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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
VIRGINIA ANTIQUITIES.
Appeal Prom the Ladies' Associate

| Appeal Prom the Ladies' Association.
| The following is in appeal from the Ladies
| Association for the Preservation OF virginia
| Antiquities:
The object Of this association should COM
mend Itself 10 All Virginians.
scattered throughout the state, from the
| fdewdter 10 the mountains, are relics OF
those Colonial days, on which all Nirgininn-
dwell with pride and pleasure. These relics
4 her past history are passing away; ana
when ihey are gone. which VIII inevitably
soon be the CASE. import mt links IN her his
tory will be broken. never again 10 he Re-
united. With view Of arresting the pre-
grcs, # decay an association was formed
IN the An If January last. in Williamsburg,
tn. Colonial Capital Of Virginia, with Mr.. ..
& NernOr Lee rs It's chief officer. In ord, +
tat this association may carry ont It's plan
# purchase and restoration, large MEM
hcr-hip * necessary, and the hearty ana
enthusiastic support of NIrginIans every
where solicited. Those who have gone forth
from the rOOf-tree of the state, and have
IN tde for themselves homes IN lands.
10 may be, more prosperous and Beautiful
still turn with eyes Of fond regret to the
early home
Where OrcN their careless childhood
Iayed, IA stranger yet To pau"
still feel themselves a part Of that great
fmily. leaning on Virginia as children rest
ing ON the bosom OF mother. who, in her
faded grandeur. is still dear 10 their hearts
10 such she now appeals through this As,0-
citation, organized in her honor. to AID IN
tn restoration and Preservation OF the r.
lords Of her past history. that her sons and
daughters of to-day, emulating the deeds
md virtues Of those. who being dead yei
speak, may carry on her greatness from GEL
ration 10 generation.
When. in l6i7 the cOlOnists landed al
jamestown their first act was one of adore
tiOn and prayer. In IA, when such steps
we're about 10 be taken as should result IN
the severance of the colonies from the
mother country. day Of fasting and praye
vas appointed; and the members of tn
House of Burgesses proceeding, with The
speaker and IN ice. from the capitol 10 tn
church. placed themselves under the divine
guidance.
To-day, in 1889. we again acknowledge ]
HIM. trusting that He may direct our
paths, thtt the colony founded to his honor. |
the state est iblshed to His glory, may con- |
time under His fltherly direction aud care. !
You are invited to join tlis association |
either rs a life member. with Il fee OF $40, OF |
A. IN honorary member. with an annual fee |
OF 81. Should YOU not desire to become 90
member Of the association, any sum Will |
received Us an earnest Of your interest anu
Money can be sent in the usu Il
way 10 Mrs. Joseph Bryan, treasurer, klch-
nOnd. Va. Information desired can be Oh
ained 10y writing 10 Mrs. &. w. Il sgby, cor
responding secretary. Richmond, Va.
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woMAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA'
TON.
The Delegates Erihusiasiic, Encouraged
and Enlightened.

