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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
LOCAL NOTES.

Ticbteen ears are now running on the
Broad and Main-strcci lines.
Mr.. Berthe Neal. of DanNille, i Nisi'ln-
Mr.. L. II. Neal. of this city.
Miss Narv Vaughn. of south Boston. l.
visiting the Misses l.isbcr1cr. 40 north
seventh street.
MIR. George Il. Clarke will leave Monday
for Thoma-,ille. Ga.. which place ne VIII"
make his future home.
Marvin. the famous bigamisi, viii be as
charged from the penitcniidft next 'u"c'
lie had eight years to serve.
Major John Poe. Chief Of Police, Is IN
Washington. Captain Charlie, u. EplS' u
the Third district. j. acting chei.
DIR. \. l.. >tralfod. who was 80 tadi,
burned some weeks ago. has sufficiently re-
covered a. De- able 10 Doc ont on ihe Streets
Mr.. William II. Jones Yesterday qualified
i'm fine thaucery Court a. the administrator
ON the estate Of Mary Jones. deceased.
MIR. 4. +. Carter. of this city. will leave
shortly ON a business trip % Glad>lont. A.
where he expects 10 remain Tor some '''le'
Governor Lee has promised 10 attend the
hio Democratic meeting % DE held III Ten
trNinc. kim and queen county. VcloneI
18th.
William johnson. a colored burglar OF
Goochl,nd county. was received at the penn
Tertiary Yesterday 10 serve a term "l h'e
Years.
delightful german was given Ncdncs-
d,N uipht AT BelNiderc Hall. under the III
raliion Of Misses NJ. y. Ryan and 4. H.
Garnet.
Treasurer \. II. Caddall, of Pulaski. and
Treasurer J. Il. White. of Caroline. were al
the Capitol Yesterday squrins Their ac'
counts with the state.
There will be- "A meeting of the Powhaian
/ club al O'Clock this evening. M when AT
dresses viii hc made by popular speakers
/ \ full attendance j. requested.
Commander Mctuicy. Of the monitor
/ fleet. Was iu the city Yesterday. lie report
the thermometer al b and "a biz frost at Inc
monitor fleet Yesterday morning.
The annual reunion Of old Company J.
Association will boz held al >anger lial
Tuesday. October - Members ana invited
guests will report al $50 O'Clock.
There will Dee "a meeting Of the brigade
and reeimental commissioned officers at tine
HEADQUARTERS next saturday night. Gen
Charles j. Anderson and others are expect
ed 10 make brief addresses
YESTERDAY the Burton Electric Company
shipped to Il. Louis the electric heaters Il
he used ON the Cur, Of the r. Louis and ta-'
II. Ioui. Electric Railway. which crosse
the Mississippi river on the famous Eade'
bridge.
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With the rosy tints OF autumn not only
sthe heart made glad. but soon the CRATE.
fat PEOPLE Of earth will reycl in its album
dant store Of other things whose good
ness. while not especially charming tc
ihs eye, appeal to our appetites and
stomachs. We allude to such tempting
good cheer rs cider, buckwheat cakes
scrappel, maple syrup, winter apples
and, best Of all, a lire in the CRATE. Rais'
up your voice, o We people, and fall Il
on the feast that is prepared for you. lr
the enjoyment Of such toothsome, whole
some products and proyender, who is thu
churl that will murmur: Out upon hind
--Williaul-port sun and Banner
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CAMERON TALKS.
Claims That the Old Market Mob was -
Conspiracy.

