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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-05

count OF the increased facilities offercd
IN shipping. 4 thought could do bet
ter here. and have never had anr ga.
son to change my mind. We car L u.
die material here better than in ~ .rth
Carolina
What is the full capacity Of your
works.
We'll. II 600 spoies. 100 sets rims.
80 sets Of wheels, aud 100 sets OF hubs
per day
What do you suppose your ox-
pensCs paid cut here In year would
amount tor
at least 200 ono.
How is the trade aow.n
"Irade Is good The only bother we
find nov Is about getting material, and
that is getting better every day.
Further inquiry brought out the fact
that Richmond can b1ast. among other
things ~ the trade line. thar she has at
her door the largest general wheel fac
tory IN the South. in fact. there are but
few better equipped ones TO be found
anywhere.
One hundred aul fifty men and boys
are given employment "a. this factory.
ana the ten-hour system II labor Is
adopted
Now let those who want TO INDULGE
IN trade and manufacturing reflections
thlnl; what this company has done in
t"o years. iet them 20 and See for
themselves, and then SOY whether or
not they are convinced that Richmond
io tlc only ltithMlut u tile field.
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T4E COLONIAL CAPITOL.
williamsburg Noir,, Political and Uiher
1on1-I1aI-noo VI IN Tlmo,.

Torres NuiNuef ui the Times
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. September 4. -
I ON Monday. County Court dav. ia,
/ james tity Democrats met to reorqaniz,
F tnfir party. and elect delegates To the
/ Legs iatre Convention which meets in
Hampton.
lois reported iu Republican circle.
that cN-5udge i. J.. Henley. OF james
City county. BIAS been rendered the
position oil United States District At.
iofney for the isrrlory Of New Mexico.
and bias tho olIer under Consideration
aa io whether be Will accept.
An excursion for the benefit of the
Lp.-copa Church leaves here Tuesday
for old Point aud the National Soldier :
Home.
Rev. Daniel Dlain. Of the Palace
street Presby terrain Church. and james
Moss. OF the Methodist Church. have re-
turned ilom their summer vacation.
Miss Noiiio aud Willie Grubbs. Of
h'chmond, are the guests 81 Mrs. W.
q. Jones. on Nicholson avenue.
Miss sadie Vaughan. q Norfolk. who
has Teen spending the summer here.
returned home Saturday evening.
The Braifefton building. ia the col
le-e campus. which is beng relitted fer
students. is nearing completion. Nearly
Two hundred applications are now ON
hle with President " Ter for admission
TO William and Mary College this
session.
Dir. ID. r. Jones.a well known citizen
Oh our town. continues IN low state of
health.
Pr. j. K. Newman. Of Washington. is |
feei.teied az the Spencer House.
Tfof. l. j Stubs. Of the college I
.acultJ, IS III town to-day.
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To-day "Ihs Boston" celebrates the
clu oil ine fist Six months OF its
successful career. El-en here viii le
found tho formal announcement OF tic
opening and IDS attendant reception.
lies-is L.o scAnafz.l.id and Barney
Neiiheim, Che uropsiciars. rank amor Z
our best known young bu ines. mer.
iney have wua tii- position hy strict
attention 90 tine wants of lhcif patrons
los enterprise and by marked courtesy
ami by surrounding themsei,e- with
menaltcr their own style. Their business
methods are open and fair and Tae
Boston ls uow one oi our be.l known
Institutions. Judging of tUe future %.
the past tle close oil tha lr,ty year ola.s
career Will rank wllh the most ple-
nomcnai business successes of NcL-
mono.
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THE NORTH STATE.
Probable Fatal Array -Ea>e-EaIl-Nar
gu, Hens.

RALEIGH. y. c.. September New.
reached here to day Of "a serious alray
near Henderson which viii probably
result fatally. Three white men were
coming into Henderson from an ad Join.
ing town. where they bad been drink.
ing all day. \ difficulty niose between
them. and one named Newly struck
another named Wilson q terrible blow
with n large stone. nearly Draining him
Both the others then left Wilson lying
on the road AMI fed. /, is thought be-
will die.
An important championship series of
baseball is now IN pro grc-s between
R3leigh. Charlotte. and Winston. AN
three of which have fine amateur teamF.
