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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
Getting Ready for the Legislature.

Major w. T. Sutherlin, of Danville, and
Messrs. S. Wexford Corbin, of King George,
and II. l.. Lyman, Of Albemarle, who were
appointed at the last meeting of the State
Board Of Agriculture TO recommend 20 the
LEGISLATURE some new laws for the benefit
of the agricultural interests, are in Rich
mond engaged IN their work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Nv annual sale of fine Iuple-platedwars
will commences ON Monday next The cole
lection will be- worthy the attention II tho
public. These good. need uo special COM
mendation. as they are known to the FAINT
lies of this city. Look for future adyer.
tlsements.
GrouGE " MAYo, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
ar Abner Harvey III.

Mr.. Abner T Harvey, who has been sick
al the American Hotel for some time. was
considered worse last night. At lis o'clock
this morning be was under the treatment
of a physician and his condition was con-
sidered dangerous. Mr.. Harvey IS mem
Der Of the firm Of Harvey, Blair * Co.,
Wholesale grocers on Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

The ladies of the Westminster preshyte-
riau chapel DR.. kerr'sl will serve spl"n-
dad Thanksgiving Dinner at llOI east Main
street. next 20 Autoui y. on Thursday. No.
ypmber Zsth. 1859. from / 90 b J.. M:. To
which they cordially invite all oil their
ArL--nIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
aThe Twelve Temptatlon," To-Night.

This legendary spectacle VIII be- pre-
eented ~ the Academy of Music tonight.
1t was presented IN Richmond last season.
and drew several Of the notably large an
dienccs of The year. The " Twelve Iempta-
tions" presents a mythical story OF lee and
sun. II WAS adapted for the stage by Mr..
Charles n. Yale. and its producer
William j.. Gilmore and COS
TUNED IL at a stated outlay OF S35,o0O, and
many OF the settings ere really fine. The
company Is a very large one. numbering
over half hundred people. and IS not only
composed of actors and actresses but also
includes large corps de .oatid, with four
premiers and many acrobatic and panto-
mimic artists.
A special Thanksgiving matinee will be
given tomorrow.
For the Margaret Nather engagement.
commencing next Monday night, tickets
will be placed on sale Friday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
old church now stands % one Of Boston's
places of greatest interest.
VIZ. THAXrON.

George u. Thaxton, Esq. would dislike
very much 70 see the mansion removed,
hut would Ike 10 see il preserved rs one OF
the places of interest in Richmond. We
are AL familiar with its history and am a
great admircr of the man who occupied IT..
The city ought 10 provide some means TO
preserve 1t.
Mr.. IOTIs.
Thomas Potts ESQ. I hope the Davis
Mansion will not Doe removed. II is one OF
the landmarks Of the city. II is an historic
house. All strangers 90 10 sec 10 and u
would hc shame 10 pull II down ana
build another schOol-h0use on the site.
There ia plenty Of other ground on which
20 build "a acho0l-houec The sooner We
become convinced of the value Of old
houses the better il VIII be. You might "a
well pull down General Washlngton's g
headquarters ON Main street as 10 remove
the Davis Mansion. hope and trust the
School Board VIII not advise this change.
CAPTAIN TAYIoR.
Captaiu Charles F. Taclor: am opposed
toit. think we should keep intact these
sacred spots 90 teach the youth OF our be-
loved South of the chlvalry oi our people.
II does not interfere with our loyalty 10
the Government of the United states TO
retain these precious hcirlooms Of the DAYS
iIIfi lA's.iA''t ii' t.f-. ttt'|A 80 N----' .-
and devotion.
MI pUTNTY
stephen Pu'ncy. Esq The associations
connected with that building are OF such
a character would regret very much TO
see 10 pulled down. I regard Il as one OF
the most interesting historical buildings
in the city.
ME. nEowE.
!. Thompson Brown. Esq: II would be
on outrage % pul down the jeff. Davis
Mansion. ITS historical a-spclailon should
keep it from being touched. The c'tizens
ehoald an interest thcm-clycs and make a
protest against tlls move.
THE RESOLUTIONS -yrEw or MR. ToygSsTIN.
am sorry the D,sp1'o1 didn't publish in
full nay resolutions, said Senator Loven-
stein yesterday. Hcre they are, and from
them you viii sec the objects aimed AT 10y
ne.
Whereas the buildings now occupied by
the Central School are eEiromciy uusuited
for school purposes. and for the wants oi
this school district:
Eoso r,d. That the Committee on Build
iug- aud Furniture inquire into the cost oi
tearing down the present building, and
erecting suitable building on the pres ul
site.
He,o'rd. secom5'y. That in case it is
doomed inadyi~abie to te9r down the build.
ing known as tine Je& DAVIS Mansion. tAai
the committee Doe instructed to inquire il
there i- sufficient space Oh the vacant lpi
TO erect a binding and the cost Thereon.
For several Years. -1il BIZ. Loven-
stem. / have loou aritatnC before the
board the pr00irtY of erecting proper
luilding In place of the buildings now be.
ing used for he Central School. / have
however, postponed action. as presslna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
DantIst Lndje,, nazaerat the Armory.

