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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
\ Letter from Rev. }. y. Hawthorne, Of
Atlanta. Ga.

\ Letter from Rev. }. B. Hawthorne, Of
Atlanta, Ga.
Il gives me real pleasure 10 say word
for medicine which believe Is destined
t. b. great blessing to the eiillcted
everywhere. 1t is not the cunning de
wee of a quGck; ; but the discovery of a
scientist. Ii Is the result Of many years
of research and experiment by an emf
nent specialist. Thousands Of my
Southern friends know what a sufferer
from Catarrh have been.
SIX months ago, by the advice OF my
pn' sician. gave up the pastOrate. /
have used two bottles of King Royal
Grrmeiuer. and while / cannot say
tiai am completely cured. | 90 affirm
that 10 has 80 Tar yeileyed me. ! expe-
rlence no pain nor discomfort.
feel 10 10 be my duty to say also tina.
the effects Of tins remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal aud
wonderful. She has been almO,ta life.
long invalid from nervous headache.
neuralgia and rheumatism. In aperloG
Of thirty years she has scarcely had a
days exemption from pain. She has
been using Germetuern about two
months. y more complete transiorma-
ton | have never witnessed. Every
5, mptom of disease has disappeared.
She appears to be twenty years younger.
and Is happy and playful as a healthy
child. We have persuaded many OF
our afflicted friends to take tine medi-
cine and the testimony of all OF them
Is that 1t is a great remedy.
}. b. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta. Ga. July l2lh. 1859.
DIR, Kings ROYAL Germetuer is now
put up in concentrated form for con
venience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added To seven and a
half pinls Of water will make a gallon
of Royal Germetuer. 4 wines iassfui
a dose. a tedspOORfW in a wine glass
full OF water is dose OF the concen-
trated.
Price, 81 80 per bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. PostC flee. Richmond. Va.
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STATE BOARD or PHARMACY.
rwcnty-one New Licentiate- Passed.

The state Board of Pharmacy. which a.
-omhled M Mechanics Institute Hall, on
TUESDAY. the I'D. completed their work Yes
torliay evening. TWENTY-FIVE candidates
presented themselves and twenty 1.-TWO passed
n satisfactory examination. Results show
that this j. the best prepared class that the
board has ever been called upon io "Sani-
inc. AM This fact j. very encouraging. ~ II
zoe. 10 show that the incentive o. improve
ihpm.cl,o-. which legal standard hi- 80
inhli-hol. h. having IT. elect upon the
Young men I'm the pharmaceutical profess
Jon throughout the state.
The standard Of percentage ON questions
answered correctly WAS - per cent. The
majority made over 'D pes cent. Of correct
answers. The following j. a list of
TIE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES:
WI. Thomas. Norfolk; Claud Mcdonald.
Norfolk: T.. II. O'R0ufke. Norfolk: Joseph
". Booth. Portsmouth,: Il. l.. Harrison.
Richmond: Gordon Blair, Richmond: Il. T..
CardweU. Richmond: Roy tbildrcy. Rich
moud: ". II. Coz. Richmond: {. T.. Ride
uour. Richmond: ". r. Narreuer. Rich
inond: CrcnshaW Miller. Richmond, sol.
Renach. Petersburg: Ocic Morrison.
Petersburg: ". :. Jones. Petersburg; X.
G. rciloid. Petersburg: +. Il. Bowman
Petersburg: W. u. ANEW. Ian'ili'; ). \.
RodOfpn. fredericksburg: Eugene Wool
folk. Charlottesville: l.. +. Walsh. Lynch
burg.
This work of The Boarloi Pharmacy j. OF
vital importance 10 the public ~ large m
a.much as it il plain that unless pIe>cr'l-
lions are prepared by competent persons
the physicians skill Will bc Of no avail III
arr,sfing the progress of disease and pro-
moiing feeling OF security both with the
patient and hi- medical adviser.
Oi tine two prizes offered io the candidates
making the highest percentage Of correct
answers. Mr. Il. {. Pcilold took thc iir,l
prize and Mr.. Gordon Blair took the second
pr/e.
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THE TURF.
Results aud Entries for the Races at LIN
den Park. New Jersey.

