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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-29
The Cabinet and Others Juni.efing.

WASHINGTON. D. c., May 3 Secre-
tsry Blaine spoiled a Cabinet meeting
to-day. On his invitation many prOml-
nent persons went down to Mount Yer
non on the United States steamer
Despatch. The excursion was given in
the honor of Sir Julian Pauncefote,
the British Minister, and as Mr.. Blaine.
and Secretaries Tracy, Window aud
Noble were in the party. there Were nor
enough members of the Cabinet left
to transact business. The Despatch left
her wharf at 1890 o'clock 2. NJ, having
ON board Representatives of all the
foreign legations and nearly all the State
Department officials, and a number Of
other prominent persons. The day was
cool. but not too cool for comfort.
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MURDERER MOORE CAPTURED.
Arrcstcd I'm Meckienburg Yefterday
Morning and Az en- 10 Petersburg.

Especial 10 the Times.
PETERSBURG, VA, May 2S.-When he
was almost under the very shadow Of
the gallows some few years ago, Henry
Moore, mulato, burned his way out
Of the Greenville county Jail. Since
he has been a fugitive from justice,
working in various parts of the county.
In January, 1885, he murdered Little
ton Stewart, a negro, the crime being q
very brutal one. Three months after
wards he was tried, convicted and
sentenced to be hanged in the June
following the murder. The gallows
had been erected, the rope secured, and
all the arrangements made for the exc
cution, when Moore effected his escape.
A reward, Of course, was offered for
his capture, and two years ago he was
heard Of in New York, where he was
caught and held for the action Of the
Virginia authorities. Before the
requisition papers arrived rom Rich
mond he was released through the in
genuity Of his lawyers.
About three weeks ago it was ru-
mored he had come back TO Virginia
and the Governor issued proclamation
offering an additional reward for his
arrest. Sergeant Pendleton, of the
Lynchburg police force, heard that
Moore had been seen in the neighbor-
hood of Chase City, Mecklenburg coun-
ty, and there he was arrested this morn
ing. He was brought to this city to-
night and put ia the dungeon for safe
keeping. He will be sentenced again
and hanged this time beyond doubt.
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BEVERLY TUCKER.
The Presldent Wiindraws His Appoint
menf on the IEayften Commission.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 2S.-The
generally accepted theory Of the with
drawal Of the appointment Of :he Hay
tien Commissioners last night is that
alter the appointment was made the
Presidents attention was called to MIR.
Beverly fuckers record in the Lincoln
assassination.
Mr.. Tucker was charged before the
court-mar,ial. which assembled IN this
city May 3, 1865, with being one OF the
conspirat0rs. One of the members Of
that court martial was Major. r.General
Lew Wallace. who was Yesterday APP
pointed an associate Of Mr.. Tucker on
the Haytien Commission.
20 explanation of the withdrawal is
given at the White House, except that
the announcement of the appointment
was premature" The appointment
of Mr.. Tucker is said to have been made
at the request Of Stephen b. Elkins
and ex-senator Henry G.. Davis,
through Mr.. Blaine. Mr. Tucker has
been associated with these three in the
management of the West Virginia Cen
trail Railroad for some time.
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NEW YORK, May 2S.-A sale of 12,.
600 cases of fannels by Auctioneer
Welmerding for Faulkner, Page & Co.
was begun to-day. Total value OF the
flannels is placed at 81 920, 900. Buyers
from every jobbing house in the coun-
try were present From the first pack
age sold the sales proved big success.
Prices were fully five per cent. in ad-
vance of those paid at the correspond
ing sale of Faulkner q Co. last year.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
for the Prince and Princess