The Woman's Christian Association, Of
Richmond. sent three delegates to the ln-
feruatiOnal Conference. held in II fillmore
an the I'D. 23d. 9th and 18th Of October.
The delegates were Mrs. Truman 4. Par
k,r. Mrs. William Simpkin and Mrs. Helen
GRAY. They returned full Of enthusiasm.
ENCOURAGEMENT and enlighiment.
EHthusidsi,c because they realized 10 the
full what power for good are these as-o-
.iaiions for Women. They met large
land of noble women from every part OF the
Union and from Canada. whose lives are
.onsecrat,d 10 the grand work Of helping.
morally. physically and intellectually, their
css fortunate sisters.
tucOnJffOcI. because they found rom
Inc reports read. that in spite Of the many
iIi,ulties under which their association
Al, labored during the two and half years
( its existence. IL has, with The small
scans at it, command. accomplished rs
ueh tor the working women ~ many
der and wralthcr associations.
Ofthe twenty-six associations represented
"a the Conference the Richmond one was
the Youngest. except Brooklyn.
The report written 10y Mrs. Simpkin and
read By her at the Conference was received
with applause.
The delegates returned cn6fJhtcHed as b.
II was finally shown at the Conference
thlt every association ought To oicH tn
building it occupies. No association can
possibly be self-suppOrting with the incubus
Of large rent to pay.
The board Of managers Of the Woman
Christian Association Of Richmond tax,
this opportunity of bringing before the pull
tic resume Of their work and progress.
Two and hilf years ago room, w"r
rented. providing accO m0ddti0n for board
ing and lodging eight girls. At tn end o
tie ir-t year iarscr house was r-ti Il
which provides accommodation FIR uint-
10 II girls. The house Is now fail
a al the managers h we, most le gretiullN
h at 10 refuse admiitance t0 twelve apple
cants for Lack I accommodation. S.nc,
the opening 0f the home. cighty-fnur wOmci
and girls have been sheltered under it. roof
and temporary protection given 10 twenty
five Transient borders. There j. a lunch
room in connection with the association
which has been well pitrOnzed ana
worked successfully. Other department, il
operation for the benefit Of the workin- !
girls are q savings bank. IN employment |
bureau. B.hl, class. sewing elias, forth |
Younger oh idrcn OF the poor, and gooc |
Library. The managers nope shortly |
ID extend the industrial CLASSES O. 1
.lressmaking cooking and other branchos /
# domestic economy. The associate m, M
lers are free 10 come to amy or all Of Nh -,..
Those outside who wish 10 attend pay a I
small nominal sum. In conclusion IA
iOard earnestly desires tO buy or build
ZONE FOR the women and girls under lis
are. and calls upon az interested in the
scll-bring Of ir0W1U, 10 help In attalnln-
hat Olject-A Homo.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
The Academy and the Theatre.

Tomorrow night at the Academy Of Musi'
our piay-gOcrs will be- made acqualnte'
| with Jessop and Teal's new American meio
drama, The Great Metropolis, or the Life
| savers of Sandy llOOk," which recently
terminated a prolonged and prosperous run
Il The Twenty -third-street Theatre, New
| York.
The dialogue is spoken Of as clear cut and
/ pungent. with some very delightful comedy
while thrilling episodes abound. and tn
characters are referred to as easily recOs
| liZdbe New York types.
Two scenes are specially impressive. On.
| is a view Of the coast near the sandy HOOK
lile-sayng station at night, when "A realistic
! Iie-slying act is introduced. To give add.
tiOnal strength and realism 10 this
scene. Captain Charles +. Clarke,
he famous Atlantic City life-guard,
VINO has saved 6iS people from
drowning in the treacherOus brC al, r.
on the Jersey coast is introduced a. one oi
The liie-saying crew. The 9th strik ng
elect is made by night view on the H..
river. whore two VILLAINS in boat are about
10 commit a MURDER when the body Of the
sister OF one Of the rascals, who has also
been the dupe Of the other, and has ended
her days by plunge into the steam, floats
~ on the tide. and the brother recOils IN
horror, desi-ting from the meditated crime.
"lhe Great Metropolis will be enact "a
here bv the same Dir lmatic cast that was
employed IN the New York run.
1--WE. Is : CO."
At the Academy Of Music next Friday
and saturday nights, including saturday
matinee, will be presented that most ludl-
rrOus Sfif. entitled I'VE, Is Il Co.. To
the majority Of our theatre-g0ers the piece
Is familiar. and those who have seen il once
re always anxious 10 see il a second time.
There is nothing about We, Is & Co." Of
d tangible character. but there is an album
dance Of new and uproariOusiy funny busi-
ness and the situations are 80 effective that
tbe spectators are, per force. delighted.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
Tomorrow and Tuesday nights Mr.. Elliott
Barnes line meiO-drini "DHlF q Farmers
Daughter" will b. produced at the Theatre
by an excellent company. The play - the
best work of this well-known playwright.
md is thoroughly well contracted. strong
i'm plot. rich IN dramatic situations and
clever IN dialogue. il affords many 0ppor-
ilniiies for fine effects. The third act.
where the hero vindicaics his honor. Is very
.trong, and. as a climax. Is surpassed by
hut few modern dramas ct the very popular
school 10 which IL belongs.
FABIo ROMANT.
On Friday and Saturday Of this week the !
Theatre will have the spectacular play. |
'FdbiO Rnmani," which is dram ttization !
IF the well-kuOwn novel "rhe Vendetta |
The special scenery which the company |
carries will be used in it, production, and |
very fire scenic Effects are promised. The |
scene in the third act. shaving Mount Yesu-
,ius in eruption, and concluding with an
Is said 10 be a stdrtlingly real
stlc effect.
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tanning why the managers Of the Electric
Line refuse tO give Transfers u their patrons
On Seventeenth street to and from the Main
street Line, both being under the same con-
troll. such an arrangement would go very
far 10 prevent Oyer-cr0wdlng the Franklin
street cars. besides saving to passcngers-
.edieS dad chiidrcn espec,dnu-a tire
some wait Of sometimes forty minutes at
Seventeenth street.
MANY SUFFERING PATRONS"
We all know Captain Andrew Pixzini-
who il the head Of the street railway here.
and il may BE- set down for fact That he
VIII do all that he can 10 accommodate
Richmond people, and ~ the same time d.
Justice to the company he represents. The
Affairs Of the company, ~ this Time, ar,
tangled; the lawyers having the reins ~
Alnd. As soon as the roads can rid them
selves of the courts. better service Will b.
seen. At present IL is tough game u
watch the lawyers and please the public.
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asked f1r authority TO turn IL over to the
JOINT board of finance.
DIR. CURRY.

