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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-01
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In the Circuit Court Of Henrico yester-
terday, before Judge B. X. Welliord, ihe
will of the late Abram Warsick, J!rr
was admitted TO probate. The following
"a the full text of the Will
II, Abram Warwick, Jr., OF the county
of Henrico, declare this to he my last
will and testament, hereby Teyoking any
and ali other wills heretofore msde py
a1st will that all of my just debts be
paid 40, end
"eI. / give all of my estate, real snn
personal, 10 my beloved vile, biihs
Warwick. for her lie and upon desth
will lhst it be divided equally among nv
next of Kin then living, to be theiis III
absolute fee -. W..
'9I appoint my wife, Eliza A War
wick. executrix, aud direct that II she
shall qualify as such that no security De
rcouited OF her. And | iurther uiree'
thst no inventory OF my household e.
fects be taken. -
Written wholly with my own manu-
this day, January Il, 1888. .,
The will was no, signed nor Wl'nesseu
hut being wholly in the tesiators mana
writing and the writing Identified a
his. and his signature appearing IN lh'
body of Il, the law Of the Common"ea''
was complied with ne. .
Mrs. Eliza 4 Warwick qusilheo
executive and gave her personal tohu II
the SUN Of 81 800,
The estate is valued Sl3jOV.
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POLICE NOTES.
,, u,nor LA. q Thanksgiving Docket TO
Dispose Of.

o.. uonor liza. q Thanksgiving Docket 10
Dispose Of
v.,erday morning the Police Justice
it.fors aim few persons who cele-
1-.,,l Thanksgiving Day by getting
sr-ss or settling difficulties IN a oelieoSe
as,-ye Combs and William Thomas
s.,S' coIored had night and coniri0u-
t,dSa % and costs each. -,
I,roh Onnerman and Ben ShoemaSer
- a street difficulty and were as
Gel - 10 aud costs.
tCu.ism Parsons wanted shoes for the
.f-,.r and took unto himself two pairs
,,.,bei,p,ei 10 \. Steiner. lie Will spend
~. winter ull February lst In quarters
nihe Ciiy Jail ,.
v.-v Ford was too disOrdeTly on the
.,,1., and she was faed = and costs In
o,i,fto iesch her a lesson.
Dora Feliner. a sOiled dove, got drunk
All heat Belle Watts, another. she paiu
william Wilkinson (colored), for being
dun. sni disoiderly on the street hsu
% pay - aud costs.
FLOUR CASE DISMISSED.
The continued case of John McGratb
vlo bought some Of the flour which the
rsnrof Youthful thieves stole from The
Rrbmond & Petersburg Railroad was
tr.el Yesterday. There was no dispute
s.t1 lie four having been bought by DIT
MCGrsih's wife.
Witnesses were present from the Tired
s-s- Works 20 testify that they Woul'
-, tbeir tine taken for work, carry II u
lhs Tredegar store, get sugar and noa
an /, sad then sell these groceries IN OF
der 20 raise cash money, and MT. Mo
Gm,l was one OF the gIocerymen wh
bgehi these goods The defense claiIne
th,i hey purchased this flour under 10 I.
b.N.f that il wss similar transacticI
Ths cour, stated that the matter 1ooae
5t,r suspicious, bat be would dismiss ID
case.
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knights rempiar.

At a regular convocaIion Of the Com
mandery of ST. Andrews, No. l3, knights
Templar, held at the Asylum last night
the following were elected officers for tie
ensuing year Sir +. G. Ebel, Eminent
Co,nmander; Parker y. Conrad, General
i.sImo; l.. Il. Christian, aptain-Genersl
/. +. Ecker. Prelate; George l.. street
\ W; W. Frederick Peasants, j. " !
George g. Sleel, Treasurer George L
Jefferson, Recorder; John W: Otley
Slaudsrd Bearer; John Ii. Powell, Swort
Bearer; J. j.. English, Junior wardeII
Junius A. Cosby, Captain OF the Guard
John Wright, Third Guard; B. B. Nun
ford, Second Guard c. w. Mcfarland
First Guard.
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Roman Catholic Notes.

