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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

There was q long docket In the Police
Court yesterday but ali the cases were
of small consequence.
Edward Watkins lcOloredI. charged
with stealing pmr of buggy rens
from some person unknown. was sent
fO laI iu default of security for siN
months.
General Grant is the name of "a little
negro b0y tho was roaming around the
ueighborhold of the Second police
station. unable To- say be had place
where be could rest his head. ~ t. poo
lice took charge of HIM. and yesterday
morning bee was charged in the Police
Count with beng yagrant. He Was
ordered 10 De sent ID the almshou.e.
After court friend of the boy appear
cd. Tine Police Justice told him 10 take
the boy home aud NOT let him be- vac
grant again.
j. W Charity lc0lorcdl was charged
with beng drunk and using indecent
language ON The s.lcct He was fined
~ and costs.
IL bert l.. Brown lcoloredl was fined
80 30 aud costs for creating q disturb
ance in sam C.arksOn S Jar-room
Michael Hughes sailor ON the
schooner Warner Moore got drunk and
wanted to gct away with the captain.
Captain Frank CrOcket did lot want
amy difficulty ami bad the drunken
SAILOR arrested. IN count Yesterday
Caraiu Crockett sand that Hughe, WAS
hrst.cla-s man. and whisky alone was
the cause of the trouble. lie had hum
arrested merely TO avoid any trouble
The Cour, fined Hughes - and costs.
which Captain Ciocket paid. telling
Hughes that be would not deduct 10
from hie wages.
Mary Washington ,coloredl was fined
80 80 Ton being di>orderly iu the street.
OlNa TAYLOR. Mamie b. Smith and
luue Arm.tead. three co.OIed liIls,
were charged with stealing $50 from
jaime, LIhitcot lcOioTcd). LIshtiOlt
dropn,d tine money near the corner 90
Governor ana tmak.in streets. The
gll- Passing along about thc time -aw
inc money. picked DO up, and put ID ln
their pockets. Il consisted of four five
dollar bills. The court discharged lle
three g.ns and gave Cine money baca 90
It's owner.
james Stephenson was fined $40 ANA
co .ts for a,sault'ug ard beating ftnt0n
Hodges.
William ODwyer charged with be-
irg drunk and GIsoIdeily ANA violently
resisting the police ln tine discharge Oi
their duty. was sent on o. tie gland
iuiy on ,hc latter charge aud fined 10
aud costs on the former.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded Yesterday IN lhe
Chaucery Court
G.. T.. Whitlock ard others TO Octavn
A Whitlock. 30 Q - feet on north si1e
Broad. between Twenty-ihird aud
Twenty fourth. improved, 3iOS.l2. y.
Bernard. ST.. TO John i. kfsngel. e3l
feet on west side Pine. near High. lm-
proved. Sl.OsO, S. Bernard. ST., 90
George Storck. -3i feet ON wet side
Pine. near Holly. improved. $1,000. 7
Wiley Davis o. Mrs. Is. A. Dodson- ait
feet ON west side Twenty near
NJ. improved. $1,000; G.. y. Shumau TO
Al. Wood. oncihild interest iu so
feet ON .asi side Nineteenth. corner
Grace. improved. Sl 600, II. W. Tyler 5
executor, 10 ". j. Ryan, 90 feet ON
north side Lewis, near Williamsburg
avenue, Slsl So
The following were recorded IN Hen
rico
Susan Snopperson To William i. Ford,
all her right. title and interest in c'r-
tain real estat, ma Heuiic0 county. 1906,
Jo Lane Stern. special commissioner. TO
Sarah T.. Blauion. a OLE feet on rofth-
west corner OF Boulevard and Park
avenue. eie3.Os. Martha Ann Wright
10 Henry l.. Latina, GJ feet on south
side Cedar. being pant az Tot 80. -, plan
of Bowling Green, $500.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

