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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01
Baltimore, First Incineration,

BALTIMORE. Nh. October 3l.-'lhe adyO
Gates OF the cremation of the human body
after death gave their first demonstration iu
Baltimore OF their idea OF what Is the pro
per disposition of mortal remains.
The body ineineratod was that ot Mrs
Gertrude Hartman. of Baltimore. the Young
wife Of VIM. Hartman, teacher Of music
the place. the new crcmat0rium az loudOn
Park Cemetery. {. :. Baldwin of i.ancas-
ter, supervised the arrangements. Mr,.
ilirtman'- ashe, were placed in "a jar and
buried in LOudOun Park Cemetery. Mrs.
Hartman died last August. She bad been
mAIrl-l Luf Two Anar..
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THE REGISTRATION CASES.
six Heard Before Judge Minor Vest

six Heard Before Judge Minor Yesterday.
Yesterday. in the registration cases on
appeal before Judge Minor ut Hcnrico
county courthouse. the six cases presented
were tried 10y the Court. These were indi-
,idua appeals. and the appellants were
represented 10y Judge Edmund Waddill,
.ff.. and Nr. James Il. Russell
The Democrats were represented by
Ncssrs. William and Conway K. Sands and
Mr.. Moncure. Hon. George u. Wise was
also present. and took a part i'll the pro-
cccdings.
There were several witnesses in each ease,
aud the time consumed in hearing and dis
posing of these six individual eases amount
ed Ia about three hours.
I'm two cases the court ordered that the
NAMES be- replaced on the registration books.
ln the other four cases the court refused to
sustain the demand Of the negro complain
ants.
To-day the County Court will meet. and
there viii be- a large number Of cases all
punched together. The same counsel, il is
expected. will Dc present.
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A SHAKESPEREAN ADONIS.
superintendent Hooper Hunts and Kills "a
Wild Boar.

Wild Boar.
" Even as the sun with purple cOlOred face
Had fa'en his last leave of weeping morn,
Rose chsexed AdOnis hied him 10 the chase.
For some months past wild boar has been
deprcdating in Hollywood Cemetery and
Whereabouts. lie was very fierce. and the
efforts made 10 Kill him had until yesier-
day. been unsuccessful. ON Wednesday
he was seen by Messrs. j. II. Gardner and
\. i. McGcc. two Of the city wOrkmen. at
the Clarke spring property, and McGec
fired at the ANIMAL but he escaped.
Yesterday hunting party, consisting Of
Mr. Hooper. superintendent of Hollywood
Cemetery. Mr.. W. y. Smith and Mr. j. II.
Gardner was organized. and a determined
hunt began. The brute was finally appre-
hended III the Clarke Spring lot. and Mr..
Hooper, taking aim, fired two loads of
buck-shot, and brought his game TO the
ground.
The boar was white his tusks were three
inches long. and he weighed 300 pounds. Ii
II supposed that he strayed from up the
river. II was found that the shots fired by
NcGce the day before had takea effect, and
the balls were imbcdded in the thick hide.
Mr.. Hooper came out of the battle alive
and unscathed. No sircn-yOiced Venus be-
guiled him from his sport, and the captured
swine no doubt graced his table ia barl,e-
cued style. and not rs SHAKE spearc said:
ION his bow back he hath a battle set
OF bristly pixies that ever thread his foes.
Ills eyes Ike glow-worm shown when he
doth fret;
His snout digs sepulchres where'er no
goes
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The Beggar Student.

