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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01
POLICE COURT.
\ sunday Morning War of word'-o'h''
Cases.


Mr. Wuiiam ~neliines was charged With
,.,,,'in,. and abusing Mr.. Frederick Farrell
a.. the .io..ot Mr.. ~neilings H. the proprietor
orfla Commercial Hotel, and Mr.. taffeli
A. aun.rintoudCnt of the electric eifct'.'"l
limo. Mr.. -. 4. Richardson apl"aien iv'
Mr.. Farrell. Mr. ~ncliings had no counsel
Mr.. Farrell testified that sunday mornings
ain,f II o'clock. be was passing 'n' ''"u-
many. Office on Bank street on car Nhtp
a gentleman ,rllod Out io Mr.. SncllineS' VIM
~. SITTING ia ftrat of hi, house reading thc
,,,,or 10 ASK il Mr.. Green had come.
Nj ~ueliine~ Yelled back eyes. ana nc mas
..,vn over 10 the Sheds" Mr.. Farrell got
so-the car aud going a. Mr.. >nciln@s. in a
nol;ta way asked him. .'why j. u MAI you
have been trying Ia iniurc me wi'h MI'
BALDWIN and the other New l"lN sr'',''
men ;, Mr.. Snellinss replied with Nolley
Of abuse which Mr.. Farrell puvun. VI =
FARRELL then retired and swore Out the war
rant for Mr.. Snellings' arrest:
.,,a.iu Pizziui ccsifiod that hc was up
stairs In his Office. lie heard loud talking
and looked ont Of the window. lie saw M
Farrell ON The curb but could no, see lh'
,nan taking. lie did not recognize tho
voice. Sir. smelling bad always talked "a
him in a pleasant, mild voice. rms voice
. was in high 4. AZ musical people would SAY
10 Mir. Richardson les. Mr.. Snelling-
has complaiupd to me of Mr.. Farrell. lie
tod me hr heard that Mr.. Farrell War drun@
one nieht al the western end Of The line and
incapacilai,d for business. That informal
ton STAYED with mc.
Mr.. ". ". cosby said hc heard the oaih>.
II heard Mr.. Snellings tell Mr.. Farrell to
so away.
Nr rnellines took The stand. lie said
thai ln view OF the fact that the road had
run down by bad management, he having
LARGE Interest at the west end Of the line IN
BIandon Park, aud having lost sz,VVo be-
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COURT STATISTICS
During the Month Of september

The number OF deeds recorded at llcnrico
county court-houre during the month 81
Srnlcmlcr was lc. Ten marlgc licenses
were ISSUED seven 10 white ana three to
cui0rcd.
During the past month the fol,e Jus'i'e
disrn.od OF isg criminal eases and iriCd $40
CHARGES of ordinance violations. on crmi-
mi charge. fourteen wcir sent On Z" re
lIustines Court for indictment by the grand
iurv: twenty -ii,ecm,ic ici Of mihdrmeanor,
and fifteen were sent 10 jail In default Of
surety for their good behavior, and lined
3ll. Fines collected: city, SYJ3.i.; state,
$500; costs, S2ll.25. Total, sl,2i922.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Meeting of ihe supreme Conclave of the
United states.