The Armory Han was well filed last
night ut o'clock Notwithstanding the
rain. which kept q great many away. .,
Promptly at $50. while the brass band
was playing Hail TO the Chief" and AMID
tumultuous applause, Mrs. Governor Lee,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Have you tried that famous Kentucky
Crah-Apple CIDER Now receiving the new
crop. The purcst aud finest ever offered
ia thia market at GEoBGE ScuUNs.
Eleventh and Main streets and 52j Broad
qfrpaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
AN OPPORTUNITY TO Do GOOD.

ON NEXT THURSDAY ihsre will DO POUND
PAKrY a. tho lrostyterlen AMI sethodist
Home for Ladies', on seventh sireeI consrt-
button 70 mis- charity may express your grail
tuds 10 God Tor seeing another ihanksgiyipf-
day No has sifea!y declared that he sili 10
well pleased with fnis 0dofing.
no gf.s, TaE LADY AANAGkkS .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

u 4 Great Healing Sprngs in Ashe county
sc.
Dear Sirs,-t take pleasure in stating Tor TIN
tenenG ~ tnose who oughi % know shat a won
derful water the plummsr Bromlne- Arssnio
Water is that my physician, DR.. Hugh Taylor,
prescribed t for me jet a. soon as could drink
any wator az all sf.er my recontly prolonged and
almost fatal sickness. ami have been drinking
Il constantly since, ond my improvement and
euro Is simply marvellous. Ny friends who SEQ
me out ana walking about ask mo what has
worked such a wonderful cure, and reply.
"P.ummer Bromino-Arsouic Water
EftgA Il GOIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
JEFF. DANIS'S HOUSE.
The PEOPLE OPPOSED TOITS BEING
TORN DOWN UNDER ANY CIR
CUMSTANCES.
They Saw lot it stand ~ = Memorial oi
Confederate DAYS and a. an His
totic Attraction.

fi t"' y .'' .''-'' .
cr'no.ii'h. id ''' '"'" '''"'' ''
tfal School building.
1r...,..ffel.notli Ike the idca.
-, t,.,,s l,,.,o .,, eichuond
warm .. -,
in ihc .nI'iu'' "' i''. 'n'N """''
I'll, home. Hero he hNcd during Tour ot
'.'
Do i[' h' ''''" '''.''' '''''''''' 49," POS
ur. Ter. iu.i' '""h once "' '""t'i' "a
with Graccl Ie'. That roof sheltered the
lI -IDii N''N n''" N'" "' .l"E, ",l'
,... ',',. ,,,..'s,cd F,r over
".. .-..- ,i'.. ,'.'' ,i'. .,,i;ito~,' com.
90. a.. .',..tS. .1fhaIfbrirh,ad-
i'.t''-"' -,,.' t'- D.. Now,
1'.. .rt..,f lo Vr pav,.'e o,d cham
,.-i,rs ana l.nin.,-roorn. ,e-. even IN
t.,cI.r AMI carnage house ,ghi e. bows
r.1 rifi- by the hundred and thousand
hayr been cturnicd Tor itt WORK. lS
lt uo means well suited t9r schpoi puI-
r..*t- n bfffrr .Nilt'Ne ''ub PC pui "i''h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