Last night the MacCollin Opera Company
presented Miilocker's beautiful opera,
Inc Beggar Student This charming
work-full of brilliant lyric gems and
considerations that are almost classic
III their intervals never fails 10 please
Southern audience. The MacColiin Com
pany gave II in its entirety. somethn.
rarely done, and bring out with much effect
It's humorous features. The east last night
inciu1ed MacCollln, smith, Apple, Miller,
Misses Sweeney. Hall. Roach and smith.
The performance is uneyen-while some
parts of the music are siurred. some are
sung excelently. The finale OF the second
was finely done.
Tonight Narney's charming operetta. the
"Nusketeers," viii be given.
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Races AZ Lxpositlon Park

There was a good attendance at The Pafk
yesterday, and at 3o'clock the Judges called
up the 2:to class. IL Was Won In one heat b,
Charlie C., amer close finish with kaby
The next race was the 1898 class, which had
six starters: big Jim, Burt >heIaen. Jerome,
signet, Barney ". and RUBY. The nrsi
heat was Won, amer a close finish. lay Biz
Jim. Time z:aj. The second be It WAS Won
b. rjgnei after close finish with Barney
W. Time s:y5lz. The third hea, was a
great surprise, ~ Burt shtden had bcca
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

BEDFORD. pa. October 3l.-At O'Clock
might Jesse Harvey. aged sixteen YEAR,
nephew 81 j. Il. Merriam. Wpll-fc-lo
merchant, hung himself in his bedroom
tie screwed au iron hoop IN the ceiling and
made a moose with piece Of clothes line
and then stepped On e chair. NJ cause Is
assigned for The deed. The lads parents
live M Franklin. Pa.
HAMLET, fNp., October 81. While O.
portable engine WAS being worked on "a
farm near here - terlaN, the boiler eN-
pioded. almost instantly killing one man.
and seriously Scalding five others. Piece,
OF ihe boiler were found g.OlJ yards away.
Tie explosion was caused hy low water.
INV lORf, o ,tOber 3l.-Io-day'- sub
scrluOn- 90 th, Worlds Fair guarantee
fund Of Sj.OOo.O)O were Sii5W2 total 10
date. 81. -y7,ajl
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Mrs. katherine l.. Wren, daughter Of
Or. George T.. Wren. of the United states
navy, aud relief of Major John Fleming
Wren. died at g:l0 O'Clock yesterday even
ing M her residence. 3l> south Fourth
street. Deceased was widely known
Dr her lovely character and charitable
deeds. She WAS one of the oldest members
of =. James Church.
She leaves eight children-G. h., X. H.,
!. =. W. W. and ". d.. OF Alabama: Mrs.
Albert G.. Hill, Miss Kate y. Wren and Mrs.
y. j.. Field.
The funeral will be announced hereafter
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After the performance of the "Beggar
Student by the MacCollin Opera Company
al The Theatre last evening Mr.. >amuel l..
Eills. business manager Of the troupe. and
Miss Rciia Merton. a member Of the chorus.
and AN understudy for several leading
rotcs, were married AT the residence of Rev.
DR.. :. :. Lambeth, 900 east CLAY street.
The ceremony occurred at 80 O'Clock.
and was attended by most Of the
members Of the troupe. When the knot had
been securely tied and the Young couple
duly congratulated. the entire party went 10
Antoni'- restaurant, where an elegant sup
per had been prepared for them by the
srosm. Festivities continued until "A late
hour.
The bride will still remain with the COM
pany, and th5s evening she appears in the
cast
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THE CITY JAIL.
Change. Recommended by the City Com
mi~sioncr-.

Nes,r-. Thomas Potts. 4. Birg1miu and
Dr. ". -. BuroOt. JAIN commissioner. yes
tcrday submitted their report to the liust-
ings Court. but the court not being ia ses-
sion tine report will remain in the hands of
The clerk until The next term begins.
The commissioner, make coriain 80
commentators. the most important
OF which r. regarding the establishment of
work-housc for youthful criminals. They
.ay that the Influences exercised by the
prisoner, docp-dyod in sin and iniquity. has
"A most peniciOu- effect upon the Younger
ono-. and they strongly urge that the TWO
CLASSES Boz separated.
The commissioner, also refer to the en-
forced idlene-- Of the jail inmates, and ,ug-
ge-t that some mode Of employment should
De- given them.
They also allude tO the confinement Of "a
white female mnatic within the jail walls,
and question the proprieiy 81 Keeping her
there If Il better place can Zee secured for
her.
The general appearance of the Jail. and
the abundance of good food served did not
escape mention in the report bnt The COM
missiOncr~ think the establishment Of bath
tubs for the prisoner, would act a. pre-
yentiye ct disease, besides adding % their
general cleanliness.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01

