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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-07
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. :. L. Adams, OF South Boston, Is j"
the city.
Two small suits were instituted IN tne
Circuit Court OF Richmond Yesterday.
Mr.. A. :. Bradley yesterday qual'ned ~
the Chancery Court on the estate Of Joseph
Nandeyenter, deceased
The Hon. Dabney Maury came 10 kicn zen.
mond TO vote and returned to Washington
yesterday.
Cards are out for the marriage OF MISS
Virginia svdnor to Mr.. Fitz II. BossieuN Al
Grace-street Baptist Church Tuesday even
ing. November 18th. haifpast D O'Clock.
Mr.. jackson Guy. the chairman OF the
City Democratic Committee. desires 10 re,
turn his thanks 10 the ladies Of Richmond
who sent lunch to the young Democrats VINO
remained at the polls all day on last Tues
dav. and who in the performance OF 'nen
duty had no chance 10 90 home for dinner.
Ihi. was one Of the best acts that the iahIss
could have done. and it shows that when the
occasion requires. the ladies are Win 'pe
men i'm perpetuating the supremacy Oh
white mans government.
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sheriff ,ou,hward Going to Florida.

II may Boz remembered that some time
ago ten cent circus troupe was in this
city and all the property was attached for
debt, during which time Edward Wambley.
AN aiiache and one Of the actors. while
boarding 40 tn house Of l.. X. Baker on
lower Main street. confessed a. the prOpri-
eior that De had shot and killed Marshal
oYcrslreet of Live OAK. floriia. a. the train
was about 10 move away. because the mar
>hal htd q lne his duty. with regard To the
man who shot him and his pals. i'm presery-
ln- the peace OF that town.
la consequence Of this confession. which
came 60 tn hearing Of the sheriff Wambley
was arieSiec and the authorities Of Live
OAK We're communicated with and Marshal
ID. II. Elliott came on and took Wambley 10
Live OAK, Fla. where he il now'in Jail.
Yesterday sheriff Southwark received a
telegram to bring Mr. l.. II. Baker Cd 10
Florida. N that he could testify As 10 the
confession, that state paying all expenses.
The telegram was signed hy ). r. over,
street, who is the father Of the marshal who
was killed.
sheriff southwark and Mr.. Baker will
leave next SATURDAY for Florida.
A peculiar feature in this case l. that
Marshal Elliott, who came 10 Richmond
and took Wambley to Live Oak, Fla. TO an
swer the charge of murder. was subsequently
Killed by negro at a place called Bradford,
In the same state.
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THE TURF.
Results and Entries for the Racing Al '"'
New Jersey Jocke, tiab.

New jersey Jockey ti"D.
The following are Yesterdays results;
iir.t racr. llyc-eighth- 81 q mlle-ieia
Nav first. Tipstaff second. tracksniah ui''"'
So second race. three-fourths OF q mlle-l.l-l-
monv first Hop. lilly. second 'ero"''"
third. Time i:iaA. ,, MI. s~s,
Third race. one mile -Litte MINI" "'7''
OREGON second. Time l:i"H.
Fourth race. one and one-eighth miles
p,,,.-cl- Gr-i. Wilfred second. fhta"ay
third. Time 2.vli<. ~. III
,,', Rrnvn Charlie first. GienwOOd second
cuoudf. third. Time i:l94.
~iVth race. one mile. selling Refund hr-i'
- Valentine second. j. DO. ihiid. iii"''
i.i9. .s
First race. one mile-Gyy Gray, -; tasta'
-av n. ~. Bclwood. lO1: DunOoyne, II
ckion. ll2: Martin Russell, l@: Iepnaa
r,,-. io8: Bill Bames. l0'; Belle D'T' ii''
Ncridcn. w: J. \. B.. ivs- IL
second race. three-quarter7 ol - nm,
.rr.-fle lo8: RnbcspierTe. 1913; Civil >eTNice
~. -naniard. IH: Pilgrim. lr; Maria
GlV 40. Orcgan0. loo; Cortland. 10.
-ThirB race three-quarter, Of mile. W.
,ie ila. Glory. lN': Winona. ~; Bone
nian. il2: Wheeler 4. ~: i. Nick III
~,n,elene. 1i9: Belle Dor. ia.
Fourth race. one and one-quarter 9 - .
nil. Iayinia Belle. ia: llunires-- IL
tristan. ~: !. 4. b.. 100; Dunboyne. I'D
/ I.arcbmont. iOi; Glendale, lo4; 'ohnein''"
10. ,.e.-,..,.s Ford
ham. lf2: COld-trcam. III; Mariin hu,9el
| l0n. Radiant. lpp; faunies. loi; LEA N's
ioa. fin.iouc. 81. Express. -; Freedom
ln5: Bohemian. 100. -
sixth race. one and onc-siNteenth o.
mile .clling-~f ephanie. 49,; clay 9tgcN
ton. IN: Refund. lo2; -. Valentine, i U.s.
Hcv-Dey. lU3; Zephyrus. l23; Barrl,ler' l.
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IMPORTANT MEETINGS TO-DAY.
Anniversary MEETING American Church
Ml..lonarY >ocietE.

