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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-13
THE RACES,
me Eesufrs at Jerome Park Entries
for 30 day.

The following are the results Of the
races at Jerome Park yesterday, as
received at the Richmond Turf TX
change. .,
ROY nrsf. Carnol second. 80 SO third. Time,
second race. one and one sixteenth Of q
mile AuricOma first. Lady Pul-licr second.
fine. 1867. 40 third morse.
MID race. one ana Three ciShihs OF
mil--"W esichester stakes charlie llrfuN
nrst, 10 Logos second, Firenzo mud. lime,
rourth race. five and one half furougs-
Turmentor hfst. frsilty second, baeatrle
tifih race. one mie-~wir first. lnvcr-
wick second. ~. Valentino third. lime,
if7'a.
SIKH race. tnrcc-1uariers Of ml,t- Aiah
hrst, Guarantee second, Crusader third.
Time. l:l3ia.
seventh race, thrcc-uunr'ets II e mile -
Bfaidt ~ flrsi. Iill LcIcher second. Garrison
ihird. lime. 1854.
Inc entries for to-day 90 Jer me Park are:
First race. "NaXimum Stakes. three quar-
foIs Ola milc-MHNimus, ili, Mucin2rs ilff
i'fince Howard. 10. IiAlnlln. 10. civil scr
vice. IL; Starlight, 100.
second race, one and onc-cighih miles
FrntfOh. ff6. The Bourbon, i6, thcmi'e,
81: J. A. r., lO2; Bohemian, lO5; k'cci1nd,
Third ace. "Belmont stakes ore and g
half miles -Diabio. 125: Iephyfu-, IFS
tuVcrdaie t0it. lis; Ere, us.
Fourth race, fourteen hundred yards
Brown Charlie. rs; Bohemian, TO-; SAILS
bury. 100: Flizjames, lO7: Ben Harrison,
IOi: Volunteer, ll2; SOncy Ass, 81; frodi-
gal. iio.
FUN race, ono and onc-sixtcenih miles
Malachi, 100; J. j. OR. l22. bohemian, J 10,
Falcon. Is; Corintn. 80; Kern. 80; feneion,
ll6 Ben Harrison. lU4.
SIKH race. one mile. stliinc-Ponilco, no.
Guarautce. no. Village Maid. -. Hot scotch,
81; Umpire, 10, J. J. OBI, 10; flfst Al
tempt. If5. Nnia. lbs; Ten hrnecL. jr.. los,
satisfaction, los; Bob Furcy. 81; Anomaly,
lOx; MNnwOOd, -.
seventh race, one mile--J A. Il loli RUS
tier. los; fIfst Attempt, los. -. Val milne,
100: unity, 80; 4. odigal, 4 40
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ncKep,,.,s visit Richmond