LONDON. May 2s.-At a meeting to-
day Of the London county council a
resolution was proposed. expressing
the sympathy of that body with the
Prince and Princess, of Wales, on ac-
count of their disrespectful treatment
by the mob on Saturday last while
witnessing the firemen's parade
Mr. John Burns. the well-known
socialist member of the council. OBJ
jected to the resolution, and the matter
was dropped.
THE PARNELL COMMISSION.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Parnell COM
mission will adjourn on Friday next,
and will not assemble until June
18. when Messrs. Thomas Condor and
John O'ConDor, Nationalist members
of Parliament, now serving terms Of
IMPRISONMENT under the crimes act q,
will be permitted to come to London to
testify in the case.
FIRE on THE SERVIA.
LONDON, May 2S.-Fire was discoverd
on the Cunard Line steamer Seryia yes
terday upon her arrival at Liverpool.
Inc llIt WIS q ciiiali Oit' anu N"'~~'
little alarm.
THE SAMOAN MATTER.
BERLIN, May S.-The Samoan com
mission resumed itssitting to-day. Dur
ing the adjournment numerous dis
patches passed between the American
commissioners and the State Depart
ment at Washington. The most diff
cult questions are now thought to have
been settled, so that little or no work
remains to be accomplished.
NAVAL REVIEW.
LONDON. May 2s.-The annual naval
review at Spithead has been fixed for
August. 1t is expected that three
European monarchs will be present to
witness it. Nelson's famous battle snip
Victory will lead the line with sur
yivors of those who fought with the
hero Trafagler.
A MARRIAGE ARRANGED.
PARIS. May 2S.-A marriage between
the Due ID. Orleans and the Princes
Marguerite de Charters has been ar
ranged.
LONDON, May 2S.-The NeicS Berlin
correspondent reports tina. a disagree
ment has arisen on an important point
in the Samoan conference. The matter
at issue is probably the G,rman IN
demnity claims, and the prospects for
an early close Of the conference is con-
sidered less favorable.
town SWEPT BY FIRE.
VIENNA, May 2S.-A disastrous fire
mas swept the town of E1hijee. in Aus
trian Galicia. Sixty houses. church.
and synagogue haze been DESTROYED,
and large number of lives were lost.
Twelve bodies have been taken from
the ruins. and workmen are excagatirg
as rapidly as possible to reach others
known to be buried.
THE FOREIGN OFFICE TO VOTE.
LONDON, May 2s.-In the House Of
Commons this evening Mr.. Edmund
Robertson. Liberal member for Dundee,
moved to reduce the foreign office vote,
the purpose of the motion being TO take
the judgment of the House on the mat
ter of the absence OF Lord Lyt-
ton, the British Ambassador to
France, from the opening ceremonies Of
the Paris exposition. Sir James Fer
gusson, under Secretary for Foreign
Affairs. denied that Lord Lytton's abb
sence was due to any prearrangment
with the continental governments.
Mr.. Gladstone said he acquitted the
Government of acting in concert with
the other powers i'll the matter, but
thought the Government was blameabe
for its error of judgment. Lord Lytto n
ought to have been present. The mo-
ton was rejected by vote Of 9o9 TO
100.
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clifford Porter Arrested for Murder

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Clifford Porter,
an owner of race horses at Satoma, was
arrested this evening and locked up in
the Covington. KY, Jail, charged with
murder. Deputy Sheriff Kerry Loeder
of Galveston, Tex. arrived last night
with a requisition for him. The muir
der is said to have been committed
some time ago in a quarrel, at that
place. Porter is a very wealthy man
and Immediately employed Senator
Goebel. of Darlington, TO defend MIN.
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= Dead Nan comes 20 Life.

