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ADMINISTRATOR Of Estate Of VIM. Lake.
JANUARY 81, 1889.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice is here
" by given that have made application to
the Court Of Ordinary of Chatham county for
leave to sell lands, being paris Of lots numbers
twenty-four and twenty-three, Charlton Ward,
in the City Of Savannah. and railroad stock and
stock in other incorporated companies, belong
ing to the estate Of MILTON s. HAMLET, de.
erased, for payment of debts and distribution.
aud that this order Of sale will be granted at the
MARCH TERN. 1889, Of said Court, unless
objections are filed. - -
WIN r. CHAPLIN,
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ROOMS TO RENT.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT,

NOR RENT nice two-story brick dwelling
Il 40 York street; contains six rooms. kitchen,
bath room and all modern improvements. APP
ply opposite.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~0~--~>-~~->-~---~,--~~-~-
YNYBEE SCHEDULE on Wednesdays and
4 Saturdays will be- p. NJ. from this date
until further notice Sundays schedule as
usual
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| georgia;
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M
Notary Public and ex-Oficio Justice Of the
Peace,
No SO Price street, corner President.
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HEIDT'S fine CONNECTIONS put up in beautiful
4 style, Finest goods on the market Try
them.
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1887
H. HEY
our firm
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TOR RENT, three-story brick house. No. s.
L jefferson, corner of Perry; newly painted
and repaired; contains nine rooms on basement
and twostory outbuding. Apply to J. w.
MCALPIN, Executor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17
New York Cotton Market.
fHv TeIcpra nh

