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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
For Rent.

Five room brick cottage on DignOwity hill,
five )oms, large stable and carriage house
City water large lot. etc. 2i9
Nice rock and frame house, corner Barrcra
street, fine sh ada, city water, etc, two blocks
from car line. Only Sl6 go
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Just Opened,

At No. 6, west corner of Commerce and
CassianO streets, a branch office and sales
room, of the Wrought Iron Range company
of st. Louis. Manufactures of the cele-
brated Home Comfort Range.
Call and examine our goods.
The following testimonials are from par
ties we have sold in this city, as to the
merits of our ranges
l.. ID. MARTIN,
Salesman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17

address Registered LISTERS to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
MAMMOTH DRAWING

At the Academy of Music. New Orleans, Tues
day, December Is, 1898.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
Halves, $50; Quarters, SO; Eighths.
So; Twenties, So; Fortieths, 81.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters.
II. NJ. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Blk.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17

Hambleton. HadleV & Co
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

80 acres OF 3 miles, south of city, small
mousse sood IocaLlty. Price $500. (5D
A S.Sg-~-> 500 acres
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17

with good rock house never
failing water, and fine grass
r situated on the Culebra and
HplOtnS Crnnks about IL m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
o,vo va,x ner,ou~ attention.

On April Is, 1887, Mr. s. Lehman OF
Danyilc. Va, insured in the New York
Life Insurance Company for 5000 on
the fve-ycar dividend plan. Shortly
Afterwards he took out another 8, 900
policy on the twenty-yoar limited en-
dowmcnt plan. He died suddenly May
-, 1883, having paid two premiums
amounting in all t. 57O7. On June 5th
a check was sent TO the widow for So
$50. 80, the excess over the face OF the
policies being the mortuary dividend to
which he was entitled 1t may be added
that when Mr.. Liebman insured he was
prosperous in business, but during thls
short interval, OF less tban one year, ne
lost his entire estate and left only ms
life insurance as support for ms oe-
reaved wife and five helpless children.
Send me Your name for an apphca-
ton {. +. LYFoIp'
Assistant Superintendent Agencies,
9ls east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
:. 49, ,,r,,ovol basin also will afford a cheap

4. ,,o ,,o,.,ovel basin also will afford q cheap
newer ar manufacturing purposes. -.-......
Around this basin elevators can oo e0ns,i 49,, 49,.
with necessary trackage. aa vel ~ cDttVil-oD,,,
uresses t.oal-chutes. and other ternllual 49,, ~
sporiea Rnck of the basin and between II anu
Manchssier model homes can no CONSTRUCTOR ~, .Vi
artisans. mechanics ani laborsrs, aud tne w,
equipment Of city can be locaiod ca 'Ilo l'ii
In ouesticn. Tne streets as laid down are "'uo
ani tho grades gentle ,,o alto I'm
question il aImfrnbly adapted Tor nlhli'.. ',,,
turing aud milling purposee, ana pny7l.nn
well-iocsfed for torrninai facilities, Doso slls
and ereat WHAT II also qri-e raro IN e,ich gu
ditions the site "a adapted tor graz uhl neyo,gp
mon, and it "a not necessary % make inc ouitr
outlay Of preliminary expenses Drfor' any tllIh l
can 10 rpalized Thus q small operator can NM M y
bIsnfllsand hls pior Rnh ms own tracks, yetAl ~
mo ttno his operations need tint ricf" WIN
tho entire plan OF improvement: ana the iuaspta
Of The CONSTRUCTION Of tho en- oankment sh1 n'slli
ran be- mado as gradual n NAV DC dcsh',' ~,
from the moment toe work is conmon,'u tho
plau NJ M Interior uaain with outlying "hhrF We
on James river win begin 10 be realized anu az,
no uuliZed 70 whateyor extent it may DC carrier
uithouf waitiug .Or the completion OF inc ~ f"
i'm It's entirety. have tho houor % he your oOo-
dent servant. {. =. ,. DIV" -
ABB; G. e.; Harv.: ". Am. Soc' 4 L.
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TERMINAL FACILITIES.
Scheme for the Irritation Of Large
Tract of Lnud.

