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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-16
POLICE COURT.


Justice Johns matinee was OF snort aura
ton in the Police Court yesterday morning
Ii seems that the people ot Richmond De-
ha,ed themselves remarkably well Thurs
dav. or our vigilant officers were not on The
watch. There were only four small cases
before His Honor.
Lee Faudrea was fined s. and costs Tor
being drunk and disorlerly.
Moses Lynch little darkcy about ten
wears Of age. was charged with sagrancy.
lie wa. given 10 Councilman Grymes TO
keep ~ servant.
Morton C0ny. a tramp. was charged win
being disorderly and abusing j. l.. Green,
valid lie was fined $3.50. In default OF
payment. was gwen thirty days in jan.
sam I.ipscomb. charg with leaving his
team on the street. was nned 81.
This ended the docket.
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THE TURF.
RssuIts Of Yesterdays Rasing st clifton
Entriss for To-dsy's Racing ut the Ne"
Jersey Jockey Club.

Results Of Yesterdays Racing Ut clifton
Entriss for To-dsy's Racing at the New
Jersey Jockey Club.
The following are yesterdays results at
Clifton:
First race. one and sne-eighth OF mile
She first, ovid second. Time 2.Oll1.
Second race, fiye-eighths Of mile, selling
-Redlight first, Seatick second, Iriner
third. Time l.03H.
Third race. five-eighths Of = mile-Osceola
first, Guardsman second, II. Paris tiird.
Time 1857.
Fourth race, six and one-haf furlongs,
handicsp-Firehv first. II. John second,
Mary T third. Time 1857.
F.Itb race, seven ana One-half furlong--
Bessie X first, Middlestone second, Thad
Rowe third. Time 1917.
Sixth race, three-quarter- Of a mile, Wei
ter handicap--Brait first, Tom kerns sec
ond, ZangbOr third. Time l.ls..
To-DAY's BSTRIBs FOR THE NEW JERSEY
JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
First race. fve-eighths Of a mile-Mamie
2. II; Veronica. 81; Winona. ~; Cort
land, 80; Lisimony, 80; Express, 81; Alarm
Bell, SC; Bradford. 122.
second race. three-quarters Of mile
Barrientee, 10; Fannie Brown, colt. no.
Casper. 10; Frederick l.. 10; Oregano,
1911: Maria, FLY. lO7; Rainbow, lgI.
Third race, one mile-Weeeler T.. l03;
ROYAL Garter. les; Glory. 90; Sewburg
l0l; Taragon, ID; Bohemian, ITO; Thco-
dosus. l15; Pelham, it6.
Fourth race, three-quarters Of n mile
Belle Dor, ils; Bancloche. III: Glen
mound. los; Martin Russell. lOs; Bellwood
los; Bravo. los: Barrister. l0I; e.. W
-. -
Fifth race. three-qusrters Of mile. sell
ing--Joe Heineman, i07; Arab. 107; Harry
Faustus. In: Prince Karl, l07; Puzzle. 100
Freedom, III; King Idle, III; ColdStream
il2.
sixth race, one mile-Al Reed, s.; Re
porter, 1o5; Lonely, 1903; Gallatin, 81
stephanis, 100; Glendale, ia.
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ELECTION EXPENSES.
Walk up and See Mr.. Warren. and Get
Your Money.


The Committee on Elections met in the Of
ice Of the City Auditor last Digit at
O'Clock. Present, Mr.. Rowland Hill, chair
nan, and Messrs. Moore and Brown.
The list Of registrars, judges and clerks
was read. The pay Of these gentlemen il
Fixed by law, and IL was found that the
treasury Of the committee was fat enough
u satisfy all Of their claims.
The claims amounted TO 1904. The next
item was for extra registration, for which
ten cents per name was allowed. Then fol-
lowed the following bills W. Y. Lawt0n.
clerk Of the electoral board. sl0.3I; Ran
dolph 4 English, stationary, S23.45; j. NJ.
Macon, messenger for electoral board. s.;
pay OF the commissioners Of election, So;
rent for buildings used for precinct pur-
poses, Sl52; making total Of 81. 2Jl.y2; and
leaving balance on hand 10 account of
election expenses Of fifty-eicht cents. There
were some small bills not expected or pro-
vided for in the Apr jpriation made for the
use Of the Committee on Elections, which
were allowed 10 stand over, no money being
left ~ pay them.
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The cabin, where a collation. was served

