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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-27
HENRiCO DEMOCRATS.
Additional Delegates to the Senatorial
Convention.


Al meeting Of the Democrats Of Brook
land District. held at Bruins precinct. Il
eject nine delegates 90 the Senatorial Con
yeniion, which meets in Richmond on
October Bird, 1889. the following wcr,
elected:
Dclcgates-.John +. Broaddus, j. W. Pen.
X. +. X. Baracott. Joseph Bryan. 4. W
Ball. \. j. Enslow. {. ". ,hildrcy. II. H.
Goddin James T. Rcdd. Alternatcs-T. II.
Branch. I. Crawford Rcdd. John VI. King.
". T.. Eaton. 4. VI. Bennett. Wilson King.
Garland Ilanes. Jr., GUY Vaughn. \. j.
IIiggasOn.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted endorsing Hon.
{. X. sands for state senate.
VARINA TOWNSHIP.
The voters Of Narina township assembled
AT Township Hall. Mr.. lakewood Kemp
was elected chairman. and ". o. Mosby
Esq. secretary.
The following gentlemen were chosen:
Mcssrs. W Il. frayscr, Charles Lconhauser,
Chambcrlaync Lyme. J. Il. Pocklington,
John VI. Mosby. John n. Russell. and Halle
wood Kemp.
Mr.. Fgayscr offered a preamble and rcso-
luton similar 10 those adopted AZ the Fair
field meeting. and they were adopted. The
resolution insirucis the delegates 10 "insisi
upon the denomination Of {. X. Sands as
one Of the candidates from this district to
the senate of Virginia a. long a. there is
any possible chance Of his receiving the
The meeting was addressed 10y McSsrs Il.
4. Friend. }. II. Pocklingion. j. n. Russell.
and Others advocating the nomination Of
Mr.. sands.
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Council Committees.

The Committee on II. Johns Burying
Ground met at H. Johns Church yesteftla.
evening nj q O'Clock. Present: Mr.. John
Mann. chairman. and Messrs. >itterding
and steel.
The reason for the meeting at ST. John :
Church was the inspection and deception of
the work recently done in the shape of re-
ncwng the western wall Of the cemetery
grounds. With some few details the work
was found acceptable. aud the bill of the
contractor was ordered 10 be paid. as We're
The usual bills for the month.
The Committee on Water met i'm the oflica
at Mr.. Charles Boiling. the superintendent,
with The following members present:
Messrs. White chairman. Wingficld. llsr-
grove. cr-Odico Maun. Brown and Williams.
Nothing Of unusual importance was done.
The Committee on second Market met in
the 'hancery Court room al : o'clock.
Present; Mr.. ,happcll (charman). and
Mcssrs. Ferriter and Crump. The usual
monthly bills We're ordered to be paid.
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THE HEBREW NEW YEAR
Generally Observed in Eichm"nd-ih"
Most solemn Day save One in the Je"ish
Calendar.

The Hebrew New Year $3.50 began 40 q
o'clock Wednesday evening and closed "i q
o'clock Yesterday evening. and was gene
rally observed by all our Jewish fellow
citizens.
~poaking on The subject Of the New Year
celebration. a prominent rabbi has said:
.The first duty of man is ~ weigh his own
impeifcctions and strive 10 conquer me
urO-snc~> of his nature. a- iar ~ possible.
10 this end. therefore. Judaism appoints an
nialy day OF memorial when the He
brew palises and reflects ana asks these nm
portant questions. which centre in One one.
What have | done to become more of
a MANA better man-than ! was last
YEAR, ..lsraclite." SAYS the Day oi Memo
rial. remember that YOU arr the child az
the Eternal Father. the servant AZ the tier-
nal King: remember that thy ancestor,
stood nj the foot Of Mount sinai and heard
the voice Of the living God speaking from
the midst Of the fire when Doe established the
everlasting covenant with Israel. remeu-
Der how tod revealed his grace ANA bis
power over Your fathers in ATT ages of
history: remember the touching fidelity
Of your fathers and mothers to ih' hlls
cause Of Israel. their mistaken fHih la ihe
truth Of Gods promises: Yea. their SELF
denials. their -clf-lcrihcc-. their noble
virtues. their exalted TRUST in the G0l oi
Israel. and the unimpaIred hope which
they vested IN their children that they VIII
continue the good work which they loved -o
intensely
~Romcmbcr." says the Day NJ Memorial.
land Judge what You are where }0u lre.
what and where you should he IN all Mi-
name works"
Next to Nom kippur. Tine Day OF Ai0ne-
ment. which occur, next saturday. This i-|
the most solemn day in thc Jewish calen-
Ipr
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mENEIcO CnrNIY CnrrI.
The Dethroncd Zulu King.