tract OF Lnuu.
At the request Of Mr.. Edmund VI.
Parker, president Of tae Chesterfield
Land and Improvement Company, with
Office at 80. 10 State street, Boston, Mr.
{. p. r.. Burgwyn, civil engineer, has
prepared aud the company have pub
ishcd Report On Terminal, Dock,
and Manufacturing Facilities of their
properly on the south side OF James
river below Manchester and nearly OBJ
posite the old brewery. The pamphlet
contains "a vast dea Of general iuforma-
ton likely to attract the attention Of the
public. and concludes with the following
remarks. which will give at least au in
sight into the proposed plan Of improve
ment:
BY utilizing the depression formed by Drew
y 10 island as q basin. and ny turtAor deepen
lux e. say 90 the eXient az ten Or aleen icrt, an
ambankmcut can ne placed between 10 and tho
river, which " u giyo almost unlimited terminal
iaclllge- Tor railroad aud C.hor purposes. Tie
material removed bon tie course Of tho eXcaYa-
ton val be utilized Ia toe construction OF the
emblnkmOnt on thC river eide Of The ba'.h, TOO
naulrI ri,e u the land enclosing u on tho
souih. Between lls embankincnt aud tho riyer
a number u Il-rs can De constructed As indi-
Gated, IN q manner similar - the present piers
OF ths CITE avosks aid ohio railroad On tho
other side oil 10 river. iheec piers can &c con-
structod QUO ~ time, or 30 different times just
~ the necsssiics require or tho developments
taka place. ny Daiidiug lock at tho exit and
by ieeiiug from the Manchester canal, ne level
OF which - Al present from tWentyfour 20 twen-
ty-aVc leot ABOVE l0H tide aud which could
readily be increased 10 thiTly feet II desired. tina
area behind DreWry's island can On utilized as a
great interior BASIN The water discharged In
opening tho locks can be utilized TOE charging
hydraulic accumulators, storage batteries. and
other purposee, add the level Of the water ia
tho baslu being higher than tho river dfy-docks
eau be constructed which will empty themselves
by gravity, and tho water In ruuntng out can
also DO utilized for storage purposes. Ihe water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
DEATH or MAS. DAYhY.
a Useful itre TndcH IN the Ninety
sixth Wear.

Tn the death Of this venerable lady
Richmond has lost another Ink when
connects her history with the past. Mrs,
Poylv was a young lady IN distinguished
society when Napoleon !. lost hrs
empire at the battle Of Waterloo. She
rccollectcd very wildly IN tho Iauer
vears Of her life the thrilling epoch OF
history which. beginning with tine war
OF 1912. continued through the battle oi
New Orleans, and was finally settled
when peace was secured at the
overthrow Of the great Napoleon.
Her husband. Colonel Thomas u Iayly,
was distinguished in law and politics, and
WAS a Leading member Of society ID the
Jacksonian era. The var with Mexico
found her strong at wha. some might con
slderan advanced age IN lie, Win al nor
faculties alert. aud with an interest IN
,nssiuo events that should put 20 shame
pereors Of the present age VINO wrapped
M in their own petty schemes. allow IN
great events OF lie topass by unheaded'
AZ the advanced age of siXiy-nine
she sew the great warCOmmcnce between
tie states. With the Napoleonlc wars
before her mind. rccollectlng wildly Tie
Mexican. IL is not 90 lie wondered tnat
the war preclpiiatcd between tho
states should have filed her mind
with Great forebodinQ. Although by
this time a widow, with her children
inst starting out in lie, herself nt
an advanced age. she met ne
trials Of the period of 1861 with IN nm
dauuted courage. Possessed ST one
time Of large means, she saw her pro-
pertv slowly swept away by the misior-
tunes Of wal and when it Was over She
faced tine results with that same miinch-
ing courage she had always shown.
Her mind was clear t. tde last. and
although She was in great pam all the
time. vet for ton days She resisted
the last great destroyer, for 1t
took that length OF time to finally over
come her great vitality. among her
descendants in this city are the uemtcts
of the family OF f.. q. Hjyglni o'ham,
Esd. of I.avenswood. Ms Higsln-
botham WAS Mrs. Bayly's Oldest laugh
ter, and it is to her children and TIE
children Of her broticr, Mr. Thomas H..
Baylv. that tine future must look as her
descendants. For the last twenty years
O, her life Mrs. Bayiy lived at her resi-
2cYce ON Franklin street with h.r
eldest granddaughter, the vile OF D;
{. Brockcnbrough. ESQ. Her iuneral
Will take place this afternoon at !
o'clock from the residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