Charlotte and Winston are playing "A
series of three games this week go the
latter place. Next week Raleigh ID
cross bats with both teams. playing
item three games each ON their own
grounds. The following week both
Charlotte and Winston Will play Re-
leigh in this city.
The Peace Institute OPP ned here this
morning with ninety students. ]. is
the leading female college in the State.
Wake Forrest College opened yeaiei-
dag with The brightest prospects it has
enIlyed f0r years The total enroll
ment OF students ON ihs fret Jay was
i60
The largest revival ever known in abe
history % Chap b Hill. where the State
University is situated. is BOW in uio-
gress at that place. Jhele have been
40 conversions and 1000 a,cessious i0
the Methodist Church.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Miss Susie Peyton is visiting friends
IN Fredericksburg.
Mrs. w. G.. Ste kes and children hav,
returned TO the city.
Mr.. !. l.. Courtney, Jr.. Of the firm
OF Smith a Courtney, has returned
from "A business trip.
Mr.. James Woodall. of 9Oj east Broad
after few days 4 rest at Ocean View,
has returned to the city.
Mrs. W. II. Pltasanis and daughters.
and Misses Sailic and Ejna Marvin have
returned from Cumberland county.
Governor Fnzhuph Lee will return
10 the city next Saturday evening and
resume his official duties after his va
cation.
The jurisdiction Of the Hollywood
police has been extended two hundred
yards outside of the limits Of the ceme-
terry.
Yesterday morning ex-Msyor Car
ringtoD was down on Main street. and
met with a warm welcome from many
friends.
Mr. j. w. Courtney and wife have
returned home from the mountains.
where Mrs. Coul they has spent
greater portion Of the summer.
Dir. Richard +. Cox ard family. who
nave been visiting Mrs. Ann y. Blank
enship Ia Chesterfield county. for the
last ten days. have returned to the city.
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart. pastor of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. will re-
iurn home tomorrow and will occupy
ms pulpit on Sabbath morning and
night.
The prizes to be awarded 10 the most
graceful couple at Blandon Swiichback /
Park by Mr.. William Suellings Friday
night, are on exhibition ip the windows !
of Bendheim Bros. 9l6 Main street.
The City Circuit Court closed yosler /
day for the term. and viii remain /
closed until the 9ih. Major Alfred /
SHIELD, the clerk. Is still kept very busy
fixing up his coupon cases.
Governor Lee has received the resic-
nation Of William J.. Jones. of Bruins
wick county. "a member Of the House
Of Delegates. Mr.. Jones has hoen I'D
poiulod to Federal Office.
N'Ff'AH 'i A-.I i"Ati'i Hf lfillIAti the
political disabilities OF d. T.. Suddarth.
II Albemarie county. who was convict
ad of car breaking and larceny, and
sentenced to SIX months in jail.
An inn oIiant meeting of the Powha
an Club. be held Friday evening.
9Th. at $50 o'clock. There
Nil be an election OF a number of new
members. aud other business of inn.
'oitauce will be transacted. Each mem
Der is requested to be present.
CoIored Councilman James II. HAYES
nd Julia c. Harris. woe united IN
marriage yesterday morniIgat Ebenezer ,
c)lorcdl Baptist ChuIcn. Rev. Richard :
Wells, the pastor, officiating. Tie ,
room is "a c0lcIei lawyere,yho has -,
cfved several vears rs Representative e
rom Jackson Ward in tle City Council. o.
lis wife Is teacher IN thecol0red Siale
'0lmal School at Petersburg. TIE (
oupie left on the York River train ye.- ,
siday evening for Baltimore. from
Inch place they propose taking tip
Trough the east
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The city ambulance. DR.. Henderson ii
charge. Wa. called out twice vester.
day.
AZ $3.50 q. 81. TO the Z. C.. Williams
company tobacco factory % 70 colored
lAan who bad the cramps. lie was re
utFed and leit at the factory.
Al 1910 PM. 90 Chesapeake and Ono
railway shops. 20 white man who had
eat DIS arm. TIE physician sewed mp
tAe cul and leii the man 20 the shops.
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The CRONlN MURDER.
