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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24
Mr.. MAVERICKS VALET.

Believes Mrs. MaYhrich To- he Innocent.
NEW YORK. August % Thomas
~lansel. the c0lOred valet of Mr.. May
brick. beth before and after The latter S
marriage. and the most important wit
ness in the Trial of Mrs Maybrick, ar
rived here last night ON the 81 amer
Italy. man interview TO day with the
United Press reporter. Slansel said
81 don't believe Mis-. MaybriCk
poisoned heg husband any more than
vOu did. I was Mr.. Maybrick S body
servant for four years before his MAI %
rage During that time he lived in
Norfolk. Va. lie and his partner
Mr. y. ". Blles0n. kept bachelors
quarters. and / lived with them. Mr..
MAVERICK often complained that he
did not feel well. and time and
time again he has sent me 10 the
drug store % get him some arsenic.
always bought half a dollars worth
at time. Then | would make him
some beef tea. and be would pat little
rf the arsenic in 10 and drink H. Mr.
MAVERICK then went TO England. got
married. and returned 10 Norfolk.
They lived in fine style. and
had great deal Of company.
/ used TO superintend their
dinners and receptions, which were
many. Mr. MaybIick continued 10 use
arsenic. but don't know whether his
wife knew of il or not. | never heard
am unpleasant woid pass between them.
Towards the last Of my service at Mr..
MAVERICK s his doses of arsenic grew
Larger. Mrs. Maybrick used TO give
him white powder at his request, but
/ don't think she knew that 1t was
arsenic. Slc is as innocent as child
Of any intent to XII Mr.. Maybrick, IN
my opinion,
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MAHONE'S PLANS.

Hc Expects to Make score of Speeches.
NORFOLK, Va. August 23.-Despite
the burning heat Malone remains here,
and is to-day conferring with his lieu
tenants as 10 certain initial movements
of the campaign. A number of leading
Federal officials, who have recently
come intoofiice. are also here Malone
VIII ia short time take the field nper-
SON, and expects To make score OF
more of speeches at the more populous
points In the State. The southwest.
which is the protection region Of the
State, will receive the lion 5 share ofhis
attention.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Collision on the Baltimore aud Ohio Due
to Wrong Orders

PARRERsBURG, w. VA. August 23.-
This morning the accom- notation tram
| due here at il:l0 4. NJ. cOllided with a
special eastern-bOund train carrying
Baltimore and Ohio officials. at a point
between Petroleum and Silver Run.
twenty-five miles from here, on the
main line of the Baltimore and Ohio
road. The accident was caused by
wrong orders being given to the engi-
neers. The special train was ordered
u pass the accommodations at Petroleum.
the farther point east. and the accommo-
dation to pass the special train at Silver
Run. the farther point west. At the time
Of the collision. both trains were going
thiriy-iivc miles an hour. They met on
sharp curve and without q moments
warning,
DASHED INTO EACH OTHER,
wrecking both engines aud a baggage
car, instantly killing Engineer lay
man. fatally injuring Engineer George
Rowland, and instantly killing the two
iifemen, James Fletcher and John Bal
ley.
One Of the officials named Hunter
was bditN anu ItIHdio ltldllV buTt. !
a Mrs. Manley. Of Central. w. Va. |
was badly injured Councilman Robert
Mally, Of this city. was cut and bruised /
Baggagemaster Rose was cut a col /
ored porter of the special was thrown /
through glass door and probably fa-
tally injured. There were some mirac- /
ulous escapes.
The dead bodies have been brought /
here.
CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.
The accident was caused by the train
at Grafton. giving wrong
orders. The accommodation train car
RED but few passengers. ana but one
coach was attached to the special, or
the loss Of life might have been much
greater.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