Judge Wexford yesterday granted
charter 20 the People 5 Building, Loan
ana Trust Company.
Tin purposes Of the company is to
putchase. hold afd dispose OF prop
elty. real and personal. 20 loan or adj
vance money 60 build or make i'm
movements upon real estate. aud also
Tor other purposes. and 20 have the
same secured by lien upon real es-
tafe. personal property or otherwise,
90 borrow money aud secure the re-
payment thereof by liens upon real es-
tate on Otherw lse: 90 issue guaranteed
ts ok: 90 accept drafts and guarantee
payment thereof. 10 guarantee the pay
mpnt If bonds notes and other COM
mercial paper for commission. 90 zee
caiya deposits and savings: to receive
money IN deposit and pay interest. and
conduct loan and trust business gem
orally.
The capital stock is to be not less than
$4,000 nor more than $500 600. divided
TO- shares of 500 each, TO be paid in
in-. almenfs. The real estate to be- held
/. u0, To exceed at one time 5000 coo %
value.
80 member Of the company shall
borrow. directly or Indirectly. from
th. company SO long as he holds the
office of director aud exercises the
functions and duties thereof. The prln-
ciYal Office Is TO be- I'M Richmond.
The officers for the first year are d.
President. j. Blythe Moore: Cashier.
Edward G.. Tinsley. Attorney, Allen g..
g. lius: Trustees. J.. Uilman. d. L..
Ianaferro. George G.. Jefferson. Direc-
tors. j. Blythe Moore, John VI. Taylor,
J -eph lieppert- Charles i. TAYLOR.
Byron Waler-tein Frederick W. Scott.
Charles n. Cosby, AL residents of fich
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
MAJOR DOOLEY GIVES IT TIP.
Tho ira Of the Iaik About CLARKE
spring Property.

Some time ago Major James II. D0oiey
submitted proposition 10 the CITY
Council 90 exchange piece of proper
Nv adjoining the New Reservoir and
belonging to Pollard S estate. with the
city o. Richmond for the Clarke Spring
property Major Dooley had am option
OBJ the Pollard property. and his idea
was To -tImghten the reservoir grounds
90 a. TO bring the park opposite his
property. upon which he proposed To-
build as soon "a, negotiations with the
city were closed.
&. soon as the question was sprung.
another que tiou was brulted. and tnat
wa. ihe removal of the remains of
those vino died in the small poX hos
ptal and were buried ON the farm.
Tine Committee on Health aud lie
BYaid Of Health lnaugurated active 0p-
position to the tXhunug OF the re-
mains OBJ the smallpox dead. Outside
of this. there was n0 objection 90 Tire
exchange. hut the committee and tle
Board of Health stood aghast at ihe
idca of taking mp the dead. Notwith-
standing this the resolution PASSED ihc
Board OF Aldermen amt came o. thc
Council for concurrence. Here lt was
referred 10 "a joint committee. com
posed of the Committee ON Finance and
The Committee on Health. Nearly a
hundred doctors were Invited 40 be-
present AMID give the joint committee
ihe benefit O. their views ON lhc Ques-
ton Di oXhumlns the remains "a the
smallpox dead. "DoctOis sill differ.
ANA this was clearly shown in the festi-
mony taken before the committee.
Various ards Of health in different
PARTS of the country also wrote giving
their opinions.
The committee decided t0 recommend
tho exchange. only Mr.. J.. T. ChH-t1n,
chairman Of the Committee ON Health.
voting n tne negative.
When the matter came mp in The
Common Council last Monday night
thc resolution authorizing the exchange
twas amended in several cases and Che
whole thing discussed with warmth
and al great length. until finally. ON
motion Of Mr. Mann. the question Was
land on the table indefinitely.
Major Doolcy Went mp TO ihe Council
Chamber Yesterday morning and got
Clerk Ben. r. August 20 read hIm tue
records Of the Council proceedings. lie
then expressed himself a. being done
with the matter. and 10 all may now be-
declared of. VI .jor Doolcy action
VIII put au end To- "a very kuottV ques-
u0u-0ne which has gwen great deal
of time and trouble to Councilmen ami
provoked great deal Of public criu-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

The sher.r If Wire county bfou. b.
VIC. M0-es. superintendent of che penn
ifnldry. recruit yesterday ln tur
shape If white man named Jesse
iamll'ou. sentenced for a term OBJ two
year, in the peniientiAiy for house
breaking. This fact Was recorded al
iue Capitol.
SIR. Ii. X Horne. treasurer Cf Han
over county: ". III. Daniel. commits
sioner Il revenue from Wise county.
and sir. W A. Blanklng-hip. Superu-
leudent of Public Instruction FOL
Chesterfield, were at the Capitol yes
,eicay.
sir. Neutrality-suspicious. looking after
fhe pension claims Of two Chesterfield
ladies. Colonel Morton Maryc. State
Auditor, had mailed the ladies check,
Tor The amounts duethem, bu, for some
reason they failed 90 receive them.
Colonel MaTye. while ever 80 willing TO
accommodate the ladies. canuOt. under
the law. issue duplicate checks. and the
ladies' viii have t0awaii the assembling
of the Legislature and the passage of %
bill for their relief before they can get
their money.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
nANNlLLE pOTs.
charged aifh Rain Storm
Dan,iiic railroad.