Pat Cooney say. lie ann.

CHICAGO, September "A srecial
from Racine. Wis, to the Neics says: A
bottle ciosel y sealed was picked up in
The lake which. when opened was found
TO contain the following note: Il. Pa.
trick COoney. to clear all others Of the
Cronin murder, say killed him for
personal grudge. My body you will
find IN the lake The note was placed
III the hands OF the police.
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4"'fmnn Catholic Central Association.
CLEVELAND. o. September 1.-The
Herman Catholic Central Association
was in session an day to-day 4 resou-
ton was adopted advising the establish
ment Of labor bureaus for the benefit
OF Catholics. Twenty-Five new socie
ties were admitted to membership.
Baltimore was selected as the next
place OF meeting. IT, j. Spannhors.. OF
~. Louis. was elected president and J.
Hecker, Of Richmond, Va, vice.pres
dent.
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Oakland, 3d., reio.ce5 ia the poses.
sion OF dusky citizen who cannot read.
out that lack does not prevent mm from
porting over the newspapers and imagin.
ing that DE Is absorbing information
through bis finger ends Not .0ng ago
some official had occasion 10 record his
name, when the following colloquy en-
sued: "What IS your namc:" George
Newton Sandomire, sah. % Glow DO YOU
spell it, spell ii. Don't spell it at all.
sah | iist writes it right down. PITTS
burg Chron.cle-Telegraph.
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Thecmpressof Austria has been drown
ing her great griefs in the study Of
Greek, in which she has made admirable
progress.
When he has finished his art studies IN
Paris. Prince Eugene. OF Sweden, is
going back to Stockholm to spend his
life in a studio
The emperor Of Russia initiates Mr..
Gladstone. His majesty is an amateur
woodchopper and spends an hour day
at the exercise.
The Prince Of Wales Is now one Of the
most prominent grangers in England.
His home farms at Sandringham extend
over 1000 acres.
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asked for package OF O.l Vir.
gina Cleroots. Not this. The psper
Is oi the same color and has the name
al Virginia -- on II. but want the
Vid Nifginla. manufactured by +.
"nitlock. and not some OF the Va.
nous limitations that have been
places ON the market since the
Ola Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duced. This Is the request that is often
made by consumers vino have tried H..
mutations, and have learned The vast
difference between the Old Virginia
CheroOts manufactured by l.. Whit-
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price Of the Old Virginia
Cheroots is five for ten cents. For sale
everywhere. w.s2w
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The Committee on the improvement
.oi iae James River met 81 the ue
Christian yesterday afternoon. Pres.
ent. J.. ID. CienshaN. Jr.. chairman.
and le,srs. Stake. Tower. Glover. Cur.
ti,. Gum. IoIeker and Christian.
Tue reports of the -uf erintendrnt for
in' months or July and August were
read, bills were oiierfl io b. raid. and
The committee adjourned after going
down the .iter as iaf as ol, mile below
Warwick Park.
The Clmmiuce ga First Market met
40 the Old Market 20 > o'clock ANA
transacted routine work.
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Meeting of Che Wairr-tfay. CON, eutiou
CINCINNATI. o.. September i-Tbe
/ Wdler-Ways Convention was called tl
order this morning by Captain b. ID.
Wood. chairman ~ toe executive com.
mittce. Rev Thomas I.e Of ihe
Bethel. offered q lerFcnt Player which
was followed los am address of
welcome hg Hon. John T. follct. of
ibis city. Judge w. N. Holman. Of IT,
diana. was next conducted to The chair
a8 temporary presiding officer. H.
read long paperupou iho objects of the
convention. The laws Oi Congress
defeating an waterways or natural
highways were rccIted. and from them
deducted the conclusion lhat they arc
entitled TO the same fostering care D.
Congress as the ocean harb0rs.
llrst ilalst.ad was introduced With
% view of extending q welcome iu tlr
Interests Of manufacturers and others
Tie proceeded a. show how Congress
had eventually assumed ali charge
OF canals and rivers and made.
them free highways. and that iha
duty Tests upon tUe general govern
ment TO improve and protect The rivers
and their commerce ur0n them
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Mr. William a. Boswell. Jr.. died
Yesterday at bis f4tiCrsr,siaerce. y ..
