Resolutions Asking Congress to Foster
the Carrying Trade

The regular meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the chamber of commerce was
held yesterday. Reporting on the action
taken by the Philadelphia board of trade,
the committee on commerce recommended
the following resolutions, which were unan-
6nously adopted:
''Whereas, By the action of the president
and of congress- and through the skill and
valor of our army and navy, great oppor-
tunities for enterprise have been opened
to our citizens, favorably affecting every
branch Of industry; it is hereby
Resolved, That In order to take advan-
tage of these wide fields Of enterprise the
American ocean carrying trade should be
revived, and the Los Angeles chamber of
commerce hereby urges congress to consider
at the approaching session what action is
needed to restore to the United States the
ocean carrying trade in vessels sailing un-
der the American flag.
"Resolved, That a movement of such
universal advantage to every section of our
country should receive the support of all
commercial organizations.
Resolved, That the press of the coun-
try be urged to lend their powerful aid to
the success of this great national undertak-
ing"
The board being advised that Hon. Web.
ster Davis, assistant secretary of the In
terror. was expected to be in this CITY on
or about the 10Th instant, on motion the
president was requested to appoint a COM
nittee to tender him an informal reception
Of non-partisan character in the rooms of
the chamber. The president thereupon an
pointed the following committee: Messrs.
L. A. Croft, A. w. Kinney, H. Hawgood.
Az b Cass ana, M. J. Newmark.
The herald., 1898-10-20
An Easy Jury

John Hasty was yipdicated yesterday by
jury of twelve nieh III Justice Owens
court of the charge of drunkenness. Hasty
is an old soldier and was arrested by Deputy
toxicated. Hasty had been in the bar room
OF the Pico house and while there row en-
sued in which couple of men smashed a
looking glass. When asked regarding this
occurrence, Hasty's memory was perfect
blank and moreover he had forgotten the
circumstance of the barkeeper's having de-
clined to provide him with any more drinks
The barkeeper and the officers testified to
the drunken condition of Hasty, but the
jury preferred to take the old fellows word
and returned verdict of not guilty
The herald., 1898-10-20
Auction
Nevada Stables

The Receiver In the case Of M. j. Horton
VS.. c. w. Stewart, No. 3l,377. Superior
Court Los Angeles County, California. will
sell at public auction on Monday, October
3lst, 1898, at 10 O'clock a. m:, to the highest
said NJ ]. Horton and c. W. Stewart in the
Nevada Stables, the property constituting
the plant and business known as the Me-
vada Stables at No. 63S South Broadway,
Los Angeles California, consisting Of Four
teen Horses, Eight Single-seated Buggles,
Two Two-seated Surreys, Two Two-seated
Top Carriages, Three Sets Double Harness,
robes, Eleven Light Laprobes, one Rack in
office, one Bench three Chairs, one Wiring
er, one Wheelbarrow, Horse Trough and
Rack, Shovels, Forks, Lanterns, Whips,
Curry-combs, and everything pertaining
TO the Nevada Stables. Also the lease in
terest In the premises No. 63S South Broad
way. also good will Of the business.
A, E. NICHOLS, Receiver.
The herald., 1898-10-20
CITY NEWS
INDEX or LOCAL EVENTS
chronicled on pages 1. Z. 5 and IA.

. water arbltrators to hear testimony
. November 10th.
. CLOSING session Of the Democratic
, city convention. =
Rival claimants for the estate Of
. Mrs.. Kate Kern.
New fre alarm boxes to be pur-
, chased and placed at once.
. The Afro-American meeting at the
. wigwam a pronounced success.
) Further developments In the Porter
) Banning board bill controversy.
. The notorious Mrs. Mary Williams
. burned TO death while Intoxicated.
; Fall opening Of the medical and dem
. tai departments Of the medical college.
. Dissatisfied Chinese attempting to
; revivify the old See Yup-sam Yup
; boycott.
Supervisors employ special counsel
) to prosecute claims Of the county
; against the state.
; Robert A. Thompson, union nominee
; for secretary OF state, brings good It'd
; ings Of the Campaign.
; Judge Allen renders in opinion hold
; ing hat,veterans at the Soldiers home
; have the right to vote there: demur-
; rer to Hon. Abbot Kinney's complaint
; sustained.