den Park. New Jersey.
The following are Yesterdays results ut
Linden Park:
First race. G,c-cighihs Of a mile Manola
6r.i. Tipsiaii second. Mamie Il third. Time
i.lr.
Annie Black burn second. King Idle thrd
Time. .jc.
Third race. one and one-quartcr Of 2
mile IaNiuia Belle first. iarchmcnt second.
Tristan third. Time. 2:lu.
Fourth race. scyen-oighths Of miic->t.
John first. lisimony second. Nopdpurn'
third. Time. SOL.
F.nh race. one and one-siXiecnih Of q
mile Fliiaway first. Lotion second, Glen
dale third. Time. 1913.
L sixth race. thrcc-quaricr- Of mile. sell
ing Glor, lr~t. Village Maid second. Re
pafce third. Time. l:2o',.
rO-DAY's ENrEH>.
First race. se,on-cirhths Of mile-Ilun-
boyno. iso: /cphNms. llg: II. John. $50: Mil
fred ~: Macbeth. 10; Geronimo, ITO;
kas-ou. rs; Annie Blackburn. III.
second race did mol fill.
Third race. one and onc-cigbth Of mile
Glonmound. lbs: iarchmont, 100; lIunires-.
il5: llypocriic. 100; 'astaway II, ig'i fll'-
away. ln3.
Fourth race. thrco-Quartcr> Of mile
Civil service. llj; ls~aqucna nllyl. loo'
Rosetta. 100: Maria lhlly). leo: Rcbcspierre
~. 81. James. ll3: Gmwad. ln2.
linh race. one mile. selling 81. Nalen-
time. i0.: Oar,man. lO,: Jennie Mcfarland
j. j. Oh. lul: >tcphanic. lol: Var
dee ll~: Not Guilty. -; Al. Reed. -; Blll
Barnes. 81.
~iNth race. ihrcc-eiehth- Of mile. selling
ST. Mary. iO6: kittic Pca-c. ivi; Forder
a.. Minstrel. pS: Veronica. sG: Little Bill
OBJ. Kpparteo. IO1; Fred b.. 100; Geronimo
ll3. Mar.dc. lOl: Louise. ~.
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PETERSBURG POINTS.


Political larae al'lis AND Minor Mention
from ihe Cockade Ciiy.
pfua-8r E0. kA. October 3D. n--pit,
3D.. lr.leu.nct Oi thc weather la-l night
There. Ni- Cd barge and enthusiastic audienc,
af Library Han. t1 greet th- Hon. j. Hoo,
IFi.r Olr nest Ll.ut0nant-HoNcrnOr. Mr.
Is % Wl- introduced hy Nr. j.. !. Nell
WIu- I'D BIS usual graceful and icA.citou.
WY. auf proceed. l 10 once tO deliver an aG
dress Nni.. Wa. listened COB With unusual
attention. and enjoyed hy all who Wcr,
present. Sir. T. i.r .- ADO effective speaker
unl his address ll-f li-lif u0f 0niy dNuundtt
persuasion. III, exposition 90 Malone.
PREACHER. and Inmate m.Inu--- WAS graphic
and much appreciated Hnd enjoyed by al
present. li. discussed lhc Vital issues iu
boAUl iu fle pl -lnt canvass BOO a manly
aud diluned manner. and brought stAtlstl
fHI evidence 60 hD.r Uui tlD ~lriiuu that
Republican rule meant ruin % Virginia
Mr. Tyler made most favorable impression
upun thO people of Petersburg. and viii
unlnimy the Democratic party Will give
liu and his associates ON the ticket is
,lrlo-t and Jealous support.
The two coiord men Who We're taker
frm fhe Jail of this city on sunday last. Il
Doe carried o. Drten~'iiie Circuit Court
whore one Was to receive "a re--entence "a
death. and the other q second trial for muir
der. were ia-f evening brought back 10 fhe
Jail of this cIty tor safe Keeping. one N
them. Henry Moore. WAS sentenced by the
judge 0f the Circuit Count % bc hanged on
ihr 18th day OF nrAt February. and thu
other. Randall Wilson. will bee tried at a
special term Of tAe Circuit Court II Greens
vale. % Dr. held on ihe 9Th LAY Of next Jan.
uary.
The new reservoir day dam which has
been under the process OF erection for several
months, Will. il i, expected. be completed IN
e fcW days.
The Petersburg Musical Association will
give their second entertainment next Fri
day night at the Academy OF Music ia thi-
city. The talented songstcrs and sister
artists. the Misses Lottie and Nettie smith
together with Marshall =. Wilder, the hu.
morisi, viii be- Oh hand. twas impossible "a
engage the above attraction except
for the l-t If November. Other.
Wise the second entertainment would
not have followed 80 closely upon
the bills of the first.
Information reaches here that the Kitchen
at M0ssgirl, the beautiful country residence
of Benjamin Lewis, Esq. in Brunswick
county. mystcri0u>iy took fire few nights
d-' htu was 'hlii'lN f'hHuht'u. II - sup
posed that 4 rat must have found match
and caused the lire. MIR. Lewis loss is con-
siderable. as there Was no insurance upon
the building
The grain elevator j. now nearing COM
plrfion. and will. when finished. be "A de-
cided ornament to the portion Of the city
where il il located.
There We're TWO marriages in the city yes
fsftiay after HooH---Oup at The Wesley
Methodist Epicopal Church, and the
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CHARTER GRANTED.
Consolidated Warrior Coal Company.