Dun trs'- " |eklN report
NEW YORK. August 23.-R. G.. Dun &
Co. 5 weekly review of trade Will say
The m0meutary pressure. of which so
many warnings have been given, has
operated this week 10 modify an i'm
provement i'm Montreal leading toeVcel-
lent crop reports. Failures for the
week: United States, 90: Canada. i6.
total. PIG. compared with 2l3 last week.
and POI the week previous TO the last.
The splendid crop prospects begin TO
have their legitimate effect upon prices
of breadstuffs and provisions. Hogs
have declined this week 2Oc. per 100
pounds, lard l2c. and pork So. per
barrel. oats and corn &C.. each, with
sales of j.OCO.OOO bushels. and wheat
has declined llc with sales for only
Z 800. 600 bushels. The speculative
movement in wheat has been defeated
by liberal receipts from the farms. and
when the farmers market freely early
in the season the prospect Tor the fall
trade is excellent. and the monetary
pressure is not usually of long dura-
tiOn.
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THE BEHRlNG SEA TROUBLES.
More Seizures Reported.

More seizures Reported.
PORT TOWNSEND. August. 2j.-Ihe
American sealing schooner jas. g..
Swan was seized in Behriug Straits on
July 3Oth. with 23j head seals and
boarded by the Government revenue
cutter. Richard Rush. The vessel s
documents. firearms. AID skins
were taken aboard the Rush. and she
was sent TO Sitk4. Alaska. TO be turned
over to the American Authorities. The
cantain being without charts and uu-
acquainted with the Alaskan coast.
proceeded to this port and surrendered
his vessel to the collectors.
There are between forty and fifty
vessels now in Behring Sea. The Rush
seized the British schooner Enuettl,
with six hundred skins. july 3lst The
captain of the Swan reported the seIz-
ure Of the Pathfinder aud Minuie the
Pathfinder was the only vessel placed
i'm charge of American officers, except
the Black Diamond.
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COLLISION In LIE BAY.
4 Lot Of Republican Delegates Badl
shaken Up.

4 Lot Of Republican Delegates Badly
shaken Up.
NORFOLK. Va. August 23.-Wednes-
day night. as the schooner Bradden.
Captain John ID. Grassett. was proceed
ing from Essex county 10 this city with
a party Of delegates to the Republican
State Convention on board. she was in
collision in the bay with am unknown
vessd on which, it is stated, there
were no lights. The schooner had her
cabin cut in two and her main boom
carried away. In the cabin was ". L..
Warng. Of Essex county, who was
very seriously injured about the head.
The vessel put back to Mil Creek, when
another vessel was procured and the
party proceeded to this city. Mr.. War
ing was taken 10 the Purcell House.
when an ambulance was procured from
the hospital of ST. Vincent De Paul, to
which institution he was sent for treat
ment 1t is feared by his friends that
he cannot recover.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY

EN n tHIVIEU 'lhNI' VVIFHW'
CHICAGO. August 23.-Della Mahoney,
a former partner of the notorious Mollle
Mott. was held 10 grand jury IN bonds
of g. 500 by Justice Priudiville this
morning for highway robbery. Della
stopped William Springer, a railroad
man from Blue Island. near the lake
front park. late last night. and at the
muzzle Of big revolver compelled him
10 give her what money he had, some
c27. She was arrested soon after.
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Advice 10 HOineIs.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing syrup should al
ways bee used when children are cutting
teeth. II relieves the little sufferer AT once.
~ produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. ana the little cheruh
awakes as "hright as a button II Is very
pleasant Ia taste. II sOOthes the child soft
ems The gums, aiiays MI pain. relieves wind.
regulates the bowels. and Is The best known
remedy for dlrtEoa, whether arising from
tcethins OF other caules. Twenty ave cents
bottle. Iu.i h,Sa&W
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

one of tine oldest citizen. of >pott-
-sltania.
Special t0il, Imes.l
CHANcELLORsyULE, Va, August -3. -
Mr. John Powell. one Of the oldest citi-
zens of this county, residing about four
miles from this place. was instantly
killed By lightning during the heavy
rain and thunder storm of yesterday.
A,r. Powell Was sitting in the front pl-
azzl of bis residence c0rversing with
some friends when struck. He was
badly burned, and his clothing was
torn from his body. Mr. Powell leaves
wife and three children 70 mourn his
untimely death.
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4 $4,000. 900 Bank Eobber Arrested.

