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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19
BARGAIN AND SALE.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded.
The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded YESTERDAY:
CITY cHANcERY COURT.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale we're recorded yesterday:
CITY CHANcERy COURT.
W. S. Jackson and wife TO Matilda
Nelson, 20i feet on west side Price. be-
tween Leigh and Jackson. improved,
81 ,475; Henry Metzger and wife TO En-
ma f. Gordon. 33 feet on west side
Twsnty-hftb, between NJ and n. $500
Dora Schneider 10 William IL. White,
feet on south side Leigh, near Henry
$50, John {. Shafer and wife TO Lola l..
Brown, wife of Charles l.. Brown, 80
feet on Floyd, northwest corner Linden
"a, 200: John Shanks and William 5.
Barrett and vile TO III. l.. Pelcuze, q
feet on west side Governor, near Frank
lin, improved, SO 800.
HENRICO COUNTY COURT.
Charles RI. and wife and William Rex
to Jesse j. Hood. 30 feet on the west
side Of Twenty ninth, near 5, $3.50;
George Preston and wife TO James Ag-
lay, 1875 acres in Henrico county. 5000:
John Mahoney and wife to Sidney
Brown, u 1912 feet ON Twenty
near ): Rising Mount Zion Church
trustees TO Amanda Allen and others,
aud Amanda and William Allen to
Rising Mount Zion Church, 10 feet on
the north side of Graham, between
Erin and Gillian deed of correction),
SIS.
HUsTINGS COURT OF MANCHESTER.
William !. Clopion and wife to
George II. Jones. SO feet on north side
Porter street between Fourteenth and
S52s; Granite Perpetual
Building Fund TO William b. and
Horace S. Bradley. As feet ON west side
Seventh street between Porter and
Perry. 500.
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CHEW stallion" Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the sln
tags and get handsome and usetu'
present.
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PROSPECTIVE SOlONS.

Statesmen Ambitious of Legislative
HoHof-.
Candidates for the Legislature are
beginning 10 bloom forth like the flow
ers of spring, and the voice of the
"ouid'be representative Of the people
has already begun to resound in the
club meetings. All the candidates have
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERN
' COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
TIE 2SlIi DAY OF AUGUST. 1850;
William =. Bohannon and Virginia Gordon
against
Il. W. Richardson. executor Of Thomas D.
Giles, deceased, William OyertOu ana San
ME, his wife. Samuel 4. Robinson and Iil.
zie T.. Robinson. his wife. Lewis T.. Win
htOn, sheriff Oi the city Oi Richmond. and
as such administrator Of Ninua Giles de-
ceased. and also as such administrator Of
Ann T. liHlyhurtOn, Fannie a.. nalyhurt0u.
j. Is. HalyburtOn. Pcs ton g.. llaly burton.
Thomas a.. liAiyturtOn hy Wiz
liam !. ieake. his guardian 0d titan,
Amanda Iabb, Charles Ross 1nhD and Mary
Boiling lahb, John N. Moody and William
NaAnn Muuly ....-...-.. IllnnNlnLA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19

CHEW Stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent plug ON the market. Save the tin
tags and get a handsome aud useful
prcsent.-adv.
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THIRD AUDITORS OFFICE,
WAsHfNGToN. ID. e.. sept. 18th, lSso.)
Non. Fir hum H.. G0reruor NJ |tr9tat0,
Richmond. Va.
Slr.-I have the honor 10 transmit herewith
FOR your Information. copy Of decision or the
accounting officer OF the Treasury. respect
Ing certain moneys advanced % Francis III.
piorpOnt late q vernon u Virginia.
Respectfully y0uf-.
iSigne II. H. HART. Auditor.
Tho following is the rerbdtim copy Of
the statement sent with the above let
ter.
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WM.H SANDS. Commissioners.


