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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-24
OYER THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS REPORT FROM our
SOUTH-SlDe NeIGHBOR.

John jones Molten for New Trinf-Mau
damns Awarded In the Case or Gurus
Jones--c"urt Proceedings and other
Manchester Matters.
Judge u. =. Hancock. Of the Chesterfield
Cir'.''"I Court. has been hearing argument
on the motion Tor new trial in the case Of
john Jones. who was convicted Of killing
Alexander Cotton and given four years in
the state peniieDtiary. The killing took
place in >wansl'OrO.
Ex-Jndge james VI. Gregory. counsel for
the prisoner. opened the argument Friday.
and spoke nearly all day. lie was followed
10y MIR. Philip V. Cogbill for tho Common
wealth, who was speaking when tbs court
adjourned. He resumed his argument yes
terday morning. aud Wa followed by Hon.
6corge y. Wise for the prisoner. The
Judge raseryed his decision.
MiNDAMUs AWARDED.
some time ago Mr.. George W. Holt. q jus
lice of the peace for VI iDcapster. awarded a
Judgment against GYMS Jones. colore.,
man. The hearing 81 the case before the
magistrate was set for a certain day. hut
vas continued ~ ten days and judgment
given rs above.
JONES wisaid the ease certified 10 the
Jiu-ting- Court on appeal. but the magis-
rate refused on the ground that the time
ilOtted FIR such action Ind elapsed. Jones
hrough his counsel. Ex-Judge G.. Z.
| iiugne~. peiltioucd Judge Ingram. Of tin
! Hastings Court, for m'fUdomus 20 COM
! 9al the magistrate 10 certify the ease 10 ths
ligher court.
Yesterday Judge inTam rendered hi
| iecisiOn awarding the uiuudUMus. and the
Justice consented 90 certify without waiting
| .r the writ to be served on him.
The case viii be tried before Jury AZ
-ome future day.
MAYORS COURT.
Justice james NJ. pofdue heldihe MAYORS
curt Yesterday. He gave two tramps two
IOur, IN which b. get out Of town. Th,
| nung white man from Richmond. who. i'm q
drunken spree. rode up ana down Hui
| lreet last Thursday in the .ain. rendering
| himself generally disagyteabie, was beior
| he Justice, H. explained that the reason
] ie DID NOT appear Friday was simply thai
! lo WIS 80 drunk he did not know ho mad
..yen bail bond. H. was !iLed 81.
OTg.I MATTERS.
Mr.. Richard Bruce. Of Chesterfield camo
/ near being drowned several days ago b,
/ lding into a creek through "A new bridg
! ,hich hld not nlank- on 10.
/ Mr.. W. -. LithgOw Yesterday rendered r.
| fudge Ingram. OF the Hastings Court. hi
| 7signation s high constable for the city OF
Manchester, % take effect when his succes-
Nr j. appointed. The Judge viii make a.,
! prominent next Tuesday morning.
! AMONG The names mentioned for the posi-
/ ION arr MIR. William Petit and Mr. George
| N. Brooks.
The second german Friday night was given
/ 81 tine Manchester germ m ciub. The next
| rrman VIII be- given about Christmas.
/ The people of Chesterfield are greatly eX-
iiod over the fence and no fence question.
md will attend in full force tho meeting Of
| he board OF supervisors tomorrow,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-24

Commencing Monday. November 18th, n
new daily train To- be known - the Rich
mond and Norfolk Through Express" will
be placed on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Norfolk and Western Railroads, run
ming through solid without transfer Of pas
sengers. baggage. mail or express between
Richmond and Norfolk. leaving Richmond
al $40 4. NJ. arriving at Norfolk 1880
noon. and returning leave Norfolk at p.
NJ. arriving in Richmond at 800 L. NJ.
The afternoon train known as the Fast
Mall leaving Richmond at 2:js =. NJ.
making close connection at Petersburg. will
arrive NJ Norfolk az G:tJ +. NJ. and return,
ing will leave Norfolk AZ s;2j 4. NJ. and ar
rive at Richmond at II 80 4. VI. All inior-
nation as 10 rates. schedule in detail. &c,
will be furnished upon application 10 X. W.
Courtney, passenger agent, oOl Main street.
adv
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IIecfton ofOmcers.