NEW YORK. August 23.-Jimmy
Hope. the bank burglar who was Ie-
leased from Auburn prison to-day,
was arrested on the train at
Poughkeepsie while on his way
to New York. The arrest was
made by New York detectives. lie j.,
wanted here for alleged completely M
the e3. 900. 600 Manhattan Bark robbery
of 1873. lie was brought here this
evening aud locked up at police head
ouartprs
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DANVlLLE DOTS.
The Celorcd Baptist ConNcntion-rer-
-onnl.

-Oual.
Special 90 The fines.
DANvIILE. Va. August 23.-ln the
colored Baptist Sunday School Conven-
ton to-day. r.. T.. Hin, Of Richmond,
was reelected president for the ensG-
M Year, and Rev. a. Binga. Jr.. of
Petersburg, was reelected recording
secretary.
Tire hot wave was broken here to-
day bv gentle shower.
MaiJr Draper. chief engineer Of the
Atlantic and Dany.lie railroad. who
las been very ill for several weeks. has
sufficiently recovered to go 10 his for
mer home in New York State.
jake Kilrain. under the chaperonage
OF Sheriff Childs. of Hancock county.
Miss. passed here this morning en- route
90 Nj i-sirpi 90 stand his trial They
took breakfast at tho Richmond aud
Dmvillc eating-h0use. aud attracted a
grcal deal OF attention.
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FROM LYNCHBURG
Colonel reirne'- appointments.
Special fO tle Ilmcs.


Special fo tAe Times.
LyNCHBURG. VA. August 23.-The
nomination OF Malone and his ticket
0ccasioned no surprise here TO the
Democrats. and was received with warm
APPROVAL by the Malone wing party.
They think Do the strongest that could
have been made, and the Democrats
think % can be beaten by o large ma
ionty. The nomination for Lieutenant
Governor in the Southwest viii carry
no particular strength. aud Judge
Wood on Bowen ore considered far
stronger than Semp. IL is telegraIhed
here to-day from Petersburg that ex
Governor Cameron will oppose the Re-
publican ticket. aud it is said ON good
authority. that Genera James A.
Walker. If Washington. will support
the Democratic ticket without reserve.
Colonel Richard J. Beirne is adver-
tised 20 speak 10 Campbell Courthouse.
September slh. aud here the next day.
he has % great numbered friends in
this section who Will De glad to hear
b .sts
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-'i liNltII ItNk -IWINI1- Itfn ~i0-
lN'Nul. Days -ii1InnfN ioih ana
. INN CORPS Df experienced assistants.
ft.N|I. tlufu 500. Lower. t3i 90 500
if $3.50 fl $500 Refer tO University
..NfN iHrultis~ of fhr state. iiEhi NnN I,
Nf Indirectly ffum tlis school utdc
.H.nmHs Hud four degrees lu the lni-
ni Virginia This session. zee cifcu-
" 'NiI schools lu book stores or boo drug
In ucti Main. jOllN j.. MCGUIRE
''Ni north nDlyiIerc. au -i3tDeA~u
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CHICAGO, August 23.-John Z. Kun
zee. one Of the six men indicted for the
murder OF DR.. Cronin, has written
letter to German paper. He makes a
long and rambling statement, denying
his guilt and all knowledge or parIIcI-
patton in the Cronin murder.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded IN the City ChanccrA
Court yesterday
Thomas Claiborne and wife TO Will
liam Jones. l2i feet on east side of
Branch or Hancock. near Moore. 500.
Charles Phillips and wife - Edward
B. Chesterman, 20 feet on north side OF
Cary. near Belvidere, 81 GOO; Willis b.
Smith, special commissioner. to Mary
+. Haryle. sos feet on south side OF
Willis. near Randolph; 40 feet on
Willis. noItheast corner Of Randolph.
aud sos feet on south side Of Tobacco,
near Randolph. Sl,l62.s5; Spottswood
Taylor to Hattie Trent. wife Of Joshua
Trent. undivided one half interest in %
feet on west side of Buchanan, near
Cedar. 81.
IL COUNTY COURT, HESRIco.
r. II. Cardwell to II. T. Wickham.
30 teet on south side Dance, and gu
feet on north side Dauce between
Richie and Carter, 81 500; John Dun
lop. special commissioner, 10 j. III.
Brown, 20 feet on east side Blair near
Washington. SAL; same to Lewis L.
Haryie, strip Of land II feet wide.
$37 80: same 10 z. b. Waring, strip OF
land Tx 9S feet. S37 so; same 10 III. l..
Cabeil and J. II. Brown. lots numbers
| . >, 3. 4, >. q, z, S. Q and 10 Of square
80 in a. Y. Lee plan on Eggleston,
S6l490; same to X. T. Wilson, strip OF
land llx396 feet. $50; same to w. Ii.
Brown. 50 feet on east side Egglestou
near Winder, 500; same TO James l..
Anderson, 50 feet on south side BlaiI
near Washington, 1856 40: Meade Has
kins. special commissioner, to II. l.
Cabell, 1913 feet on Winder north east
corner Carter, 81 l,Oos.2O.
VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROxIS LSC
LIrHIA WATER. R.-Compare analy sis anc
you will see that our water Is nearly
three times the strength Of any othel
arsenic water, and contains no organs.
matter. For sale by all druggists, an,
by l.. p. Routt. sole agent, Second an,
Main streets. Send forcircular.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA August %
Brownell, vino killed a deputy ihansr"', haa,s "a,
who was attempting to arrest nun m ioi
moonshining, was released from Gus
,ogy ,'ag IN night for lack Of evidence
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Rawley water is the best remedy III
maladies peculiar TO females and in
general for all diseases caused by
poverty OF the blood or debility Of the
nervous system. Hotel open until
November lst- aul6 cod At
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24