jeff Dorsctt, the colorcd man who recently
enacted the roic of the Zulu King with Roll
lnson's circus. reached the city Wednesday
evening. lie was accompanied 10y sheriff J .
VI. Ragsdale, of PittsNlsania county. and
was en- route 70 the penitcntiarN. ~ fully
set, a. RObinsOn'- circus passed through
Pittsyl,ania county. grabbed pistol from
another colOred man and rode on with il on
the ears. lie WAS followed UP. arrested.
examined. sent on. indicted. found guilty
and sentenced 10 the pcuitcntiarv. all in
about forty eight hours. The sentence j.
for eighteen months.
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\ piece called ~ Cold Day" fun of
music, dancing, fun, and nothing else. was
given before large audience az the
Academy last night. IL is somewhat SINH
Jar 10 the Two Old Cronics." presented
here before many a time. but has in il "A MUIR
derlcss plot, and perhaps more merriment
The main feature OF the show is the
beautiful dancing Of Carlotta. a Richmond
girl. who has Won her way 10 distinction.
No one could have improved more than she
since she was last here. Her dancing i,
artistic. fascinating and graceful, and was
loudly aud enthusiastically applauded
throughout the performance. Carlotta ap-
pears in some six costumes and her dancing
in accordion skirts, q Ia the GaietN dancers
in New York last season, was gem Of
beauty
The comedians OF The show were quite
funny, though strict comedy was not the
Illc.
Altogether the performance was fun Of
new business. songs. and jokes that will
please all and not offend. aud will cause
continued laughter throughout the evening.
again Tonight
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he FELT HURT.
The Romance q a Hotel, Guest and q
lnuIIlurn.

The Eomanee q "a Hotel, a Guest and q
Departure.
His pantaloons we're pokad fn DIS baona~s
and the nees OF the boots tanerei 40 the ends
10 the proportions Of q billiard cue. lie wors
on lis head w.de brimmcd hat bis face
was hidden behind q beard off ua.t'.
growth, and bis ho.r was ragged and unDre
seniable. Lut be was DO ,ouch. IL h.. .o.
pearances made him book like one Win
dash, and Tie least bit VI evaporation i.sfa.
'nlns his eyes. he rushed up 20 The del. OF
the Midland ast night, and br.ng.n. l..
hand down With ih2mp, lowlcI.
Gu eie ielefs bs not stuck ODD my trade.
be's yen
Tie aiaDls clerk, after flcarerin. h.,
breath mees.y replIe.i that Tie hotel was rlu
Tor the accommodation of the TRAVELLING ppb
hc and that any inslD0rlmafion on f... i,rt
OF employees meant prompt dismissal Tor tho
errias one
Then ihatar being the case. trent o..d..
cent, snapped the Wild Wa.fern.r % o,.,
BOO acres of as good land l Arizona pa,
bullock ever cAawel grass from. and / l.vo
lV,OYV head OF eiu. I've been n,afl,.in,
round this ear tas IA starving nf is. ar.i
have not heard ihe gong rug f.r e....
Besides writ my name down wlOa came
H. anu you're leiIirs an't sot senss caau.h
70 give me a b-d Out our way when "a
stranger goes 90 tie tavern tho landlord in.
'ites him T. take drink. steers hm 10 M.
~ room and sees bin 90 hed There's no /
'heer here, rohog', ami guess III Auat no /
another RANCH -
lilo 1iatted stream OF tobacco inice ON
ihe marble door and ganishsd.-K.s'as CIV /
Times ~''f
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SERIOUS CHARGE
A0AINSTA SEVENTEENTH STREET
PAwNBRCKER.