Tho Tt>,rs man. c0nccising that some
LIGHT MIGHT be- thrown ON the cause oi ihc
disturbance night before last at old Nalhv'
IInll. sought and obtained an interview WIN
.x-Goycrnor Cameron at the ENchansc h"-
bel Yesterday morning. Governor Cameron
made the follow Ing statement: ..
III would be- utterly foreign TO any incI-
nation Of either senator Riddicbcrgef or my
self 10 express any disappointment OF ~
make any criticism on the large auu',n',
which greeted lis at the Old Market nan
l,~t nipht. We could not hold such a rep
reSeniaiise meeting ana he I'SpV"-
.ihlc for the acts of a few indlNlu-
ual- evidently inspired 10 interrupt the pro-
re.dincs and 10 Illustrate the purposes 81
th. meeting. II seems neither necessary
nor proper 10 say anything further man 'na'
F, small number Of people successfully per
formed the duties for which they were en-
ploVcd. WIT prevent IN cN->cha'ol an"
nm cN-Go,crnor of the Stale irOm lles'h' =
inc their political views 10 the people Oh
the CITY Of Richmond. am sure u me
meeting had not been interrupted III ,n's
manner nothing would have occurred 10
furnish proper grounds Of oncnsc. ana All
that seemed violent in the expressions 81
either of H. was provoked by The insulting
interruptions. which amply JUSTIFIED every
thing that was said.
HIRED TO 10 II.
The people who committed this Outrage
were doubtless hired to do IL. and doubtless
got their pay. The position of senator h"-
dlchcrger and myself Is protest as'ihs,
AN hircling, here and elsewhere Inc las'
sentence was point blank sho' AT N'h"he'
MALONE AND NOODLE.
II was currently rumored Yesterday INA,
the lob 10 interrupt the meeting at me va
Market Hail was fixed up 10y Mahohe
M fine Davis House ON last lue~uAH
uisht. and that 5000 was ai the same l'h'
turned over 10 one Of Nahone's heh'n'''''
for campaign purposes.
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the committee and asked AN extension OF
the time for LAYING his doublc-line track.
The chairman Of the committee the '',
Engineer and CITY Attorney were reques,eo
10 prepare q suitable ordinance extending
the time until next juno. ana relui'l,h,s -
bond of the owners Of the road for iai'n'u'
ncrformaucc of the work contemplated.
\ number of sewer contracts We're gwen
out.
RELIEF COL Tut POOR.
Tho Committee ON the Relief OF The I"oi
mot IN the Council Chamber yesterday ai'el,
noon. AT 6 o'clock. and ordered the usual
bills for the month 10 be paid.
This is the third attempt AZ meeting 'h''
this committee has held.
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TIE COMMON COUNCIL.
,,,;ouroea Meeting Held Last night.

An adjourned meeting Of the common
,ounciI Mas held ta~t night AT : O'Clock.
The meeting was mace hS'eS9"' Wy ,1,'
son Of the fact that at the last regular
,"p,hly meeting there was not three-iourihs
If ,he mcmher- present. and consequently a
number of bills failed 10 pass. some "l
,brm were Of such an important nature
that the president Of the Council deemed it
,..-t 10 call the meeting last night
The following meVlber- were lresen,, y. M
..,r,cr' ,urfi-. Feuiicr Higgins. Moore'
Nns-.n. Philips. Pleasani-. Steel W hile'
Wmgiicld and ,amplci. Init.
The 6r-t business ~a- the resolution
,-rantinr the Use of the ArnorN 10 the laole'
81 tbe ,aihedral parishes Of the ciiy ior inc
purpose of holding a iair.
,h.'r. ,,.r. not threp-f,urih- Of the council
nre-ent. the body adjourned without trans
,ctin, any further business.
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POLICE COURT.
nj, Honor Has an rninteresiing Day.

,rhe nroceedings in this court ye>icida!
,.nr,. t',me and uniniCrc~ting.
In-eph Johnson tcoloredl was charged
nil, c,tljuc David Frederick with "a kniic
With intent 10 MAIN. disable. di~hgurc. ANA
Lii tn. affair happened ON Friday. ocio-
her al. and the cutting took Plase dniln4 p
ii IN between the two men. The wounds
were flesh ones. and had 10 he -cWed up 10y
pr Brock. johnson was sent on Z" the
grand jury. ru. ,.,,.,,,,, p.,,h
Emma Johnson and INA 'olei,'ah '..,' '
colored) charged with i.h'ins ana 'I'',,''
:, di.,nrbancc in Brophy'- alley. were i'ned
s.. ~ and COSTS. .,..,.
,eorre Porter (coloredl. suspicious chaf-
octer WAS sent 10 iail in default Of security.
The remainder of the cases were 0Tuih'iH
drnuLs or cases thrown out of court.
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Female Furniture Thief.