The visit Of this world-renowncd
chess player to this city excited great
interest. The exhibition Of his mar
yelous powers in game requiring
such concentration Of thought VAS very
impressive. The record made by our
amateurs. some Of them gentlemen Of
the highest culture, was decidedly
gratifying.
Perhaps the most interesting game
PLAYED by Mr. Mckenzie was tnat with
Miss Winston, the report Of which is
herewith given.
This accomplished lady was specially
invited by the gentlemen composing
the Chess Club 70 be present and 10 take
part in the contest. 1t added no little
20 the pleasure of the gathering at the
Young Men : Christian Association lee
ture room. This game was the longest
Of the fourteen played. The report up
to the forty-foufth move Is given.
Those occurring after that were not Inn
portaut. AS they were mere efforts on
the part of the great PLAYER TO elect a
draw AT the fifty move his
position was seen to be utterly hopeless
aud he resigned. Miss Winston 5 sue
cess elected cordial applause.
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The following were The arrivals yes
terlay NJ bee different hotels.
EXCHANGE AND EALLARp.-R Iberl D.
mond, New York. MIS-. Harrison. Viz
einia: A. NJ. WoOdfin. Southern En-
piess Company; T. ID. Christian and
wife, New York, R. B. Goddard.
Springfield. Mas, II. W. Bates. Bris-
t0. Tenn: G.. L. Guiilemard. W. X. W..
Long Phillips. Amelia G.. IL. Va; q.
+. Holmes. Dail4s. Texa-; L VI. Cooley.
G.. II. Cooley. Michigan: x. K. N0bliu.
South Boston. Va. d.. G.. 81. lIdy,r-
land G.. A. Seward. New York; j. s. \.
Herring Baltimore: HI. b. Nicholas,
Virginia. y. II. Alexander, S.auutOn,
Va.
AMERlcAN.-Cai'ain Baldwin, Lon
don. England lvanh0e Sclattr. Rich
m0nd. Va: Colonel =. II. Murray,
Kamkuscha T. +. Turner Backing
ham Co.. Va. T. G.. Emit. Pin ladel-
phia. Pa. r. o. Benton aud daughter,
Nurth Carolina J. Y. Fleming. W.
GINA j. Lewis and lady. Oxf0Id. y.
c.: Jas. j. Mac!lenry. Scranton. Pa;
ID. Lewis. oxford, y. c.: j. II. Pnei-
psus. Ada. W. Va: O.. ". Galloway.
RlcbmOnd G.. II. Bishop. New York /.
Thomas Nicholson and child. Chicago,
H.: J. T. BaIbam. J.. G.. Lyman.
Smilhheld. y. G. ". o. Whitehurst.
Wilson. \. C.: l.. ) Jackson, Virginia:
r. A. Branch. Richmond MT. Lewis
Sc0ttsville: j. ID. Bradshaw, Burke
willie. Va.
FOm II. RIumenthai. Pittsburg,
Nat p. Lane. New York; Joseph X
Wmte. VI. I. Jordan. city: j. T.. Iiar
risen. baltimore: JareO VI. Is. Reir.
Now York. W. &. Humphreys, Mlss
Minua Humphreys. julia Cade. Mrs.
Hackelton. Greenville. ). c.: Henry
Hecht. V. VI. Bfouudeck. Baltimore.
Nd: y. W. Tuuary. Cambei land. Md:
G.. G.. Newton and wife. ". L Lumbley
and wife. Durham. Y. c.: Mis-, Mary
Mcclure. l.. c. Bali0ck and daughter.
Oxford. y. c.: T.. A. Long. Robert
Wnilacre, Robert SpilmIn. Harrison
burg. Va. George y. Jones. New York.
5. Fleischer. Baltimore. ". ". Matthias,
Philadelphia. G.. l.. Christian. Louis
vile: S. ). Show. New l0lk. ". =.
Gillian. Farmyil.e, Va.
MURPHY $ IS. !. Nimbi-h. Danville,
Va. r.. A. Heinz. Bsllimore. Md l..
h. Magrudcr. Baltimore. Nd Captain
Robert G.. Lee, Virginia. Chas. b. VII
kins. New York: John Preas. Buffalo.
New York; r. Samuel Caroline county,
Va: 4. -. Sutton. Caroline county.
Va: r. j.. Mas>ie. South Bottom,
Va: Mark Appel and wife. Phiia-
delphia, Pa: j. \. Brawner, Baltimore,
Sid; II. b. Forrest. Portsmouth, Va:
II. NJ. Hamilton, Boston, Mass.
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The following deeds Of bargain aud
sale were recorded yesterday IN the
.Chancery Court
Thomas French and wife TO w. j.
B0wles. twenty-tour and half feet on
south side Nenable between Twenty
Second and Je.samine. improyed, 81,
$50.
NJ G Smith aud S. Ellis TO Virginia
ID. llarwOoJ, Two thirds interest in
twenty feet on east side Eighth near
LcIgh, 1888 30.
Virginia ID. HarwoOd and others 90
John Bowers, nineteen and half fee.
on east side Eighth near Leigh. Ss92 ID.
The following were recorded IN Hen
rico:
Philip Comry's trustee TO Charles l..
Charters. thirty feet on Twenty-Sscond
betv cen Z and ., $50.
X. f.. Lee Camp. No. !. Confederate
Veterans To Henry 5. Huizler, one hun
bred and thirteen feet on north side
Hanover between Boulevard and Mul.
berry, S2.054.
Thomas JOhnston's widow and heirs
to Lewis Ginter, eighteen and iifty-two
one hundredth acres on esst side Rich
mopd. Fredericksburg aud Potomac
railroad. about three miles north of
Richmond, 20, 500.
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GrInln 81. Da.enp1rl.


