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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
CHARTER GRANTED
Citizens building Association. No

tltifth> butidinS Association. No. :.
Yesterday. in the Circuit Court Of Rich
mond. Judge Wexford granted a charted to
the Citizens Building Association. No. !. -
for the purpose of conducting a building
and loan association coniormably 10 chap
ter a of the code Of Virginia, edition OF
1857.
The business Of said association i 10 be-
moi less than I'VE hundred nor more than
TWO thousand shares. and the ultimate
value Of the same 10 be 500 each. The
quantity of real estate to bc held is not 10
exceed five acres.
The officers for the first year are: A.C.
Becker. president; John j. Caser. vice
president: {. {. Th0n. treasurer: Charles
\. schmidt, secretary: Frank I. sutton. {.
!. schmidt. and John \. Kraft. trustees.
Thomas VI. lliltzheimer. Charles Il. Tavlor.
Leroy l.. Brown. James ". White, j. l..
Denny. and j. W. Gilham-all residents of
the city Of Richmond
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DANCING ON TIE WATERS.
Mrs. Felix and Miss Isle ncturiey In
terrain Number of Friends nj The Moni-
for- Yesterday.

A 1880 +. VI. Yesterday, party Young
ladies left the city in the steam launch ~
visit the monitors and call on Mrs. Felix
and Miss Edith LiSlc McCurlcy.
1he u-uai couTtcsies being extended. the
guests were shown through the different
vessels. when the strains on board the yam
doitc informed them that dancing war in
order.
Alter an hours enjoyment the ladies
were escorted Ia the cabin. where luncheon
was served. composed Of wines. salads.
cream. cake. fruits. &c.
Luncheon being over. the ladies repaired
~ the spar deck, where dancing was again
INDUCED in.
At 3:i5 L. NJ the guests left the ship in
The steam launch h0meWard bound. highly
pleased with their visit and the reception
rendered them by Mrs.. and Miss McCurIen.
The following indies and gentlemen COM
prised the party: Mrs. James Il. Pace. Mrs.
q. LanghOruc. Miss BESSIE 4. Pace. Miss
Irene Iangh0rnc. Miss Irene Peasants.
Miss Lizzie Graham. Miss Maggie Graham.
Miss bcssie Martin. Miss Maggie Ferguson.
Miss Elise Coke. Dr. Arthur 6. Cahel. /.
S. y: commander Felix McCurlcy, [. :. y.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Y
In Pursuance Il decree Of the Cnrcu't
Court Of HcnrlcO county, rendered on The
18th October. 1859. IN the chafctry suit ~
Joseph -. Elicit. who sues. &C., IS. James A.
Eiletts administrator ~ 0's.. shall sell by
public auction, az the front door ~ thf court.
house OF Chesterfield county on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II. Is o.
M II O'Clock NJ. the following rcni estate
whereof IA ate James 4. Elicit died SEIZED
and pOsSessst situate IA the snid county &c
Chesterfield, about twelve miles Northwest
OF the said co., rthou9'. sll:
FIRST \ tract OF ~ acres Of land. moro or
less adjoining the lae1s of +. =. h..h.fis
Joseph Shelhammer, samuel Hancock, es-
tate, and others.
more or less, adjoining The lands az ,irs.
Allen. samuel iiancockS estate, Charles IT.
lett. Luther iockett. and James X Me Ste'~
estate. and now held ~ Mrs. Della Ann li-
lett. widow of The said James A. Elicit. for
her life. n dover
1ERM-. The fifst-namod tract viii BE- sold
for 500 cash, ialouce Ia hc p iAahle in twelve
months after date OF sale, the putchaser Ia
execute his bond cor note for the deferred
payment, bearing interest from tntf. as.i
title To he retained uni an the purchase
money he paiG and conveyance ordered by
tie count
The second named tfnct will be sold tor.l
per cent Of {. g purchase money IN cash. tho
balance 10 be Inid in one. Two. and three
years In equal instalments. the purchaser fo
execute his rouds or notes tot tlc 1efrff.Ii
payments. and title retained ASH Tract
No. l. GEORGE MASON.
Special Commissioner.
A. /. ADAMsoN, Auctioneer.
In NE Circun Court ~ Henrict c0unfy FIfeu
uhoo sues &c, against hiieus administrator
efdis.
i ". : Icakc. clerk Of the said court DO
certify that special Commissioner GcOrfe
Mason has given the buud required hy lee
cree entered In said cause Oh the 18Th day Ot
October. $3.50
Given under my hand this 20th day Of Oc-
tober, 1850. ". :. IHAhE.
no D,1.No,1D
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The TURF.
Results and Entries at the New jersey
Jockey Club.