RI. Rev. ]. J. Kain, Roman Catholic
Bishop of Wheeling, ". Va, will preach
At high mass at 81 Peters Cathedral to,
morrow morning, and at 7.3O pm. Will
deliver a lecture in the Cathedral for the
benefit of the ST. Vincent de Paul So
'cjety. This Roman Catholic diocese Is
dedicated 10 st. Vincent dc Paul. Bishop
K Kain will also on the oh day OF Decem-
Der. which will be next sunday, conse-
crate the Church Of the Sacred Heart.
There is rumOr that he may be made
Bishop of Richmond, though the general
understanding is that DR.. OConnell the
rector of the American Roman Catholic
College at Rome will be the next Bishop
of Richmond.
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FEARFUL % TH.EATs.
A Northern Maniac PAINTING for Cor

A Northern Maniac PAINTING for Gore
New York, November 90--The MAJ
and HlWC,s, Colonel Elliot +. Shepard :
paper, in leading editorial, under ihe
caption "Do you want war - accuses the
Democrats of trying to steal the House
IL accuses the Democrats OF west VIZ
ginia. of having robbed a duly elected
Republican Congressman, OF trying TO
rob Louisiana, and with having cheated a
North Carolina Republican out OF his
seat. The article continues, THE Demo
Gratis shall not be permitted TO steal lhe
Government any more than they were
permitted 10 break us down by force ol
arms. Grimes against the ballot-box VIII
be kent down by the same military power
that crushed the life out OF the rebellion.
The next war will not be begun by 'ne
South. II will come from the Norm;
The clash of resOunding arms that VIII
next be heard, will come from the weap-
ons of thousands of loyal Northern men
who will not permit the stealing OF ihelf
hirthriqht. Let the Democrats look 10
/, that they save the country from war
that will surely follow the theft OF
of the House of Representatives. lie
South had best take warning. Its out
RACES uponAe negro voter have been
tolerstedDAng but they Will not De
permrfeH to change the political com
plexion of the popular branch OF Ion,,
eress. Let the Democrats keep their ionl
hands off the nation. II they go on IN
their thieyish efforts they will soon hear
the approaching march of the Northern
army that will make war upon th'
men who undertake to set aside inc
peoples verdict by crime. Does Tue
South want any more lead and steel
Has il not had enough of armies trsmp,
ling its crops into the dust and suspend
ing its industries with fearful elect
Ifit does not want war, with oil lis al
tending horrors, let il cease its ehor's ''
steal The House of Representatives, 10
if the Democrats do not cease now,
} once. in their criminal conspiracy, theI
will lie a war. aud a war begun and car
! ried on with all the ardor aud energy Q
the North"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Current Events Report
ed Yesterday over
the Wires.
prrs co.'s REVIEW or The STATE
OF TRADE.
Home News in Brief

New YoRK, November go II. J.. Dun
& Co, IN their weekly review of trade
will say Thanksgiving week, ss usual
has brought comparative inactivity In
many lines of trade, but confidence re-
garding future operations Is not materi-
ally diminished.
"The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days a. reported to Dun * Co
to-day by telegraph, number for The
United States 2Ol, and for Canada 81
or total Ct 2S2, as compared with to-
tel of 29G last week and eS7 the wees
previous to the last. For the correspond
ing week of last year the figures were
244, made up of 2l5 failures In th'
United States and 20 in Canada
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ISpIANAPoLIs, November 80 General
Chalmers Of Mississippi called upon
General Harrison yesterday. In the
course of their interview General liar
rison made the following statement
III Is falIacy to recognize such ,hing
as a Southern question. While ! am
President | shall demand that The people
of the whole country shall observe 'he
laws of the nation without references "
The section In which they may live. Ii Is
an ipsult to me for the Southern people
,o Intimate that It Is my desire To dea
hsrshly with them. 1t would also be az
insul. 10 them for me TO anticipate ina a
they do not expect 70 obey Inc laws ~
a. ihsy do and shall exist
General Chalmers says he !, en'irei!
Al tis6ed thst The Presideat-elect VII
deal fairly end Justly With the soushsr'
people.
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A Youthful Thief