PoxD's Extract. used by Physicians and
Hospitals in all parts Of the world. for Pam
and H,moiThGgS. Genuine 0ny "a oodss
ir,h hif trrdDUers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

simmons Liver Regulator cures general dc.
bilisy and viii give you new lease on iife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

II you feel dun AMI s;uph you are Billions
and need a tonic. Take Simmons Liver Rosala-
tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Ia the Police Court yesterday morning
james FrOm.u. Is young COl1rcd man, was
rllr~cl with stealing forty chickens, the
rropertv of Charles n. Epps and James
Fletcher. also. with stealing an overc"at,
tine property of James Fletcher. captain
Epps had large number of game ioWls ~
the observation-disclosures. dnt Mr. tlet' h-r
reported 10 him q tew days ago That
forty of them had been stolen. Captain
Epps instructed the police 10 keep > looA-
ouf for the fowls Monday Policeman
B~aunan received information from tddlo
Glnnn. the well-knOWn hail-piaycr, that ho
Tad purchased lot of game chickens
from negro b0y. The officer went TO Mr.
Gleun's residence 8ud found tnat the
chickens were some OF those that had been
stolen from Captain Ipp.. The description
of the negro correspOndod % thar az ro-
man. who was employed by Mr. Fletcher.
and the youth was arrested and taken 10
Mir. Glruus. where ht was ldentiurd ny
Mira. Glenn and n servant glrl as th6 man
from whom thcv had bought the chickens.
Justice Crutchheli, after hearing the
statements OF OihccI lrauuan, Nh fletcher,
and Mrs. Glenn. sent lroman 90 jail for six
months FromHn Was gwen SIX months
more for the larceny al tine oFrrroat.
Mark Shinault. who vas proven 10 have
been iD the habit Of treating hls wiie very
badly. was fined Si0aud costs and required
to give security for twelve months in tie
suin of 800.
William Banks (c0loredl. charged with
assaultlng J. G. Hannah and threatening 70
release % prisoner in his charge, wa fined
- and costs end given good lecture Oh
how o. conduct himself
Henry johnson (colored). assaulting and
beating Molhe Lyons. flned -l0and costs.
Burton Poinde1ter (colored), stealing
one lot of harness. the property OF james
Sweeney Sent 30 jail Tor thirty DAYS,
" G. Tvroc. X. l.. McEamee. and Theo-
dors Henson were charged with fighting
and creating u disturbance in the bar-room
of Mrs. J.. Farrara. 1yrre was tned el9
and costs. McNanee $50 and costs, and
HoinsOn was discharged.
Barney Abrams, disorderly in the Casino.
Fined $40 and costs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Tho DtsyaicA Job-Pr!n,ing Hou-e Is prepared
10 execute sll work ia the beat style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

"Only dollar for Hoods Sarsaparilla
may bring you health, worth thousands Of
dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

An excellent remedy Tor rdyspepsia-simmons
Liver Kegalator.-C MazIerson. sheriff OF BioD
a.unfv ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Keep your liver Gr.iye and mus wand on dht
case. lake Simmons Liver Regulator In time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Afoor suffering with nervous prostrailon for
yoArs take Dr. usnieys Celery. Beet, and Iron.
D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
ELlzAR COLI.

