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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
THE SANDWICH MAN
Ups and Downs OF supernunerary Who
Has Been With MapIs.on.


Has Been with Maplo-on.
Among the curious incidents 10 Col Maple
sons Memoirs is the story cg on officer In
the British army, who told rte substance Of
his down grade career In social position. Il
was formerly he said. "a captain in this
regiment, and many a rtme have paid my
SIX guineas for "a box n, your opera. both in
Edinburgh and in London Subsequently
began 10 take "A great interest IN the turf aud
soon mot with heavy losses. which compelled
me 10 give various promis-,ry notes This
40 last came To- The know ledge of nls colonel
who recommended me 90 have tie regiment
without delay Having nothing 10 i've upon.
and being fair performer Oh the conet-a-
piston, ! joined travelling circLr, aud l,ti
mately came across your opera company n
Philadelphia, whore ] Was one of Your stage
band. Later on joined n party wno w.re
bound for the diamond fields in South Africa
where ] was most unsuccessful. aui had 10
work my passage home in "a sailing ship tiil
got 10 London, whore became supernu
merary under your management al Drlly
Lane. During your third season an aunt II
mine died, and / found myself the pesos. Or
OF $1,000"
My cousin, who was largely interested 10
building operations, which he assured me
paid him at least ~ per cent. induced me %
place half my fortune IN bis specularons
His houses were ~ the west part u London.
which had been considerably oyerbuilt. and
utins mortgagod they wOulu nave rcen iogl
but for my paying away the remainder ~
my fortune with the view OF saving them In
spite Of this tae mortgage forecl0sed and
again became a supcrnumerary, when, In the
mimic fight M the second act OF 'Irovat0re,
one OF my companions by mere accident with
the point 81 "a spear put niy eye out. was
no" no longer qualified for engagement even
as "A supcrnumergry, and became sand
wich' man Ny duties during the last four
and half years have keen 10 parade Bond
street and Regent street, receiving as pay.
ment nine pence "A day"
On my handing tho poor man his salary
and seitlins up, he ut first declined 10 take
the money, saying that | had doE5 him 20
many Kindness at different periods of his
life that now, when was in trouble myself
he could not think 81 taxing his weeks pay
/, however, not only insisted upon his accept
ing Il, but gave him sovereign for himself.
Tho unfortunate gentleman, as he showed
himself 70 the last, went away blessing me-
New York Commercial Advertiser.
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A uaad for Iixnre.

Teacher Can you tell me the population Of
Wurtcmbergf
First Scholar. Ssl SOC
Teacher-Very good, still not quite correct
Does anybody else knowf
Second Scholar, SSi, sos
Teacher That's right
First Scholar-Why, | know that; but as
We got LITTLE sister yesterday, thought II
would mako one more. -fliegende Biaotter.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
@ W { N S & M | N 0 R
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE PosToFFICE.

Keeps n large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COSME
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMS and all kinds
OF beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIRBRU SHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BhCsHEs. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
W. keep al the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well rs Ladies'
and Gentlemcn'- travelling SETS.
All kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both az
wholesale and retail. Wearc agents f0rthe now
Justly celebra Dyspepsia cure CHASECirY
LITHlA WAs 49, which We deliver IN any
part OF the city tor y cents per gallon. Per
Sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
well 90 drink this water freely.
We make u specially Of fitting SSES
and keep fun stock always ON hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHES. all
kinds and prices
. We hayoall the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and kcepa nice inc of CIGARS.
Gige our PLANTATION CIGARa tiaL he
member 10 Try our NELLIE BLf CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Pity sicans prescriptions carefully prepared
hy competent Pharmacists, and nouc but the
ri REST MEDICINES Used.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought To call ana get a OiNr cara hud phi e-
90 MadcswOrfhs Silica Paint. when Is better
and cheap o. than Lead and OH.
Please remember 1nat for everything usually
found in iirst class wholesale and retail drug
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M OLD PREJUDICE.
- There WAS a limo 49,

