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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
LYNCHBURG LACONlCS.
Grand Democratic Barbecucs Registra.
ton in the Hill City.

IYNCHBrRG. Va, October o.. >pc-
cial. John \. Buchanan won great Vie
tory Yesterday in joint discussion with Il.
Il. Farr at Rural Retreat. Wythe county.
The Democrats were never more elatcd AT a
victory.
The Democratic barbecue at Np-
pomattoX depot to-day was one of the
erandest affairs ever had i'm this county.
and a great number of people were present.
although il was raining. The orators were
senator Daniel, Colonel Il. /. Bcirnc. II.
George Tucker AMI others. and the Roanoke
Brass band furnished the music. Tho Demo
Gratis are in high spirits. and Flood is con-
fdent Of his election.
Al Mas-ie's Mill. Nelson. Thursday. was
large barbecue. and more than five hum
drcd people were present. Tyler. Berry. Il.
George Tucker. and the candidates for the
Legislature spoke. Nelson promises 90 boz
the banner county.
J. j. scott. prominent business man of
this city. died last night U his home on
Davies Hill.
\. j. Dewitt. a LONG time newspaper
reporter If di- city and elsewhere, was
paralyzed Yesterday at his home in Bedford.
Registration closed here to-day with
l.4j0 negroes and 2liO whites. The result
is considered good for the Democrats. The
anti-Mahonc Republicans claim they will
poll more than 300 votes against MahOnc
in this city.
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DANviltE DOTS.
Democrats Whooplng up Things-J"dsr
Green, OF Dsnvilie. Not Judge Nowlan's
Pun ~ eier-v egistrafion-Tobacco.

DANyuLE. Va, October ri. Special
The Dapyille Uemocrailc Cluh vi'l ~ 10
, stnart by Fee;al teIh Tuesday mornigs
rherr is 10 No big Democratic rally there
IN That day, and all IF Patrick county j.
expected 10 BE- on hand. The club will
carry banners. badges. fiag- and big hras-
band. They will whoop ur ,h''gs 'nione'
O'Fcrrali and uthc' distinguished speakers.
VIII tc on hand to address The people.
TIE report. which has been ieicgfaphCd
far and near, that .lndgp Bergman Green.
engaged in n iisficun at Carroll Courthouse.
growing ont Of politics. has no foundation
in truth. Judge Green has not been IN
Carroll county during this can ass. and ha.
not seen fu'gC NOWlin n slX months.
There may have been "A iight and man by
The name Of Green may have pummelled
Judge NOwlin, but IL was not Judge Green,
Of this city.
The superintendent Of the City Market To-
day condemned ahd connscated. as the law
divcis. nearly two thousand pounds OF
Kansas City beef. which was exposed for
sale by two butchers on the market. The
beef was shipped here in refrigerator cars.
and was declared by the superintendent H.
be unsOund. Warrants were ISSUED against
the two butchers for Offering unsOund meat
for sale. and they will ,e tried by the Mayor
Monday,
<"twiihslahdins it has been cold. raw
day. registration of soterS ha- been very
active 10y both whites and negroes. II l.
probable there are not half a dozen white
votes in This city unregistered. and l'S-
than hundred negro votes. I'm North Dan
willie the whites have been very active. while
the negroes have not shown ~ much in
icVrt The whites have increased their
registered majority 10y not less than ijo.
For the past two days receipts Of leaf
tobacco have been very large and to-day
breaks were larger than on Saturday for Il
lOnn fimn.
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ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
Effective work of the Democratic Com
mittee-AdditionaIA Appointments.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. OctOhcr2G q Special.
To-day closes "A week of most effective work.
directed from the Democratic Executive
Committees headquarters here. with most
favorable indications for Democratic suc-
cn,s. NcNt week Will be- still more active.
Every nerve will be strained. and no stone
leti uniurned
Mr. Barbour was in conference with Mr..
Gordon to-day.
APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments were made
TO-DAY:
GENERAL THOMAS l.. EOs~EE.
Halifax especially, Monday.
COLONEL }. HANlPDEN HoGE.
(>pecials) Chase City Wednesday night.
North View Thursday. Tanners store Fri
day, keysvillc saturday.
senator Walton Moore and General
Rooney lee addressed a working club here
tonight. aud much enthusiasm was mani
tested.
DEMENTfD.
William ~uthcriin. ban,ilie man, was
arrested here to-day for drunkenness. lie
became unmanageblc and created grsat
excitement When searched Il bulldog re-
VOlNcr. box of cartridges. a razor, and a
piut bottle of whisky were found on him.
since his confinement he has become wild
and stripped himself tearing his clothing
into shreds. He is thought 10 be- dementcd.
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INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS
Hold m Immense Meeting IN Baltimore
startling Charges Involving Prominent
M..tI

