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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24
BELT LINE DAMAGES.
cases Settled Yesterday and cases TO
be .etlIed IseteafIcr.

he settled Hereafter.
Yesterday was the day set Tor hear
ing argument in the exceptions by the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad 10 the amount aw arded
Clara Ii. Nicholson and others bv the
commissioners. for land damages
caused by the Belt Line R8ilroad run
ming through their lands. The amount
awarded was - ,O05. Judge Redd. Of
Hanover county. was ext ,ected To sit.
Judge Redo aid not ar rive. nor was
there any occasion for his presence.
The railroad company Withdrew their
exceptions. ard. as the property
had before accepted the award, the
matter was settled privately between
the parties interested.
To-day, the award of the commission
ers, giving 81 $50 to j. Buchanan for
damages by reason of this belt line run
ming through his lands. will be heard.
To this award both the railroad and the
property owner excepted. Messrs. Sands
aud Bryan represent Mr Buchanan.
Tomorrow the case of DR.. K. \. Pat
terson will come up. He was awarded
by the same commissioners damages
amounting to So. G66. DIR. Patterson
claims that his property will be dam
aged at least $40, GOO 10y this belt line
RAINING through 1t. The railroad COM
pany claims that the amount awarded
Is entirely too much. Messrs Courtney
ana Patterson represent DR.. Patterson.
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The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday at the
ChmCcry Court:
Mamie H. Carpenters trustee and
others 90 G. r. Tabb. 4st feet on west side
Tenth street. between Leigh and VI. %,
100. ". i. Fariar Thomas Il. Johnston.
- feet ON north side China street. near
Baiyidere. zoo: James WJods0n s
trustee 10 Payion W. Hutchirls. 30 feet
on north side Nicholson street. near
Rockets. $500
The following were recorded in
fleurico: Samuel II. puliiam 10 James
Ca-kie. ! interest IN 100 1-l2 feet on
Kens.ngtOu street. Southwest corner
Cedar; l29a feet op Robinson street
northeast corner IVY: 120 Z - feet or
Ken-ington s;.ert. southeast corner
Robinson. ara 100 7-l2 feet on Cedar
street. ror.hwest corner lvg, sCo1 30;
Lewis luiOr's trustee to Christian *.
kuyk. Q acres ON Stage road. SLIGO.
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MANCHESTER.
HappontBgs or Imterest Across The
RfVeP.

The election passed of quietly in
Manchester yesterday. and not a full
vote was polIed. In the third ward
Philip Browder (Repub lican). was
elected to the City Council by sixty
four majority, over George W. Holt
lDemocrat). j. w. Bronaugh and w.
ID. Lithgow had no opposition for treas
urer and high constable respectively.
nor was there any opposition to the
Democratic nominees in the second
third and fourth yards.
The COD lest for the office OF supervisor
in.thc NJ ancbester district, Chesterfield
was very spirited. The candidates
were Daniel Bliley (DemocraD, and
Jose oh Walker tRepublican). 1t il
tho Ight that the vote will be exceed.
inl.ly close.
Mr.. Thomas Mansell, of Chester
left for New York last night. whence
he will sail Saturday for Southampton,
England. to visit relatives. He will re-
turn within a few weeks.
Miss Lucy E1diDgs. who has been
visiting in this city for some time, has
left for Fayetteville, Tenn, where she
will spend short while before going
to her home in Memphis.
Mr.. Robert l.. French, late OF this
city, but now residing in Cincinnati, is
here on a visit.
There was only one case before the
Mayors Court yesterday morning.
which was shortly disposed of.
Workmen were engaged yesterday
repairing the tracks Of the new street
railway on lower Hull street
According to the present law, all
persons hanged are reqired to be
executed privately There being
no enclosure around the Chester
field jail. the sheriff has decided
to enclose the space between the
Jail and the old building, about twenty
feet of. and erect the gallows there,
which will be used in the execution OF
Simon Walker. This point is right next
to Walkers cell, and by the time the
hammer and saw are at work building
the instrument of death the pr .soner,
who seems now unconcerned. Will
awaken to HI ) peril.
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HE FOUGHT AND BIT.
Tne Police Have "a Lanorious Time Get
TING charles Hosser 10 the STATION.