David Harfcsd Arrested for Bigamy-
The Allegation DcnIcd--To Have Hear
ing To-day In the Police Court-CIty
and Suburban Notes.
David iiarfcld. junior member Of The firm
Of 4. !. liarfcld SON. pawnbrokcrs. 100
north >cNenfccth street. was Yesterday ar
rested on information received 10y telegraph
from New York. charging him with bigamy
As soon ~ the telegram was received
Al the Chiefs Office. Sergeant Tomlinson
swoc out warrant, and with Sergeant
IIulcc executed II. IIarfcld was taken 10
The Second policc-statioH.
The charge created quite stir among
Harfcld's circle Of Hebrew friends and rcla-
ativcs. and many Of them went with him to
the station.
HARfFLD'S STATEMENT OF THE CASE.
Prom llarf,ld's statement Of the ease to u
TIMES reporter at the Second polcc-station
last night. II seems that ten years ago while
living in New York. he married n Miss .Ju-
liza Harlem. aud lived with her four months
Then he went to Boston on u trip. and when
he returned his inconstant wife had flown
with another man.
lie has lived in Richmond for several
wears, and recently went 10 New York 10
find his wife and obtain divorce in order
that the way might Dc made legally clear
for his matrimonial intentions toward
another Young lady, Miss sarah Martin
lie did mol find the unfaithftil one.
however. and concluded he would
bring his fGaccc 10 his Richmond !
home on visit 10 his mother. and before /
many DAYS had elapsed she would have be- /
come Mrs. IIarfcid No.-2. but just al this |
iuncturc the long missing wife was heard |
from. II appears that She knew Of Ilar-
fields engagement. Of his departure for
Richmond with the bride elect. and suppos-
ing that by this time they had married. she
went 10 Inspector Byrnes and swore out the
charge Of bigamy against him. This the in
rpcctor wired here and causo the arrest.
The authorities want him TO 20 ON 10
answer the charge. but the prisoners coun-
sci. Mr.. sol l.. BloOmbcrg. has advised his
client not 10 90 except on duly executed
rcquisitiOn papers.
II can be- seen Of course that if the mans
statement il true. hc is not guilty Of
bigamy. but the charge against him will
have to be disposed Of in a proper way.
and the case will be fully heard before
Police Justice Cruichficld this morning.
An effort was made last night 10 secure
Inc release OF the prisoner on bail. but none
If his friends could give the required bond ,
about Sl,Voo-and - he spent the night at
he station.
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CLOSING THE STREETS.


laclNoNp. W. September -.
Nr. Ldii0r:
TIE city Council having given the Rich.
mond and Allegheny Railroad The ri.ht /.
close Eighth street. 10 seems that thaf com.
panN has assumed thc right 10 close all
streets crossing the canal from seventh to
beue Isle bridge. The bl0ckading of public
streets by railroad with 10, car. j. a nui-
sance and should be stopped. h work, a
a hardship for the working people who are
compelled io go that WAY 10 and from work
Moreover. sir. 10 is dangerous. for lhe, have
'n H'i'.. "e over ana under cars. thus en-
dangerin- life or having limb crushed
ANA the industrious working eirl,-poor
creatures they have Ia wait in all Kind, Of
weather until the irainmen. in their wisdom.
80 ~ to open way aud icf them pass.
me writer has had Two narrow escapes
rom falling In the canal from ha,ing IN
scramble between cars. sir il j. nuisance
ana should bee speedily abated by the cit,
'u.h"ii'le7' TANPANER.
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BLUES INSPECTION.
LiNelN Ncene Last Night.

The Blues amory in the SNYDER building
was the scene Of unusual hustle and
activity last night. The occasion was the
State inspection 10y Colonel 10. Lane stern.
There were large number of visitors
present. and when Colonel stern came i'm he
was greeted with loud applause.
The boys had their uniforms and muskets
ia perfect order and the inspection was en-
frcly satisfactory. After the inspection
The audience was favored with AN exhibit
iion drill.
Captain Iutchins and his faithful corps of
officers have been untirng in their efforts to
make this frsi-cla~s company, and last
night the drill reflected great credit on both
officers and men,
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Manchester isri,f..