BAiftYonF. Oefohor .G. 40 an lmmeu>a
mnofiu! in.nilht under the auspices OF ih'
Independent Democrats n Baltimore ~
john X. GOwen. general counsel ot iut bi!-
tim0ra and ohio 4. iilrold. presiding. there
were some startling charges. iNolNlne
uited states senator German, ]. reenAl
Ha-in. naval officer of this port: John J. .
Wvylrf. warden Of the pen'tentl't.' ana
Oihpi-.
The stories we've told hs William ). llare
and Charles Goodman. 10Th regular - III,
cratic poll ician~ for fiife'u years back.
lIarig said about John Neil'r WAT h'
gave Burke. the bank robbcr. hi- fciea'.' i"s
"a rlira. Burke has been absent irn.n
the peniieniiary since last April. and
il was given out that bee escaped through
sewer lIuig sly, thii one dlN d. W.,
called ON hy one ot the -martc>t crooks ~
Sew York The stranger told llnrg he
had leon directed ~ him as a friend oi NeN'
ler,'. and asked II Neylcr would. Tor u
money consideration. give man 30 ihe
peniteniiafy "a ~hoW fo c-rapc. Ten days
later nurko'~ c-cnpc wa. announced.
work. also that senator borman and Eugene
Higgins In 1872 organized a body OF men,
NJ whom he (llargl Mason" to go Ia How
ar COUNTY. where G0rnan was running l"i
the senate. ana carry the election iN fraud
and violence.
= iarig also -aid senator norman, SO 49,.
while chairman of the Democratic state
Central Committee. secretly conn',d
with the Republicans 10 defcnt ihe
Democratic nominations for ludyc-hip-
I'm Baltimore. aud that thn senator
induced him to do some 81 the
Charles Goodman told Of raid ho made
with forts armed incn from Baltimore ia
Howard county. and prevented the negroes
from voting. and how the, Shot ih" negroes.
aud that they were assisted bN "a Nlr. l,aics.
now AN auditor ia fhc Treasury department
IL MI-MIn- Inn.
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THE COCKaDE CITY.
Political Points-iiighly Golorei E"pub-
iiean Re-ointion- Personal Paragraphs.

