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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Improvements at the Stations-New Alarm
Boxes.

Boxes.
The fire stations are all receiving their
summer coat of whitewash, and they now
present clean, neat appearance. No
is hose carriage. beautifully painted ana
repaired and equipped for two horses,
goes in service tomorrow. Inc toard
of Fire Commissioners hope at an early
dav To add another room TO be USED a a
reception room for this worthy company.
Hose Company, No. ,. Fulton, have,
bv voluntary assessments, nited up a
beautiful parl0r of the latest design ana
have constructed for their comfort new
SET of wardrobes Proposals are now
beino received for their new hose ana
ladder wagon. and the Fire Board WILL
AS soon a. the Council gives them an en-
gineer. provide them with light, iourth-
class improved engine, 10 be known as
No : steamer company. This prosper
Gus section. with the many increasing
manufacturing enterprises must nave
the best fire protection
New alarm boxes have been placed IN
the following localities by the board,
and all interested should make a note oil
them:
No. ~. corner Of Thirty-frst and
Broad
No. 80. st. John and Coutts streets.
No. 50. Seventh and Preston streets.
No. S. Sitterding's lumber yard lpl
No. 81. Harrison and Leigh, will be
placed in position next week.
The department exercises an hour
every day Except sunday, using for the
purpose the large supply wagon, weigh
ing nearly 1900 pounds. preventing the
wear and tear on its machines, and at
the same time providing sufficient work
for IN. ieams
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INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
Judge Lacy of the supreme Court GRAMS
an Order Appointing Receiver

= Judge Lacy OF the supreme N"ui' ''"'
an Order Appointing Receiver
In the suit of Nathan Rohr and others
I'm the Chancery Court, against freden-
Leimer and II. ROsenburg, trustee, "a
temporary injunction was granted by
Judge j.. IT, Fitzhugh about two weeks
AGO. i'm whose absence Judge j.. X. W ell
ford. of the Circuit Court, sat for Judge
Fizhueh. the latter being absent from
the CITY bv reason of the illness OF MS
wife Messrs ii. r. Pollard ana Oon-
war r. Sands, counsel for the plaintiil'
applied for a receiver which was OPP
posed by Mr. i. y. Cannon, counsel lor
ile defendant, who also obtained from
JUDGE Wexford motion dissolN-
inc the Injunction Judge Wexford
also refused to appoint receiver; where
upon counsel for the plaintiff apphed 10
Hon. b. W. Lacy, of the Court oil Ap-
peals of Virginia, at his home IN New
Kent county, who obtained an orueI
from Judge Lacy awarding an inJuhhc-
ion and appointing receiver. MT. 0oi
T.. Bloomberr was appointed receiver
the penalty being placed at $4,000 lie
executed This bond, with Mr.. William II.
Brauer as his surety The injunction
bond was also executed yesterday, Win
Mr. Charles W Perkins as principal ana
George s. NashOn IT,, surety
Mr.. John +. Mayer qualified before
Judge Wexford yesterday as admins
TRAITOR for William II lIinckley, deceased
and then the Judge signed the adlouih-
inc orders until June next
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

presented by ID. Buchanan to winner.
Won by A. A. O'Neil, of Norfolk.
Second prize, pair of bicycle stockings
and supporters, presented by Mr.. \;
Schapp, won by J. II. Downing, OF
Portsmouth. Time Of winner. 4 minutes
and - seconds.
Running long jump-First prize, gold
medal presented by John b. Cary x Son,
won by +. r. Graham; distance 10 feet
1Ol inches. Second prize, fountain pen,
presented by Everett Waddey, won by
Frank b. Smith: distance rs feet inches
Throwing hammer, rs pounds-first
prize. gold medal, presented by j. /.
GRAY. won BY John o. Hankins' distance
81 feet # inches Second prize, meer-
schaum cigar smoker, presented by Geo.
Schmn. won by Shirley Carter distance
81 feet inches. =,
Hon. skip, and jump-First prize, gold
medal. presented by Mayor J. Taylor FL
tyson. won by DR.. !. G Elsom distance
RI feet g. inches. Second prize, a copy
of ben Hur,' presented by Messrs. Ran
dolph & English; winner, +. K Graham
of Norfolk: distance 36 feet inches.
Consolation race Of 300 yards-Prlze'
nair of tennis shoes, presented by Mr. {.
". Wallace; won by Edward L. Wood
ward In % seconds.
II was nearly : o'clock before the trials
were concluded Then The audience
and those participating in the struggles
of the dav assembled around Mayor I'll
tyson. who. in a felicitous speech pre-
sented TO the winners the presents pre-
pared for them and enumerated above.
After this was done, Mr.. :. W. Trayers
president of the Young Mems Christian
Association. presented, ON behalf of that
bodv. TO Mr. Charles f. Thomas, the
general secretary, a handsomely en-
eraved watch, which the general secre
tary accepted in appropriate terms; II
was after \ o'clock before the athletes
left the ground in the conveyance pro
udflpd for them
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
MANCHESTER