The following are Yesterdays results:
First race. thrce-quariers Of mile.
iipstaff first, Oregon second, Little Minch
third. Tine l:l1l4.
second race one and 0nc-cighth Of a mile
Lasna Bell nrst. Barristcr second. hing
Crab filiri. Time 2:Oi.
Third race. thrcc-quartcrs Of mile -
fisimony first. Tulla Blackburn second.
Mary Buckley (colt) third. Time I:lsl..
Fourth race. six and onc-balf furlongs
Meridcn first, cirondc~ second, Arab thlrd.
Time I 20.
Finn race. thrcc-quarters Of a mile, sell
ing Hop Filly first. Gunwad, second.
Ofzone third. Time l:iSH.
Sixth race. one and Onc-sixtcenih OF n
mile astaway Ill. first, Guy Gray second,
!. \. Il. third. Time l:j3l+.
TO-pAY's ENTRIES.
First race. thrce-quarfcrs Of a milc-Gri-
maldi. no: Bradford. 10: Martin Russell,
40: Puzzle. 10: LEILA MAY. 1OI; Winona.
lO.; Harrisburg, lC1; Blue Rock, lCj; Belle
D'Dr. ~.
second race, one and onc-cightl of a
mile Paragon, III; Thcofo-ius. io3: Pun
hpync. l0i; Martin Russell. ioi; iieyday,
loi; Macbeth H.. %.
Third race. six and half furlongs--
lltlllTHuI-s i'ts VIf-'H. i'ts 'id'h1""".
ln.: Later On. lOa; Girondcs. l0I; /ephy-
rus. l01; Radiant. l01.
Fourth race. thrcc-fourihs mile. selling
Refund, i0s; Prince Kari. lio; !. J. OBJ,
iOG: Marsac. o.: Bill Barnes. l03; Bulls
Eve. ll2: Freedom. IL; Royal Garter, III;
Eepartcc. ll2; Lctrctia. 100; Arab, lol;
Fu~tic. lOi.
Finn race. five and one-half furongs-
LauIcniia, 100; OregaDs. 100; Regan (colt.
100: Veronica, 100; Gun Wad. 1913; Elm
stone, in5.
sixth race. one mile-Wilfrcd. lis; Brown
Charlie. M: DunbOyne. los; King Idle.
los: IhcOdo~ius. los; Wheeler f.. i0s: Bel
VOID. lOs; Bravo. I9G; Joe Ice, loJ.
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Y. m. c. A. WEEK OF PRAYER.
Nas~-neeting To-Morrow Afternoon AT
DIR. lfocc'- Church.
THOMAS POTTS.
4. BAEG AMIN.
". -. BIEFOOT.
jail Commits toners.

The international committee of the Young
Men, Christian Associations has appointed
next week a. the week Of PRAYER for youn
men. and ii will be- 80 observed throughout
the world.
our local association will hold the follow
ing meetings:
Tomorrow afternoon. al o'clock. "a mass
meeting will be- held in the second Prc-by-
terrain Church. 10 which the public gcner-
ally are invited. The meeting viii Doe con-
Quoted 10y Or. llOce. and addresses will Doc
made by DR.. Fair and MAYOR lilyS0n.
Commencing Monday. meetings for men
only viii bc held every evening from go .
o'clock at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hall. These meetings will he led
by different speakers each evening; among
whom will lee Drs. Tudor and illicit. Of The
Methodist Conference; pr. Judkins. and
Rev. Mr.. 1urnhull. They will De very inter-
c>ting and helpful. and il is hoped that
large number, of our young meu will at
tend them.
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CIRCUIT COURT.


