davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO J. p. KELLY: YOU ARE HEREBY
notified that the undersigned has ex
pended $500 or more In labor and improve
ments upon the Last Chance Mine'f situ<
ate in Silver Canyon Mining District, County
Of White Pine. State of Nevada. Said work
was done In order to bold said claim for the
years 1883 and 1889, under the provisions OF
Section 2324 Revised Statutes Of the United
States. Your proportion Of said sum expended
as co-owner is 500; and if after ninety 1907
days after the publication of this notice You
fail or refuse to contribute said proportion Of
expenditure az co-owner, your interest in
said . Last Chance Nine will be forfeited
and become the property of the subscriber
under the provisions Of said Section 2324 Re-
vised Statutes of the United States.
JAMES McNULTY,
Silver Canyon, October 26, 1850. god
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26
Diphteria In virginia city.

The Enterprise says: Five deaths
from diphtheria have occurred in Vir-
giria during the past week. The rec
ord speaks for itself The disease is
in the town. Bur in each case so far
reported medical attendance was tard-
iiy called upon; otherwise. probably,
not one IT the cases would have been
fatal The full, aggravated form Of
diphtheria. such As a physician can
scarcely attend upon and maintain his
stomach. has not been developed on
the Comstock this season. The cases
were worse than aggr waited sore
throat, but not as dangerous as diph-
liberia, if attended to in time. The
diphtheretic affection lay in the
larynx, and was devoid Of that often
siveness VIII CHI makes physicians pre-
fe' smallpox patients any time.
The moment mothers discover
hoarseDess and croupy affection OF
their children, attended with some
fever, they should Immediately call a
physician. A swab made Of fine lint,
dipped in a solution of alcohol and
water in equal parts for infants, with
which to wash their throats, will be
found to afford great relief pending
the arrival of physician.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26
Local Mining sale.

4 mining sale was consummated in
Ely last Saturday 1t was not for a
large amount. but, nevertheless, it Is a
straw that indicates favorable min
ing breeze has set in for Robinson
District. A l.. Tyler (the Red
Wagon NAM purchased II one hall
interest in the Los Angeles mine. OF
Willie Watson, for $1,000 cash. The
claim is as vel bat little prospected'
bnt is located in the center of the
mineral belt and prospects well. Mr..
Tyler intend 10 develop the claim, and
We hope thai a the first OUTSIDE pun
CHASER f mining property IN THIS Dis
trict, Mr. FLYERS venture may turn
out a. rich bonanza as The Joanna.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26
I'll. Paradise valley Mines.

The Silver State says. Nick Prayer,
who returDed from Spring City last
evening. says the ore body in the Wild
Go, 81 is the largest ever found in the
Paradise Valley Company's mines. It
Is full 25 feet wide and il averages
over $40 to tho ton. There are thou
sands of tons of ore in sight.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26

The marble for the ground floor of
the Government building at Carson
has been received and will be laid at
once. The Tribune says it is very
pretty.
Work on the dormitory of the State
University is progressing rapidly.
The brick walls for the basement and
first story are completed and the Sec
ond story looming up.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26
A New Reno Incorporation.

The Silver State Mills Company is
to be incorporated at Reno with
capital stock Of 100000, the stock to
be sold at IS cents per share and $780,
600 to be used for working capital.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26
DISTRICT COURT.
October Session Hon. r.. HI Wells,
Presiding.