Judge Wexford Yesterday granted char
trr Of incorporation fo the Consolidated
Warrior Coal Company.
The chief business 90 Doc transacted by the
company f. TIE purchase. improvement.
development and sale of mineral and coal
Lands in the State of irgnia and Alabama.
The company is to have AN office at Rich
m0nd. Va. aud also af birmingham. Ala
ilr principal office go Doe go either place de-
-.guatcd by Toe directors. and books Of sub
-rription may hc opened and kept. and cleo
tiou hcid ai either office.
The capital stock is mot t0 Boz less than
one million dollars nor more than twenty
millions. divided into shares Of one hundred
each.
The officers ares T.. ". Blcker. Biming-
ham. Ala. president and director: ". y.
Relan. New Orleans. Id. Nice-pro ~idcnt and
director: -. n. Buck Ncw Orleans. La
secretary and director: j. +. Johnson Biz
min-ham. Ala. treasurer and director; J. .
\. Gamble. Jasper. Ala.. T.. Il. Mcfarland.
Memphis. Tenn; l.. T. Mannin-. New or
leans. La.: Robert J.. ffsylor Richmond,
Va. directors.
The only Richmond person mentioned -
Mr. 'lrJylor
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
Verdict Aeoin., a Tailroad-on,er Cases

Verdict Against a Hailroad-Other Gases.
; Tine slit of Mr. Claiborne Watkins against
fla PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company and
th- Philadelphia. Wilmington and Balii-
more Railroad for damages on account Of
accident ho received ON tho latter road q
number of months ago. while returning 10
This ciil from New \ ork. was tried yc~tcr-
day The Jury returned "a verdict in favor
of fhc plaintiff for $3.50. The amount was
40 once paid 10 Mr.. Leigh Il. Page. counsel
i0r ihc plaintiff.
The suit Of Nj. Perrin against Charles
81. PAGE for $1,000 damages was tried m
this court Yesterday. This is q suit in which
Mr Perrin claims that De was maliciOusly
prosecuted 10y Mr.. Page. who had him ar
rested. and after trial Mr.. Perrin WAS hon
olahly discharged. Al the evidence was
beard and The ease adjourned over until
this morning. when argument will begin.
iou, keppl.r. native Of { ermany. and
Joseph Il. Badenoek. Jr.. "a native Of scot
hand. were admitted 30 citizenship.
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Yesterday. about - o'clock. the littl,
daughter Of Nh. Andrew j. Malone. while
on hur way ir1m school. zen into the area al
thc old ~umac factory. near the corner 90
Main and Twenty streets. >h'
broke her arm aud WAS bruised about ih,
flcc. Policeman ker-e brought til" chile
from the area INFO which She had fallen
ami "a gentleman whose buggy Was stand
in. near loaned DO 90 The officer 10 take th,
child home in. MIR. Malone lives on vii
liam>burs avenue, i'm Fulton. and is an en-
ployo of the -as-Works.
The physician no the city hospital wher
the ease was explained 90 him by the OFF
Ger through the phone came down and sci
thc arm and otherwise relieved the it'll,
sufferer
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VI. KorcnrrN, who was connected with
VI. Einel in the construction of ine srolf
tower IN Paris. has applied fof permission
10 build q railway 10 the summit Di ihe
Jungfrau.
MIS-. TopD. the wife of the Amherst as
tronomer. who has gone 10 Airic' iD Ni
serve the eclipse. helped hor husband wnn
derfully in his PREPARATION. 0Dr read Dl'I|
hook concerning the coast io which ilr 0l.
ncd,fion Is going. and n1i iO him .r0'.l
passages daily. -ho also N"fkf1 HF lH-
mulas and details oi geography iNf Hm.
TYPHOID fever, always a disease lfel'
10 Paris. j. very rife just now. lN0 r'u-e
l. attributed to the Use 81 tH' a'nm
wafer Of the seine for domestic purposes.
due 10 the last hN" months diNN.''. N.
one ever drinks b. who can nNDn iN
two -ous on "a bottle 81 natural mineral
wafer.
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The granite used has been quarried right
here M our ratcs. aud for enduring qualities
is unsurpassed 10y none in tho world
IItE COST.
In 10 the present time the cost OF inc
building will reach 100000. II was said ~
first Ina, il could be- built for s3ao,"~. Inc
committee has now at IFS command ap'u,
$50. oon. and has asked for an additional
amount from the Council. The walls ar.
NOT vet completed. ant the roof Is TO he pun
on. Then all the intcr.o: work. IN the snap'
of pia-icring. &C., the steps 10 the p'i'nlhS;
and the ornamcntation Of the grounds WI
bn,e Ia bc looked after. and the various
nfir,. and apartments furnished with suiia-
bic and uniform furniture. All Of th's VIII
fake both time and money; more thaha year
of the first and close ON 10 million dollars
Of the latter. .,.,,
But il will boz City Hall when finished
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BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION.