The Epi-copoiaus Of Richmond have been
h0lured by fhe selection OF this ciiy for the
luui4sr-ars session 0i thc American Church
Missionary society. which conNencs in st.
llme- Church this afternoon 40 O'Clock.
a number Of eloquent and distinguished
rler-lmen will be- present from New York.
Pmny-}an.a and elsewhere. o. make at
dresses. which will no doubt be- profoundly
interesting % lil Christian people.
ile society supports numner0f mission
aries la virginia. " e-t Nirlnia and other
state, and Territories. and it r. also actively
ENGAGED JOB mission work in Cuba. Brazil
and Their foreign fields.
Bishop Mhltile Will preside. and Bishops
Peirrkln. 81 West Virginia, and Randolph
viii JOE present
40 The { O'Clock service the general SEQ
rotary. Rev. ", 4. NewbOld. will present
BOZ. annual report. ANA letters Will iic load
from Mi--ioniric. hin-0iNns and Morris.
of Brazil
AZ J.. VI. rou-ing addresses will Dee de-
lilerrd hi Bishop Randolph; Rev, pr, !. y.
-tinles. of Nca York; iir. ,. =. stone. Of
Philadelphia. and Rev \. -. kin-olsing. of
virginia.
Both meetings viii De fun Of interest.
1lr church choir will be- present On each
occasion and render suitable music.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.
Gratifying Result. of the Election-Ches-
terIeld's Vote.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Moore. who lives
on Third street, and one OF the operatives no
tie spike mills. met with painful accident.
lie was engaged in the work OF carrying
hot iron from the furnace % the rollers. Ac-
cidentally the tongs which held the hot iron
Were caught in the rollers, and Mr. Moore,
hand Was drawn into the machinery. His
hand was burned and the fingers badly
mashed. Or. Dorset was summoned. liz
amputated a portion Of the middle finger
and rendered such other assistance rs was
necessary.
The Hastings Court will adjourn in day
or two.
The cases against parties charged with
selling coupons without license was post
pOncd until the November term. Mr.. \. u.
Guigon, counsel for the parties. was absent
on account Of sickness. \ number u cisil
cases Were set for trial in January.
There was nothing in the Mayors Court
Yesterday.
WORK DONE By DEMOCRATIC LEADERS.
The total vote of Manchester. Chesterfield.
and P0whatan counties show the crafty
Ing work done by the Democratic leaders Of
that city and the counties named.
The summary Of majOrities are: Man.
chester, All; Chesterfield. '2l5. A total
Democratic majority Of 69b. Deduct from
this u Republican majority in Powhatin,
gives this district 10 Mckinney and the two
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MICHAEL FRANCIS FALL.
coyoner's Inquest Held over His BOD
Ne.ferdaT.

