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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20
POLICE COURT ZINES

suggest Few Thoughts About n II,
formaiory and Workhouse.
The fines collected in the Police Court
yesterday amounted to Sl24.4O The
number Of prisoners sent to Jail were
ten. of these prisoners there were q
number of youths.
The income Of the Police Court is
larger now than ever before on account
OF the increased breaches Of the peace.
II any citizen IN authority would at
tend the Police Court aud personally
witness the number of youthful crimi-
mails and the negroes. both male and
female. who appear before the court
once week and have 10 be supported
IN the city jail at the rate Of twenty five
dollars day. he could not fail TO see
the necessity Of house Of reformation
and wOrk-hOuse combined.
Such reformatory and work house
would save a larger sum to the State
much trouble to the city and be very
beneficial 10 the youthful and other
thieves both black and white.
The income of the court on account
of the increase Of the fines. and IN par
ticular Of the increase of the prisoners
who 0agrantly violate the city Ordi-
nances by drunkenness and disOrderly
60. duct. will possibly reach during the
Ircseat fiscal year an amount equal 10
$4,000 over and above the cost Of con
ducling the court. which. including all
salaries ard incidental expenses, does
not equal - 600
This $4,000 profit which the city
makes after deducting the small /
of fines which are returned |
INTO the State Treasury in cases where
30 city ordinance covered the OfTense is /
sufficient TO pay all the expenses Of
letOrmatOry or wOrk-hOusa. If the /
profits of the Police Court were set /
aside for three years, the SUM thus .
called would pay for the building
and purchase sufficient land for the
! ouths to work on farm. the income
rom which would pay all their ex-
lenses. 50 that the city treasury would
rot be called on for "A cent. Our muni-
'Ipal statesman cannot gain reputation
nOre enviable than by establishing such
IN Institution.
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POLICE COURT.