The supreme Concla,c OF KNIGHTS Temp
lar Of hc iuiied ~Ia.'s VIII Dr heid do lit
eiff of WASHINGTON. ID. g.. nest week.
Ihc nllovin. official c.rrus WAS ISSUED
Yesterday: -iif. lm. SIR james L. btrN.
Grand Commander 10 Virginia ANA cilei
marshal Fourth Division ni the ircunial
paraf. of knights IcmplW, 40 W ashln--
ton. ID. G.. DctsnDr ~ih. has made lir lni-
LOWING staff appointments. I'm. >ir james
II. gapcr.. Richmond 'OmmandrN. No .,
chief Of staff. En- sir l.. J.. DuWnnam. oi
Alexandria. and ~ir- Preston ielfin ANA T..
ID. Crrn-huW. Jr.. of Richmond. special anus
f0 the Grand Commander The general stan .
~. Em sir IRE -. Allen. \trmoni' i.l. .ul'
sir J.. Il. Kemp. New iiml~lhfy' III. m
-irF. 4. spencer. connecticut; tih. @lf Ale
fred Gawihr0p. Delaware sir 4. H. Hun
frr. Nr.in'a: I'm. sir ". IL. Pnui. ~
Jan., Franklin. Dr.. I'm. SIR jWnD, J..
AVS. I'm. sire. ". Walker. Lm. -iF John
r. TaWnr-. sir a. 4. E~kridge. I'm. ~ir J..
n. Miller I'm. sir &. ". lieu-eii, Em. pr
.tovan. Im. Sir Harry Hodges. PIP J..
4. Nn0din. sir y. }. Buchanan.
..The fourth division VIII ic composed "i
the Grand and subordinate commander ~
Virginia. Delaware. Vermont. Sew Haiil'-
shire and Connecticut
"Thc headquarters oi the 'fdnd 'ni,
mHTNNrI 40 li-lli.N VIII '| tl .ii' '''
Arnn. al> sixteenth street s.. W.. where "a
court coils welcome await poor Hnd weary
nil.rim." from every state and Territory oi
The Union. Ladies az ~ir hni-ni' are t'l'-
c,ail, invited to visit the headquarters oi
ihe Grand tommandery.
Richmond ,mmandcly. No. D and me
tommandcry of 81. Andrew. 10. ~ Win
thcir ladies. win leave for " a-iin-ion,
ID. e.. next Monday. at . J.. ~. ni speri'i
train over thr Richmond. lreitnch-nui -
and Potomac Railroad
Th- headquarters 0f Richmond Command
,,.,. =, Vim he fine Hotel Mardc~ corner
LII ,,ania avenue and Third streets.
Th. headquarters of ~ Andrew Com
mnrd,Ig. $50. DEB. viii lo 40 tAf American
Hotel. corner of Penn lltania avenue ana
seventh streets.
Latter. 80 .ro received yesterday from 'hc
Ws.nius;on Post by each of lhe Richmond
Kni-his. asking for the names Of the ladies
who will accompany them. Hhd l.f q u'-
s-ripiion az the dresses the ladies will wear ai
ihc two Grand receptions.
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each had rail him fifty cents TO appear BE-
fore him ten days later for trial, when Ia,
magistrate and candidate will get one dot
lar more from each, or in default Of their
paving from the Treasury Of the Common.
wealth. thus making $50 In all that ne VIII
earn.
Thir handsome yellow 'squiie SAYS ne y"
not going 10 resign his position az in't.'
frote until after election DAY. Ills present
office paws well. He might not get all the
white Republicans i'm the county io .Wal-
low him on election day.
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The ambulance was called out yesterday
three times.
At l:i5P. VI. 70 the Richmond Locomo-
five and Machine Works. 90 -ce % man Who
had been taken suddenly III. by the tim"
the ambulance arrived there hc had IT,
covered and had been taken home IN %
buggy.
Al $3.50 T.. NJ. TO First policc-,iaiion 10
see colorod man in ihe cell. Who Ma- mere
an the CHARGE of stealing. The physician
thought the man to Doe slHmming sickness.
bat gave him some medicine and lcii. The
amhularce WAS called back later. aud 90
please the policemen the physician SAID he
brought ihe man 90 the aln-housc. Al u
late hour last night the play stefan reiterated
his belief That the man was not SICK but
only pretending that heWas.
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FIRE IN The COUNTY.
Captain A,hburncr'- stables burned

