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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03
POLICE COURT.
Remarkably Light Docket for His Iionor''
Consideration.

Remarkably Light Docket for His Honor
Consideration.
The police say that they have so well
policed the town that the Police Court
cannot have before il case Of any i'm
pOitance. excepting now and then when
the exception 10 the rule happens.
Yesterday : docket in the Police Court
certainly carries out this state of affairs,
as with the exception Of few drunk
ards the following is the exhibit 81
crime committed IN a city Of ninety
thousand people during Tuesday and
Tues lay plight.
Nnhe Beach and Matilda Johnson
(both coloredl settled some old Difficult
ties by free fight IN the public streets.
1t cost each Of them 3 20.
John Jefferson Ic0lore " stole rng
from Herman Joel. jefferson went
into Joel's iewelry store with a cheap
watch that ne wanted repaired. While
he aud MIR Joel were taking about the
watch Jvffersou's fingers distracted q
gold ring. He will spend ninety days
in jail
kermmom G. Thomas. charged with
being dlsorderiy on the street. was
finei $50 aud costs.
Maggie Harper lcololsdl was charged
with stealing one pair of earrings. one
dress. one pair of shoes, and one
hat. all valued at - 60. from Malinda
Epps. Maggie and Malinda lived ~
the same house. While Malnda was
absent Maggie took French posses
sion Of Mahnda's jewelry aud wearing
apparel. She don live with Malinda
now. She is boarding with Sergeant
Carter without cost 10 herself. and Will
remain his guest Tor sixty days.
Joan Henderson alias George Will
liams lcoloredl was arrsigned the
second time on the charge Of breaking
in. IN the night time. the store of b.
Charley ana stealing a lot of hides.
The Commonwealth not being ready,
the case was continued until the 9th
instant.
r. II. Stokes (colored contributed S2j
towards building the new City Hall.
He was caught selling liquor Oh Sunday.
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LOCAL NEWS.
FAREWELL DAY OF THE VISITING
FiREMEN

They Visit the Various Points Of Interest
In and About the Tx-Confcdoratc Capt
tal-City and Suburban News Items In
General.
Yesterday morning the visiting fire.
men were early on the alert. and taking
carriages proceeded TO visit all the
points Of interest ia the city. They did
not 60 together Ia agroup. Each party
in a carriage went around 10 suit them.
selves. and the well.infOrmed hackmen,
who know everything about every point
of interest. gave them all the informa-
ton needed. The committee of ar
rangcments did not fail 90 do all in
their power TO see that the visitors saw
all that would be Of interest to them.
AT CHiMBoRAzo.
The Pouehkeepsle laddics went 10
ChImhorazo Park and viewed the beau
tifnl scene across the river. ana had
pointed out to the m Dre~ry s Bluff.
lust visible from that park. Marshall
Park. old st. Johns Church, the site OF
Libby prison. New Reservoir Park, the
white house Of the Confcderacy. the
ttSlUtU(t VI NtltiNl ANRRIAt 30 f<''s
and many other points Of interest
They also visited number Of tobacco
and cigarette factories.
OFF FOR HONE.
At $50 the Richmond fremen and
their guests formed in lire at Ford 5
Hotel. and headed 10y the Podghkeepsie
band OF music proceeded To the Union
station. where the visitors left for home
on the GEO Il. NJ. train.
NOT A FIREMAN.
" is a pleasure TO state that the
drunken man who fell off the car of the
Seven Pines Railway Tuesday evening
while the firemeu were returning home
was not men. Der Of any fire depart
ment The party who was drunk and
fell off had been an cmploye of the
road and intruded upon the occasion.
The conduct of the visitors and the
Richmond iiremen were well-nigh per
feet.
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THE TURF.
Results aud Entries for the New York
locke, club tNcstchcstcr) Races.