TOPEKA. KAN, May 2S.-A small
sized sensation was caused last night
by the announcement that John w.
Hilman. of Laurence. was alive and
under arrest. la 1873 he took out in
surance on his life aggregating % 800
The next year he went to Wichita with
John Brown. and was reported accl-
dentaIy shot. At the instance Of the
insurance company the body was
brought to Laurence. resulting in the
declaration that the body was not that
of Hillman. The widow took the case
into the courts. and year after year 1t
has been continued and fought with
great zeal bv both parties.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE
Il BRICK DWELLING AT THE SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND DE-
CAIUR STREETS, MANCHESTER VA.
by virtue ola certain deed OF trust bear
ing date october I'd. 1857. duly recorded i'm
clerk. Office. Hastings Court. said city. II.
H.. vol. ,, page POI. default having been
made In the payment OF the debts thereby
secured, and being required so 10 do by ths
beneficiary, we will sell az public auctios,
upon the premises on
FRIDAY. MAY 3lsr. 1889.
nj q O'Clock 4. NJ that dcsirabls aud nnely
located brick dwelling of I'VE rooms, modern
In construction. being one Of the best
located dwellings in the city: the lot fronts
33 feet by l0o feet, Is paved. has "A gOOt
stable, and all necessary improvements u
make II "A desirable ana comfortable home.
TERMS; cash as 10 expenses OF executing
this trust and any taxes that may be due,
and 10 discharge the balance due upon =
bond. about $500 5O the residue on terms
made known on day Of sale.
&. 4. JONES.
X. A. BOWEN.
III. &. BEATTlE.
Trustees.
A. J, BRADLEY & Co. Arctioneers.
lmy2S, ,20, ,3O&3lSWl
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Military Raiding the Italians.

BRAIDwooD, Ills, May 2S.-Eight
companies Of the Fourth |. n. Guards
pitched their tents on the Chicago. Will
mington and Vermillion coal lands at
the u shaft this morning, and are
now raiding the Italian quarters.
Twenty five Italians. have been arrested.
On their persons were found knives and
reyolvers. 1t Is asserted the Italians
are rallying at Cooley, Coal City, Clark
City, Gandner and Braceville for an
attack upon the militia.
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DANYILLE.
Accident 10 Little Boy-DanviiIe's
Prohibition Move.
Special to the Tlmes.l

Especial to the Tlmes.l
DANvnLE, VA, May 2S.-The little
five -year.old son of DR.. William l..
Robinson, prominent physician of this
city, while climbing a shade tree this
afternoon fell from the tree across an
iron fencing, breaking his right thigh,
cutting a deep cash in the left knee,
also in the forehead, and spraining his
right arm The little fellow 3 condition
is critical.
Late rains in this section were just in
time to save the tobacco crop. Had the
dry weather continued a week longer
less than fourth Of crop would have
been planted out.
Nearly one thousand names have been
signed to the petition to the Judge OF
Hastings Court to order Prohibition
election in Dsnyile. Four hundred
and seventy.twoare all the law requires.
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ANTI MALONE MEN.
About Tightly Hold secret Meeting In
Washington.


WASHINGTON, May 2S.-A secret meet
ing of about eighty representative Re-
publicans from all sections Of Virginia.
who are opposed to General Malone
controlling the Federal patronage Of
the State, met at the Ebbett House here
tonight and discussed at length the
situation. The meeting was in session
for four hours, and continued until
nearly midnight. Speeches were made
by ex Senator Riddleberger, General
Groner, Or. Richard Wise, Harry
Libbey, J. Woods Barclay, Of Lexing-
ton, S. Patterson, of Lynchburg; John
Booker, of Hampton, c. c. Clark, Of
Petersburg, and others.
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called on the senior guardian of a
north side camp to appoint a
trial committee. The committee
was chosen by lot. OF all the
members Of the order only the COM
mittee. the man preferring the charges
and the witnesses examined. were cog
infant of the personality Of the body or
its proceedings. Charges were pre-
ferred against Cronin of being British
spy. He was found guilty by unani-
nous vote and sentenced to be "re-
moved.
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ALEXANDRIA.
The Alleged westmoreIand MAIL Rob
bers In Court.


