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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-10
n cnFsrERrIELD COURTHOUSE.


The police picnic yesterday was attended
by upwards Of - thousand people. The con-
games, such as catching creased pig, chew
ing crackers. sack race, &c. were hugely en-
Joyed. The ball was the feature OF the eve
nlng. A large number Of couples on1Oycd
themselves. The police Of tho Inlrd district
made success OF this picnic, both In pleasure
and In finances.
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cnmmlll,c on Ground. aud nuIlding.

The Committee on Grounds and
Buildings met in the office of the City
Engineer yesterday afternoon at 6
O'Clock. The usual weekly pay roll was
ordered to be paid, and the committee
discussed in an informal manner some
routine matters and adjourned.
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Wis. TO the contrary, notwithstand-

Davis, TO the contrary, notwithstand-
ing
Further on Mr.. Davis said that II
not voting at all be considered in the
Affirmative. then Mr.. Capers voted aye.
Mr.. Capers withdrew his motion TO
take from the table.
DANGEROUS CROSSING.
He then presented lengthy petition
from citizens Of Clay ward. asking pro-
lection from the Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad. The petition cited the
risk OF life and los of limb that the
employees of the Old Dominion lion
and Nail Works were subjected to IN
going to aud from their work.
Mr.. Wilkinson stated that the day
after the ordinance ordering a bridge
to be built was adopted. the road set TO
work to get timber to build the bridge.
The matter was referred to the Com
mittee on Streets.
SEWER TROUBLE.
Tho question of paving for certain
sewers. which had been made in Mar
shall ward under an error. after the
Council bad appropriated money 70
build the sewers. under the impression
that its action had been under proper
guise of law. came up. Mr.. Carter op-
posed the payment for the sewers.
Mr.. Dickerson Mr. Hargrove IN the
chair stated how the error had been
committed by the fault OF the members
OF the Committee on Streets from Mar
shall ward. the pipes had been laid,
and the work done under misapprehen-
sion. The sewer was not his, and there
was not another sewer in the ward IN
Chat condition.
Some sharp repariee took place be-
tween Messrs. Dickerson and C3rier.
which provoked laughter and caused
the president to rap the BODY to order.
The resolution ordering the work 10 be
done was adopted. as amended by Mr.
Crenshaw, the object being that origi-
nally contemplated.
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Mr.. Davis arose to personal expia-
nation. lie said that Mr.. Capers had
thought that he had done hun an IN
Jury, and that DR.. steel. who was SIT
ling near. seem ed To think so. too. lie
desired to offer Mr.. Capcrs an apollo
w. with the assurance that he certainly
did not intend to misrepresent him.
Mr.. CapeIs gracefully accepted the
apology.
PLACED TO THE CREDIT ~ THE cONTlN-
GENT FUND.
Mr.. IIargrove asked for the suspen.
sion Of the rules for the purpose OF
placing on its passage resolution
placing to the credit of the contingent
fund $1,000 This was done. and the
resolution passed.
AN ELECTRIC LIGHT
A petition from the Richmond Light
Iufutry Blues, asking to have the cleo
trio light removed from the corner OF
an alley and Eleventh street, in rear Of
Levy q DAVIS. to corn-held IN the
East End. replaced. was referred to the
Committee on Electric Light.
Adjourned.
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INQUIRIES SCuOOI-OPfOollr
vi MuNf,DE PANk-IwINrl- tfifu 0f'
Sion. Entrance Da,.. ~Fl.IINnFE l1tn ODDS
10Th. Full corps 81 experienced issl,iA..'
Upper school SEQ to slUD. Lower, si5 il ff.'
Boarders. $3.50 G. $500 refer tn lnitr.''.f
ana College iAcultissof thr state. li-l ''
ulrectlx or lndiri city nom tnl, school h.ti'
twelve dlaiomas aud four degree, in the .-
Vefslty OF Virginia this session. pc,
lars OF both schools iu book stores OF 4. .I.f
stores on west Main. JOHN 4. Nct, ~.
Nos. Sand north hclsiiefe. nn <i-l''itN
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Governor Lee yesterday pardOnsd J. w.
GIN. young white man, who WAS convicted
the other day IN the Police Court Of misag-
prOprating money belonging TO Mr.. X. Il.
Chalfn. Gillwas one Of Mr.. Chafiins milk
wagon drivers and the Governor granted
the pardon on Mr.. Chains reccomnenda-
ton.
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AItIlON SaLEs-Fufure Days.
4 DMINISTRATRIX'S AUCTION
SALE or
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN GOODS.

