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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
The Pope'.Inicnf,on,.

LONDON. July 20.-The subject Of the
possible departure from Rome of the
Pope was freely discussed by the Italian
meeting Saturday. with King Hsmbert
himself presiding over It's deliberations.
1t was generally agreed that no de-
cision Of any sort could be- reached IN
advance Of the actual announcement
by the Pope of bis intentions.
since the whole subject would
have TO be regarded IN one
light il the Pope left Rome in time
of profound peace, and quite diiTeielt-
ly II war was threatened. A telegram
from Madrid to-day announce, that q
definite agreement has been reached
between the Vatican and the Spanish
Government. that IN the event OF war
the Pope and the sacred college. shall
be installed IN the E-cural palace. near
Madrid.
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ar Imllnn ,.amnceiorle.

BosrON. july 20.-A Washington
special To the Hcrdid say-: Sir Julian
Pmnceloric takes back with him, il is
reported arough draft of Engagement
between Great Britain and tins country,
covering tine Canadiah and Behring sea
Que a u.s. which II, cousummated. will
settle them foI some time IL come. IL
IS toe result of his conference with
), ,cletary Blaine. and sill be submitted d
to Lord Salisbury suggestions.
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PETERSBURG.
Suif against Railroad company
gtDen for Carrying concealed nca-
uons

gons.
special to the Times.
PrTERsBURG. va. July 20.-So1n AZ
ter the opening of the hustlug' Count
tins morning Judge Bernard rendered
his decision in the case of Lewellen
Harper against the Norfolk aud Western
Railroad Company. This case was ar
gued at the April term and taken for
siderauon. The case came up for
decision upon "a demurrer o. the eyl-
derce. and Judge Bernard, iu a
very lengthy opinion in writing
nstained the demurrer W. R. Nc
Kenny. Ed, counsel tor Harper. noii-
fed the court that an appeal would be
taken. Judge William If. Mann Of
NOuOway. and George >. Bernard. of
this city. represented the railroad COM
pany. The foundation for this suit
was the allegation that the plaintiff lost
bis Lex by the negligence of the COM
pany.
In the absence Of Mayor Collier. who
IS still too unwell t0 leave his room,
Justice William Turnbull presided in
the Mayors Court. Nothing Of interest
was transacted. there being only three
cases fOr minor offences. VIM. Baily. q
c0lOred man, wa, fined so and costs
for carrying concealed weapons. htr'
me- IhrOwer. % colOred woman charge d
with larceny. acquitted and James
B0otman. also coiorsd, charged with
assault and battery. wds discharged.
Among the lawyers ia attendance
upon the Hastings Court this morning
was Captain Richard r. Pegram. of
Richmord. There is likely 10 be a good
representation of Petersburg people In
Brunswick next Monday. County Court
day. as the tIip can now bo made
entirely by rail. and from here and re-
turn the same day.
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paynelr, reception m Edinburgh.

LONDON. July 20.-Mr. Piruells re-
cepiion IN Edinburgh D., ahead OF any
thing ever known On that city. except.
ing only tine periodical ovations 90 Mr..
Gladstone. over 10000 people lired
the route over which Mr.. Parneli aud
his party drove from the station Co the
hotel The great Irish leader him
self was deeply impressed by the
enthusiasm of the people. who
pressed forward at every opportunity
10 touch his hand a. the same time ut
tering an earnest God bless YOU
Notwithstanding opposition expressed
when the proposal was first made. moi
a word is heard to-day in Edinburg dis
approving Of the presentation OF the
freedom Of the city to the Irish leader.
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AT,iumph orTrisn Aspirations.

EDNBURaH. July 20.-Mr. Parneli. in
accepting the freedom Of the city pre-
seated TO him to-day. said that the Irish
accept this tribute as another proof OF
the near approach of the triumph
OF their Legitimate aspirations for
freedom. Speaking Of the Parnell
commission and the refusal Of
Judge Hannah 10 admit the evidence
offered boy the Irish party to establish
the origin of the Pigott fogerles, Nr.
Parneli's language was guarded. He
merely said that if he had known that
the commission would block inquiry
into this matter. he never would have
entered the court.
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LYNCHBrgG.
sale Of the BIg siings-The Newly Ap-
pointed tc-ro Postal Clerk.

