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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-10
THE COCKAps CITY
ponble MarrIagc-rolisicai-

pouble Marriaec-ioiitifni-
pi,rrn-I.t.RG. W. October O.. -pech',
Al the residence II the Rev. ih"hi'It
D'Farreil. the pastor ~ - J"-''p' ,,rnno,,
iic Church Ia this cry, ye7iefu'H a.. com
ihnro was double mlrfh..'
tr,cfiup parties being Nr. /. ". "'n.",
and Mis- Mamie Iicrney. ana VII ~
-torno aud Miss Josephine litfn'N' . ''7
~ ,hn first named Young lauN' N'90'
.,f..,,,outs and -ffrun are fNppl ltifl~riN
49,, ,',,.,,i,r ,oung men. the former being
y...ift.r and owner 81 flln D"NV Fln1f'ss
'.,.i ,l.. th. peuiucfliir nuuinr" Tor inr
'.,f.l,tnrn from this city. ts -f"H ~ -"
ceremony WIS performed iir newly ni'd'
.,,,nlr. iook the train for 'he NORTH on -
bridal tour.
Irrsr donation. OF merchandise have
laen made b} many ~ fhn merchants oi THIS
,.it, to the Petersburg Premium Tobacco
taif. and everything now points to th' con-
rhi-ion flIi flie same VIII Do perfect
-ucep--l ,.
Ih. independent crlorod voters Of Pm
uIMip h.d - convention Yesterday ai l''
Courthouse 100 that county for the purpD-'
,f naminatin. n candidate iNr thn lf-i-il
flr. iu opposition fY thn regular frnINN-
.,u NOMINEE. There were two candidates
D. f.r. Ola. convention Brother ellis aud
trad Irrnn. When heard from Hi p iil'
H.ur la-f NIGHT erolt confusion ur'ttirl ODD
fls conventions and nn nomination h''
been maer.
n First ward last ui-h' fl' c1l0rtd ani Be-
Nlhoue.t.- h.ld 90 meeting and ni-iii.(t' d
,.4mulitu club. with fN' iHilnNin- "iuI' ~
r..i Duf. n. g. Washington: y i''-ifrs.
dent. Albert Davis. secretary. 'iii'' "'
F,nua,. Treasurer. john s0ehin-.
rba phil. M.k'gnes 'll0rel Campaign
,.f,,f ..f-,. laII d. meeting 't.f ui-|t nu Mae
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-IAE PEARL OF PEKlN.n
The Ncv Comic Opera Produced Before "a
A.l. I...n Amlinnnc.

The \cW Comic Opera Produced Before q
Ners Large Audience.
At th- Mozart Ncldem, last ni-ht. the
largest and most fashionable audience oi
Do. season gathered io hear for The first
Time iu Richmond. BNrnc'- comic opera. i'm
thre. acts. 18Th. Pearl of Pekn.'
Tine production gave neral >nii-licii"h.
The costumes auI -.H-o settings were
un'lue and handsome. the troupe large. the
chorus we'll trained and altred. and the
..m.iIu Mr.. Louis Harrison. the star of
il. evening. amusing and quaint.
Ih- opera -eem- 90 DE specially api d
t1 give Mr.. Harrison a- m lch scope for
speech and action a- he could wish. llr i~
unduhieIls ta, li;, 10 the performance the
great wheel Chat moves IL. In fact. TIN, ls
taa much ihe case.
An Tine little opportunities and ~uegc--
TONS in llt music for graceful moA cmrnl
and dance arc -uOorinaied to the cenir
figure.
u Mr.. Harrison were less the star and
equally a~ capable ihe actor end the other
members Of Oh. cast and chorus were gwen
more freedom. fhe action 0t tie piece would,
no Doubt he ircer and Joss irammcled.
Il, mot -.id. however. driD-aiorIN ~
fha UnDri lut nulN H- suggestive oi am Im-
nrDtpmem which could easily h. made.
Tine music 90 iar -peari of lthIu' is
very i.M. Cine r0m OF ite UpcfH l- the
Hurfe ui the SECOND Hci. and ln thr third
acl ihot is dainty little quare,ic. nut
thOr. ar. 300 catching arid-. nor meindic ai-
rlu-Dmcnt- lhit Viii Doc Whl~tlcd On The
streets.
Nr. Harrison WAS very -cce--fu in m>
topical -Dng- and Va- forced iO sing lll The
extra VERSES Doc bad BOZ store
Ih. opera viii ne sung a-aiu Tonight, u
ID 9 fH.I am
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CASE OF SIMON WALKER.
Sentence suspended for Another Mont