Especial 10 the Times.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 2S.-The
Pitts brothers were examined by Com
missioner Fowler to. day and held in
bail for the July term Of Judge
Hughes court Inspectors Wilde and
Cogbill were the only Witnesses ex-
amined. The prisoners are jailed
awaiting friends TO appear. Coleman S
bail is but $4,000. The evidence elicit
ed to-day was stronger against W. >.
Pitts, he having on his person when
arrested the decoy five dollar note and
sllO in cash. John Morgan johnson
Represented the defendants, and Dis
trict Attorney Borland the govern
ment.
The Episcopal high school ball team
suffered defeat today through the
Georgetown College team. The score
was - to 10.
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Sunday schoo, and publishing Society

BosToN. May 2S.-Tho annual meet
ing of the Congregational . Sunday
school and Publishing Society was held
here to-day. Samuel b. Cooper, of
Boston. was elected president. The an
nual reports show that 5iS new Sunday
schools have been organized and about
200 grants of supplies made to needy
Sunday schools.
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The Iheiis sails for siika.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 2S.-The
United States steamer The:is sailed
from Tacoma, w. T., for Sitka, Alaska,
yesterday. She will cruise. in Alaskan
waters until further orders with a
view to prevent the illegal killing of
fur bearing ANIMALS.
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WASHINGTON. May 2S.-The Presi-
dent has accepted an invitation to at
tend the memorial services at Brook
lyn. lie Will leave Washington to-
morrow afternoon. and during his stay
in Brooklyn will remain at the resi-
dence of General Joseph n. Knapp.
The arrangements for the trip have not
vet been completed.
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Fourth class Possma,,ers Appointed

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nav 2S.--The
following named fourth-class postmas-
ters were appointed to-day Alabama
r. l.. Gorney. at Luverne; G. A. Rey-
nolds, at Town Creek. VIrginia-John
J. Haser. at Estillville; T w. Hickman,
al Taylorstown. North Carolina-S. Is.
Kirksey. at BrendletowD; j. b. Buch-
anan. at Jonesborough; 7. A. Smith, at
Swift Island.
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THE following remark wSs made OF
the manufacturer of the Old Virginia
Cherools by judge of good cigar
"Phil. if ii were not for the price of the
Old Virginia Cheroots would smoke
them in preference TO any 10 or 10 cent
Gar on the market Dealers supplied
by:Messrs. Powers, Taylor Il Co. and
Whitaker, Zander X Co.
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change of Army Omcers.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 2s.- Ensign
Charles IL. Harlow has been detached
from duty as inspector Of STEEL and
ordered to duty at the Naval Academy
Lieutenant Henry G. Clearing has been
ordered to duty at the Naval Academy
and Ensign Edward Lloyd to examina-
ton for promotion.
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Storm aud Wrecks.

PIcTON. ONT. May 2S-A heavy gale
swept over Lake Ontario last night,
and it is expected. much damage to
shipping was done. The keeper OF the
point. Peter Light, reports three barges
loaded with lumber ashore there. and
going to pieces. 1t is feared the crews
will all be lost The life-saving station
at Wellington has sent assistance.
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civ OmctsI. In Trouble.

NEWPORT, KY, May 2S.-The grand
jury to-day returned indictments for
embezzlement against LOUIS Constants,
ex.city treasurer. and w. j. Mcclure,
ex x-city clerk. The amount OF the form
er's shortage is sS4 900; the latsers,
BIG 600.
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EOR RENT ii AN SOME G.
/ COUNTRY SEAT. 500 >ei,on county. H.
|r I.uf- from Richmond ON Richmond
.. t.r.IIuN Enili.ll. ten minutes from
-.-. ..f.. II. ~fHfrD and ttl "-riuh. House COM
'..N- IrHNiur-Nu0m. Library. Hali-Room.
balls throughout. six Chambers. and all
f....-IiE uuf-huillIugs. large We'll and
.....I nwu: garden Wen stocked with
....t. .i|ninS fhr estates of Russell Robin
-.f.. l.U.. Hnd Major 80. s.. Dunn. VIII lease
f.f fnnNr fhfee years. good roads in the
InYfhu0dHul society excellent.
FRANK ID HILL g. co..
mIl~Nfrf-1 Guortn Eleventh street.
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A Grain HuXer EniIs.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 2S.-Jobn
Earl, heavy grain buyer. at School
craft, this county. has failed for an
amount variously estimated from
$40. 900 to 100000. Assets is very
small, and many farmers lose heavily.
Bad wheat speculations are assigned as
the cause.
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Rooney Now Has si5 900 Tn n ss pocket