IAikAi ! INNh lfiNti ANIf tIt THtfF ff
By said decree one OBJ the Commissioners OBJ
the Court ls directed tO state thD following
accounts and make fhe following enquiries
and report fhe same tO fhe touif. With any
matter specially stated deemed pertinent hy
himseli.or which amy party may require iO
have stalled. tO-wiG
First. Ot what property real nld personal
Marshall ". lhr0gm0fion died seized aud
possessed of.
second. An account of all debts and doe
mnnds against Che estate Of the said lrcDielt
their amounts and the order oi their prl-
critics.
Third An account oi thc transactions of
j. " southwark administrator of ODE estate
of Marshall ". lhrlgmOfiOu. deceased. num
fhe datc OF his qualification ts sHcH admins
traitor 10 the present. time.
Notice OF tine time and place of ticking tlo
Aforesaid accounts shall he published once 90
week for four successive weeks 200 Coo ltifh-
mOnd DAILY iNf-. newspaper published
Ina the city of Richmond. and this notice
SHALL hc in lieu of personal service ON an Inr-
ties interested.
And the said commissioner is directed Co
report amy other matter deemed pertinent
by himself of required by auY ~ fte PARTIES
20 he SD stated.
Icste.
NM. II. SANDS Commissioner.
POLLARD s. SANS. pa. sc1-ihfW
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The ratties 90 the above suit are hereby
notified thar have fixed on thi, Office. cor-
Va. as the pace. and thc third dizzy of Ocfo-
her 1sS9. at a. a., as the time fOr exc
cutting toe requirements ol the decree enter
cd in the tnanccry suit above mentioned on
the 10Th day of August 1850. af which time
and place y0u are requested fO attend. and
do what may be necessary to protect your
rights. Below Will he found Hn pNfiucf from
the decree under which ibis notice is given.
Given under mF hand as a Commissioner
I'm thuncsry f0r said Court.
VA. a. SANDS, Commissioner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19

THE "Dunlop' Patent Flour Is again
on the market and better than ever be-
fore. Phone 27j-auy
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ROYAL BAKING POWDERS.

THE Dunlop Patent Flour has no
superi0rs. Phone 2sj. Try it.-adv
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GET the best--the celebrated Dun
lopn Patent Flour. Phone 2Ij.-adv
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


& Mfis-I0NER SANDS OFFICE.
GOunIN HALL, CORNER tLENkNIu ANu
BANK STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA. september 4. l~SH.
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HEN
4 RICO.
g. Archer. who sues. Complainant.
agniust
John III. Buflner and Mary his wife. J. ".
southwark admir- OF Marshall ". lnlog-
morton. deceased. Carrington lhrogmof-
ton. Marshall lhfugmorOn. L. A.. IhfnF-
morton. Edward ihf0 gmorton, Jesse
1hfogmorton. and Maria his wife and az.
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rh powder never varies 4 marvel %
purity. strength and wholesOmeness More
economical than the ordinary kinds, nnu
cannot be sold in competition with the mul-
tItudc at low test. short weight. alum Nf
phosphate powders. sold only in cans.
ROYAL BAKING Pow DER CO., tO5 val
eifalf NnM Aulk
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
THIRD AuDiTlR- OFfilE,
April lst, 1851
certify that there - due 10 Tho luifci
States from inc State of Virginia for funds OF
the United stotes deposited 10 the credit "
Francis II IierpOni, rs Governor of said
state. tor the use " sait state IS Daniel
Lamb. Discussing Agent OF the United lsicl
States. viz.
IN Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling, Nov IL,
~ 90 l'' W.
I'm Northwest Bank of Virginia,
Wheeling. Nov. - is0I......... 1900 90
In Northwest Bank of Virginia.
Wheeling. Nav I. i-G3............ 1923 20
Sixteen thousand Moe hundred
and tive uty-threc dollars and
seventy cents I.................. ............
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarettes, made
from the brightest and highest priced
leaf grown. adv.
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THE STATEMENT.
TRrAsrnY DErARrNrNr.

This very amusing account was ac-
companied by the following communi-
cation
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19

SECOND CoMpTROLLEH'S OFFICE.
J admit and Comfy the aboYe bnlap his
twenty ninth day OF August. a. d., lSSg.
l-igueII h. /. GfLkE-ON.
Second GOmufrDllpr
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As shown by vouchers Nos. I. ? and 3 In the
account of said Lamb, sett 80. 1850 Of March
ip. 1873. said aggregate having been drawn
by Governor iiefpont and applied % uses Of
said state.
Appropriations. supplying arms and
appears from the statements and vouchers
herewith transmitted for the decision OF the
second Comptroller ofthe Treasury thereon.
signed JSO. :. WILLIAMS.
Auditor.
10 Hon. ---. .Scc0nf Comptroller Of me
Ife0surD
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ASK your grocer for the Dunlop
Patent Flour. Phone 21j.-adV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19