d. J. l.. VI. Curry, cx-minister n spain,
yisited tue Conference and was intfrduced
to the body. lie did not make any address,
but spent some time on the platform.
KANDOLPH-MAcON ACADEMY.
President W. ". smith, Oi Randolph
Macon Academy, reported the proceed
ings OF the committee appointed by tue last
Conference 10 project and erect the Ran
dolpil-Mdc0n Academy IN Liberty, bedioru
county.
The plans for the academy, be said, were
selected from competitive drawings MADE
los seven architects IN different parts OF tue
Union. The academy IL going To Oe an
ideal academy, embOdyin2 every thing ne
ce,sary 20 a perfect building Of lts KIND. IL
Will cost 500 ODD, $4,000 Of which has been
secured without STRAIN. DIR. smith, IN con-
GLIDING his statement, called out lion. w .
W. Berry. OF Liberty. "A member Of tue
r.ginsl COMMITTEES, to speak.
Mr. Berry called attention 10 the magnih-
cent SITE aud location with the magnificent
Peaks Of otter for a background and the
growing and beautiful town 81 Liberty Tor
its neIghbOr and home. The water Of the
town il the purest, brought from limpiu
fountain. on The slopes Of the Blue Ridge.
Mr.. B-rry showed the advantages OF
committing boys 10 such school
as the committee has founded IN order u
prepare them for college or Tor business. III
portraying the value Of this school TO the
Church and State. Mr. Berry showed he
ability 10 deal with the question OF educd-
ton and maintained his known reputation
a. public speaker.
The ACADEMY il very nearly completed.
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS.
DR.. Peterson was relieved at his request.
from the committee on Conference relations.
and Mr.. 4. {. Jordan was appointed IN he
place.
Mcssrs. J. II. Riddick, l.. b. Betty, 7. VI.
Simpson, J. I. Bpsmdn, and }. NJ. Burton
who will preach out Of the city to-day, were
allowed 10 deposit their ballots yesterday
tor delegates 10 be elected tomorrow to tn
General Conference.
A mi siOniry meeting was held IN the
BrOad-,irect Methodist Church last nigh1.
aud addr sses were delivered by Bishop
Wilson and DIR. Starr. of Ddnyille. A large
CONGREGATION was present.
DR.. Peterson viii preach in Petersburg
THIS morning.
Most OF the morning session was spent IN
the continuation Of bearing reports from
various churches.
Rev. Dr. 4. {. BledsOe will preach at the
FIRST Baptist Church this morning instead
Of DR.. Brown, - heretofore announced.
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Circular to Republican,.