Some time ago Mary ~ Gram; q hana-
some yoang woman IN Noiioih' n"".n' /"
81 ma, ci,,. She had it removed 60 her
nome and BEGAN paving for II in install
,nc,,,. u.iil A balance u only $40 was due.
Tben she sold out her household effects and
wen, away. since then she has located IN
various places, hut detective has kept
track OF her. Yesterday he came Ia Gov
.rnor Tee for rcqusiiion on the Governor
of MARYLAND for the woman, VINO 40" ll'''
in Baltimore. A.,
The requisition was granted. and Mary
will probably soon he IN Norfolk on the
charge of g~sad larceny.
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BADLY SHOCKED.
Mr.. LUTHER M. JOHNSON, The
VICTIM
Stcpa on the Open Motor OF an t'es''''
Car aud BECOMES Partially rsrafyrcd-
Luck, Escape from Instsnt DEATH"
cal Items Of All >oris.

Yesterday. y few minutes aticr noon. VII.
lnther NJ. johnson got of an electric car
ON the main line AT the corner oi rum anu
CLAW streets and boarded the ear th"' s""s
Owe, The rifh street branch. The trap
doors Of the car had been opened toc>a",n'
The motors. Mr.. Johnson dld not ho,i'e '"'
orening. and ~ he entered one OF ms i'el
Gent I'M the hole. The current was ON NJ
the moment. and Mr. johnson receive"
dangerously severe shock.
Ills cries soon brought assistance, ana 'he
ambulance vas sent for. Before u arrNh:
However. some of the ncighbors endcaNnred
Ga alleviate the mans suiicrings. men
pr Davis came with the ambulance ne
fouud Mr.. Johnson IN intense agony ana
IA "a ,,,,c several doses Of chlorOform ana
mornhiue before comparative relief c""l'
bc had. - ,-,,.,;n.,
An hour OF more was slcni III '"n"'"-
che mans limbs underline doctors dile'-
ION. and when he had become sei'eN M ~,
o,iet he was taken 60 his home ana i"'n'N
=, "A; north Third street. and put 10 ''"'
a. NJ Johnson j. a baker bS trade. ana
III. .t CIR. bakery. lie was on his way
home when the accident happcn'd' -.
The car was disabled Que. ana h'u ""
.;de-irackcd ON fiuh street Tor fls'IS'
Wbcn Mn Johnson was injured 'h"''9
,,,re l..inr made to move II. ana Inc rui-
r.n, WAS being turned on ana on Ut
Inhnson's foot went down nj an hhlu'el
moment. Last night hc was ihoush' I" ~
i..,,.r though still suffering severely. -
tho current had been much stronger pai'N
- ,,ould have resulted.
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DEMOCRATIC DRUMMERS.
for the Parade Completed.

PRESENTATIONS for the Parade '"'"rf''e"'
4 meeting Of the executive committee 81
,h. nrumfner,' Democratic club Was hcld
las, nirht. Colonel razewell Elicit was
annointed chief marshal of the parade, ana
H. viii appnint his own aids. Each ciu"
that will Join in this demonstration VIII "l-
noiu, H. marshal who will report a. soon
a. po-sihlc to Colonel Elicit
Nr. William Relnheimer was app"inl,u
marshal of the prHmners ~ m9,Ialiv' ~
and MIR &. II. Phillips and DIR. llandley his
ryery Democrat ia Richmond and Man
..he..ter and other cities j. most cordially
invited 10 Join in this parade and they VIII
meet Al such a time and place rs the chiei
marshal will designate
lion. j. TAYLOR Eily-on VIII preside over
,he meeting at the Richmond Theatre OH
the pight of November 2lst.
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one Of Daniel FrOhman's New ORR
lNccum Theatre greatest successes VIII be
tho attraction at the Academy of music the
last half of nest week. beginning Thursday.
October 2ith. This famous play Of Belasco
and i. Miles began it, career AT the Ll-
ceum November ]. l>>1. where II bad con-
linuOu- rum of nearly two hundred and fifty
ui.ht, 10 crowded houses. The press and
public have been unanimous in their praise
of the play, together with the company.
and the superb completeness OF detail
,rctcr, and novel stage effects. and Of the
presentations in all the larger cities and
Eastern country. The story l. intensely in
teresimg. with comedy and pathos running
through four acts. The box Office viii open
Monday morning for advance sale OF seals.
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uu.ttng. Court Yesterday.