Capfain Ashburncr's stables Enrned.
sunday morning tine barn and stables OF
Cautain Charles T.. Ashburncr, who lives on
me- Wc.iham or Cary street road. about
mine miles west of Richmond, were de-
sfr,,cd hy lire. The iir, happened between
th. hour, of aud q o'clock.
BESIDES the barn and Stable. ail tine hli-
no vehicles. feed. Nc.. were destroyed.
rhe horses were. luckily. gotten oui OF the
burning building unhuri.
Tho lo.. is roughly estimated at 500,
which i, covered hy insurance in the
Ouecn'. Insurance Company. J. ). Monta-
,ilc a Co.. agents. for $1,000. The cause Of
the fire is unknown. but it is supposed that
fha building was sci Om iirc 10y some negroes
Who were known 90 pass the building lew
minute, before the dire was discovered.
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reservoir from the sheds every half hour;
except between the hours Of ii A. VI. ana
l.. NJ, when the ears viii leave each huur'
Tn the Electric line, Superintendent Far
rell il hard M work 10 keep thirteen ears on
the line all the time. \ car viii run nom
CARY and Reservoir streets 10 the new res.
crNoir every half hour. without ial' ana
ofiner il the travel ju-tiiics II.
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rrSyrlv-pied. 900 DTS homo in Chester
f1ii county. on tuc 21th instant, niici iohR
ilnts.. which Dee bore with CHRISTIAN i'.l+-
nation hlr. ALBERT D. BENNETT Odd ine
flify-scconl year oi bis age.
blessed are ilo dead wio die in the Lord.
Petersburg lapcrs picasc copy.
MCGEE. sunday evening nt o.j'' u. "
MCGEE. aeei twcnts-iour years ana hih'
frn,ral from Central NJ T. Church. Man
chester. THIS NOltNlNP ht TO
r,f.rf. and lcqunlnfauccs invited tD attend.
WHFELWNlGlIr.-n ~cptcmher 2nih'
atop. 81. JULIA. infant daughter "i J'NN
and Lizzie b. Nheclwfieht
Funeral from her ttncis residence. "i J
north Smith street. TIL. MORNING. 200 ID
O'Clock.
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VISIT TO THE MONITORS.
HospitaoIc Reception and Delightful
Evening.

Hos pitaDlc Reception ana b'H6i'iu'
Evening.
ON saturday evening "a party Of young
ladies and gentlemen icft the ho1i-hou>e in
Mr.. Mllhci~cr'- Napiha steam launch about
.-P. NJ. i0 make ID call on Mrs. ana MISS
Edith Isle Mc,mley. of thc monitor fleet.
Arriving ON board the Nyaudolie. they
were warmly greeted by the ladies Of the
fleet. and after the usual couricsicS. dane
ing wa. induced in until T.. NJ. when aN
repaired 90 the hurricane deck. where
salads. wines. traits. DO. were served To
the visitors. the keen autumn air adding
le.t 90 the lands. Aiicr rcifcshmeni. they
AGAIN repaired to the spar deck. where
dancing was resumed until after io =. W..
when they left for the city, expressing
themselves as having spent delightful
evening.
Tho following ladies and gentlemen com
posed tine party: Mrs. George -. fled,anit
ichapcroncD. Mis- Bertha Peasants VI i,s
Julia Morton. Mi, Ellen Martin. Mis-
Alice Burwcll. Miss Mary lancey, Mis-
Mercer Cook. MIR. John Goodwin Mr
GEORGE plea-ant-. Mr.. Richard ilson, Mr.
j. Randall Marshall. Mr.. Robert Pcgram-
Mr.. John Cullen.
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CLUSTER OF COUNCIL COMMIT
TEES.
seven of Them Met acknowledgements
Accounts, Police, Electric Light, claims
and Salaries.