DANluLc. VA. July g. Bette
Weatherf.li. young white woman,
whose home was near R.ngg0ld. in this
county. bias been arrested and jailed ON
% charge Of iniauticide. in that she
threw an Legitimate child in well.
The heaviest rain storms known Do
Patrick county for fifty years caused
great devastation 60 crops. lands. mills.
and other property during this week.
The Dauville anl New River trains
have not been able 20 reach Stuart for
two days past on account of bad wash
ont $50 miles east Of that town. which
viii not be repaired before Monday.
The committee appointed Co open
00ks of subscription 10 the proposed
Dauyille and East Tennessee Railroad
have reported % the director that $780,
600 in took has been taken by private
inscriptions. per cent of VIII ch has
b en paid in. Work Will commence on
Ga s. line at an tarly date. The line is
o. be- the western extension OF the
Atlantic and D4nyille Railroad. Dam
vile wil subscribe ia corporate
clIacity SlJO.OOO.
shipments If manufactured tobacco
from This market for the week amounted
l6O 900 pounds
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
THE PRESIDENTS DAY.
lie - well and at Newport ami nas
Holiday Room.

NEWPORT r. l.. Jply 5.-Ihe United
et.,.s steamer Dfsnaica. with pst-i-
dent Harrison and paftv. arrived here
~ 9.9o p NJ
p,e.ilert Harrison arose SOON after D.
O'Clock and filled in tie time before
bre,lfs.f bv piarrrra tree DID tine gaze
dem before fhe Bowen residence. which
he presented % Mr Bowen. S.crsur.
Tracy. Governor Buckley. Justice lili
l.r senator HavIrv. Congressman
Reed. and o,her guests assisted 100 OBJ.
p'antino. After breakfast fhe ife-i-
dent was driven o. puIuam. where 3D.
special nain. consisting oi % par.0r
car haprarr car and engine. was nIl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

THE BOATRACENESTlRDAY AT WAR
WICK PARK.
The Eives CIrb Against ihc Virginia
sIub-Ihc University B0ys wake s
s.ood Record. Eui tHc Richmond
BOJs Iet There Al tho Sarnc,
and IA Very Quick lime

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
he President Ia Route fof washing

NGw YORK. July 6.-The steamship
Despatch. " Inch left Newport last night
with President Harrison and party on
.pard. arrived 10 tine North river al
$40 +. N. Co day. A few minutes aft r.
wards DE party, which consisted Of
J. r,ident Harrison. Secretary Tracy.
Clarence ". Bowen. Lieutenant Mason,
Cuited States Navy. Senator jos Haw
ley. CObgre--mau Thomas b Reed aud
~. L. ID. Stokes were taken OF the
Despatch by the tug Seth Hawley, and
lauied at the Penu,y lvania railnOad
pier al jersey City. The President. who
looked remarkably well. expressed
himself as being greatly pleased with
bis trip. After q few minutes CONVEX
saiion on the platform. the President,
escorted By Mr. Bowen. entered the
car. Newport. and al $40
the train lell for Washington
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
me Ha,iIo- Cround sciilcd Don

BosToN. Mass. Julv o "A Nen ore
leans special 10 tine G'0be says. There
has teen consultation after con-u.m.
ton. and 10 va. not unfl to-day CHAT
both parties knew exactly where tHe
Sullivan Kilfain fight would taae
place.
A paper was signed by Stephenson
and Johnson. waving the tenn days
notice clause DO the articles 90 auee-
ment. aud an entirely neW spltse. ctei.
The location Of the battle ground Dis
known % the -roudeut. blt the
details are necessarily held iu c9ah
lenoe.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