Results aud Entries for the New York
locke, club lvcstchcstcr) Races.
The following are the results of yes
terday 5 racing:
First race. five eighths of a mile
Geraldine fret. Blue Rock second Mad
stone third. Tine loot.
Second race. one mile 800 S.ephanle
first. Holiday second, Dorrento third.
Time l:i6
Third race. three-fourths of mile,
"Dnnmow stahos''-El Rio Rey first
Rupeita second. Gregory third. Time
1874.
Fourth race. one and one-fourth
miles, Oakland stakes '-Tenny first q,
Badge second, Lavinia Bell third. Time
2:l1f.
Fifth race, five eighths Of mile. sell
ing-Bes sic X. first. Carrie {. second,
Mamie b. thiro Time 1905.
Sixth race n-eighths Of mile,
sellinC-Rom rst, Oarsman second.
La Filte third Time l:29t.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY's RACING AT WEST
CHESTER.
First race. five and half furlongs--
Bspzaline. 10: Maudina, FLY. 10:
Haste. 40: Alarm Bell, ITO: Gipsy.
filly. 10: Golden Horn. 40; Jennie v.
fllv. 10: Pandora. 10; Gretna. 10;
Pauline +. 10: Geitie ID. 40; Origan0.
1l5: Laurentia. 11j: Everglade, 10;
Flossie. 10; Nosegav. ll5.
Second race. one and one eighth
miles. PeytOua stakos-BrOwn Princess.
IA: Senorlta. 1875. Vivid. 100; Village
Maid. 100: AuraUia, 100. Cotillian. 10y:
The Lioncss. l09: Banfag. lO9; Stepha-
nj lO9: Holiday, 100: Stately, 1903; Coots,
l0i.
Third race. one mile. Echo stakes
Gallon. IS: Brown Charlie. 81; Lotion
90: Eleve. %: Vivid, %; Fordham, ll2;
Bidgehght. 104: Glenmound. lO2;
Dutch Roller. 1O7: Belwood, 1917 Frank
Ward. lO5: King Idle, 100.
Fourth race, one and One-sixteenth
mlles-Joe Lee. l07; Mllfred. 1O7; Sal
vlni. l07: Laichmont. lO1; Eleve, lO'
King Idle. l07; Siuggard 9S; Isphrus.
gS: Emotion. 1914.
Fifth race. fye.eighths OF mile
Gleurosc. So. Sir William. lbs; sam
Morse. Jos: The Abbcss. o.; Grace Ely,
81: Kenwood, 100: Bonnie Leaf. colt.
100: Millerton. 81; O-sa, 81; King Will
ham. 81. Marie Lowell. lO5.
Sixth race. three quarters OF mile
Stridea way. IFS; Maidstone III; Brow d
Charlie. los: Glory. 107: Umpire, lUC'
Bridgelght. 1914: Village Maid, 81.
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This evcr.ng W. A. Messenger.
Theresa Nau4in and .lgir clever come
panv a. comedians. voca.i-is anal dan
GERS viii appear iu giaud revival OF
Tue Tourists lu Pullman Cas-. JOS.
OCT. feruey an. Nayne. E.ula Moore.
Emily Soldere auu d dozen other clever
people comprise the caste.
New music. dialogue and many uew
situations have been introduced. Bo.h
SIR. Nesuycr and Mis- Vaughn que de-
cided fsy0rites in Richmond. aui VII
undoub eddy be welcomed By large
audiences during the engagement.
One If the many new features intro.
duced In their revival o. The Tourists
in Pullman CIR is tunnel scene
where a collision tlkes pl GO. Tbs
gives opportunities 'or many ludicrous
positions aud low business. which j,
said O. be veiv funny. Miss Vaughn
will sing. for the first iime here. a new
wal 2 song by ihe author If S3i
PashaN entitled. My LAST Thought.
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deuel.. 81 feet on west side Short street
between Main and Cary. with improve
ments. $1,000: Elizabeth johnson and
husband to Daniel Z Seaman. their five
twelfth interest in 1ji feet on Main
street northeast corber Twenty fourth.
with improvements. 5000: NJ. J Lee to
DR.. John Mahony. 40 feet on Cary street.
south east corner Randolph. 81 400:
Sallie ID. Siout's trustee and j. II.
Stout and wife to George T. Guy. % feet
on Second street between Cary and
Canal, $3.50.
IIENRICO COUNTY COURT.
Thomas b. Murphy and James NJ.
Harvey to Laws IN Brown. i5t feet on
west side Twentieth street, near Q,
II 200.
HUsTINGs COURT OF MANCHESTER.
James L. Bradley 10 John Chalkley.
81 feet on south side Everett street. near
Nineteenth, Si0J: Pleasant GOode and
wife to John II. Irwin. 40 feet on south
side McDOnough street. near Twelfth.
$1,000: j. u Gregory. special commits
siOner, to G. ;. Maurice, 1i2 feet on
Tenth and Stockton streets. SAP 30;
Jackson Guy and wife and Samuel H..
Pulliam to Laura b. Jones, % feet on
north side Maury street, between Sew
cnreenth sand Eighteenth. Sl6S. T. g..
Jackson. special commissioner. to Sam
uel H. Pnlliam and Jackson Guy. 2j2l
feet on north side Maury street. west
Of Seventeenth. SIN s.: j. II. Nichols
and wife TO William =. Stein. p feet on
Hull street. northwest corner Four
tenth. 81 800: Henry Stroud and wife
to =. 4. Saunders & Son. 19s feet on
Hull street. corner PocahOntas. % 700:
q. S. Nashon, Jr.. trustee. to Samuel
II. Pulliam and Jackson Guy, lGt feet
on east side Seventh street. near Nc
Donough, s2C0; Virginia Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company to James L.
Abbott. SO feet on west side Eleventh
street. between Stockton and Everett.
c230
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BUTLER BURWELL.
Happy Marriage in It. James Church
Yesterday Afternoon.