Twill sell By auction at tho residence, 40.
3Os west Cary street. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1850,
NJ 10 O'Clock. for the purpose Of administra-
lion
1 PARLOR SUIT In plush. good rs new:
= rANLOk CARPET, OR ktOS;
| Man LII ORNAMENT:
cabinet;
lot OF wINDOw SHADES. TENDERS. &c;
| BOOK CASE.
I ROCKING CHAIRS;
LOUNGE aud other sitting Room Furni-
turc,
ENIENSiON TABLE;
SiD BDAAD.
1 REFRIGERATION. CHAIRS. &C.;
lot OF XII, HIN FURNITURE, HALL
RACK. NALL CARPET; also sets OF
CHAMBER SUIiS and other articles
Terms CASH. IN. r. JOHNSTON,
Aministratrix ~ II. II. JoIi>StON deceased.
GEORGE, WeMAYo, Auctioneer
Sgti-tt
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2 II y ~ NTI|I - = n
4 80. 3 r. 6fsArE -fIfEr. iiftufNHN. b a.
JOHN IA. POW BILL. Principal,
Mas. 4. "El IDN. Associate lfiir'
The scytutrsuth session uf tN- hiIAL
ING AND DAY SCHOOL fnk NNINH Do
Dir~ 1NDIlIllE GIRLS wiil ntf Dbl 81 fl'
NE~DAi. september %. 1880. lni ''
June 20 l-a'O.
Tie instruction thorough and complete.
from kludciglr ru Co UnIIf.lIff rNNlrl 'N.
elusive. special advantages Boo Nni.fn yong
guagrs and Music. Nlmnrr Ui Do. orders
limited % Thirty.
roard. nnht.. fuel. and instruction iN enc
tire ENGLISH course with Latin. $500
Apply for catalogue 80 thr IOt ar'uiN' 'l .
either principal
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THE COLLEGE or WILLIAM
AND MARY

AND STATE MALE NORMAL -fiiuNi
having just closed most succe,,fnl s's''
begins It's 1871 year on OCTOBER Be- i--'
One bundled andtwoniy-eight, iaie-cN'.A'
ships free a. Tuition aud 30 cost for I.1n'
fuel, iignis.ard washing not to exceed $40 I'f
month. Provides r. thorough NORMAL i'i
COILEGIAIEtralnins. Histories irr'-N'-
ings. Healthy climate. Forts -cie' n.'''
from Richmond. on the Chesapeake ani 0'''
Railroad. send Tor catalogue.
Lyon q. TYLER. President
ly2f- eOd2m NllllauIsNurl. '.
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Csfy ~ Richmond. fl-irf
M TIE office OF fir count ~ tu1nrfrT f0r
the said cify. ihe ~ iay OF september.
1S~p,
Tits paror Wss presented. ard. with ff
certificate ANNEXED. admitted to recDri .f
hali-rast twelve O'Clock.
ifsfp.
CHARLES w. GOUrfN. Clerk
\ COly-ltsff.
CHARLES W. GpnniN. Clerk
seq Tutw Hy 81 D. BRADY. n. I
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BY Chew ming 4 Rose.
Real Esta AuctiOneers.