u
PErRRsBtHG. Va. October a.. special.
scarcely q night passes that the sovereign
people Of this city are not afforded an opp"f-
iunitV 10 listen to some apostle of Deinoc-
rary. Last night made no exception to iAa1
rule for at the artillery clubhouse there
was "A large and enthusiastic meeting
Of the WOrkingmens Club of tli,
civ. presided over by iis president, Nlr.
Thompson, who introduced ~ the first
speaker the Hon. T.. &. enable, who M ade
an able and effective speech in behalf Of the
cause he has 80 much "a, heart. and IN be-
half of which he i doing such noble
work. Mr.. Nenable WAS IN perfect
trim. and made one of the
nose telling speeches delivered IN this ciiy
during the present canvass. mat portion
of hi, speech which eXonerated General
Malone for his failure 20 vote for the Blaif
bin was well said and productive oi
much good. The next speaker miro
duced was Colonel Tazeweil Elicit. OF
Richmond. who. in his usual happy
style. delivered stirring appeal
tn the Democrats of this city ana >iate
Colonel Ellett'- speech was attentiNely III,
tened 20 and much enjoyed by every on.
present. Colonel Elicit wa particularly
happy in that portion ot hi, siteci
where. ia substance, he stated tha'
God intended this country 10 b'
ruled by the Caucasian race an'
that race intended 80 10 do. Following
Colonel Elicit was Mr.. Francis X. Lassiter
who ha-. and i doins such earnest and en-
cient work in the present canvass Mf
Lassifcr made "a strong appeal 10 ever,
Democrat to do his full duty and sa'" Var
ginia from the narrowing and heart-rend
ing spectacle that Republican rule exhibit
ed To the world in its control Of affairs II
South Carolina.
There was large meeting last night @
the colored Republicans Of this city q
Langston Hall. The meeting was presid''
OK. r by captain William !. Jackson AN
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the following resolutions were offered and

the following resolutions We're offered aud
adopted:
, Whereas. il il essential that al Repub-
leans should feel IL their duty to perfetuate
the principles Of the Republican party;
therefore IL j.
~Hesolrcd. That this ma-s-meciing. ap-
prcciafing the uec.-~~ii, Of victory, do here
hv request and urge ilc Hon. John VI.
Iany-tor H. show bi~ loyalty by coming NJ
.i,c, 81 The state and assist in the election
OF the Republican ticker nominated AT Nor
folk. and the redemption OF the state from
Democratic rule
Miss Charlotte Vi. johnson died yc-icnia,
al ihe residence of Mr. K. =. Meade. m this
cily. M the ripe old age 0f eighty eight
years. She viii bc buried from =. PauT-
hnrch this afternoon M I O'Clock.
For the pAs, two days the Mayor OF this
ci,. has not had single criminal ease l'e-
fore him. This speaks vel tor the good
oy,ler 81 Petersburg.
pn yesterday Mr.. james T. A.hby
rendered his resignation a. delivery c,srh
II; the gostOficc to take effect on the l-t Of
the coming month. Mr. A-hby has been a
competent and courteous Official. and ha,
many friends in this city whose go'd
wishes he carries with him whatever hu-i-
ness he may engage IN.
the electric railway between here and Rich
mond have nearly all been obtained. ami
that i'm a short time the company VIII COM
tl,pncp operations. The model az thc ear -
expected here in "a few days. and The Com.
mon Council " Richmond will bc applied
! ,n ON the first of November for leave fo run
the road through the STREETS 0f that city.
Maior sands. reesident hhnbah together
with other officials az the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad are ON a irip a Inspection
along the line of said road.
The registration books 81 this en-, ait
Oren today Tor tlie purpose Of cnlistin3 dI
new voters and 30 grant transfers.
ON Yesterday afternoon Nc>-rs. II. l.
Morrison X co. completed for the nited
states government large pile driver ana
litter: and the same firm II now BUILDING M
the wharf. in this city. a dred-o nachine.
which is 10 bc over ninety feet m icnelh.
Tor the government.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
uauy are having placed nn one of il cro-~-
lug- i'm this civ a new ami novel signal of
danger 10 take the place heretofore illed hN
automatic yates. This cOntriNance consists
solely Of an electric bell, which Is rung bN the
motion ~ the train on the rails when it gets
within cight hundred or thousand lniNs ni
the crossing
Mr.. Colonel Joseph =. Ninitrce. of This
city. * visiting friends and relative, IN
Baltimore.
General Malone reached here last night
from fredericksburg. where he spoke 'n
Thursday.
The Rav. Richard Ncllwaino. u. d.. VIII
preach tomorrow morning ana ni-hi ai
Iahb-,iroct rrc-by byierian Church. in tins
city.
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DEFIANT OUTLAWS
n.f.at A ~herin's Posse and Escape.