.~ilffNNi TOD iIif AIlAtNsI
LYNCHBUpG. Va, July -O-Blg
Springs. which is the largest and most
gushing spring M Virginia. at the foot
OF the Allegheny mountain. Mont
gOmery county. ON the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. aud heretofore only
a way station. is about 10 become atown
of considerable importance. The Thomas
property. embracing the springs. has
Just been purchased by syndicate
with large capital. anu an option ON
other large property surrounding has
been perfected all amounting so far 70
some $4,000. Beside the great advan-
tages of lOcltiye and mineral wealth,
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
confidently expected TO extend the
Valley Railroad Of that route into
North Carolina at an early period.
The white postal clerks on the Nor
folk and Western Railroad, Western
division Dennis DemocraU. and
Payne and Deaven lRepubicanl have
refused 90 coach with the new negro
arpaintce from PIttsylyania county. W.
II Davis. who has been FOR several days
waiting for an opening on the road.
Tho result has been that Superintendent
Nickery has telegraphod four OF the ex-
s.erks. requesting them to resume their
runs. while the present new clerks eX-
pect daily their dismissal. Two oil the
Jld ones consented If made permanent.
the appointment to-day of Pat Me
Caul. 90 succeed Hal Shepard as col
lector for this revenue district. ias not
surprised anybody. the appointment
II Colonel Brady. Eastern district, is a
great surprise.
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DFffEI0NTAHE o.. July 20 AT s
a c.1.b ia,, evening there was cloud
burst one miie northeast of this place.
nd an immense body OF water came
pouring down upon the unsu.pecting
inhabitants. People were walking
along ihe streets when met by the
angry % oI. and were compelled to run
t0r their lives The wafer at one time
,o0d lN feet boz the public park. A
-c.l. .i aes iauon Was presented this
m0rUug. The streets were slfewn
uill dead COINS. buggies. demolished
stables. and general debris. Possum
Run. which wind through The centre
ai the town. has overrun its banks
lne loss t0 property cannot yet be
estimated.
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winchester.

About five weeks ago Mr.. r. G. Jor
dan, ST.. Of Jordan's Springs. this
county. was bitten on the hand by pet
squirrel. The wound gave him trouble.
until last week it became necessary to
amputate his arm. aud on Monday last
death resulted. The remains were
brought to Winchester and inferred in
Mount Hebron cemetery. The funeral
took place from his late residence on
Tuesday Winchester Ledder.
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LONG ISLAND. J. /. July 20.-Great
havoc was caused along the north shore
Of Long Island last night by the wind
ami rain storm. Mlny roads ysre
washed ont and made impassable for
hours. Out buildings were blown
down and trees urrcoed. A land slide
occurred az B.ekman Cut. the new ex-
tension oi the Long Island railroad to
Oyster BAY. Aboul six clock this
morning. after the drst train bad passed
for Long Island City. mass # earth
about three hundred feet fc.l on the
side of the cui. compl tely filling &c up
fo joe depth of three feet Travel was
DELAYED fer hours
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JissM CITY. Nj. July 2o.-At 2.3O
% clock this afternoon fire started IN
Dodge d Oic0tt'- Essential and Chemi
cal Mandatory at Washington Street.
The building wa, SD saturated with oil
that il burned like paper. The plant and
stored chemicals were valued no 800. 900
aud are total loss. How much Of
this is covered by insurance cannot be
asceuained. The fire was caused by
some essential oil becoming overheated.
Dodge * O.cott are among the largest
firms iu the chemical business. and have
Offices in 81. Paul. Kansas City. Phila-
delphIa. Chicago and ST. Louis.
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NfW PHILADELPHIA. o.. July 20.-
An individual giving Do. name as Jones,
who bias been selling patent rights IN
tm. county. has been insulting TO the
{ maio portion of The community.
Thursday night % number of people
went t0tno lockup where Jones wa-
confined for his 0NDnso, took him out.
aud gave ham thorough coat II coal
tar aal axle grease. ald they then
rolled him in "a pile of ashes ami adj
yi.el him tO leave the place.
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.n.,llo r,lcne,l .an. Tor ln.land

Nrw YORK. Jl.y 2j.-Caarhe Mitch
el sailed ior Elglald to-day by 1he
steamship Erua. aud with hun went
th. $3.50 that Detective Morris. OF Mis-
....i.r.. has been seeking. Mitchell did
moi arnear Co b, afraid of arrest. for he
..nrferod down the pier To the steam
.hp a- coolly as q be- had never Know
"a detective. Michel told Ohlte'
Press reporter that ne would De fl"'
when bee got home. and that never
win tho helpof God, would be come To
lie .blarstcd country again. ii, "''
accompanied by his wife and Pony
NO.fe.
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From Lexington.