and Salaries.
Yesterday was field day in Council
Committee circles. II was The last daN o'
the month. and the last Monday III ihe
month. and this was the reason that no less
than seven Of them met.
The Committee ON streets met IN the cry
ENGINEERS office. bat beyond the routine
business there was nothing unsusa Trans
acted.
The Committee ON Grounds and buildings
mot later on. and awarded the contract Ton
cement 10 Mr.. Robert Nendcnhurr.
The Committee Oh Accounts and Printing
met i'm tine Council Chamber. with Mr. Geo
Bowdon in the chair, bat their business wa-
NOT ola nature 90 detain them III session
for any length of time.
TIE Committee on Police met ~ o'clock
pre.anf. Mr.. Levin JONES (chairmnnl, and
Me.-cf-. Courtney and More and Murphy
CHARGES AGAINST AJASrfon.
The monthly pay-roll was ordered 10 be
paid. after which the following communica-
lion from CAPTAIN James b. Angle. Of the
second uOlcc-station. preierine chars'
against Jauit0r Jno. Murphy. was read:
RICHMOND september 30. $50.
$40 Nc Iol-cc Commfico ~ me foHnco
ofUc cUy NJ Fichaoaf;
~Gonfemen.-lro speciullyprfercharee.
of iucomtatoucy and disobcdience against
sir. John Murphy ianiior at tms sihli"E
house.
First. That Mr.. Murphy is not compe
tent 90 DO duty 90 he done 40 TINS station
house. .,
..~econd. That ON Friday. september 2lth
there being mo- water 40 ihe siation-hous'
fr tha mon prisoner, to drink. told hr
Nurph, 10 get some. and ho refused io d'
800. Very respectfully.
81. Is. ANGLE. Captain
As soon as the charges were read Nr
Courtney said. " move 90 lay the colhinl
nieat'on on IN, table," and without iurlhe
debate this was done.
PETITION FROM THE BLUES.
The Committee on Electric ii-hi wa
called io order hy Chairman W. jriu'
Courtney. and ihe biii of the Electric ll-h
Company Wls ordered iD Dee paid.
The following communication from capt
~ol guirhin-. referred iD Oboe committee wa
read: ..,,
.Br direction 0f ihr Richmond Light lh
auil Buc-. O0 in iht name oi ihe com
pu, most respectfully a-h ih'i 900. el'''i Pa
| lamp which vHs recent! moved li"h TOO
e.r.'.r0l ina ALLEY iu rear o. Levy a Davis
STORE ANn i-i' '''l r..,.,.,. ,,-
'iHi streets '' '.'ui '' .,,''', L..
Tom; ana TO ."li' I'D - OBJ.
/ fn Show that flD upper 0r iililt story ni ih
snyder building llne cuiftnc' i' ...H D.. Il
the corner ol lh' -aid Hiirt Hn" ..i', .il'
-lr.oi-l Fl, occupied 1- 1000 1ii.i'i. NN ,4' Duo
anl inr stuart li'i c GUARDS le''' .i ,....
! iIl SINCE lNe l,i'", 'i .' ODD" ...',, nv. ,.''i
B. ,crg dark and uHnthine'h a' ii- "' i.-u
except small -a--iiiiI' "h 'li'
side of iie alley. ana n7 '.'' '1'ii .'i.
! diW-l} -oui, oi lai-. rug. - c..',
| phone lo'c' '' 'n.ii' i'-"' .'.I a.. i,i
ihe approach i9 l'' 'i''.' . ,i' i,rl
conn. iii'- ai' l'i. "'', ~, ''...
MO'h" iNi'i'' 7''i,' 'i ir,.t... az. and tis
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CHRISTIAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL AS.
ISOLATION.
Regular Quarterly Mcctins-Intcresting
Exercises.