News Items From Across the ti'er.
Yesterday morning a dog supposed TO
be mad was shot in NoNioWn, above
Manchester
A mn turnout of Democratic voters Is
expected at the meeting 10 be held to-
morrow night at Mouissetts Hall TO
nominate ticket for Manchester dis
trici. Chesterfield 10 is generally be
lieycd that Mr. Daniel Bliicy Will be The
nominee for county supervisor
Mr. Thomas NJ. Miller. of Powhatau,
was i'm the city yesterday. He
saws track laying BIAS commenced on the
Powhatan and Famyiile railroad.
Mr. Henry Spear, of Richmond viii be
in Manchester next week 10 organize "a
court of the Equitable League.
The surviving members OF the Ohes
terrified troops met in Manchester yester-
dav afternoon and arranged for their
annual reunion TO take place This sum
mcr
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The State Examining Board.

The State Examining Board consist
ing of Colonel Mcdonald, General An
derson, Colonel Spotswood and Colonel
Joe Lane Stern, met last night to act on
the reorganization of the Second Nir-
ginia Regiment Colonel Joseph A.
Mutton, who had been elected the new
colonel-commanding, passed a complete
examination This regiment consists OF
companies located in Winchester, Wood
stock, Harrisonburg, SIaunton, Roanoke,
Pulaski and Pocahontas, seven COM
panies in all, representing the young
manhood of the Valley from the North
ern end to the Southwest.
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EXCHANGE AND BALLARD.-Charlts i.
Brown. New York; J. $. Macintosh, u.
Macintosh. England; Thomas {. Case,
Loui. !. Praegar. New York; John
Alexander. Albemarle Va; John y.
Rogers. Lexington, Va L. W. Lamisoh,
New York. j. 5. Murray, WE ana
daugter. Boston: V. Z. ragliaferro, New
York: p. A. Colwell, Newport News
Va. Avlett b. Coleman. Nelson county
Va: f. ). Woodside, Baltimore.
American HorEL.-R W. Lawson,
South Boston, VA W. IL. Thornton
VIRGINIA. i. l.. Moon, Scottsyillc, Va
W. NJ. Joyner, Windsor, Va; }. /. ilili'
Germantown. y c.; \. {. Gunter, Ne"
York: John +. Weaver, Norfolk, VA T..
Ashley Cooper. Warrenton, Va; &. W.
Buck, IIoosick Falls, \. b.; \. J., MI
Inns Baltimore, Nd; VI. Howard Mary
land: II. ". Bouldin, Charlotte county
Va: W. Y. Flournoy. Trayer Coll DfI.
Robert Page. Powhatan county, va %.
Bnlner. Toledo. o.; John llaelgle, fhlla-
delphia- Pa
FoRD's.-F. c. Powers, loikyille, +.
J. Cabell. city: +. G.. Worth, {. {. Min
ton. North Caroline; George W. Daw-
SON Scottsyille: c. u. Wilson, Phladel-
mia Pa. T. G. Page, Williamsburg.
John Dean, Westield, Mass. NJ Sen
rend. Baltimore, J. Louis sullivan
Joseph Christian, city G. o. Chatto'
Kentucky; O. d Green and wife syria
cuse. " y F. Willinbrook and vile
Albert +. Tracy, New York j. j. her-
gan. NJ. L., Albany, y y, 7. J. Butler
Prescott. Arizona, }. 4. Caller Mis-
souri,, f. o. Dyer, South Braintree
class
Mrs. George " Fleming of Lynch
hnrr /. visiting her father Mr. \. :.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