Sentence suspended Tor Another month";
The Governor has had under con-idcras
ton for some time the petitions which nave
been sent 90 him for communication of the
sentence IT Simon Walker the Young col.
orcd hoN of Chesterfield who was sentenced
To hc hung for nm assault upon little whit"
girl. II will Doc remembered that the Gov
crnor granted rcpric,c in This ease until
tomorrow.
~ much had been said t0 the Governor
about the youth at the prisoner. his igno-
rance. and The lack of proper appreciation
81 the cuo1u.tN of his crime. and his re-
sponSif'lltiCs. that ne determined to asccr-
tain for himself the exact condition of the
prisoners mental condition. 20, well a. his
age. 30. 80 ON Yesterday morning he drove
over tO Chesterfield Courthouse. was All
mitiod 90 the iai. and comcrscd with
Walker
Upon his return he decided 10 postpone the
execution of ihe sentence for thirty days I'm
order 10 enable him o. iiills consider all of
the facts in the case.
The petition for commuiation Of the sen
fonce In This case was signed hN the grand
father and grandmother Of the little girl.
with whom she was living. and signed by
the mother. and hy her uncle and h- wife
these are all of hcr living relatives. her f.
tlor being dead and also by eight Of the
Jury. The other four have mol signed.
The hiV did mot testify during his trial in
bis own behalf bat no the belief that Dee
would die ou Friday De- made "a statement
TO ihe Governor which diner, materially
from the evidence rs addurCd at the trial.
The boy. b. Will Doe further remembered.
was found iho nest day after the commits
sion Of iho crime 40 his work. having made
uu attempt Oh escape
Ilu DpNEENOE PERSONALLY VISITS THE
CoNpFMNFp.
Governor Lees object in going 10 Chester
n.ld Courthouse Was t0 personally sec tine
prisoner. lle tnorc met the sheriff and
liior. and entered Walkers cell.
A~ already stated application for a COM
mutation of sentence t0ono ofiucarccraiion
for iifr 'u the state pcniicniiay had been
presented iht Governor. and tAr mother and
grandparents of the outraged child had
signed it. along with other vcll-known pco-
rlc including some of the jurors.
ilc SAW and talked with ihe prisoner. hi-
idca being NOT GO hang the boy If there was
ANYTHING 90 mitigate the sentence of the
court. The correciue-- of the courts sem
f.nco u1 0no has denied. nor has there eve
been ANYONE who denied THAT simon
Walker committed thi. outrageous act ou
ill. -'n a~ sine WIS passing through The
ano on ihc WAY o. her crnnliathor's house
when tlr Governor returned yesterday
afternoon Doe vl- covered with dust. and
showed chat hn hHd done some hard riding
over dusty roads iu order i0 get hrmc.
The Governor last night would mot tell
an,fhin. q. 90 ihe result 0f bis visit lo lha
criminal. Ills action in granting rcspii,
till thc Sih Of November j. told above
Whether this may efeniuate iu "a commuto-
ffDu Of sentence o. imprisonment ln th'
State prn.t.nt'ary is yci 90 Doe developed.
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4 uancl,e-tcfiinKiliod.

Our tclc-raph'c q Dispatches state that un
Incident occurred Yesterday ou thf ~hnnau-
aa5h Valley Railroad boz which Brakeman
william Farley wis Killed. IIt deceased
Wa a resident OF NlneA ester and leaves a
family.
Mn. Juniu- Cook. fho conductor If the
Train. also resident of Manchester. was
very badly hurt. Ih'. accident happened
urlf >uiherlin. in llalfN county. not
many miles from p1n,iiie and l.H mile-
from Richmond. Ihcclu-e of tu. accident.
a. learned in this city Yesterday. Was thar
lone freight train became detached 0n 90
IA slNV grade ami Ola. cars ni tii. Rear section
ran into those Of thr section att ichcd to the
engine. cau~in. quite smash zap and The
los of life besides the other damage re-
ported.
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An Arabian Night was produced again at
the Theatre last night 90 fair house. aud
tho audience seemed 90 srcaii, enjoy ihr
entertainment. judging from the liberal ap-
plau-c.
Next week. beginning Monday. there will
Dc "A week Of tragedy ui the Theatre
when Crc.ion Clarke. a clever aud very
popular iraeedian viii open SIX da,. cr-
gaccmcut at that Time. commencing with
Hamlet. and running az follows: Tuesday.
fools Revenge; Wednesday. Eric Eark:
daN. The Bells"
Mr. Clarke H. nephew of Edwin Booth.
and il said 10 be- very much like him iu per-
eOnal appearance. and ~ have inherited
much Of the talent of his grandfather. the
elder Booth
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THE LABOR HERALD.
Three Directors Apply for an Injunction
to stop the Issue.