A private german was given at NO. 80
east rankin street riday evening, and
the following ladies' and gentlemen were
present: Miss Agnes Black, WHO wore 4
pale blue Chlna silk; Mis- iotlie James,
cream aibatross Miss Mamie FrayzieE
mink satin Miss Meble 0hnn, lavender
albatross Miss fannie Angus, cream
nun s-ycihng II. C.. Angus. chali,e
Mss Nary Crew valonciunes lace" N .ss
jamie XasLou, va'ncicuucs lace Mss
Bos,.e Nashon. black lace.
The gentlemen present wercas follows
". T.. Rcattic, Of Manchester; Bunyen
Robins. Allie Ups, Il. Anderson, ".
Anderson. c. Tyler. &. Taylor, j. Mi
chauN, =. Gliuu, Floyd EuAter, Frank
Scatou. and ". i. IYaus.
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nnroc,,ro rxc.tahr.

whether in children or adults, should not
be neglected. and improper glasses pro
cured bv guesswork or mi.htted by some
one incompetent should be strictly
guarded against. No cause for any OF
this now. Gail on Or. :. GalosAl, $40
east Main street, for q most efficient eX-
animation free of charge and correct
adjustment Of Classes At moderate cost,
no matter how severe the visual defect
~ :. urnrDlr
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uenr,eo county court.

The Henrico County Court was en-
gagged all day yesterday IN the trial Of
the case Of Aaron Eiddick (colored),
charged with adultery. The court al
iourned over until tomorrow, when tho
trial will nc continued
There were several magistrates trials,
but none of the cares were important.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
KIclnrnona EoiIese.

This institution opens on Thursday
neat with the prospect Of large atten-
dance Of students nom the city anu from
our own and other states. During yaca-
ton Its educational facilities have been
much improved, and 1t will begin the
new session well equipped III all depart
ments for thorough work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

vaudalla Line.
Wabash RAILWAY.
Wabash Western railwPy.
West shore railroad. ...u~..s
Wesreln a low York and Pennsylvania rauio@''
Whcoiing nni inko trie railway
Canadian parinc railroad. -, go.
mo Snrfolk nni Western railroad VIII trans
mari free i'm both directions under locAl regu'"-
Pr. NV ~ &. A. TAYioH.
Chairman Committee on Trains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
TRlUnpn Or INDUSTRY.