Regular Quarterly McctinS-int
Exercises.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Christian Smday-~cho0l Association was
held at ~eycnih-Sircct Christian Church ON
last sunday evening.
The h0u.cW iilied With the scholars and
trachcrs of the three schools. ~eNcntli-sircct,
Nar.hallstrco;. and the one ON Church
hin. and their friends. The programme
WAS very attractive.
The singing ofNr- Humeardncrand Mrs.
Dulru was excellent The recitation 10y
Mrs LYME Mo.cley was one OF the best
thing, of 10. Kind shat ha, ever been the
pleasure of the association 20 hear. ih"
singing by the ten little misses was much
enjoyed.
Rev. Mr.. Hall. the pastor Of seventh
street Church. made am address nm the M
tcre.t of the Manchester Mission. which the
association has been pushing for some
time. The collection taken zap at this meet
inc rive. the building committee, with
what was already In their treasury. suiii-
Client funds iu hand % commence work ON
the house at once. As soon a- estimate, ON
Cine building are completed. thc house VIII
Doe pushed to am early completion.
The next meeting OF the association VIII
lc held with thc N1r-hali--ireci Church. on
the last sunday i'm December.
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CHARTER GRANTED
Tn tbe Richmond Mari and Fertile
Company.


Company.
.Iudce wexford Yesterday granted char
az An tho .Hichmond Mari and Fertilizer
COMPANY .. ,..;,.,
me purposes Of the company are 10 mille'
di,. rxcavatc and raise mari rock or carlh'
and to Grind. manufacture, manipulate
"reuare and sen the same; and 10 manu-
rctur,. buy and sell any other fertilizer
and do AN such other things as may ne
nro,,er and necessars IN The conduct o. i"
business. , -. ,t,,
me capital stock shall he mol less man
S3n1 600. nor more than SJpp,oop divided mo
shares of 500 each. The real estate ~ he'
20 exceed 100000. The principal ONCE II
90 be- i'm Richmond. .,
The officers are President, 'harier H.
simpson Nicc-prSidcnt, Il. fufNc'r
~ccresar, end Treasurer. James X. bfanch'
Directors. Charles II. simpson. u. FUR, M
James Il. Branch. Herman J. Myers, Aliail
Talbot, George y. McAdams, Thomas
Adkins.
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The gymnasium claoses will be- organized
tonight. DR.. Dawson. the instructor. re-
quests mn members of the gymnasium who
intend joining the class 10 be present at 3
o'clock.
Tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock. the
bows glasses will De- organized. The class
in vocal music will commence next week.
ANY Young man desiring % join this class
(Which IS free % members of the Associa-
tom g. requested 10 give his name To the
general secretary.
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HeNRIco COUNTY GAMBLERS


sunday morning Constable >mithcrs drew
his drag net over the heads Of tNeniy--iN
Young colored men. who were playing thai
same peculiar to young negroes. craps III
Niolaiion at the law. Constable Hmiihefs j. =
new constable and his broom sweeps ciean
lie captured a part near the ricc course ~
lIowlrl'- Groves, and parl go Ia, line "l
the Chesapeake and ohio Railroad. lhrN
wcrr playing that eNhliai'iih- game ~,
s,u,it stakes with "A vim. entirely unmlndlu
,rthe f,ct that the strong arm ~ the inv WI.
.io,,lv finding itself around them. That
arm sroopcd in twenty-siN men.
uczekiah Jonathan, the colored mhgis
trate. and candidate for the Legislator,
nom Henrico county, bailed them all, AFT
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The layor yesterday received q letter
from IA. Department col state. Washington.
enrlo.ie "A communication from Brother
Edwan -tillweil Friend. 0f lewis Lodge o'
Ma-on. London. asking the Whnr.f 'out- I'D
bal. fririd. Frederick George Sind. who n'
d,~iradtn tnd Mind. Doe said, was Formerly
of Le,on. E.seX. England. aut l'li Liver
p,oi ,b0ut f,e years ago. 1nd. 70 b. SUPP
io,od rame fo Richmond. ~.
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fCONVCT KILLED.
1 Gravel Bank Caves In on Him and
~mothers Him.