The Police Have "A Lanorious Time GET
TING charles Hosser 10 the STATION.
stOu>e.
Yesterday afternoon Charles Rosser
exploited himself on the corner of Main
and Twenty sixth streets. He was I'M
der the influence of liquor, ard threw
rocks at people passing by. and was
otherwise diSorderly. Policeman Good
man took him in charge, but found
Rosser a hard man to tackle. lie fought
and bit. Policemen Powell, Redford
and Crane came to Officer Goodman s
assistance. and a colored man named
Henry Fleming came 10 the rescue of
Rosser While the others were wrest-
ling with ROSSer. Policeman Goodman
attempted TO arres. Fleming. who ran,
with the policeman in pursuit. The
officer soon caught up with him,
and subsequently, lodged him in the
statIon-house. Ros-er had t. be par
italy dragged 10 the station. Both
parties will be before Justice Crutch-
field this morning.
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Dtutds' Installation,

Last night Monroe Grove, No. /
United Ancient Order of Druids, had a
public installation of officers at Belvi-
dere Hall. There were present full
membership. besides guests. A large
number of ladies graced the hall. After
the installation there was music. Mr..
Douglas Leftwich sang a number
of baritone solos. One of the principal
features was tho singing by chorus of
twenty-five voices, under the leader
ship of Mrs. George j. Hooper. Jr.
Mr.. z. Croker was the musical director
and Professor II. l.. Rees pianist.
After the concert there was refresh
ment and dancing, which lasted till a
late hour.
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Hotel Arrivals.
The following were the arrivals yes
Lee M tho differpnt hotels

The following were the arrivals yes
terday at the different hotels:
FORD s. Henry Draper, Memphis j.
F. Rodgers. NJ. d.. BEDFORD w. D.
Palmer, New Haven; Walter !. CLARKE
George f.. Tremley, New York; Dr.
and Mrs. Slater. Virginia; DR.. George
=. Alsop, Ashland; Julian A. Huet.
baltimore: j. w. Walsh, New YORK;
Miss NJ. FORMER, Oxford. N. c., 9. ".
Ve-kexy, Washington, ID. c.; +. NJ.
Edwards. b. X. Pecor, Cburchland,
Va: e. V. Smith, A. \. Lewis, New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Potter, Roxberg'
Arthur G.. Lewis. X. r. Cobb, Virginia;
Mr. and Mrs. Tabb, Hampton; +. Will
lubbock and wife. Now York CITY
George II. Bryant. Boston; Mr. Willer'
Cincinnati; John A. Green, John koi-
len. Vermont, u. Sabel, Louisville.
AMERICAN HoTEL.-J. w. Prathe,
Mt. Airy. N. c.; Bob Galloway, Reds
VILE. n. c.: + S. Emory. Chase City,
Va: J. A. Patton. DanviIle, Va; &. L.
Fisher. Boston. Mass. 5. Fenswimaker,
Staunton. Va; A. O. Barrett, Queens
town. Nd; +. Ricigliono, New York t;
/ N. L. NUT. Dditiboits 80 =.
Aherron. Gloucester county, Va; +. n.
Smith. Philadelphia; c. w. Sampson,
Danville, Va; Henry Hertz, New YORK :
E. Keesee. Richmond. Va; j. /. Wills
Rochester, n. Y; James X. Allen
Washington S. X. Mooers. Charles
City county, Va; James a. Baber, city;
T.. A. Hill. Aylett's. Va: j. IL. Irving.
Va; G.. w. Belts, Clincbport, VA j.
w. Swain, LyDchburg.
MURPHY 's.-Horace w. Cary. John
Ferguson, Jr., Middleton. N. Y; 5. Il.
Bates. New York: NJ. II. Hanger, Staun-
ton Va; y. j. Luddington. Connecticut
r.. A. Gaskins. Norfolk. Va; f. A. An
drews, Charlotte, N. c.; James T..
Jones, Roanoke. Va: f. g. Thomas,
Baltimore, Nd. u. C. O'Rourke. Spring
field. Mass; ]. c. Howard, city; A. j.
Wehrle. Philadelphia: Captain w. A..
Voolfolk. Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad.
ST. CHARLES &C. Newcom and wife,
Pennsylvania; James Finer. Virginia;
w. Owens, Ohio; C. Perkins, New Kent
j. L. Rahus, Virginia; NJ. w. Whltlock'
Virginia; n. j. Martin. New York: W.
L. Wilkinson. Sandy Point. Va: j. j.
Boyle. city; William c. Graves, Nor
folk; DIR. George Potts. Petersburg, va. (;
James Williams, North Carolina.
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20 rs.smabIe lady Dead.s