BIHMINGuAM. ALA, October 2U.-->herln
Morris. OF Blount county, with posse OF
fort, men. Yesterday surrounded kube bur,
rows. a noted OUTLAW and irlin-robrer, ana
one of his gang near Rrook-'iile' Bloun'
county. The outlaws killed Henry Ander'
toni and Penn Woodward, OF the posse
wounded six others, and escaped. The sher-
IN and his posse were armed oniy WIN
.hot-guns and pistols, while Inc out
laws had Winchester rihe- Vi i",2e
calibre. They fired on The Poss, ni ais
tance Of two hundred wards. ana ine sho,-
nom IN. officers guns and pistols fell short.
Nnrrovs and his men had been In the
Vicinity for two DAYS. They took To the
mountains and made good their escape
sheriff Morris came hero to-day amer arms
and assistance.
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Y lRGlNlA.-lN VACATION. -- IN
llil CLtHK'~ OFFICE or tlIE 81
itl Nt ClI NI Ot ArPLAI.~ At RICH
NiNu. ~hfIf MbEl 2,rIl. 1859.
''-'Ie' f. Mmii,ck...................... Appellant,
against
'.iin.n d. Johnson and others .Appcllees.
goo Hn appeal iruiu % decree pronounced
'' Iir NINrcfN ourt Of fne city of k!ch-
NNui ou The 7ih oi February. le~y
iNr object ~ Tie petition n'ed In this
'aN.0 D.. GOO htNe tuc decree at the CAaucSry
'lfi ni ine city Of Richmond of the eth Of
'.iuarA. iH>!,. bee reviewed and reversed
ING supreme Court ol Appeals OF virginia.
nn4 1hiaNii huN nag pceu made aud died.
.'fI ilf urpciiecs. \. N. ietlcola>. Waller
''''.nau aui 'ofs 4. Gormsn are NO -fesi-
"'N't pf the STAT, of Virgin p, tho saij non
''Nfnt aTlelltce are required 10 appear
.'if 900 inc bih day of November 500. az
.'i lur publication ~ tnls orier ln the
'tii1 ilNh>, neWs.st ier published in tie
.'f ri ilchmOhd. oncs a week for four
e''A,. Hrd answer said appeal ana DO what
' 'N''tsrtft 20 protect then Interests therein.
a cOpy-Isste.
SEpiGF II. TAlI IDR, C. 4.
"hnhi 9. CANNON and LfGH Il. PAGf. for
- l'Ntonrf sr2f -oawtw
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GYPSY WOMAN
Caught In "a Bear Trap.

NORFOLK, Va. October a6.-Whilc prowl-
ing IN the cornfleld Of John J. >pratt. near
Deep Creek. in Norfolk county. on Wedncs-
day night, gyps, woman got caught in a
bear trap. The gun exploded and wounded
the woman 80 badly that she died where she
was shot. and her body was found by the
farm hands Thursday morning living beside
the trap.
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NAUGHTY MAhONElTE


PoEI ,MOITH. Va, October 26. This
afternoon Rev. j. VI. Armistead. colOrcd
pastor If colorcd Bapiis, church in this
city was arrested on the charge of seduction.
His victim j. Young colored girl. IA men,
ber OF his congregation. The charge is that
Armistead seduced the girl under a promise
ot marriage, and after accomplishing her
ruin married another woman.
The girls father i not living. but her
uncle il said 10 have in his possession let
ters from Armi>tead Ia his niece which
iNe- the guilt upon him. The otien>e in
this state is punishable by confinement
in the penitentiary. Armistead i, a men,
ber OF the City Council of this city. having
been elected from a Republican ward
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THE TURF.
Results and Entries Tor the Races al LIN
den PARK, New Jersey.