NEW YORK. July 6.-Ihe Tribune
says that the fiscal year il over. and
the reduction H. circulation Out7taud-
ing ~ consequence OF gold exports.
hOugh not 70 large as has beea by
some appIehended. D, yet considerable.
Ia eleven months the exports
had been $50 sG4,6Jl gold and
tl7.JOi.12l silver. and June
added over Sl7.5OO. 600 gold aud Sl.l3j,
900 silver, making more than SCI 900 .
600 specie exported within the fiscal
year. About half of this large sum. or
over s33 0OO COO, went out IN the two
months OF May aud June, aud un-
less estimates OF the situation
which were formerly accepted by
nearly all are 10 he put aside
&c must be admitted that the
less Of gold at that rate could hardly
continue long without serious emuar.
rassment. But up to the present time
no Il s.urbance has resulted. and the
large contraction in the circulating
medium during June has produced
scarcely any effect in the money mar
ket.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

Mr. ard Mrs Herbert Stokes leave
to-day for Washington and the East on
"a pleasure trip.
Judge w. o. Harris, Of Louisville.
Ky. is visiting relative, ia this city at
POP east Main street.
Dir Daniel X. Stewart. who has been
critically Ill. was reported slightly bet.
ter last night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

The Rev. DIR. George Cooper. pastor
oi ,ne First Bapus. Church Nul .ravr
lle city Monday, on Li, way o. Scot
land. WHITTIER hr has been called. not
only hy health reasons. but also lo stt-
.Ie mp Dos deceased father estate On
ihl- account lhe music commiitee0f the
F.r,i Baptist Church have decided 90
give tlt choifol ,he church o. vacation.
or DOB ether Woids. t0 di-uud d. duiI.
lAa summer season. But DR.. Coop D.
Will preach 40 both che morning and
evening services. and the choif has cal-
.eutei 60 act at both. The service Will
bee held. as usual. in the upper Iarl oi
lhe building. At night Captain Frank
W. Cunningham Viii sing, as faft-
Htil offering. Good night. The ,eI-
vices at night are expected To- be- uuu-
sla.|y Interesting.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

The Young Ladies' Missionary So
cioty of tire First Baptist Church will
next Tuesday give moonlight eN-
clr-ion down She James river on the
.tcimer ARIEL. There will be music.
and to provide against the attacks OF
hunger. refreshments Of the most
piatable and dainty sort will be- served
20 city prices The boat leaves the
wharf at 1870. Secure your tickets for
ID rIla.nut evening.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

There will be music and dancing at
BlaudOn Park. ON Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday. Thursday aud Friday
evenings. Admission, 10 cents; Salar.
days and Sundays luo music. admis.
SION, free Parties visiting the park
will be- expected to spend az leasi a
nickel or be looked upon and treated Us
trcspasseTs. WILLIAM SNELIINGs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

As to- the annexation OF Canada. tho
trouble il that wo do not want Iha.
country. There are parts II DO who're
people would be very welcome t0
ihe Union. but there are other
parts whose people are utterly out
Of sympathy. not only with American
institutions but with modern ideas.
The admission of those provinces to fnO
Union of States would rtider ltem ex
tremely uncomfortable and yrx u-
wi,n problems ot the utmost p.rrlea its.
We do not want C-uaIa.-ElcLOgs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
Married a. wilmington

Mr. Lewis Stein is member Of the
popular hIm of III l.. PMllirs & Stem.
OF this city. SIR. Stein celebrated tae
ith II july by taking one Of the most
important Step, ri bis life. lie was
married iu Wilmington. \. C.. On the
might oi the Alb. 10 The Temple. ID
sis Rosa David. one of the mos. charm
INK young ladies IA Wilmington.
Tie affair was of Ire most brilliant
sort. and attracted throug OF tLe
friends of the BRIDE aud groom.
After the ceremony reception was
held at the Ouar House. aud the con-
vlyiality was OF tie richest kind Mrs.
ii. i Phillips anu ile,srs. Samuel Bend
helm and Daniel Wni.lock. OF Rich.
m0nd were present
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

The BOARD of Aldermen will con
veue in regular monty session to-mor-
row night M the Council Chamber.
There is not any business Of special note
now known that will be- brought before
the board. but there VIII bee a deal OF
routine work The board is not noted
for lengthy speeches but. on the con-
trary. for active work, and they Will
get through with their lab.rs in about
The usual time.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

MARY AIMS NINDICATI0S. -Thr veto
OF her pension bni by Pr-ilont C.-te-
land has turned out 90 be- ble. sing n
disguise TO Mar Ann DoUgheity She
has become q Republican martyr and
has been appointed 20 70 place iu Ore
Agricultural DEPARTMENT which pays
her 81 80 per Gay something better
than pension pittauce.-Sf. LONs Post.
Dispatch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
YESTEnnAN.s
Tie winning SaEs at Monmouth i,ark
fuirie. for Monday as Brighton
f.pugU