Presiding.
The following business was trans
acted in the District Court this week !:
MONDAY, Oct. 2lst.
State of Nevada vs.. Harry A. Camp
bell.-The defendant not appearing,
this cause was continued until the
first Monday n April, 1890 Fine
Mollison, the principal witness on the
part of the State, was excused from
attendance on Court until that time.
George X. Hayden VS.. james 7.
Mcqueen. BY stipulation this cause
was continued for the term.
jacob Christopher vs.. Geo. ID Free
land - Continued until 10 O'Clock
Tuesday. October 22d.
II. A. Comins vs.. Harry Feather
stone and J. b. Reyno ds-Foreelos-
sure OF lien .-Defcndant's demurrer
oyefruled and defendant given 10 IL
O'Clock To answer No answer being
filed. the plaintiff preseDted his proot,
when Il vas ordered that judgment
be entered In favor of plaintiff ia ac-
accordance with the findings Of fact,
aud decree II be hereafter filed.
II. A. Comlns IS. 5. y. Tucker
Foreclosure If lien The default of
the defendant for not answering haV
Ing been duy entered. the plaintiff
presented his proofs, when II was or
dered that judgment be entered IN
favor 81 pianuh IN accordance with
the findings of fact, aud decree 10 be
hereafter hjed
A4drrA jackson V Harry Feather
stone et a Force osnfe OF mortgage.
Tins cause was continued for tie
resent.
Estate of Charles Busy, deceased.
Order OF sale ol real estate granted.
Estate of Daniel Strickland, de-
ceased Order Of sale OF real estate
granted.
TUESDAY, Oct 22d.
Jacob Christopher V. Geo. ID. Free
d.-On appeal from the Justice
Court AZ Hamilton This cause was
tried by the Court without the inter
yenliun Of jury. Judgment for
IAaiuAtu iva Ts''f th1 ~oapNas 9uS'
Tor.
Estate of Z. n. Robinson, deceased
On application of various creditors
Of the estate, citation was issued re-
curing Irene Margaret Robinson, Ex-
ecuirix Of said estate. 20 appear be-
fore the Court on Monday, October
%, 1889, al 10 o'clock A NJ. aud show
cause why security should not be re-
CURED for the faithful execution Of
the trust
jacob Harms vs.. Alice Shekell.--In
TINS cause, on affidavit OF Jacob Har
ris, an order was made ald citation
issued, requiring Augustus Biggio 10
appear before the Court on Monday,
October p, 1889, al 7. NJ, aud there
show cause, If any there be. why ne
should not be punished for contempt
IN disobcying the order aud decree
heretofore entered herein, aud should
not lose all the rights granted him by
said decree.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26

Rev. VIM. Morrison, who married
two couple before 10000 people at the
Exposition at Portland. Or, has sent
the Association bill for $50. You
may think my bill extravagant,n he
wrote, "but you cannot expect a min.
lister of God to make holy show of
himself for nothing
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26

jos. Carothers Is said to have joined
the Salvation Army in Salt Lake
There must have been rejoicing among
the angels in heaven when the harden
ed old sinner was ransomed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26

Many calves in Pleasant Valley,
Elko county, are afflicted with black
leg. Several have died.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

Itisrcmarhable how so many of our
leading pcrfolmershayc all eagerly come
at last to attempt these favorite charac-
tors The interval between the days Of
the classical Macrcady and the "roman-
tic" irving is filed by a regular line Of
distinguished players. IL must be ad-
miucl tlat there is cpiain "hish
flown" strain in particular passages, cef-
iainly "bomba.tic," and which are al-
most impossible 10 deliver without pro-
yoking smile.
such Is the we'll known de-cfl RI of
the palace with which the suiior at
.empts o. dazzle the imagination OF his
mistress TO the ordinary player this
IS. of course, incNprcssihly dear, and
perhaps the most precious morscl oil
FIAT" I'm the whole. Mr. Coghlan, who
rlaycl the part with Mrs. Langtry, judi
cioasly lcyclol down the strained tone
into "a more prosaic shape. with excellent
elect 4 rather ludicrous tradition
seems 10 have been jealousy preserved
ov all performers OF the character.
When Claude returns from the wars and
facets his mistress, it is obvious that the
ucfo change Of costume would not pre-
won't instant recognition, which is, how
ever. happily avcrod hy the device Of
,holiorine bis face behind his cooked
hat and spreading plumcs.
The gracious. Vinsome part OF Pauline
las been cssaycd by all our most charm
inc actresses. after being created 10y the
once irresistible Miss Helen Faucit, and
AN. down % Miss Terry, Miss Anderson
and Mrs. Langtry, have increased their
regulations hy the performance. For
over fifty wears it has held its ground
and is always performed. Nay, it has
been said that there is not theatrical
night IN the year on which it is not being
nlaycd 40 some theatre Of the kingdom.
The young beginner. just stepping on tie
boards. turns fondly to the effective
Gardeners son" and is certain he c0uld
deliver the passage ending, "Dost Ike
the picture" "a burst often laughed at.
but never failing 90 tell Every charac-
fer s. good and actable, and. though $50
nav have seen it i.ty times, as most
p.ave0ors have, there's always reserve
If novelty and attraction left which Is
certain TO interest In his preface tothe
play the author explains that he had
founded it upon his imperfect rccollec-
ton of a pretty little story called The
Bellows Member" This is the exact
truth, for the main or root idea is
rhu3 suggested, viz, that Of girl bcing
deceived into marriage with one OF
low degree to crafty the revenge Of .
rejected sutton, and being afterward
gained over to love her low born adj
mircr. The character Of Pauline is to.
tally different the original being arathci
energetic person who asserted her right.
in very vigorous fashion.-Ihe Gentle
mans Magazine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
Political Note.