e<tffdhF.
coroncr's inquest was YESTERDAY h."
over th. body Of Michael Francis Fan. th'
man who died from the effects Of a gun
,,o,,ud inflicted last Monday night in az
I'm an the corner Of sixth and Iouisian"
streets. -. III 81
The evidence adducod showed that PM
Lambert. the other principal IN the en-
rounirr. was badly beatexhy ran ana I"
man named Collin. and that be- went nome.
,ot bi~ cln. and. when De came out. De- Wa,
s--ailrd with rocks; that the crowd CLOSED
In ON him and attempted 10 take me gun
away from him and the weapon discharged.
and FAN. who had hold If the mul1le' IT,
cei.od The contents in his body
Tho cause Of the trouble was. poiniedil
snoakiug. whisky: 10 does not appear thaI
nolitic. had anything 90 do with ihe TOW.
The Jury brought in verdict M
b.. Michael Francis Fall came 10 hi- dc'in
f,om a shotgun wound inflicted VIII gun
In the hands Of Philip Lambert and other-
Iurine "A 4cuiilC for 'ho gun
Mr.. i. sam. Wilkinson was foreman "i
the jury.
Th. parties Will he up for trial before the
Police Court today
The YDsf-m0Tfrfu examination shpNeu
that deceased was hit IN the lower part ol
tho abdomen. Che shot passing through the
bowels and l0d cling ia the backbone.
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a PARLOR RIFLE.
Mr.. John Tierney shot Nv Negro DO,

Mr.. John Tierney shot by Negro Boy.
Yesterday afternoo4about O'Clock, old
Mr. John Tierney. who lives nj the corner oil
Baker and Fourth streets. was IN 'front.' oil
bis house fixing the fence. Some negro
bows came along and interrupted him in his
work. He tried 10 drive them away, but
they STAYED and abused him. and one OF
them. William jackson. about seventeen
YEAR old who had parlor rifle in his hand.
pointed il at Mr.. Tierney and fired. The ball
struck one Of the ribs Of Mr.. Tierney'- lett
breast. but failed to penetrate his body.
Eddie jefferson and Jesse Hope, the
other two boys. were arrested and lodged IN
the second sfafiOn-house. jackson escaped.
ana had not been caught at II O'Clock last
night
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HENRiCO COUNTY.
The sunday Morning Homicide.

There are now in llcnrico county jail
sixteen negroes charged with being mpli-
Gated in the riot which happened in the
small hours last sunday morning at the
house of Lima Fields. on the Blanton farm.
which ~ about four miles from the city on
the Brook turnpike. at which ~pOit Cluil, a
Noung negro. WIS struck on the head over
the righ; ear. which caused deiih within a
few hours. Ia the riot a number Of others
were hurt. Nelson Miles. one Of the par
Elephants. is supposed io DE the man who
struck the fatal blow. lie has not yet been
apprehendcd. and is supposed TO Doe in hiding
somewhere.
Justice Tiller held an inquest Monday
morning last, and heard the evidence oi
many witnesses. which was reported IN the
TINS last Tuesday. The inquest was then
adjourned 10 Hanover County Courthouse
tin to-day 40 II o'clock. when the result Of
the pDsf mDffem made by DR.. j. u. W al
reuner will bee produced before the jury.
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" A Possible Case

An audience larger than that Of the two
preceding nights greeted "A Possible Case
N the Academy last night. The perform
ance pleased rs much as ever. and II Is safe
~ saw that more remunerated audience
has seldom left the Academy.
This company has established for itse u IN
Richmond reputation second to no dra-
matte organization that has appeared here
in wears. The engagement closes tonight.
Tickets for Goodyear, Cook and Dillon's
MINISTRIES 90 on sale at the Academy box
office this morning.
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The following delegates will represent the
McGill Catholic Union. Of Richmond. at the
Catholic Congress. in baltimore. next week (:
De. Daniel J. Coleman, John Z. Delaney.
William Daiiron, John X. Higgins. : L..
Kelley. John NJ. Fincgan, William r..
Heddy. ". j. Quigley, Charles I. >heryin.
and William l.. finegan. From Baltimore
they will 20 10 Washington to be present at
the dedication Of the new Catholic Uni
,erSity.
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BArton's Addition.