At a stated meeting Of Anchor Lodge, No
:. order Of Golden Chain, held last Frida,
nieht. the following officers were elected t.
serve the ensuing twelve months:
W. II. Blrraii, commander; II. c. Robin.
son. yice-commander; X. +. Berry, assistant
commander; {, ii. Rlgland, prelate; AL.
bert Witte. secretary; w. {. Graham,
treasurer; james X. shepherd, collector;
A. 4. Cox, guide; John Roach, guardian /:
G. Z. A, steckor. sentry. These officers
will be installed on Friday night. December
18Th, by supreme Deputy Charles \. Barga.
min.
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THE RICHMOND POSTMASTER
SHIP.
what the Knowing Ones say About the
Situation.

situation.
The situation about the Richmond post.
office seems 10 bc a very perpiexinp one 10
the administration. MalIune claimed IL
tiuder the deal with the administration.
A conversation Yesterday with one If the
leaders OF one of the Republican factions ol
the city revealed the following sentiments
Waddll claimed it ne Congressional
perquisite, and the Hon. john :. Wise
claimed the postoflice as the only favor that
he would ask Of President Harrison,
The lines were sharply drawn and each
side presen,eu ~ candidaie. Malone and
Waddill presented MIR, Blair Morris. The
Hght has been raging FIR months. and~>ch
side WAS confident. To-day Morris would
seem on top. the next day Grubl'S.
When i: vas apparent that Malone had
the patronage, and no appointment had
been made. il WAS currently reported that
lr. Wise Withdrew his name from all pa
pers In the P0-toiiice Department in Wasil-
NIXON. ali, W.. '--ss..;;,.,5, Received a ssug
berth in the internal revenue Office 81 Colo
mel Brady. ana Ihereuppn announced his
allegiance 70 Malone aud voted for Ia, In al
he last election.
Mr.. Blair Morris held the field. but no az
pointmeni came. The Mah0neites feared
Judge" Waddili. who were the ayOwed
himpions Of MIR. Morris. wa- NOT sufficient
.O secure his appointment The Wise peO-
DE simply grinned and said nothing.
\ few DAYS ago judge Wlidii openl,
proclaimed that ho would have the n,,,.;,,.oini.
neDt by the 10TH Of this month. Important
csal business carried him 81 Kentucky anO
ielated he appearance at The department.
III day before yesterday. Judge Waddill an1
several Of the most prOmi elt Ofthe follower.
G the Petersburg "Rl.-r appeared al
Washington on Friday morning. They
-h0rtly visited the Post Office Department
gith a band OF "cOons" aud urged in Gle.
uent % terms the claims Of MIR. Morris
the pious Wanamiker and sagaclOu.
iarksoH heard their tale 81 woe and SHOOK
heir heads.
\ .confab" was then had. and II was de-
rided to send for Mr.. Gruhb-. and pcrhiu.
he could lind the invisible and mystic pi~
age 10 Wanamaker's heart. Nj. Grulb-
/ eft on the Friday evenings train and speni
| Friday night in Washington. The cOncidy,
f the MahOneites "conftbbed.- and, in tn
language Of the poet
+, " and >hort w.rc the prayer hey said
! AID lilt,Ilf thought on The morrow"
some Of the c0losed bletnron VINO wor,
present, and have returned 10 Richmond
10 not speak in the terms of culOgisti,
praise Of President Harrison.
The "k4ckers" ANA MahOneites are MAX.
NJ hlrd fight, and il an appointment D.
made that is repugnanf To the power, the
! will iight the confirmation and make it ho'
/ Tor the administration,
On the other hand. the Malone men ar
ID the ground and are "siirring then
] ,tumps." They don't mean 70 get left with
! ,ut "A hard fight. Harrison and Wanamakei
IRE in hot water over the situation. ano
really don't know what 90 u0.
The issue of the conflict and some inter
e-tng developments may be expected Dc
/ fore elimination is reached,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-24
SOCIETY or eRlENOs.