Sandy week.-mrs.. another negro who was
alleged 10 be implicated in the seventeenth,
street riot some time ago, and also charged
with assaulting James Kane, was tried IN
the Hastings Court yesterday. The pro-
cecdings lasted ali day aud into The night,
and the Jury failing 10 agree, the ease was
continued until today.
Mr. Samuel VI. Page represented The Com
monweaIth in place OF CONFERENCE.-The
Attorney spo,swood. who was absent on ac-
count OF sickness. Mr.. j. samuel Parrish
and Giles Il. Jackson counsel for The de-
PENDANT.
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ByRB Chanin e..
Real Estate Auciioneers.
80. NOith Tenth street
TRUsrEE.s AUcmoN So al 4

TRUSTEES AUCTION SIZE OF 4
i NICE LITTLE Farm. CaNTAlNiNG5
ArNt~. MORE OR Lass. About lnfH
WILLIS hELuw RICHMOND. NEAN lllE
OSBORNE lll.>lIkk ~ Is, >Irtnr of . .',.I
al trust from li'ut9 .lasuog. dated fuIy boo.
io-o. fecofict .n 'euuco County count. Oh.
Is. l2i u aesc -. nla 20 tnc request Of Af,.
Susan lAroclmOiton, default having is'n
tlptc ih payment a. "a note secured fu ,'ff
deed, viii sell by public auction. or llDl-
rico County Courthouse, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22. iSeO.
Al ~ o'clock ~. the TRACT OI l.kNn Ut-
scfihsd in said dee'i Di must "a ~ ilal e..-
tain irtct or parcel oi land, With adj CD. bubble
ings ana Improvement, l..f,ou. r.elis. uIl.
and appuiienances iacvte tclonsfg IfIH.
and being iu tnr 'ountN az ti,llco. state li
Virginia, about four Mile, below Richmond.
nea. ine Osborne iesnlkc. aud coH.iIail.
a5 scrcs, more ga lVss.
Terms NN>h "a To- expenses ui sale aNN iH
pay noe "a s@ob, Niiil Interest RHW JNls
10, i,eD, credit for s5Ol lo lulY iU. lo,u
ana Tue balahce on ,Vfns announced ~ iN'
sale.
Il. B. CHAfFlS, Trustee.
sac By r. 3. CnafriN a Co.. Auct .Ontsle.
Toe 4 tII
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The old Dominion Line lanu'u ,iohorote
in our city the most afti-''r "nu a. Rich
mnnd The s' piano was selected and p" II
' '1o'" from among All the great makes ~
;n MN" hy one Of our best lady pian's's
,o' ,h,,;t il in our store for few days ana arc,
a.. rnrlially invite the mu-icAi p""'''
',,d tbs nr0tession 20 call and see II. ~
The piano il the renowned nn'''' ''
cost one thousand dollars. go,
'''''"' MANLY t.. RAMOS y TO-
Main street next 10 corner N'''"
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Mechanics Institute.

Captain Thomas Elicit the secretary OF
The Mechanics Institute. reports the en-
roimcut at 96.. This is far ia excess ct the
number previously attending. The classe-
ina bookkeeping and arithmetic Il are 80 full
that others cannot be- taken. Few adj
ditional rooms have been taken az the Viii
Lin-On building. AMI vet more are needed
\ beautiful sci of apparatus has been pro-
cured for the classes in physics ana cleo
ricity. This school Is one Of our best I'M
siitulion., and worthy Of all encourage.
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Death of an Old Butcher.

Mr.. Fred. frommcr. one Of the Oldest
butchers in the New Market, died to-day az
10 o'clock \. NJ. at his residence, on Brook
avenue. Mr.. frommcr had been sick ior
about three weeks.
Mr.. frommcf had been resident Of Rich
mond for many yeafs. Tire funeral viii take
place SUNDAY al 1890 i. VI. from the Ger
man Lutheran Church.
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4 Republican Legislative Ticket.

The Republicans Of Richmond will soon
put Legislative ticket Out.
For some time arrangements looking 10
this end have been in progress, and IL WAS
believed that by yesterday they had been
completed.
Accordihly, a joint meeting Of the Rcrub-
lican City Executive Committee and COM
mittces from the several white clubs Of the
city was held Yesterday at the Republican
headquarters on Broad street to1ake Steps
to put candidates for the Legislature in the
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The Theatre-"Richelieu."