the cabin, where q collation. was served
comprising wines, salads. fruits. &c.
At3:3O +. NJ, the hour for departure ar
rived. the guests were escorted 10 the steam
launch homeward bound. highly pleased
with their visit and the pleasant time they
enjoyed while on board the monitors.
The following ladies and gentlemen COM
prised the party: Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs. Dr.
Haryje. Mrs. X. B. Chaflin, Miss Emily
Haryie' Miss Martha Harvie, Miss Eliza
Uaryie. Miss Mary Chafiin. Colonel Frank
a. Ruffin, Chief Engineer Isaac X. McNary,
L. 5. n, and Commander Felix McCurley,
rs n
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THE GERMAN NEuRAIGIA CURE

I urcs and Relieves NEURALGIA OR
MUIR LGl' PAIN. For s,le Nv l. WAC
\ X. Druggist. sixth an Broad streets.
Foi chapped OF a. lsate hands or tx n. the
.'fKAGN 81 CREAM or Al MOND~' ofiers
he quickest relief and sur - protection. M
sunrling. itching burning VI reddeniug Of
tie skin: no sucking, grea> Ing or 'olling. II
IN dc ighlflliy peiiUm,d and quickly stsorb-
e,i BY the skin. leayiug nothing dis greesbie
a The surface. IL II the nnesf prepa rat,on
o. hsA Kind. For sale by l.. WAGNER. Diugs
eist. sixth and Broad stIeets. 40 l5-4ts
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by virtue OF decree OF the Tuitsd ~tates
Circuit Court for the stern District ~ Viz
GINA In the care ~ 'lrlain & conner "a.
J. II. ca lklcy ,nd al entered on tlo ON
day OF November. 1850 aud. also by virtue q
deed u tri.s executed 10 the undersigned
by said r.. III. ca lklcy. khall exp - for sale
az pubic auction 81 the day anu hour above
mentioned that valuable md conf lete tam
merry property I0catsd In Tie city ~ Man
che ster. Vs.. g.ihrr with al TIE machinery,
utensils. &c. usn ally lOund IA nrsf-cldss
tanning establishment.
TIC lot fronts 80 fee on Eninbridge street
by 1872 ieet deep The building h enii ely
new QwO stOnee) and built o. the best heart
lumDug, - f,st rics by lOO feet deep. ana
~as cOus Iuclcd On he mcg ni pr we'd plan.
IL contains % waits inc AMI soak watts.
engln a al iOlli I-<5 horse power. 1 wash
wheel. curing knives aid fNcfylling ncees-
sally Ion iifst ems t1nicfy 10 commence
business at once. iLis l. cols dcrcd one -
the mOst comp etc es.ab!.,i neits in the
~ou, a. 5hi- property h ttun iably located
10 The husincss. being On a. Richmond ana
Danvillc Rain, aa. NEAR the business centre
Of the city u k.chmOfd, very near
the free bridge aud Mayors fridge,
IA fact. right in ihe centre 81 the hus.-
ncss portion OF both cities II j. also cx-
empt nom cry taxes until ie;f2. Tor further
particulars apply 10 The undcieigle ed or The
aus tionetrs. ~to VIII take lleasure In fur
nishins IN same.
TERMS OF sALs: One-f5urth each. balance IN
equsl iLsgalmsnts upon eTedit y slx,
NV I've. eighteen All, twfniy-inur months.
purchaser 40 execute notes with intcteS
added for the def RED payments and title
r,I- insd uftil t.s full amount OF iUfeh 50
money Lss been paid and a Conveyance or
oered By the eur. the purchaser to 10 re-
quired ~ keep the property Insured for sur
n,ent amount 20 cover credit existing a
ANY time for the tsnsnt ~ the fQnd ~ he
credit Of tins court In this cause
". TALL y,
noi2-tds Special Com'r. and Trustee.
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The Mems Meeting at the y. II. c. A.