Yesterday afternoon about. O'Clock. 'H-
formation Wl. received that "a convict
named Dn.a Ward bad been killed ny
beine -mdhcrcd o death hy 800 omhanh-
mcnf falling IN 0n h'm. a hand of three
,i.f. Nor. at work iu tlo northwestern
mani of ihe cts. between Leigh. ~ ii-
liam. Ilrri-nn and Osk streets. enc
.ngod In dieene gravel for tAe
,,.ikoa, in the capitol Square. b
f.W nctt 81 gravel fil in the ditch. covering
Warl f0h.i. knees. iueofher fHu convict.
..ni ont lf.i,. bat before Ward cHuId tNtr-
caia Aim clf the bank topped over AVID cove
erpdhin Men went t0W0rk anal dag hmNuL
hut t0 nl await. as lii' Was already eNiinci
Tho bod was taken Co. the p,uiienilNlA i'f
burial Il, the grave ,afi oi ihai institution.
Wand anne from Prince Edward county
am Janlpr, 10. l,-S. ll- was convicted Ni
hou,chi, liking and sentenced iur hir years.
The cironor will hDld an inquest over ilr
body a tAe remlicniiary to-day 40 iD
ID rIlrh
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rba Common Council meets this aiie.-
po.n af $3.50 O'Clock and ihc Board Of A.
lDrmen 800 O'Clock j. NJ 90,
The object of these called meci'ns- VIII
Poi. m arr'n.e rr.r'nrf. in arcordan'e WIN
fh. law which Requires The Council io 40
thi. me month before au election. \ prop
.r ordinance defining iho details OF tle mat
for vill 10. introduced and adopted pf noln
fl.turl.. in -.rnrlfe sessions.
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Marriage licenses were yesterday Issued
i'm Richmond 10 the following couples:
Ice Cartwright and Mamie Il. Vaughan
(whitcl. 49,,
Charles \. Thomas and Rhodclla '. VIII
son lNhile).
James II. Sampson and Paralcc l.. Cough
fcolOr,dB
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Gusiaye 7. Zachlria, Yesterday qualified
al. executor for e.. 4. /acharias. Jr.. his son.
who died frw days ago. The estate j.
valued nj about 5000, and personal bond
for 81 900 without security was given.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

If you want q iirstciass flour. ask
for the Dunlop Patent. None sur
pass j.. Phone 27j.
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JOHN BOWERS.


NO. Z Governor Cllctt.
MARBLE ASO NARri ElIEl SLATE
MANIEiS:
FINE WOODEN MANlLiS.
SLATE ANDTIIE HiAIiliI-.
CRATES AND TENDERS:
GAS CHANDELIERS AND SHADES
HOr-AIR FURNACES AND FIG iLA'E
STOVES:
large variety Of HEATING SfONlS
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES.
Fine BRASS FENDEnS AND FIRE ~tI-;
The GRAND OIL STOVE AND AURORA
NArOK COOK SIuNE>. au lin
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VIlGIxA ARSENIC. BRONiN AM
LlTf.A WATER Compare anaiS sis and
YOU Will see that our water Is dearly
tire, times the strength oi any other
arsenic water. aud contains no orgniie
mater For sale by all drugs e.. AMI
by L. L. Rouit. sole agent. Second and
MAR streets. ) nj fprclrCDlaf
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MAD Of Virginia. Mid and sweet.