DY VIRTUE o. A CERTAIN DEED
- of TRUST DATED July !. 1857. AND
OF RICO ID IN CLfkk'S OFFICE or
1873. page "a. default having been made
In the payment OF part 81 ire debt
hereby secured. AMI being r. qulred 30 10 DO
by the holder thereof, We VIII sell by Auction
upon the premises
THUR DAY. SEPTEMBER i2IH. 1850.
at Is O'Clock. y. NJ. that lot OF land with the
frame dwelling, No. 1895 Williams street.
thereon, fronting - feet ~ depth OF 80
feet 10 an alley 10 fe' wide.
Terms cash. A. j. CHEW MING,
EDW. \. ROSE.
se6-ot Trustees.
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Here is an incentive for the man who
means work, who makes up his mind
not to be drone N the great industrial
hive OF honest workers. Instead Of
complaint. idle repinIng. and waiting.
like Mr.. Micawber. for something to
turn up If men would cast about for
something to 90. and do that well, how
ever humble the task may be IN the
commencement. the path 10 prosperity
Will be opened. and none can be found
anywhere that is smoother and freer
from stumbling. stones than the one
presented here Ia Richmond TO those
who are willing to work.
Do not get drunk with freedom; it is
just as dangerous as alcohol.
BE not ike dumb, dumb driven CATTLE"
either, but
H.. 81. 40
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Mr.. w. +. Terry. an old Confederate
soldier. member of Company |. First
Virginia Regiment, is IN need. Captain
Ben. +. Howard, Of Company |, viii
receive contributions for him. Captain
Howard vouches for the soldier and his
needs. Captain Howard is now police
sergeant at the First police station.
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7 Nv ~ TIITIIl u
IlNli~ 4. MORRIS
BERNARD -. CIAIkIFY.
4. 4. JACOB.


Ni1fe N IlfJinl1-fI VV H"NWNNH F1lUN
I. Charles L. williams, notary public ff
the CIV aforesaid. ln The State of Virginia. Il
certi(y that Is1ac aver noff Dr.. junius a
Morris. BERNARD %. ChailNey and D.. a. iao0.
whos. names are signed t0 the FOREGOING
writing. bearing dat ihe aisf August. l--Y
have ACKNOWLEDGED ihe same before mr I'M
my said city.
And / 30 further certify. that Bernard D.
rhailxiey This day made Onfh before mr. In
my said CITY. that lsanc Davenport. Dr.. and
Itirius \. Morris thcs special p1ttnfr namn
in said writing. have each actually laII nfD
The sald c0-paftncr.hip she sum ~ sGf4I5f-
in cash.
TENDER. i-13
Notary Public
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CO-PARINERsHIP NOTICE.

This agreement. made this thiriy-frs, dav
81 August. 1872 between Isaac iayenf.rr
.Jr' Jnnius \. Morris. bernard u. Chaikiae
and 4. A. jacob. all residents 81 the ciiva
Richmond. vlrgiDia-Witnesse that mo-
said parties hereby agree 10 FIRM limited
ar special co-partncrship. under the frfn.
name II y. u. CHALKLEf & JACOB. in which
Arm isaac Davenport. Jr., and Iunlus A
Morris are 10 be- The special and BERNARD ID
chalklcy and T. A. Jacob the general part.
ncrs. and 70 which nfin The special partner.
arc 10 contribute each The sum ~ g. 1850.
Tho general nature % me business fo ia
Transacted u tanning ana finishing leather
buyiug and selling leather. hides. shoc-fni.
mos. and generally 10 Deal in al supplies
rerfaininR 10 the tanning ard leather Iusf
ness. The pace Of business rs % be- in Rich.
mOnd. virginia. ma s' nfin Us To continue
legally dissolved.
Given under our hands th IS the Jay anl
wear above written.
J. DAVENPORT. In.
IrNlt~ 4. NORRIS
BERNARD -. ClIAIkfFY.
l. \. JACOB
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David 4. Ainslie q Bro. occupy Nos.
s. 10 and - south Tenth street, where
they carry on an extensive carriage
manufacturing business in all its
branches. Their houses cover larger
area of land than any other houses Of
similar business south of PHILADELPHIA.
The house was founded in 1856 by
Ainslie, Bowen & Powell. They were
all poor, having nothing else hardly but
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
so. ll2. sonW liauu -lhf.I
The TWENTY FOURTH SESSIONS N.fIt
~EITIMBER 23u. ie-p.
Circulars 900 bookstores.
THOMAS H. NORWOOD lfurp'I
au21-im lli NortI E'tI.N si''''
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Il AlAf ALEXANDRA.
J.. N.BIACkFORr. Al a. Prime illI
l.. HON tNN. Associate Principal
WIN ample Corps OF Assistants.
flffy-nIef yfnr opens -fIlIfiifi. -'.
1850. Catalogue truf If-i .r''-"
OID DOMINION BUSINESS COL.
1901 MAIN STREET
The Iwrnfy-tlIfd session wiil begin D.''.
Der H.. numerical school boo fnr ..'.'
states more thorough course. .NI.
aus-soi-I 0EO. ~. $40 l.
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rERsoXAL EXPLANATIOY.
LACED TO THE CREDIT ~ THE co
GENT FUND.