Captain Frank W Cunningham, City
Collector. has completed the making out
of the real estate bills, and parties inter
estcd can. by calling at his Office, look
over these accounts and see that they
are properly listed.
CITY licenses were due April Both, and
II would be well for all interested 10
know that unless they are paid by June
Isl that an delinquents will be reported
20 the Police Court, and the ineXorable
law will take cognizance of these mat
terS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

A talk with W. G.. Gibbons. the con-
tractor for the construction of the Belt
line. yesterday revealed the fact that the
Work will be pushed forward to compile
ton as rapidly as possible Mr. Gibbons
is a Northern man. but is full of South
ern impulse, and delighted with our
state. lie has his headquarters in Man.
chester and seems earnest in his efforts
TO complete his work in the best manner
and as speedily as possible.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

Mr.. w. =. Gallaher, recording clerk
of the Piedmont Air Line, West Point,
Va. was i'm the city yesterday on Official
business.
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Kelly. of West
Point. Va, are in the city visiting
friends
Mr. Charles Hart, editor of the West
Point Sur. is in the city on a visit lie
is here on matters pertaining to the
Marks trial I'm Sussex county.
The Rev. Mr. Shumpard, pastor OF the
Evangelist Church, OF West folnt' was
i'm the city last week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

Sergeant Robert Carter, Of this city
received intelligence that Christian
Cephas and Dollay Taylor, inmates of
the Central Lunaiic Asylum, had died in
that institution the day before. Both
pariiei were natives of Richmond, and
had been under treatment at the asylum
for number OF years.
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rho .vopar,v AT RIandon lark.


= The lawn-party given by the Ia diy
managers of the Old Ladys Home of st.
Paurs Church at Blandon Park, was a
nerfect success. and the ladies are TO be
Congratulated for their good wook' which
like all good deeds, brought back just
rewards.
Mr. William Snellings, the proprietor
Of the switchback. gave freely the profits
of that novel and agreeable feature OF
fun to the Home, and besides, prepared a
special table free for his friends, and was
unremitting in his efforts to make the
occasion delightful.
The music was led by Professor
Thilow. and was very fine, and the band
very generously made a liberal reduction
i'm charges. The grounds were brilliantly
Illuminated and decorated.
The ladies desire TO thank Mr Frank
Burke. Mr.. :. Cohen Mr. j. G. Smith.
ana Mr William Snellings, for kind ia-
ynra
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

The game OF baseball played at
Boschen's Park yesterday afternoon he
tween the N;rginias and the first nine OF
the Richmond College club resulted in a
victory for the latter by score of II TO
4. The most interesting feature OF the
game was the batting OF Handy Bat
teries-College club, Bagby and Handy;
yirginias, Sydnor and Nest.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

NfooPp Al haif-uast . o'clock saturday
evening Mrs. JANE T.. MOORE.
Notice OF the funeral will be given in Non
DAY mornings TINES.
DARNEY. Died In this city, saturday; NAY
18th. at is Z. NJ, MARY AMANDA bEN -
NV beloved wife OF Dr.. Richard Heath
natrov - the University of Indiana, anu
Youngest chi d OF the late 4. u. Bentley OF
this city. ,. -. III, p.,,is
Church. MONDAY AfIkhNoON. N,h us,
invited 10 attend.
please copy.
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Musings Court

His Honor, Judge Samuel b. Witt,
came into his Office promptly yesterday
at 10 o'clock, and at II o'clock, the hour
TO which the court had adjourned, he
took his seat on the bench. The pro
ceedings of the court, however, were
merely formal, consisting of the reading
of the previous days record and the
signing Of orders, after which the court
adjourned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

lowing feeling allusion to his old COM
rade in arms. "You will allow me to de-
tain Won for moment longer John a.
Piz>ni. who as first sergeant went with
MS when in the flush of manhood
we started out i'm defense of our rights
and fresides, now lies on couch of sui-
fering with his being enthralled, held
between here and hereafter Although
his physical being is paralyzcd, hc does
not forget us. but the associations OF
CARLY fraternity crowds upon him, and
he sends us greeting We do not ioIgei
him. our hearts are responsive TO MN
with fullncss of sympathy and warmth
of love
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
LOCAL NOTES.