ALL that is asked for the Dunlop
Patent Flour is a fair trial. Phone 20
-ndv
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NOTICE.
BUYERS

4 TTENIION LARGE BUYERS
"a AND CONSUMERS OF GROCERIES,
GENERALLY. See my stock before YOU
place your orders. as can save YOU money.
Fresh and seasOnnble goods III the fancy and
staple line also received dallS. country pro-
duee and my brands OF chewing tobacco and
cigars my own MANUFACTURED are giving en-
tlte satisfaction. \ VISIT or correspondence
respectfully invited.
J. 4 GArEWoOD,
Family Grocer ana Tobacco Dealer,
se6-lm ll6 east 81. cad,
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ALLEs & GlHTER.
cIGAHElrEs AND TOBACCO MANurcu HsRs
RICHMOND. VA.
faiIorits n AMI Cararlllh and lan AA


NATURAL BRlDGEHOrElS TIE
~ hotels viii be- kept open with music tud
summer service during the months ui sep
lenDer ald nriolcf. ~ptci9l monthly ftIt>
given. The large number OF tour arriving
daily warHnt TIL, and insure co mucous
social lie. The drfncss and gfesf elevation
of the place make 10 one OF the nrst health fe-
sorts IN the country. ~. WILSON.
sell ssripteNdSnt.
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The letter was referred to the police.
who were requested TO look out for Won
Butcher They have not as set dis
covered any traces of the missing man
and for that reason it is thought that
the body found in Richmond is that of
the unfOrtu nate Count.
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NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY

NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CIfi OF TiCHMONI
THE I'm DAY OF AUGUST. 1850.
Mnilnda Mason. who sues icy James Wheeler
her next plulnfIn
against
James ~ Mason. ............. . Defendant
me object % this suit L. tO obtain divorce
n rHcuto niafriDi0Hi by the piainun from tue
defendant
An affidavit having been made and niel
That James " Mason isa NONRESIDENT Of the
state OF virginia, II is ordered that be app
pear here within fifteen days after due puhll-
cation Of this order aud DO what may be- me-
eessaFy - protect hts Interests la this 4uit.
lesft.
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NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT on TIE cry OF RICHMOND.
THE 2sTH DAY or AUGUST. fs.O
wilson Plaintiff
against
Annie infre' ...... Defendant
IL CHANCERN.
The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain a III.
Norce iiheui0 mdfrinsyni from the defend
ant And affidavit having been made and
Med That Annie Winifee n a nonresident OF
this state, n Is ordered that she appear hero
within fifteen days after the duo publication
Of this order and do what Is necessary 10 pro-
tect her interests in this suit
Ieste.
CHARLES ". G0DBIN. Clerk.
GILES Is. JACKSON. %. IL au2o-Ihtw
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CHARLES ". GODDlN, Clerk.
\ c)py--Ic.fe:
CHARLES ". GODDfN. clerk.
JEME5 II. HAYES. pa. auo-Thtw
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The story OF the establishment OF the
Old Dominion Cake, Candy and Cracker
Works, a. told by the proprietor. Mr.. j.
III. Griffith, sounds like romance. Mr..
Griffith Is "a man of keen business per
ception, and several years ago he com
mepced 10 think why 10 was that city
of nearly hundred thousand inhab-
itapts, endowed with such natural
gifts as Richmond was. could not main
tam a cake and cracker factory. Mr..
Griffith was at that time engaged in
mercantile pursuits. and had never
been into a cracker factory. He knew
that Richmond did not have one, and
that from two hundred aud fifty thou
sand. all the way 10 five hundred !
thousand dollars, were annually spent
by Richmond and tributary towns 4
in the purchase OF cakes and /
crackers made elsewhere. The thought 1
of starting a factory here grew upon
him. and he advised with friends, who
laughed at the scheme. But he was not
discouraged. aud after posting himself
as 10 some of the salient points in the
business. he founded plant. He fitted
IL up with the very latest and most ap-
proved machinery. aud despite the
draw backs. incidental 10 the effort. he
has built up trade that is valuable
and daily increasing in worth.
Only two years ago he commenced
work at No. II south Twelfth street,
<erting with twenty-eight hands. lie
now employs eighty-four. {
II will have three hundred at work '
in less than three years, J." said he yes !
tefday. Il buy three-fourths OF the
-four use IN this city. and ! consider
this Hour equal 70 any milled any.
where. la fact, for certain lines Of 81
goods. consider the Haxall. Crenshaw I,
Hour superior 10 any that have ever q
used" IL
besides supplying local trade, goods 81
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-01
TRULY sHAUL ON TRIAL.