Mr.. TIargrove asked for the suspen.
sion Of the rules for the purpose OF
placing on its passage resolution
placing to the credit of the contingent
fund $1,000 This was done. and the
resolution nas.nl
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honest hearts and stout. strong arms.
They commenced in the right place,
stuck closely to their trade and
business. and when in 1861, the tocsin
of hated war sounded. these gentle
men laid down their business, each one
OF them buckled.on their armor, and
went to the defense OF their State. One
was killed. one emigrated South as soon
az the war ended. and only George A.
Ainslie Of the old firm remained in
Richmond.
George Ainslie saw the city in which
his home was laid almost in ruins. He
had little but his old uniform and good
reputation. Ahead. he saw nothing
but
Work. work, work.
In the dull December light
Work, work. work.
Wien the weather was warm and bright"
lie was strong and hopeful. and he
sat TO work IN the fall of 1865. at the
old stand. How well he succeeded is
to be read in the history of himself and
his house to-day. He amassed hand
some competency. built fne resi-
dence, raised a family that is an honor
10 his name. and in 1887 retired from
business, leaving it in the trusty hands
of his sons David A. and Peter Ainslie.
Few men in Richmond are better
known than George A. Ainslie He
was always prominent in public mat
tiers: il we.l-known as the ex-president
of the Chamber of Commerce: was for
a number Of years Chief of the Fire De
partment. and in his particular line of
trade made an euyiable name and repu
tatiOn.
David A. Ainsle & Bro. are worthy
successors to their fathers business.
They employ large force of operatives,
and their trade extends over a large
portion of the Southern and Western
States, and they annually expend IN
payroll and expenses, a large sum of
money in this city.
They manufacture and keep on hand
a full line of Victorias, coupes. phaeton
jumpers, top side-bar buggIes. Brewster
buggiee, extension-tOp family carriages,
&c all Of which are built from the
lump. out Of the best material that can
De had.
How is trade now?'
To this Mr.. Ainslie replied: we can
not. aud do not complain
Is there any improvement on last
year s sales p
I'VE are now up with last year, and
think we will 20 over it, before the
year ends
Here is an incentive for the man who
means work, who makes up his mind
not to be a drone IN the great industrial
hive OF honest workers. Instead Of
complaint. idle repinlng. and waiting.
like Mr.. Micawber, for something to
turn ND. y II men would cast abOul for
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ASSOCIATE COUNSEL.

The Finance Committee recommended
the employment of associate counsel to
assist the City Attorney in the suit of
the city against certain banks. the chair
man of the Finance Committee to sign
the warrants for pay Of extra counsel.
Adopted.
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BOARD OF ALDER EN-.
WHAT WAS DONE AT THE MONTH
" MEETING YESTERDAY.