R,olnong vG.. November 9TH.
To Fhs Orcas & Minor DTug Company. Gs7'>riI
.Aysn,s PltD,o.>r BrQmia,-Arsenic Var.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
FROM ACROSS THE RIVER.
No Quorum Present-High Constable AP-
Doipted-Otber Manchester NoWs.

poInteH-Uthfr Wfh'h'NI'I 1'""H'
Tho Manchester School Board dld not meet
last night For this there were Two reasons.
one was that tho Council chamber, Thero
ii WAS proposed 10 hold ihe meeting WAS not
openoi. aud the other and more important one
was that there was no quorum present. Chair
man Farmer, Secretary wesiger superlniend-
snt Pulfam. Principal Fitzgerald. ana ono or
two others we're on hand and assembled IN the
Leafsr oflce, where tho business ~ we -eesmh
mint bave 6een conducted hsd there been sur
n.lent mem bers In atteudancs. II is ptoDania
that a called meeting VIII DC held one night next
Woek, Yerhaus TUESDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Dyspepsia and is attendant iils are quickly
curei by simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Reception at the Executive Mansion.
Governor and Mrs. Lee viii give their
first reception OF the season tonight from
Q 10 II O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

A quarter Of dollar will purchase any,
where bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
SURVEYOR.

CIrY LOIS OR COUNTRY FARMS
~ SURVEY Sd. MAPS MADE Calls from
Richmond answered by Telephone No s,z or ~
letter through Manchester poskofnee
no z7.is' W. l. GARDEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
THE ApPoINTEE.

Otis Henry Russell was born in Balti-
more. Md. in ls45. He removed 10 W.
cuia in 1851. residing IN Brunswick coun-
tv. and afterward lived in Petersburg,
where for many years he was engaged IN
mercantile pursuits. he holds four COM
missions from four Presidents, as follows
First, by President Johnson. dated August,
1868. as collector of internal revenue for
the Fourth district Of Virginia; second,
bv President Grant. dated May. 1875, as
collector cf internal revenue for the Third
district OF Virginia; third, by President
HAYES. dated June. 1877, as collector of
internal revenue for the Third district of
Virginia: fourth. by President Arthur,
dated January, 1855. rs collector of Gus
toms for the port Of Richmond.
The one handed him last night makes his
fifth Government appointment TO desira-
BE and lucrative Offices.
During his official administration he col.
lected 5,3s 900 600 OF internal revenue end
$4,000 OF import duties without the loss
of cent.
lie has always been a Republican and
was member OF the Cincinnati National
Republican Convention in 1876; also "A
member of the Chicago Convention in 1850
aud contestiRg delegate with General w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
SENATOR vARRELL,


Nr James Hartley, the now delegate
from Sussex and GrceEesvlile, reside IN the
former county. Hc Is "a prominent mer-
chant and leading laYman IN til" Metho-
dis, Church. He was 4 delegate 20 the lato
Conference IN this city
II +, understood that Alessr7. Duane and
Whit. tine Republican candidate VIII
make u contest ia the Senate and House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
TOOK 1T WE'LL.

Nj Morris took his defeat much better
than could have been expected of man
who had made SO earnest and determined
n fight for the position. He had spent
much time IN Washington IN connection
with the canvass and came down on the
same train with jude Waddin. Finding
that thcv wanted i compromise man,
said Mr.. Morris to the DlSoIcs man, /
was very willing that So good a friend as
Russell should have been chosen. Harri-
SON, Won know" hocoutinued with smile,
"is a compromise man himself"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

"But." ." pressed the s-gatheTcr,, you
have not told me what was the influence
THAT secured Ru,-cll's appointment
The judge laughed and said: 10 deal
frankly with you, il was q compromise ap-
poinunent. Nlr. Russell had not figured
with any degree of prominence IA the con
lest for the place. nor had he taken sides
actively with either branch of the kepuN,,
ican marty I'M the state. Inis. | think. had
"a GOOD deal todo with the decision reached.
You can saw" Judge Maddli added,
that "a better man could not have been
chosen. lIr. Eusscn is Il tirst-class bust
nes.-man and will make "a capital post
master. In fact. We have never had a bel
fer one than he viii make"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Niss Ammo HI'A0y, oT I!n- -NUITt' Is F''IV'"H
Mrs c. a. Nelson. A. 20
"a here Oh q yHiL
No /. A. Cay, who has been quite SICK TOT
ges~rai weeks, Is able 90 bo out again.
SO far this month Clers DuNa, OF me Hastings
Coflff. has issued marriaRe-lIce 20 tnoiNo
couples. - e
The uriyaie cara of President Scott and super
iC,eudrut Green, ~ the Richmond ana DtnFl"e
railroad. hays been brought 10 the MRuche'tor
sna.- % ls rlranel and brushed up-
81. John PirEreu. the commissioner sppolhiod
bv ,Islea lurrntu. ol the tu-uue- 1ourI 10 dis-
pos, of Tho estate OF the lat' &. g h .hHe, iAA"n
6i. rauort Yesterday. ard the Court couuru ri
no -alo. me portion ~ tho estate sold amount
"a to over $1,000.
IN. Wchwoni end foforsnurg fAIlroai drpOt
VA. discovered on urs afput % ". yesterday,
but the nnme- we're eKfiugui-h3l before nArh
damage was dono. Tho nre orlgipH'ed in mo
partition between the wntlns-room aad iroishI
department, and c6ugh. iroui the stO'o-llpo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27
coNsr,nIG APFoINrED.