CHICAGO. August 23.-The general
freight agents of the Western roads to-
day decided to obey Judge Cooley :
peremptory order Of yesterday. At
their meeting this evening they unani-
mously adopted resolution with
drawing the Objectionable proportional
tariff 10 the Northwest to take effect
August 2G,h. Chairman Faithorn was
constituted a committee OF one 10 con.
fer ith Eastern lines for the purpose
of etIecting arrangements for the es-
lablishmeut OF through rates between
the Eastern points ard lake ports, and
ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
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; .naiOr Mander-on DC inos "A 4 rating
OMAHA. NEB.. August 3d. Senator
Charles +. Manderson yesterday sent a
long letter 10 Corporal Tanner in refer
ence to his increased pension. In 1t he re-
counts bis services IN the war. approves
Mr. Tanners administration of the
pension Office, denies he has ever sought
rerating. and declines to accept the
money until medical board has exam
ined hlm and reported that he should
be granted the increased pension. with
arrearages.
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The object OF This suit is 10 obtain decree
against tno defendant. Robert Stannrd, for
fI. ,,s, fIcnf of the sum of six hundred and
twenty-scven dollars and siAty-nin" cents,
with Interest on one hundred and two dollars
and thirty.rlght cents. part thereof. nom
the lst day ~ july. 1852. until paid,
',nl ON one hundred and thirty doll
lars nnd cighty.sN cents. another part
thereof. from July lOth, 1882. until paid, and
ON three hundred and eighty y-nve dollars and
forty hye cents the residue thereof from
Nu',,lst lGth. iS-2. until paid. aud - attach
and subject an Interest Of said fobert sian
ard in the estate of Josephine J.. >tnnsrd,
decreased 10 the satisfaction Of said debt
tbot Hohrft -tanerd is not a resident of hi.
state. lt is ordered that me- appear here Win
i'm nfteen after due publication of this
order. and do what is necessary 70 protect
his Interests in this suit
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-24
POSTMASTER LEWIS PARTNERS
Don't Want to Associate with Him Any
Longer.