Atlastwe have accompHshcllt Our
Tailoring Department; is To-Day thrown
open for your inspection. The appoint
meats are the finest in the country.
Nothing that can promote tho comfort
Of our patrons and facilitate business has
boen omitted. No such stock can DO
found elsewhere In this city.
The reputation Of our artist cutters Is
already too wei known to admi, Of COM
mont sunce it 70 say that al Of Thorn
stand 10 tho froutrank OF taeir profession.
Their opinion on matt rs Of dress may be
relied upon a. rejecting tho correct
fashion Of the season.
Ithas long been enormously imagined
that a custom garment must necessarily
command an exorbi,ant price. Ii you
will take the trouble 10 consult US we viii
provo TO the contrary.
We have divided this department into
two branches Ia the popular branch
wo make you an elegant Sui, FOR from
s25 to s3j. or pair Of Trousers from 81
toEa OURS IS ABSOLUTELY CUSTOM
WORK.
To gentlemen desiring the nnes, grade
no better opportunity has ever been pre-
sentod. The fabrics offered axe equal, In
many instances superior. to any stock IN
this country Those who have been ia the
habit Of sending 10 New York, or even
across the water FOR their garments, have
been wasting time and money. We DO
not charge you for no use OF our name
Our reputation "a made. AMI We shall
maintain il; but you will not be required
to psy fancy prices TO help Us to DO so
The work speaks for ITSELF ANY ga mont
we send out will be correct IA every par
ticulsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

The Ariel will repeat the popular TX
cursion TO the Soashore next Saturday
night, September 22d. Only 81 round
trip and no time lost from business. See
advertisement under "Excurslons Tor
attractive schedule and particulars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

We have the handsomcst line Of
French Bosoms for Full-Dress and Eve
ming Shirts ever shown in this city. En-
broilcred pique and linens. Price from
$3.50 to 81 apiece for shirts made IN
any style. lit guaranteed. Cal and
see them. CoSsrABrE BEoTHEss,
4l9 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
Iucre .tat,.,a .tster dead.

A telegram was received at the Dis
patch office last night from Coalheld, in
Chesterfield county. announcing the
death Of Mrs. Robertson, sister Of Judge
Thomas ). Atkins, OF the Hastings
Court. Her funeral will take place this
afternoon. Deceased had been in i'll
health Tor long while and had been a
great sufferer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

As fine feathers make fine birds, so a
good Havana cigar like the Moss Rose IS
the thing TO smoke for five cents. Sold
by all frs,-class dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

What's the use paying ten cents for
fair cigar when you can get the Moss
Rose at five cents; Beats them all. For
sale hy nll hrst-class dcalers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

Grover Cleveland is going TO be our
next President, and the Moss Rose Cigar
% going 10 have the biggest run any
cigar ever had. Why? because it Is
better than anything out and pleases
the people. Sold 10y all frst-class dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

All the timing, plumbing, gas and
steam-h,t.ng about the new store OF The
Cohen Company was done by Messrs.
John +. Rose Il Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

Harvie l.. Strang, formerly with
Strause Brothers, Is now with Julius Sy-
Gle g. Son, and viii loo pleased to see his
many friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

There is 10 use in multiplying words.
II You want a good cigar for five cents.
buy Moss Rose There isnothiug like
it. Sold by all frst-class dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

Complete assortment OF New styles
and Colors Of Soft Felt Alpine Hats at
kArFMANN u Co.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

The latest novelties III SILK, Plush,
and Cashmere Caps at
KAUFMAN & Co.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
Cohen BOYS win.

A match game of baseball played
Yesterday morning between the clerks
Of Cohen Brothers and julius Meyer x
son resulted as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

New designs IN Cashmere, silk, and
Plush Cloak5 fer Infants and Children.
KAUFMAN a Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
OPENING PROGRAMME.
ORDER or EXERCISES AT THE gxPosI-
TIoY on THE FIRST DAY.
Addresses by the Governor and 0thers-The
Street Parade-Rsilread Con-
tribuiions, &c, &c.