e Inspector mcAieess Says There Are zoo
Speak-Easies in the City.
The trial Of Police Oficer TRULY Shaul for
feIoniously shooting and woundIng James
9-i--O==ghile the latter was resisting arrest, is
still on before Judge Mageee A number of
witnesses were produced yesterday who testi-
fed that they thought Shaul was drunk at the
time Of the shooting. Several testified to hav-
ing seen HIM 20 into ''speak-easies' on Second
avenue while on duty. oficer ShauI denied
having been drunk or that he ever drank on
duty. he had gone into speak-easies. but 1t
was because he had orders from the Inspector
to do so, to gather evidence. Police Inspector
McAIeese and Captain Silvus testified that
Shaul had orders TO go into any place where
liquor was sold without license. They also
said they had seen shaul within 20 minutes
after the shooting. He was perfectly sober and
he was ordered back on his beat
When Inspector McAleese was on the stand
some interesting information in regard to
'speak-easies" was elected in an incidental
way. In response to the cross-examination of
General Blakely, the prosecuting attorney, the
Inspector said that there are over 200 places in
the city where liquor is sold without license
He has list Of them, containing the names
and locations, and positive evidence in each
case.
As to yellow Row." on Second avenue near
where the shooting occurred, there are in and
about ii; from 20 to 25 "speak-easies" This
evidence. coming positively from Inspector Nc
Aleese when on the witness stand and cnder
oath. when taken IN connection with a recent
utterance of Judge White in court is interest
ing. His Honor said that he did not believe
there was nearly as much illegal liquor selling
going on as the police authorities and news
papers tried TO make out. The speech had evil
IDENTIFY been called forth by a publication a
Short time prior to the effect that there were
nearly S0O -speak-easies' in the city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-01
4 BITTER RELIGIOUS FEELING.

james Henderson Talks on the Springfield
School TroubIs-nIEss Wolfe stlIl OBJ
durate-wfn Not Teach.
The trouble continues at the Springfield
school. Miss Wolfe, assistant principal,
remains obdurate in the position she takes,
and still refuses to teach the High School
class. Mr.. James Henderson, wko was the
prime mover in the election of Miss Han
COCK stated yesterday, to a DISPATCH re-
porter said:
"I first suggested Miss Hancock for the
position of principal after the election Of
the present Board Of Directors. There was
no undue influence used to secure the posi-
tion for her. The only Democratic member
of the board stated in an afternoon paper
that her position was obtained by reason of
DR.. McCready and Mr.. Frank Armstrong
being personal friends of Major Hancock.
This is false.
"Part of the trouble at the school has been
caused by Prof. Logan, who has been caus-
ing trouble among some of the teachers and
their principal. Another cause is owing to
religious animosity that exists in the ward.
When the Republicans won at the last cleo.
ton, they discharged all Catholics who
were officially connected with the school.
This gave rise to great amount of bitter
ness OF the part Of the Catholics, and they
are anxious to widen the breach.
''We believe also the dissatisfaction has
been helped along by our political oppo-
nents, who are working with great energy to
make the board once more Democratic.
They are raking up old sores so as to throw
discredit on the present board in order to de-
feat us at the next election"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-01
AS BAD AS CHICAGO.
Gaze on the List of Unhappy Marriages
Divorces Granted and Wanted.