DR.. Tilett, Of the Vanderbilt University,
will lead the last Of the series Of the after
noon meetings for men III the Young Mems
Christian Association this evening at 4
o'clock.
The meeting last evening was conducted
by DR.. Tudor. Of Norfolk. whose earnest re-
marks made a lasting impression.
The usual sunday afternoon meeting will
be held tomorrow AT O'Clock, and will be
addressed by Rev. DR.. \. {. BledsOe.
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Another good house witnessed The unique
performance Of liermann's Naudevilles az
the Academy last night. tn usual speci-
allies. the dancing OF DAINTY Kate >cy-
mour" and the character socalisms Of Miss
mention.
The boy wonder. Little Freddy" will
hold "A leyee after the matinee to-day for the
ladies and children present. Tonight the
Vaudeyllles will make their last appearance
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THE DISCIPLES.
Last Day of Their Conventional Happ,
and harmonious session.

Last Day or ihcir conventional HAPPY
and Harmonious session.
At the Disciples Convention yesterday
on every face there was the happiest ex.
preston. The fact Of having such an able
and stirring address last night, and also
that Of raising in cash and pledges 0yel
S2,i2i made every heart glad and every
presence bright.
The Convention was called TO order at 10
A. NJ, Judge Gooche in the chair. De,o-
tiOnal services were conducted by Rev. X.
ID. Harding, who read appropriate Scrip
lures and led In an earnest and touching;
PRAYER.
The audience then sang, "Am Soldier
OF the Cross" led by Rev. W. NJ. Minter.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Hon Il. II. Power offered the following
resolutions:
In thsie doing. he mentioned several coin
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"Captain" CLARK, Life-Guard.

A picturesque picture on the streets yes
terday evening was the noted Atlantic City
life-guard, Captain Charles +. Clark. who
il here in the interest Of The Great
Metropolis the new American mel0-
drama that opens four nights engagement
at the Academy next Monday~ The Captain
il utilized with much show Of realism in
the stirring scene Illustrative Of an ocean
storm. showing the wreck Of the ship Fly
ing FISH and the United States life-sayers
at work The company closes a big weeks
engagement at Ford's. Baltimore. tonight,
and comes here on a special train ria the
Pennsylvania Railroad. The sale OF &c att.
onens this morning
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VIII you heed the warning the signal, per
hal =. oil the cure approach Of that more terri
bic disease, tOu-umptlony AK yourselves
ID Nou can afford Tor the sakc Of saving 81
cents. 10 ruu the risk and 10 nothing for H.
We know from eXpe Renee inst -nilOhs iure
VIII cure your Cough. IL never iaii-. THIS
, xplains why more than a Million OF Bottles
were sold tie pusi year II relieves trOu
and y hopping Tough at once. Mothers. ia
NOT bee without BE-. SAM j. bottles q &c. sold
hy liOdekef Brothers ANA II NJ. shields * Co.,
corner Oi I.uh and Marshall streets.
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In the City Circuit Court Yesterday. the
case Of the Richmond Union Passenger
Railway Company against W. T. Christian
was argued before Judge Wexford. The
occasion Of the suit was a breach Of cove
nant between Mr.. Christian and the rail
road company.
The bill alleges that about year ago the
company, for the lsideration Of $50.
rented the cars in ne 10 Mr.. Christian for
the purpose Of placing advertisements there
in. Mr.. Christian failed "a pay the full
amount agreed upon, hence the suit.
The jury rendered a verdict yesterday in
favor of the plaintiff for Si35.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-16

MIS-. Ninslow's soothing syrup should al
~ays be- used Wnen chid ren are cutting
teeth. itfclcycs the little sufferer az once
u produces natural, Qulef sleep by relieving
ia. child from pain. ana the litle chcfuh
.wakssas 'bilshtas q hutton" II is very
pleasant 10 tasfe. u koOihcs Tie child. sOii-
rnr ths guns allaSs all pain. relieves wind.
Iel ulatss tie tOwels. ana - the best known
r.n'..iv .or diarfooS, WHEELER arising from
feeihing or Other taCses. twenty nv" cents
> Dottle Iu.fh.ra&W
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ocs-3nn
.HOlrE COUNTRY BUTTER PEI

~ poun !. CSC; prime butter per pound,
2Oc.; Cooking Butte Two pOu lis. DE: Cream
Che, =. per pOunI. l5c urrant Jelly three
pounds for ;l3c.; Apple Butter three pounds
inr 25c. choice strained Houev. white clio, er
Honey IN The comb: three pounds Lard for
',5c.: Country Bacon per pound. iOr.: 6rann-
l,ted sugar. nc. q. Il. bLAkkY Az north
sixth street. no IA
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Supreme Court sfAppesIs.