TACT, he IS duc looking enough end sturdy
enough Ia be- the eon Of nm honest Amor
can lie has the deep dark eyes Of his
mother. Natalie. with the slightly somoer
visagc of ms father; in rcposc his face
is said TO Toe too solemn, lacking the
graces of childhood. hut, like other boys.
nc is capable Of great vivacity Of expires
sion when animated. His parents were
real lovers al the start and for some time
after his birth, but they have quarrcled
nearly ever since.
The causes need not BE- detailed here.
The svmpathics Of the world are gener-
ally with tho woman in such cases, but
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/ Eeeu Helped lay North AMI -ouih '''
.rai Inmates Restored 20 Health.
The appcal for aid 10 the "Confcdcr-
/ sfe4' home" at Austin. Tex, comes with
peculiar force to every generous NINA
+ Tor now that al thosehiiul men looh
upon the civil war ms one Of those con
ficis which. I'm the providence OF God
,su,t come. there is a growing feeling
that all IT, victims should Doc kept from
want. when the great war ended the
/ Federal veteran returned. % 'bc wei
| pail. 10 be assured Of pension, u dis
/ ebled. and preferred ia the choice for
Office: returned. too, to q prosperous com
munitv. while the Confederate sorrow-
fully sought "a desolated home, with only
wounds and glory for his pay.
OF course. no nation could with any
consistency extend aid 10 those who
had foueht AGAINST It, and thc state
were much restricted hy constitutional
cuacinrnts. nevertheless several of them
have dome much. as they gained ia abli-
itv. for their disabled soldiers. The
Zone" ut Austin has dome much with
small means and j. growing IL is
a result of the organization at the John
Il. Hood Camp OF Confederate Veterans
which. in lSsj. named q committee TO
bccin the work. Maj. Joseph "A. Stewart.
who lately canyassed several northern
cities for AID. was made president aud
Capt Chlrl.s II. Powell secretary With
fhe first funSs raised they bought fifteen
acres near Austin. ON which was a seven
room house. with structures for stock
and poultrv, and at this place some fifty
disabled veterans have already beer
given a temporary on permanent home.
The accounts of expense are such Co.
to excite sad smile m the northern
reader accu toned 90 Tine almost lavish
appropriations for soldiers homes tol
instance. nothing i. paid for medical at.
tcndauce Che physicians Of Austin al
tcruate i'm donating th.ir services, AMI
they have had remarkable success in
curing some chronic ailments The bid
for medicine are very small. thc dru-
gists of Austin SLING aA prescriptions at
the prime cost OF tAo drugs And ior
prlrisiousthonet outlay small. because
such Of tho veteran, as are able work
al gardening and thc cdIo Of PIGS md
poultry. and SD are largely SELF support.
inc. Nevertheless tine resources age co.
tally inadequate - provide ior oii veg
Grams who really need help Many way
&c ,.,t.t,,.- ,,,,tuat have lanu r..orft4l 10
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- "a. n--L:A
just Climb Down a Hand Grenade.