ATLANTA. GA, August 23.-Post-
master Lewis has withdrawn from part
uership in the Atlanta Rubber Com
papy. of which he was president. His
partners suggested his retirement on
the ground that the notorleIy incurred
by the postoffice trouble over the ap
pointment of negro clerk might IN
lure the company business.
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\ LBENARLE FEMALEINsTITUTE
nL)IfEsylLLg. Va.

passed for tnofoughness of iusiruc
NtAiiniulucts aud beauty of situation
f''''''s iDf comfort. moral and religious
finh very mrltratn
catalogue W.P. DlCKINSON.
d" -4-h oiNDeDdlst Principal.
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The Richmond and Allegheny Railway Com
pany. the Board of Public works. the Ches-
apenllc aud ohio Railway Company snt
The Central Trust Company OF New
York ptfrntnnte.
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BASEBALL.


Games Played Yesterday.
At Boston Bostons. :: Washlngt0ns.
8.
At Philadelphia First gamel l-
Philadelphias, :; New Norks, 3.
At Philadelphia Second gamel-
Philadelphias. II. New Norks. ,.
At Piltsburg-Pitlsburgs, /. Chi
cagos, ,.
At Cleveland-Cleyelands. g; lndi-
auapOlis. Z.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

XyIRGINIA-lN THE CLERK = Of
v rfCE or iHE CIRCUIT COUisI or III
fCfTl OF RICHMOND, AUGUST lsr, 1851
IN VACATION:
J. &. Cochran. administrator of Joseph smith,
decen~cd who sues for himself and ali
other creditors OF the James River aud ks-
nawha Company. who vii contribute.
,xc........... ........i i"ii'H'
The Richmond and Allegheny Railway Com
pany. the Board of Public Works. the Ches-
apcallc aud Ohio Railway company ant
the Centml Trust Company OF New
ittehdants.
The object Of This suit is 10 subject the
propefty conveyed by the James RIVER anf
knnawha gumnany 10 the Richmond and Al
lerhany Railfoad Company 10 the payment
OFT the debts of said l>anawna COMPANY. ara
To- cancel. anuri aud set aside sid convey
snc. and sale and declare all rights srssits
hereunder ended and forfeited. hecaus' saii
railroad company hHs fa'led To comply VIA
The conditions oi sale to-wit; lts faliur" 10
assume ,and pay ail said debts and ooigs-
lions and said railroad company having new
ceased tO tNi>tAsu cOrlOuttlon and us nssets
having rcen distributed. leaving solWH,
principal ANA Interest thereon. duc ana I'M
paid ON guaranteed bonds. besides other
debts OF -Hld kanawha Company. and there
fore it Is nov inp,ss bile FOR Is % comply
with Said conditions. Aud 10 enlvin aud re-
strain the Richmond and Allcxhsuy sllwav
4 t'nmnluN. the ttnfrtl liuNt COMPANY OF i,-W
York. the thesapeakc and ohio hallway
Company and all others from all control of
said prOpcrty, and to- appoint receiver 10
take cnarge of and tO hold said property.
And uiil~avlt having been made and MED
That the ,lefcndnnt the Central rust TOM
pany of New ok. is nonresident OF me
state Virginia. 10 II ordered thfi appear
hero within fifteen days altcrdue publication
hereof ani do Whit Is necessary 10 protect
u Interest in this sur.
Te.te. ALFRED SHIELD. clerk.
WILLIS B SMITH p. Il.
\ CODY lcsic;
au 3 tw ALFRED SHIELD, 'iefN-
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Come Join our watch and dia-
moud clubs. J0c and 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. SPOrT < SPOrr.
Gil East Broad street. -
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CABLE NOTES.

LONDON. August 93.-Ohicial reports
from ConstantinoDle and from Athens
agree that the situation in Crete is inn
proving.
VIENNA, August 23.-The Austrian
War Office has decided to supply the
army with the new smOkele.s powder.
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IvIRGINiA-IN NOTrOWAY CIR
' cur COURT CLERKS OFFICE. Az
ct 81 ~. 1850
". a. Mann. comm mlssonor .ilaintir
against
r b. uorms Administrator ef Qis ..............
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HERMAN JACKSON, Clerk.
rArf uu ~--u I've

xrIRGiNfA-IN THE tKN'S OFFICE
\ on THE CHANCERN COURT OF THE
CiN OF RICHMOND. THE 20rH DAY Of
JULY. tsSa-lN VACATION.
John e. ~hlfcr. llalhun,
against
Robert ~nrard and JOln Dunlop. eNeeu-
tor of J sepnine l.. - nafd. DECEASED.
nefNuIauI.
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CHAS. W. GODDlN. clerk.
A l.. uoILADY, LEAkE a CARItf, pa.
Jy27 sa,iw
VIRGINIA IN THE .,.6l CLERK ERIK, 5