It is singular thing that two resi-
dents OF Providence, r. l., are richer
to-day than they were week ago. The
ticket 2.eS7. which drew the first capi-
tai prize of SSO0.000 in the drawing Of
March II, brought one-tw entieth part
of the prize to Mr.. John Rooney, he
having paid 81 for that share in its
chances Prorideace (R. ~ Telegram,
March 80.
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,,.a,,sn,u Ordered 20 Retu,u.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 2S.-T The
United States steamship Lancaster has
been ordered TO return from the Euro
pean station and reaching New YORK
about the middle Of September next.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., May 2S.-Assis-
tant Attorney General Shields left to.
day for Alabama, where he will attend
the industrial exhibition OF New Deca-
tur. Ala, and deliver an address on the
occasion of its Inauguration.
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y..o,,meuaed for PROMOTE ON.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May zS.-The re-
cord of examination Of past Assistant
Engineer James III. Chasman, recon-
mended for promotion, has been sent
TO the President.
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sydney Dillon IN baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, May 2s.-Sidney
Dillon is in this city to-day. This
morning he held long private confer
ence with President Mayer, Of the Bal
timore and Ohio. The object of Mr..
plllon's visit is not known.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A. J. BRADLEY & CO.. Arctioneers.
lmy2S, ,20, ,3O&3I&W
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n,RINE NEw>.
Arrivals ana Departures at this Port
Ncsfcrday.

o.f.0 .or Alexander Wiley. Bcachamp.
Sass A.rk. fertilizer. o. ". Wood & son.
schooner John Johnson. Hcar0n. New
N.... ...rIIu. OnIicgo Mills.
.nrT standard, Grain, kcnnt bee. ice.
I....Hul lCe Company.
SAILED.
.ancr Abbott ~ Lewis, Peak. lam
..r..- Point. fp load coal
Schooner Iny C.. Cruise. Cohurn. jaime s
~.I....f samuel Croft NcAlnstcr. Nanse-
r.rI empty barrels. vessel, Curtis G. Par
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The Snmnans Disbnnding.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 2s.-Admi-
raj Kimberly reports to the Navy De.
partment, under date of May 9th, that
the Samoan natives are disbanding and
that peace prevails.
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WASHINGTON, May 2s.-In the female
walking match at midnight. second
day, Evans led, with record of 100
miles IL laps; Tobias next, with W
miles 2 laps.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MUSIC. DANCING AND WATER
VI QlLLN,
AT BRANDON ~WiICHBACk PifK.
TONIGHT
from o. ftll u O'Clock no improper persons
admitted. W. SMILING. lIOrn ErOH.
nV 2I-lf
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weather Indications

f7 WAsHINcroN d. G.. May 2s.-1n-
ns d.catons for Virginia; Fair, io,-
--iow q hy showers. cooler. except IN
eam.m portion. stationary temperature.
u.nl, shifting 90 castcriy.
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Base BaIi Yesterday.