James Jones Kills Himself with an tn
loaded Aiu~ket.

jdhf~ N'll'- hlli~ Iflbi~tii WIN an IL
loaded Mu-ket.
An inquest WIS held Yesterday morning
over the body Of James Jones, a col0rod
man. vino accidentally shot himself. about
seven miles below Richmond. The weapon.
which thus accidentally exploded. Was an
oid mueket. and IL is understood that the
mu-ket was not thought 90 Dee loaded.
N was found that the ball entered just
back % the ear and came ont right over the
icit eye. passing through the brain. Death
occurred within a very few minutes.
Jones had started out hunting. and called
ai tine house of Joseph Pcarman (cOlored) in
order tO get hi- son To accompany him.
They started from the house. Jones leading,
when the Gun exploded and Young Pear
man saw Jones fan, Wellering la blood.
The magistrate who acted a. coroner was
Justice Thomas j. larhrough. he was as
sisted by Constable pearman. The dead
YOUNG negro wa, nineteen year, OF age.
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shipping.

The schooner {. G.. Cramer, fiom Ken.
nebec, Me-. with a cargo of ice for the Rich.
mond lee Company, entered this port yes
ienlay. She experienced heavy weather on
her trip, and during the late gale on the
coast lost her sails and top mast.
The Portuguese hrigaiinc Mario sailed
yesterday for PclOtas, Brazil.
The schooner William Cobb sailed for
Newport News to load coal.
The schooner Elias Moore sailed for Bcr-
Muda Hundred TO load coal.
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Han eeue and Brunswick stew.

The Democrats Of Chesterfield viii have a
barbecue and Brunswick stew at Dry
bridge, ON the Richmond and pamillo
railroad, saturday. The railroad company
will sell round trip tickets for sctonty-iitc
cents, and "a large number OF persons in this
city will 20. The speakers will be Hon.
George II. Mise. Colonel fazcweii Elicit,
MessIs. III. VI. Smith. IT., and Meade Has
kin-. Train will leave Richmond AT 6:2O
4. VI. and Manchester at 6:2J \. NJ, IT.
turning the same evening.
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Nlrrince IIccn-eS.

Marriage licenses were ISSUED yesterday
In the city: To Robert Evans and AIDE
line Harris tcolb, Robert Pratt and Kate
~torrs (c0l). Charles ". Drake and Carrie
'. Warmer. Morris Sharps and Francis
Reed (coi.). Robert II. Mayo and Lizzie
Holmes (col.), Samuel II. Ellis and Rella
Merton.
In the county; To Edward Smith and
NarN L. Lee.
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HOUSEKEEPING.

successful attempt was made TO break
into the house Of Nr. John Z. Quarles, 5I9
north Ninth street, Wednesday night, and
the rascals broke open the front door. hui
Mr.. Quarles came down with shot yuu AMI
they ran. Mr.. Quarles j. registrar Of the
second precinct Of Madison ward, and he
thinks the hotscbreakcrs were trying 10
capture his reei STATION books.
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NOTICE or AGENCY.

In pursuance of the authority eiyfn by the
decd OF assignment ifoul liiiHH NfNurr 70
me ~ lIustec. which les of record 10 he
haursry Count clerk office. nHNr decided
"a continue the Hotel aud lil sflumuf iusi-
uc-s heretofore conducted iy nlm REQ Np. soS
east Iroud street next door 90 fhc hrtffc,
ana have appointed ST. krrre my agent in
carry ou ihe same, with authority Go buy nnd
scii f1r cash only.
4. -. COURTNEY, Trustee.
OCTOBER 1DrI. lSND
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Nhiloh's Catarrh Kennedy.