Last evening Crcsion Clarke appeared
a. the old Cardinal in Bulwer's play,
.'Richclieu." The role was somewhat
heavy for 50 Young an actor. but il afforded
Il splendid opportunity for showing his
versatility and talent.
The support in the play was good. and
The intelligent audience enjoyed the per-
Torrance highly.
This evening Mr.. Clarke appears in The
Bells"
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Coocl,ltnI Cavalry.

Authority was yesterday granted by Gov
crnor lee 20 citizen, Of G00chlaM county
10 organize "a ,IOOp Of cavalry. The com
pany has foriy-fOur mombers, and the olli-
cefs are: X. +. Vaughan, captain; X. A.
Tricc. nfst lieutenant; +. NJ PARRISH, Sc
cOnd lieutenant.
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To-da, is STYLED in Hebrew .-imchath
Torah. and means the Rejoicing Of the Law.
II j. mol observed a. q divine institution.
hut A. a mere day of prayer and rejoicing.
The Rahbonm always made feast upon
the day ON which the. finished The reading
Of any particular portion of the Bible. On
this particular day deuteronomy il cont
plcfcd and Genesis il begun; and ~ they
made festival of il.
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I.ieuicnani-Go,ernor John T.. Massey and
Hon. j. iIogc Tyler will address the Demo
orfats Of that sterling old county, south
ampiOn. at the courthouse next Monday.
There will be- band Of music on hand, and
a grand horseback parade.
Malone will speak there the same day.
and Massey will challenge him for a joint
discussion.
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naca-. which are on the most improve"
sfvic at Roanoke. 50 that be may ior''' SUN
idaa of the great skill and capitai he.'9~a',
for the production Of one OF the sli"l,,,1'
and most essential of the ~" ",' ,'''t
ms ni mankind. 1--WE ~ P'-N'N.
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SUMNER Iled. October l-fl. at IBIS re-i-
. enca. ou Maddox uIll ". IS. SUMNER, in
the ~eveutt-srcOud year of l'> age.
Ills funeral VII take place ol iubi- lolh,
at3 b.. ~, nom HoWurl's Grove Baptist
Church.
IHuMNFR.- Died. 40 his residence. Hr9.l,
venue. ut 100 a. ~, october llul, /. FROM
ItN
funeral notice Will Doe given hereafter.
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WE have aspeedy and positive cure for Ca
tarfh, Diphthcria Canker Mouth ard Head.
ache in SHli.uH'S cAiAKkH REMEDY. A
Nasal Injector flee with eacn bottle. Use IL
II You desire hca.ia ard sweet b eaih, fTice,
81 cenis. sold by Bodeker BROTHERS ana
III. N. shields 4 Co, corner OF / ifh and Mai
shall streets.
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A Letter from Rev. y. u. hawthorne w
Atlanta, Ga.

II evives me real pleasure TO say wofu
medicine which believe Is de..'n'1
- no Great blessing 30 the aiiilcleu
o,srvvhere. II is not the cunning ae'
zee eff a quGck but the discovery OF
dentist. II j. the result Of many years
of research and experiment by an eih'-
mont specialist Thousands OF my
Southern friends know what a sufferer
from Catarrh have been.
Six months ago. by the advice Oh my
musician. / gave up the paStorae.
nave used two bottles OF King hoyai
Germemer. and while | cannot say
that am completely cured. | DO aflirm
,bat il has SO TAR reiiered me. eXpe-
Renee no pain nor discomfort.
feel il 10 be my duty to say also tnat
the effects Of this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signai ana
uonderful. She has been almost ne
long invalid frou nervous headache,
NEURALGIA and rheumatism. In period
Of thirty wears she has scarcely had
DAYS exemption from pain. She has
hqen using "Germetaer' about wv"
monks. 4 more complete tran7iorma'
ton | have never witnessed. Every
symptOm of disease mas nlsappcdi'''
She appears t. be twenty years younger
and is happy and playful as healthy
child. We have persuaded many OF
orr afflicted friends 10 take the medl-
cine and the testimony of all OF them
il that 1t is a great remedy.
j. r. HAWTHORNE.
atlanta. G0 July 18th. 1889.
Dr Ktn0's ROYAL Gfrmetuor Is now
nut M I'm "A concentrated form for con
venience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties. one bottle added 60 seven anu
half pin's Of water will make gallon
of ROYAL Germetuer. \ wine-a iassiul
a dose. 4 tcGspoonfm in wine'glass
.ul of water is dose of the concen
trated.
P.ice. - 80 per bottle.
owens & Minor DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. Postoiiiee Richmond, Va.
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Church nh Mass-Meeting.