i never could understand" said old Mr.,
1oodheart, as she laid down her paper afte,
reading an account Of the last hotel fire
no" 50 many people are incarcerated in
THESE AWFUL HOROSCOPES. 1t seems such AL
easy matter to get out Of burning hotel.
why, us very simple 10 just climb down on,
oil them hand grenades that they have on
all the hotels nowadays There, no exruss
Tor oeils created alive Il you keep your witt
about you. '-ELmira Gazette,
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GLOW absurd. she said, ito call jay Gould
heartleSS sec In this mornings paper that
ho spends an hour IN the nursery every day
watching his little grandson take his bath.
Yes" he answered unkindy, Gould al.
ways has been fond Of watering his own
stock New York Herald.
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Henpccked Husband peading tho paper
and rocking the cradlel--Aham! the hustle is
going out, See
yirenish Wife (who had Jus. finished dress
ingD-Yoa be. 1t Is, and ! am going with it..
You take care Of that baby I'LL | get back
Boston Courier.
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crt firmly planted at Massowah they will
eros into Arabia. destroy the holy city
of Mecca ana tho tomb Of the Prophet,
and thus destroy the unity Of the Mos
lem world England, TO appease her
Nohammcdan subjects in India. Egypt
ara elsewhere. withheld Massowah from
KIM john and handed ii over 10 the
Italians. who were just then seized with
the coloni2ing fever.
lmmcdiat, war resulted. II had been
discovered in these various expeditions
that The climate of the interior valleys
a~l plateaus of Abyssinia is delightful,
whilo that Of the narrow strip of low
land on the coast Is simply deadly. Even
- the cold season the thermometer fire.
,oucutly marks lOOdegs. above zero, while
',uring thc hot and rainy months white
hc1 are completely Frustrated. From
t9is land OF death the country rises very
aNup''r by rocky plateaus 10 general
ipfci oi 1000 feet, and from this level
sharp mountain ridges rise 5000 feet
higher Between these ridges and in de
prcssions Of the great plateau are many
.vallcyE Of marvellous fertility. where
n ia and fruits may be produced in such
abundance that the country, rs a whole,
kuld sustain in great affluence more than
@ times its present population. But
i routes thereto are contested by the
rccst and most warlike races, who
Wilivc OF ask quarter. And at the
citing of tho,war it was estimated
- john had 2i0, 900 troops of this
I,aicsmen Of Italy profess 10 be
al the great emigration of then
j. the two Americas, and report
|00, 600 Italians are now domiciled
countries. They desire a colony
heir immigrants would be Of use
bother country, and undoubtedly
Abyssinia viii furnish tiff
hold il. MaSsowah is only a.
steam from Naples, through
canal. England, Turkey and
K most anxious that the Italians
'ced, France IS for the present
I'll. Germany Is Indifferent and
rctcnds TO be, but it is signif-
many Of her Cossacks are in
tinian army and that the some
n0us Ilctman Atchinoff was
ally of King John. The first
B. war was the massacre of a
NJ of 500 Italians at Dongoli-
KIN escaped-so the Italian army,
Gen. san Mariana. was innamed
lcsre Tor revenge as well as by
ism.
pro.ress Of the Italians into the
r vas followed by civil war in
vio0 John was killed The 80
Christians OF AOysoILia nave many
and Mohammedan practices, such
umcision and polygamy. They arc
astically attached TO tho Coptic
b. whose patriarch at Alexandria
them an "abouna" or father
=" lie ordains 10y breathing ON the
atc-"spitting," some spectators
About A. ID. 3l0-8S0. Frumentius
into the country as a Christian mis-
nv, and in q century or so the people
nominal Christians. The first nus
ries reported finding Christians IN
untry who claimed descent in faith
hat officer Of Queen Candace hap
By the Apostle Philip acts Vii, 90.
ne Sixth century the Abyssinians
ned tho Roman definition Of the
oousiau aud became metaphysics.
tie later the Mohammedans con
d Egypt. and the church In Abys-
MAS isolated for 1000 years. When .
"a 10 communication with western 4
lns they were in very debased
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
HON. EDWIN WILLIS.
Portrait and Career Of the Assistant See.
Rotary of Agriculture.

Hon. Edwin Willis. who has bee.
made Uncle Sans assistant secretary @.
agriculture, j. native Of Caitaraugu
county. y. y. where Boz WIS born Apri
~. 1880 Six wears later he removed
with his parents to Michigan. locating
M Monroe. When hc bad como nearly
10 mans estate hc was sent lo Che Uni
yersity of Michigan, from which insti-
tuition he was graduated in 1855. Then
be studied law with State Senator j. J.
Christiancy and was admitted % tho bar
in December. 1861. and has practiced iaw
ever since. in 1850 he was elected pro-
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II "a vcmcYcr mi
1873, when he made Mr.. Van Colt a ile
commissioner Mayor Coopcr
ed HIM. and during hs second term Il,
was twice made president OF the board
In 1887 Nh. Van Colt was elected g stat,
senator from the Eighth district by th,
Republicans and served with satisfaction
to bis party being member Of the 1cn.
ate committee That Investigated the ir
regulmities alleged t. hay. occurred in
connection with the construction If the
new aqucduct.
Nj Van Cot Is president Of the lin.
coin club, n member OF the New Yols
state Republican committee. and was an
active member OF tho New York county
Republican campaign committee during
the campaign of 1883. Besides his in
surance business, be- Is connected with
one Of tho savings Institutions Of the
metropolis
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ALEXANDER !.