Mr.. Henry lludnlll. chairman OF the lat
discounted Republican party in this city
has issued min f'sto 10 his brethren
pr using th IN for their "self-s ,crficing de
yolion." and urging them not 10 desert IN,
ship even If shs is sunk. lie SAYS il look
~ If the bottom hid dropped out. but b,
hopes that 1.-THE same things" may ''asser
themselves In another FORM" lie con
cludes hv saving:
BE Of good cheer. my political friends
II there il game 10 be PLAYED by which q
large portion OF the voters Of virginia are O.
b. euchred out Of their political franchises
m Ike bold To declare in this proclamation
tn II the Republican party hold the little
joker in IA 4 game"
Mnjpr Hudnall always was "a little
,ker,"
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GARDNER - led. m the resid nee hei
Il iuphte', Mr~ IL. J BIT ON. 3l6 w.>t var
~hu sttref, Fridly. NOy NIB -. 80 al
at Iu:l, J.. NJ. Nfs. : K Il GAFDNtE
ciicf of Mr.. thou Gardner. I'm the .ey-
9 iy-fir~i YER OF her age
The Iuner. VI a4.c place II : AZ ~
N'atN at3 o'clo,k fi1n lie ahCv r',idCrce
Friends II tn f,nilv are res tiu.ly iuyi cd
tDntt nj without fnrtnrr notice.
LsAEF.-l I'D. ut - Ie>iienco. 800 south
fOLrt ~ o., Vemb 18Th. llfAbp
'.LfAkE Jr., in tie iity-iilth ye ! Of hi,
age.
runerrl from Centerarv Met olist Eris
ropai Chu ch at 81 n MfNDNY, tn ;
siint Fin mas AMI H'nuai uces a. III,
M ere respectfully / vitrd attend.
Mrml hIs lie II and Noble lAlRD lnIen
J. NE COZ J..
CABt - Fnier d in o rest 'oyemhri
rs J., 30 4. NJ RI o EFT GAALLi
Cab Ii, % tie eightieth car O. his ge.
ili> fun''a " lake piacr from ID IIope'.
''hUrch No AY. seven 1Ari. nj l.
"''loek. Friends II The fnn.ily Invited 10 N
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The Little Lord fauutieroy" matinee
Yesterday afternoon was one OF the largest
ever known in Richmond. Every available
inch Of space WAS occupied. and when the
curt tin rose even Standing room was not "a
be had. The performance was what the
audience deser,ed-very excellent.
The Herm lnn Naudeyilles az the Acade.
nav also attr ,cted nne audiences, both al
the m iinee and ut night.
All this goes Ia prove what the TINES has
always ciaimed-ti,t X chmoud is the best
amusement city la the South. The people
ALWAYS patronize good shows. but will MOI,
be imposed Oh by ATTRACTIONS" Of doubtful
character.
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RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORK
Five Specimens Of what It Can DO.

The first five Of twenty li-foot street car
equipped for electric motors for the Rich.
mond City Railway were delivered yester-
day by the Richmond Locomotive and M.
chine Works, and the others will follow il
lots Of live. al intervals Of thirty days.
The works have also loaded for shipment
10 large manufacturing concern in North
carolina. a 5NLhorse power steam plant
embracing boilers, heaters, pumps. etc.
and requiring seven 4O,OOO-pound nlts t.
carr them. one l7N24 mogul locomotive
for the Atlantic and DAnville Railroad hls
been delivered during this week, aud an.
other of the consolidation locomotives fof
the Richmond and Dinyitie Railroad Com.
nAnN viii 20 out tn-mnrrnM.
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Ks-Electesi.

The Richmond Musical Union nj its last
meeting elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
ii. +. laube. president: John Baseler
vice-presldent; J. Thomas Pulling, secre.
iary; j. ii. Reintz, treasurer; August ].
Lees sergeant-lt-arms. Trustees: b. Base.
Ter. q. A. Thlow. John &. Reinh irdt.
Executive Committee: Richard Wagner
Willllm WAGNER. George Yoelker, |.
Hir-hberg and Moses Stein.
These officers have served for four con.
secuiiye years.
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HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
sensational aud Exaggerated Reports
About III Health.