Ia SOP ii' i~~N's
Yesterday. before Judge fiilhu-h. h ih'
thancer, court. iu chHmhct~. Application
was made M Nes-r-. John I. hHppoh. \.
/. Fumia and William IL. Miller thre.
mrmh, r. of the board ot directors Nf OBJ.
I1bor Trr1N Publishing omplnN. iur au
Injunction 60 restrain Mc--r- George pun
can and =. &. Murphy. two other directors.
from Iubli~hin. lhc L0tor Hrr"i" n iu-
iurr.
WThr trouble in regald o. this Malone
Sheet originated two 0r three weeks ago 300
a suit i'm the thancen Court. Instituted hN
Nhitlri y >hepper-on. to recover some s.N'
din. them. They asked that receiver hD
apuniut.d % take charge OF Thee property.
and il was done. \ few DAYS ago ana order
was entered m the court directing that fine
receiver he dismissed ami tt' property
turned over 10 the company when good ~e-
.uritv WI. given for the payment az the
debt. This Duncan and Murphy did, and
the property was turned over io them. ana
rbe PAPER was issued hy them this week.
The Injunction WAS PRAYED for Yesterday
because the plaintiffs the three directors
namcd-knoW that Che company h. in-0i-
vent. and that it ha, been doing losing
business for SOME time, and they dD mot
wish 90 be- bound Dog am, debts that may De-
incurred ina further publication of tine paper
Jud-p Fiizhugh reserved his decision un-
I'll tomorrow.
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The Late ,eeidrn, ON the Il. andr.

The collision which happened between
Two engines on the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad On Tuesday night resulted ia
nO one getting hurt. The TWO cn4ime.. one
attached 20 the freight train and the other
going ia the opposite direction unattached
10 any ears. met each other aud both got
badly smashed up. Each was dcrailcd.
ana FOR some little while the PASSAGE Of the
regular trains WAS DELAYED. 40 one WAS
hurt. the cngrrcr- and fremen ,ecin. the
approaching collision. jumping from Inc
engines. The collision, II Is understood
Was caused 10y the misunderstanding of
efdcfs on the part Of one OF the engineers.
The oni, part, which loses anything is Tine
railroad COMPANY
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4 famous French woman's wit,icism
ahou. ihe way her own country women
diiDr from other women in their ore Is
perhaps deserving oi attention on tnr
part of some American women.
There are two ways. she says, "oi
following tie fashion
"A French woman follows il as dog
follows iis master PM alloihor women
follow 10 a- blind ma4 follows IBIS dog.
Youth. llmnanlun-
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gulc eih Na. recitins hcr lesson m
c0niu-at.on.
"Ncr3. % lowe. indicative mood, pres
CENT tense" called lhe teacher
II love. thou lowest. bee or she loves '
said the little girl.
ole. she or it. loves prompted the
precrptor.
cit can't love anything" pleaded the
little girl.
Ana ihe teacher suddenly struck with
new idea. only replied: "Go oa.
And thi, idea. now 20 the teacher. bat
not to some others. was that grammar
as taught b. book is humou- only
very lately. % quote one instance from
% MYRIAD. dill the granmars recoSn'l.
that YOU i5a sin-u'arpronoun. though
It has been 80 used lor three centuries.
and ''you are anl 500 similar phrases
were par ei by their ries as second per-
son piu.al-Bo-ton Tran crint.
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prrl,rrnG pa. October %. arrange
An. have been perfected f0r the establish
ment iu this CITY of an extensive tim plate
mill. -Four and q bali acres of ground have
been purchased. upon which The plant VIII
te erected within one year The property
selected IL known n. ~GlemNood Park
.on tine lincef the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. and near the Monon-ahela river. The
names ef the capitalists Interested nave not
vet been made known.
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Another oId Veteran Dead.