Mr. T. \. Lamb. a capitals, Of Memphis,
renn.. has joined Mr.. James II. Bartc N in
the purchase ~ large tract Of land adjoin-
Ing Barton Heights, which will be aid OF at
once in building lots.
The residence Of Mr.. II. {. Burnett. cash
Ter Of the First National Bank, on the
Heights. is being rapidly pushed, and sew
raj other pretty residences are under way.
Mr. Fritz >tterdng has pur. nased half a
square on Barton avenue. On which he pro-
poses building handsome residence for
himself.
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Governor Leo Cong rstuiated.

The Governor was in receipt yesterday Of
numerous congratulatory kilograms from
prominent men all over the country. All
over the Union the people seemed deeply in
terested in the Old Dominion. and as soon
a. the opportunity offered they were not
slow in expressing their joy over the result.
Governor-elect Mckinney wired his glad
ness over the victory. along with congratu-
laiory kilograms from Governor David Is.
Hill. OF New York, and others.
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r,p nAtIy TIMEsRICHMOND VA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1853

axin, Frank Jones some questions dis
mornin." ,.sor. h.
lived. could not describe the exact location
in the alley at which he resided. nh l,,'
down dar. round the cornder:' was hardly hardly
sufIiciently explicit. and finally the Judge'
in evaporation. said. ''Do YOU live IN VII
No. boss. | don't: | done tole YOU i've
r;obt rom. dc corner dar: right behind de
80 M de cornder Of dat alley.
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TscHERNlScHEWSKl, POET.
Tie Has Bcen Called the Father OF Mill
ism and lie Has Been Psrdoned.

ism and lie Has Been Pardoned.
News comes from across the sea that
the car Of all the Russias has pardoned
y. G.. Tschernischewski or, rs his name
l. sometimes spelled, Tchernishevski, by
some called the Father Of Nihilism. who
was sentenced to penal servitude for
fourteen years. which was afterward
made twenty. This long term ex-
pired in 1864. and till then he was obliged
10 labor hard daily in Siberia-eight
years he toiled in the salt mines, never
seeing daylight-and always shackled
Since that year he has been permitted
TO reside in one OF the penal settlements
Of western Siberia, and TO enjoy = GER
tain restricted amount Of liberty. He
mas also been relieved OF his shackles
since 1884 lie is now 60 years old,
broken In health. a wreck as TO intellect
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roro,ar and active one. lie offered the
= ,,,,,g RESOLUTION. and. at his request, u
60 n,,t upon it, passage and adopted =,
r. n resoired jy the Common toymtu
,,hc Ro,rd Of Aldermen concurringl. lha'
,ee si,x Attorney t.e and il hereby IN
stn,ctsd 10 report At the next meeting ~ the
Council what action. If any, has been take"
~ 10 the opening Of Catherine street.
A, ,o.s5 the Council adjourned.
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Fun in Goochiand County.

\ grand entertainment, consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music, Rotations.
and dialogues. will be- given AT Dover Mills.
GoOchland county. next Friday, November
Sth. at : 80 O'Clock 7. VI. Captain Frank
Cunningham and other good singers will
assist.
Trains will leave Richmond at 4:l5 p. VI.
and return the following morning at 4:io
.-alusL
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u mrNnIco corNrY corEr.


Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
in the city 10 the following couples: John
i. lancey and Julia =. Loving. James
Franklin and Raphael Cash (cOlorcd). Paul
y. Pcarcc and 4. Maria Baldwin. Isaiah
Christian and Kebccca Cole (colored), John
l.. Pugh and Emma Cowden. John Ran
dolph and Fannie Miller lcolorcd) Phem-
bert Cobbs and VI. Lizzie Reynolds lcol-
orod). 4. Arthur Robinson and VI. Belle
Pwntiss. Herbert Johnson and Gertrude
Howard (cOlorcd).
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Shiloh. Consumption Cure.