Gaze on the List of Unhappy Marriages
Divorces Granted and Wanted.
r. D. Thompson. Esq. yesterday filed the
testimony taken in the divorce case of William
c. Miller against Lydia 7. Miller, which occa-
stoned such sensation among the residents of
Lswrenceville. Mrs. Miller became intimate
with John Fillinger, who boarded with Miller,
and finally eloped with him in January, 1886
The pair, it is stated, went to Cincinnati, where
they are now living as man and wife.
The testimony was filed yesterday IN the
divorce case of Frank Hancock against Eliza
]. Hancock. The couple were married in De-
March, 1879, Mr.. Hancock had to remove to
the country for his health and his wife refused
to 90 with him. She returned to her
parents and would never 60 back to live
with him. It was stated that she told a
friend that she would not live with her hus-
band. because he wanted her to go to the
country, and she did not know what she mar
ried him for anyway. r-
The testimony was hled In the divorce case Of
Selma May P2stor1us against VIM. W. Pas
torius. The parties were residents Of Nc
Keesport. Pastorius it is alleged, deserted
his wife and went to live in Brownsville with
another woman.
A divorce was granted yesterday in the case
of Mrs Wilhemina Rinkhof against Ferdinand
Rinkhoff. The couple were married in 1863
and lived together for l3 years. The wife
count of cruel treatment.
Mrs. Katie A. Herbster yesterday sued for
divorce from VIM. f. Rerhster. She alleged
cruel and barbarous treatment, non-support
and finally desertiOn. John Baptiste Hirochle
sued for a divorce from: Marie Josephine
Hirochle, alleging infidelity. A suit for divorce
was entered by Fannie jackson against Albert
jackson on the grounds of cruel and barbarous
treatment Mrs Lille NJ Rodgers sued for
divorce from Samuel A. Rodgers on the ground
of desertion.
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What lawyer. Have Done.

THE CRANKY Mining and Smelling Company
yesterday entered SUIT against the Manufac-
turers' Galvanizing Company to recover
S3,048 81 on Is promissory notes.
The report of Register Connor for the month
of October was completed yesterday. 1t shows
IS letters of administration and SO letters tesla
mentary issued during the month.
WILLIAM F. HUNTER, of McKeesport YES
terday pleaded guilty to selling liquor without
license. He was fined $500 and costs and the
sentence of imprisonment suspended R SP
Mccall was the prosecutor in the case.
AN application for an amendment to the
charter Of the Uniondale Cemetery Comuany
has been filed. The desired amendment is to
the effect that the entire earnings Of the cor.
pOration be perpetually set aside for the preser-
vatlon of the cemetery.
A BILL in equity was fled yesterday by
Henry Bockstoce and wife against James L.
Mckee and wife. 1t was stated that in 1885
Mrs, Mckee agreed to give the plaintiffs an
option to purchase a piece of property in Castle
Shannon for s., 800. A few days ago they pre-
sented the purchase money for the place but
the defendants refused to make the sale A
decree is asked for to compel them to fulfill
the agreement.
A DECREE was made in Common Pleas No.
yesterday reversing the judgment Of Alder.
man n olan in the cases of Samuel DalzelI and
Is others. who had sued the county for pay as
deputy sheriffs. The men had been sent to
Homestead during the strike, but only re-
was refused them. and they obtained Judgment
before Alderman Nolan. County Solicitor
Geyer appealed the cases. and the Court yes
terday reversed the Alderman's decision.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-01
No Longer in Douht.

1t is no longer question but an absolute
fact that merit is a winner all the time.
Thrust an article of merchandise in the
open market and if it has not the qualities
claimed for it, it will live but little while.
Soon, yes very soon, the people will brand
it n. G. Not so, however, with the real
thing, but quite to the contrary. If it is
what it is claimed to be, thet same public
will indorse it by continuing its purchases.
So it is with 'Klein's Silver Age Rye"
No better Endorsement can be obtained than
the continued sale to those who have been
using it for years. Doctors and hospitals
have tried it and are still using it, proof of
which, if wanted, can and will be furnished
aboundingly. Silver Age Rye being the
only displayed whisky at the Exposition is
another proof of its fearless position as a
standard old and reliable stimulant. We
do not claim that it cures all diseases, but
we do know that it is an excellent remedy
for many. 1t is sold everywhere at 81 50
per full quart. We also keep all the lead
ing Pennsylvania rye whiskies, full quarts,
years old, your choice for 81 90 per quart,
or quarts for So 90. Wines, bran5ies and
gins at from so cents and upward. All
goods neatly packed and sent anywhere.
Send for price list, or call on Max Klein, so
Federal street, Allegheny. MwF