.rs. josephine Lyons Siauard. rehct
of Major William b S'auard, dled at
noon Yesterday al the Valentine House.
Last winter Mrs Siauard suffered from
stroke Of paralysis. She recovered
from this. and until recently enjoyed
good health Another attack VISITED
her last Friday. and was so severe that
her friends became exceedingly Anxious
AS 10 her condition. Their fears were
not without foundation. and they are
now called upon to mourn her death.
She was q daughter of the late James
/ LYONS. and her death viii be sincerely
| lnmnnlll.
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Laws PAKiY.

| AVN PARTY.
no FOR ~ENEN PINES.
MONDAY NIGHT MAY p.
There will o. a Lawn Party at seven Pines.
The pavilion. a handsome one. With fufulsh-
cd dress ing-rOOms for ladies. hHs been erect
ed. There viii boz MUSIC and DANCING.
The sirictest order on grounds and tram
Nodisorderiy or Objectionable characters
allowed. Special police.
The train leaves lWenty-s.Xih and Z
streets nj 1:ih T. NJ, returning, reaches the
city az 1878 r. ".
The electric cars p.ss the station.
CRAWFORD a O'NEiL, Lessccs.
These grounds can Dee rented for picnics
and Excursions. my25-3t
PROFESSIONAL.
--~-----~~--~-~-~-~-~- $500
JAMES LYONS, WILLIAM II. LYONS
| YONS & LYONS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS
AT Law.
No. "A Skaters Building, Richmond, Va.
We will give prompt attention 70 law bu s
less in all the State and Federal courts Of tho
lily Of Richmond and ad iaceDt connties.
"o27-aw
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The CAntata Esther .

Next Monday morning the sale OF re-
served seats for the cantata Esther, at
the Mozart Academy OF Music. will be-
gin at Manly b. Ramos and at the
Academy. No extra charge will be
made for reserved seats, and as the en-
ertainment is for an excellent purpose,
and will be one Of real pleasure to those
who attend. it will be well to secure
seats as early as practicable.
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II oIiywood Cemetery Directors TO Meet
10 Day.

Mr.. r. T. Brooke, secretary of the
Hollywood Cemetery Association,
stated yesterday that the meeting of
the new board of directors would GER
tainly be held this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. The place of meeting will not
be the secretary's Office in the rooms of
the Virginia State Insurance Company,
where the meetings are usually held.
for the reason that the rooms are en-
gagged for the evening, but will be held
in the office Of Major d. N. Walker,
No. 1914 east Main street, just below
the postotfice.
Each member of the new board was
on yesterday informed officially by the
secretary of his election.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

In thi, court yesterday Martha Men
Ger. colorcd woman who enjoys the
reputation az being The champion street
walker of Richmond. was charged with
assaulting and beating Mary Hunt.
She was fined 80 and costs. and required
10 give security IN lhe sum OF S2OO for
twelve months. which means that she
will spend twelve months IN Jail.
The other cases on The docket were CT
tIihiug character. being DRINKS and
small cases. Dismissed.
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LOCAL NOIEs.