\ Concerning the Boy Recently
laced on servIa's Throne.
YER /, as the iS-year-old boy re-
I'd on the throne Of Servia by
pn Of his father, King Milan,
y, is a healthy and active
bsxed portrait shows. IN
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CORNELIUS VAN cOTT.
sketch and Portrait Of New York Guys
Sew Postmaster.

EcW Postmaster.
Cornelius Van Colt who has been ap-
pointed postmaster Of New York city 10
succeed Mr. Pearson. is a native OF the
metropolis. where he was born ia 1898,
and whero he has always resided. lie
was given a regular common school cdu-
cation and then started % learn the print
ors trade being appeuticed IL the cs-
tablishmcnt of the American Tract So
ciety. But he did not like setting type,
and before lac had completed his time he
left il t. learn carriage building. In q
short time be- became active in local
politics. and during the administration
Of President lincoln hc was made an in
spcctor of customs al New York, which
place he lett t. g5 into the insurance
business. or late years he has been q
director and vice president Of the llma
Fro Insurance company, and las been
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

llr Francis T. Warren whom Prcsi
dent Harrison has appointed governor
of Wyoming territory, was b1nin ilins.
dale. Mas, about iorty-iour year.
ago. When boy of 3, b. CPS
listed ia ula Tor'7-ninth Masa.
.husetts volunteers ANA ross from.
the ranks to De captain. 40 por Had
son while q corporal he distinguished
himself by volunteering % perform o
.lc,pcrat. mi sion. La 1865 he went west
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connected also 90
a business W q y
wiihthe Hanover
Insurance com
panN.
Mr.. Van Coti
was for many
years an active
member of the
New York hrcdc-
pariiucnt, and
the value of his
services was rec
ognizedby Mayor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

-T0WT0' TITTUII0III II" w '-"-I--- :"
ths Forthwith and Foriy-siNth con.
1ts-c,. and was reelected 10 the Forty.
seventh congress as "a Republican. re-.
reivng o. .aij votes against 1886 vote.
tor S.. II. WmDy, Democrat. and LIS
rotc. for +. T. Chester Grecnback llo
was also one Of the foremost and most
influential friends Of the hill o. establish
agricultural experiment stations iu iA'
several states and territories. which lc
came lass two on three years ago. ioi
thc past eight years ,lr Wiilits has bccn
president of the State Agricultural Col
lege of Michigan.
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nOw president If IfANcis T.. WARREN.
the Warren Mercantile company ard
Warren Live Stock company, director
la the Cheyenne and Northern Railroad
company. and q stakeholder in electric
light and Gas companies.
Governor Warren las be'n territorial
treasurer president If q legislotiv,
council. and twice q member of tAe ass
sembly; chairman 1T the territorial Re-
publican committee. am alderman oi
Cheyenne. and once is mayor. he was
for two years territorial governor under
President Arthur.
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scouting attorney
Ol Monroe county
andheldtheOiiice
till Dec 81, l~e2.
He was a mem
her of the state
board of educa-
ton for several
years, and was a
member of tlit
,comuuissIOn Ga
revise the state
constitution iiI
1s13 From 1857
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tttt
and settled ct
Magic City in
Wyoming terri
tory IIelecane
aclcrk in o fur
nituro house, and
thcproprietor
giving his atten
tiOn clsew here
Ng Warren bee
cam e manager
and eventually
proprietor Of the
busincs5. Tie is
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Train 30. 50 connects daily af -ofs. 10
for Chaso t.tY. t|uh-Fi.r. Hf n.f..i
, Durham. Henderson nNt ffl.I
meets 30 Greensboro fNr Dad. .H.
hslcigh Salem. and Winston. Hn' a. 0f... 0l
North Carolina Division. Hf riI.... Ul . ..-
Fiiir. H.f springs hni H.i INHf. 1855. 5000
North Clrnlua ald ai Charlotte a.. N
A if. b..
Tmr 40. bs connects fGIf ar1r
hOr0' f0r Salem. winston. HH N..
h,f.u.. and sfurrnrlt IILf a. .A.-rE If
a shCgiile. H0f Springs HnN nfl
western North Carolina 100 tHIrH HI1
charlotte. Columbia art Augusta tI. td jazz
toluun.l Augusta, Axiom. iNir tf
nAn, Townsville. Ca, la0as. uF of. .r
FLORIDA points also Nitl lArNtlt .fuI ...
railroad fOf 81 ''mingtDu.
Trains ttum tne south arrive a. ttcnult
f.l1a.fl. $1,000 $3.50 pm.
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Teacher-Who was the first man:
Pupil Adam =.
"Nho was the second man"
Adam
GLOW DO YOU make that out.'
because he got married. and pa says
dat always makes another man Of Il Eel
low. DansyilIe Breeze.
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TRAINS NORTHwARn.
-Daiiy. fDai.y except nunoayI
sTCppIkG PLACES