21l- cast Brold street. from t.paoii
fever. the funeral vail take place thi.
Afternoon from bis iaie residence al 8
O'Clock.
Mr. Boswell was only twenty Two
year, II age. Tie was the son al Mr.
William 4. Boswell member 81 The
bo4id oi Ere Commissioners from 5iaf-
shall! ward.
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Captain ZIP. Reeve. while dism0unt
inr from asirectcar Tuesday afternoon.
80 iheclrleroi Third ami Broad streets.
accidentally fcil and WAS severely
D'u'-cd about the face. lis injuries.
however. were mot sufficient 90 keep
n.m from attending the Pickett Camp
Lincoln Post reception last night.
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tanner CAS- do If-The R.tubii.
cans promised the people iast autumn
F that their candidate vold solve this
+ yeNed question oi tne slIp.us.
They nave kept their word.
The Democrats. who hadn't been ia
power for twenty Use year. saw the
treasury vaults Cling up. and were not
only a-iouudrd. bIl terrified.
They were foolish onoughtob e honest
about DC. and said that lt was almost
criminal % keep on taxing tha people
and taking from them mil.iot-ol money
which the government bad n0u.D for.
Furthermore. they INDUCED Il some
moral reflection. about public office
being a public trust and declared that
the government ought 90 be kept poor.
lt should taX che people for just money
enough o. pay DTS current expenses
and if 10 could balance us books at the
end OK The year aud report au empty
treasury Do would give the 5e.l possible
proof AZ a successful Administration.
The Republicans -net@ed az thii Demo
cratic honesty. and limited chat they
could neye be accused of amy folly of
that kind.
They registered vow t0 save The
country from any further worr over
a little matter like that surplus.-N. ) .
H.rud
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Yancey had fight. IL cost each 50 30
Edward G. Beaslcy, charged with
throwing stones at i. {. CIR CORY IN the
street, was fined S. and costs.
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I Tho LILO on - '"f-''' 'f-'' '-
Price Of a Mans Ecdempfion-rho Little
Mound OF Earth on Crown Hii-lhe
scat Cottage Of the Ola Time Tom.
Tom Biinkor was ono Of the "boy7.
+ and. tnoro are many IN this city who
wo,ld know him should his right name
Do given. lie made good wages. spent
f his money freely and was hale follow
well met with every one.
When Dee and Mary stool before Che
altar in tho little church and i.ukedtheir
lives together many were tee compile
mcnts they received. for indeed they
were Tine couple. Their friends COM
graduated them and the future looked
bright And when The first llitls pratt
tier came thc acme OF the.r happnes
seemed 90 have been reached
But Toms oh habits chung to him
and ere many years bad soae Dee began
go neglect his home Often he would
come home hioatrieht mlcg tao inI.n
cnco OF liquor THE money he earned
passed ororthc bar of the saloon and tho
ns. faded from Mary chc.. Ihc
stars lolt hNr eyes, h.r fcs to.am0
mnchod, and deep iina. of earoV c'a
away tla dmpi.-. of.'i sine dil rofcom-
p1in ni Tom i.i unt 500 what ..o.t
chnn-0 w0fa going ol in h hoH
From one house Oh another fhav moved
Tie l.aio homo oa which Tom ol l.s +
wedding d'r Dad mdlotholr-t payment F
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The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded YESTERDAY.
CITY gUANgEHN lDIrpT

VII NN.ANiAN1 iWi III.
Archer b. Armstrong and wife To
Charles Garrett. 80 feet on east side
Buchanan near Washington. improved
| S920: Beverage * Wilson special com
m,ssioncIs. TO Henry Ouh. interests of
!, John q. LANCE. Jr.. and Jacob Lanee
IA real estate On north side Broad b.
tween Fifth and Sixth. >697.4l: Ed
mund Griffin 10 R0b.rt Il Cated0. lGi
feet ON Seventeenth, northeast corner
Balcing. improved. 500: John NJ.
Walsh and wife to Charles j. johnson.
2Of feet feet on west side Twenty se,-
enth. between Clay and Leigh. 500.