LEXINGTON. VA. July 2O.-Blair
Morris, the we'll known Richmond
Malone Republican, was here to-day.
and publicly stated that he would be
appointed Postmaster at Richmond,
and that he expected his commss ion
early next week.
\ heavy ram fell in tbis county last
night and today, which insures fine
corn crop. There Is slight rise in the
river.
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4 Purpor,od Interview WIN Judge Ker
eDnu

CHARLESTON. $. c.. July e0.-Th,
court has been lugged again to-day into
the aicDow case. The Char eston World
pub'fbej this morning at the instance
oi somcof the white iurymen in the
Mellow case. what purp0rts. 10 be an
account Of an interview with Judge
koithaw. who presided 40 the trial.
Tire letter is signed by Dr. b. Il. G.
iodd. OF Barnwell, aud reads as fol.
lows.
THE 1ih Of July came on the cars
with my old army friend. Judge Ker-
shaw, going 10 Camden from Kings
vile. ] inquired Of Judge Kcrshaw
what bee thought Of the verdict in the
Mellow case, stating that he heard all
OF tho evidence and peruscd all the
facts. Under the circumstance. il you
bad been juror in the case instead Of
Being ihc Judge what would have been
your yeidiCt 2 His answer was. Doc
cor. ! w0uld have been compelled t.
have given the same verdict as the Jury
did.
The Ir0rd also says. cone Of the
luiymen stated yesterday that Judge
halsnaw had expressed surprise at the
verdict. because he did not think the
twelve men who composed the jury
could all maintain their independence
Of Thought M the face of the difficulties
that they would have TO meet by fol-
lowing such course. Nobody get but
Che Mellow friends believe this state
neut. ON tine contrary. several
gentlemen who met Judge kershaw
after the TRIAL say that the Judge e1.
pressed considerable surprise at the
verdict. lie reported as saying he
thought that the best the jury could
have lone would have been TO bring ir
a verdict of maDslaughtor, which in
this State i- murder in the second de-
gree. iie has been written to and ask
ei 90 Affirm or deny the assertion.
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r OXFORD. Ills. July 9O.-J. P.
Susimch and wife. Of This city. COM
m ted suicide together Oy droaning in
lie Rock river last night. They were
both past seventy years of age. iu good
circumstances. and The only reason for
their conduct seems to have been their
fear that death would come 10 one
of them first leaving the other on
earth. They leff q note in their house
which read "When we are found
make it appear ;hat we took an over
dose Of chlOrol0rm. The bodies were
found this afternoon ciasped together
and floating at the edge of the water.
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say. sIe IL Jack lne E,pper.

LONDON. July 20-The man who gave
himself up 10 the police yesterday aud
confessed that be committed the crimes
laid 10 the door Of ''Jlck the Ripper.
says his name is William Brodie. To.
day he told the police magistrate that
the confession he made Yesterday was
a true one, whereupon the magistrate
remauded him Tor a week.
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A GREAT many smokers and we know
their names, one a well known judge
have been deceived when they a. ked
for package Of the Old Virginia Che
roots aud they were handed "A package
OF a cheroot similar in color with the
name Of Virginia - on It. and not
until lighting the first cheroot did they
discover the deception: and now wien
purchasing the Old Virginia Cheroots
they see that it is the genuine aud that
il has the name OF L. WhItlock on il.
SO 20 and do likewise. we,su2w
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DETROIT. NiCH July 2O-Oyer
seven thousand dollars will be ex-
pan6ed by tne citizens committee Of
This cIfv ln entertaining lhc members Of
the National Editorial Association
which holds its fifth annual meeting in
Detroit August 2lth. -~,l. e3th and
30tn This body i- composed of dele
gates elected by the various State press
associations. one delegate 90 each
twenty members. ADout thirty State,
VIII he represented by over three
hundred editors. Ii is understood that
the next convention will b. held in
Boz ID.
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At Washington - Nashingtons, !
Dieve.auls. b.
81 Sew York News Norks, s.: IN
iimap9li-. D.
Al Boston Bo-lors, g. Chieagos q.
At pnadelphIa-ir,i game-Phila-
dtphias. B. pusbures. 3. second game
rHl.aicirnia-. lG. Pntsburgs. ].
s., luciunati-Ci Cincinuatls. I. 81.
l0ui-.
AZ Brooklyn Broohyu,. >. Ath-
lcuc-. %.
At C.'umbH Columbus. 4. Balti-
moItt. D.
Lou.sville-Louisylle Kansas City
game called second inning S-rain.
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BALuMoRE. Nd. July 20.-John
T. Norris the prze-hgh'er detective.
wi dOe-n c detect. went TO Annapolis
this afternoon 90 get warrant from
Governor Jackson Tor the arrest of XII
rain. The Governor Is not at Annapolis.
and wont be- for several weeks, and there
is nobody there now.
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.Ier,iGc thnnder S.orm.