NEw YORK. October l6.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price Il co. in their cotton circular
say: Foreign adyices this morning were
not satisfactory 10 the small bull contingent.
and the market opened slightly lower than
last evening. This loss was not recovered
during the session. despite a bitter tone 10
the Liverpool future market, and .he mar
kct closed dull. with "A weak undertOne. The
October deal continues tO mystfy operators
by being alternately strong and weak with
ont apparent reason. Very little cotton il
pointing towards New York. the freight
room from savannah and Charleston being
taken mp for through shipments To Europe.
Judging from the action Of October, the
operators interested in this position are pur-
suing such policy rs will prevent cotton
coming this way. and therefore desire 10
have the market close with as easy tone
a. possible, 10 deter those who wish To con-
sign cotton from 80 doing. Europe appears
willing 10 purchase her supply on present
basis of prices. but the Southern markets
especially Of the Southwest. are easy. and
may cause spinners 10 hold of still longer
for lower prices.
Futures CLOSED irregular. some months
being lM2 points lower and others higher
10 similar extent. Rates ~ ports to-day
estimated al Il 900 against -. 2j3 last week
and .,j.OoN last year. Spot cotton steady:
middline upland-. 10 Lice: sale, - bales
10 spinuer-. Clo~ings October. 10. 400 ln.4i;
November 1000 lO.OS; December. lowiW
O.Of:January. 1860 1905: February. 1909
mlOlO: March. lO.l6w lO.l1; April. l0.2iW
1929: MAY. lO.3OM 1921; June. 1880 1923;
July. lu.12M 1913; August. l0.iGU 1913.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton was steady 4;
middling uplands. 81 ID. sales 10000 bales
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA, October lo.-No safes
at auction on Change today.
Private sales reported TO the secretary To-
day: Wrappers. - hogsheads; hiiers, u
hogsheads: cutters. bOgsheads: smokers
- hogsheads; sun-curcd. hogshcad-; pur-
ley, ! hogshcads: dark tobaccos. "a hogs
heads Total sales reported to the secrc-
tary TO-DAY. ~ hogshcads.
Office of the Tobacco Inspector reports TO-
day: Inspections, bright, ~ hogsbeads;
Western. - hogshcads. KeinspectiODs,
bright, y hogsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Allegheny. >hockoe.
Shelburnc's. Crcnshaw's, Blanchard's. Da,-
Imports. Centre. SeabrOok's and Myers
warehouses report to-day 2A hogsheads, and
one box delivered.
ONCE of the Collector Of the United states
Internal Revenue reports collections Tor
the city of Richmond to-day rs follows:
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, $s2J.b;
tobacco. $3.50. iG: special, $3.50. Total col
lcctions for citytO-day. S3,3,S.3l.
Registered on Change to-day: j. W. ram
ton, Henderson, y. c.; Is. Il. Vaughan, fe-
tcrsburg: II. Il. Noblin. south Boston.
Mr.. Y. W. BOWlcs. OF GOOchland says:
'Thc crop i'm my county amt much; II l.
very Indifferent. | don't think il Is one
fourth of a crop, and about one-iourth OF
that is frosted
Mcssrs. Vaughan \ >aryay say: at IL the
smallest crop We have ever known IN the
Richmond loose tobacco belt
\ gentleman lust returned from the Dur
ham and oxford tobacco markets says;
Breaks were light. Very few wrdpPcrS
und nUers. and prices rcrv high for every
thing from the highest 10 the lowest
grades"
Mcssrs. W. r. King Jr.. and his partner,
Mr.. William Chambers composing the firm
of W. +. King. Jr. a Co..) were IN Rich
mond to-day.
The TobGccO JOuIR0i ("Le TOboc, } OF
sunday. October 9TH. gives the list OF
awards made nj the Paris Exposition on the
18th Of september. lNS9, and in group ana
class So a gold medal was awarded 10 our
Messrs. Vaughan n ~aryay, silver medal 10
Messrs. Allen X Ginter and Mc-srs. j. j..
" ilsOn. Son a CO.. of Richmond. Va: also 10
Mr.. Alex. IIarihill. of Louisville, Ky.
4 bronze medal TO our Mcssrs. Thornton
Noble a Davis.
Honorable mention TO Mcssrs. 7. ID. Neal
and >las ~helburne.
We congratulate our friends on their sue
cessful competition.
Mr.. Jacques /ebaumc. editor of sic To-
b0c." gentleman well-known To many OF
our citizens, was on the committee on
awards. And il is said that the ceremony
of making the awards was very imposing.
The Richmond tobacco market was strong
on wrappers and filters to-day. The sales
were far i'm excess of those reported. owing
10 the fact that a large buyer of wrappers
now ON the market makes il a condition
precedent that his purchases should not be
reported I. NCL.
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recovery and prices were but little
changed from those Of Yesterday. In the
afternoon the market was stronger, ana
there was more buying Missouri Pacihc
was freely bought by the shorts. and nd
yanced per cent. by 2:3o. It. Paul, Atchi-
son and the Chesapeake and Ohio shares
were the next most active, and all advanced
lL@5. per cent. over the prices current at
J.. VI.
Notwithstanding the stringency of the
money market. stocks were steady to the
close. and final prices were generally . In
per cent. Sales. 49,. ~js shares. 49,
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. October l6.-flour closed
moderately active and unchanged: South
crn Hour closed weak and unchanged.
Wheat closed "a c. higher and firm: spot
sales VI No. red, sjW sji4c.; No. rcd
winter. October. Sizc. Corn closed easy
at i-@4c decline; spot sales Of No. ,
mixed. 3glt ass &C.; No. mixed. October
SOC. oats closed duh and unchanged; spot
sales No. white. 3jc.: No. 2miXed, October,
2j4c Pork quiet and unchanged. Lard
closed hrmer; October, $3.50. sugar Re-
fined moderately active cut loaf and crush
ed. 77sc.: cubes and powdered. 134c.. granu-
lated, I1zc. Cofce->pot cargOes steady
fair Rio. lgikc.
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Chicago Markets.
lBy Telegraph

CHICAGO, October l6.-Wheat opened
firm and higher. Corn dull and easy. Oats
quiet and steady. Provisions dun. Clos
ings Whcat-October. S0Ac.; December.
81 &c.; May, Sj1zc. tOrn-OctOber, 3O7sc.
November. 3lizc; December. Bic. Oats
October, lSAc. November l9@ me; De
ccmber, l9hc. Pork October. sl09j; No
ycmber. $9.37-; January, @.j2is. Lard
October SG.01i,; November, sj.s2i F; Janu-
AIRY, sj.s1is Ribs-October, $500; N0yem-
Der. Sl.Slls: Jannary, Sl.lsl lMx4.sO.
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New York PtRsneisI Market.
lHy TeIegrapn.l