CHEW stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent ,lug on the market. Save the TN
tags and get handsome aud useful
present.
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The object Of this suit Is 90 attach the IN
g. ret Of Robert ~tRnard In the estate OF JO-
phirc l.. ~tanari, deceased, aud In the
bands of John Dunlop. her executor. and to
subject HE same io the payment uf the debt
fue the plaintiff ln the bill IA this suit de-
srfih,i. heiu- % balance 81 seventeen hun
drca dollars and interest from Juiy 4. leSv.
until paid
Aud affidavit having been made and Med
That Ro"oIt >innarl Is nonresident of this
=, str. 10 Is olirrrd that hf appcAr her, with
ina flcDn days aftei the duc publication OF
this order and do what j. necessary To pro.
tcct his interest IN this salt.
\ COpy- -restc:
CHARLES W. GODDiN, Clerk.
JOE LANE STERN, p.Q oci-futw
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The object al this suit is 10 obtain decree
.asninsi The defendant. Robert -tAntfd, for
the sum of s3O27, W On interest on sl.u2H
part thereof from the 18th day az october.
i-~f. until raid. AID with interest on 81, 900.
tine residue thereof. from the 2.th Jay 81 be-
ccmbsr 1851, until pal AMI o. subject the
interest Of ID Robert ~'auard 40 the estate
OF josephine T.. Sinnaid, deceased, % the
rtlmcnf thereof
And affidavit having been made and flied
that Robert ~tanarl Is 20 nonresident OF this
state. 10 is orIcr red that he appear here with
ia Iitseu days after due pal iicailon az this
order amt 80 what Is necessary 10 protect his
iuttf rests in THIS suit.
\ copy-ieste:
ClINtl.FS ". GOUplN. Clerk.
LAME & SMITH a.. a.. ocI-IuIw
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VIRGINIA IN THE CLERK S
' OFFIIs OF THE CHANCEKY COiKt
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, HE 2sTn
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, los9:
oliver j. Plaintin
against
Robert Sianard and John Dunlop. executor
o! Josephine l.. stanard. dccccsed............
l.f.r.lanf.
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II ID 1T 7 T
The object az this suit is % obtain decree
aealnst the defendant, Robert Snnafd, iDi
fl. sum nf tw.utr-figc hundred dollars, VIII
Interest thereon AFTER the fnte Of lO per
funn Der fnuum. from me lst day OF Sepi'in'
nsr. i-r3. rnUl paid. and iO subject roe in.
fcrest oi sail Robert -t9uarl in tne estate VI
Josephine j.. StHnari. deceased, to the pay
ment lhcr. Of -,
Audaniiasit having been made and Med
tlaf f.Dl. n stan. rd l- "a nonresident oi MS
State. DO b. Oilt 'tl That Dee appDnf here Win
boz fffefn days otter the due publication oil
fnis RIDER and du what is necessary To- pro-
toct his interest in ibis SUIT.
s copy-Iestr.
CuA~. ". GODDiN. Clerk.
ANB g. SMITH, p o. or l-iNiN
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XrIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF.
! FfrT or HE rfiANCff1 cot ki tF
YirgrlTY or lNCliNONb TIE 2oru DAY
or SEPTEMBER. 1850.
james =. Gray. lhlhlil'
against
Robert ~iarqfl aud John Dunlop. executor
Of Josephine l.. -ltuafd, deceased. .........
- ItleIuuuIS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

Csrw stallion" Tobacco best ten
centblug on the market. Save the TN
tagshnd get q handsome aud useful
preeflt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

VIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS Of
' FlCf OI IHt DuANCtEl COURT OF
TuEl IIY on RICHMOND HE 2~Ih DAY
OF -EIIENGEE. leeo.-~econd SUIT.
T.. Victoria Williams....-........ ....'.f lainl'h
against
Robert ~ianald and john Dunlop, X,cutor
ofJu-pUhiuc J.. -ianald. deceased. ...... ........
I.fYfIl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

TnF .sDunl0p" Patent Flour rs again
ON the market and better than ever oe-
fore. Phone 2lj-adv
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IOher Local ON First Page

ASK vcur grocer for The Dunlop
Patent Flour. Phone 27j.-adv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

GET The best-thc celebrated Dun
lop'' Patent Flour. Phone 2l0. adv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarettes, made
from the brightest and highest pilceu
ln.l GROWN. --alN.
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iiorE;S.

NATURAL BRIDGE NOTES.-THE
y hotels wlll De- Kept open with music and
summer service dufing ile months nf sop
TENDER and october rlfclHl mpN WY iti'n
Given. Ilo lnrgD number 0f tourists arriving
daily warrant tli, and insure coH tinunus
social ute lne diynt-s nnl great elevation
of the place make it one W thc urri lrtith re-
sorts 200 the country. 3D.. lli-'N
sol TefIufsuINnf
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''rginia. Mild and sweet.