EAST BROoRFIEID. Mass. July 20
4 terrific thunder storm prevailed
throughout tine country and western
portion of Massachusetts tonight. doing
great damage % crops and small build
ings. A. this place number OF tele-
graph poles and small structures were
shattered by lightning. James kilmer.
a provision dealer. wa. struck ty au
electric bolt and instantly killed.
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New YORK. July 20 John L. Suli-
van and William Muido0n have made
arrangements 90 20 TO Boston on Mon
day. The champion did not leave bis
apartments at tie Vanderbilt to-day,
tut Will 20 TO Long Branch with par
~ of friends tomorrow. Sullivan does
not thl0k that there is probability Of
his being arrested.
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WAsmNGroN. ID. c.. July 90. The
President 90 day appointed Castor Hem
derson. of Mississippi, collector Of Gus
toms for the district of Pearl River,
and Henry Deb. Clay, Of Virginia. col
lecior for the dl,trictof Newport News
also james ID. Brady, collector Internal
lttcnue for tbc Second district of Nir-
cinia aud l.. IL. McCaull collector foI
the.Sixlh distinct of Virginia
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AB,gus Jark the Ripper

LONDON. July 2O.-The man Broie,
who a-Dires TO be considered the yerila-
bic Jack the Ripper. has had his
confession Knocked into cooked hat by
the Investigations Of the police. lie
will now have TO curb his vaultng am
bitiOn aud rest content wiki the rcputa-
tion OF a cheap convict who has served
fifteen months term IN prison i0r a
very common place offence.
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WEST POINT. Va. July 2O.-Accord-
ing 10 advertisement the West Point
star, a weekly newspaper, WAS sold
here to-day in front OF iis Office on
Sixth street. L. was knocked out 70
the highest bidder at - COO. Nr.
Thomas b. Henly. Of this city becom-
lng the purchaser. The star Is the
oldest newspaper here, aud rs recent
editor was Nr. G.. l. Morrison. q gentle
man who came here from Ohio little
over year ago. IL is not known yet
Just when the paper will be issusd
again.
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BrNNIyorON. VT. July 2o.-bily
pcase. "a noted ciacksman' VINO ""' '.
awaiting nal for burglary a' No'l.
Bennington last year. cut his way 1u, 1u,
Of mil here with case hulio l"7'
ni,6t Ile had b,on allowed some
i,ert,es ON account Of his alleged poo.
re'l,b lin bnt il seems that he has ben
,.t., Ills 1.-TWO confederate
,"@en,lv escaped from the Manenc'.si nec.'.i
.. .rd ps..e could have e.caped wilh
,,rm but decline TO do 80.
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WAsWsUoN. July 90 The follow
in- fourth-class pCstmaslels were ap'
poirted to-day.
Virginia Grafton. r. ). Porter
Ocean View. Mary james.
North Carolina Brown Creek. Jessie
D. Cox. Broaishoals. William l.. Moose.
PraiaIs uill B. III. Oldham: Sparta.
William 1l. Naylor: Spring Hill, Henry
Shields. Three Forks. Jesse Bird
T0Vne,tille. G.. y. Davis
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Ior,ian Warrington Sentenced

FRED -MCKsBURG. VA. July 2O.-JOr-
dan " ashlugton. who killed Haywood
Jchnston at the Richmond FRI dericks
burg aud Potomac depot in this city
ON the fourth instant, was sentenced IN
court to-day 10 eighteen years m state
prison. The jury were ont with the
case from 10 T.. N. yesterday until IL
T. 81 10 naN
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July 20
ns IInIcatiOns for Virginia: Fair
lighuy cooler, norlhwesterly
winds.
For North Carolina: Local showers,
slightly cooler variable winds.
For Alabama: Fair, slightly cooler
s0uthcriy winds.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 20.-The
President to.da, made the following APP
nointmeuts. Milton G. Elstner. Of
Louisiana. United States Attorney for
the Western district Of Louisiana. The
following named postmasters were ap-
pointed to-day: Thomas r. Campbell
at Ilrav. VA: Suth Boiling at Peters
burg. VA. James VI. Skies al Oxford.
n C.
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= Russian NihiIisf.