This IL beyond question the most scccess-
ful Cough Medicine We have ever sold A
few doses invariably cures the worst cases %
Cough. Group and Bronchitis. while its won
derful success I'm the cure Of cOn-umptiOn 10
without parallel I'm the history 81 medicine.
since It's first discovery 10 has been sold on
guarantee, "a Test which no Their medicine can
stand. II you have Cough. We earnestly
ask you 10 try II. Price. 50 cents and ~.
sample bottles free. sold by Boteker brolh-
and Marshall streets.
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Thanks to Patriotic Ladies'.
HEADQUARTERS MONROE WARD.
lO5 T.. MAIN STREET,
prrunn<p Va Nov. n. !

To the Lddies of Monroe Ward:
The thanks Of the Democratic workers OF
this ward are due 10. and hereby rendered,
to the following ladies for refreshments
served 10 them on yesterday during their
trying ordeal
MR.. :. W. Boykin. Mrs. /. : Tower, Mrs.
II. W. Noesta. Mrs. u. :. Gates, Mrs. I. T..
Wingo. Mrs. :. b. Hughes. Mrs. T.. A. Cat
lin. Mrs. 4. Y. Stokes. Mrs. W. A. Price,
Mr.. George II. Hall. Mrs. l.. II. Crenshaw,
and many others whose names did not ac-
company their donations. ID. ;. Gates,
Superintendent Of Ward .
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Ir you awake with splitting Headache.
take one dose Of Bradycroflne, lie still fOr
fifteen minutes, and your Headache will all
disappear.-ady.
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Next Tuesday, November 18th, a musical
concert and humorous readings will be
given In the hall Of the Young Mems
Christian Association building. The con.
cert will be given for the benefit Of the West
minister Church, DIR. Kerr. pastor. This is
worthy object and should be well at
tended.
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TO mn Rr<CIE.

One Of the noticeable features Of the
campaign just ended is shown in the alac-
rty displayed by Democratic citizens %
Virginia who We're absent nom the city. but
who hold their residence here, and came
home 20 vote. one gentleman came all the
way from Kansas City. another from far OF
Texas. and hundreds from points nearer
home. 1t shows how closely theg watch The
interests OF the mother Commonwealth. and
how ready her sous are always 10 render
their service, In her defense.
William Heller. better known here rs
Billy Heller. sent the following note
home. dated at Raleigh. North Carolina, the
dag DerOre the election
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why do % mahy people We see around us
.cem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made misefa-
Loss Of Appetite. Coming cp Of the Food.
yellow skin. when for IS cents We will sell
them SHILOH System vifasizer, guarants Ell
IN cure them. Hold by Bodeksr Brothers and
II. 81. sheilds 4 Co., corner Of Fifh and Mar
-. a.
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Again posfponed.

I'm the Chancery Court Yesterday the
street railway litigation was again post
poned.
Captain John :. Wise, counsel Of the
-prague Motor Company. telegraphed,
asking that the cases be continued for one
week longer.
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Mr. remnerton.. .emaln. nurlea.

The remain, Of the late John b. Pemhcr-
ton were brought down yesterday morning
M . O'Clock ON the Richmond. Frederick
accompanied by Rev. Mr.. Amber. rector Of
Il. James Church. Ashland where the
funeral service were held; Captain John r.
Macmunio. uncle OF the deceased; Me,.r-.
". j. Leake. Morton Marye and others.
They We're met 10y a number Of friends and
escorted 10 Hollywood. Mr.. Pemberion was
until recently one OF the most popular and
efficient conductors on the Atlantic Coast
ia.
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Democratic candidates for the House cf
Delegates a majority ofV0.
cHTsIEEFiFLD's VOTE.
The fnll vote of Chesterfield by precincts
Is - follows: Tyler'- store. Mckinney ".
Malone -: Chester. Mckinney lui. Ma
hone iyo: Courthouse. Mckinney 2i'. Ma
hone 14i: clover Hill. Mckinney IG9,
Malone i13: Goodies store. Democratic
majority -: Midlothian. Democratic ma
joritv ,: Eyler's store. Republican major
ifv. -: Iiancock's store. Republican ma
;0r.ty -: kleyersah's.' Mckinney ~. Ma
hone a6l: Wenfree's Store. Mckinney i25.
Malone %: COalflcld. Mckinney -. Ma
hone ~: fuckers shop tttiricks). Me-
Kline, 2li. Malone los: fuckers store
1Nataocal. Mckinney ~. Malone 81.
democratic majority 2l5.
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Tired VI Others

wilt find that, by using for the sough-
ing and croupy children DR.. DaYid's
Cough Syrup. the children and themsslve.
will quietly rest all nisht.-adv.
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and quite penni-
less, his magnih
cent estates hay
ing been conhs-
Gated when he
was sentenced by
the great white
czar. He also
lost his rank-he
was a noble and
a councillor OF
state-and he will
re-enter freedom
to find all his old
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To Canvass the Returns.