RIcHNCsD, VA. June II. 1889.
At a meeting OF the Board OF Direct
Ofs OF this bank held this day. COM
mittee was apTninted o. prepare resOlu-
lions expressive Of the esteem in winch
the Board held their late associate.
GRIFFIN b. DAVENPORT. The following
was adopted:
Whereas. ia the deportation of an
ever wise Providence. It becomes our
mOufnful duty 20 record the death Of
one of our number, while sc humbly
geld obedience 10 The divine SUMMONS.
we feel that in tine iO-s OF Mr.. Ddven-
tort one Of the oldest members of the
B0ard-lhere has been removed from o
sphere of usefulness. IA avery circle.
one whose modest ana urilinching
character has ondeared him 10 ms
friends and associates; aud this Board
especially viii miss his useful counsel
aud advice, and by these resolutions
desire to testify the high esteem III
which he was always held.
Rcs0lred. That this action be record
ed ia the minutes Of the Board. aud a
copy he forwarded 10 the family of the
deceased with expressions OF cur sym.
palhies IN their great bereavement. and
that a copy be furnished our daily pa
per- for publication.
I5IGNEDl C.. w. ALLEN.
RICHARD J.. BROWN.
joins 3. PURCELL,
Committee.
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fond. and snnkcs.

Toads in the presence Of snakes usu-
ally remain perfectly still, in this Is
their only safety. for did they make
the least movement they would i'm
mcdiatcly bccaught | have known a
hungry snake lie ln waiting over an
hour for a frog TO move. and even
push with the nose to stir him zap.
TIN, has been called snake charm.
ing. and indeed it looks like IL, bat
the toad is the charmer, the snake the
charmce.
remember one day l dropped q
toad I'M the midst Of pit of snakes
had in my back yard lie at once DE.
came perfectly still, though surround
cd by more than a dozen hungry
snakes. There was circle of fierce
heads and glaring eyes around him.
but he would not move. The circle
narrowed, until the protrudmg tongues
almost touched him. get he vas im-
movable. Just then / was called away
for over half am hour, but 0n return
ing found the toad, in grave dignity
still holding the fort by mOstmasicrly
inactivity
The senses Of seeing hearing and
smelling are very defective IN sartors;
they can see bat few yards no most
and even at short distances of but %
few inches they arc often at fault.
4 snake was seen pursuing a frog ln
saw mill yard. The aWdust and
open space were greatly in favor OF
the snake and against the frog. The
frog made long jumps and tho snake
made a direct line to the spot where hc
alightod. but before reaching 10 the
frog had again jumped in another dl-
rcclion. and SD the hunt went on for
about half a minute; the snake quito
unable TO trace the frog in hls aerial
progress, was directed only by tho dis
turbance made in alightiug.
At last the frog. more By accident
than design, 0lightcd on the flat SUR
face Of q rough board. which stood
leaning against a pile Of lumber at an
angle of about so dogs, and sat per
fectly still. about ten inches from the
ground. The snake was quito puzzled +,
he looked, listened. smiled and pokod
about for several minutes, passing close
tOthe end of the board several times but
the hunt was an utter failure. and he
SUNK away toward the brushwoOd, q
very mad and disguised specimen. -
Forest and Stream.
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In this court yesterday two suiti
were Instituted.
City Bank OF Richmond against a. Il
Hancock. Action of d' b. for S9O2.
John Kern. Jr.. & Co. against VII.
liam Nser, action OF assumpsit. Dam
ages $500.
The following il lgmeuts were is
sued:
John X. Waldman against w. NJ.
Cole and w. A o. Cole. Judgment
asainst W. NJ. Cole FOR l0j. subject TO
a credit OF Sij.lJ.
Judgment agairs. W \. 0. Cole for
SlGt.
The following were appointed trus-
tees of the Sir Nose, Moatefiore congre-
cation: Moses Suigel, Solomon Joel.
Moses Blown, Solomon WeirsteiR, NJ.
Harrison. NJ. B3skcr ard 5 Stern.
The Commonwealth of Virginia
against John Hoey president of Adams
Express Company motion against Il EN-
for not deposiiing 100000 for dong
business in the State. dismissed.
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POLICE COURT.
Norman raulI.., = u,nerous Kohbe,le..