Dalts IIhltJ ffAAtlt NNftA"fI
STOPPING PLACES
Nos IS. ana q make mo- stops. ~. II
Stops only ON signal an Chester 30 %
stops on sigma. az CentraiI. No. n stops
only on signal ar Chester lcntrla sfd
Manchester No. rs stops on signs o. ai
regular stations, ana alsO at Temples al a
Port Walthall. Nos. t3. -. 81. b aud ci
will stop A. All stations for passenger.
PULLMAN CAK SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. a AID % sleeping cars te
tween New York and Tampa. Pa, via JAG
sOnyillol. On Trains Nos. 70 GGd % 3.efpi-p
cars between WASHINGTON Hut thhr.c1fOs
and between Washington and Jacksonville. Or
Train No. n sleeping Csfs between New
York and Jacksonville. on Trains Sos. 2 au'i
n sleeping cars between Ncw tOrA AMI
Thomas lllo. Ga.
rnh ONLl ALi-RAILIiNE 40 Non rOL h
LEAvE ARRIVE.
Richmond. $50 AN. Norfolk. rs 90
Richmond, 't10pm. Norfolk. $40 pa
Norfolk. - dl gm. kicfWonf. p % 40
Norfolk, 800 pm. kIchmlni.b 3, IN
These trains also make close connection
for fannyille, Lyncnaurs. slo eoltt
western points and alI stations on the No.f.L
and Western railroad.
RIM. sULLY
suprriutl. Nrn'.
F.. 7. p. HYfks.
General Superintendent
I. N. EHERsOs. General fa-seusei 4 Fnnt
eOL HAAS. lratc Manager. fAr %
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND pOTONAC RATLBOAD.-Schc
ummuntlng AfhiL I'd lroH erhftIu
standard time.
3 s, am. leaves Byrd street station daily. stop.
only AZ Ashland junction. MILFORD
and Fredericksburg Sleeper &C.
Washington and Sew York.
100 am. leaves Byrd srrrfr -fafn. iR' r. fr
oopt sunday. Sleeper tO Washington
o. p m. leaves hyra-ss.r -iauu- aanJ
sleeper O. Nuw York.
: sd am. arrives Bf bygd street station daily
Sleeper from tDw YORK.
= 8 pm. arrives 90 Byrd HtreCt station dAllf
siops al ffcasritk fllIt. MNfnrd
Junction ana Ashn 4 Sleeper from
-slft ~, Do 900 I 4stn lufh.
7.i5 pm. arrives AZ Byrd siielI station daily
except Sunday. sleeper ifum " ASH
fusfOu.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY fNcEr1 sOapsfa
800 pa. accommodation. leaves hyrd-stree'
station arrives 30 Ashland ai IU.
oB pm. leaves hloa; ar.iVrs at Ashland ~
61e pm.
8i8 an. accommodation, arrives al Byrt
street station, leaves Asniau 80 90.
am,
$50 pm. arrives at Elba leaves Ashland al
5.l2 pm,
TAYLOR. Genoml Ticket Agent.
K. T. %. MYrRs. oepegal suuer.r foudept.
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A C0NFEDERATES HOME.
The NOBLE CHARITY ESTABLISHED
AT AuSTiN. re-