HENRiC0 COUNTY COURT.
c. W. Purcell and wife 10 Nool.e
Garnett. 80 feet on the north side of
Seldeu. near Walnut. I'm the Liam of
NOOdVlle. $50; Lewis Dickinson and
wife TO Frederick lackett. 3.l feet on
Main street. southwest corner of Wal
nut. $500; James o. Fox aud wife Z,
Alfred smith. 49, feet on Twentv-iirst.
near j. 5000; Eliza j. and David Il.
isaac 10 Jessie ID. Ncager. gSi acres on
he west side OF the Charles CIV road.
about four miles from Richmond.
S2.02l.
IN MANCHESTER HUsTNOs COURT.
a. c. Atkisson. special commissioner
TO Theresa V. Dyer. - feet on Nc. +
Donough street, corner OF Tenth. $500 I
ii. {. q d.. ID Beatie and their
wives 20 Frank A. Cuff 20 feel on
south side of Stockton street. between
Ninth aud Tenth. 500.
Same 70 Edward Coxon. 20 feet ON
east side Stockton street between Ninth
and Tenth. 500
{. W. Gibbs aud wife 10 John Perry
10 feet on Seventeenth street. near De-
catur, $500.
John {. Goolsby and wife TO II. f.
DuNal. SO feet on south side Porter
'tfeet near Twelfth. S2.s50.
VIRGINIA ARSENIC. BRO,uy ,vn
LiiiAs WATER Compare ANALYSIS and =.
on twill see tina, our water Is nearly 7
hree limos the strength OF any other :
fsenic water, aud contains no oroguic :,
latter. For sale by all druggists. and ii
l.. L koutt. sole agent, Second aud ~
lam streets. Send forcircular.
Rnx 3t tho Nta,l..l ="
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was placed 800 30 cents. TINS. with the
STATE t4X ID. l1 cents and the schaol tax
OF l5 cenl-. makes the levy exactly
what D. uas last year. % cents. our ol
iNr county levy the roads gst $1,000
-ld -iVo' Tor construction. - 900 .e..
IMAM iis. year, when roads got $1,000
-i,a construction 0f roads g1l -2.400.
inn sodll then adjourned.
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ORGANIZED AT LAST.
THE BOARD Or SUPERVISORS OF
HeNRlCO COUNTY.

me btaHioth Broken Afitr Five inefcc-
:. tnal Attempt. To- Elect Chairman
- Hargic u. coddin Finally Cho.cn-The
school and County Lc,ie- Passed ON.
d The last time that the Board of Super
visors Of HenricO county held a meet
ing for the purpose Of organizing, they
after futile ait, mpls TO DO 81, djOurnsd
p without day.
4 The names Of the members of the
board are Or. r. 4 Patterson. Tucka-
9 hoe: Mr.. Harvie u. Gcddin Brookland:
r W. ~ Lyons. lcCLl. Fairfield. T.. ".
{ Lyrc. \ariua.
p Last week ". II. Lyons decided 10
/ call meeting If h. could get another
member OF the board a. join with him
so as 90 make a sufficient number as re-.
3 quired by law.
lie approached Mr. GodGin. who
readily signed the call for Wednesday.
september ffn. lie was very anxious
To- END this deadlock and get the county
machinery Ia working order.
In response 20 tins call of two ot the
four members the board met yesterday
morning and renamed in session uutil
G.jO % clock.
The hoaEfat It's last preceding meet
llg having adjourned without DAY. mo- +
one wa, I'D nomination for chairman.
: The clerk, Ut. WaIdill. called the
meeting to order.
do. H. 4. Patterson. who had been
nominated as chairman at the first .
/ meeting 81 the board, rose and stated .
/ thar he desired that the county
ahairs should be attended TO.
I lie did not particularly want
I tho position Ol chairman of the board.
though be Was molesily of the opinion
that D. should have been rendered him.
Tie deprecated the action OF the news
papers in introducing politics into Che
meetings Of the body. For himself. be
always voted cOnscienti0usly. never
with Ielard t0 politics. lie would like
10 see Mr liaryie ID. Goddin chairman
VI ilo board.
lir. Goddin. rising. stated that De
could not accept such "a position under
tuc present circumstances. lie would
ike TO have at least time 90 consult
win friends
"a recess was taken for one hour.