Friedenheim. &C.. against Rohr and dis.
Argued by Edward Y. Cannon, Esq. for
appellant and II. X. Pollard, ESP, for ap-
pellees.
Harrison against Garnet. Cause put on
privileged docket 10 be heard at the Janu-
AIRY term next.
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The Governor appointed the following
gentlemen yesterday commissioners 10 rep
resent Virginia NJ the National Silver Con
yentiOn 10 he held in It. Louis on the 10Th
II this month. Judge John l.. Cochran, Of
Ch Irlottesyille; Camm PsttesOn. Of Buch-
anan; Hon. b. johnson Barbour OF Orange
j. W Porter. Charlottesville. DR.. III. q. Hot.
Luray, and Judge Ro. W. Hughes, VI the
United states Court
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A party Of ladies left the city yesterday
at 1890 =. NJ. in the steam launch for n
visit TO the monitors. After pleasant trim
down the river they arrived at the monitors
about r. NJ, and were shown through The
different vessels, and were delighted with
the sights seen. after which they were &c.
csssed N the wyandotte, and rsEp1rsd n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The name Of the Richmond Towel Com
pany il this day changed To Richmond
Toilet supply Company. who Will continue
20 furnish their patrons with toilet articles
az the following rates: single towels. pea
dozen. - cents; roller towels. with toilet
case. soap. comb and brush, per dozen, 81
cents-deliNered daily. =. q. Box 3ll
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New Schedule.

The following new schedule on the Main
street in goes into effect to-day: First ear
leaves Lombardy street terminus al 5:O3 A.
NJ: last ear. 1910 L. NJ. First ear leaves
Fulton station Williamsburg avenue and
Louisiana street) at 8 A. NJ; last car, 1000
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CHURCH NOTICES.

asJ--T. Marks l.. IsCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. 4. g. Dashiell, 10. d.. rector, Rev "
B Williams. assisutnt--DiNine service, al
ia. IN. and p. H.; sunday school at 900
=. IN.
ErGRACE EplSfOpAL CHURCH. corner
of iOushec and Main streeis.-hey. Dr.
H. NJ, JACKSON Viii pr ach al IL AIN.
k5-Sr. ANDREWS CHURCH. corner OF
laurel aud BeNcrl, streets Rev Pike Pow
e:S. u d.. rector efvIccs tyr'y sunday ~
d a. IN and . y. ~ sunday school al $3.50
a in.
Asst JOHNS ROT SLANT ErlS( o.
PAL CHURCH. BrOld ana w0nty-nnh
streets. Rev. evils ". Burton. rector Ser
vices and sermons 10 q. IN. and D. Ia.
The ?, cfor Will Ofiiriate on both occasions. A
cordial welcome Tor all fierds and strangers.
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GROCERIES.
TOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

10 POUNDS TRANSLATED SUGAR, For
pOund OF my BLEND 4. fFkt 100
Other 81 .ndafd groceries upon same b.sis.
Ibis offer is q harvest FOR each huNers.
J. 4. GATtKDOD,
&c S-3m ll6 east Broad
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Renorts Of Government Chemists.
4 PERFECT LIGHT.

Pure. Cdorlsss. Non-explosivc. thr RED
"C' OF. is The very hlehest gr,de of Refined
Petroleum. Bewnre Of lie product ofun-
scruprlous imitators. Cef th- genuine aud
tsks no other.
soldbv BODEKFR BROTHERS.
l4l4 vain street.
KLEIN. ofs tnsi nfoad >ireei.
15-tf
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The paragraph is mugwumpy.
JACKSON WARD.