The commissioners Of election VIII meet
i'm the Hastings Court clerks office this morn
ing al 40 O'Clock 10 canvass the election IT.
turns for the city OF Richmond.
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OInrN CtsIs.

James H. jackson and Thomas jefferson
(both c0lored) were each fined So and COSTS
for being di-ordcriy ON the street.
John spencer (cDl0redj Wa- given sixty
dlys in Jail for stealing some lumber the
property of l.. u. ~arkc. His counsel took
an appeal.
John Thompson. the coi1red youth who
tlrcN rocks 40 the Old Dominion Club
during The procession zap Main street last
Monday night. rs already reported in thi.
paper. was required 90 give security for his
good behavior for the next twelve months.
James Kennedy tc0lorcdj WAS before tie
Court on the charge of stealing "a hrl-~A ei-
tie the property Of Policeman g.. i. Bran
non. The crime WAS proven and he WAS in
consequence given thirty da, in Jail. There
enOthers charge against Kennedy: that
Of violently resisting the police when az
rested. For this he wd- sent on 10 th.
Hastings Court.
j. Lan.ston. di>ordorly on the street and
cursing Policeman MacMullcn. was fined
- and costs.
Frank Peryall (colored) was fined - and
cost, for being di-orlerly on the street.
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The funeral Of :. 4. ELLISON. Esq. will
take place from First Baptist Church (Dr.
Cooper THIS Thursday MORNING, at IL
O'clO.k.
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Joseph spencer. "a negro. who h1d served
fourteen year, in the pcniieniiary iar horse
stealing. appeared 40 the Fourth precinct oi
Monroe ward and made oath That he bed
never been arrested. bad never stole horse.
and had never been in ile pcn.ieniiay. lle
WAS arrested ON the charge of perjury. and
while ON his WY to tho -titiou-Afu-e boz ad.
mitted that Dee had been in the leniinutiary.
bat that the Governor had removed hi- di--
abilities. lleWas sent on 90 the grand jury.
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BY Apperson & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
~ IHE
SPACIOUS IRON-FRONr STORE l4IeFAsr
CARY STREET.
A.SD WAREHOUSE ON EXCHANGE AL.
LEY go FEET WIDk) IN REAR NE
CHANCES STREE, on THn
EAST. AND ANOTHER
ALLEY on THE
WEST
LOT 2sxeO0 FEET To SAID 2O-FJOT AL.
LEY.
BY direction OF Barton Haxail. John p.s-
Top, ana John :. Williams. executors Of VII
liam II. haxall. we " II sell. on the premises
at 80 O'Clock Z. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY. 13TH SovEsskk. 1850.
the ASOvE-DESCRlBED VERY vALua.
BILE PROPERTY. The STORE has three ste
rics and basement, 10 we'll built, and sdsirs
Dly adapted TO COMMERCIAL. LIGHT NAN
UFACIURING, or other purposes The
WAREHOUSE In rear. also three stSfiex
high, may he used as an annex o. separately.
Both have always rented we'll Ample iight
and paved alleys. Near the heart 81 the city
and convenient 10 the Dsnyilis Railroad de-
pot snd other Shipping points.
TERMS Onc-fOufin cash balance al SIX.
twelve. and eighteen months, Interest aaies
and secured by trust deed.
ApPERsOS A co.
moss ,lO,12,l3 Auetionesrs
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you, who may
play the old
fashioned game
with wide wick
cts and com
paratively small
balls on hum.
mocky. grassy
nrns,o1 matt.