Tie winning SaEs az Monmouth fark
-fnitie. for Monday as Brighton
Ecnch
The following is the results of the
races 200 Monmouth Park yesterday. and
the oniries for Brighton Beach NOR
row:
First race. three-fourths mile-Gri
mlIdi fret. Forest King second. Iltz
james nird. Time 1915.
S clul race three fourihs mile.
-Hop.iuI Stakes -Cayugl first. BllIa-
raf second. Flat Bush third. Time. l.le.
Third race. one and One quarter mile.
Long Branch lIaniicap-Ilrag0n iirst.
Tristan second. llyerwick third. im
2I3f.
Fourth race. one Maidstone ti-L.
Brother Ban second. B.gsOuetLe thIli.
me l.i3.
lflhiace. three-quaIters miie-kue
iaI.m lr.t. Burlington sccOLu. 't.
james lhiu. I me 1865.
Sixth race. one mile. eiling-Long
Knight iir-i Seton second. kerMt-.e
third. Time 1871.
Seventh race., seyen-eighths mile
E1i. urst Banner B,arer second. DeI-
uiI third. Time l.30i.
I.irI..- f,E MONDAY nHrsHiaN nEi.u
RACES.
fli,t rco. nye mloag,- Congress, li-i
IIIN. lis. CraWisl. IFS. latiNi. il-, ID BE-
D. .-ul. DIS. utecs.or. ll~. hose hadef. eo f.
Il-. Abundance. c.l.. Ills. Ii-Hl.li eoit,
II-. o,uesH. rHlt Ills. Cola. lI5. DuniN-
Ht.,. I'D. lai0'tl 20. 40. MIenon. 3D..
.YDi rr.. ur..-i.uftNe ODD mIIe-
jarDrt l2t, N.Nius. l--. .De..f-. lzr Cd
d.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

There will be meeting ofthe friends
Col Richard i. Bsirne Wednesday
night zoo Murphy b 'sto take such steps as
900 their wisdom may b. most likely Co
promote his candidacy for guberuatorlal
nouois Tni, applies to Madison Ward.
Oner meetings m other wards Will bee
held at different times and places
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

The suit of William Taylor against
Emanuel Ullman was heard by the
Jury. and thcy being unable To agree
were adjourned uutl tomorrow at 10
O'Clock.
Appald Bros. against j. I. S.raiton
* Co. Judgment in favor OF plaintiff
for ~GSJ. %
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
Tic Pre,lhent .tclnrn-

WAsmNGToN. July g. The President
returned 40 1923 Tonight from Woo.-
stock. He was accompanied by 0cre-
lary Tracy. lie Has met at tie station
~ Private Secretary NaiilrI with
whom he drove 90 the White House.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

49,. . --.. ...s... s,..
liked i"o """f OF "o'''s
Kich Eccoiiecfions.
Tho f.liowie|r letter. "A ldressoI 90 a
,,..ll l.,..,.n citizen off tsi. city. will be-
..al y.fih interest. as Dc gives infOrml-
.i.t.. ,. f,n... that viii ever be- hisIorl-
cai and .r.'s with men and events
.i.iiitr. i.al.r, cl4.slf our pope.
Inc .u.r nom a Virginia iadf. "a
,o,nth-r rf wei. known Virginia
family and reads a- follows.
Trr,rnV y June "a. 1889.
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Ii'. "''',' % '"J'''"
] notIce iu the New YORK u oto oi
l1-t week ann article on great ID .''7'
but no mention DIS made oil ihe -al
l0o1 of ii'l DOB Virginia
THE Turkey Island woods were inen
20 deer lai k. ahl hooelt Nriso" ''' - %
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in1 ground. iNe 1850 Que
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greatest luini.ili'A ever N'y"" Do. ="
-iula when in' '."is e.. "i 'il' % '.'''
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miik. .ir erected It 10 lu. memory
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

Owing to the severe ildisp9sition ri
the minister. Rev. Jab.z Hall, there
VIII be- 10 preaching al this church to-
day. sunday at $50 A. VI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

IMITATION is the sincerest ilatteTy SD
il the Old Virginia Chere0is dd not
give universal satisfaction % the cDn-
sumner there would not be SD many
imita ions of that famous bmui.
W sa 2w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

TnyMoL DENTlNA. the antiseplic
mouth wash, contains no acids TO rum
the teeth.