The marriage Of Mr.. Guy Willoughby
Butler aud Miss Mary Johnston Bur
well occurred yesterday afternoon at 4
clock in ST. James Church Rev.
Preston Nash. assistant rector. officl-
atsd. The bridal party entered the
church to the tune Of Mende'sshon :
wedding March" the ushers leading,
the grOomsmen next the brides follow
,ng in couples. the mad Of honor alone,
and the bride leaning on the arm OF her
father.
After the marriage the party was
driven to the residence Of Major Charles
, StringfellOw, where a reception was
held.
The bride ia charming daughter of
Dr.. Blair Burwell, now OF Powhatan
county. but VIII, resided at the corner
of Grace and Fourth streets for years.
She was handsomely attired ID faille
gown. with bridal veil, and feather
bordering the corsage.
The maid Of honor wore white tulle.
trimmed with green ribbons and flow
ers. In her hand she carried an i'm
mense bunch of green ferns.
The brIdes maids were all arrayed IN
white silk. with dotted net. and wells
drapcd only at the back and caught on
The head with flowers. Each one car
ried large bouquets of jacquimenot
roses.
The ushers and grOOmsmen wore eve
ming suits of conventional black and
red rose-buds as bOut0neires.
THE ATTENDANTS.
The following is a list Of the attend
ants:
Bridesmaids: Misses Maggie String
fellow. Mary Warwick. Alice Burwell.
and Sophie Pickett. Of Norfolk.
Maid Of Honor: Miss Pierce, Of jack
sOnville. Fla.
q oomsmen: Messrs. Willie Mosley,
Henry B)hmer, X. q. Pegram, Jr., ard
r = Burwell.
Ushers: Dr. John Dunn. Messrs. Hen
nv Anderson. Clay Pickett, Of Norfolk,
and :. =. SIingfeilow.
Best Man: Mr.. Joe Johnson Of Rich
mond.
The groom is Nirgiuian, but lives 10
West Superior. Wisconsin, near Du
luth. lie is prosperous dealer IN real
estate.
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ClvlL-sERWcE EXAMINATION
Begun Tuesday aud Finished Ncsterd"

Begun Tuesday and Finished Yesterday
An examination Of applicants for
government positions wac begun Ties
day and finished yesterday at the Me-
chauics Institute. this city, by Mr..
George b. Hoyt. Of the United States
Civil Service Commission, assisted 10y
Nj. Leroy T. Edwards. OF Richmond
chairman of the local board.
The following applicants were exam
ined
Twenty-nine railway mail clerks, one
pOstofiice Inspector. one photographer.
one topographic aide, one medical eX
aminer. eleven department clerks and
sixteen cOpyisls.
Both cOlors aud sexes were repre-
scented. there being among them four
white and four cOloIed females. The
ages of the candidates appeared 10
range from twenty-One to fifty years
During the examination, as far as could
be seen. the utmost fairness was OBJ
served
Mr.. Hoyt. who is an active. cour-
te0us. mlddie-aged gentleman. left yes
terday for Goldsboro. n. c., where he
will conduct an examination to-day.
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THE ERROR.