annual Entertainment Postponed.
Last night WAS -ot hy the members OF the
Baptist social L niuu f0r their annual enter
ttumcni. Accordingly quite iiir audi
cncc gathered az Bci,idere Hall. quite a
number of invited -uc-i- were present.
Among the prominent Ones present were
Hon. j. l.. VI. curry. ". -. Thomas -. -.
Professor II. n. Harris. Rev. Dr. Frost. and
Professor Charles w in-tun.
Owng 10 some oversight on the part of
ihc manager. ihe large hall was not COM
i0rfably heated. and other important NJ
faneomeni- had mot been perfected. conse-
queutiy tine entertainment wr necessarily
postponed This Wa, q sore disaW oiHmeni
90 th, members. especially TO- those who had
postponed their tea in order that they might
DO Justice 90 the banquet. and many did
not hesitate 90 express their regret ihai
iheir invited guest, could not enjoy ih"
.,riuf nufoH.
The meeting viii Doe held some time in
November.
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latisahle labDrs of Mr. l.. K. Archer. i
meeting with unexpected Success. The
meeting last evening az ihe new rooms. cor
nor OF franklin and Fourth streets. Was the
most iutcre sting OF those Vet held. several
new members. prominent in musical circles
expressed their enjoyment. and all We're
10th % leave at the close 0f the rehearsal,
the parisongs and choruses proving 50 al
tractiye under the direction Of ,larance ~.
MAr.hAll.
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the watchman at the Jail, Mr. Dan. Drlscoll
beard n noise about Holmes cell. and. max
ing IN investigation, concluded that an at
tempt to escape was being made.
The sounds were found ia pro-
cecd from cell No. ~. on the
coiorrd side. in which were Holmes. Jim
Booker. oi,0s Dalton. who j. serving "a
twelve months term in jail for stealing.
aud who j. under a sentence Of two years
in the icnifcnfiary for house-breahing and
Ransom stanley. who is serving term for
unlawful cutting. and who escaped from
iail last December. and was given six
months additional Imprisonment.
Waterman priscoll called Deputy -rr-
gcant Burgess and the two men entered the
cell. The fOusd that the prisoners hid r.
moved a number If bricks from the front
wall Of the cell. Had they moi been dis
covered. they would have gotten out. All
three Of the prisoners were removed 10 a
cell on the white side where the walls are
iued with iron.
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other at the IIigh-strcct Methods, rPson
pal Church. At the iorme'' ~ ~ ,be
lracting parties were Mr. H. h' III, IL Eva
n - and at the latter the contracting
partics were Mr., W. l.. Broadwell and M ,,,'r
lille \. Fit,;. Both couples took tl'e a,,e''
noon train for the North on bridal tont.
The Hastings Court j. still III scsslol'' Dne
nothing OF interest before IT. lhere ~
civil eases set for trial mp 10 and inci"s""
Of the Sih Of November. H. -,
Mr.. Benz. Lewis, prominent m',nn'' ~
the Brunswick bar. J. IN the city io-o"''
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" Ia, the City is Doing in the Way of Inn