The past three days l.
This Is accounted for by the fact that
during the wet spell everything was got
ten in shape that could he done under
ROOF aud the beautiful weather since has
hccn taken advantage of 81 put IN place
the result OF this ator. Besides, many
ore engaged setting up exhibits, and tins
10 the VISITOR gives a real Exposition
sSpcci.
Evcrv one who has secured space
should to pattnR his exhibit in order.
n al hands Will 50 night at It now the
Exposition Will be ready on time. and
nothing can Dee more desirable than tins.
Since the management has done rs
work go VEL twill Ice too bad should
ANYTHING iu the WV Of p-epaung cA-
mt..s be- left after tie night OF October
I'd.
WHAT Htg BEFN DONE
Surely after as great WORK As has been
done u The way Of erecting mHdinfs'
ground work, preparing forms. b'anAS'
fy.toInat'zinc. contracting. "nd tIoH-
sand other things. rounding mp Hercu-
lean tass. appreciated hy outsiders
# viii be- almost unpardonah!cli any ono
0ho has rmpi, one exhibit 10 PIT in
p.he' S"'."" '' '''''.''' -. .i.' ,,,sb ~
'ot"' f'"'.'' .,. -. CIV
yonT it~'''f b" ~. IT,, l.,o-, ,.,t
N'I[ many l'.''''. ,''.' ,a,s. ,I;cb all
w. lN'' Is '... ,.,''' ...., ...... locs
can '"'' ''A' ''' ''''
fHL TRA'"'
The ra-.-cour.c is fast assuming I'M
il..i s..u.. and the ~ uera. expression +
IS t.at a. vlil hc mode, of MS hIni' III
"A ..v a. two a. Will Do al! ready.
ADMISSION.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

SoUrHRRS ANrIn0Tg FOR MNtRIA-Itis gene
rally known that simmons Liver Regulator Is
relied upon 20 secure immunity from ali maia-
rial disorders. This Is proven by ia popularity.
aud any one who las lived in tbs South has seen
its curative effects and tho protection il gives
against tnis weak sniug ami dangerous malay.
Il acts more promptly than cs'omel or quinine,
without any OF their INJURIOUS Consequences.
Tho "Fxposi,on Un'yersene de Fart Gull
nairen awarded The highest hon0rs b ANG0s-
TUBA BlTrgRs ~ The most clica'togs s-imu'ant
20 excite ihs appetite. The genuine article
manufactured by Dr. J. G.. b. sIegort q sons,
aui beware OF im'ations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16


main building and Broad street, and the
GROUND is bong smoothed over and
whom finished will bee quito hard and
finn ana nice to walk or drive upon.
r,.rxa. OFF KNOLL.
81 e4r,., IN front ~
~ iiS i''0 80 I'LL, j. Lojng cut
''. 80 '''''' 'y'',,l.,3 49,, and tbn eartb
,''" " "''' P'''e''0'' VI
A" w. q. "'"'' g.. 1o,..,, tbe track
AIS. .,'' - |.li. .i,i r.'.Dt o,r,
'oi VIC O'N' i''.'.'''
'hAI ""'''
The SIM; m the stree HltIe ul7'ance
east of the tyIosition-'roihds' "H,Jn
Las been rendered Amos li !ii ~"
lately from tie rams, is hclAg lIlcu WIN wiz
earth and gravel, ana lh lt" uA9 VIII
he as hard and Irm as Iooi
FENCED IN.
viro fopco las been builtall the way
olor,. the front Of the building, extend
I'M, around 10 the northeastern corner
Of tie machinery Department.
qr-Efrs. GENTLEMEN.
,.h.7 t.r tsa soIa If Tickets il in
80, ,. tn, - tbo GRAND
,-t-...a t-' .l.a r.ai, ln,l.I;ne,
"a ID % '''' ~ CAV 800
THEY """N'
Tho employees Of the Exposition are
kept as busy as bees all day ami part OF
81. night Ii'ecl'r.'., ueta' 'o',.S ' .
,.'.,..
'"'' ..0 ,'.'.' 49, ''.'',' I .tD.4 t,s
o l'"'" I'D 'uo lloi '.i'E' ",i'' '.'''' MS
WON "'1'' '@'' "i''' '' '
NH. b. I' NILb"L'I'
TIC p.recfor-Gencral was asked
whether Buffalo bIis Wild West show
viii exhibit wholly or partially undcr
tents. ooh. DO. " replied Captain Jones,
"tie exhibition OF the Wild West will
fake place ou the race track and on the
ground between the track and oucio-
sure.
Continuing. Captain Jones sad {:
"Ihis show viii NOT stand back for rain
or bad weather. They viii exhibit rain,
nail. or slime. You see they are from
the Wild West and have been used to
the storms. when tine exhibition is
going on during q ram the people eau
huu seats aud shelter AZ tine Grand
stand and witness tho whole perform
anc,.
,,,,, TINE r,rrpr FIVE on Tvy cryTs.
r,, ...,l;. 1..;r.,,, g., l.,,o,r ,,lotbo,
''. '''.' o.,t. ,r1,iI c,r,r ~ ,,s.
ou ..,. ~ =. .lo i,,,..,ion. Ciron1 ls ria
~. ~ ..r-' o..II tro,.t.r at Gorr;son
. U.',I ..r.'+. 80 a.. Croav'Jels,j
n.t ','r'' ,l",,,r ono far. w1-i5 me-
',"s' ", :', ...l.,,I on1.l.l.
'u"i Ecu ,.' '.., I.'..I a,-. Dtual.L
on N.' N""''- .'." mn. .' ~ " j,'..'
Irlor'er on !,s',''''y '..'',- .il ~ ..''
h''' n''n '.i', 80 - 5,o,, '',',i
,, C'' '-,y o-j
... .,.' -. !, L~ tI..c o.n,li,,,n t,,at
q o,.,. action hal bccu t9tcu i'm regard
10 the matter they were not aware Of it.
No instructions have been as yet given
these officials rs TO the ratest to be charged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
May sell Eecr Only Nenr the ENposi-

