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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
MANCHESTER NEWS.
slems Of .nleres, r1om Nctos, lhe River.

Mr.. jacob Conn, of Richmond. was
boo Manchester yesterday. endeavcring
e. SCH coupons 90 the bar-keepcrs fined
for selling liquor on Sunday and TO
minors.
There will be- q double marriage at
Central Methodist Church next Tues
day afternoon at half past o clock.
Mr.. Emmett Z. DuNal Will lead 10 the
altar Miss Mamie Hatcher. and Mr.
Frank y. G.. DuNal Miss Ada Morris.
Rev. William ii Christian, of llamp
ton. and Rev. r.. NJ. Peterson, pastor of
the church. Will officate on the happy
occasion
Application for a new trial in the
john A. Jones case will be made Tues
dav or Wednesday.
THE Hastings Court was in session a
short while yesterday considering civil
matters. The fines and costs imposed
so far for selling to minors and ON
sundays, amount 10 S636, Of which
sang so has been paid.
Seventeen persons have applied for
positions as teachers in the white public
schools. which is about two for each
school Five new applicants have APP
plled for positions As teachers in the
colored schools.
Mr. VI. \. Cogbill. of Chesterfield.
was in Manchester Yesterday.
Mr. Mary H. Archer died yesterday
evening at $50 o. clock. at her late resi-
dencr on the corner Of Eleventh and
Porter streets IN Manchester.
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THE RACES YESTERDAY.
SIRE Winning Horses ~ wormOuth
Para-iuirics for brighton Beach 40
UaY.

SIRE Winning Horses ~ NormOuth
farii-IuirIcs for Brighton Beach 40
bay.
The following is the result OF the
races al Monmouth Park yesterday.
and the entries at Brighton Beach 10.
morrow, as telegIaphed 90 The Tuf
Exchange
First race. three quarters OF mile
Fizroy. ! Sir Joseph. . Bessie June.
3. Time, l.lit.
Second race. three-quarters of "a
mile. Colleen Stakes Starlight ] .
Carrie Co. Little Ella. 3. Time. III.
Third race. one mile Beagouettc. 3.
Bess, . : Bella b.. 3. Time. l.4l.
Fourth race. one and five-cIghihs of a
mile. Steven stakes Long / .
Tom Boy. .. Eric 3. Time. e.56!.
flfth race. one and half miles.
"Navesiuk Stakes - Frenzi. : luver-
wick 3 Tristan. g. Time. , 80.
Sixth race. seven-eighths of o mile
selling Miracle, ]: Queen Elizabeth.
> Freedom, g. Time. l33.
Seventh race. one mile. "Wolfer -
Ban Cloche. ] Ben Harrison. D. Nil
lage Maid 3. Time. A..
ENTRIES FOR MONDAYS RACING ~ uHIsI-
JOS BEACH.
First race. three-gunucls OF % miic two-
year Old--frincr Howard. his. feuIu. a.
Ills. Mamie o.. ll1. Congress. Jos, llHIur
Tom. luo; King M ilam. los, llfrIsou. Jos
second race. scNcn-cishihs OLA mii.. "-elI-
ing' -ualcsman. l22; Pelham. lln iart-
Hnd. 49, IlAI che, M. tlaumul. ll1. uI
JchSil. 400, TopckA lO4. Frank Wheeler
lu1; Brussels. 10 .. lady Wrinkle. Jos. Little
Barefoot. TO-. Annie A., lu-. LOuic. IOL.
Lemon blossom. lu2.
third race. one and One sixteenth miles
lclcN. l2i. Blue Line, l2l; Tea Tray. l22.
Bella Buckctt ll9 JrDanG. 4G.
rOuifh hacc One and uuc-siNfccuth milts.
handicap 12l: Ban Cloche. I2a. fAl-
con. 10. hrit Born, H.; Bonnie So. loo. lD
losOs. Io1: Gold star, lUl, Elein. 100; Hed
Prince. 100.
FINN race. one and ouc-eIshth mlles-lau-
caster. Lose len Booker, lui. rciirle.. 1ul-
hoy. lui; j. j.. IDaly, lO2' talera, 500. liss-
port. so.
sixth race. one and onc-eigAth miles.
steeple chase. short cuufse-llcIcules. IUO,
/au. bar 100; DE aware, 100. Killarney. D go.
Poet. l1j Crusader, lit l1t Oakley. l1..
Willie Palmer 1876, Jester, 1876; iat Dennis.
49,. SANFORD. 1872.
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A Dei,ghtfni ,nuueh part,