Work 0n the new Brooke avenue bridge
across Bacon'- Quarter branch was begun
Yesterday.
Pickett street, from Clay 10 Peasants, is
being graded.
Property owners aiou- 'hurch Hil ave-
nue.. on ihe south side. are planting u row
of tree. from 1Weuty-ir-t t0 Twenty fifth
streets.
i new bridge is being put over -hockoc
creek. at the corner of Fifteenth and Clay
streets. Building WIS begun Yesterday.
Three squares ofcurhine and gWterM- are
being SET in the north side of Leigh. bee
tween Muniori and Hancock streets.
The construction of "a sewer IN spring
street 10 empty into th. hollywood sewer
Wa~ begun Yesterday.
The unsiehtiy cat made hy having the
sewer in Hollywood is filling mp.
Dock street ], hein. torn zap preparatory
10 paving with granite blocks from iigh-
tccuih 90 TWenit -ihirl.
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The friends OF Mrs.. Isaac Davenport will
be- panied 10 hear that she died yesterday
afternoon. surrounded by friend. "a her
residence. jiS east Grace street.
Deceased was before marriage, Miss Eliza
y. Allcn. and she lived in Massachusetts.
Her husband - president of he First Ma
tional Bank. she leaves four children
Nr-. Charles y. " illiams, Mrs. \irginius
Newton. Mr.. Gideon \. Davenport and Mr..
Charles Davenport.
The time for the funeral will be- announced
TODAY. Mrs. Davenport was q member of
IT. Pauls Church for many years.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-25

The McCo!lin Comic Opera Company viii
commence weeks engagement 40 the
Theatre. Monday night next. opening with
"lalka." changing The opera each night.
There will Doe "a matinee ON nt~day ANA
saturday The company j. very large
one. and On it- last visit here created a very
GOOD impression. The opera, that will be
produced are "falkl." ~ icior. the Blue
-lockiug." "Mikado." ~Begsar student. -
Patience" "king's MuSketeer," and FRA
DaNaiO.'
The prices remain the same. sale OF
seats opens tomorrow moring.
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Tho suit Against jaime, G. Blaine aud
Others.

4 lis pcnoeas in the suit u Watkins.
Campbell Il 90. and others against James
G.. Blaine. II. 4. Parsons. Hugh Nc, ullDch.
Lawrence Myers, Francis -. French. II. ID.
Whitcomb. Davenport n Morris and other
,toc kholder- of the Richmond and Allie
chan, Railroad Company WAS recorded ia
the Chancery Court clerks Office Yesterday.
II will be- remembered that suit ia tli,
cause was brought some time ago 10 enforce
the payment of some SDl,UVp. the amount
paid for stock in thscompany.
Mr.. Willis Il. smith il counsel for the
plaintiffs.
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THE SOLDIERS HOME.
The Public Requested Not 30 Give the
Inmates Money.
Il. l.. LEE Z AMP SOLDIERS HOME
ttsf,ftnr 3D..

10 h, PUbiic;
You are respectfully requested not 10 con-
tribute am, money 90 the inmates Of the
Home for any purpose.
Au tine necessary wants of the men are
supplied hy the board. We find few Of
no. men have been begging ON the streets
and soliciting money hy letter. Most of The
money So contributed is spent for whisky.
and ihD board has beer compelled 10 haNc
ih. men confined both ai the home and at
Oh. city Jail for drunkenness.
This brings di-crclit on the Institution rs
w.ll ~ Cd ihc better elias, Of men. who are
alufr rosoriing to such practices. Those
clriahs Inclined. and who feel disposed
io make donations 10 this worthy in>illu-
tiau. viii please Do 80 10 some member OF
tis board. or direct 60 General Terry. the
superintendent. Money SD contributed Will
hc spent for Che good OF the institution. and
en fo % few unworthy men
Very respectfully. nl order Of the board.
jOHN K. COOKE. President.
STATE papers please copy.
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The PRIVATE SOLDIER MONU-
MENT
4 Mo,emcn, for the reneiii Of the Enter
prise.