VIRGINIA IN THE CLERK :
\ OFFICE OF THE rHANCEItl COURT
OF TnE cry OF RICHMOND, IllE 2efH
DAY or JULY, lsso-IN NA,AIloN;
william e.
against
Robert Stauard and John Dunlop. Executor
of Josephine l.. ~tauatd, dccd defendants
~ cHANcERY-sEcoND SUIT
The object Of this suit Is tO obtain decree
for fhe pnyment ola debt amounting 10 nss
hundred and sixteen ---fOO dollars HAT be-
ing the amount of "a sum of u oney a." 10 ana
loaned los tho complainant To the defendant.
said Robert Stanard. together Win interest
from the Both day OF June, 1852 ana tohtneh
and subject amy property, real OF p'rsohni,
the haf'ds OF John Dunlop. executor a. stors-
said That may be- coming or 10 dess-ndnbis 10
the said Robert -fanafi from ths esia's oi
the snid Josephine { Stnuard, d' ceased, OF
otherwise. 10 the satisfaction OF The SAID 'lsbt
and decree. A..
And affidavit having been made ana nlsd
fhat Robert ~tanaid Is not resident ot
the state of Virginia. 10 Is ordered that ne
nppear here within niteen dnls nitrt dns
publieatlOn Of THIS order. nnd dp rnst may
be- necessary tO protect his interests herein.
a Cops iesie; ...,.,.,,. OIL.
CIIAlsl.tS ". GODplNi cork.
J. n. Webs ltrLOf. p.q.
jy 2.-talw
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n appearing hy affidavit male ana filed
that 4 Miller. the purchaser Of the mnd
mentioned iu fhe proceedings OF tlis cause
A. n NON resident uf the State of Virginia.
And DO also anuearins tl1t he IS in default I'm
mo uayment of the two last bonds amount
ing 10 n 100 with interest given for tho de-
feired payments on said land, II L. ordered
that he nnppar here ON the nrst daN ~ the
next tenn of the Circuit Court OF Nottoway.
3elng >eptemhcr 80. 1850, t0 show cause. II
any he can. why the said land should not be
re. sold Ht bis own cost. risk aud charges, 10
satisfy the said deferred payments.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-13
A TUGS BLAST SAVED HER.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING
OF Il BAF0NNE GILL.
Bergen Point Bowlers Score a Victory
improvements Proposed and in Prog
ress-A Wedding Anniversary.

Bergen Point Bowlers Score a Victory
improvements Proposed and in Prog
ress-A Wedding Anniversary.
Emma Macdonald, the s~ix-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Macdonald, of the Riverside Hotel, at
Bergen Point, and another little girl
named Nolan, amused themselves
Thursday afternoon by racing up and
down q stone wall which extends
from the hotel along the Kill Won
Kull side of First street, Bayonne.
After several successful trips the
children became careless and a mis-
step sent Emma into the water. Her
companion a homeward screaming
with fright.
The captain of a tugboat passing
UP the Kills saw the splash and heard
the cries of the children. As no grown
persons appeared to be near, he turned
his craft toward the shore and blew an
alarm upon the boats steam whistle.
The din attracted the attention of
Frank Dobson, a Bergen Point youth,
who was driving down Avenue G
in a milk wagon. He jumped from
the vehicle, and the captain shouted
that the child was drowning. Dobson
promptly leaped into the Kills just in
time to grab Emma as she sank for the
second time. He managed with con-
siderable difficulty to Chamber ashore,
and carried the child to her astonished
parents. She is all right now.