A negro boy IL years of age yesterday
entered the window of the dwelling
house of Mr.. Seegel Walters, who lives
ia Rockets, and appropriated 10 his own
use the sum OF s3.OS. =,
The boy had been employed in Dir.
Walters house, and In consequence
knew exactly how to get the money. As
soon as the theft was discovered Police
man Dunnington lost little time In pisc
ing his hands on the boy, who is one ol
the youthful thieves who should be SEN
TO a house of correction. lie was locked
nm for the night In the Fret police sta
tion and will be before the Police Cour
this morning.
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The British steamship Elysea, W. .
Wo9ihouse master, cleared YESTERDAY
with @ 45O bales Of cotton valued al SSZ1' :
COS losded at West Point by REYNOLDS
Brothers for Liverpool, England .
Ttis makes total of 4s,259 bales OF
cotton shipped at West Point, when J.
a, .,.,-t n the Richmond customs district
cuI sr the month OF November INC !.
A.. yeine Was g. so. All Of II
v,r. 10 Liverpool, excepting 900 bales
Will WAS shipped to Gheni, Belgium
Tie vessels which carried ihis c'',OL
Were seven English steamships 1u'
sn.uish steamship, and one Nof"'e'a'
isrF
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RelirInns Notes

There was good attendance al the
missionary services last night at Chris'
Church. This church is lccstcd on tns
corner of Venable and Twenty-second
strerts. i. an attractive building and the
congregation was large A mission n mia, has
been conducted by Rev. j. b. Newton,
rector of the Monumental and otner
clergymen for u number OF days inei'u
ing all of last week. ,t,,
DR.. IL Melville Jackson preached last
night, and his sermon was devoted Ss es'
peciaily to missionary work. his elo-
auent address had marked eject upon
his congregation. c.u,oh
AT Grsce.strcet Presbyterian Church
last night Rev. George ID. Armstrong
preached to large congregation. ne
services were preparatory TO the com'
munion service tomorrow morning.
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worI of the White Caps.

sARprNIA, @, November So-Lssi
niqht White Caps broke into the house oil
Annie Jester and her grown daughter
who have not borne good reputation
and whipped them on their backs with
Switches. Before leaving the White Caps
admonisbed the women that II they ui1
not alter their course OF life they wouii
he tarred and feathered and their house
DESTROYED. Great Indignation prevails
among the people here.
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r,.,. rotyyeeu modern GIadIators."

ALBANY, N. Y. November SC-The
fgbt belween Mike BOdcn and Billy
GobIg. for 800 a side and gate receipts
took place this morning in road house
on Sand Creek road three miles aooNe
here The fight lasted for thirty rounds
Time. hour, 90 minutes Boden was
seconded by Steve Brodie and Gohig
was seconded by James ConnoT. Referee
Jobn Burns of Albany. Boden lost TIT
frht by fouling in the tbirtieth round.
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Anticipating me election OF Cieyeiano'
src believing that our people "Oulu .oi9- ...'-.
br.ts the election with demonstrations 70
and p.Iades, We bought heavily oi hre'
WORKS. -
Consequently we are oyersiockea, ,' auu
% nd ourselves o. them we WIZ rom
pow till Xmas sell the same Ieiai' a.
Wholesale prices. ,..,,d
Ne nave the largest and best selected
stock 10 tue South. .,.,,,
Garden and lawn displays a specially
"pt.ZINI
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III 1hoatre