Pending the election, if one had been
foolish enough 10 lend his ears 10 such trash.
the impression would have been left on the
mind that visit 10 Jackson ward on cleo
,ion-day would have been made at imminent
personal risk 10 law-loving Democrats.
Raw-head and bloody bones talk was some
# the seasoning that the Republican speak
RS spiced the rot they got of in the shape
4 speeches. Even some Of the negro
preachers purified their congregations with
sOry talk, as can be proven 10y members OF
heir churches.
To visit the African precincts. on the day
when the voice of the people was 10 be
heard at the polls, it appeared would re-
luire herd Of elephants and a strong BODY.
guard Of natives as protection from the
inhabitants.
But the enlightened people did go with
,ut fear. and like Stanley, the great
African traveller. they lived to get back
acme. after seeing that the chestnut, "a
free ballot and fair count had been duly
observed.
Then came the day Of much mock re-
pentance on the part Of the Republican evil
iOers. and the same will continue until the
next election rolls around. when those who
delight 10 stir strife will beat their TOM
toms, sound their ,engeful gOngs, and com
NJ out Of their jungles attempt again the
accomplishment OF the task that has 70
ften proved too powerful for them to tackle.
do not look a gift mule in the hind-foOt,"
and do not let these late denials aud protes-
tations Of Republican good intent have
weight. The cause has been heard, the evil
dence and the argument closed, and the
Commonwealth has rested its case in hands
hat took good care Of it. Continue that
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AUCT on s-fu urs ID Va.
by A person & Co..
Rea Estlie Auc onceis ana Agents.

Rea Estate Auc onesis ana Agents
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
II THE
SPACIOUS IR)N-FKONr STORE liiO
EAST CARY srRErI
AND WAREHOUSE OF EXCHANGE
ALLEY q FEET WIDE ~ REAR
MECHANICS STREET. ON
the EAST AND
ANOTHER ALLEY ON TIE WEST
LOT 20x2OO FTkT 10 SAID 20 FOor ALLY.
By diroc ions OF Barton Hax1ll. John Drn-
10 and John ?. Niili.m A executors ~ VII
liam IL. liakall. we Will sell, on tie premises,
at l:ju o'clock o.. ~, on
wEDNE~ DAY, I3rH NOVEMBER. lssD
the aboge-described VERY VALUABLE
PROPERLY. Tho 5 ORE has three sior.ss
and basement. in we'll built and admirably
ada tel o. COM NlRf4Al, LIGHT MANU-
fAtIl"lNG. OF other purposes The
W KfliulrF n rear, also three stories
high. may be used as an annex or separately.
Both have always rented Wei. Ample llshl
ard paved ALLEYS. Ncnf tie heart of iho ciiy
and convenient 90 the lAhNllc llIliCad
deuOf aud Otner shipping puluts.
TERMS. ue-fOurth cash. balance 90 flr,
twelve and eig teen months interest added,
aud secured by trust died.
APPFRsON q Co.
Aucuonecfs.
POsTPONEliENr
IN consequence Of rain the above sals q,
postponed 10
WEDNESDAY, NoyTnBfR2
At the same hour. Ape, son & CO..
no lG-ft Auctloneers.
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"You have sighted me.v