suit Against the X. 4 -. Railroad
All day yesterday The Circuit Court Of
Richmond was engaged in the suit az
John :. Binns' executor against the Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad for $4,000. Mr.
Binns was an engineer On the York River
Railroad. and last April be- and hi- fireman
were killed by the engine plunging into a
washout.
The evidence was completed about =
O'Clock in the evening. when the jury Wa-
adjourned until to-day at 10 o'clock.
The counsel in the case are Nc-srs. Edgar
Allan. Of Richmond. and Isaac Digs. Of
West Point. for the plaintin, ana judge
Waller L. staples and Mr.. Il. Il. Nuniord
for the defendants.
Mr.. Munlord stated Yesterday. just be-
fore the court adjourned for the day. that
demurrer 10 the evidence would be- en-
tered.
I'm this court one suit was instituted
First National Bank of Virginia AGAINST
{. II. Bronson. for $500.
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freston's administrator against Larkin.
Bransiord, treasurer, against Iawless and
others. Argued by Attoney-6eneral for
plaintiffs, and W. W Larkin and John II.
Lewis for defendants. and submitted.
t'Fa\ely against commonwealth. sub
mittcd.
tallan aud others, against Bransfori.
treasurer. Submitted.
Washington against Commonwealth
submitted.
Allen against Commonwealth. Submit
ted.
Chambers and others against PAGE. Ap-
peal refused 10 decree pronounced by the
Corporation Court OF Lynchburg, on 9TH De-
ccmber, fS>~.
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ROYAL BAKING Powders.
DumPlings
=. - 4,
with
Royal Baking
Powder

' No dessert is more delicious, wholesome
and appetizing than well-made dumping.
filled with the fruit Of the season. BY the
use Of the Royal Baking Powder the crust i,
always rendered light, faky. tender and de
gestible. Dumplings made with it, baked or
boiled, will be dainty and wholesome, and may
be eaten steaming hot with perfect IMMUNITY.
Rxcsirr Ore qua, q -Four; thoroughly -ir -ilh
is,hree teaspoons OF Royal Raking Powder ssd mall
teaspoon Of salt rub in piocc of butter Or srd ma
sire Of an egg, and then add ore large potato. srse
the four alter the butter is yell rred stir ia ms ars
knead TO the consistency Of soft biscuit doufh break
of pieces Of dough large enough TO close over iox
quarters q apple tor cshes gsa, - dr>fed ~,hous
rolling. and lay esrthen dish Cor steamer AL
steam until the fruit Is tender Bake II preieusi.
In all receipts calling for cream Of tartar
and soda, substitute Royal Baking Powder
Less trouble, never fails, makes more Ape
thing and wholesome food and /, more eco
nomical.. Royal Baking Powder j, specially
made for use in the preparation Of tie hnest
and most delicate cookery.
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JAIL OMMISSI0NERS.
THEIR QUARTERLY REPORT TO
THE HUSTiNGS COURT.