\ short docket for Monday morning
greeted Police Justice Crutchheld as he
assembled the bench yesterday morning.
William j. Johnson and Spottswood
Jones both col0red were before the
court on the charge of fighting in the
street.
Eli Brown and William Somers (both
coloredl charged with gambling play
ing craps were fined each - 30.
William Burwell, charged with fight
ING and creating disturbance ON the
street. was fined $40 and costs.
William IL. johnson. Spencer Green.
and Thomas Ward ,coloredl. charged
with breaking and entering IN the
nighttime of August 18th the cars Of
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
and stealing "a lot of dry goods. The
case was continued until August 29th.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd Warwick return
cd home from the springs Sunday aitei
noon. r.,,t..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Parker Dashieli have
arrived home from visit to Fauquier
county.
Misses Beulah Ford and Annie Bell
are visiting Mrs. Charlie Scott, OF Nor
folk, Va.
&. :. Taylor has returned 20 the city
after spending several days with
friends and relatives in POwbaian.
Rev. T. q. Dasbieli d. D., rector Of
St. Mark. is on visit 20 Aibemalio
county 10 see his children. who there
for the summer.
Miss Charlie Dickinson. charming
and accomplished beauty OF Trenton,
y. j.. is visiting her uncle. Captain
James 4. Dickinson, IN this city.
Mr. f.. VI. Spiman. who has been liy-
ing with the T. c. Williams Company
for the past nine years, has gone South
as their travelling representative.
Mr. ". Z. Lawton clerk Of the Hust.
ings Court. and Mrs. LawtOn have re-
where they have been two weeks.
Dick Banks 'colorcdl. of Nansemond
county. was received hepenitentiary
yesterday to serve term of twenty
live years for second conviction of out
rageOus assault.
John ;. Parrish, Of Richmond Cedar
Works. who hos been travelling in che
West for several months past. has re-
turned % the city. lie reports trade +
good i'm ms line.
Mrs H. G. IIolleuberg. of Memphis T
Tenn. and sister. Miss Lee B.nns, of .
New Kent county. Va. are in the city F.
visiting friends. They leave in few
days for Memphis Miss binus Is i0
spend some time with her sister.
Mr.. John W. Richardson. correspond
emit of the TIMES from Marion. and late
delegate to the late Democratic C0nNen-
ION from Wythe. has gotten out pat-
emit Tor Anew railway gate. out Of which
be expects 70 realize fortune. Success
10 hun.
a letter was received by Major Poe
yesterday announcing the DEATH Au-
gust 18Th. of Archie Anderson. black
smith. said to be formerly OF Richmond
He has four children in Richmond. the
etter did u0t give the name of che city
pat sand Doe died at Freeman Hospital.
his city. This is published as i,mieht
each The eye of some of his friends.
IS his wife is in need and much disc
ressed.
I'm Sunday morning TIMES il was
DO the Police Court report
hat one Daniel McNamc had entered in
Dee day time the store of ". j. Tyler
3Ol West Main and carried of certain
GOODS. but tine. case was continued as
hat there was much doubt as t0
whether there was any theft in the
natter. llr. Tyler called at Tine Office
esterday and sand that the theft bad
cen confessed. and there was no doubt
bout it. As the paragraph in question
aces Mr.. Tyler in something like q
ilse position this correction is made.
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Sunday night. between If and 10
clock, the guests at the Dodson House
were alarmed at looking out of their
windows 10 find three steam fire en-.
glnes' thr hose carriages and hook
and ladder truck surrounding the no.
tel, and hose stretched all around the
building.
They were soon assured that there
was no occasion for alarm. The kitchen
Hue was emitting smoke, and this was
the cause Of an alarm being turned in
at box IL. corner Main aud Twelfth
streets. No water was thrown. and The
iifemen soon rolled up their hose and
went back to the stations, aud to bed.
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the ordinance and buy their dog
medals. Though less than two week.
elapses. but one-fourth OF the usual
number of dog medals have been pur-
chased. Next month promises to be a
/ harvest Of fines by the Mayor.
Mfr. Ben iamin +. Lipscomb, Of Rich
moud Yesterday instituted n suit in the
Hastings Court Of Manchester against
Charles Keller and John W. Brodnax.
The facts, as set forth in the declara-
ton. are in substance that Keller and
Brodnax were in abuRgy. and While the
plaintiff was crossing the street at
Broad and Madison was run into, knock
ed down, run over and hurt. The dec
larati0n further says that S2j was
spent fox medicine aud doctor attend
ance. One thousand dollars damages
are claimed.
Mr.. Henry c. Beaitie left the city
sunday evening for Saratoga. where
his nephew. Mr.. Frederick Brown, died
quite suddenly that same morning.
Alr. Brown had only been in this city
twice. The last time was when he
came TO the Richmond Exposition last
fall.
The examination of teachers for
Chesterfield county takes place at the
of that county on Thursday.
The white teachers WI! be examined
that day and the col0red teachers on
Friday.
Yesterday evening Chief LipscomO
arrested Fannie Carter lcoloreil.
with stealing some money
from the store OF ". T. Duhe. ON HUI
street between Twelfth aud Thirteenth.
She was locked up IN the stAiiou-house
10 await an examination before the
Mayor this morning.
Mr. william Longstreet Jordan is al I
Beach.
Mr. Robert l.. French left yesterday
afternoon for short visit in the c0uu
ry.
Miss Clara Ingram has returned from
/ visit TO Oh, ster
Rev. John A. jefferson is expected 20 .
preach next Sunday at Central Meth0-
list Church.
Right Rev. +. VI. Wbittle. ID. d.. IL.
D.. Bishop of Virginia. Will administer
he rite of confirmation at Meade-Me-
Moral Church next Sunday night.
Mr.. W. Il. Matthews aud ROsser
loody left the city yesterday morning
m the excursion to Luray Cave and
Natural Bridge.
The paving on Hull street is pro-
.ressing.
For the first time in ten years, Clerk
1. +. DuNal has takeua vacation. He
a. gone TO the sea shores.
The reunion of the Chesterfield
roop5 will take place tomorrow at the
ublc sch00l-house near Mr., David
I00re 5 farm IN Chesterfield. The oc-
aston viii be most enjoyable one.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20
THE TURF