Yesterday afternoon delightful
launch party was given 10y Commander
Felix NcCurley, in honor of Miss Fam
nie McChesney. CT Staunt0n. The
party left Richmond az O'Clock. and
after a PLEASANT run 20 the monitors.
proceeded To- Warwick Park Co witness
Professor Blondell's swimming cShi-
bition.
They then returned To- the mon itors
and were handsomely entertained by
their hospiiable host al "a Russian Tea.
Sweet music was then furnished by ia
monitor band and dancing was p4ru,i
patei ia for several hours.
Among the party were Miss Juliet
Powers Jackson. Miss Molhe Tuuor.
Miss Lula Powers. Miss Mary Fras ser,
Lanion Cabcl, james Nayt. Graysou
Burrus>. Z. NJ Workman. Dr.. Arthur
Cabell. Mr.. Frank Patrick. and others.
Tue party was chaperoutd by Mrs.
Patrick.
Tins is the second time Miss McChes.
ney has been entertained by Captain
McCurley.
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The TIMES. "a short time since, stated
the fact that Mr. Ware b. Gay. "a public
spirited gentleman from Boston. Mass.,
had purchased Mayo bridge. Perhaps
there Is 10 STR clure in either the city
of Manchester or Richmond around
which clngs more historic rocolleciions
than this bridge. Ii was over 1t that
Lees infantry soIrowiuHy trampcd
when they TUNED their backs To the
capital of the Con;ederacy, and dating
back for generations. the name
"Mayo's bridge has been as familiar as
household words.
Mr.. Gay. as soon as his title to the
property has been affirmed, Will. with
accustomed activity, proceed To convert
the property into something that Will
b attractive.
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Police court.

The Police Court Was in session yes
terday lees than am hour.
In the case of shelton ID. Hobson and
Thomas W. Mouutcastle Tor stealing a
watch from Mountcastie's stepiather
and then pawmng 1t and spending the
money. when Judgment had been sus-
pended Friday al the request OF counsel
he court yesterday sent the two young
men to jail to spend fifteen days.
Clifton Daniel and Thomas Hill ,boih
colored). were fined each - and costs
for tgespassing on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad aud jumping on The cars
while in motion.
james A. Rennolds ANA Robert Phil
lips were fined each 8 90 and costs for
fighting ia the public streets.
Two women were before court on
warrant charging them with being gen
orally disagrecable. 4 search through
the Code failed 60 reveal any such
charge. The whole matter was dis
missed.
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properly transfer.

The following deeds oil bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday ln the
ChauceTy Court:
Alberta $. Valentine and others 60
Henry b. Eubauk. 40 feet on south aide
Jay near Federal or Blchanan-paIti-
ton: Till Garter. SPECIAL commissioner.
To Catherine Reed. 30 feet ON west
side Buchanan between Accommodation
and Lownes. improved: also so feet On
east side Buchanan. nearly opposite the
above. 5000: lliil Carer. special COM
missioner. to Martha l.. james, 90
feet ON east side Pigc. aud 70 feet on
west size Buchanan. between Accom-
mediation aud L1wnes. improved. also
% feet on east side Page. near Accom-
mediation. $500.
The following was recorded i'm Hen.
rico:
John Mahoncy 90 jeremiah Smith 81
fe,t on east side Thirty first, near =.
Sl26: John A. Meauiey, trustee. To- Isaac
Miles. 80 feet ON east side Twenty
fourth. near $. $50.
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D,a,nor wen Known co,o,ed Barber

Il. G.. Hobson. a well-known colorel
barber of this city. died yesterday
mornmgat o'clock. lie was colored
Mason in high standing. aud was some
years ago a lctter-carrier IN Richmond.
lie was also prominent member Of
the Grand Army of the Republic. and
seryeS both in the United States navy
and army. He had been IN failing
health for some time prior TO his death.
aud while his death was not unexpected
il Will be deeply regretted by his many
acquaintarces. for he wasa most worthy
colored man. His father IS the sem 7
member of the firm OF Scott q Hobson
BARRIERS. doing business under the
American Hotel.
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CHARTER GRANTED.
THE BIRMINGHAM LAND COMPANY
INCORPORATED.
Minimum stock one ana n Half Milton
ana the Maximum fhitiy MILTON
poiiar,-Iho Principal or
nee 10 he tn Richmond.