The only case Of consequence ia the
Police Court yesterday was that of Nor
mau FAuiks. "a culorcd man, who
seemed 90 have made a. hi. business 10
rob the marbst-meu from the country
while they were asleep in their wagons.
OF asleep in luo OF ine many lodging
houses near ny.
Policeman D. W. Williams. while pa
trolling b., blat. saw a mau $ body half
way inside % wagon az d his hand inside
TIN pocket Of tine owner of the wagon.
Policeman Williams took charge OF the
thief aud lodged hlm Do tho Second Po-
lice station. When searched, on ms
person was found a pocket book CON
tanning eighty cents which was ldenu-
fled by ihe countfymaH from Whose
pocket the pocket-hock and the cash
therein con,ai0ed was stolen.
To steal from The person. whether in
the day tmc o. ui-ht time, IS felony
aud peuiieutiary offence.
The court sent tire accused on to the
grand jury
Norman Fduiks had done right much
stealing before hc got caught by P)-
hceman Williams. tie had taken a box
of chickens from Reuben Nmberlake.
lie sold the chickens TO a hOtei-k"epyr.
a. the policeman learned. There was
no denial OF the theft. For the ,fiense
the accused was found guilty OF petty
larceny aud given SIX months IN ] II.
But this was Io, all. Mr.. T. a. Ad-
lins. q cOuutrymap, was robbed OF a
basket OF eggs. IL was discovered that
a 81.
HO.,l by Flulks. For this cilense
faulks was given siN months M jail.
making twelve ia all.
Norman faulks Wasalso charged with
stealing "a napkin from A. j.. Ford.
Thu case was dismissed.
On She might Of April 22l. Scott King
ana William Jeilei son. TWO cOlOred
pri.0ucie ln the jail, whose time WAS
engaged in cooking for the other PMS
oIege. .ook advantage OF surrounding
circumstance. aud. Climbing the wall.
let themselves down.tO the pavement
aud skipped. Subsequently, Scott King
was arrested oa Market street Nes,ef-
DAY Police Justice Crutchheld sent
hIm on to the grand jury fof escaping
from Jlii.
~. JDuHrIH lN'iNftNI was HffdfHhtd
on TIE charge Il aiding and abslIing
Scott Kiug and William Jefferson 10
escapiuS from Jnl. Tuis case was die
messed.
Eddie Ellison lcolored) was charged
with irc,passiug on the premises Of Ro-
bert WOilham and acting disoIderly.
lie Wa, hnei % Jni costs
Victoria Evans. Sarah Evans, Mary
Scott. and sally Sc1it enjoyed them
selves ~ having a free light in the
street. The. iiue. 80 ard costs. was
divided cqualiy between The four.
They dld nCt have tho cash, aud IN
eonsequeu,e vent 10 jail.
John Mshoney wos fined $40 aud
costs iof beng disofderly ia the pubic |
street.
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they Have sold Him.

The Board OF Fire Commissioners
made an unfortunate horse trade some
time since. and secured horse that was
good IN appearance aud bad IN beha
vior. lie was stubborn. aud would
balk at the start, and WAS beyond the
power If being punished enough to
make him work well. The Board t-ied
faithfully, found they had made a bad
bargain. aud at last sold him for less
money than they paid.
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GRINNELb. Iowa, June - Fire
started at 1888 to-day in Treat & Go. :
eseyator. on the town side of the Rock
Island track. situated in the southwest
part of the town. The fire department
was slow in getting in action. Help
was summoned from other points
but il was two hours in getting here,
and vas entirely too late to render as
sis.auce. Forty-One business-houses
were burned, comprising nearly all the
business portion OF the city. The losses
so far are SlG0 900, and the insurance
-1j 900.
Grinueli was devastated by cyclone
seven years ago-about seventy five
houses blown down aud forty people
killed.
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The north bound $3.50 o'clock tram
over the Atlantic Coast line wa, de-
layed last night on the Manchester side
Of the river for several hours on account
of the deiailmcnt of two freight Ca :
neal the Manchester depot, aud not
far from CowaIdin avenue. Ass0on a,
the tIsrk was cleared the train came
through all right. The damage was
trifling.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. Edward A. Echols, Of Staunton.
is IN the city.
Mr.. Joseph Mannoni ha' been made
business manager Of the Augusta White
Sulphur Springs.
Two new brick tenement houses are
being put up on Tenth street, between
Marshall and Clay.
Mr.. William Suellings has decided 10
institute system at his SWilchback and
Re-eryoir park that will insure complete
order aud pleasure to guests.
Mr. Robert |. Mcdowell has returned
to the city with ms health much i'm
proved.
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Wnntstt ntAsoIved