The ordinance as passed by the two
branches of the City Council, the Mayor
found TO b. defective.
The following placs for the First pre-
cinct of Jefferson ward. the ordinance
as passed says. is No. IL north Four
teenth street. under the Exchange 10
tel To any one familiar with the sys-
TEN of numbering houses IN this city.
il Will appear clear that 10 SUCH nun
Der rs II under the Exchange Hotel
exists. All the even numbers on cross
streets are on the western side OF the
street The odd numbers are on the
east side. aud the Exchange Hotel is on
the east side Of Fourteenth street.
1t was the intention Of the Council TO
designate the old voting place on Four
teenth street. under the hAcnange
Hotel. but the number was wrong,
There is No. II. but it Is on the oppo-
site side OF the street. which place Is
occupied by Mr.. Joshua l.. Arnold as a
carpenter shop.
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN TEE RESULTS.
Had tins ordinance become law.
there would have been strong proba-
bilIty OF the vote OF this precinct being
thrown out. AZ not having been cast at
a place designated by the ordinance.
ACALLED MEETING.
The two branches of the City Council
have been called TO meet tomorrow
morning TO pass new and correct or
dinance. The Common Council VIII
meet at 10 O'Clock aud the Board Of
Alderman az 1880 This is an odd hour
of the day for a Council meeting. but
there will be no doubt of quorum of
each branch being percent.
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Ilnrc.lrN (0ngress.

Mr.. Henry l.. Lyman. of Charl0ites.
vile. was yesterday appointed by Gov
ernor Lee "A delegate to the eighth
annual meeting Of the American For
estry Congress which meets in Phila-
selpl.ia on October 18Th.
james River Improvement Committee.
The James River Improvement Com
mittee held it's regular monthly meet
ing Yesterday afternoon.
Alter the transaction Of regular rou
tine business. Captain John A Curtis
aud Mr. > w. Travers, of the James
River Chemical Works. below Rich
moDd. called attention TO the fact that
the bar at Graveyard Reach, about
twelve miles below the city. needed
looking after
IL Was resolved bv lie committee to
cali the attention Of Colonel CraighiIl
and the resident engineer 10 the mat
ter.
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Mozart Amateur Orchestra Associa-
ton formed a chorus Of mixed voices
last evening under the direction OF Mr..
Clarence A. Marshall, and rebearsed for
the first time. The regular rehearsals
will be held on Thursday evenings.
commencing next week. Much pleasure
and instruction will be given 10 all
those who may join this chorus.
We wish the orchestra much success
in this good work. and no doubt it will
be appreciated by the public.
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Information Wanted.

Information is wanted by S. b. Weeks,
of Chapel Hill. n. &. about George A..
Baxter. OF Richmond, son Of Rev George
\. Baxter. Mr.. Weeks was one of the
class of 1856 of the University of North
Carolina, aud he is engaged IN collect
ing short sketches Of all the alumni OF
that institution who served in the Con-
federate army. He has secured many.
but there are still some missing links.
Mr.. Baxter was of the class of 1851 2.
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structing the lodge in the work of the
order. There was good attendance of
the members. and the examination OF
the past working Of the lodge was com
mended bv the visiting brethren.
After the exempliication of the UNI
written work by the Grand Master
Workman, addresses were made by
Grand Master Workman John w. DEF
eudosf aud Grand Recorder a. +. Col
bert. which was greatly enjoyed by the
members present. The meeting was
pronounced success. and Will ur-
doubtcdly result in great benefit and
encouragement TO the Richmond breth-
RON
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CORNERSTONE LAYING.