Results of Saratoga Races Yesterday
trie, for ro-da,'- Racing at the Sew
York Jockey club lWc-tchc.tcil Track
The following are the results of yes.
/ terday races at Saratoga
First race fiye-eighth- mile. selling
/ Objection first. Lady puisifer second.
/ lucan third. Time l.02t.
Second race. iiye-eighths miic. selling
-B0ceacio first. Deer Lodge second
y Harambonre ihird. Time .O3..
Third race. one and one sixteenth
miles-Brown Princess first. Duke of
Highlands second, King Crab third.
Time l:is4.
Fourth race. one.haif mile. mailen-
two years old-RaiuboW first. Major
Tom second. Mamie =. third Time
O:JO..
Fifth race, three quarter mile Bel
Harrison FIST Gypsy Queen second
Bonita third. Time 1854.
Sixth race, one mile. selling F0nsie
first, Mirth second, Bedhght third.
Time 1898.
ENTRIES FOR THE NEW YORK JOCKEY
CLUB.
The following are the entries for Che
New York Jockey Club lWe-tche,ter.
races to-day. commencing ate p. ~.
First race. five-eiglGhs ol a nile
EolO. I'D. Tom Hood. l23. Gladstone
l22. Volunteer. re. Buttauic. l-e.
Clontarf. l-2. Sir Joseph. l.2. Geral-
dine. III; Oregon. llJ
Second race. one mile Now Castle.
JOS. Macauley. los. Groom man. los.
Sorrento. lOo Phone. los. Tau-t1u. iNs.
los. Glory. l03. NIs.Collv
lob; Holiday. lob. Rimili. lO3. Coats
l03: slugsard 49,
Third race three-f0urtbs of mile.
.archmOnts -Mlyudte. f0..Ildv
Jane. colt. los Tacitus. los Chieftin.
los Rupera. lDj. Duidess. leo.
leathen. ll3 Guuvad. ll3 France.
l3 Fan Fan. colt il3. Raioh Bav-
md. ll3 Tom Finley. lib.
Fourth race. one and three sixteenth
niles. New Rochelle STAKES -Racc'and
- Scnofita. il6. Paragon. 1i1. Bar
l-ter. III. Huuuess. ll2. Hanover
I'D; kingst0ue. ll9; Brother Ban. lfg.
flith race. iiye-eishths of mile
.lizee, 10, Abaca. llj. Spumrd. IFS:
'famercy. us. Windsor. us. Che-a-
cake IFS; June Day IFS; F4yorite. lI3.
ron.enac. ll3. DR.. Heimuib. ll3. Bob
tickets. ll3; Polemus. ll3. Tourna-
lent. lib; Iacltus, ll3. Ph0cbee. li3.
laxm Colt, ll5; Cealia. 40. Lady
agnes. ll9.
Sixth race, one and 0ne.sixtcenfh
liles, selling Kaleidoscope. ~: Ban
ury, lO2: Judge Morrow. SIS: SYRIA -
use, ll2. Elk. %. Elgin. 90. Tattlcr.
~ Dyer, lly; Spectator. o..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

The Democratic City Central Com.
mittee will meet tonight in the rooms
of the Pow hatau Club.
A successor TO Mr. William Ryan.
who has rendered his resignation as
aud a successor To one of the
members from The ward who has also
resigned. will be flied at this meeting.
In addition 10 hilng these vacancies
there Will be other business of imDor-
lance attended 90.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup shouMal-
ways be used when children are cutfiro
teeth. ltrellcyes the little sufferer t once.
~ produces natural, quiet sleep 10y relieving
the child from pain. and the Uttle ch.r.I
awakes rs Upright as "a button" 10 il yer.
pleasant 10 taste. 10 soothcs the child SON.
ems thc gums, allays all pain, relieves wind
I'-uiates the bowels, ana Is the best known
REMEDY iOr diarrbOa. whether arising IRON,
teethins or other causes. INVENT y.nve cent
bottle. Iu'ih SotW'
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Important Transfer of men,ico rropert,

Among the deeds recorded i'm the
County Court of Henrico yesterday
was one from Portiaux Robinson and
Hunter Marshall, trustees under the
will of William \. Robinson, deceased
and others, TO James II. Barton. late of
Little Rock, Ark. but now a re ident
OF Henrico county, conveying the Mitch
ell Spring property. situated between
New North road and Henrico turnpike.
This propert Mr.. Barton purchased
for the purpose Of building village
as has been already been mentioned IN
the TINES. It's located on plantation
just north of Richmond and overlook
Ing the city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

The musicale at the Academy last
night was decided Improvement over
the last one. The feature of the enter
tainment being the viollnist. Mr. Carl
Hid, who played several numbers very
a ceptablv.
The amateur orchestra rendered their
two numbers well. They are steadily
improving under the careful and skill
iul training of Professor Kessnich.
Miss Ella Jocelyn. Of New York 'con-
traltol, ami Mr.. Horne added much to
the enjoyment OF The evening.
The ince-san. hum of conversation
during the rendition Of several num-
beers was very annoying. This NUS
ance could bee stopped ID the ushers
would only assert their authority.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

All those wishing to have Photo.
graphs made during their stay In our
city we would recommend 10 go IN
Campbell q Co. 5 Art Studio. No. 40
Broad street. where they can have arr
work Of every description made az
moderate prices. Satisfaction euaran-
teed. This is the fnest-equipped Art
Gallery south OF PHILADELPHIA. Dele
gates and visitors are cordially invited
to visit their art rooms and aspect tbe
beautiful specimens on exhibition
copying and charging old pictures a
speciality. CAMPBELL 4 o..
42y Broad street.
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Georse Mil.nn.. niln.lr.,.