Refining Monday uieht. Frederick
Warlo. the eminent tra-odiau. sill open am
engagement at the Mozart Academy. The
play which Will he given on Monday night
viii Doe the ~Nouutehnnk." in which Narde
appears as Brlthaza.
committee consisting ot Me-,rs. VIII
liam n. Curtis. Frank ". tunHiHgiam-
and james T.. kelm-y. from ihe Private
soldiers and sailors Monument A--ocia-
ton. have made Arrangements with Ne-sf~.
Brr-er. Lcafh * Myers by which q number
0f tickets haze boon placed IN their hands
for sale. All Of these ticket, sold Viii pay
a large percentage 90 the Monument Asso-
citation. They viii Do found for sale at
Ford'~ Hotel. the Exchange Hotel. Manly
b. Ramos a Co.. Walter -. Moses X Coz.
aud 40 other place. which viii ho all
nounccd later: also By the committee.
Parties intcndin. 90 visit the Academy 10
-.r Nardr ln the. Mounichank nest Monday
might should purchase their tickets. They
arc the same prices a- at the h0X-oi'ife. and
each purchaser will he making conirihu-
ton towards the erection of obi, monument
to the private soldiers and sailor, on Libby
1851. where ibr city has already given the
site and appropriated $1,000 for Doe jonnda-
tom
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-25

Marriage licenses were Yesterday issued
o. The following:
In the city--lo Isaac Bailey and Emeline
Jasper. Charles II. \. >traiher and Maria
VI. Mingloton. William j. Harris and lucy
MAYO. Richard Banks and Nilly Ann Jack.
son. Jacob jackson and susan " ashington,
All cOlorcd.
In the county To William Thomas MAYO
and EudOra Christian (cOlorrd). and George
". Martin and Alice ". llOllims.
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The Dunlop Patent Flour han on
superiors. Phone 275. Try it.


VIII you heed the warning the signal, per-
haIs. OF the sure approach of that more Terri
bic disease. consafnptt0ns Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake Of saving so
cents, 10 run The risk and do nothing for it.
We hhow from experience that SRi.oh's Cure
viii cure your Cough. IL never falls. mis-
explains why more than Million OF Bottles
We're sold the pasi year. IL relieves Croup
and Whooping Cough at once. Mothers. do
not be without IT, sample bottles fee sold
ny bcdeker Brothers ami III. NJ. shields & Co.,
corner OF F!nh and Mar hal siTeets WI
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II only took ten minutes yesterday for the
Police Justice "a dispose OF the docket.
John Rose 1cOlorcdi was committed ID Jail
in default Of security. lie stole a plank
from some one unknown.
Daniel Hill was ASSESSED g. and costs for
beating Julia Ann Fry.
John Williams (colored) was fined 81 for
driving his team over the sidewalk.
Several cases were DISMISSED
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Ran Away With an Undertaken. Wagon.

The horses attached 10 Undertaken j. ".
iiiilct', wagon. were frightened by the
electric ears Yesterday. on Reservoir street.
and ran. The driver. finding he could not
control the frightened animals. ran them
into pos AZ the corner Of Cary and Reser-
yoir streets. and stopped them. The only
damage was suffered by the harness.
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The Richmond College Football team,
which Won 30 many victories last year. has
been rc0rganized. and is equally rs well
equipped this session. They have challenged
the Wake Forrest football Club. which is
the crack team Of North Carolina. The
Wake Forests have accepted the challenge,
and the game viii be played at ah early day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-25
ATTEMPTED JAIL DELIVERY.
rhc In.nri ni.cnyercd nnd TniIcd.

Only three days ago Lindsay Holmes, Il
stalwarl black negro and AN cN-conyict,
was remandcd 10 jail to await trial in the
Hastings Court for breaking into the stable
of Mr.. J. {. Phaup and stealing mule and
harness. He no sooner GOT in jail than he
began 10 make arrangements 10 cut his way
ont. Yesterday morning, about , o'clock,