Last night Miss MsrgueTl'ss us,,ss.s =. and the
nlayed "The Life Of an Ac''sIJh rhe Dead
eldtlmed iayorIte farce, Gle ia an ac,ress
Shot" TO fair house. sse y meri,s ,S iii better
Of ofC considerable merit, aud me''
audiences. - .The Life OF an
Ioaay wiI al I be repeated and ,1,n,s%' ~ ,sre
16r AS,''1s Tshyi and Mr.. Hyde" WIZ " -
scnied
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no.,,, of M,.. Mann >. vaIentin >

At 8 o'clock Thursday night Mrs Mann
5. Valentine died at the residence OF her
husband, 1915 East Clay street She was W
married ouly year ago today aad her
death causes sincere grief among The re,
latiyes and friends of her husband and
herself. ,,. -,
Mrs. Valentine was the daughter oi
Mr. James NJ Finch OF Powhatan county
and was most estimable lady hei iu'
neral will take place to-day-ihe lrst an
niyersary of her marriage-irom the resi-
dence Of her husband.
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Langston to Contest.

PETERSBURG, November 3O.-Now
that it is considered reasonably sure that
the Republicans will have control OF the
next House, John Mercer Langston has
decided to contest the election OF Mr.. r
c. Venable from this district.
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The TINES appears 10 :, nsm e., Sili look
morning which looks ws", ,', changes are
much uU better after few ,ss s Sssrs. -
to speak. The readers .aa an' % iour.psxs
Users have been end Iip''isnes ip dssrsnes . sss's
"rslerenee and taste we make .s ,ns snouol
ptI,s's%ys ~,,Sos'. however, Nsr cur'ailins the
OF matter.
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p,oas.street Opera Ho"ss'

"Thc New Tramp In io"I ., he Broad
eree, DS %'GH Opera House night a,ssa svenus,
matinee and performance 'n, ~ his kind,
he will, after the CUSTOM us'n.,i,v ~ and pick
tramp off TO some other ioo'
up what lie can.
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THE CoUNTRY's RAILWAYS.
Annual Report Of the Interstate Com
mIssioneT-.

Animal Report Of the Interstate Com
missioneT-.
WAsHINaFoN, November SO.-Ihe In
ter State Commerce Commission In Their
annual report place the railroad mileage
Of the country in operation on the SO'h
of last June al l52, ISL. Railway conslruc'
lion in 1886 was san miles, against ~
8s9 in 1897. During the year the Com'
mission heard and decided nifty cases,
lwentv.tbree cases we're Withdrawn or
settled and ten suspended by re-
quest. The Commission express the
opinion that tho operation oil
the law has been beneficial to carriers
The railroad business Of the country has
suffered many severe losses during the
nast wear. but these have not been due to
tbo interstate commerce Law The com
mission In their report renew recommen
dstions of last year, and urge genera
legislation on the subject OF the transpor
tstion of immigrants arriving al Ne"
York.
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Cures and protects skin and Com9leIion N,
FOR chopped hands or lace lace f''CS," {, :. . d" H.
V,tif,I refreshing and healing appn,ea
lion sna q desirable ariicls for The 1ol.e. %.''
Pefna,.d and sold by l.. Wagner pros ,
gi.t Whclesa's aud Retail, Rhchmonu
"a Price, % cents.
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Special Jon.mIssione,

Blankenship. &c, Plaintiff. against Blanken-
snip ard Ais, Deiendanrs-In the Chancery
Court OF the City OF Richmond
I. Charles ". Goidiu, clerk OF said court
certify hat the bond required OF the specisl
commissioner BY the decree Ia saie cause OF
November j.. 1879, has been duly given.
Gwen under my hand this Nth day Of No
vember, 1885.
2isl ii CHARLES W. GODOIX
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supreme ooas .,nst Honnlbsn ano