BERLIN. July 90.-A Russian student,
who Is suspected of being Nihilist. bas
been delivered To the Russian authoil-
ties. The German Government in'end
TO expel all other Russian students
now in Berlin.
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Anfxp-e.sman Commits suicide

CHICAGO, Jaly 2O.-Artbur Hall. an
sxpressman aged 80 YEAR, living as
'SO Well, street. who has been on a
-pree for several days. committed sui
eide by cutting nis throat with razor
his mori Ing.
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AKIN NEWS.
Departures from ihis Port Yesterday.

schooner Abbott W. Lewis, Peake. Lam
crts 4 int, 10 load coal.
echOOnfr Annie Ains!le. NcAndrews, tity
oint. - finish loading railroad Ties tor New
\ ork: vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
Scn) )Oner Charles 4. stiskney, kenfall.
4 tam lord. bark, Goodman Brothers; vessel,
1 nrtis & Parker
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In Tn,nr nr Lord enli.bm.N.

LONDON July 2O.-The suit Of Mr..
William o Bncn for libal against Lord
Salisbury came to trial to-day. and re-
suited IN a verdict in favor Of Lord
Salisbury
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HARRISBURG. PA. July 20.-Gov-
crGor BraVor has received tloO sent by
the Sultan OF Turkey for the benefit OF
the JOhistOwn sufferers.
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOClA-
IL IiON.

The regular weekly soirc will take pace az d.
the Mozart Academy oi Music MONDAY
NIGHT. J ty 2hl. az >.B o'clock. Admk-
sion only by membership or Invitation cards,
which must De- presented ut the door. Mem
bcrs can obtain invitation card. ON applica-
ton 10 &. l.. SiAGsL. fu broad street. Manly
B rANO~ sls Main street. or NAI1EK ID.
MOsE- i Co. OD D. Main street. fc iOtf
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Roanoke

It is sad to see so many OF our fair
sex taking 10 the habit Of chewing
gum. L. Is an abomiDab practice. and
in a short time will make their features
as brawny and rough as those Of ditch
digger. Roanoke Herald.
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AMISENIENI>.

EIRSr GRAND EXCU RSlON AND
Il BASKET pIt Me
o, Ni,hmond Lodge, No. 10. Naii)ral AS -
eaton T Mscl inlsts
PROVIDENCE FORCE.
MONrAY. July e2D.
Train leaves chcsl. .caSc and Ohio Depot
al o'clock sharp
Among the amusemcnts ihe-e Will b.
dancing b. ting. bathing. and nsi INK als)
xlass-Dali a,d target shooting.
Tickets: Adults. 80 cents. Children. -
cents. Jsxi-lts
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eeand Duke ,on,tan,,ne p.raI,1ed

ST. PETERSBURG, July %. - Grand
Duke Constantine. the Cars uncle, has
lost the power OF speech by a stroke of
paralysis.
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fiarrisonbur..

Mrs. Miller. the widow Of the late
Rsv. l.. G. Miller, has gone to Monroe
county. West Virginia, on visit u the
relatives of her deceased husband -
Spirit Of the Valley
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Oenerai uouianeer 10 ne q tan dida,e

PARIS. JIly 20.-The Marseilles Bou-
langeists have determined 20 nominate
the General as candidate in four can
tons I fr The council general.
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ll-lS-lS and l7E. Broad ST.
Between First and FOu2heG Sis.


DEPORr OF THE CONDITION OF
IL lIE STATE BANK or NlKglNlA. AT
RlClINDND. ~ Inf STATE OF NlEGiNlA,
AZ THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS Jtlh H.,
1850.
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subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this
Goth DAY OF July, 1889
EDWIN PIkAShNI-.
Notary Public.
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& co.

MONMOUTH PARK lONi BRANCH
RACES COMMENCE THURSDAY,
JULY arr. i~S0.
Tracks odds received before each
race. A direct wire 10 the race track aad
vivid description OF each race gisel viii o
being run.
TURF EXCHANGE.
spc-t, No. south Twelfth street.