Two sermons To- b. preached To-day.
This morning. Mr.. John +. Hanson. o.
Iowa, minister in tine Society of Friends
will attend services at the Friends Meet
ing House. on Clay street. above First. and
will preach. The hour OF service is
o'clock.
Tonight. az 5 o'clock. in the same Meet
ing House. Mr.. Hanson will deliver am ad
dress on Peace" subject with which b,
is very familiar and one which has com,
% be- of the first importance as the best way
u settling disputes among nations.
In the aiicrtoun. ~ i.}1. he will speak IL
the Friends Mission Chapel on Twenty
fifth street. 10 each Of these services IA
public are invited.
Mr.. Hanson is a Norwegian by birth. bui
has been in this country long time, aut
speaks English well aud lluenty.
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Some time ago charges We're preferred be
fore the Blr Association against Mr.. William
II. BeNer dye and Giles Il. jackson, the Negro
lawyer from llenrco county. OF performing
certain acts which were not becoming III
any LAWYER.
The Bar Association referred the matter
% a committee. consisting Of Judge George
l.. Christian, Thomas Nelson Page, u. {.
Richardson. Ohio G.. kean, lIill Garter. aud
Conway X. Sands. The committee held a
tnai meeting fast night. They will report
- the Bur Association that after "A careful
investigation ihey found that the charges
were not made out, and could not be SUI.
lllnel.
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Compliment to Nc. James l.. Taylor.

The Washington Press Of Yesterday state.
that the board of presidents of the New
Enghnd railroads has agreed 10 submit the
differences between the fitchburg road and
She other members Of the association 10 ar
h.frdiion The Fitchburg road has named
Mr.. Charlton. of the Chicago and Alton
old as lis arbitrator, aud the board Of
presidents has, through Chairman Bliss. Oi
the Boston and Albany road. named Mr..
james l.. laylor, Of the Richmond aud Dan
Vile system. as the arbitrator for them.
These two gentlemen are authorized
20 name third arbitrator if found nee
essafy, the decision OF any two TO .bc
hnll.
The Press says. in view Of the mdeni-
tude Of the interests involved and the COM
initial OF them 10 this settlement by arbIifa-
ton. the selection Of Mr.. TAYLOR j. higi
compliment 10 his reputation and ability as
a railway official. and implies confidence
in bis judgment OF which he should dcsery-
eddy feel proud"
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Ambulance CalIs.

The city ambulance was called Yesterday
at 2:lO O'Clock 10 the Brosd-street engine
house To white man VINO had been taken
suddenly i'll. After receiving medical at.
tention by Dr. DAYS. who was in charge oi
tle ambulance. the sick man was taken 10
mis- home o.. Seventh street.
Al 81 O'Clock in the morning the ambu-
LARGE was called 10 the Richmond LOcomo-
tive Works 10 a white man who had one of
his fingers mashed. Tue surgeon in charge
irrs~oi his wound and turned him over TO
friopJc
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firrnif (nurf.

After spending the best part Of three DAYS
in this court hearing the suit Of [. W. Me.
Canoe. Jr. x Co. against II. +. Brlning.
for $1,000 for damages sustained by The
loss Of the barge Night, ladened with l7s
tons Of coal, the jury ended it ut O'Clock
last night, by bringing in verdict in favor
Of the plaintiffs Tor 500. All day long YES
tefday the case was argued by Mr.. Mere
dith and Mr.. Allan. The jury were out
only hail an hour.
Sally :. Bland. administrator Of Theo-
dore u. Bland, deceased. against the Rich
mond aud Dlnville railroad. Verdict and
judgment for the plaintiff for $1,000.
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THE MILITARY BOARD.
Annual Appropriation 10 the Virginia
Voionteers-Other Matters 60 be Con-