''The Birmingham Land Company
was chartered yesterday by Judge
Wexford in the City Circuit Court.
The purposes for which the company
is formed are. To acquire by purchase
or otherwise. 10 hold and % dispose Of
by sale, lease. exchange. or otherwise.
tracts or lots Of land IN the States Of
Virginia. Tennessee, Alabama. and
Mississippi. and To lay the same of into
streets. ALLEYS. parks. blocks. and lots.
and To open and improve the same,
to construct, own. and operate
or rent hotels and other buildings and
structures. including cotton mills. com
presses. and warehouses, furnaces.
FORCES. rolling mills. foundries, saw
mills. planning mills, and any other
manufacturing establishments what
ever. and 10 furnish them with
all the necessary and convenient
fixtures, machinery. apparatus and
appliances Tor their pr0uer and
successful use and operation: to
make. purchase and sell manufactured
articles: TO purchase. construct. lease,
maintain and operate such plants.
structures. apparatus. reservoirs. wires.
pipe. conduiss and appliances as may
be necessary and useful for producing.
supplying and distributing ilgnt, heat
and power by gas. electricity or other
wise, and to sell lease, or otherwise
dispose Of the same, and
the products thereof. to
purchase. construct, lease, hold. main
tain and operate water-works with all
necessary reservoirs. canals. aqueducts
and conduits for gathering ana storing
supply Of water and for distributing
the same. and 10 sell. lease or otherwise
dispose Of the same and the products
thereof.
Said company 10 have power to make
and assist IN Improvements ana deVei-
Opments on company 5 account, and 10
make donations of real or personal
property. and donations or loans OF
money 70 others for purposes Of inn
prOvement and development rs may
from time 20 time be determined by its
board Of directors.
The CAPITAL stock is not 10 be less than
a 900. 900 nor more than SjO.UOD, OUO,
divided iutO shares OF 500 each.
The real estate proposed io bee held is|
not TO exceed .0 $50 acres ia each OF the
Siatcs of Virginia, tennessee, Alabama
and Mississippi.
The principal office is TO be in Rich
mOnd, Va. but branch Offices can bel
located where the business of the COM
pany requires.
The officers for the first year are
John W. Johnson. of Birmingham.
Ala. president, Henry ". Caldwell.
of Birmingham, Ala. vice president.
The directors are: Henry N. Card
well. William A. Walker. Jr.. George
l. Morris. John Il. Boddie, Frederick
Hardy, all Of Birmingham. Ala: james
II. DOoley, Of Richmond. Va. and John
C. Mahen. OF New York.
Mr.. Frederick Hardy. of Birming
ham. Ala. secretary aud treasurer.
The board of dileciols are 90 meet IN
Richmond. Va. as soon %, convenient.
aud open books of subscription TO ibc
capital stock.
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LOCAL NOIis'