Various Important Recommendation
Mndc-tcrommodstio for Lunaties
and Bathing FsciIities-The imperative
Necessity for the separation Of Youthful
Convict- from Hardened Criminals.
The commissioners appointed 10 examine
the city Jail filed their report with the Judge
Of the Hastings Court, and II was lcstef-
day given out. II j. ~ follows;
~ hon. =. u. ITiu. Judgc ~ he ms
tiagS CoNn II the Cuy ~ Richmoad;
Dear Sir: We. the undersigned. jail CON-
missioners for the city Of Richmond. r.
spcctfully submit the following report for
the month ending in October:
On the sd of October. AT noon. we visited
the Jail and found l16 prisoners. OF these
u were white males. 3 white females. 10
colorcd males, and - colorcd females. OF
the 40 coiored males there are number oi
: youths ranging in age from 20 II years. Of
which we will say something in the cOnclu-
sion Of this report.
ACCOMMODATIONS FoE LJNATrCs.
ON September the 9Th there was "a white
fcmalc luuatc iucarccrated IN the jail. TIE
accommodations are unsuitable for such a
purpose. and we suggest her removal 10 the
proper place nj ~ early day as practical
bic.
BATHING FACILITIES.
The bathing facilities are limited. and ~
preventive Of sickness We ask that two
bath-fubs be put in the inner jail-Onc ON
each side. Certainly the appearance Of
some Of the prisoners indicates an Ignorance
Of the existence Of either a hath-tub or wa
ter.
OTHER IMPROVE MENT- SUGGESTED.
There are several panes Of glass needed
for the gas lamps; also locks for cells and
doors upstairs; buckets are also required.
The steam pipes should be covered: cS-
pecally l. this necessary in the room where
the lunatic is confined.
The provisions we find substantial and
in abundance. the good health generally Of
the prisoners being an excellent indication
Of the nutritOusncSs and purity Of the food
they get.
YOUTHFUL PRISONERS.
I'm conclusion. we beg leave to refer again
70 the youthful prisoners. These boys are
here confined with older and hardened Grim
nals, the contact with whom is calculated
io do great harm. fer in the absolute idle
ness they are INDUCED in they are no doubt
taught and hardened 10 vice by these more
experienced criminals
This idicucss is not only productive o.
crime. but j. - great expense 10 the city.
Can't the Common Council devise some
means by which these prisoners can h' cm-
ploycd. either upon the publ streets or
public works. and relieve the Taxpayers az
this hurthen;
The fact is there are. we believe. many
in iail who had rather bc there i'm idloness
than ~ work for an honest livelihood.
NJ frfI-f fine 'OuuriI Will look INFO fIIt
matter and give Ills "a WOrk-hOuse for thr-e
idle expensive criminals. where the younr
may be- separated from the injurious IN
nucnce, Of the older ones. and where 0f
viii be made 10 work.
The jail generally present. good appear
ance. and the officers in attendance pOlii"
and attentive. Respectfully.
Thomas rOIIs.
4. BAEGAMlN.
". y. BrEFOOT.
Jail Commissioners. /
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup should al
ways bc used wnen children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer nj once:
II produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. ana the lille cherut
awakes as bright AS IA hutton" IL Is very
pleasant TO taste. II sootbcs the child sOn-
ems I'll. gums, allays all pain. relieves wind.
regulates the bowels, and ~ the best known
remedy for diarrnPa, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cent?
o bottle. fn.fh,sa&W
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70 Jockson Goy, Esq.
VIRGINIA THREE'S ADVANCING
How Mahone's Defeat HAS Strengthened
the stock Market.

The effect of Tuesdays election on the
stock market has keen very percepiihle 10 th
in New York and here. Yesterday Virgil
MIA SIS sold at 6Sf.a advance Of nearly
two per cent. since the election; and sales
were reported in New York at 80 and G9l..
Brokers say the result of the vote has had
Il most satisfactory effect. and has caused a
thorough establishment of confidence while
before il wa,ered. And il is thought that il
Malone had not been defeated the tone
would have been much altered with down
ward tendency.
Since Tuesday all good securities have
risen in price and investors are more album
tuut
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The Home for Ladies'. in reduced circum-
stances. appeals 10 it, friends 10 remember
Them with their usual iibcrality on Tues
day. the 18th of November. az Jl7 north
Fourth street.
Contributions 81 aii kinds are needed and
viii De most Thankfully received. Tea. cof-
fee. sugar ilour. lard. fish. butter. pro-
visions. household supplies. table linen, bed
linen. and whatever /. useful in large
family, viii Doe most acceptable 10 them.
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The Richmond College football team will
80 to Petersburg this morning, where they
viii play match game with the University
school team, Of that place, AT O'clock this
evening. The Richmond College team is in
excellent trim, having been under the EN-.
cicnt management Of the fayOrite athlete of
college. Mr.. Ill. T.. jones alias "slouchy.'
tie captain OF the team. The following
gentlemen comprise the team: III. T.. Jones.
=. {. johnson, {. W. Jones. NJ. W. Thomas
Kalf Clemments, c. G. Trumbo, Spriden
Handy, W: o. Wieks, ID. NJ. Rucker, {. L.
Taylor and {. I. kincanon.
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gunca-cgged shaped wounds with which
their scalps were decorated. Mr.. Gulgon
conducted his cases With dignity and ability.
The defendants counsel displayed all the
skill they possessed in the caich-as-catch-
can manner Of wrestling with their oIpo-
ncnt. but this was broken every time 10y Mr..
GulgOu's grin.
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HUNDRED Accident to Mr.. keene Lanr-
horne.