Annual Appropriation 10 iht Virgin.
Voionteers-Other Matters 60 be Con-
sidered.
The Military Board composed Of Cover
nor Lee. Adiutdnt-Gencral Mcdonald
senior officer of volunteers. Charles j. An
dcrsOn, Secretary Of the Commonwealth. II
". Fl0urn0y. and lnSpector-Gencral DO
Lane stern. met 40 the Governors 0iL 'e 90
the Executive Mansion yesterday at l.
O'Clock.
An the member, OF the board were pre-.
ent except the Governor and the Secretary
Of the Commonwealth. The former havin-
been called away to accompany his mother
% Fredericksburg.
The main o'lect that called the board TO-
gether was the consideration Of the annual
appropriations by them TO the Virginia No.-
untcOrs.
Various other minor interests also de-
mands the attention Of the board. In con-
sequence OF the Governors absence the
board adjourned TO meet tomorrow at l.
o'clock.
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The following are the uudeliycrcd mes
saves st The Western Union Telegraph
Tompany up 10 and including the week end
iDg last night:
fhOs. liosler Gentry Bros. 4 Co., Mr.
Garnrtt win Holmes. {. 10. thcsauit, NJ.
and Mr.. Lewis ID. Minnigerode, secretary
Of the JOCKEY Club. Mrs. JRO. VI. Nescoti,
j. q. Wilson, L. A. Shea, silvia Morton, /.
- Ianaa
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by virtue az decree oi the luif,d sstafe.
circuit Court Tor The = stern District - Nir.
einti tn tie cHsr Il flUafu A t'OlsDrr Al.
,. II. ~ lklry mt nl ,eufer'd on The Dtn
day % November. l~-S aun. sl,O by Eirirs n
q a. eel 81 tri.> executed o. tUr Ulr.t - "a. a
/ boy laid l.. II rh lhl y. ! shal. expose forsals
I ~ pun lc HncilOu o. The a - ANn q tuf sIofs
men 10 Ell HAT valuable tnl oompiet. IAN
merry properly i0cated DOB Tie ci.s 90 Man
Oh 10 W, T. = fh,rwifh q the innchhfry.
utensils. &C.. u,u lly OlnI D. nr,t-clis.
tamil ( stab i>hucut
T. lot fr.It- n3 zee on Hfinbrfdge street
ny ~ .ett deer. Tue building T. suu ~
lev W. stofic-i lnd bufii 0i thr bot hoart
3, niD,r "a l,et " dc by loo lett deep. sd
~us vO4s 4urted "a ihr most CAL pr..y,.l Yls
u contains 30 ats . lme AMI Z soak slr.
l engine and loll f--5-hoisc Uow.f. / ~n-ia
wnecI, curtis- hniNfs aha tyerythiIg nss-r-
r.ily Tot a first Ciars ttuIcry 10 comm nee
DlsilIesr at Dice. liis IL cOu.. ted ono Cd
4o most co4np cie ,s.abi >hmclfs fn tho
"a %. mt ptO eiiy II am tuDiy .Ocitca
20 ne usintr>, Del gpu % Richmond ana
Dtnvilic llallI' aO, a., 90 the business csllre
Of ihe city Oi Richmond, ysly rear
The free brasc 400 Mayor. irllz~.
n iaet. ght 40 a. ccnire Of th~ bu.
meas poitiVnO i bD'h cities. II IL rls0 *
mp . C4s' ca. iaAes Uhtii i1ir2. For further
PAIN ulius apply tO the under-ieutd 90 be-
"a iluneffs. wNO VIII take pleasure Ia i.f-
ul-Atng IN nt.ue
TELN5 OF sALt. One-fourth cash. b.lase<is
equal nsinlmeLfs upon - tfelit "a ~.
~ I've, eighteen an twDnfy-iOur il.ntIs.
p-r,Lastr go cxtsUtc NOTES viii .Bte sst
.adu,d tor the deferred psymsnts sd tito
a, {. lnHu Until toe luIl amount ~ tufsn. -
money b been "a and 10 ssHvoy ancc Or
ierrd b. the soufi, Tie purchaser 10 - -
lu.r"'i .o Keep the prop rs Insured f.Tasuf-
ntis ID hlD' UT 10 cover credit sklstipg %
any Time lor the ncle "a lie inuI - ss
" TALLY
noi2-ids Special ccm'r. and NUS -
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Capitol Notes.

Governor Lee left the city yesterday even.
Ing at O'clock with his aged mother for
Fredericksburg, 10 visit his brother, Dan Lee,
who lives near that place He was expects
ed 70 return last night at 9:i5 O'Clock.
W. W. Jones, treasurer Of New Kent
county, and Thomas Is. Dunn, commits
soncr Of the revenue OF Hanover county,
were at the capitol yesterday.
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THE PROPOSED aeFoRmArosy.
Its Advocates Asked to Take . step
Further.