Yesterday Judge f. X. Fitzhugh
heard motion made by counsel OF the
Cable Telegraph and Postal Company
TO dissolve the injunction gtautod By
Judge Barton, OF the Tenth judicial
district. IN the case OF the Norfolk and
Western Railroad rs The Cable Tele-
grarh and Postal Company. A motion
was made by counsel for the Norfolk
aud Western railroad 90 postpone the
hearing OF the case until the DIST. and
an order was entered 10 this effect.
Judge FtxhuSh will hear the case on
the day named.
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For ,hr,e month, Lewis Brown, the
cOloroa man Who dispensed tho liquors
at the lipgel Club. was sought for by
Deputy Sergeant Macon. Tuesday night
Blown. who had been absent from his
place of business FOR some lergth OF
Time. wa. "a hls post. The Sergeant
found him aud summOne him toc0uTt.
The next daa--s oa % dad not appear
Deputy sergeant Macon WAS given an
attachment for The arrest 81 Brown.
lie went To klubsr's bar-room and
saw Brown agam. lie took HIM ~
charge. landed lim IN the station.
house, aud this morning lodged him N
Jail.
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Attt.t.t. l,,.l. ,.ii. tIe c..ls IN
tho III nlatya.y tlo sailor oe,. Dis
Jirror TL. or,..,.,.,,ort. ,r,.. much tho
.,nr aton t,c tr.i,irr -l.p. The mess
roycr ovcoel. t,oniv and +. I'm charroof
a r.ttv officer vein, Il. r.-.non.ili. for Inc
nr.s frars There IN. t,o cooks. One In
c,cb v.tcb and M. bows are divided
anon, tio ,.,a..... and ,al, al. d.. n,o.fof
n,. cla,nin, ami r.ii.hiur. It being the
watch ll.w's lG,. to Keep thmcs
STRAIGHT. lttu.iai.c The liiaotaur on a
boiled beef day. Ilse galley IS % ma-icr-
r.er. At c.uaactrc-. in which eyer,
iach 81 heating pace IS utilized. ca
one side lhe cock, arc ..andn. IOr thcir
mosf which is picked out Of 70 conucr
with a huge thra, pronecd fosk and
tcl,od of Ig the steward us it is dropped
...+..+l..,.... o., .i..,,,,.,..,... ,...if,..
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A liecenIlan.

Last night Mrs. Gill gave a reception
to Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Cunningham
a. the Male Orphan Asylum. There
were present nearly all Of the members
of the family resident in the city. Mr..
Manly b. Ramos. Nc. Sullivan. and Mr.
Mcdenry were among the guests pres
ent. and ass sted in the beautiful music
rendered. The supper was superb.
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TROUBLESOME NA,DnsUas.