George Wilson has the record ol
drawing the largest audience of am, Of
the many attractions that visit Rich
mond, and also has The record of zen
orally giving the people the worth of
their money. II there is any reliance
10 be placed upon the word of am add
vance agent, Ar. Wilson Will BRING
with him this tiip the strong.
est minstrel company Dee has ever
carried, and will introduce novelties
and features never before given TO a
minstrel audience, and an strictly
within the bounds of legitimate min
strelsy.
The Richmond Theatre will open its
doors for this attraction tomorrow
evening and the multitude Will be- given
a taste Of genuine genealogical diver
tlsement.
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SENTENCE COMMITTED
Llnden =. lIa1ka- III Mn...l---.

Linden :. Clarke. of Manchester.
A dispatch from Deer Park. received
by the TINES last night, states that YES
terday afternoon the President com
muted The sentence of Linden S. Clarke.
OF Manchester. to three years IN the pen
iIeniiary. He was convicted Of making
false entries IN the books of the First
National Bank Of Manchester.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

Stanley Williams was arrested YES
terday on The charge OF entering in the
night time the stables If n. j. Shervn
with intent TO commit larceny and steal
about seveuty-iiye pounds III bay and
haiI oushei of oats. The goods were
recovered ON search warrant. lt Will
be somewhat difficult to identify this
particular hay and oats it is thought.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

Rawley water is the best remedy in
malddies peculiar TO females and in
general for all disea. es caused bv
poverty OF the blood or debility Of the
nervous system. Hotel open until
November list. aul6 cod n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20
Hiehmona LI,c ,LnrA .ln.,-..
RICHMOND, VAY August 10. 1889.

NIVHHyNDl a. August ~, lss0.
Receipts-fl2 head ofcaltle: l73 sheep
and lambs; ~ hogs.
Sales-5i2 head Of cattle; li3 sheep
and lambs; % hogs.
Pfices-Cattle. best. 81 70 lc. eros,
medium 70 good. 3 10 Bic gross. COM
mon 10 far. = 20 PC. gross: sheep. 3
to &c. gross lambs, 1 TO be. gross.
hogs q to &c. net; bulls, . 10 pc.
gross.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

The races at the New York Jockey
Club lNeslchester) comm ence' today.
\ great card-Bnltanic Geraldine.
haceiand. Senoriia. Paragon. Huntress.
Hanover. Kingston and many others.
me greatest race track n the r0rld. A
iuil aud vivid description given OF each
race while being run. First race az ,
o clock each day. LEE * Co., Turf
Exchange, No. . south Twelfth street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

Come - Join cur watch and dia-
moud clubs. soc. aud 81 per weeh
Drawings Saturday. SPorr q Srorr.
I'll East Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

a GREAT many smokers and we know
their names. one WEI. known iuly.
have been deceived when they asked
for package Of the Ola Virginia Chez
roots and they were handed package
OF q chero0t similar iu color with tb.
name Of Virginia - ON it. and non
until lighting the first chcr0ot did they
discover the deception: and now wien
purchasing the old Virginia Cheroots
they zee that 10 is The genuine and that
D. has the name of L. Whitlock on IL.
Go and DO likewise. suw e3U,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

The match was shot under the Amer
lean rules, which allow the use OF both
barrels. that Is that hen the trap is
sprung ID the shooter misses Doe
has the privilege of shooting again
with the second barrel aud 1T the bind
falls within bounds. eigi ~ yards. killed
by the second BARREL 1t i- counted for
hlm. The birds thus killed are desls-
mated in the score by The figure 3. while
those designated by am show that the
birds. though killed. fell outside the
bounds. Those marked with a d. show
"a clean miss.
alter the shooting q delightful hon
"as given by Nr. owen. proprietor ~
the hoiel. at which all present eniogeI
themselves until "a bate hour.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

VIRGINIA ARSENIC. BRONZE IND
LiIiiIA WATER. Compare analysis and
you Will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength of any other
arsenic water. and contains no organic
matter. For sale by all druggists. and
by l.. 7. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Main streets. Send forcircular.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

ROW MAN : STORAGE AND
- WAREHOUSE co..
80. I'D SOUTH MINI sluEtI.
b uin.iurc auInil kinds of 4. Icnf Merchandise
Stored ni reasonable rates.
Teams furnished DO receive and ItI.Ae
same.
JAMES SWEENN Proprietor.
ON 0c, 80. 10 ~ Icuih ST.
.itienluuf. $50. au1 f2l-lt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

SPEND a week at the Rawlay Spring
and build up for the winter. Hotel
opeA until November LIST.
j. WATKINS LEE.
lV'eou ,. Proprietor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20
OTHER RELICS.