Editor Of the Times;
have receive< with interest the many
cards IN yor,r and other city papers, advi-
sing re establishment Of n work-house and
feforiuatory. all saying the same thing, !. e..
n %ork-house and reformatory Is wanted.
There Il not member Of the Council who
Goes not concur in this conclusion.
Now rs the ACCESSIBILITY Is conceded. hit
the earnest advocates move step forther,
and submit practical plans for the estat-
lishment and maintenance of such an in
stitution. suggesting location, &c. The
members Of the Council will not charge any
one with intrusion in rendering any possible
aid In this important matter.
MkNsER FROM JEFFERSON WARD.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-24

1T is again on the market. We mean
"Brown's Bronchial Balsam," perhaps the
most popular cough mixture ever sold in
Richmond. Ask your druggist for IL; II he
cannot furnish IL. come. send, write, or
phone 10 G. W. LArfINER, Druggist,
$40 west Marshall street, corner Gilmore.
Phone 67.-adg.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-24

On Tuesday evening next the ladies OF
the West Mains street Baptist Church will
open their grand bazaar in the Arm0ry
Hall for the benefit of the church. There
will be- a welcome address and fine music,
md an opportunity viii be afforded all the
charitaby disposed. not only - have a
pleasant time. but also 10 contribute OF their
mean, % a most landlhIe object.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-24

ThA afternoon. nj I O'Clock, Past Chiet
Tempar Miller. one Of the grand lecturers
OF ibe Geod 4 mplars, viii speak at tue sos-
diers' Home Memorial Chapel. HIS subject
will be Temperance. The Orphan BOYS,
Choir and Glee Club will BE- present and
- sder The music.
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Yesterday about l2o'clock Colonel JOSEPH
/. CaTirgton. proprietor of The EXchan-
md Ballard hotels. was taken suddenl.
,ery,ill. and his friend, are very apprrhch
-iye about him. Colonel Darlington h.I
been in bad health for q long time.
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Storage and Hauling

Light merchandise and furniture stored
nc mod rate prices; also moving and haul
ing with care. 10y competent men. h0u-e.
hold articles. Parties desiring TO move W Il
do we'll 10 call on me. JAMES SWEENEY,
No IL, Is, /, south Tenth street.-ady
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Between Richmond. lynchburg, and tn,
Great ~outhue-tH