Mr. Il. A. Brock has completed the
second volume OF his work OF the pro'
ceediugs OF the Virginia Club Of Lon
dou. l Is indeNed. annotated, and IN
the hands Of the book binder.
Workmcn have been engaged in re-
pairing part Of the roadway Of Bank
street. betw cen Eleventh aud Twelfth.
The grade has been slightly changed
aud a part of the cuTbiug reset. Tue
work was completed yesterday.
Mr.. X. r. Mcleod, a clerk in the cap
ital. viii leave the city to-day for his
home la R5ckbiidge county, having
been called there by pressing business
OF private importance.
DR.. Gregory, Of New Kent county,
remembered as the surgeon of the
Twelfth Virginia Regiment of Cavalry
during the war, was in the city yester-
day.
The residence Of Mr.. Henry Wcnz Ell,
F,fDlaud Grace streets, was sold Y es-
terday afternoon by Messrs. Frank d..
Hill q Co.. aue,ioneers, 20 Dr.. III. ii.
Levy forSll.7tO.
XOur dollars cariy Great weight MI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24
The Antics OF Horse.

Yesterday morning, about IL O'Clock
small colored boy employed at Suth-
erland's livery stables came down Main
street to Ninth. At the corner the horse
began to buck and rear on his hind legs.
The boy was as cool as cucumber on
ice. A few yards up the hill the horse
kicked through the spatter- board and
then reared so high as to fail oven
breaking one of the shafts. Policema u
Sweeney unfastened the horse and the
boy led the animal back to the stable.
to which place the buggy was subse-
quently taken. A big crowd witnesse Il
the antics Of the horse.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

Governor Fople. Of North Carolina
was in the city Yesterday.
lie came by invitation from Governor
Fiizhugn Lee. and was his guest during
the day. Governor Fowle was accom-
panied by his daughter and Miss A..
Tucker. kriswoman Daring the fore
noon tbe distinguished guest, visited
toe Capitol, amt were shown che relics
OF interest there. Afterwards they
lunChed with Governor Lee. and were
taken 70 points Of interest about the
city. Governor FOw e. returned 10
Pet srsbure i'm time f,r the musical fes
uvai. and viii ior. sc thai place for how.C
to-day.
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Messrs. Crawford and O'Neil adver.
tise in another column the first excur-
sion to Seven Pines. They are the
lessees Of the entire grounds. and will
open their handsome pavilion next
Monday night with a lawn party. The
pavilion furnishes all comfort for ladies
and children. Special police have been
appointed by authority of the county,
and nothing Of disorderly or objec-
tional character will be allowed.
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Improving the Capt,o, sSuua-

Major w. T.. Gaines, Superinten. len,
Public Ground and Buildings and leg
ister Of the Land Office. has a fore OF
hands at work repairing the walk.w ays
in the Capitol Square. This is a Int lch,
needed improvement. made more ne ,es,
sary by tho heavy, washing rains of re-
cent date, which have caused gly
washouts and rills in the walks. NJ, .joi
Games seems bent upon putting the
grounds into seemly shape.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

Mrs. wIssLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP shoud
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer AT once
il produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. and the lttle cheruu
awakes as bright as button II Is very
pleasant 20 taste. IL sOOthes the child. soitens
the gums. allays all pain, relieves wni. rogu-
lates the bo yels. and is the best knc WI rem
edy for diarrh9a, whether arising from teeth
~ or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
Dlttls
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GaxsrnarI eeIn,ifea

Governor Fitzhugh Lee has been in.
vitod by Mr. III. G. Taylor general
manager Of the Nicaraguan Construc.
ton Company. No. Al Wall street New
York city. 10 40 on the Bishop. which
accompanies the Alyena through the
narlows to the lower bay. on It's way
- NICARAGUA The Governor regrets
that, owing 10 pressing official duties
ht 10 compelled 10 decline the courte-
% extended.
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FIrc Gomuissi0ncr from Madison
Ward.