In the cornerstone were other thinos
The stone was laid by Manchester
Lodge OF Masons on June 3. 1871. Mr..
l. W. Crow was worshlpful master
and Rev. William Campbell was pastor'
Among the numerous relics in the stone
were A list of the names of the buiIJ-
ing committee ". 4. Camnbeu
Rev. DR.. +. 4. Baird. Henry Fitzgerald
William J.. Buell. and James A. Craig.
photographs Of General Robert f. Lee
Dr. Moses d. Hoge and DR.. John r
Edw lrds; Confederate relics from Mrs
Jane Baird, now deceased: names IF
the Allen family from Mrs. William II
Garnett. then Miss Margaret Allen.
copies OF the current newspapers. and
a list of the members Of the Presbv.
terrain Aid Society.
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BEFORE THE MAYOR.

Mayor Attkisson had four cases be-.
fore him yesterday morning. They
were Langston Coles and Stephen Clark
/ both cOlOredl. disOrderly in the street
Each were fined - 30 and costs.
Catherine Crump lcoloredl had TO nav
= 90 and costs for hurting a flatiron n
neighbor.
John Simmons lcolored was di,or-
DERBY on the street-cars and had to nav
IN consequence - and costs.
Mary Davis displayed herself i'm the
streets with the use Of Indecent Ian.
guage. Her fine was - aud costs.
CITY COUNCIL.
The City Council meets TONIGHT in
called session. The regular session was
To have been on the second FRIDAY bnt
no quorum was present. Among the
matters considered will be the reports
OF the various committees. and a num.
Der Of recommendations from SIM.
Dry special committees and stand
lug committees, such ordinances and
petitions as may be presented. to fin
vacancies as may be occasioned bv the
expiration OF the terms Of such officers
as may appear. and the announcement
oi the standing committees.
The street committee will report in
iayor OF paving Porter street. which
las been pelliioned for by large num- |
Der OF the property owners on this
treet.
The Board of Health will also ask
hat the Council elect two scayengers.
he city now has but one.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
September lsi Is the last day on which
wners Of dogs nave to comply with
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

feierrei To- in the history Of Presbvte-
ramsm IN Manchester was situated on
Grace street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth. Richmond. and was pur-
chased by portion OF old ST. john ;
congregation. Here Dr. George Wood
bridge first ministered I'm Richmond
After 81 Paul S Church was built the
bulk OF Monumental Church congrega-
iion went TO 81. Paul's. and DR.. Wood
bridge and his congregation came up
from Pineapple Church to Monumen-
tall Christ Episcopal Church is now
the successor Of the old Pineapple
Church.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

September lst is the last day on which
owners OF dogs nave to comply with
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-09-12

The Sunday Telegraph takes most
sensible view of the Sherman affair which
occurred between Milwaukee and Chica-
go. The plain facts of the matter are
that General Sherman and his friends
were in possession of seats which be-
Ionged to other men and they were re-
quested to give them up. There was no
insult in any such proceeding. Had Cen
eral Sherman refused to yield up the seat
he occupied to the owner his conduct
would be reprehensible.
The matter brought into prominence
by this episode is the hero worship which
has not in it one shred of genuine admira-
ton. 1t is all designed to secure little
reflected glory. The old veteran who in
crowd rushed to grasp Sherman's hand
aud offered to exchange year of his life
for hand clasp is very likely an old
fraud and would not inconvenience him.
self bit in private to accommodate Gen
eral Sherman unless the fact could be
bruited about and thus shed glory on the
person who honored himself by bestow-
ing favor on Sherman. Anything which
is genuinely sincere is never demonstra-
tive. Very likely the man who made
Sherman vacate had been snubbed dur
lag the encampment. Probably his state
ment, Il was with you general" did not
meet with the hearty response which the
seeker for distinction desired, and he i'm
proved the best opportunity to "get
even" with Sherman. The sycophant can
be very vindictive man when his fawn-
ing is rejected.