The hot weather is running the peo-
pie out Of town.
MFR. James NJ. Wise is at the White
Sulphur Springs.
The Finance Committee meets to-
morrow at 500 o clock.
Miss Kate Beirne has been visiting
friends in Pow hatan county.
Alcock's doe is one Of the principal
attractions in the Capitol Square.
The new City Hall assumes more
beautiful shape as it nears completion.
Colonel John Bell Bigger Is slowly
conyalescing. He has been "a very sick
man.
Charles Tinsley. the great hare
hunter Of HeIrico. was IN the city yes
terday.
Colonel Thomas j. Evans is still con-
fined to his residence, but is able to see
his friends.
The improyementsto St. Paul Epis-
cOpal Church are assuming formidable
proportions.
Dir. r. Smith. Commonwealth's At
torney Of Lancaster county. was at the
Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. George &. jefferson left the city
Friday on Trip 10 the White sulphur
and other watering places.
NJ s. Lula Hart. Of this city. accom-
panied by tue Miss Davis, of Mauches-
ter. left Yesterday for the mountains Of
Virginia.
Governor Lee Is in Washington. and
Judge Henry ". Flournoy has been
out of the city enjoying "a rest for the
past several days.
The rain yesterday filed the base
ment Of the Capitol with babies and
nurses. The CAPITOL Square has been
completely captured by them.
Mrs. J. Arthur LEROY and her daugh-
ter Helena left yesterday for New York.
and will sail fer Europe ON the 2ilh
inst. by White Star steamer Germanic.
Monday evening it will be known
who will be fire commissioner from
Madison ward. as the JOINT meeting Of
the Council will at that time determine
the matter.
As will be seen bv an advertisement
elsewhere. there is d terrific sh0veillng-
out and clearing sale at Che Marble
Hall. Read the advertisement and see
what it says.
Mr.. b. y. Robinson. a student al
Richmond College from California. has
left the city tor Washington. where be-
will meet ms sister who Will spend The
summer in Virginia.
Mrs. John j. Muse. her grandson
Frank Dalton. and Miss Belle De N0r
dendorf left the city Thursday last ou
20 visit Of few weeks 90 Rev. j. III
Ncwbill. al Chase city.
Some of these hot July days. 10 may
be, the Council Chamber will be
the cause of giving the undertakerf
work. The work of fixing up the old
building Is goink on and $50 are the
cracks IN the wall.
The Albemarle Female Institute. w.
L. Dickinson. prlncipal. lari0tte-v.lle.
viii open in September. THE situation
is healthy TIE community moral. and
all the faciiiiie for comfort come read
to hand.
Captain is. A. F.. Dabney has left q q
city for am extended visit through q q
New England States and a part az New
York. He viii ike in Boston first and
before he comes back viii visit Niagara
Falls and Canada. He will have good
time.
State Librarian Clarie- p,ulext.r
has received from The hands of Ran
iopn & English lhe bound volumes ai
the Richmcud Sentinel. presented io OBJ,
State by Mr. JO-eDh Bryan. Ihr.
volume cover au interesting period Ci
the war between toe States They arc
q valuable contribution 0fhe library
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CoUNr SALOMONsKY desires to an.
nounce officially that the world Of form
can be- seen reflected in his glass of
fashion boy any one DESTROYS OF seeing
how far an elegant cut mskes tiue
figure ia the finest styles Of summer
goods which are displayed on his coun-
tiers. 4 man of fashion who goes TO
the springs cannot expect TO achieve
social success or attain matrimonial
happiness unless he is equipped in the
most tasteful style. and the Count has
certificates from men Of high degree IN
not less than three continents that he
knows as much about the artistic way
TO make a gentleman look well as Worth
does about creauug fashionable angels.
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Service in the pavilion a. II O'Clock
\. NJ. Elder William T.. Brown will
speak on the True History OF Che
1000 Years Of Revelations xx. ~ 4
o clock T. N Elder Brown will speak
IN the new Central Hail. Fifth street.
between Broad ard Marshall Com
munlon service. Cottage meeting on
Thursday night. S:lJ O'Clock. al tie
mouse Of } b. Cosby. 5lJ Graham
street. 4 welcome oall.
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The funeral Of the late Mr-. Charles
II. Sweeny took place vest rday even.
INK from the residence OF her husband,
who is well known as popular police
man. No. 401 cas-, Clay street. BIr-.
Sweeny was IA the folty.third year OF
her age. She LETT three children-Mr.
Frank Chambers. "A son born Of Der first
marriage, aud two little girl children
by the second marriage.
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dichmond Lodge. No. I'D. Nalioral
Association Of Aachinists. viii give an
excursion o. Providence Fofsr 60.
morrow. The train vii leave the
Chesapf abe and ONO o,net at O'Clock
sharp tomorrow moral There viii
be dancing, boating. balAa1 and fish
ing; also glass ball and target shooting.
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Mr. Bernard boswell. son of Major
Thomas boswell. bought horse the
other day for 800. The animal had
metal in him. and Mir. boswell knew a..
After handling him few days Mt.
boswell entered HIN at the Brighton
Beach races AMI won second money.
which was more than the horse cost
him. Since the race Mr. boswell has
Odd the animal fnr n 100.
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For AcNe month, WIS 10 fearful sufferer
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and the most powerful tonic ever comloun.
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Very respectfully yours. &c,
II. b. GRUBBs.
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lluATI0N 4 the siuceles, hattcry
II the Old Virginia CheroOts did mo-.
give universal SUBTRACTION % the con
sumner there would not be SO many
mta ions Of that famous brand.
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4 most careful siausticmn and ex-
p-riencod politician. who is q friend of
Colonel Beirne, furnishes the following
estimate of the distribution ~ the dele
gale, already chosen io tine Democratic
STATE Convention Beirne. 2y2. Mckel-
ney. 22j: others scattering.
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nnseEam

The Nirginias yesterday played
the first of a series Of games
for the amateur championship OF
this city. which resulted m a
we'll earned visiory for the Nireinias
by score Of II To ,. The Richmouds
we're unable To make Int of West s de-
livery. while the Nirginias hammered
Palmer for l3 hits. Hall and Jones both
made long drive TO out field. the
former making three bases, while the
Ia ter was captured by Enrght left
fielder of the Nirginias. Battery for
Nirginias. West. Sydnor and Hall. For
Richmonds, Palmer and Luck
The following is the score 10y innings;
1884 5G7
/, ..,..--..t. o.o.o.ono uO o. %
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ANY one furnishing us with copy Of
the WEEKLY TINES Of JANUARY, II, 1889,
ia good order. VIII be furnished with a
copy Of the WEEKLY three months free
~ charge Address the TIMEs Com
Z ny, Box 80. Richmond, Va.
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OYSTERS. oysters, oysters, crabs,
crabs crabs. all the summer at krouse 5,
next door to the Theatre.
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sly .ANTED.-A NICELY FUR.
tt Nf-HFn HALL ROOM convenient
'n business centre. Address " K. lINt-
.r.. Iu 4l-u
Smyrna times., 1889-09-11
About the Canneries.