Reports have been rife of late regarding
the alleged serious Illness of Hon. Jefferson
Davis, and numerous inquiries have been
made ut this Office as 10 their truth Ol
ialsty. The many friends and acqudini-
inces Of the distinguished Southern leader
n Richmond Will be glad to know that these
reports have been greatly exaggerated, ANA
that his health is reasonably good. Tn
following telegram. received AT the TINES
flee Yesterday evening from Genera,
Joseph Il Davis. his nephew, who resides
It Biloxi. Miss. only three miles from
y ,auvor. the home Of the eX-rresident.
= yes authentic information as 10 his cOndi-
ton
"Biior,, Mississippi. November l6.-The
sensational reports about Mr.. Davis ar
Use. He il suffering from severe cold.
and much better this morning.
"JOs. Il. DAVIS"
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INhsr Local on FIRST Page I


This q b'yond question tie mo srccess
fui e. h NJ, d.cf e we have r.e .od.
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tcayh. ',onp anu ilronsh hill wa Ell. W. n
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L. c. La fitst d CO. e'y II Ia he, u soil % Z
stand. II you h We n tough, We Brnestiv
Ask you Ia try t. Price. 81, cents rnd tI
sampla OFT 20 ire roll by d deker bro b.
err aud H. NJ sh'ilis s Co.. corner Of linn
pnd uaIshall streets.
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In the Circuit Courl vest rllay IN crelter
plrt Of the day wa, I ken up with ia tr l
~ the ease Of u. :. sutton against j. :.
M~Orc.
Tbs is an action for dimfges for an a.
legged injurious newspaper rticie publish
1T iig the defend int in reference 10 the COM
plant. The jury could not agree upon a
serl Ct and the case will come up again j.
morrow.
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Tho scottish Rite Of Frecmasonry.

The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rit
is limited in membership, but its de,otee
ire noted throughout the world for thci
zeal. The bodies in Redmond are com
posed Of some Of our hest-known citizen,
and most enthusiastic York Rte MasOns-
MAYER. ENGLISH. BidgoOd. Fisher. Ncsbitt
southern. Ebei. Turner, Mlcfirlane. Elicit
Mayo, Valentine. Woln. Eubnk. spot,
wood. and many 9th, rs. The lOd &c Of Per.
fiction will confer the fourteenth decree
this Sunday afternoon. ut O'Clock. at -.
Alb ms llIl. in full religious form. And
on Mond ~ NIGHT the Council Of kadosh
will confer ,he nineteenth and twentieth de-
grces, in full torn.
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povhatsn tIub vbi.kx.

Attention is called to the Advertisement
elsewhere published. Of the "POwh tan
Clubu rye whisky. This j. y pure article
which hears the impress Of the flmous club
after which il is named H. tr denmark he
ing the familiar "P c." with the tomt-
hawk between them. II j. sill in cI,k.
and barrels bv Messrs. Crump & Cox. sole
preprietors, and is handled in all tirst-class
soioonS
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The following kilograms upt 10 and includ
ing Saturday. November 10Th int. are un
delivered al the office of he Western I'nio,
telegraph: Horace Imam. Mr. and Mrs. J
+. Smith. 4. l.. Page a c.. Albert Armed
J. &. Wolf, Mis-. Il. C.. Quinn, Henry Ed.
tx-ar,ls
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THE ANIMAL POUND PARTY OF

THE ANNUAL POUND PARTY Of
] the EYs md r. IL iNFlkM hr.No.
Cover OF street. Will Z ke 81 ce on WI
MID Y, November mh. fhc ifdt' earn
estiy solicit contr bu'ions ofany de-ctirt On
% AID them h. adhpe to IN. covttt 81 INC
p,ti. nts. 4 20 dial W lenm" vii "e eA-
lend, q To al who may ylsit the Institution
on the da' srpoin ell.
";iying much :" the roor-
Enrich q mans store. uols-N
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GOLD MINE FOR SALE.