The following are the results Of yrsief-
days racing a
First race ihrep-Qiartcr- OF mile swift
first. Mcriden -e,oud L.slmonl th.fi. iiine
l:lSst.
second rac,. one mile Little Much
first. stockton second. ilypocritc third Time
l;Ei4.
Third race. one and one-sixleenih Of a
mile. selling l;u--el, first. TaNisi"n sec
oud. Vivid third. Time 1919.
Fourth race. one and Oue-uarier miles
I.aginia Belle. I; IIypocrii. :; Hyperion d.
Time Z.iJti.
Finn race. one and onc-cighih mile
CLAY stockton. D.; Macbeth H.. p; Burnside
g.. Time. -.u
sixth race. n,e-eighih, OF mile. selling
Freedom. T.: sam M0r-e. ,. Fred H.. =. liiir.
l:Op.
ExFRlF. FoR LiNpKN PARK MONDAY.
First race. hyc-eishih- of a mile -icnrl
~of. N: liaWkc~iOne. 80: l,c-EchO ~; 10.
,ariim. ~: bradford. 70; Blue Rock ~:
o0ld-frram. ~: Io,Iqucua Ouilt) V'
.oi,l service. 80: lipstah. III; Village
Maid. lll.
second race one aud onc-cigiih of mile
-Niifred. lUl: ituntrc--. 10; fhiaNaY'
30: /cphyri. 100; Tristan. 40; lieidi! 'i'
Jennie Mcfarland. ll1.
Third race one mile-Nisid. -; Butu
side. -: Clay stockton. lVi, herld'n, l1'
Manola. lDn. II. John. ~: Kern. lu,.
Fourth race. 0ne and oue-.i Ntecnih mile
~fockion. isi: Vivid. ln,: Kern. %; n
Reed. al: Macbeth. NJ; Little Mln"h, 70
Ca-fawdy. lW.
Finh race. one mile. selling NiciriN. loi
Jennie Mcfarland. 1858; Nardce luj: Lone
w. l03. Bin Barnes, lU'; /ephyui-, ~
Oar.man. lU1; Rupert, lD2; ilarburg. -
Glendale. Jos.
sixth race. ihrce.fOurih- Of a mile. -eilin:
-O/nne. %: Veronica, l0l: -dm Morse, lW'
sir william 100. Hop. lilly. 10: Rosette
40: Mamie g.. lO1; Acquitlai. colt, 10.
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Anti-Mahone state Ticket.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, October ii. The In-
dependent Republicans have nominated AN
anti-Mahone state ticket a. follows: Coy.
ernor. John +. Lewis, Of Rockingham,
Iieutenani-Gose osernor, Park Agnew. of Alex.
andria; Attorney General, 4. \. iIeruans
# Montgomery.
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THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Giants One Ahead q

The Giants One Ahead OF the Cranks.
NEW YORK. October aG.-1he following
is the score of the champion game yes
terday:
Brooklyn-. o q q Z . o =
New lOrks. u q u q N-il
Il ,-e -Brcoklyn-. .: New iorks. H..
Errors -Brooklyn-. 3; New Iork>, 1. Bat
terir- -Ioyest and I'ushong: Crane and
Ewing. umpircs- Lynch and Gaiiney.
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WE have aspeedyand positive cure for Ia
tarfh. piphthersa. Cauker Mouth and Head
ache In sHfLOH'S car ARRH REMEDY. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use u
If Won desire health and sweet breath. Price,
10 cents. sold by Bodeker brothers and
u. ii. shields & Co, corner OF Fifh and Mar
,haii streets.
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NoNE rEorLE 80 Nou AN.