Trains leave Byrd-street station daily al
$40 \. NJ. arrive at Petersburg AT l0:ls
arrive at Lynchburg at =. NJ; Roanoke
j:2D T. NJ; Bristol. ll.20 J.. VI. Leay,
Richmond lO.3O Z. NJ. arrive AT Petersburg
at / 20. Leave Petersburg 1890 A. VI.
arrive at Lynchburg "a \. NJ; Roanoke
$40 4. NJ; Bristol. l2:l5 noon.
The quickest schedule ever made between
Richmond and Southwest Virginia For al
Information apply 10 X. W. Courtney, Pa
senger Agent, Richmond. Va. adv
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CO-PARrNEKsHIP.

~~~~~s>'-~-e~
i'IcuMQ Nd, VA. November -. isss-
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
FORE txs,ine between +. x. ufLFs and
W, W. sPaArLEY is shis day dlssoved. " &.
". sPhArLEY ra,h.as from the nrm.
T. wYLEs & 90.
ME-. ". W. sPRArLkY will remain with tho
oru an will DO pleased 70 serve his fsends
IA Ler0toforc. Rs2S-ot
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4 RUSIEE'S SALE.
GkOI ERlkS, LIQUOR~, Gro. NEkr,
GLASSWARE. A.. sc,
AL AUCTION.


W iOfSpAi' NVNt,. DGR 2Gfn
az Il 30 O'Clock vii. sell ar public auction.
ht The store undo. the Olsr. House. ne
,eeDth ana hes streetS, Asachesi.f. N3..
ihs iothlei h'eSF Of goods Of Janus Il. oiles
q Lto 'vHsi- ans .. tine usual inc 81 n tax
Sryeefies. liquor. toOacco. and cigars. -
seth"i With Tot "a val w-ware, lampr, sass-
wan, elcck ~. showcases. sc SO: also Olu
hhlls Combination I'D. but nitle u.sd.
ALLAN q. CoLliN-.
no2i-jt trustee
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nENnIcO cOrNrY Cnrnr.

J. II. Brown and W. Freeman Dance Z
Seryctus B.sph IN. 40 feet on west side >yc
imore near Main S7sj; Marshall r. Burt0l
20 John Pope, T. j-l2 acres ON Brook turn
pike. about one and one-fourih miles mort
Of Richmond. improved. - 49,; 4. r. Gll
- Lemuel j. and Annie l.. Pierce. - ,et 90
north side Marshall extended near Thrt,
ilth $2l1.Jl: +. Neurtth % Matthew Gil
mour. giis acres in Fairfield district. on
north side Williamsburg rot d. i've mile
sdst Of Richmond improved. Si,j1J.
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4 PERFECT LIGHT.
Do You Suffer With Piles I?

II 80. &c ut once and get a bottle q CAR
TIERS PILE REMEDY. now for sale by all
nrst-class druggists, and II It co,s not cure
you 4 Ter CIV Ing Il fair u lai. Just etutn he
bes 10 10 whom YOU buy II o., aud your
money n b. refunded you. This is ala ex-
ternai medy. and here IL no pin or DIR
ser In usIng IL. Full directions on each bot
tie. Now II you druggist don't keep it. We
viii send y)u sampi, bottle by mail on re
seipt Of Price si.oo. Ssnu fsetuied by
ROBERT CARTER & co.
Iqsk Box All Richmond. We.
uo20iwD&W
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AUCTION Sales.--future bays.
BY Augustine Royal q CO.,
Real STAT Atc iOneeIS ana Insurance
Agents, Office, 80. 80 Tenth street.
Leader rui ng, Man.
chest L. vi.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF s57
~ A RS ~ ytKY YAIrABIk LAND
IN CHESTERFIELD 60. My. oNLf one
ND \ II ~ ~ ,'Y,iLt> X" POW AiAN
WkDNt SDAY. NOVEMBER p, 1889, at ?
O'c.Ock NJ. on the yIeH4ise-.
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nK. CADELL's VIII.

The will Of the late Dr.. Robert &. Cabel
Uas also admitted 10 probate IN TINS court
Dr. Cabell bsquedthes his property To hf
children: j. Iaskie Cabeli. Dr. X. T.
q abel. Jr.. DR.. Arthur Cabeil. II. Land"i
..bell. Mrs. Lizzie 4. Richie, OF Baltimore
Mrs. Belle Lotucr, wife OF jOhn u. Lottiet
nd AIRS. Constance Wright, VIE oil boy MI
Wright. Ol Augusta. Ga. The estate j.
equally divided among them.
Dr. Robar1 &. Cabeil. Jr.. and II. landot
CabcllQualilcd as executors.
The estate is valued at $4,000
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in this. hc "fecd them to price far below their value
We secured them saving ourselves of several hundred
We propose to divide up this with ths who purchase
the garments sngy and shall place upon tables TOMORROW
MORNING line of ONEBCOATS ranging in price from - m $40
There among them Keseys DJgonas Beavers and Cncs
and also line tor extra stout The saving you these
Overcos will not be less than So and may be S. It's the snap of
the Don't miss il.
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The following deeds Of bargain and sal,
were recorded Yesterday:
~ cry ctt.<cvpx got-p-r


Kathleen Crenshaw 10 Ann W. Elizabeth
Med. Mary 6. and Abigail Cren-haw. on.
undivided fifth part Of 6Jil feet on Main
southeast corner Adams; enc uudiNdCl
dfth part OF an undivided hlif Of So feet
on Cary. southeast corner >hockOe Slip: %.
undivided linh OF ~ feet on west side Va
sinia; also one undivided tiith Of 2i37f fee
on west side Twelfth. north CLAY. s.; GrorgD
*. Lee to Leila {. Lewis. wife of Richmonn
Lewis. 10 feet ON east side Pine, near CIry
improved. S2.llO; John Lewis admini-tra
tor 10 j. l.. RUPERT, - feet ON north sid
Main. near twenty -nith, 500.
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COMMISSIONER S AND TRUSTEES
A.

VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE ~ TIE Guy
or MANCHt~ fEt. "a.
KNOWN A. TIE cHALkLEY IANNknl
slTUA1LD ONB aINBRiIGEsriFtr
NEAR 1HE RADON
MONDAY fHk2. fH nAf0f Nov sNnER. 1850
Al i2O'CLOCK ~ on HE oKEAnSfA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-24

Is. ". Nunna'ly, who sue, g., pl'intifs
aiast John /. ami son nnd oihefs, dc'
endant~, AMI i,Otcrt \ Bfarcl. guardian
&c . y aint.n. against Jhn L. sanpsop a. d
other, dee q ints.
In the clerks ofiice OF the Hastings Court o
The ely Oi Manchester:
/, IL. T.. "a ID. clerk q s1id court. certify
that The bond required OF The special eon
mission by rec n sad cfuses 81 he
23l day of OctOb, r. 1879. has been du ,
gwen.
tiiven under my hand this 18th day Il No
vemnef. lS.D. III. 4. DUNAl, Clerk.
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