NEW Yonx. October l6.-Noney closed
stringent ut 10 per cent. Exchange steady
posted rates, 49, a ~: actual rates, is2i
for 90 days and AZ "a MY for demand
Governments closed steady; currency os,
iis bid; IS coupons, " bid; i19's do, 1917
bid. =,
The stock market was excessively dull
this morning. only $1,000 shares changing
hands for the Two hours 10 noon, The tone
of speculation was weak, and under the
Atchison and Missouri Pncidc prices de-
cIined Xa'l per cent. AtchisoD was espec,
ioliy pressed for sale. After II o'clock, AID
during the hour " noon there was general
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Baltimore Markets.
fBy Telegraph

BALTIMORE. Nd. October lG.--Cotton
quiet; middling, lOisc. Flour moderately
active. Wheat Southern quiet. unchanged ;
Western steady No. winter red. spot,
and October. s23t@ s27sc. Corn->outhern
nominal: Unchanged Western firm ; mixed
spot. iOa lO.c.: October, 3o3zaioc. Oats
quiet. but firm Western white: ~@ *
Western mixed. 2i@ 2Jizc. Rye Ii q I;
prime TO choice, 56@3S. Provisions dun.
Coffee nominal. Rio cargoes fair, l'l4c.
SUGAR steady. \ soft We.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richrn Onds Va.
WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
ORoe OF Agency: Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner hain and
Eleventh Streets,
PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILD.

PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILD.
Persons anting 10 acquire homes Tor then
selves in an improving locality, where every
dollar invested Will increase. will do well t.
examine the properties OF this company.
which will be marked by sign boards. poste'
upon each tract OF land. and plats can be seen
at the Office Of the agency, over the Ner
chants National Bank. corner Main ano
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms With
parties desiring TO build, and 70 al. such viii
lend fifty per cent. The value OF the lot anc
improvements at 20 at. on long time.
The properties wereac'. Eed at prices much
below the present market value. and the com
pany can afford to sci Oh reasonable terms
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS, Secretary.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Now York Stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch n Co., bankers
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.

NEW YORK. October lG.-Our market
was dull to-day 10 , O'Clock. with the iea-
lures. good London buyings. resistance 10
raids and general strength. Money was ac-
tive from ii To T. per cent. and this had a
tendency 90 restrict trading. Trust stocks
were all frmer. and generally the list pre-
sented bull front. Atchison was active.
with the rights rs high as z. per cent ana
all sorts If opinion, on the merits Of the plan
current. The general news about trade and
railroad earnings was very favorable, rs 81
J., every daV. hut the bear party have been
able. with the uncertainty about money, 10
keep the list from responding. The Gould
stock. have acted i'm a way 10 discourage
outside trading but il is generally believed
that the \anderhilt-DrcNel-Mor party
is ON the bull side for a long pull. There
seems 10 be- no other way than 10 wait for
the bulls 10 get together and then 10 be- M
when the fall and winter bull market starts.
There is no end of bull ammunition, while
the bears have only temporary happenings
and an active money market. The street
sentiment is bullish. and any decided
leadership on that side would develop "a
Great following.
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WHAT CURES?
Is Ncdlcmc VI GENUINEMERiTwop Iac.
HUNNICUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE

Against the world ior ai impurities of ihc
blood and diseases ol The kidueys and skim
tits absolutely an aalAh.e cure for EAeu-
matism ln all iis forms.
We DO not refer to people Do some remote
and inaccessible place. but give you the tcs-
tmony Of your friends and nclshbots. Here
is the proof:
LEE CAMP SOLDIERS HOME.
KIcHNOSu. Va. November >, loSo.
HanuioW Nedicie lDnp0ny
Gents.-~0me eight years ago ! was az
tackled with Sc'tticl, ana suffered Tor several
DAYS at a time the most a-onilng pam. IT
continued getting worse although receiving
the best medical treatment and using alnp [
every remedy that was suggested. finally
able 10 attend 10 any business, and went io
the '~Oldier>' Home 4 short time after
being there ln reading the Atlanta tDngtfn-
n0u. / saw Your NNltilI~ kitl o.
MATIC CURE advertised and SD highly
recommended by citizUns 81 Atlanta that ]
no once wiOte 10 You TOR some, and 10 "a few
DAYS received three bottles. ] commenced
taking 10 AS soon as receive 3, and before one
bottle had been used ! felt IFS benefits. ]
tool, the other two bottles and scarcely over
felt "a pain. Asceitainlng that this GREAT
ANDONLi CURE Tor -tlAIltA ana Rlitt
MATISM was for sal. hy OWENS * MINOR,
bought one bottle moro ana used That, ana
since then feel Ike now man, without 9
rain. from that uulcarahle disease, >ilAl-
iCA and ! Hnfgruily recommend 10 TO all
afflicted with Scltici or rheumatism as a
SURE tCKE. Respectfully.
+. ". nUNGERFDRD.
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TIE DAILY riMES-THURSDAY. OCTOBER II. 1882.

sl4; No. 9. sl2 TO si3: mixed, So TO sll;
Virginia clover. 81 TO sll.
Odfs-Baled, $ll to- l2.
Shucks- Baled. ~ 10 Gvc.
Sfrdw-Compressed, 100 pounds. y 10
4oc.; loose. pressed, large bales. " to i5c.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

OFFERINGS.
Wheat Us bushels.
Corn .2O0 bushels.
Oats -2.OlS bushels.
SAILS HEPOEIKD TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Longbcrry. 800 bushels very good
ON private terms: do. ~ bushels good at
So: do. T. bushels very good al SOC. Mixed,
] .SuD very good on private terms; do. ~
bushels very good al So. ~horiherry, lOi
bushels very good al So; do. u bushels
good at So; do. ~ bushels common al &C.
do. 1000 bushels very good on private terms
oats Winner, Is bushels very good ~
ljc
COTTON REPOEI.
Market firm.
Quofofions. Middling. lOi g.; low mid
ding. 9'-c.; good ordinary, SIC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

Upon an appeal from decree pronounced
by the Circuit Court Of the county If Nor
thumberland on The ID OF october. lsss. I'm
suit In which the appellee was plaintiff and
the ppellnnt was defendant.
The object OF the petition filed In this cause
~ TO have the said decree of the circuit Court
Of Northumberland county. of the ID OF Oc-
tober. 1883. reviewed and reversed by the
supreme Court OF Appeals ofNirginia.
And IL appearing by the return Of the
sheriff OF the county Of Northumberland Of
the process issued To answer said appeal that
the appellee. j. Mabelle Fallin, is not resi-.
dent Of the State OF Virginia. she is required
To appear here on the 9TH day OF November
1889. after due publication OF this order In
The DAILY TIMES. q newspaper published In
the city Of Richmond. once a week for four
weeks. and answer said appeal. and DO what
Is necessary TO protf cf her interest therein.
copy-Ieste:
GEORGE X. TAYLOR. &. G.
JOIN CRITcHER, Tor appellant. oc3 Ihfw
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Hullicltt'S Rl6lnStICCure.

lnnlhle cure for rheumatism. -ciatica.
Neuralgia, and all diseases oil the Flood
skin and Kidneys. For sale by druggists
al one dollar per bottle; SIX boxes for hFc
dollars. send for book of testimonials free.
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JOHN BOWERS,

No. z Governor Street.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED SLATE
MANrEIS
FINE WOODEN NASrEiS.
SLATE AADrlLE iiEAKIHs;
CRATES AND FENDEitS;
GAS CHANDELIERS AND SHADES;
HOT-AIR FURNACES AND F.uE-rLAcL
STOVES.
A Large variety OF HEATING STOVES
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES:
Fine BRASS TENDERS AND FlREsErs:
The GRAND OIL STOVE AND AURORA
NAPOR COOK STOVE. au Lin
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CURES WITHOUT THE USE or kAU-
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN PREsCRIBEs II AND
KNOWS IT'S VALUE.