Mr. John Harw3od is the Fire Com
missioner from Madison Ward. His
term Will shortly expire, and he rs.
amongst others. candidate for rc-clec-
ton.
Tie Office furnishes nothing bu;
glory, and there H. u lively fight gong
ON Tor the nomination. which is TO be
made by the Board of Public Interests
on the lat of June and from which the
Council will have to select a Commits.
sioner The names of the various can
didates have been published before IN
tho IIMEs.
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Wonderful. But True.

Panacea Water cures stomach, bowel
kidney. and skin diseases. Pleasant
reliable. keeps for years and will cure
you at home.
John 4. Williams, oxford, \. G. Head
agency for L. 5 A., oxford, y. {. Foi
sale by GEORGE ScHoEN,
2t Richmond, IL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

The address of Mr.. William Wit
Henry delivered before the Scotch Irish
Society in Columbia, Tenn, May 9th,
has been printed in pamphlet form, ana
Is now before the public. II is replete
with sound reasoning and suggestive
sentiment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24
THE WRIT GRANTED.
Two CITY Judges and Two Judges OF the
Bupre ne Court Grant Preemptory

bupre ne court oshht ffeehP'VS
orders.
In the suit OF Nathan Rohr and others
a,ainst Fredenheimer and II. Rosen-
burg. trustee, full particulars OF
which have been published in the
TINES. the application by II. Rosen-
burg. trustee, to Judge Fauntleroy, the
resident Judge of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals, made on Wednesday for q
writ of superSededs, was yesterday de-
cided by Judge Fauntleroy. He
granted the writ yesterday after
noon. Mr. III. Rosenberg. trustee,
accompanied by Deputy Sergeant Ma
con, and a copy Of the writ of superse-
IDEAS. proceeded to the store, No. ii 3
east Broad street. which was then in
possession of the receiver, Mr.. ). l..
Bloomberg, and demanded the keys.
They were given up. Receiver Bloom
berg. who had possession for about one
day, had made great progress towards
completing an inventory Of the stock.
lie is now oIt and Mr.. II. Rosenberg IL
in. Two city judges and two judges Of
the Supreme Court of Appeals have
within a week granted pre-emptory
orders.
AS the case low stands. nothing can
be done until the appeal to the Supreme
Court Of Appeals has been passed on.
la the meanwhile the attorney for the
receiver and the creditors will doubt
less take steps to protect their interests.
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CITY Court.

The only business transacted In the
G " Circuit Court yestCdiy was the
dismissal of one small suit and the
docketing Of the suit If Bridget Nc
Mahon against Samuel S. Christian. re-
moved from the County Court Of Hen.
rico,
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Yesterday horse came dashing
down Main street. apparently uncon-
lr0lable. 4 lady was the slIgle cccu-
pant Of the buggy which was drawn
by the horse. she was fearless and
full of nerve. Kept her seat. stuck TO
the r,ins. and finally succeeded in con-
trolling her steed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

LErcHSER's celebrated Berlin grease
paints, and all other fine cosmctiques
and toilet requisites, Lait d'Iris, Lau-
tiers May Belr' extract, RecamieI
cream, Recamier lotion, Fays yelou.
tine, &c. Also pocket necessaries and
cases, pocket TASKS, sponge bags, soap
boxes, &c. l.. Wagner, druggist, sixth
and Broad streets.
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KefrigeratOrs.

/. p. RoUTr, of this city, has been APP
pointed agent for the Waite X Bartlett
Manufacturing Company, of New \ on
If in want of anything in the electric
line. write or call on him. Catalogue on
application. u
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4 Iorernne Conclusion.