Shilohs tatafih Remedy. marvellous
cure iof t"tnfh, biPhtheria. tanker duuth
and Headache. Win each hottie there A. An
ingenious Nasal Injector tor the more Sue
ce>sful treatment OF these complaints with
cut extra charge. Psiee So cc',ts >oid hv
Bodeker brothers aud ~ NJ. shield, a 20
corner OF F'ith ard Ma shall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed Of 100 criminal cases and tried OF
charges Of ordinance violations. On cfimi.
nal charges - persons were sent on to the
Hastings for indictment 10y grand jury, -
were convicted Of misdemeanor, and 6were
sent 10 Jail in default Of surety for their
good behavior.
Fines collected City, $S57.1j; state, SIS;
costs. $1,000. Total, ~, iUD3o.
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Qualifications.

In the Chanccry Court yesterday Mr..
Thomas Boiling qualified ON the estate rs
administrator &c boais non with the will
annexed of Patrick Henry AyIett, de
ceased.
Mr.. Peter stumpf qualified as administra-
tor for his brother George >tumpf. The cs-
tate IL valued at 5000.
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oc3l-tf


y OlltE.-iO OM MFRS OF LOIS
4flN HOLLY WOOD ttNfltNl lN'
hollywood cemetery Company tnrnttfi' lN-
sire AN lof-Owncr, 10 place lu fhc bands NJ
the superintendent of sections ihr hftI Nt
in FER of thoir lois so tuat ilN NN0.
grounds may be kept uniformly r.rN. HI
graves tnued, flowers. shrubs nlI IfNee
Trimmed. and monuments cleaned. 8 .'i..
number Of lots have been placed lu iNr .NI It
VI the Cemetery company Tor fNrii care.
and % would greatly aii the company ..
naturally bcauiltIi city Of fNr dtIi. Ii HUN
lOi-Owuer would promptly notify us BOD -I
their lots for the care 81 our ~ufcriuffNi
OF section tenders. For Information |. 'I
costs. &c. address 4. ia re- ANlIN.
President Hollywood Cemetery Comp
orgn- fW
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Why DO 80 many people we see around It.
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer ana be made nliseia-
lie by Indigestion. Consumption. Dizziness.
Loss Of Appetite, Coming o. 81 tha FOOD
Yellow skin, when for - cents we Will sell
Them ~hiioh's system Nlta.izer. guarantee
10 cure them roii by Boceker Brothers and
II. ". shields q Co.. corner Of tlnhend Mar
shall sfr.efs ~
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Propertv Transfers,

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday:
. IN THE CRY cHANcfRN cot RI
J. Cabeil Brockenbrugh aud wife to Miss
Mary Haxall, 40 feet on north side Floyd
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In the Circuit Court Yesterday, Messrs L.
I. Christian ana Frank !. sutton were ap-
pointed trustees OF J0ppa Lodge. \. r. and
\. NJ, in place Of Nr. W. ". >toyer and
itr Frank p 'rnninrh,m. deceased.
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harmless, and very effective in curina
coughs, Group. bronchitis, and lung and
throat troubles. We mean DIR. David.
Cough Symp.-ady.
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Commodore George Brown, who has been
G commandant II the Norfolk nasy-yard
Tor number years, has been ordered 10
hold himself in readiness TO command q g
Pacific squadron.
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Mothers All Praisa IL

and are never without fottie of hi, he's,
Of all remedies. We refr To DIR. na,,,,s
Cough syrup OF tar, horchound, and Wild
cherry. lady. Nv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01

he experience II thousand who have
u-ed Bradycrptine il that Il b, specific for
any kind u headache, and leaves no bad
effects.
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from consumptiye grave by the timely
use Of DF. DaHiu's Cough syrup ads.
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put OF until il is too late taking DIR. Dayid's
Cough >ynlp.--aiy.
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Reuorts of Government Chemists.