II Originated with the John w. 'i""'
Camp Of Confederate Veterans - Has
reeu uelped hv north and south scs-
.tai Inmates Restored 10 Health.
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GOEA RIVER AkE


N.HINN "HNNI
The Fay0rfo Route COB nalUli4 1
IBr steamers 0f this Ilne hls 1908 No
bean j., elegance. and comfort.
flHHNl Richmond
f.r lnl IS. lp.m.
2 rive hf.lin0re fiearo iHI.hre
~NHn IU|n.
Ar,lte g.. Am0ndsa2O ana flN.ill.II.
Fare lNtHmDlu Co BaltmNlt. IUsI. AID.
p, second ASS, 2 49,
Tic fOr. River Line anlres ruItr .|
vantaEe- tn business men o. nnIt Irs
leave Richmond near fle close .I fI...'.
TRANSACTIONS. auf arrive 30 hl.. UNlD
next morning, Hifer having flIaf. a i.a..
fun nights rest. Tree ii0m the ilfi tnl VI
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCoMHODhTION
Leave Richmond lgd NJ. depot. rt.g.
Arrive Richmond. l
'Daily. fDaily except Sunday.
Depot and ticket ONCE toot ~ AIin
street up town office, corner lo0tl ana D
streets.
PEYgDN RANDOLPH. JAs. TAYIl
Gene. al Manager. Gen. pass'r att
Sol. HAAS, JOS. r. POI
lrafic MANAGE. Dis. f.-.'r a st
noi5 RinUr01l N
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give sap .asso-
wai,totilc Abys
sinilus as II Is
their only sea-
port: but tho
whole Nolaiuiue-
dan world cried
cat iu faiuitical
ition to it.
rs there j. an Old
prophecy among
them tilat II tho
Christians of
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NIRGlNIA.-IN TIE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH

{TIRGINIA.-IN TIE CHANCFRY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. The i'm DAY OF APRIL. lssy.
Charles Eugcl. ............ ........ DID,. Plaintiff.
against
AT. iaiie Dnger formerly Adelaide Bitter.
and Camille niger, her husband,
............... ......... .... Defendants
The object of this suit d. 10 attach fhe real
estate OF fho d, PENDANTS, standing 900 the name
of Adelaide Bitter. now the wife Of camille
Ingrr. 90 Wit. All " that DCrtain IOt and parcel
OF land. lying and being in toe cify Of Rich
mond, Va, beginning Ou the south side OF
west Nam street. "a distance OF Gs feet from
the vest side 81 iarNie street. thence running
wcstwarliy On slii south slic or Main street
it2 j. feet and running lack 40 right angles
Within parallel lines lij ieet. aud o. subject
the same Co The payment 0f the complainant
claim. costs. 81. Aud aihGa4lt having been
made aud nlel that the defendants. arc non
residents fhe State al Virginia. 10 ls ordered
that they appear here within fifteen tuys at
ter due publ ALTON ~ ibis order. and d0 what
Is necessary t0 protect their iutcfost lu this
suit. a tuuY- lt.fl.
CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk.
WILLIAM tlgtaSh-taEN, y. q
apu-rAiW
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
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No i-Sleeping-car Petersburg % BustO.
without change. leaving Petersburg dai} Hf
IiO T. VI. Pullman sleeper iynCnhurg Il
Memphis. without change.
No. Pullman sleeper iYnchhurg 90 New
Orleans. and Roanoke lO Chatham. 80. without
change.
Tickets. baggage checks. ani ail Information
can be- Obtained al Richmond and peter-hlr.
Railroad depot A. ~. Darhcr- Iuu Mair
street. and al the gOmpany's OihCe. aUl ka-i
Main street.
W. b. HENIlL.
Genera. Passenger Agent
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice President
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