900 lAtH KENNY SAYS you can put
.....e- 900 n's MAGIC CLOTHES LINE WIN
iiYil0, Pms. e. VIII last 10 10 -
l'fr. lrv 10 lni do away with The trouble
f. Nu0N nee uf Clothes Pins. Ordcfs sent
attended o.. RICHARD ktNNtN
'. lt"uf. 2 north Smith street. RICH
.fN. VA. twenty thousand 81 these Cloth -
'..I. NNW in usH 300 ful. vicinity.
"''fNl~ WA \IlD for Prince George. Din
Chesterfield and ll,nfiC0 counties
'.. i'. NuuuI cils.
i'fN' iu dollars can he ma lc pr d0y
-t'.l l..r llue sent hF mail for 5Oc. oc21-
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The following named men were natural.
zed in the Hustiug, Court yesterday
Charles Maurice. Of Germany; John D.
King. Of Canada: Thomas Percy Trey Neit
of England Godfrey \. ha-s, OF 1ermanN
Sebastian Heinrich Matzung, of Prussia
and .Ien. Nielsen. Of Denmark.
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SEE that YOU do Tot let that slight cough
am an hnt take al once bottle of that
cid. fashioned remedy, pr. pavid's e"usi,
syrup Of pure pins ,sr. horeh""nd' ana
Wild cherr, adv.
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ANCIENT ATHENS
IN A BRILLIANT BLAZE OF MOD.
eRN GLORY.
"'"d t'rne~~s sVeatonic Greetings 10 the
'H"csss sophia, of Germany. and ths
Crown Prince of Gree..-oAM.s in,.r-
esting Events, i~reisn and Domestic.

Crown Prince Of Gre.c.-o,N,r Inter.
esting Events f~reisn and Domestic.
NfnrNs. 6EFEcK, October 26.-Atb.ns
- ~ blaze Of glory this evening. and
everything ~ in readiness. Tor the mcs' i'm.
ppftdnt event that has ehgfosscd tho atten-
lIon of the people u The Greek capital for
many wears. 'tc Marriage Of the Princess
~oina, ~ "ermany. 20 the rrowr Prince Of
"'cr'c tomorrow. The s''reis are crowded
Win people IN holiday attire. and eycry-
Where nae; bc seen the Greek and German
'"lri- intertNlncd or separate, inviting a-d
not in vain the enthusiastic cheers of the
multitude
The future Crown Princess of Greece has
attained deyrNv 81 popularity in Athens
Nhlch must Nc ~ flaticring io her ~ ii is
e'atifNing 10 her prospective husband and
'his circumstance il in "A great measure due
10 the iact that the Young lady il an accom-
piished Greek scholar, end coRVersss in
that language almost a. hucntly as she
does in her native tongue,
COMPROMISE Win THr JEWISH LORD
MAYOR Df LONDON.
IoNpON, October 26.-The London Court
of Aldcrncu having decIined 60 aceede So
me request Of the Lord MayO'elcci. Sir
Henry lsaacs. that out Of regard for the
10 walk or the occasion Of the coming Lord
Mayor procession. which this year falls ON
q saturday. the Jewish sabbath. a cOupro-
Mise has been finally reached.
oif Henry will ride i'm the state carriage
~ ha, been the custom from time i'm
memorial. but on reaching the Jewish pOr-
tiOn of the city. he will alght and walk
through li0tndsdiich. and the mincries out
~ regard for the convictions Of the dwcller-
mere on the subject OF riding on the sab
bath.
lie viii then enter the state carriage. and
The procession will proceed in the above
manner.
CABLE MOTIFS.
BERLIN, october 2G. News has been re-
criNcd here that the German Empress, who
was ON her way 10 Athens with the En-
pcror to attend the Princess >0phie's wed.
ding. has been taken i'll.
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Myrtle PEEK RUNNING C0MBl-
NATION,
AND
BALLOON ASCENSION AND PARA
CHUTE JUMP

By PROFESSOR j. NJ. JENKINS.
each day. All races willb ttotted according
t0 the rules Of a e. National Association. Zach
race VIII Soc trotteh and run ON its merits.
We'll known gentlemen of Richmond Will
act as iudaes I'm All the raccs. Officers will bs
on duty 10 see mat perfect order IL kept.
Races called cach day promptly atI T. NJ
on account Of the long programme.
Admission 80 cents children. 20 cents.
Horse ears will run to SIDE Of trncs. and 'hs
sidc enfe Will be open for the public. Wagons
VIII iun from electric ears ON Broad suset
direct to park.
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] OR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 1850
PREDICTED TiMr JsTANDARpl or
HIGH TIDE At
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roR SALE.
4 SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
a OR
lA lN'HANGE For CITY PROPERTY.