JUDGE Minor. OF the Eenrico County
Court, yesterday hcarl the applicatlous
Of sunlrv parties 'or licenses TO sell
lioror near the L1positious Grounds.
Judge Witt represented the petitioners,
and President 9iarke, MAJOR Norman y.
Randolph. ana Ur. r. 4. Hattcson were
present on behalf of the Exposition to
oppo-. the gnutmc OF the licenses.
After hearing argument judge Minor
stated that he would authorize the sale
of beer but no other liquors, and ms
was satisfactory to the E1posltonpeople.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
EIustiag4S'ourG

The September term Of the Hastings
Court will commence Thursday the 21th.
The docket IS a very heavy one, and
there are two charges Of murder. Tie
following gentlemen have been Summon
ed to serve on the grand jury Charles
Philips. VI. Hessherg, John Bowers, =.
+. Jones. Edinboro Archer, W. c.
Camp. Thomas II. Gum. j. c. Brock
enbrough, and John A. Augustine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

Richmond: Henry Cook and wife to
Mildred ). Cook, 70 feet on broad street
near Sixteenth. $3.50, William II. Taylor
to Ora l.. Co,trcll. 2oL feet on Accom-
mediation street near Brown. $50 Juliet
= Tabb trustee to John {. Knox, -
feet On Fourth street near Byrd, $500.
Henrico Robert .. Christian AMI wife
to Better Burnett, I37 33-loO acres On tho
Craighton road. 500 Saunders john
sons trustee 70 Kate =. Burgess trustee,
~ acres, rooGs ~ pcrcncs, TO supply
omission in former deed. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
Vuten rcraorratir C,uh

An important meeting Of tins band Of
gallant Democratic workers wlll be- held
TUESDAY might 81 s clock 81 Spring
field Hall, corner Of fweuty-sxth and
N streets. The Attendance II every
member both active and honorary, IS
desired. This viii he the last meeting
before the grand rllly, which will ice on
Tuesday night, the nth, atthec corner Of
Twcnty-third and n streets. The M
terrified Union hJvs say they will keep
the ball rolling until November. when
Cleveland, Thurman, and Wise viii all
be elected LY lntsr malurlIlcs.