Our esteemed contemporary, Cabman
Jones. informs us that he cannot support our
nominee, the mosquito, far ths Gigniiled NJ
flee of national bird lie says the mosquito
does not soar high enough. Indeed, he says
.aat he has lived in countries where mosque
los filed tho air chock full down near the
earth, yet on going up niteen feet above the
ground he always escaped them. The Post
il not All organ II means TO Dc fair 10 az
parties, and il must say that Cabman Jones,
If his testimony be accurate, has presented
the only real argument we have heard against
the mosquito. Surely this proud nation will
not accept for its bird one that never hies
higher than fifteen feet from the earth. How
ever, before We forsake the mosquito We
mean 10 obtain, II possible, tho evidence Of
somebody who has slept in second or third
story room without bars on the window
Washington Post
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

"The ranks of amateur photographers
are being swoilcd with rapidity that Is
simply marvellous" remarked clerk IN
a well known photographers supplies
store the other day. had left camera
there for repair and was complaining at
its non-appcalanco on the day promised.
To convince me Of the pressure upon thc
factory. where not only cameras but
plate holders, shutters, negative boxes
and many other appliances utilized
in the dry plate process are turned
out, the clerk proceeded to exhibit his
order book. II showed that amateur
photography is indeed making rapid
strides in public favor.
There were orders for all kinds Of out
of the way appliances, such rs huge
portrait cameras far beyond the largest
size in general Use, peculiar plate hold
ers. designed by some inventive and am
bilious amateur, and lots Of other photo
graphic moustrosities, from the trader i
point Of view. In addition TO these,
however, were applications for appii-
ances in unusual quantities, few being
from out of town agents, but the MAORI
Nv from wealthy amateurs, who like to
have sufficient of everything TO obviate
any possible Inconvenience. One mar
wanted no less than thirty plate holders
presumably wishing 20 avoid the annoy
ance Of frequent trips to dark room foI
the purpose Of changing exposed plates
for fresh ones.-New York Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
Now York Financial Market.


NEW NpHk. October o. Money closed
easy at prr ceui- the lowest r1ie; "i-"r-.
lob nud flr opening - lriu- ihc carry
BART of the day fhe market WAS stringent "'
f.u- nrr cent. Exchange closed ca-'Nf.
ru-fnd RATES.. 4~aH 49,. actual rates.. $50
i~si for sixty day: and l0D' q" i'o.. %"
demand Government, steady. cuifrh'l
IS. MS Did. rs coupons. l-i na. J. r
do.. 1915 bid.
Thc. prospects Ol continuation 90 h.-A
rlfD- fIl money. tNe. continued unlufnin t
oftru-f stocks. and 90 Atchi-0u rIu-ed 90
further decline BOO nearly all thc stocks ihi~
morning. Tine selling of trusts ioch i-dur
nrirrIulllN % ihe fact that fhel are nDi ace
r.pfaI'ea- collateral for loans ui banks.
and thc individuals Who have h'ie-
fof,r. made speciality Oi loan-
ina. on the Trust certificates arr
engaged n other schemes. which sell a."
use Of all their money. lh" cotton llu-i
n0ul ha. sold ifs entire holdings of ~ioch.
and has di.hauded. The decline DOB the -ch-
cral railroad Dist hY noon ranged from I"
D.. per cent. while sugar trust declined .
and cotton seed oil 81 per cent. I'D ii'
afternoon the entire list further de-
clmcl aWI. per cent nolWiin-l. '''a-
mg ihat none! which had he.h
a- heh a- ~ in the forenoon went down ln
O. isr cent. bY 1.3l j. VI. lhe market cDn-
tiunad weak during the final half hour. ANA
closing prices were generally a oi mean lne
lowest of the day. Trust stocks made
further sharp declines. Closing prices Nrif
Il, ~ per cent. below saturday. To-
DAYS sales were 5l5.4l5 shares.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
lBy Te.egraphl