Hsrmon's heirs agslns.a
'sf6i sos,. sad o'Ssr: ,ss,. sss'' sssss:i
ia9s: y / iSS %;ss 'ss I'd ssss;'
Gq,aSa Paft.h for sssii5S'' asssia: Tss ss. Fsh r
Crump. Argued Il, Os and +, P. Bagby '0'
anncllees and submi',eo-
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c,,.rsh Notes

St ICsos |s, be.seen !, s1d Il
Twenty-ff,h-Serviees anu
m. and 5 pm. -, chanel, Denny
street, FultoG-Seryice anu
4l5 pm.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

WASHINGTON, November SO.-H. X. w.
Hart has been appointed postmaster at
Wadesville, Clarke county, va anu
Jesse Msgee at Carrolllown, Varroi'
county, Md.
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No. aa COLLEGE STREET. NEAR BROAD.

Nv virtue of the decree mentioned below,
will sell by public auction, On the PREMISES
MONDAY, DECEMBER ., less,
beginning with the PROPERTY on Franklin
and Fifteenth streets at l pm, the VALu A.
RLE STABLES, with mule lots attached, sill
mated as alb we described, and 20 be soid IN
TWO parcels, as follows
lst The cOmmodlous, eliRlblv-iocated and
yell-arranged STA BILE at the northeast cor
uer Of franklin aud Fifteenth streets, with Q
front OF about ~ feet, and now occupied by
MIR Duke at n fair rental.
2d The STABL adjoining and east OF the
above with two good stori aud well suited
for the stable business, now rented TO M.
Thomas i. Turner, and fronting about - fset.
Both OF these properties are well situated
for snlrs and livery -taDlts, ana always COM
maud good tenants at far reptCis.
And at ~ O'Clock p.m. on the san1e day l
/ will sell, on the premises the VERY DESIRA-
BILE AND WELL-BUILT BBICK DWELL-
T ING 40 $50 College street, be.ween hroad
and Marshall. containing eight rooG 9. besides
] a kitchen with two rooms. Ihis house IL well
worthy the attention OF those wanting cen
I trally-lOcated and cont tablad weliing either
IA nome or tor Investment. The lot fron,e
80 feet and runs back lo0 feet TO an alley.
plat OF the stable properties will b6 on
exhibition IN IA few days al the Office Of tac
auCtiOneer.
Terms One fourth cash and the residue al
six. twelve aud eighteen months, for notes
with interest added aud title retained
OHIO q. KHAN,
Snetf al a nm. N, afnaar>
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1fep's Seamless Lace and Congress, T.1a
Z, OK" Ss Sor,b s. 90. at tbe Assignee sale
oi Boots and shce', 1908 La'' "''"
stfeff
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VALENTINE Died on Nos1 oe ssnn 5. yal-
sp NJ. Mary tiizaheth, vic W
The, The funeral will take place iro,p ,nelock pa
dence to-day December lsD slS
M flowers.
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.
Ifyneniai.

Mr. John +. Quinn and Miss LesSie
Cline were united in marriage at 81. re,
ter's Cathedral on Thanksgiving day at
INN by Father Tierney. The best man
was Eddie B. Quinn, brother OF 'he
gfoom; T.. j. Cline and j; II, Green
9roomsmen. Chief bridesmaid, Miss Ma,
~ Byrnes. and Misses Annie Is Quln ana
Lizzie King, bridesmsids. Inc qsnets s
we're Messrs. John Cummins and Frnpk
After The ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Quinn
lefl for the West on the Chesspsske q
Trinity Lutheran Church, sn oGshoot
NJ The First English Lutheran Church,
4 Z locsted on the corner Of Twenty ninth
md i streets. Ia that sacred edfnce
Thursday pigh: Rev. y. shusy, iss PEE.
tor. uniled Il holy weolock NJ g ...'a,u r.n
q ~ "a Mn Kate Lisbon, both meIc'
1,sss 81 IS 6onrreeasion. Ihere vsfe :
sost of frIeods pssSeut. Ihlb y ~ grsl
~srxiafe perfonned n this se~ crpfen'
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roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
AUCTION sALEs-Futnre Day"