~, - meeting Of the Democratic Campaign
'llib was held last night in Leader Hall,
Zens.
Republican campaign documents ara
being freely distributed in the CIV and
county. ''
tied this city Yesterday.
IN entertainment was given NJ Leader
iiafi last night for the bcneht of the Prcsby.
terrain Church. II will be repeated tonight,
Matters continue brisk along the water
lIne and the indications are that work will
De Kept up during the winter.
Operations will be resumed on openine
senlmes street for the car line at once,
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THAT COLD WAVE:
II VIII he Here Very soon.

The sky cleared Yesterday morning Sui-
iiciently 10 make people believe that the pre-
dicicj ''cold wave was nothing but blum.
and the thermometer went crawling up
during the morning at a rate 10 confirm this
belief. But the afternoon brought dubious
looking clouds and a stih westerly wind that
made everything uncertain again. The
coast storm passed 10y in the night. and
yesterday morning II was central of the
coast Of Jersey. headed Horiheastward.
The Washington Nf0r of Yesterday SAYS:
''lhc cold belt has advanced a. far as Bufla-
In. Cleveland, Louisville. and in line cX-
tending 10 the southwest, and il still NOV
ing toward the sea"
As our weather forecasts this morning are
for cooler weather i'm Virginia. il j. not
unlikely that the effects of the cold wave
will he felt here today.
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TuE LITTLE NOMINEE
a -oSc FOR THE BoYs.l
FOR the Timcs.l

ROT tue tilt'7ti
Tncre Is little man,
Full Of Estimation;
For his own and little self
Hull Of speculation.
mis- man lisa Nominee,
gOrerH0r he wants 10 De.
lie considers man and beast.
Inside Of Creation,
Made 20 wash and lick his feet,
out olpurc Devotion.
This man is n Nominee,
G0re, nor he wants 20 be.
Ics he nuns FOR Governor.
And for summation.
lie demands the people shall
Go hy ms D.ctatiOn.
This man is Nominee,
G0f.rEor he wants 10 be.
Bafth people knows him well,
spite his "Braggafda ion''
That he pays the Debts FOR All.
ana NOT pisc taxation.
THIS man f. "a Nominee.
o. rCn1f no wants 10 De.
SsifstUess has always been
HIS NNiH f''|NI iNAf'N-
roundabout and sncakN ways
Using for temptation.
This mon Is q Nominee.
G0rfrNor he wants 90 be.
Hv him has ihe peoples voice
so Consideration
Ifif VIII is their only Choice,
or DTS C1Idcmuuiion.
IhI man b. n Nominee.
GorCrulr he wants TO be.
lie wlIl force the Democrats
Into indignation,
And unite their giant force
Fer Representation.
That 81 900 wlut Dee can do.
Democrats age good and True!
N,Nf November brings a Chill
For DIS Expectation.
Brings hS llic uf Politics
go IFS Termination
Shows llm that tHc peoples Choice.
Dat want him for any rricci
Old nEMOCRA'
OBJ ........f .-...f..r.. I... sH.f, $50
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Lucy fraNscr tcOlorcdl. jailed for thirty
DAYS for stealing one lot Of wall paper. The
property Of Miles 4. Phillips.
Fannie Beasley (cOloredD breaking and
entering In The daytime the house Of Ann
Rose with intent 10 commit larceny. was
bent on 10 the grand jury.
J. \. keatham. drunk and disonlcrly.
Fined 500 and cost.
ial'on Booker (colorcd), charged with OBJ
tanning u lot Of household and kitchen fur
niture from 10th 4 cuycrnator under
false prctenccs. The ease WAS continued
ill October an.
walter salmon and >lanl, Lcbcr drunk
ana ui,o'defiy On the street. Each lined s.
aud cost.
Mar~hall Lewis (colorcd). feloniousl, cut
y and wounding Ben Harden. The ease
v9~ continued ill tO-morro,y
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Office OF Agency: Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.