The Royal Baking Powder is composed nj
pure and wholesome ingredients. Il does NOT
contain either alum or phosphatcs. or other m
furious substances. EDWARD q. LOVE, Ph.D
"Thc Royal Baking Powder Is undoubtedly
the purest and most reliable baking powder
offered to the public.
"HENRY a. MoTr. ". d. Ph ID.
1.-THE Royal Baking Powder Is pures' IN quail
iiy and highest in strength Of any baking pow
der Of which have knowledge.
WV. McMURrRiE. Ph. ID.
An Alum baking powders, no matter ho"
high their strength. are 10 be avoided as dam
cerous. Phosphate powders liberatc ther gas
too freely. or under climatic changes s'Hler de-
tcroration.
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The TURF.
Results and Entries for The Racing at the
New Jersey Jockey Club.

|. The following are yesterdays results.
First race. one mile a,iston first, Will
fred second. DuHboync third. Time l:I9
second race, thrce-quartcrs of IA mile
llupcria first. Mamie Il. second, Alarm
Belle third. Time i:2e.
Third race. three-quariers Of mile-king
Idle first. kassOn second, Radiant third.
Time :lgjt.
Fourth race, one and three-siXteenths Of Il
mile Bafrster first, Layinia Belle second,
Dutch Roller third. Time 2:ll4.
Fifth race. five and Onc-half furlOngs-
Foriham first. King Crab second, Blue Rock
third. Time l:l2.
Sixth race. one mile, selling Refund
first, Glendale second. Ruperto third. Time
$50.
ENTRIES FOR To-pAY's RACING Ar NEW
JERSEY TRACK.
First race. throe-quariers Of a mile
Clonmound, ~; Oarsman, IL; Guy Gray,
30: Little Minch. 10; 'iipstail. l01; Cracks
man. f07; Mcridcn. i0i; swift, i9.
second race. one and Onc-eighth of Il
mile Paragon. llG: Caslaway H., lOS
>anialcnc, 100; Tristan. lO5; Quesal, lol;
Thcodosius 100.
Third race. threc-quariers of mile
Iu.la Blackburn. lO1; Robespicrre, l@:
81. James. lO6; Express, l0j; Regain Colt
Li-imony. Civil Service.
Fourth race. onc-quartcr of mile
match race Barrisier. 40: Glendale. no.
Film race six and one-half furlongs.
selling llarrzburg, iO1; Harrisburg, 100;
lO7: Newburg, l07; Bill Barnes,
100; Pilham. lO7; Brussels. III: Tipsiaii,
10; stcphanic, 1914: Martin Russell, III.
sixth race. one and Onc-siXteenth Al.
Reed, lO2; Joe lIciniman. l02; Clay Stock
ton, le2: Wheeler T.. l02; Quesal, 9s; Lonely.
100: stockton. 100; Oregon. l0l
seventh race, thrcc-iourths of a mile, sell |
ing AuricOla, lilly, 9S: Gunwad. l05;
ocean, lO3; Regain, colt. loG: Civil Service.
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| IlN - ~ NOllf1 HE ~ IIl'
4 tbaf on Tire - b l4y Df feifIfr I-~N
JOSEPH D.. " tl-~li made an u~-Ilnmcuf 'l
The uudcisl gnco, as iiuttrn 60 DIS IIai a'i
pc -DisA Ell cts. Tor tIe benefit uf DIS Ur'
tors.
al per ors indebted ~ fhf snI ifI-ii p
u. " ~ I'll are requested tO come lo. wand .'
once and seitlc. Those having clIIus llIIlst
The said JOSEPH y. WELSH uic frUu,,' lf
10 present them nl once fOr NtrInratINn.
DAVID AIN~fIf,
Oc21if Ifu.f..
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have this day appointed ~ CAMlnfll
my agent to buy and SCH fJr cash.
--Ccji-iGt E.s.,IMNfNa~.
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OUR DOCTRINE.