f.lent members In Atteudancs. II is pioDanls
that called meeting VIII DC held one night next
Woek, perhaps Tuesday.
CONSTABLE APPOINTED.
Judge Ingram. of tho Iustings Court, yestcr-
dav appointed Sir. George ". brooas hga con-
stable 10 on the yacsucy ooras.onci hy 'te re-
siguntOn ~ Mr. ". ID. iiihg0N tne only other
applicant wss y. !. P-t;iL ksl. Boih ucse gem
tlemeu had served as county sheriH, hhh uo'n
vero strongly endorsed. Tho Judge, in naming
Sir. brooks 90 nil the vacancy. saii inst toIh
geutlenou were strongly endorsed, ahd'
Judging from the petitions presenter hln' ho
dld not believe two better mon c0uli uafo terh
mined tor tHe plI .e. but "a the position was ono
trat could DO only liiri by one man, no had ie-
cllei. after careful cons ieration OF %" maltei'
t. appoint NJ BROOKS 60 nll the unexpifel terin'
which IL until next May, when the Noust wiz OF
der an election Mr.. Brooks qualiiei al once
giving bond in tho sum ot 5000. VIII Messi-
John ". Owens. Charic, Keller. ana Jsmes !.
Robinson as Bis Donismen
CHrsrERFIEID ITFNs
Tho escape Of fwo prisoners from tho Chester
field lau having been reported lo Jadgo han-
cock of -ne Circuit Court he summoned the
members II toe Board u supervisors before
him and proceedings we're instituted loohins tp
the building of a new .ail Or the f"mouelihs or
the present uue to uoe, tho require elneuts ui tte
tl,las. Tho delivery was made last ffilhy
night ari tnoso Who clec,o1 tneu free
dom were William Nens, young "hlts
man. ard Joseph Jackson 4 coiorei
faaa. Neus was In iau m dofaul' OF
security 10 gOf istO a figa- win man down
m tho Naf0aca district and Ma re4ilt'l 20 give
security 10 o. Ot good behavior for ak mouths.
I'M. was Not i1rth0 00miug, - he wa sent to lall
for thirty day. lie Lei afeepy served ABOUT
half 0f h!s term. -
Jackson wsa serving 4 SIX months t'rm TOT
faii-nreasins, having buy few months ago SUE
ceeisJ IN getting out Of TIA taosiernnld jan 10
bs caught and tRhen back 70 stand tial Tor bls
offence His Grst offence WAS larceny, aud he
was serving worry short torn for this wheL ho
made his first cscaue.
Alter cutting sn onenlng large enough % SET
int Jary-on'5 coil Wells hal 90 ilr tho chain
with which Jackson was fastened down ptiore
they could cut cut An Old kuile Wa used a. Lho
Mo .,.
Tho Board of supervisors of Chesterfield heaFi
ot.lrtln4 from luudfsI or moro citizens of th'
county Monday afternoon relative to the fence of
uo-feocs question Some oi tho districts iaFot
,-s-uc4 while other districts aro strongly In Ia
yor ~ fence.
The due-ro1 IS knotty ore % decide, ana Il
look. a. q tho people Will be allowed 10 vols on
b 10 ny districts.
Tho scaGoli which was erected near tho conn-
~ roirf-t.us. for tie execution ol Simcu " olhel
b tKf0ep d.afn.sr srutenco WAS recently cnmnHtei
/ va. sold uy public au t!oh ou Monday. WI Jo
! e-rh Brown cried tie structure. in whlrh th-I'
! WAS mucn valuable lumber, and Sheriu uill "ai
+ tue purchaser at s.,t.
PERSONALS ASD nRfEf-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Charles Z. Wingo. Esq. Let the build
ing remain. Don't interfere with It unless
n needs repair. We should take good
care Of al Of our historic places. fs-
member some wears ago an effort was made
70 pull down the old South church in bos-
ton. The people rose w IN arms, and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