The Crove-Ayenuc Baptist Churcii-Thc
stone to be Laid with Masonic Ccre-
monies.
This afternoon. at I o'clock. the cor
ner stone Of Grove-avenuc Baptist
Church Will be.lald with 1las0nic hOaorf.
The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of
Free and Accepted Mas0ns will hold
special communication 40 81. Alblns
Hallthis afternoon at o clock. TO- the
purpose of laying tine above mentioned
corner stone. Mlsons from ali the
lodges IN Richmond and Manchester and
AN visiting Masors are invited and
urged 10 assist in the work. The
Cr3nd Marshal If the day will be Broth
az J. Thompson Blown.
No ann0u lccmcnt has been made.
bat the probatiiies afe that many
Knights Tfmplar will De present 90 cs.
cort the Grard Lodge TO the scene OF
their work.
THE CHURCH
now in process Of building Is located
on Grove avenue. number Cf yards
east of b ach street. l. will be- one OF
the haudsomest churches 90 the city.
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.
Tie cornerstone viii De laid In the
true aud accepted form. ard after the
II lsonic ceremonies are over there viii
te religious exercises. at which Rev. d.
b Buis0u. pastor of Pine street Church.
will preside. Rev. S G.. ClCplou pas-
tor of Clay trect Church. will invoke
the divine guidauceafd blessing. Rev.
D.
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PuRLIc NON sc4ooLs.
Free instruction Coz Dos vino Work an

Free instruction CO.. Eoy Who lfork iil
day.
Pursuant 90 the direction of ihe
Sch oi Bond. public night schools we,e
opened .a-t rIenf 80 1870 ID clock a. ibe
following places. r. oA ,h.ol building.
Mlishail street r.ar Hancock. III O..
Carlton. PRINCIPALS Springfield scho
building. corner ot Leigh aat IHcaty-
sixth streets. Elihu Nor settle. rriuci-
pal: Nicholson school building. NIcho'-
son street. RacAetts. $. o. Perkins.
principal
Tie instruction given in cheese ui-ht
schools win be the Same as tna- taught
iu DAY schools ol tne public cn91. s} b.
tenn ~ the cily, uLd,r lne most c.mpe-
tent teachers
There was alarso registration al each
Of these schools 'ast ni-ht. Laat scar
theg proved yesg sl.stac 1rv. aai tuis
session they promise .o be uuth mono
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA. IN VACATION. IN
Y TUE CLERKS OFFICE ~ lHF sI-
pRFNE COURT or APPEALS Al RICH
NOM, OCTOBER -, 1889.
illem T. Appellant,
against
T. Nnhrl'c Fallln...... NlF'ti'''
rron m appeal from decree pronounce
bv he g |rcuif court ~ the county IN Nvi
tfnmboflaud ON the - Of october, 1888. in o.
suit Ina which the appellee WIS pinlhtH And
fha appellant was defendant.
The object Of ihc petition iiled in this cause
"a 10 nave the said decree Oi the circuit 'NNfI
of Nofthun nerilnd county. of ine ~ nl ''-
tohcr 1855 reviewed and reversed ny 1880
supreme Court of Appeals of NirsiniH-
And Do appearing by tAe fciNrn ni iNf
sheriff OF the county OF NOithuu Nffinni Nf
tho process issued fo answer snid appeal t'i'
the nppcllcc. J. Nahelic lnlin. it iipi t ff.'.
d.nf oi the -fntc OF Virginia. she - INIffN
fo appear here ON GOO 5lh Jay " NNf rWN.I
1880. after due publ cation NJ iiis DfifI ln
the DAILY TINES. n newspaper ln.li.tN'i PM
the clfy ~ Richmond once H'fA I.i I'NI
weeks. and answer srii appeal. nni 'N 'i'
is necessary i0 rrlt. rf hni interest ii'I' '.
A copy lNefI.
DEnf Gf * IAN iot. &C..
l0IfN CnlrcHHr. ofHIN.'ilNi. t'I i.|"
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CITY RAILWAYS.
MOTION FOR RECEIVER TO BE
HEARD TO-DAY.