NH d. D. G0DDN. CHAIRMAN.
After the board was again called ,o 81
order. Dr. r.. Il. Patterson nominated (
Alr. j.. ID. Goddin Us chairmnu SIR. /
Doddn received three votes all lhat b
were cast, he not voting no all. O
THE COUNTY FINANCES. {
The board thus being organized. after d
lfe unsuccessful efforts ina that direc- u
.i.n- speu four hours discussing the d"
.he county huapcfs. The county j.
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TOM BLINKER'S BABY.
The STORY or A FALL AND REF:
ORMATlON ~ REAL LIE.

The life OF e-year-Oid Darling the
Price Of a Mans nedempfion-fho LIN"
,t,,nd OF Earth on Grown Hiii-1Lc
~,,t Toftace of the Ola Time Tom.
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MAMcHEsTER MATTeRs.


\ Day Nith our trlefho9s Esyord tLs
Jan4c-.
Bev. j. r. Brown. Tie c0l0red minis.
ter who visited Simon Walker. tine con.
demncd negro youth. Who Is under
sentence OF death for 0uifago0lsa saul.
in The laIl at Chesterfield Courthouse
was ln Manchester Yesterday. 4 re.
porter slw hlm AND asked about lho
statement which Walker made t0 zine
mlni-tcr about the crime.
Rev. y. IT,. Brown reply was. 81 am
not prepared io d9 ED ilsi now. chunk
% proper lo Hail mnd see what n.li De-
done with walker case. The minis
tei nai reference To- ihe application now
before Governor Lee for commuiali0n
OF sentence.
PLEASANT lNffRrAIAHEST.
Mis-, Agnes Walker. daughter of
Major Joseph Walker. Nill leave to-day
ion New York. where she viii take iAe|
steamship i0r q Germany. whore .he goes
90 complete nel Studies. h. sunaoi-
stood tnat She wii. remain 0n tAe Con.
iucnt q couple ol years. and before re-
turning home WILL Nlat'tlc pfincir
cities in Europe. Der cousins. the
Misses Erocas. uiil jim herin Germany /
Tuesday night Bliss Walker enter. /
tanned o number OF crfrIerds at Holly /
Springs. h.r father rc,ideuce. Among /
hose present were judge ard Mrs. lr-
gram. Mr ard Mis Holds. Dir and
Mfs. IS. i. Oaeu. Bliss lavina Nalru.
Miss Florence slblol,. Mi-s Kuia gaf-
Us. Miss i'u NIUItlt. Nft CARR. We.
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All the work done mere is done bv
piece. aid the machinery used Is of fle
newest and most perfect pattern. A
great deal a. the timber used i'm tie
manufacture Of hubs. spokes. wheels
double aud single trees comes from fbe
forests OF Nirginia-some right from
our own doors M Chesterfield. Il am
me first man who ever shipped a niece
OF hickory 20 the north Of England 81
sad Col. Mcmahon yesterday In reply
10 question from the TIMES nfeflocu-
tor. There Is no timber OF this sort
hickory in England. aud we have
large orders from all parts of the world.
We ship to England, Germany. France
and Australia
Pointing 10 a large box Of rims and
spokes, Colonel Mcmahon continued /
= here Is The way we ship TO Australia
ms box goes there, and you will ob.
serve that every particle of available
space Is utilized THIS is done because
he freight sharges are not made as 10
weight, but by the cubic foot.
"Did you not conduct similar bus;.
less IN North Carolina. Colonel ~
Yes, but came to Richmond on c.
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Buy at the Standard.
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Martha J. Coutts lcoloredl was
charged with stealing a bag Of -four.
one piece Of meat. aud piece OF sat
teen from Francis Johnson. The evil
jence showed that she broke into Fran
els 'hpson : house in the day time and
then committed the robbery Martina
j. Coui,s was sent on 10 the grand Jury.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-05

joseph Siesat lcolored). got into a
fight AID created disturbance which
greatly aono,ei the neighborhooi.
he was required to pay fiue Of $40
and costs.
Mary Slower lcolored), and Olivia