The complaint of some citizens who
had grievance at the canning faeto-
ries, first at the blowing of the whistles
and second, at some Odors that arose
on the days of high temperature and
transporting winds, found their wav
the past week before the public in the
usual channel for such things-the
public press. 1t is stated on the other
side that complainers' ears and olfac.
tory organs are much more delicate
this than previous years, or if not, they
have shown a degree of forbearance
heretofore that does not exist now,
though the situation is relatively much
better. The Main street cannery, that
has been in existence nearly twenty
years, has never been at the pains or
expense to cart away the refuse daily,
as this year, and the cannery near the
depot that gave little attention to this
matter last year is working to give no
just cause of complaint this year.
Canning factories haVn't the smell nat
urally OF ottar of roses any more than
morocco or soap factories have in the
city, with this difference in favor of
the former, that they last only for a
few weeks, while those in the city
exist all the year. 1t is further claim
ed that in the city the bells ring and
the whistles blow, but it is all right
because it is in the city. though a
morning nap may be disturbed. The
country whistle like a country boy
may be untutOred and unnecessarily
boisterous and long winded, but the
lash of complaint has doubtless cor
rected this. The fruit has ripened on
them so fast as to tax their capacity
and make them v ish for long hours,
and the whistle has been the best and
surest method of getting their work
ers together at an early hour. Taking
the interest of the community as a
whole, it may be we'll on the part of
person with an equanimity easily dis
turbed, to exercise a little forbearance.
There is one way to get rid Of such
things, drive them from the town but
it will be to get rid Of the $500 and
over that each Is now paying out
weekly as wages mostly into the hands
Of women aud children, that 1uds It's
way directly into the channels Of trade
as every merchant and shopkeeper can
testify.
Smyrna times., 1889-09-11
The Great Storm.
DREADFUL SCENE AT THE BREAK
WATER.

DREADFUL SCENE AT THE BREAK
WATER.
The following communication was
received this morning giving an account
of the great damage occasioned by the
great storm which has been raging the
past two days on the Atlantic coast:
LEwEs, DEL, Sept. 10, 1889.
EDITOR TINES: When l reached
Harrington this afternoon 1 heard
meagre reports concerning the destruc.
ton Ofvessels and possible loss of life
at the Breakwater in the terrific hurri-
cane which ragged on the coast.
An hour later / was an eye witness
on the beach, of scene which is ap-
palling in the extreme. At 5 o'clock
in the afternoon, when the storm was
possibly at its greatest fury, 1 counted
seventeen vessels in every conceivable
form of wreck strewn along the shore.
In a conversation with the Captain OF
the Life Saving Station on the inside
of the Breakwater, l was informed that
the ships began dragging their anchors
and drifting on the beach early in the
day. The life.saving crews began their
efforts at rescuing the ship-Wrecked
sailors as soon as the first ship ground
ed off shore. They have succeeded in
taking off the crews of six or eight
vessels without the loss of q single life.
but darkness closed in on them and
left men clinging to the rigging of at
least ten more ships which are in immi-
nent danger of going to pieces. 1t
was the most pitiful sight | ever saw,
to see those poor men clinging for their
lives and signaling to those on the
shore to help them A three masted
schooner foundered near enough to
the shore for me to distinguish the
form of a woman in the attitude of
prayer, with almost every sea breaking
over her. She was evidently lashed
in some manner or she must have
washed overheard.
The Henlopen and Rehoboth crews
are assisting in the efforts of rescuing
these unfortunate people. Every one
here agrees that the storm now raging,
exceeds in severity the great March
blizzard in which so many lives were
lost, and so much destruction to shin.
ping took place. A pitiable incident
was, after the successful firing of a line
from the shore to a ship, in the rigging
of which FIVE men could be counted,
the rope which conveyed the life car
fouled and prevented a rescue.
Captain Truxton from Rehoboth
Life Station, says the sea is rushing up
to the Bright House porch and the ave-
nue. fronting the ocean is cutting away
terribly. Yours, etc,
]. r. HoFFECKER.