..1o~~----y~ ->>-~->~-o-~-
by n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctlcneer.
COURTsALEOF vERYyALUAbLE
- STABLE PROPERTY
AT THE
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND fif-
TEENTH srRRsTs.
AND OF THE ADJOINING sTABLEor
OCCUPIED RESPECTIVELY By
Mr.. THOMAS DUKE, Ja., AND BY THUS.
p. TURNER, ESQ,
AHDoFA
COMFORTABLE AND SUBSTANTIAL
DWELLING.
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THE NEW NAVY.
Secretary Whitney's Annual Report to the
Presidest,

Secretary Whitney's Annual Report TO the
Pre,ide"t
WAsHINGToN, November 30-Secreta-
ry Whitney has presented his annual re-
port 10 the President. After giving
brief review Of the condition OF the navy
as II will exist on 4th day Of March, 1852,
in comparison with the same as 1t existed
on the 4th day Of March. 1850, and iur-
nished list of armored vessels
heretofore authorized by Con
press, the secretary says 30
far as armOred ships arc concerned, lhe
subject Is yet TO be treated in broad
way by the department and by Congress.
At the present time the conditions are
such that everything necessary TO FIRST
class fighting ship can lie produced ana
furnished 10 the department IN this c0nn'
try as soon as in the course OF CONSTRUCTION
snv element or feature Ia required; but
this has never heretofore, until
present time, been true, and therefore O.
consideration of the subject has bt er
necessarily postponed by the deparimen
until the present time. The enor.s o
The department In ship construction hav
necessarily, since March, 1883, been de
voted to unaImored vessels, and as L
! these the department Is able 10 repoI
; that when the ships in course of con
structlon and those authorized shalt hay
+ been completed.
. THE UNITED STATES WILL RANK sEcoN
among the nations In the possession
unarmored cruisers or commerce d
s,royers," having the highest charscte
y is,ics. viz of size 5000 tons and VI
, ward, and possessing speed of ~ kno
:. and upward.
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r1NANcF cnNlMIITFF.

A called meeting of the Committee on
Finance was held in the Chancery Court
room at o'clock. The object OF thls
meeting was to recommend a resolution
for the redemption of the S24O'oOV oil
Richmond city per cent. bonds Ealing
due ON January /, 1850. The committee
recommended 10 the Council the Issuing
Of 5000 600 of bonds TO redeem those out
standing.
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Ladies' Kid Button, - cents, worth
$50 Il the Assignee Sale OF Boots anu
she's 1909 East Main street.
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Cnnrt statisiie..

During the month Of November Il l2O
deeds were recorded in the clerks once
of Henrico County Court. During 'he
same period twelve marriage licenses
were issued, seven to white and hve 10
cnlnred cnnnles.
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Plenty 10 Eat.

Cary street was blocked yesterday with
butchers. grocers, aud hucksters wagons.
There was a glut of produce in the com
mission houses who sold as fast as possi'
Lle perIshable products, dressed turkeys
sold in lots at n. 8, and o cents. while
chickens were only a trihe lower. A few
days ago turkeys. sold at " TO 10 cents'
Dressed pork. chime, spare RIBS, and hog
meat generally IVES abundant IN the com
misslon houses. Apples seem plenty
bat stock h keeping BABY nenS =
sorts Of pric<s ynle, Guy uvteo e1oui'
b. choaper tbs week.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-01
NO. 5O4 AND 5Oo,
T7oa THE PICKLIN0 snAo(>a

TOR THE PlCKLlN0 bAADQ%< 4
Pure CIDER and WHITE WINE VIZ
warranted TO keep Pickles.
Pure fresh SPICES of csscriutlpn&
Old FRENCH and CALIFORNIA sn1 %
BRANDIEs; also WHITE wE<
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WHISKY at $50 per salloo;
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EREL, large size, and Of ~ 49,
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