The Democratic party's doctrine is
sinpl, this: No more money than is ne,e,-
s.,ry to run the government. Some $500
VoWo Is only necessary, and yet some $3.50
ooouu Is stored up there ia Washington,
and II might ~ well be Ia the bowels OF the
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No decision has been made yet by the
congregation of Clopton->trcet Baptist
Church with reference 10 calling successor
10 Rev. Decatur Edwards.
Applications from Northern pariie, have
been received in Manchester Tor maps of
the water front.
The majority in Manchester for Nckin-
ney, Davis, and fiobson, II is expected. will
reach four hundred.
The Democrats ia Chesterfield are eEfhii-
sastic, and will give large majority.
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". IONS. nrnYINa aRorNn


Tine Committee on Electric Light paid the
h.ii of tine schuyler Electric Light Company
tud decided fo remove the middle lamp in
thimh0ruID Park TO thr corner Of Twenty
sixth and Grace streets during the winter
months in summer the lamp will Dee re-
moved to the park so outlay j. involved
in this removal. 1- an that j, % be- done Will
he to unlock iAo lamp from one pole and
-----L n LII ! tn. IL Ll--L-
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" \ great many of the speakers on the
tarin don't know anything more obout il
than the lrishman who said he thought il
was big black OK. What is the tariff
IT is tax. Free trade is Il impossibilitv.
II can't be. The tariff comes out of the
pockets of the people. the rnople that buy
lo"d. what make with ny hands belongs
10 me, and the Govern hasn't the
right TO take more money from my pocket
Than Is my share Of what is necessary To- run
the Government. \ customs officer goes
aboard foreign vessel. He finds aboard.
We viii say for instance, hats
lie asks the man what he can
sell the hats for. He replies seventy
i've cents. The custom-house officer
says YOU must pay me 31is cents on each
one. The merchant then sells them. and
he adds on the 81 cents and charges Si.la.
The Wholesale dealer charges proportion.
atcly more, and 81 does the retail merchant.
and so you have TO pay when you buy about
$l.,5. That's tariff. II you don't buy for
elgn goods the Northern manufacturer
charges as much, and the only difference is
That me extra 3,l9 cents goes into the
DDtket of the Inuka manufactured
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To-day about seven miles north Of Peters
burg At Wesley Chapel the Democrats VIII
have a grand barbecue. Among the speak
crs expected are Mr.. J.. Ran Tucker. Jr..
X. l.. Montague. samuel VI. Page and j..
VI. Mullen.
The Republicans will have another bur
bccue AT the the same time nj ,Ottrcl's.
two miles nearer Petersburg. when Major
Joseph Walker and his negro associate
and candidate will each speak.
The case against several small boys for
stealing railroad iron from the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad was dismissed in
the Mayor. Court yesterday.
ASSIGNMENT.
\ deed Of assignment from George W.
Stroud to j. VI. Gregory. trustee. WAS en-
tered 10 record in the clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court Yesterday.
MIR. stroud has been conducting grocery
and general merchandise business M No.
1913 Hull street and the deed conveys 10
the trustee all the stock Of goods II said
stroud. together with all wares. merchan-
disc. books, bills, accounts. scales, show
eases. lumber. cOrd-WOOd, one grocery
wagon and harness, one horse, one lumber
wagon and harness. licenses. ETC., etc.
The trustee il directed Ia take charge OF
lhe property. and. after sufficient advertise
ment. proceed 10 sell and convert the same
into cash. The liabilities are about <l,2oo.
and the debts due parties named ~ pre-
ferred creditors amount To $1,000. The as
sets are estimated at between 500 and
$50.