NEW NOEk. October o.. Ne--r-. HUI
bard. Price a Coz. say: "lhe interest m ihe
market To-day WAS transferred from ihc
near positions 90 ihe LATER one. under ihc
iuAuonre of weather Indications from Wash
inston- demonstrating % cDid wave over
the cotton hel, tonight. and ihc fear of iio-.
led io 20 coyeriu. demand from 800 sources.
~frin.onc, Jon the money market made ihr
negotiation of exchange "a difficult nNiiri.
and exporters. therefore were dr-iiou7 oi
obtaining 49, high prices for their hedge
po-~ihlo assisted the advance. Erccipl- are
Mu and foreign advances easier hui no ale
tcntion ,,a- pail 90 them. operators nelie'-
ing crop ndNicc- would have stimulating
effect on the markets tomorrow.
Futures closed four 90 eight points higher.
sale. $1,000 bales. Receipts no port to-day
estimated ~ ji.OuO bales against 'l.WN
bales last week and l1.i#i la-i YEAR spot
cotton il dun ai lO-i iol middiin- npiandS,
with sales of 2gl bales 90 spnncr>. Futures
closed. October lO.lup l0.ll; November,
lo.13wlOIl: December, 9.u1w9.0i: Janu-
AIRY. 1000 l0.O>: FEBRUARY. l0.llm lV.l'l
March. IO2ow1O.2l: April. 1920 lu.2>;
Nav. lO3iw 1884; June, 1850 l0.lp' July
40. llW 1914.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton closed dull; md
dlin.s upland~. Il ZIG. sales 5000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

Npw ,.nA. October Flour closed
moderately active ana steady prices I'M
changed. Wheat steady; spot sales, No,
red. $50 S6isc.; No. , red, winter, October.
sa,c. Corn lower; spot sales. No. mixed,
s9,, {. 1876; No. , mixed, October, 5p4c.
oats steady: spot sa,es so white. 3Jc.
No. , mixed October. Glsc. ForA doll
inspected mess, sl2.joWsl2.1J Lard mode
raitly ACHE aud strong; October. $500.
sugar Raw. dull; rcnuea, steady; cut loaf.
crushed and powdered. sc.i gtanula,esi.
7s.c.; cubes, ,5sc. Cofee->pol cargoes
steady; fair Rio, lv14c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

RICHMOND. Va. october 3. lS,'.
Eecc'p', 1853 head of cattle; "l- sheep
aud lamn-: so hog.
~ale--li> head of cattle. 80 sheep and
lambs: 81 hogs.
Prices cattle. best. go to ic. cross: few
extra fine higher. medium t0 good. 3 to at-c.
gross: common t0 fair. in --ir. gross
Sheep. g to lr. gross; lambs. 81 90 De-. cross ;
hoes. GtoG .c. net. bulls. o. io q g. gross
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
Chicago Markets.
lBv Telegraph

CucAco. October Wheat opened
sieadV. Corn dull. Oat, active. Pro'is-
ions active ,,0-ing-: Wheat October,
sll.c.: December, Sli4WSls-c.s May, 0334c.
{ 0rn October, 1870: November ana De
ccmbcr SIC. oats October, ~; NoNeni-
Der 49, &C.: December !v@c. f"Fh pclo-
her 0.jn: November. $40; year. 30.
/ ard October. ~G.29i,: November, S002
ynar 500. short ribs October, 500
November, Si.9j: January. SL1''..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
II. Louis Market.