"lou have sighted me-"
Two men faced each other in a well.
known business Office here. One was tall
slim piece Of human anatomy, with kind
~ beaming eye, fine voice for drinking
buttermilk and a mouth cut 'pOssum eat
ing fashion set of with Arabian-dessrt
colored fringe in the shape Of beard.
The other had u hungry look. q yam
pOtato-shaped head and i pumpkin cOlOred
face that had shriyeled and wrinkled in the
attempt TO grow measly mustschs and !
ne-thread-in-the-reed gOatee.
"Slighted you hOwf asked the surprised
! slim article, for the two were on the best VI
terms heretofore.
'lou ate 'possum at your house LAS
night" said the yam-headed hungry man
in tones that sounded hollow, for he wat
empty. Yes, sir, you ate 'possum, and
ain man enough to repeat il, If you cam
hearr
"Well, that ia fact, and can prove
had your name down on the list"
but you took pains not 10 have me down
AT your table. ! shan't forget YOU. sir: and
wish TO say that ] also have 'possum.
I'm fattening him, and have bought a
bushel Of sweet potatoes, and | shall take
care that I'll know who eats him. Good
day. SIR
There gees man who loves 'possum
and hates me-" sighed the slim man, az his
late friend strobe out Of the office.
PHEASANT EATING.
Seeing gentleman walking up Main
street with a bunch Of pheasants (the most
toothful bird extanD moved qusrtsibe Of
men 10 discuss the birds.
"Can they iyf" asked one.
ely" said an old hunter. "Why, you
Will have 10 pull trigger ten minutes before
they fly up, II you want ~ kill one. They
would be in Manchester before you could
ask the question. IL they were flushed on
this street. | killed seven once, but they
were in a tree"
the explanation followed this wav
You see, if you shoot the one nearest the
ground in the tree the others will remain.
hill one aboye-whoop. away they CO.,
Are they tit to eatf'
THE finest bird ever put on the table,
That reminds me" said one Of the party,
whe used 10 be caterer al one Of the famous
mountain resorts Of Virginia. "a gentleman
once gave supper at the - He
ordered, among other things, fifteen pheas-
ants. did not have but four. but j had
plenty OF chickens. picked out as many
chjckens az were necessary 10 nil the order.
taxing care that they should be about the
size Of the pheasants. They were served in
excellent style by the cook, and was CON-
plimented on the enterprise shown in filing
ouch an order. for pheasants are rare birxk
and hard TO get"
Shortly afterwards the same gentleman
nad a smaller party to take supper with
him, and ordered four pheasanis. had
plenty Of the genuine birds and filled the
order honestly. After the supper was over
the host came to me. declared had served
chickens instead Of pheasants, and CON-
planned roundly. told him the truth about
the matter, and did not charge him for anv
OF the pheasants. and afterwards told the
joke on him at the springs.
speaking OF shooting them, I used TO
Kill them with the rife. One day"
The crowd had vanished.
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HENRrco@cOrNrr cOrRT-rOr.r,
Suit For Breach ofCo,ena.t.

r. B. Chsfin TO J. c. Easley, 30 feet on
north side Winder. east OF Washington, i'm
prOycments. 1000.
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Property Transfers.
The following deeds of bargain and sal
were recorded Yesterday:
IN CITY cHAscEnY COURT.

~ - VI IT ~ TT
Samuel Boltz 10 George W. Gill. ~ feet on
west side Fulton, between Louisiana and
Virginia (Fulton). 5000; II. II. Levy. special
commissioner, and others to Alice +. Bloom
berg. wife Of :. H., 100 feet on south side
Broad near Fourteenth. improvements.
1920; julius Schwartz 10 Carrie Schwartz,
80 feet on west side Williamsburg avenue
between Louisiana and Denny. sl65.
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COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEE 5
" SAlEtf
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ~ TIE Cfl
OF MANCHESTER. IA.
KNOWN ~ THE CIIALNLEY TANNERl,
SITUATED ONB AINBRlnGEsrlELr
NEAR The X. & D., ON
MONDAY. THE 25Tn DAY or N0vfMBEp 1859
Arl2O,CLOCk N. Oh TIE uKLMi.Ls.
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ave are part Of YOU, so far as Chris
tian work goes" continued the speaker.
"And am for God. for home, and native
land. | was born here. aud love the coun-
try and love the people.
s.1he colorcd man has much clam upon
YOU. Ever since he has been here he has
toiled for YOU aud your families. lie cut
down your forests, helped build your rail-
roads. and work your farms. and he is delN-
ing for YOU to-day; he has always been the
mud-sili OF society, but he still labors for
you.
''some people get up these utopian
schemes about colonlzng the negro else
where. II any OF you want 10 go away YOU
can 20. am already cOlonized here and
-am going 10 stay here.
RELATIONS.
30 far as the relations between the white
man and the colored man are concerned thu
issue IN not which IL above the Other. but
whether the, will make good Christians.
believe the negroes can he made good Chris
tians and good citizens, and can ", II re-
member when my old master was away
during the war STAYED nj his home and
protected his family, and, venture 10 say,
that there's many a man IN this church Who
Was reared and looked afler In his baby |
hood aud childhood 10y cOloFed mothers.
"In regard TO politics, usually vote as ] |
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-16
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
AlARoE CROWD GREET THE vIR-
GINA METHOplSTS.

Address by Bishop Tfoisey fColoredl-sub-
scription Raised for the Paine insti-
tnte-O Old Es.Mcmber- Admitted to the
Conference other Matters.