A. cpmmissioner. p ointed by n Circuit
Coz r 81 ouis In the su't of h,l e, &c
nj ~ 'r M H.. &c. vi sell M auc Ion
a, oui-" our huu.e o., the
9rn DAY or h. cENBFR. $50.
(hnt Ia 'ig cou'i "a n rtaint' CT OF land
In l.ou'kt MY en- C"nt nrv tr' ek, at =
M t.dt eonni lN cfes. mo G or l -. md
known ~ the 20 ehe~ CT zen, ins Gohl
vi e. II b,s BEEN fsrnd on snii fand.
and may b. v lnable Tor nj Ing Iutposes.
1eims made known at s.le.
" ~ TIE TIT,
nol3-wtd special Conn. issioner,
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VIII YOU heed he NAMING The signal. per
IA = o. the Nufe ai preach Of thu more .ir'.
bic disease. con umptsn? ask sOuisrlvc'
10 NoI can afford 10. m s"ke Of ,rvIng Z
cents Ia run lnr flnk and do no b ny to- %
G knc " ffOm * .s rl0ncc tnuf -niiOt's NE
~ cuie 'orr Cough. u never i'm 4 ~
xpiiin> why more fb y a Nh ION Of BON, p
" re- ~ tie pas war ~ reli - tfuu
and hoo irg Tough ~ once. Motne >. Il
not he without ~. -am /, blttl. Z e.. Solr
by liOdr lS-r HrOiher> an IL NJ. Shciils & co.
corner OF Finh md Mffs' ri S.fcetS.
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The Union Pacific Railway. The over
land Route" hls equipped its trains with
lining ear, of the latest pattern. and oB and
ifler Augll~t 18th the p irons OF il last
rains between Council Blum, and y RveF
lnd between I0uuci Il uhs and Port and.
Dre.. VIII be- provided with delicious IA, ais
the best the market affords perfectly s. ~ ed
Il - cents each. PHlm ms Palace ar ON
pany will have charge Of the service on
these car..-adV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

We take great pleasure in calling the at
tcntiOn of our readers 10 the annual state
ment Of the Washington Life Insurance
Company, Of New York. which appears in
our columns to-day.
II will be seen by an examination OF this
statement. that the Washington had on the
fst Of January last nearly Sl0,w0.OO IN as-
SETS. and that all of lis investments are
bonds and mortgages (hrst liensD and
United States and New York state -toc H.
and bonds. in compliance with the laws of
the state Of New York. The Washington
WAS introduced into virginia about nine
teen years ago by the late General George
+. Pickett. was the first general agent Of tie
company. and who bAd three policies in II
at the time II his death. Since the COM
Increment OF their business in NIrginia.
they have had great many losses. dU u
wh9ch h0re DceN promptly ddlnsted ond
pail, uithOW any trouble to the Jencfci-
0rfes.
The Washington has always been man.
aged in the interests Of it, cy-holdcrs.
in accordance with is ch lrter. which II be-
iieyed "a be- more Just and liberal towards
the policy-holders than that of any other
company. Ii * the oHtg company which
makes a B0Dfprfettfbie dividend. \ poll
- in the Washington c1nnot lapse by non-
payment Of premium. 80 long as there is
iny dividend remaining 10 lis credit. and is
the only company that pays claim, by death
occurring within the period protected 10y
dividends. and which holds its policies good
in all respects during said period
Mr. T. l.. Alfrend. No. 1903 Main street,
: the manager Of the Washington for the
II ties of Virginia. West Virginia. and
North Carolina. and will take great pleas r.
n explaining tO all who are cOn-id, ring The
important matter Of providing for their
families i'm case of their death the many
liberal features of this iir~t-class company.
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were fctufdtt Yesterday
IL CITY CHANCERY COURT.
John II. Dnneen and wife. aud Manning
&. staples aud William Marshall. Jr.. TO
Ella {. Staples (w.ie of Manning g. 81 feet
on Main southwest corner short. improved.
$6.UOc; Ann Maria Gwaihmey to John G..
Walsh. ~ feet on east side second between
Louisiana and Denny Q'ort Mayo SlOO;
samuel W. Nenable and Edward 4. ana
their wives To Joseph III. Brown. - feet on
Main southeast corner VI Olson. Sl.42l.
uENRICo COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
Mamie Froumer to Emma Fr)mmrr, life
estate in Onc-half acre on Mitchell street
near Bacon Quarter Branch, improved, IN
consideration Of the payment oi SIS per
month 10y Emma Frommer To- Mamie From
mer during her liz. tim; \. l.. Leftwirh
ind wife to Walter Dlugas - feet on ives
side Twenty second corner W, 50.