Persons wanting 20 acquire homes FOR them
selves IN an improving locality. where every
dollar Invested Will increase. VIII do well tO
examine the properties of ths company.
which will bee marked hy sign boards. postc'
upon each tract of land. and pIats can he seen
al the Office OF the agency. over the Mcr-
chants National Bank, corner Main aud
Eleventh streets.
The company Will make special terms with
parties desiring 20 build, and 90 AN suos Will
lend nifty per cont. che value of the lot aad
improvements az . pc ut on long time.
The properties wcreac', reiat prices much
below the present market value. and the com
pany can afford 10 So ! on reasonable terms %
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary
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The postal board Of the Richmond Office
mas been directed 20 arrange for ihe eNami-
nation Of eighty candidates for the Depart
mental and Railway Mail Ses,icc al The
Mechanics Institute, in this city on Octo-
Der lst. The examination questions ar,.
prepared by the Commission at Washing
ton: The local board will conduct the OK.
animation and forward the papers of the
competitors to Washington for grading,
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Inc young negro. simon Walker. who
wac 10 nave been hung to-day for a feIonious
assault ON a little white girl In Chesterfield
coii,'y mas been again respitel by Cover
nor Lee for two Weeks
The Governor was informed Of some miti-
gazing circumstances Ia the case. and also
considered the youth Of the condemned, buf
he gave him no hope Of Communication or
Further respite. V
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LOCAL NOTES.

\ NUMBER of cases of cholera arn re.
| ported i'm Athens
PowhatHn Club will meet tonight mr ihD
election of officers.
The exterior of Centenary Methodist
Church Is being beautifully reprinted.
Mr.. George r. ~ch0llor. OF tine East fen-
ne-sco aud Virginia Railway Company. .-
i'm the city.
Captain Andrew pilzini'- family returned
/ tO the city TODAY from their summer home.
coax Lawn" Ashland.
Mr.. sam PAGE wa- the only bidder ur ibO
coal contract for the Water Department.
and be- gof b.
Miss Florence Dun-tlu. of ~foton-tilie. '-
spending some time with hor auld. Mrs. -.
Gresham. No. ll0 south Laurel -lvft
II. Percy Anthony and Frances G.. NeeH
made many friends while here with tht
Hope Fire 'ompani. of llau -nunur-
Mr. George Il. fairhanA and Miss Louise
Everett We're married W Wednesday aiinr-
noon ai the First Presbyterian Church.
Every da, bring, oHt % Heu candidate hf
Legislative hun0r-. d. nNf D. h1-lll. gene
tlcmeu. nothing ike making tne venture.
Our able fellow citizen John ~ Taylor.
of Tine Tobacco Exchange. b. puf nrn I1l
for thc legislature hy h.-mmouu, friends.
Mr. James y. pohcuy Yesterday pe.i.od'
telegram notifying hIm OF Dos election ri
"a 'ice-pro-ideni of tuo International Union
of 'i-urM lkDr-.
"Wednesday night chief onfond Oboe r.-.-
deucc of Mrs. Lewis Conner. ui Eleventh HnI
Marshall STREETS. aud -fn'- nu Ulr.Oaf from
ihe hat-nch in the hail.
Wedn Stay night aih'ofonf.ri~fr.l'
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- l.. Drilmheller, grocery merchant. No.
''i hoFlh second street, Yesterday made an
SsSiyhihen, 10 Frank VI. Noon, trustee
No liabilities or assets ara tate,l Tho
principal creditors named are. Ellison q
Harvey, Iribbctt x Taylor. ". j. Todd
,'ates Brown. Robert Portner Brewing
Co, | Imam, Boykin 4 Co. George =. Burcb
White, selden 4 Co. and l.. Powers.
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Mr.. Benjamin H. Berry was Yesterday
appointed Commissioner Of Accounts in the
Chancery Court of Richmond. Mr.. Berry.
who fills the vacancy caused by Colonel
4. j. E,ans's death, was for long term of
years, and until recently, The clerk Of the
Chanccry Court of Richmond.
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Richmond Theatre.

Last night Gran's Opera Company gave
another most satisfactory rendition of the
"Brigands" al the Theatre.
Tonight Kennedy, Williams & Magee's
excellent speciality company will produce
the musical comedy, thine VIII Tell7
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A CARD.