The sheriff Of Floyd county brought
to the penitentiary yesterday William b.
Peak. sentenced fo- a term OF one year
FOR malicious assault on small girl.
X. X. Horn, treasurer Of Hanover
county, aud O. G. Flippin, treasurer of
Cumberland county, were at the Capitol
Yesterday settling their accounts.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

There was not In that gallant company
OF soldiers, "F' Company, a truer man
than John A. Pizzini. Ii was his pleas
ure 10 attend as long as he was able the
annual reunions Of old IF" Company
Association, but year ago he was para
lyzed, and at the reunion Friday al Chris
tlan's farm, Mr.. X. A. Brock, in response
10 the toast sour Dead" made the fol
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
MACK Diamond wants liberty

Black Diamond is the Gltas for William
Mcpherson. notorious character, who
used 10 figure extensively in police CIR
cles and who, short time since was
sent to Jail for three months LOT one Oh
Tense and twelve months Tor another
Growing FESTIVE under Sergeant Garter 5
restraints, he now is begging mercy al
the hands OF Judge Wit, but his char
sSser for fine behavior Is not 50 sayofy
a. 10 recommend him 10 much mercy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
CITY Ambulance.

The city ambulance was called out
twice Yesterday, the first time to attend
a colored man at 800 west Cary street.
who had one Of his shoulders dislocated.
The man was dumping dirt out of cart
at the time, and the cart fell on him.
The second call was to attend child,
who was bitten by dog at the corner Of
Seventeenth and Marshall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
80 aALlosoPAER-s scALEs


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Remarkable instruments l.cd Pos t'e h"d-
ern Psychologists.
robin Goodfallow" might boast that
be could put a gir,lie round the earth 900
fort, minutes. bat MODERN psychologist
are learning t0 accomplish fir more re.
markahlo Things lu the world of mate
far they are aft lttleworth. Uut they have
gotten hold of themnd icadug strings.
and have coutritcd sd u-enious.y CHAT
"au thoughts. all passions. alI delights
have become rcduciDle tO mathematical
formula Not only have they learned
90 express The poets dream iu pro.lie
.aillinotrcs. and Affairs OF tne heart n
cold. mfeolius decmal-. but tho uion.
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of speed oi dy-pepre tv.n-e tha' DOW
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

Yesterday afternoon at 1873 Mrs. Mary
Amanda Bentley Dabney, wife of Pro.
fessor Richard Heath Dabney, ID. d., OF
the University of Indiana, died at the
residence of relative in this city.
Mrs. Dabney was the youngest child OF
the late r. b. Bentley. She was we'll
known. popular, and loved by All VINO
had the pleasure of possessing her ac-
quaintancc.
The funeral will take place from st.
Pauls Church tomorrow afternoon al
4.3O o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

JUST think the Old Virginia Cheroot
factory paid one-half Of the tax that
was collected in the Second district last
year on cigars and cherocts, and from
the increased demand for the above goods
it will no doubt pay greater portion the
coming year.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

A TIMES reporter saw Colonel WI
fred L. Cutshaw yesterday morning, and
incidentally referred TO the approaching
semi centennial of the Virginia Military
Institute. which takes place ON the Sd
and an DAYS of July next
Colonel Culshaw is distinguished
graduate of this institution, leaving IL in
1855 with high honoIs, and showing
afterwards on many bloody battle fields
the training he received. The Colonel
thinks that The impression prevails that
only graduates of the institution were
expected 10 be present This, however
il not the case, aud a cordial invitation
is extended TO an who were ever scholars
to come out on the occasion and swell
the numbers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
BELLE of Nelson.

Hartley & Johnson, of Louisville, Ky,
are putting upon the market here a
brand Of unadulterated whisky-Belle Of
Nelson warranted to be thirteen years
old. Julien Binford will supply you
with IL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
Special trains to the Petersburg Musical
Festival

Accedingro the popular desire, the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company has agreed to run special
trains for the accommodation of visitors
to the Petersburg Musical Festival on
Wednesday and FRIDAY evenings, May
POD and 9th. These trains will leave
Richmond at about : r. NJ, and return
inr leave Petersburg after the perform
ance at about II j. VI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
The Very Best.