So. LOUIS. October b.. Flour. I'li'i
and unchanged. Wheat higher Deccnn.
hrr s,ic. Corn quiet December hhu
January. l~c. Oats weaker MAY. ~ ~.
Lard prime steam. &C.. PORK standard
mess. slI.5p: dry salt meats. shoulder.
&c.: LONG. and clear ribs. a2.c.: short
clear. &c.. Bacon Boxed shoulders. o.;
LONGS. Sl.>00 So: clear ribs. 500: short
clear. So. lnn >G.l~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
Baltimore Markets.
lBv Ielegraqh.i

BALTIMORE. Mp. October lotion
oli.f. middling. 1O7-c. Flour quiet and iirn.
Wheat southern firm: Fu'fz.7sW az: long
lorrg. snnqnc.: No. .. ~iW>jc.; steamer.
--',l -h..; Western strong: No. > winter red.
.r.f and October. - ,WJ2i4 ". Corn
southern quiet al inw &C.: Western iirm:
missed. spot. luw 90 -c.: October. "'94c.
O,t. i'm fair demand; Western white. Pa
.-r. Western mixed. s3ws7r. Rice shap-
i'm. bioher at 5im .tc. Provisions steady.
smear oa-,: s soft. 1t.e. Copper steady;
refined. fo.aiH-c. coffee iirm: Rio cargoc-
fair. l0i.c. Petroleum dull: refined. 500.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
FINANCE AND CONNIE RCE
New Nork stock Market.
Reported 10y 4. W. Branch '".' h'nN'I7
and hroL.r-. No. I'LL Main street.
pTNITM.

NEW YORK. October Money was "a
factor ae.in in our market to-day; r'lins
10 O'Clock nj 7wi2 per cent. ana the pres,
sure ON cotton oil continued. some failln'u
stocks Welded point or more today n"'
the majority of the list were very nl"i,
The rates are not alarming 10 an old di
street man. hut money has been pa per
cent. ~ long that AN active market D. q -iii-
prisc. The character Of the news today
was good. Railroad earnings for The
fourth wecl, Of september were wonderfully
GOOD. The uncertainty about Ntchi~on VIII
continued another week. II is money, and
that alone. which makes the market hail.
market will respond. The treasury no.
rontod $40 500 bonds. Money closed at =
per cent In last hour the market had "a
GOOD raliv. but toward the Close everything
Ma. sold on again. with Atchison leading
iho decline.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
JOHN BOW ERS,
No. Z Governor Street.

No. z Governor Street.
MARBLE ANO MARBLElIEn IiArh
MANrfLs,
FINE WOODEN MASrEIS;
SLATE ANDTILE HEARTS,;
CRATES AND TENDERS;
GAS CHANDELIERS AND SHADES;
HOT-AIR FURNACES AND FIREPLACE
STOVES; ...
A large variety Of HEATING STOVES
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES;
Fine BRASS RENDERS AND FIRE SETS;
The GRAND OIL STOVE AND AURORA
NSPOR COOK STOVES. au Lin
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

RICHMOND. A.. October B. l>%'.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat 1862 bushels.
CO,u 300 bushels.
Oai- .. r., bushels.
HYc.GNl bushels.
SAILS NElDHITp 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat White. .5 bushels very GOOD az
-ar.. iN bushels good 800 Nlc. Lon-ncfrt.
DIS bushels very good at ~sc.; lM bushels
fiir af ~ac MiNcd, $40 bushels prime al
gfr: l3lO bushels prime On private terms;
-a- bushels very good 0n private terms.
-h0rfherI,. 300 bushels very good on private
terms. llO bushels very good ai ',c.; 3lo
bushels GOOD ai ~lc.. 16 bushels fair ai >2c..
600 bushels fair at ~nc.. 80 bushels ilir ai
$780,. luO bushels common af &C.. Total
-llc- of wheat. 5000 bushels.
Oai- Winter. 10 bushels very GOOD ai
llr.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
fJpofuf.Das. Ndlliue. lNi ,D.. l0W mid
dline. H- 20: good ordinary. .c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
Purely Mechanical. Of Course.

Wherever bicyclists arc Ceen
lis there observed that cranks abound.
Mistake ms not: OF course ! mean
The Grants that make the wheels so round
Washington Pest
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

NIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS or
' FICt cog THE CilANtlli cot kI Nl
TIE CITY Ol RICHMOND THE --Iii lfA
u. ~ElIEMrlE 1850. suit
b.. Victoria " llians.............. Fiainii
AGAINST
Robert ~ianaid and john Dunlop, IS cutoi
ofJoscphlrc D.. ~fanaid. dcroas. i...............
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

the object Of tiIis suit is t0 obtain n decree
against the defendant. Robert ~ituAil. i.i
tine sum uf -iOZs. S. tu interest ol '-.t
pait thereof nom ihe iatn day OBJ October.
le-l. until paid. and WITH Interest oh '@'H"
IN. residue thereof. from tIr 2-fl DAY oi dee
c.mber. 1851, until pai'. ANA io subject ihr
interest of slld RoLef. ~farIl in ine estate
of Josephine J.. ~fanafI dcccls 90. 10 lir
payment th sreuL
flnf Robert ~fauHrd I> 90 .o.-rr>ii"fii OF lNla
state. DO f. ordered THAT ht appear Ieir Miiii-
I'm fifteen Gays after due uui li'iiinn ni inis
order aud Re- what i- necessary i' protect DIS
interests 800 tI.- suit.
s. c0py-ltsfr:
CIIAaI.l- ~. GDnulN, CLERKS.
T.,r.0 ~,ffIu. u.u. OcI-lufW
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

The object o. This suit rs to recover OF Will
liam Lewis Sine defendant to TINS suli, iNn
ur0mlssOry notes one for the sum ni s.Ait
one dollars and uluciy-ci lht cents, NllIl legal
Interest thereon from the ill y OBJ Mnifii,
I--9. and the other for fle SUM OF nifty dole
laf-. with legal interest thereon from ine Dih
day OF cioler. l~-0.
Audafidavit having been made 1nd llld
that william Lewis i- q nonresident OBJ iNc
state Of Virginia. 30 is ordered mat p. appear
herr within nftfendays after due publication
of this order and SEQ what may ht necessary
TO protect his iuf,fc. ts Do this suit
4 coly-ic-tc.
J ". HARRIS lrfk.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

The Object offl.Is suit Is to obtain 3D. aDOice
.-airsf tnr defendant. Robert rtuIfu. iNf
tne sum 0f fv. uty-uyc hundred dollars. WIN
interest thereon after the fufe ODD lu l'rc.h-
fum per nnnum. from tng lsi Gay oi ~,lich-
her. i-~3. until paid. aud tO subject tlr il-
f,r0sf of said Robert ~f4nnrl iu inc estate of
Josephine T.. -iluHrl. deceased, to th' , al-
ment thereof
AudandnkIf having boon mHdr Hpd MOI
that Robert ~fuuIfd l- 20 nonresident ni iIi'
tate. % BE- ordered tlNi Lt ap' thl ltlc Hlit-
I'M fiffc,u dly. after tine due publication oi
this ,i,icr and do what is necessary io pro-
tecf hi. interest lu thi, suit
\ copy-Io,te.
CIA~. ". GDlUiN. il.iIf.
fA,rn.N -,fIu. co.. 1-IutV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

VIRGINIA IN THE CLERK $
' OFFiOr or TilG CUNHtENN cOi IN
OF TuE CITY Of RICHMOND. ilit -oiH
DAY of SEPTEMBER. 1850.
oliver !. ~clo.icmit.. ................ iii.nl'H
against
Robert ~ianHrl and John llAni'p rN'tNioi
of Josephine l.. -ttugri. deceased ............
---------
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

The Object OF this suit is to attach ine i"-
tore. ,f Robert ~iauall in tAe estate of Joe
seplifc l.. ~tauard, deceased, ait in lhe
hands Of John lunlon, beer tAecui, 3, a"d lo
subject the s-mr to the payment ~ ih' dcn'
.iue thc plaintin iu the Dill n iil- e"ii n'-
scrtied leiu. balance Of seventeen liun-
bred dollars and interest frum JuiF J, le@'
until paid. .,
And 'aindayli having been made ane Med
unt ftOnerf ~tauard IL nun-i"sld 'ni OF tii
,-atc. IL h. ordered that Doe appear h'rf with
iu nftceu DAYS after the due publication Oh
This order. ANA DO what is necessary to pro-
tcct his interest lu thls SUIT.
\ Copy Iesic. ..,
CHARLES -. GODDIN. Clerk
r,rf,xv ~rtpN. p.0. fcI-lulW
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

\vIRGINIA.-lN TIE CLERK S or
FfrT OF HE riiANtEiN con kl a.
rflg CITY or RICHMOND THE 2,rh DAY
OF ~LlIENblE. 1850.
lanes 4. GRAY ...... ll.iutn
against
Robert -fanari aud john Dunlop. executor
IDf.nInfIf-.