The TINES received a telegram last night
stating that Mr. keenc Langhornc. son of
Mr. L. ID. IanshOrne, of this city. had his
Lex broken NJ ereenway. GA the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad last Thursday oN a dunn
cart falling on him. \ TINEs reporter
called at Mr. Langhorne's residence. IOl
west Trace street, last night, but he had re-
ceiycd no information regarding the acci-
dent. 1t is hoped that il may be false
rumor.
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G. 0dycar Cook n Dill0n's MINISTRIES AZ
pc ired last night. AZ the ACADEMY. before "a
large audience. The programme WAS r.
pl -tc with songs. dances and sketches
which were enthusiastically eUcOTcd. The
solos rendered by Mr.. Ellsworth Cook ana
Roger Harding were the gems of the even
in. The entire performance Was notice
ably devoid OF any cOarseness. which fact
enhanced the enjoyment Of the evening.
There will be a matinee to-day. and the
company closes il, engagement tonight.
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MR.. JACOB YOST ON THE ELEC-
TON.


The Republican Party to be ieorganized.
Jacob losl. editor al the Ioifcy ir0iyi-
inn. stanton. was in thu city yesterday.
lie says that the result of the election viii
be the means Of electing an entire reor-
ganization Of tie Republican party. said
he. 1T is all a mistake about Mahonc's
power Of organization, for hc is no or
ganizer The result Of this election
Ncriiics this statement. Ills only
talent is knowing how 10 manage men
snd bulldozing. lie is also a very fiir
taiker."
The position taken by Mr.. Yosl during the
canvass contributed very largely TO the
overwhelming defeat of Malone in The
Valley.
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The viii of Captain George 4. Ainslie.
VINO died few days ago. was admitted 10
probate Yesterday in the thancery Courf
Inc estate, valued at Sl2j. 900. is heelucathed
10 ms son, equally-Mcssrs. David l.. Peter
and George Ainslie.
Mr. DAVID a. Ainslie qualified as cxecn-
tor, and gave bond in the sam of sloN 0oo
without security.
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Iransn dsslan of Rabies.

NJ. Pasteur delivered an address in
Paris to the m embers of the Society Of
Practical Medi, inc, and in it declared
with much empI sasis that rabies is never
spontaneous. T.t microbc producing
it. he said, was i INVARIABLY transmitted.
This means, Of cou -se, that no dog ever
goes mad unless he has been bitten by
another mad dog. Tact at once import
ant and reassuring- New York Tele-
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In your issue of the 9Th Of November. the
article "shall we continue 10 discriminate
against our own racey' was read and nm.
proved ~ thousands, and we hear the ques-
non repeatedly asked on The street. whv
our wealthy Democrats al the head of our
great iron and tobacco interests. who 20 in
JACKSON ,, ward on election day and sea the
=, so' a me 0, black voters waiting patiently
70 cast his ballot against the Interests or
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Oliver Thomas, Shirley Bailey. yaui,
Mitchell, John \. Allie. Charles RAY. and
Harvey shelton (all colorcd). and all
charged with resisting the police. were tried
Yesterday. Thomas and shelton were sent
10 jail for twelve months: Bailey and
Mitchell for thirty days and fined 81, Kov
was acquitted and Allie fined -.
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to free yourself OF every symptom OF these
distressing complaints: II you think SO, call
at our store and get bottle OF shiiOh's Vial
izer. livery bottle has printed guarantee
on IL. Use accordingly, aud II II does you no
good II Will cost you nothing. Sold by Bode-
ker Brothers.and ii. II. Shields & Co., corner
OF Fin and Marshall streefs
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Abram Deanc. colorcd blacksmith.
about fOrty--iN years OF age. while shooting
"a horse 1t his shop. s2O south Seventh street,
yesterday suddenly fell aud died instantly.
Coroner Taylor WIS summoned. but an in
quest WAS not thought necessary. Deceased
had been ailing for some time, aud death r.
suited from heart disease.
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Change of schedule on 4. and q. Ey. Co.
sunday, November 10th.