B-niainin T.. Hamilton. aii oid veteran 0i
the soldiers Home. formerly of Company &.
sixth virginia REGIMENT Wci~igDf'- iiri-
.,lde. died ai ihe Home Tuesday ar 4. W..
:sc se,ent,-tWo wears. lie had been au iu-
mate of the Home i0r abHut three years AND
a half. and had been confined 90 Ei- room
for the past six months. and died from gene
raj debility ~. Rodcrick Dow. the rD,i-
dent phl stefan. WAS With him during his iil-
ness. aud rendered AN medical aid. Mr..
Hamilton WIS native OF Petersburg. hul
his son. who has been very attentive and
devoted tO him since arrival ai the Home.
took his remains CD Prince Edward county.
where DE- once lived. 90 Dee Inferred hl the
sido Of hi~ wife. who preceded him fo tine
grave some Years ago.
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ICOMPROMISE BURSTED.
THE STREET RAILROAD CUES HON
IN STATUE QUO.
The Various rartics ~ Interest tnahie 4"
Come To Tcrms-Eittcr Fight In Court
Over tn. Ecccivcrshir Inevitable Mr..
Gould's Interest.

Gouid's interest
II wns learned Yesterday that the railroad
sonpfomiSc that was attempted 10 he hNc"
,,n between Mn. FLYNN ON the one eluc'
hacked hv NcS>r~. Gould ana fiohtf'
NcS.rs, rui1cll and lautDrhach ON "noih'i
side: and the >pneuc company represent
al hN Hon. John - ~ use: Nc~>r>. thornton
VI. Moilc,. ilcur, steers Vrsideni OF th'
Eleventh Ward NatiOnal Bank. James :.
smith. on anothc im, fallen 'hI"u-h' "'
The lariics could uDi come % terms.
INEVITABLE IioBr N COtEr
This makes the neht i'm the courts here in.
tNiiahlc. The attorneys here in richmond
who are favorable 90 the Flynn interest say
that this il the ease. The latest aaNice7
from New York say TINT Mr. W Use WEI n'
hcrc in the morning There viii dounlie>~ ''
AWARD CONTEST
made for This rccoivcr~hip. Ncssr~. Use
and Ncwcomh. who Will press the apilica-
lion for receiver. are Two oi me aui'@l
lavver~ in the country. and boih OBJ ihrm
arc familiar with railroad fights. Mr.. New
comb. i'm addition o. being the al
torney for Mossrs. Steers. Motley. and
Smith. j. warm. personal mend
rf theirs. and enjoys meh lclN-
1afion as lawyer. lu the late I'M
nlcasnntncss i'm the Broadway Surface Rail
road eases. Nr. Ncwc0mh was coan>' Tor
.Ialc ~harpe and some others of thc h0rOlc
Aldermen. lie j. a fine speaker. and the
,uiIic can expect some rare fights Of ora-
Jor, auk Keen slashc~ Of Wit ana humof M
the contest before the courts.
MIR. GOULD AND MRS. Hymn.
From all that can De- learned Mr.. Gould
l. undouhicdi, interested in Mrs. lynn -
Interest. H. tried 90 engage MI wise in
behalf of Mr. Flynn. hut Nr. Wise had
been pre-, iou~ly employed i'm opposition o.
Nh. FlNuu'. interest los Mr.. Charles U
Field. of the firm of llotchki~-, Field ~ 60.
4 RrcEINrR DOUBTLESS roHr APPOINTED.
The hchi for receiver Will. as has been
said. be- IA spirited and hard one. and from
the present outlook ONE viii doubtless hr
apuointod. az a majority Of the stock and
londholder~ a~ well as the outside creditors
have requested il. Their petition h1~
been fa,0rlhly responded io ny ih
Nice-pre~iaomi and a majority ol inc
board If directors. The same is true
of the CITY Railroad. The circumstances
connected with the purchase iN MIR. lynn
will undoubtedly adducc such fact, as viii
compel This road % 20 into Tire hands Of 90
receiver also.
NEEDS or IHE PUBLIC.
The question of surface roads ], one I'D
which Richmond is deeply Interested.
Man. If our best business men nave been
compelled % walk from their residence, ln
the Nest-end o. their places oi business.
This il also true 81 the mechanics and
lahorinr men. IL is sincerely hoped that
something will hp done. and thar ai once. iN
f,uf tho Two lines iu proper condition.
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POLICE COURT.