There " III be a mass-mectin. az Coyco-
ran Hall Tonight. II is held under the
auspices OF Union Democratic Club. All
organized clubs and all Democrats in the
city are invited 10 participate. a baud Of
music and able speakers will Dc op hand,
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The FREE BRIDGE.
9o,,rac,. for Its Repairing to be Opened
To-Day.

To-Day.
The Jane, river Free bridge commission
or me-, i'm The rear of the Merchant Na-
,;oual Rank Yesterday evening at Il O'Clock
for s The purpose Of opening the eid, for the i,
work Of repairing the Free bridge ws s,i'
,,a. advertised some time ago. inll
meeting Of the commissioners we're present
The bids were opened. which amount
cd 10 three in number. No aciioh was ',Nvn
upon them, however a. II was l'.i"'" -
-, ,o,,ie. which will he waited for. The
.onmi.-ioncr. will meet again to-morIo"
81, - O'Clock. when final action VIII bc taken
and the contract awarded. The work VIII
10 hetrffn al once.
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MarIiurc I.lCenSeS.

Marriage licenses were Yesterday issued
TO John II. Gowan and Celia 4. Ca,anaugh;
Peter Robinson and Bette Pr @ (coIored);
john A. Smith and Mary Green; i'eyton {.
Hundlcy and Florence Nass.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ or VALUABLE CtAL LANDS ~ POM
IATAN COUNTY. IMBkAtING l.s35 =
AIRES, WITH TWO SEAMS Oh COAL o
FEST THICK EACH AND ABOUT 300
DEEP.
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CounciI Committees.

The Committee on Streets held their semi
monthly meeting ~ the ONCE OF The OK!
Engineer issf night.
Major Ben. Nas1i, oi counsel 'or tie Mar-
&Ho11s1root Raivay line, appeared before
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18

9 q. GwArkINS. Of Boston, Mass, s"sT
',n, q, .,roat believer in Bradycro'in' a' u
enre for headache, and never lose c IN u i'''
,nnity of recommending it To my iii'ho''
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Vow Is the time % invest in Manchester
real estate. We already have one i.ne 0.
street car. in successful operation. anI s0oa
sIl have two more, property ID increasing
in value ln every direction. We Nsfr an
abundant supply OF wllcr. ond ia streets
and sidewalks are being paved if >Du want
20 mako money Zee sure and attend thc i0.-
lowing sales
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II. u CHAPLIN 4 Co. ,,.,,o,...
and N~e'''"0'''

!, James rilman. clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF fowANtan county. Va. do certtfs
that the bond, with approved security. ge.
aulIed IN the foregoing cause, ~ the April
term. 1889. Of said courl, has heen given.
Given under my hand ut the clerks offico
OF Tie said Circait court OF Powhatan county,
this, ,ho East day OF September. 1850.
JAMES a, IlLMA>, Clskk.
seq. ,ocl Ills.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18

MAiD Of Virginia. Mid and sweet
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18

The following deed, Of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday:


IIIl tUAN'fHY tOIHI.
Martha \. Cosby and husband 10 W alter j
Todd. - ll-l2 feet on north side Of Marshall
between Henry and smith. improved. $, 800,
\. l.. fuqua 10 Jennie fuqua. 80. feet on
twenty seventh. southeast corner Of W.
-. 30: Junus Il. MO,by 10 Matthew r.
jackson, 20 feet on north side of Hughes
(>mith's Hin, Aproyed. $50: IIlr v
Daniels. .lr., trustee. 20 Fleming johnson
aud wiz. 80 fee, Oh north side Of Moon neal
Kinney, 500.
liENRIco cot MY COURT.
Robert liensei aud wine 10 4, l.. tuck. ~
feet on south side Of Ashland, east Of Carter,
improved, $500