Local train for Clifton Forge Will leave at
$40 \. NJ; morning train for Norfolk will
leave at s:lJ 4. NJ; mail train for tincin-
natl Will leave al 20 \. NJ; accOmmOda-
ton for Boutwell, Will leave at 4 L. NJ:
morning train on James River division will
leave at $40 A. NJ: morning train from
Norfolk will arrive al ii:iO \. VI. Other
trains will arrive and DEPART a. now.
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N nENEICO COUNTY C0IKr.

John VI. Bulliphant to Susan :. and Lula
/. Bulliphant. ~ feet on Nicholson street.
southeast corner Of Belyidcrc. 81: William
/. Ford and wife 10 William II. Cox. 80 feet
on the north side of Jacquelu street. near
Washington. $50; George W. Lewis 10 ID.
webster Davis. 80 feet on the street on
which Beechenbrook Baptist Church fronts.
<l~i
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Shilnh,s Cafxrrh Remedy.

Shilohs CaIarrn remedy. marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria. Canker Mouth
ami Headache. With each bottle there Ii an
ingenious Nasal Injector for the more sue
eessfnl treatment OF these complaints with
Ut extra charge. Price, so cents. sold by
foIeker Brothers AMI n. n. Shields 4 Co..
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"Oh, he d . born d, ,bater. There Is
nothing be likes bette than an argu.
ment He won't even It anything that
agrees with him. Nun ey's Weekly. -
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The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday:

Joseph W. Carter and wife 10 Cornelia +.
Beyers, 30 feet on Church Hill avenue ho-
tween Twenty-sccoud aud Twomty-lhirl
streets, ST.. 10; Robert Parker and OciaNia
L. Ferguson 10 Robert l.. Jones. 80 feet ON
the north side Of Leigh street. between First
and Second. $4,000.
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EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
IL ale
SPACIOUS IRON-FRONr STORE liIoEASr
CARY STREET,
AND. WAREHOUSE Of EXCHANGE AL
LEY go FEET WIDE N REAR MI
CHANICs' STREET, on TIRE
EAST. AND ANOTHER
ALLEY on THE
WEST.
LOT 26x-00 FEET TO SAID 2oFOOr AL.
LEY.
by direction Of Barton Iiaxall. John Iur.
Top, and John =. Williams. excel tor, o. NI.
liam H. haxnll. view u ssAi. on tie premises.
at $50 O'Clock T.. Vi on -
WEDNESDAY. I3rn NovEsuER. 1850.
the ABOVt-DFs CRlBED VERY VAfrA.
Bile PROPER. I. lie Il n. Las three st0-
fles ard basement. In well bul T. and admin
bly, adapted 10 MMERCIAI. LlGhTAiAN-.
tfAtithlNt, or other purposes II~
W Altthpt n Ia rear. also three hfOiIr
nigh, may be- IA, Il ns an annex Of saparaiflt.
Boih have always rented well Amule llauf
and paved alleys. Near the hfa TOT the CIV
ana convenient 10 the lnnyIllc Inllfuad do.
pot ana other slipping points.
TERMS: Onc-fOuttn cash balance nf sIA
twelve. and eighteen months. interest added
aud secured by trust deed.
ApIERsON & Co.
hOo,1,lo,i2l3 Alctioueer.
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FOR SALE.
A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
- OR

WALNUT GROVE, situated IN the upper
portion OF Spotsylvania county, contains -
scrss-l7O cleared: balance IA Original
growth; we'll watersd. The beet wosd hose
IN We county, combining eight rooms. vita
nails and psrshes. covered with tin. kssufl-
full shade trees. livery clubhouse lhs, could
he desired en- a arst eiass fann. TwObun-
dred aid city thousand pounds Of hay was
cut on thc farm this summer and Is now
being reed on tho place. Church ana Ycsl-
ofes within enc nile and eti.t snd .aw-
NIL! vithin half mile. The tictsr2 fur
mace . branch Of the Chrsapsaks snd ohio
Hallway and the Fredsrisksbuig and orange
courthouse Railroad both seven 40 Ailts
nom The iarp. For further Information. all
On or adcrsss DR. q. SMITH
ocl3 433 Bread street. Richmond. Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

hs-sECOND BAPTIST CHUCH. corner Of
Main and sixth stfets. Rev, w. W. Lam
drum b. d.. pastor Worship at II y. M.
and p. m sunday-,chool at $50 .. m.
Stra gers welcome.