I'm the Police Court Yesterday ihe hu-i-
n.~- transacted WAS of little consequence.
Martin Bolton. William Bolton and VIII
liam icai'mtn had fight Iar-day Hie'ii ai
fhr corner of Seventeenth and Baldwin
streets. Each of participants We're dis
CHARGED ON the pIln no ol the costs. which
amounted all told On $500.
Jasper Poster OHiHr,di. wanted 90 get
warm. and STOLE o. railway iie from th.
Richmond ,iiy street Railway. lu tine abe
-ence OF Witness tue case WIS continued
until TODAY
Robert Bland WAS charged with assault
ine and threatening 600 strike Waiter
Davidson With 200 aNe. The prosecutor.
Davidson. who -Wnr, Oui Oh. warrant. fail
Ed % appear when Dol, name WAS called.
and. in consequences tse ca-c va, di-m. -~-
ell.
James Crouch rroiorrdl was before the
court on the charscni striking Lewis Bland
18th -luu.--hlt Needed Witnesses being
absent. the ease was continued until today.
M. Howard hNs'1 piy $3.50 and costs
Tor being di~oulerl. 600 ihe -fr0 a..
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NoNrDONrEl. Ala. October ~. New,
va, received from ilaync-,ilie. lowndc~
county last night. giving an account Of 20
desperate duel There between i-lion haynee,
.h.'if. al ih. cnunit. and Wait Au-teiie. a
,,.niu.nt citizen. ln tho duel iIayne, was
.ho, and wounded ln ihe shoulder. AMI
\ustell. was shot ia the len arm. the bullet
breaking hi, arm aud lcdging'in his breast.
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The fiierds of Corporal Tanner say
that the President viii make no ap-
poiutment TO the vacant commissioner
ship not approved m advance hy Com
mauder in Chief Alser on behalf OF the
Il. \. Il that Alger Will approve ro
one not favored Is Tanner. and that
Tanner will not favor any ons II the
rank Of general for the Office Camp
bell. oil Kansas, is said TO be Tanner 3
candidate.
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Mnrriagc iicefi,t--.

The following marriage license, were i--
sued Yesterday; ,......
In lhp city. Frank Albright and Ion i''
Gardner and Morilccai jonr- alH "''' ''''
. mlth lculnudl.
In fn,. count, Jane. T. Eoikc- and Liza
3 HARLOW Marshall ". Ihrockm0rlon autl
Matilda lever. and Joshua Lewis ana
Faivy Davis tcolord).
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French Dame Gn rar.,l--Oui. oui. DAT
EiiTel tower ccs cau,r oil thunderstorm.
it ocs .o high. We haf many of zem
lately. Hear. Derc - ano-.'nr. Hear
re irrrifrrk iise.
Friend tlislening)-A meesrasr. Lat
l. zee American in zee nrX. rlim look
ins over hes board Dill.-Ncw York
Weekly.
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PERSONS AND PLACES.
Thoughts suggested by n Walk Around
ToMu.