For fear that my friends. who have 50
SO kindly sustained me IN my late business.
may be misled by my assignment, | desire
especially 70 state that / am stln prepared
to MI their orders. and do sincerely trust
that they VIII continue their kind patronage.
by which | shan be benefited Very truly.
WN. L. WHITE. agent,
sec dt for iAzgwELL kLLEr, Trustee.
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| John Williams lcolorcdl was convicted
aud sent TO jail for thirty days for petit
larceny.
William kennedy. convicted the day be-
lore Of ieloniOus assault. was granted a
new trial
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a Lelt.. from Hc,. >. y. Hawthorne, Of
Atlanta, Ga.

10 gives ereai pleasure TO say word
fora medicine which believe is destined
t0 b. great blessing 10 the afflicted
everywhere. II is not the cunning de-
vice ol qN0ct but the discovery of a
scientist IL s the result Of many years
of research and experiment by an emf
nout specialist Thousands Of my
Southern friends know what a sufferer
from Camrh / have been.
Six mou.hs ago, By the device of my
nh' slcian. / gave up tho pastorate. |
nave used Two bottles of KING ROYAL
Germeiuer. and while / cannot say
t1at am completely cured. DO affirm
that 10 has $50 iar rc'lcred nae. expe-
uCrce no pain nor discomfort.
/ feel 30 I'D Doe my duty TO say also that
the effects oi this remedy upon my
wife have boon even more signal aud
wonderful. Sine mas been almost a life. /
long invalid from nervous headache. |
neural -il and rheumatism. Inaperiod
IF thirty years -Ae BIAS scarcely had a
lays exemption from pain. She has
been using 'Gefmeuer' about two
months. s. more complete transiOrma-
Jon / have never Witnessed Every
ymptom ol disease has disappeared.
'he appears l0 be twenty years Younger.
ud is happy and playful as healthy
mid. We have persuaded many OF
ur afflicted friends to take the medi-
iue and che testimony of all Of them
5 ihat iL is "a great remedy.
y. b. HAWTHORNE.
atlanta. Ga. July l2th. 1889.
Dr. Kings Royal Germetuer is now /
ut up lu concentrated form for con- {
enience in shipping in eight ounce bot :
les. One bottle added 10 seven and a
aii pins Of water viii make a gallon
Royal Germetuer. A winer iassful
dose. A fcbp00AfW in a wine glass
al OF water is dose Of the coucen-
.atei.
PI'ce. - DID, per bottle. NJ
owens N MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Olp9. Fostoiiice, Richmond, Va. v
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sAITERWHIiE.-Died, September Qe,h
nj l2:i5A. ", Of mansmus. kENNfltf ~.
infant son of. u. and Lizzie " saftorwfi,.
one month and nineteen days Oh
Funeral takes place M H. residence -ot
Twenty-tirst street, nj $50 O'Clock TINS
tNtNING. Friends and acquaintance re.
spectfuliy invited 10 attend.
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prOnerty Transfers.

The following deeds OF bargain and sale
We're recorded Yesterday
George W. Ellis and Wifc'- trustee to j.
L. stowe, Jr.. and J. 4. Nuckols, IS feet ON
east side IWenty-siNth, between Clay and
Leigh, $500; Charles ". Goddin. clerk. 10
X. III. NhitlocA, 81 feet on Cary. northeast
corner Tweniy-sccond UaN titlel. $2N.Gl
Harper ". shelton and wife 10 *. {. Shell
ton, - lo2s-l2 feet east side Third. north Of
Byrd. improved, -; Il. {. Shelton 10 Harper
W. shelton. - lOs<-i2 feet ON east side
Third, north of Byrd. improved. s.: Ram
dolph Williams and wife % trustees Of
blooming Lily club. l2-l2 feet ON north side
T. between Ihirtieth and 'Thirty-frsi SlO0.
HENEICO COUNTY COJET.
William 4. Waddell. trustee. 90 William
Tyler. 80 feet on northeast state. in town of
ulion. SlVl; same 10 samuel White. 80 feet
IN north side state. in town Of Fulton. SluC:
'amc 20 John Henley. 80 feet on north side
state, in town of Fulton. 500.
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The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Rouie,' has equipped it.
trains with dining cars OF the latest
patent, aud ON and after August 18th
The patrons Of as fast trains between
Council bluIs and Denver. and between
Council Bluffs and Portland, Ore. will
be provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at zoe. each. Pullman's Palace
Car Company will have charge Of the
service on these cars.