0. could there ia t1is world De foun1
Some liiie spot of happy ground
Where village pleasures might go round
Without TIE s.llego taitlns.
Hos douliy blest thar spot Noald he,
Where al might dwell 20 liberty
Ircc fr0m tAe bitter misery
Ofgossigs endi ss rmtlAng
Il such q spot were really known,
S1ir pcecs might claim 10 as her own,
And IN So she might lx her throne
Forever and forever.
There Ike @ queen % reign and live,
Whi'e every one woall soon forgive
The lrtie Sights they might receive,
AMI be offended never
IT'S misr~ makers that remove
Tar from oar hearts tie warmth u love
AMI had as go 90 dnapQroye
Wait gives ano.Aer pleasure
They ecm 10 take one part but When
They've heard orr cares. unkindly thea
They soon retail them all again.
,i2si with their poisonous measure.
And t.el Trey see such q cunning way
Cltel.ing ill meant tales. they say:
"Dol mention what I've said. pray;
IvuuM noi tel another"
Straight 20 your neighbours house they go
Naratlng everything they know.
Arl trea. the peace az high and low,
Nifs, husband, friend and brother
@. that the mischief making crew
Ncfo ~ reduced 20 one or two.
And taey were painted red or blue.
That every one might know them,
Iaca woul oar villagers forget
To race and quarrel. hlmo and fret,
Or iall into ga angry pet
Wan things 20 much below them.
To- Us sal. degrading part ~
To make Gnothcrs bosom smart, ti
Ari plant dagger IN some heart .r
We ought % love and cherish. ~
Then let us eycrMogo be found
In harmony With all around,
While friendship Joy ana peace abound,
and angry feelings perish. ~ =
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.raveIn at wilkesbnric.

WuKEsBARRE. Pa. June - "A dis
astrous cave in of the mines under the
city has occurred. About nine acres of
the main part of the city has sunk 60
the depth Of several feet. At II o clock
tonight the cracks could be traced for
500 feet along Main street, and II Is
feared that great damage viii be- done.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-13

Last night at 10 clock Officers T. C.
wilkinson and T. j. Wren arrested
James Hubaud. a young white man.
charged with stealing umbrellas from
the hall Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Huhanl figured in the
courts some time ago for forging or
ders on drug .lOIes.
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Yours truly.


Judge George V. Melzel, Of Balti-
more Nd. rs IN the city. lie Is the
founder of the Improved Order Hep
tasophs He is here for the purpose Of
forming conclave IN this city. The
supreme conclave of the order was
held IA this city last April at the tx.
change Hotel.
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Tobacco, Iobaccoi Iobaec,i

Yarbroggh : Mild Barley Is meeting
with great favor, and IS PARTICULARLY
satisfactory 80 that class al consumers
~ho want a mild. pleasant chew. II
YOU have not tried IL. do 80. | can be
found III any Of the leading stores.
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High school.

The closing exercises Of the Rich
mond High School Will take place to-
night at the Mozart Academy.
Hon. Charles T. O Ferrall will be
the orator Of the evening and the d.
plomss will he presented by His Honor
May or j. Taylor E!lysoD.
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Mr.. Robert Turnbuil, the sheriff OF
Brunswick county, was at the Au.
ditor's Office yesterday. The sheriff
atty If that county seems io run IN
the Turnbuil family. For three quar-
ters of Z century some member u II
has tcen sheriff Of the county.
The Governor appointed the follow
inv notaries public Yesterday
J. l. Appelson of Richmond, A. J.
Richardson OF Fluvauna, and J. w.
Luke OF Clarke county. He also ap.
pointed Albert L. Peterson commits
sioner for deeds for Virginia in the
State OF Pennsy lvania.
John Coils. a colored man convicted
Of malicious assault in the county If
Gloucester. was registered at the Capt.
tol and taken 10 the peuilcntiary yes
to-day for two years and SIX months.
Mr.. j. NJ. Shackleford, of Gloucester,
was at the Capitol yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-13

The very best liniment to apply and
rub viii is The Dixie Nerve ana Bone
Liniment. Price 25cents eyery~ here.
Don't use any other, and 50 waste time
and money.
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Gomez. Join our watch and dia-
mond clubs. soc. and 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. sPOrT & SPOrT.
Oil Eas, Broad street.
0u.tltn-lm
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competition Chopped nou a.

Mr.. Henry Cohen, the clothier, deiias
compe titiOn, and Is on The war path
with ban gains. He means business. ana
a chance for bargains 10 the cloIhing
line can be had at the Marble Hall,
Fourteenth and Main streets. Prompt
and polite attention always.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-13

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

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half is uIt paid nN int iDIn Iu,is ni use
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% collect tuc same H> lhC llW rilclr.
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property are assessed, ANA VIII lttft' '"'
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ner az taxts. and nl t.V same umH
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tie t1ty Council
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-13

Shen Baby was sick. we gave her Castora.
Nhen she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she chung to castorls.
When she had Children. she gave them CaotorlA