The prettiest are not always the best,
but the Belle of Nelson Whisky is an
exception.
Julien BinfOrd can supply the trade
and all who know whereof they Affirm
will thank him for first-class article
uneqdaled in excellence
Try it at Chris. Eyensens, next to the
DtsDatch office; the American Hotel
George Banisters, John Campbell. $
William Rueger's, and George Stumptfs
also, W. l.. White, fancy grocer
This whisky is manufactured by Belle
OF Nelson Distillery Company, and every
bottle bearing the signature of BARLEY
Johnson & Co., Louisville, Kentucky, i.
guaranteed to be thirteen years old.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

&c. o. GwATKINs, agent Wisconsin
Central Railroad Company, at Boston
Mass, says have been great sufferer
all my life with sick Headache and
find that Bradycrotine is the only prepa-,
ration that will give immediate relief.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shilobs Cure. We guarantees
OWENS 4 MINOR DRUG 20.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

DEPOR1 OF THE CONDITION OBJ
II rHF MERCHANTS NATIONAL aA.n, Is'
AT RlCHNue sd. ~ THE clAIh vl ny.
GINA. 40 INE CLOSE OF ISL
MAY l3lH. l.-t.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

Ice Cream Soda Water at our touh'
tain OWENS x MINOR DRuo Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

Edward Lee and Willie Lee, The TWO
colorcd boys arrested for being sns-
picious characters and trying io sen a
pair of pants ut tiny price were sent
10 jail. i'm default of security III inc sum
of 500, for three months
Agnes Jackson Icoloredl girl WHO
stammers muchly In talking, was for the
third time before the Police Court on
the charge of stealing basket of cloth
ing from John Augustus. % colored boy
the clothing being Che property oil VT
rinin Owens Evidence 10 convict ana
not appear, but tie court sent the young
woman 90 jail to- spend six months be-
cause She did not have ana one To give
security for her good behavior during
that period.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

All kinds of pure medicines and min
eral waters at
OWENS x MINOR Drug Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

"Our Plantation cigar is the best for
/, cents OWENS A. MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

sr,rv on vieo NiA. CITY or me"NoND ...,
IL. Glenn. cashier Of the a. ,.,. ' .tat.,
h,nk de .olsmni, swear that me allsf ~ ,nl
ment Is true 10 the best of ~, ~" ..1.shier.
belief. d.
..,., ana .,orn 60 b,fOre mc '''
Sui,sSil s 81 is.q y o,kNoOB,
eth day OF Way NV Notary Public.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19

Mrs. George W Fleming, of Lynch
burg T. visiting her father, Mr. \. =
Lee. I'm this city
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'''iee' X. q. CABBELL Je~,.
ASDKFW PlLLlNl. -
FRED. W SCOTT
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Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-02-08
WEST SIDE SARGENT.

1t is safe to predict that Sargent
county will not be obliged to resort
to the "seed wheat law" for the sup
port Of it's citizens. hy?-good
crops.
Mr.. B. E. Bronson, who left Oakes
in January for visit among friends
and Relatives in Kansas and Mis-
souri,, reports mild winter and a
merry good time.
Judge S. V. Babcock, who settled
with many others, in the beautiful
Werner valley several years ago, is
now prospering in the management
of the Forman Bank. All success
to our honored citizen.
Ex-Commlssioner Burton is still
prospering in business. Defeat does
not stop the thrifty pioneer.
It is hoped that some good minis
ter Of the gospel will come and
preach to the people Of Pleasant
View the coming summer, and also
that thriving Sunday school will
be set in operation.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John McPhail one day last
week.
Mr.. Dill, Of Werner, has been un-
able to do his own work most Of the
winter OH account Of rheumatism in
his arm and shoulder. He is some
better at present.
The people Of Werner and vicinity
will give pound sociable in the
near future, for the benefit Of the
Rev. Fred Giddings, who has been
very successfulin his work at that
place. Get your pound of some
thing ready, everybody, and when
the time comes doyour duty as a
citizen and christian. 5t
Last week Thursday Mrs. Frank
Brainard gave a reception to quite 4
number Of friends and relatives in
honor Of her husbands birthday!
| A splendid dinner was served, which
was greatly relished. Frank is one
Of the first pioneers Of this section
and, after enduring the hardships Of
a pioneer bachelor, is just the one t
enjoy a social gathering under ths
roof Of "home With q lively wife
May their Happiness continue every