After the discovery and introduction of the
waters OF In. celebrated Healing spring Of
Ashe county, y. c.. holder and much
more strongly mpreguated spring Of water
was found higher up the valley on the lands
Of Major J. &. Plummer'
For Blood Diseases, Generous Affections,
all kinds Of Diseases Of the skin, pinples.
HlOtcncs EOughnpSS, ~allOWucSs. Mole, and
Bad Complexion Ladies', who. from loss of
rest, Over-exeitiOn, and too much dissipa-
ton. become languid and llase. Will find the
Plummcr BfOmnc Arsenic water great
boon and iesiOicf OF freshness. sufferers
with Dyspepsia, Indigestion. or amy stomach
or Kinney troubles, VIII hrd the Plummer
BrOmine Arsenic " alter gives immediate Ic-
lief show the analysisof the plummer Bro
mine Arsenic Water q your physician and
ask him will n heir YOU.
our leading doctors are prescribing this
wonderful water and receiving the best re-
suits from its action. n Is daily growing in
favor with the medical fraternity, ana the
demand for the water rs rapidly Increasing.
In the near future the llummer Br0mine
Arsenic Water viii become the leading
Healing Water Of the world for an Blood,
stomach, kidney, and Skin Diseases.
WHAT THE ~PIIMMEh BRONINE ARSE
Mo- WATER HAS DONE FOR \ RICH
MOND LADY, AND WHAT SHE SAYS
ABOUT II.
being great sufferer from Indigestion,
aud being unable To- eat either nult or Ncge-
tables. on making my trouble known 90 nr.
IRndOu b. Edwards. Doe advised me tO use
spmmmor BrOmiue Archie Wat r. know
ing my regular physician. Dr. Hunter Nc.
CURE had prescribed the same water. /
procured q case Of the Plummcr brOmine
Arsenic Water. ana ! ana glad 90 say when
using this water could sat anything fruits
and Vegetables included, and my SKIN while
using the water was clear and free from
Plmplos Blotches. and letter. which always
ctmc when eating fruits without drinking
plummcr Bromiue Arsenic Water ! gladly
.NHH.. D HHH4..
BfOminc Arsenic Water for aiding digestion
and cleaning and purifying the skin
see that you get the lummer BrOmlnc
Arsenic Water from Ashc county, y. &.
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Richmond stock Market.

Rcportod bv John l.. Williams X SON
banker, and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
RICHMOND, VA. October 10, lSs''.
FIRST BOARD.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA. IN VACATION. IN
THE CLfRk'S OFFICE OF THE ST.
PREME COURT OF APPEALS AT RICH
MOND, OCTOBER ~, 1889.
william j. rune. Appellant,
against
J. Mabelle Fallin......- ............... Appellee
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sr HlfTfs.
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RED. X. StOIT,
/ RED. " SCOTT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
Tirc. on Christmn. Day.

There were five alarms of FIRE Wednes-
duy. and in nearly every >ase pop-crackers
caused the blaze. Tho damage 90 property
was very small. The department respond
ed quickly az each call and soon eXtin-
guished what fire could be found.
The first alarm was at l:49 A. II. from
Box 6s The fire was at the house Of Mr.
McDonahue. in Fairfield Row near Seven
tcenth street. II originated on the roof
, from defective chimney. Damage about
cJ.
At1:lOP. VI. there was a cali 10 23ls y
street. Fire-crAckers had caused a little
blaze in q stable at that place. The dam
age was very small.
4 bed in the house occupied by Mrs. C..
W. Brown at III east Byrd street, caught
fire and necessitated the turning in of IN
alarm 40 i.4O =. ~ The damage was only
O few dollars.
The department was called % 306 north
Ninth street at 800 p. NJ This dre was
caused from pop-crackers being thrown on
the roof. Damage trihlng.
At 1890 7. u. there was = call 20 dwell
ine-house on Byrd street near Seventh,
where tire-crackers had caused small
blaze. \ few dollars viii repair the
damage.
Steamer No. received ons still-alar1n
No. two. and No. three. In each OF
these cases the damage was very small and
the fires were IN the vicinity of the engine
horses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
CAUGHT UNDER a WlNDOW-sASH
Violent Death of Man Near the Chesa-
neakc and ONO Nonnd- homso.