The streets where the sprinkler l. used NJ
this season Of the year becomes nuisance
downright. outright pure and simple. II
will aii do well enough IN midsummer.
when a blazing SIM dries the streets almost
~, soon "a. the water from the sprinkler
touches them. bat at this season Of the year,
when. IN many places. the feeble rays ~ tie
sim are only ON the street bat short Wliile
the ease j. entirely different.
Main street Yesterday was ~ bad for
pedestrians 10 cross rs II will boz at almost
any time during tbe winter. To ladies II
wa-pariicularly di-aerccahle. and this. too.
while the skies were brightly cleaning
overhead. Fold un the old sprinkler. and
lci it rust until "the roses come again II
il just as about us appropriate 90 sprinkle
the streets now a- 10 would Doe 10 'ui dinner
in the fireplace and put the Fireplace ON
the dining table.
The following Story i- told about town: \
Gentleman went into restaurant. ate a
sandwich or two, treated hi- friends. and
asked
" How much do ! owc youF'
-ceent,-iNe cents"
"a nickel will pay for 70; will itnott'
30 \N. uu. SIR
.W.ll. I'n bef you s. % nickel will pay
Tor H."
~I'll take tl. hct." -aid the harlcspcr
Then the man Wr,-ilod with his packet
book. shook 0ui seventy live cents and hi-
card which read "a. Nickol.' >cOoped ~
the nln dollars. bought cigar. and Mddcd
oui im search of other game.
The spirit of true Democracy run, in tine
veins even of the little boys Of old Virginia.
Here f. what .taunch little Democrat. mot
fifteen y.4r- old. wrote few days ago:
BRIGHT in the morning is the little black bird
SITTING ina little Williams grassy 'front.' yard,
Wsfhlug forth Tire most plaiutivc notes,
VI hoac VIII bc left, for the want OF votes.
Sow. dear little bird. you seem 10 know
]. o way thc election is surely 10 go,
And while 100 tht yard you are swcctly sing
McKinncy's voice IN the state IS ringing.
When done your sinein. we will surely see
ThItd,ir old Virginia VIII SUN Zoe Tree.
VITA the d4rkics lu the field hoclne com,
And llahOnc eursiug The Gay he was born.
Thcn. Get up. white men, and stay on toy;
Don't lct the dIr-y Cn you f'i me drop
For A. they should. fou Nelt Wcli KNOW
That the state. with the whites under iNc
n.s-ef w.li eo.
Mckinney. they say. IS doing nice ihinl'
Iif making fNc flg- On BOSS tNlt fih-,
They saw Malone ls Still cDufsins around,
But. DIS Nick uucf, ne's nowhere o. Dee found.
For when Doc hears. That Mckinney is comi g
III .flle. ru his traps ani starts io running.
Ile un~ all iay. Hrf runs Hll nishI,
he'd much miH.r run than Mckinney q"
nsht.
Then. GET up white raan. nul cccl. your gun.
N.IlIU vD. ..ltt i.u-- 1914 10 Boo GA iir ran.
..N L. IHH Iaf D.
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judge Wexford came down 90 the county
r"uu-hou ~ Yesterday. bni Transacted moth
ing al public interest. IT, was only present
% short while. The business OF the Circuit
oilii of The county 81 IienricO. This term.
VIII De unnlereetine until the Belt Line
cases come up for argument.
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The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday;
~ CRY ,nANtEEN COtKI.
cit, of Richmond to ~enc f0N. wife Of
Louis foX. - feet on Ashland. northwest
corner Reservoir Sill; Narcellu~ Hicks
and wife io Bertha " illams. 80 feet ON east
side Fourth between Clay and Leigh,
s.. 700. Thomas T.. Stage and wife 10
e harlc- T.. Hayward, - feet ON Marshall.
southeast corner INonty-siNih. 500.
nLNIICO cot MY COURT.
John Dunlop. special commissioner. o. \.
J.. ondelrhI. 80 feet ON south side kcmpcr
between Garter and Washington. being lpt
if square r. Of 4. \. i.cc's plan. Si3j.
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rhc sale of the i;si.hihopc Railway Com
many confirmed.

Yesterday at r. O'Clock % meeting
.of do. stockholders a. tlH Bright
hope Railway Company was held al
fha office OF tn- company. No. ln'ca-i Nam
Street. Tine main object oi tine meeting Was
10 confirm fho sale of the Bri-hthopc kail-
road property to doe larm' llin "nd foNhi-
FAM railnoad Company. which sale was rc-
,.rt.d I'm this paper some time ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-10
OVER IN MANCHESTER.
YESTERDAYS REPORT FROM TIE
RICHMOND BROOKLYN.

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:. raaly uurt-scverai Minor Gases "'
,,,. the us,or-Heiurn OF I"" wan
ers-Brirfs.
y..,erda, morning about quaf'ef-''-ii
,..iack John oer-lcy. Timer 'iHp'"s' "
b, Mr. J.. n. HOGAN. whilr Hl VIZ '.. ~" ,,..
,,.., hnn-r in the old MarN tract n'"i '.
p.,.,-i.,,o turnpike. fell from il' l'"l ''.'
',,s h,dis hnrf- ~. lad Just s'','" ~
49,. r.,d, fo lHv fio sin r'ui lh' n'''
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,,'r, and. losing hi- footing. hc i'ii "t.i '.'
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I'M falling ha struck h.- it"e ana N' ~. ~.
,..Di,inr "a number of ga-hr-. ana "'". ~
"a tifaa. rendered uncon-ri'h-'
also bruised about ihe body.
Ir Garncft who was SUNNI, '" Do
,r.nrfi, arrived and aimni-i.i'9 t
,.r,....r rl-fofafirp-. which -'pn ,in"thl ,''
.,,,.. man fn consciousness. Nr 'tt-i',
,,.s ttL.n info tln house ~ n'i- 1909, r.
,,h.r. h. remained dur'ng il'" dl'. J."
,,.'- -,..n hY thr physician 200 dlii'rnl h''if'
Dr. Garueif fold the reporter last hl-'' '''
h, could mot trll ih. rNIri character ODD "'
fbe inmfir. until To-day. lir Nl- goo
n,in.nn fhIf fhe injuries 49, hfrinffN f'
f'nlar were mos booked upon '- being h
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