The Question of Loaning sac. 900 10 the
virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
society Tsbicd--sonc Lively Scenes
Messrs. Capers and Davis Differ.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen was held in the
Council Chamber yesterday evening at
2 O'Clock.
Present: J. c. Dickerson. president.
and Messrs. Bahen, Beivin, Brown. Ca
pers. Carter. Chappell. Cfensbaw.
Crump. Davis. Hargrove. Hill. Murphy
wilkinson. Snead. Tay Tor. Sitterding.
The Committee on Streets presented
n report asking for the condemnation
OF enough land on Lombardy street to
make the street sixty feet wide. the
owners OF land where the Improvement
exists to pay cost of same as per rate to
he fixed by the Council. This was re-
committed TO the Committee on Streets
as it required allegations to be heard,
which had not been done.
MONEY AND FRANCHISE.
The same committee presented an
ordinance requiring the Committee on
Streets 10 require deposit OF money.
or reasonable security. from parties
within five days after the privileges Of
franchise are granted, az guarantee
OF good faith, money and securities to
be placed with the City Treasurer.
This was adopted.
WIDENING THE OPENINGS.
An ordinance from the Committee on
Streets. arranging for the opening and
widening Of Dock and Ash streets and
the building Of suitable bridges. also
providing that in case Tho work is not
pushed as rapidly as the CITY Engineer
NAV deem proper. then the Richmond
and Danyille railroad shall be fined ac-
cordiug TO provisions laid down in this
ordinance. This ordinance was adopt
ed
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FINANCE COMMITTEE.

The Committee on Finance presented
its monthly report. providing for the
appropriation If over $4,000 for the
purpose of paying for land adjoining
Marshall Park recently acquired by
condemnation. Adopted.
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If not exactly III transport of jour
nalistic enthusiasm, IL was with feel
ings of public spirit and universal phi
lauthIopy. that the TINES man about
town, after having duly exercised the
amount Of lee talent necessary, and
found himself IN the office OF David A..
Ainslie * Bro, successors To George A..
Ainslie. their father. one of the pioneer
men IN the carriage manufacturing
business of this city. He SAID his piece
as briefly as possible, aud was politely
received.
Come in and sit down." said Mr..
Ainsie.
Il have read trade talk in the
TINES. but | feel awkward in telling
you about our business. People might
not believe me. But. any way. | shall
toe glad TO tell you anything that you
may think sufficiently important TO be
orthy of publication.
The TINES man did not say anything,
but If anybody could have heard him
think 1t would have sounded something
like this:
You are ding your best. Mr.. Man
abOut-tOwn. but does it strike YOU that
your work is appreciated As it ought 10
be. OF Is II uudeserving appreciation -
In Mr.. Ainslie's case there was no
doubt of his being thoroughly appre-
clative. but the public generally there's
the rub The efforts gratuitously made
will have their beneficial effects upon
the trade Of the city in all It's ramiiica
,ious: will Increase business aud terd TO
pat money IN the pockets Of people no
will. perhaps. not stop to think how the |
change came about, nor look up to The
hand that shook the acorns at their feet
The reward. and the only one, that the /
INES expects, however, will be &C
1t will have done good work.
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RAILROADS.

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ALLAANDKIA AND rRADERIcKsBUR9 Rail,
MAJ AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
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IN EFFECT NAY IL. 1889.
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CHAs 4 PIOh, h. WOOD
0eheral MAnAser. General lassenser Agent
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DIEDMOSr AIR LINE
Il Schedule in eject ,PIkMBER 90. 1889.
tpn, GordOnsyllie, Charlottesville, LypcEburs and
UNuoHs oetweon Alexandria and Iy ncbburg hoAnok a
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Ia "a - n.-fAst Insli asly for Narrsnton. Char
iottesvlIle, stations ChesApesks and OAio Route.
LyuchtarE, Rocky Mount, Dsnyiue and stations
egl. Astevlus, Charlotte. Columbia. Augusta
Atlanta klrnInghain. Montgomery. New Qrlssns
Atlanta, psrlor cars Atisuts 20 Montgomery. Pullman
sieepers Montgomery 20 New OrlesIs. Pullman
Sleeper GrseIsboro' TO Colunbis and Augusta Pull
man sleeIeIs Washington ~ Cincinnati va c. aud "
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5 D. m.-Dsy, except Sunday, for MansssaA
tsnooga. Pullman kestlDule sleeI sxhington
Memphis. connecting thence for al Arkansas points
y;so ,. n4.-western EnI ress daily for MsnAssAA
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:0Q D. In.-sontb-rn Iress daily for Lyueabars
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daily. arrive Round nin n y AIM aid 20 ,. I;
returning leave Round hll oOS M a.ny aud ~ u
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AND Ohio route aud Charlottesville ct 45 aud
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Tickets, slseping-csr reservation and information
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