pcakc and Ohio Round House.
On Chri-tma,-day q man named Arnold
mot with a very remarkable and distress
ing death at bis house, IN Henrico county
nearly opp0site the Chesapeake and Ohio
rouud-house.
The building is q d0uble tenement frame
house and the windows are several feet
above the ground lu the carly afternoon
Nr. Arnold went home aud found all his
family gone 20 church aud the doors Of tho
house locked. he tried 70 enter his room
through oneof the windows. Climbing up
tho side Of the building he raised the sash
and had gotten his head into therOom when
be lost his footing. and il is supposed let
20 his hold Of the sash and attempted %
ca'chO q the wlndoW-sil IL this effort he
failed and the sash came down across his
neck and left h.s arms and body suspended
ON the outside. Tno weight Oh his neck
prevented his crying for help. aud there
was nothing for him 10 catch hold of with
III hands in order to draw the body mp.
This Is the manner IN which be led.
His body was not discovered until hls
family returned from church. AphYsiClan
was hastily summoned and SAID tho man
had been dead for an hour and half.
The struggles Of the dying man were viO-
lent. HIS feet had kicked some OF the
weather-boardng nearly of the house.
Coroner IaylOr was notified OF the death.
but ~ il happened a short distance out Of
has jurisdiction he lid not view the body.
The county authorities were then liz
formed and magistrate came, and after
hearing the Iacts decided al inquest IN
necessary.
Arnold was about thirty-fve years Of
age and worked at the Chesapeake and
Ohio shops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
his children entered happily and prosper.

"'N ,ihutcu entered happiv and prosper
ousiN upon the journey of life.
lie was the youngest son OF Mr.. William
b. Archer, Of Amelia county, but was born
az Dobson's, in Iicnrico. the home Of hs
maternal grandfather He was a nephew
I OF Dr Branch I. Archer, who was tho Sc
crctarN of War OF the Texan republic and
after whom one OF tho counties Of the State
was named. and was also cousin Of
nitcd States Senator ". s. Archer His
/ brothers were ". r., John, and Dr. Juuius
! Archer. lie had only one sister. IllZa-
/ beth. who married Hon. jackson Morton.
! United states senator from Florida. Sis-
ter 0ad brother are al dead now.
It's mother was daughter Of Major
John Clarke, who bought the Bellona Ar
sennl property from the United States Gov
eminent and who long resided al what was
then known a9 DOoson's. butin later times
came to be called Clarkc's Spring-a beau
ttul tract oi land on the west Of Holly
wood now owned by tho city oi Rich
mcnd.
Educated as became o man # means: of
simple bui refined tastes: reserved IN man
ntr but kindly gcncroEs, and true. for q
long while hc sought neither professional
nor business life and was content % spend
most of ms time in the country at DobsOu's
and 40 las farm kcsWich m PoWhatau.
lie married Miss Mary J. Sheppard.
daughter of Mr. ". i. Sheppard. city
chamberlain of fhicbmond. ardasistcrof Mr..
W. J.. ard Mr.. y. =. Sheppard. Accepting
position oi honor and responsibility 10
the Po,t-Oiice Departmental Nasnin.t on,
lc wa fhrIr 80 the outbreak Of nostlitice
.u' UIfh tine loyalty 90 ms State which
oyer lllol Dbl, heart bee promptly res gLcd
nnd cast ls lot with Virginia end toe
South. Upon returning hrro he received
an appointment $50 tine Confederate POST
OMce Department and wa- in Richmond
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