George u. Thaxton, Esq. would dislike
very much 70 see the mansion removed,
hut would Ike 10 see IL preserved rs one OF
the places Of interest in Richmond. We
are all familiar with its history and am a
great admircr of the man who occupied IT..
The city ought 20 provide some means to
preserve lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

The returns Tor Aft0rnev-TenernI were
also cauyassrl with the exception Of Scott
county. which had not reported. Ine
work could not be completed. and the
board adjourned 10 meet again a. soon a.
tho missing county sends IN its returns.
Mr. ). 4. Smythe has been sent as sp'-
cial messenger 90 Scott 20 bring the re-
turns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Judge +. r. Farrar. of Amelia / am by
the Jef. Davis Mansion like | was by the
Libby Prison. Let IT stand where II IS as a
memorial of days that tried mems souls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

Colonel John b. Purcell: II would be a
cr,ipo shame. II The city has any money
~ pend N should be- expended in improve
rnert4 10 the streets or IN relieving the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical So
cioiy Of its debt The progress Of the city
is being impeded by the reckless expendi-
a...- - - l.Iln hnnl rnnnnN-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-27

X. W. Powers, Esq. II the building has
not been impaired by age, and - sufficient
b strong for school purposes, ! soc no ret-
son shy we should have II torn down 70
erect "a new one.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24
THE COURT RECORD.

PouCE-Clty vs.Wm. Higgins, drunk;
paid $3.50. City ". Wm. Mcdonald,
drunk; sent to jail for twelve days.
city ". Al. Sparks, drunk sent to jail
for twelve DAYS City vs.. James john
son, diSorderly; sent 10 jail for four
teen DAYS. City vs. Annie Tillman,
dlsOrderly: adjourned till May !. city
". James Grady, selling liquor to a
minor; held for trial at next term OF
the Superior Court. city v. Baily Nc
Kay, baStardy; adjourned TIL May !.
City ". Chas. Sigmund, Geo. McColli-
tus, Joe Lnkitus, VIM. Grme, mali
cious injury; adiOurned.till April 30.
Peter Nissers, Mrs. NisScrS, Able Dyk-
stra. Geo. Shifcr. resisting an officer:
held TO the present term of the Superior
Court.
CIRCUIT-In re estate of ROsahe NJ.
smith, deceased; Marie Van Zandt vs..
y. W. NOrthrop; on trial.
SUPEmoR-Daniel f. Corbitt vsLcwis
NJ. Cutcheon and Louis X. Bishop, mo-
ton for new trial Oycrruled, and sixty
DAYS granted in which to file a bill of
exceptions. Isad0ra Hubbell V. Eb-
bert Hubbcll, divorce granted. Caro-
line Bentner Y. Frederick Hornberg,
Fred Hornberg appointed guardian ad
Item of Nellie Hornberg and Julius J.
Wagner appointed guardian al Item
for Louis lEonberg; Johann Hornberg
and Willie Hornberg 10 file bond IN ten
days.
UxIrED SrATEs-IIorace Hausc was
sentenced to eighteen months IN De
tr0it House of Correction for fraudulent
pension claim. Ashley l.. Ball v.
Martha NJ. Iompkins etc, rIio 10
show Why receiver should not be ap-
pointed.