At Baltimore -Baltimores, .; Ath-
letlcs. /.
At Cincinnati-C Cincinnatis, 10, Louis
yilles. -.
At Observation-Disclosures, B.
Cleyelands. D.
At Philadelphia-PhiIadelph s.
Pittsburgs. 4.
At New York-New Yorks, Z: In-
dianapolis o.
AT Boston-Bostons 10: Chicagos. 3.
At Columbus. Ohio-Columbus, Z
Br oOklyns. 4.
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NIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS
Y OFFIs'E of THE CHAeCERY COURT
OF ThE CITY OF tlcHMO\D THE 21fH
DAY or MAY. 1ss0-lN VACATION.
N. NJ. Davis and j. Barham, partners
under the firm name OF VI. N. Davis and
fiainiffss
against
W. v. Grubbs, doing business under the firm
name OF W. +. orubbs and Company, the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Coin-
pany. the Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Company and the Mount Vernon
Insurance Company Defendants.
IN cHAScERY.
The object OF this suit is TO recover from
the defendant, w. h. Grubbs, trading under
the nrm name OF W. +. Grubbs and Cons
pany, the sum OF $699.Ii. with legal interest
on 1928. .ss, part thereof. from May 26, 1889.
and on st7O53. the residue thereof. from
June "a, 1889, till payment, and 10 attach
the amounts due from the other defendantss
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, tho Liverpool and London ana
Globe Insurance Company and tho .Mount
Vernon Insurance Company. 10 said W.r.
Grubbs. doing business under the firm name
Of W.T.. Grubbs and Company.
And affidavit having been made ana nisd
that w. n. Grubbs is non-resident OF the
state OF Virginia, ~ il ortered that he appear
here within fiftcen days after due pubiica-
ton of this order and do what may be necss {.
sary 20 protect his interests herein.
A Copy-Teste:
DAVIS S>lclLwAINE.
CHRIsrfAN 4 CHRISTIAN, Pc.
lny ~ Mtw
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AND CRITICALLY COMPARED
DIFFERENCE y
PnEAND PERHAPS STYLE THE DISTINCTION
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nTVAL 4 N0RrONs CELEBRA-

hl VAL e. NORrON'S CELEBtA-
- TED HORSE TONIC,
'I..-Ns. NuIcs. Cattle. Sc. Cures scratches
N.... warranted fl cure chicken and hog
Read what those who have used II
N't| iu SAY.
George DO. smith. Atloos. Hanover county
f. .lis DHM q NOrtDu's Hone iOniS
'r N.sf tonic ave ever used.
t a.. AIctaul r. Old Church. Hanover
iNff. Va. says. Zoo much cannot bee said I'D
'tH N' Dufll a NOrton's Horse Tonic.
t.nn F.. Curtis. Warwick e. H.. Va: ] think
Ut almost indispensable 90 our raising hogs
Jos TT. DarfOw. Warwick. &. H.. Va. says
t itt best remedy ! ever saw for chicken
.'Cfi, as dozens of myncighhors will testify.
D. b. Campbell, MauagOhick. King william
county. VA ! had a valuable dog with
Patches which J had give up 10 die. few
oi the Tonic made complete cure.
ffNo. D and % cents per bottle. For sale
l} t' druggists. sample bottle by mail for
fiahmond Va
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VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF

NlRGINIA-IN THE CLERK 5 OF
FICE or THE cHANCEkl COURT OF
THE CITY uF RICHMOND TIE 27TH DAY
OF MAY. issy.--IN VACATION:
John Dunlop. executor Of Josephine l.. STAN
ard deceased
against
Wiliam Is. Taliaferro, Sally l.. Ialaferro
his wife, Mary L. Huiter, James Lyons.
John n. Lyons, William II. Lyons, Mary
VI. Lyons. Josephine :. Lyons. Lizzla
Lyons. Adeline Lyons, and Lucv. some-
times called Luiie Lyons Robert T.. Scott,
farewell Elicit aud Josephine :. tllett his
wife, William Spiiman and Hcninghan
Splman his wife, Camilla scott. ImOgen
scott and Robert tanard.........Defendants
IN cHASCERY.
The object OF this suit Is 10 obtain co1-
structlOn of-the last will and testament of
the late Josephine l.. Stanard by this court.
and the direction and protection Of the court
for the executor, John Dunlop. Esq. IN the
execution OF his trust, and for these purposes
10 convene all those who may be entitled 10
share in the estate of the said decedent.
And afiiisyit having been made and died
that Robert Sfanard - "a nOn-feSident OF tho
state OF Virginia. IL II ordered that he ap-
pear here within fifteen days after due pub
lication Of this order. and do what may la
necessary to protect his interests herein.
a Copy icste:
CHARLES W. GODDlN. Clerk.
JONI DUsLoP. y. u. my29wiw
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