General Interest in the Case superin-
tcndent Farrell to Mr.. Grcene-Excep-
tion Taken 60 u Letter from the Latter
Gentleman to Mr.. Pi,rini.
The motion for the appointment of a
receiver in the Union Passenger and
City Railway lines will be called in the
Chanccry Court to-day. they having
been continued by request OF counsel
for Mrs. Flynn aud the officers of the
road until this date.
II the counsel are ready to-day. the
witnesses for "A receiver Of each of the
roads will be heard separately. This
case is one in which the entire public Is
interested. and IL Is seriously hoped
that out of.the present conference In re-
gard 10 the road p order may soon def
nitcly be arrived at, and the annoy
anccs To which our citizens have re-
Gently been subjected may be speedily
rectlied.
SUPERINTENDENT FARRELL TO MR..
GREENE.
Mr.. Frederick J Farrell. superinlend-
ent Of the Richmond Union Passenger
Railway. better known as the electric
line, Yesterday addressed the following
letter to Lieutenant Greere. the expert
electrician Of the sprague Company.
and gave the press "A copy for publica-
ton:
R.T.P. RAILWAY COMPANY.
RICHMOND. Va. october >. ISL.
5. u. GrccHc. Esp:
Dear Sir.-ln the latter portion Of your
letter to Captain pizzini. dated september
Goth. and which appeared in last niehts
state. YOU say:
AS Tar ms YOU personally are concerned.
the only criticism that myself or company
have made (and have heard the same crit
icism fifty times since have been here this
timcl has been that You did not have COM
pctont men under you (supcrintendeni.N c.)
who could carry out orders properly.
| presume | am correct in saying that
when USING the word superintendent YOU
refer 10 me personally. and that being I'D. !
should hc glad TO know upon what authority
YOU base YOUR criticism. involving. as d
does. my reputation as a railroad man.
should also Doc glad 10 learn what Orders
they were that the superintendent. etc..
could not carry out. owing according io
that portion of YOUR letter just quOted) TO
their decided incompeiency
You will. mo- doubt. az once sec the ncccS-
sity of giving this matter your prompt at
tentiOn. and do not for one moment cone
template allowing my reputation as rail-
road man 0f twenty-five year, standing 10
bc adversely dealt with without taking such
action ae viii doubles, ahs0lNc me from ail
blame. and place The consequences Of the
present condition of the above company TO
who they properly belong. Yours truly.
signed. j. i. FAEREII.
Superintendent.
=. S.-A copy of th, ha. been sent 90 the
local press.
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\ Called Meeting of Both Branches of the
City Council for Friday Morning.
The Mayor yesterday returned TO the
clerk Of the City Council the ordinance
passed by the Common Council aud
Board of Aldermen Tuesday evening.
designating the voting places Of the
city for the approaching election, with
ont his approval.
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The Circuit Court of Henrico county,
Judge Wexford PRECEDING, will begin
next Monday. There - nothing OF
consequence 10 come before the court
80 lar developed.
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The clerk of the Hastings Court is.
sued the following marriage licenses
Yesterday: To Robert j. Patterson and
Annie L. Blake, George q. Woodward
and Lula Armstrong.
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Martha Allen m,di WIS lilel iar
burglary aud senteacsi 10 the rsni.en-
liary for five year..
vni.m s. Johuson ,colorcdl was
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b. Munford. Precinct chairmen-First.
julius A. Hobson' second, Il. T. Briggs,
third, T. VI. Binford; fourth, james I.
Ferriter.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
After the two conventions shall have
nominated the candidates for the House
of Delegates. the members Of the county
convention and those Of ih city con
vention will m ct together and place IN
nomination two candidates for the Sen
ate If Virginia. to represent the city Of
Richmond AMI the county Of Henrlco.
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The officers OF the Grand Lodge Of
a. o. u. w. met with Richmond Lodge
Tuesdsy night for the purpose OF IN
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The following deeds Of bargain aud
sale were recorded yesterday
CHANCERY COURT.
Henry s. Hutzler ~ Albert II. >.
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Ezra Kendall. that capable and versa
tile comedian, so well known here, pre-
sented the broad and laughable farce.
"A Pair of Kids, at the Theatre ST
night. Ezra- face was sad rs sad could
be when he sat on the piece Of tly pa
Fer. but the audience laughed. and
when the miserable man attempted TO
hang himself the audience fairly roared.
Throughout be Is funny, very, very
funny.
"A Pair of Kids will be repeated
tonight and should have a good house.
Fresh tonvicts.
The following convicts were received
at the peniteut'aTy from Portsmouth
Yesterday:
William Foreman. two years and six
months for eating with lnten, To bi'l.
Washington Sculchins. one year for
petit larceny.
George Capp. four years for house
breaking two terms, two years each.