WALNUT GROVE. sitaatcd in the upper
portion nf ~pot~A lNauia county, contalrs 2Se
H.f't~llu cleared; hllnuce In original
t.'hl| WrII Wateici. The best wood house
. i.'' NHiN. containing eisut rooms. with
..-H|i IHfrnfs. cOFercl with Tin. Beauti-
tl.. fr.r-. IFrfs clubhouse that could
'. ..-.r0I 600 first class farm Two hum
n lifF thousand pounds Of hay was
'. 'u iI. ffm this su nmc. and is now
'..N- Ntl uu tlc place. church auh post
.'.' NII..N 0N' mIle. ana ciist and saw
|.I Within II.I u mile. Tie icfurlA FUR
..r NfIu. Nfflf Chesapeake md OhiO
'H''NI' INl IIr fredericksburg and Orange
'NHUsH LHilfOI1 roth seven 10 miles
'N .r Comm. luf llttufi Information. call
"lifsss pR g.. SMITH
i,i Broad street Richmond. Va.
EQR SALE.-A REMINGTON TYPE.
NNllii. SO. %. with desk. cheap. in
''.t-. t1ni NNn. Hs good as new. Adj
.t' i. ~. d.. lnA a. I. city. oc 2I-3t"
I.'OH SALE COMPLETE FIXTURES
NI hAthIls-- Hop. now occupied hy
WILLIAM d. Bancroft. i2ol west Main street.
t.N .fr. IrH. only usrl one Ncur. \ bar
.'. -aNN 'ni rent. Apply % Al oiAlDf.
f'.i st,i, street, ciy oc 2s-lt'
EOR SALE-ONE WATER MOTOR
Cheap. sold iof want Of use. App ls
lIHf- o.hce. au3O-if
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Ar cnl-N1Y ootKTHoN,F

Franz Bader 10 Elizabeth Bushell, ~ feet
on north side Graham street. between trin
and Gillian. $3.50; susan fus-ell To John n.
RUSSELL. ~ acres in lIenricO county, $40.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

CHICAGO. Oct, her :,i.-fhe trial of the
alleged mur'e 'ertrs of Dr. tronin was NJ
sumed to-day. No testimony Of Importance
was aiiuced.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

900 BOOKS AT A SONG.

Best works Of tie best auth )rs-yz: fcotf.
Irving Cooper. Dickens. Tnackcray, Buiwer
Eliot. the poets. ana other standard works.
STANDARD BOOKS. NICELY BOUND.
AT 25c.
oc25-it RANDOLPH A ENGL 'eH.
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CPOTT & SPOTT.

MANUFACrURfSu JEwkLE3s.
We can save yoa frem ten 10 twenty-five
per cent. On Watches. Dlamo1ds. Jeweivy.
sIlyerwa:e. spectac'es. kye.Glsx %, Ope-a-
Glasses. sc.
Watch and Diamond q 1sseonstanily 1osns-
Ing.
Highest cash prices for oil Cold and silver
cells sii EAST BROAD sTREIr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

CHAMPAGNE. LII. October 9.--ln the
Circuit Court yesterday John Ducrre was
tried under an Indictment for incest, found
guilty, and sentenced 10 twelve years In the
penitentiary.
TIE Dunlop" Patent Flour Is again
on the market and better than ever be-
fore. Phone 27S-adv