Young Doctor-Well, I've got case at
last.
Young Iawyer-Glad to hear 1t. When
you Get him to tho point where he wants a
viii drawn, telephone oyer.~Life
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

judge Samuel b. Witt. of the Hust.
ings Court. was on the bench yesterday
morning at n o'clock. After the usual
routine work. which involved no cases
of importance. the Judge adjourned
the court for tie May term.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

The very best liniment to apply an'
rub with is "The Dixey Nerve and boei
Liniment." Price % cents everywhere
Don't use any other, and so waste time
and money.
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rohnccoI rohaccol Tobacco !

YarbroGgh's Mild Burley is meeting
with great favor, and is particularly
satisfactory to that class of consumers
who want mild, pleasant chew. If you
have not tried il. do SO. 1t car be found
in any of the leading stores.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

Give your horse package of Dixie
Condition Powder if you wish improve
ment in looks and speed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

Arsenic Bromide and Lithia Water on
draught at our Soda Fountain.
OWENS & Minor DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

Yarbrough's Mild Burley Tobacco Is
especially adapted to those who want
mild tobacco during the heated term.
Sold by all dealers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

Do you know that ''The Boston" has
as an extensive line of Percale and
Flannel Shirtwaists as can be seen any
where,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

hatlNrl
Margaret ;. frcdcnholm and A. ffcdenhoin.
her husband IA. Rosenberg, trustee. FtnnI.
lottigheimer, and T.. Y. Cannon aul Oth.
crs ........ss.s. Defendant.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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W. J.. Drunrs. dsng bushes, under the nrm-
name of ". n. Gruhhs a Co.; the Virginia
Fire and Marine lusuranl e. Company, and
the Alexandria Homo Insurance Com
many. DID,. . o.. Defend luls
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The object OF this SUIT Il 10 have saf aside
and declared null and void "A certain tre.I no
assignment from Margaret ;. Friedcrlr.m fl
n. Rosenberg. trustee. dated 9Th day Of April.
Us 90. and Ia recorded Ia tie clerk o1.r.f
be- thancery Court of the city OK Richmond.
and tO subject the property therein conveyed
tO the pas ment ui the debts due the pa|nfrs.
And i'ldiyit having been made and fol
thar the defendants, Goldsmith. iialhrirs A.
Company. David Spcrr Mayer stnus q Come
piuY. Nanderest BiOthcrs. ". Waisscmln. Nisi
s. storm. kmuthal Brothers. Charles SCHOOL,
house a Son. Al Latncr, VI. Neuhorgcr a lln.
piny. ". q. HumDcrg a Company. h. Klein.
Thomas BCl Company. Frederick ". All.
cOck. frl, oman a Company, ,. SohIps-nRtf.
Cans Brothers. l.. frcdlcrgcr. =. Mc-siaum.
Gartncr X frcdcnheir. :. pinsclspiel X. kcI-
.cr. e. Thompson. h and n. Adams hei.ner
-trius = s. Solomon, b. IA. Bittlc. Wciih0u.e
a So IS. l.. lluchncr q Sons. Carter 4 Com
pany, f. Dannenmum, Son A Company. Mrln.
man brothers. John l.. Baker. +. Hcrl0g &
Company iicleilllcr Brothers. william lie.s..
g. -ilentorg 4 Company, T.. Daicmrfe. levi
brothers. Sacks * Bother. Harris hruther
AcNItfer a R0scnbaum. ID, 6undlug s. Com
pAuy. ECkstcin Ncfthclmcr. Risslyant A.
Company. tuuai & Dormauf. NJ. HomenstcIn
a Brother. f0lmcr. tlOgg 4 Company. T. W.
fiyncs Company. a. iinlhcim. Efilksun.
>fculrf a. Company. ". Held. Joseph Eftkrl
a Company. q. a. Woodbridge * Company N.
kuqbertz. and National papeteric Company
arc non residents of the state OF Virginia. 10 u
ordered that they appear here within hftccn
days after due public itiun Of this order. ami
do what is necessary 10 protect themselves bon
This suit.
CHARLES W. GODDTN. Clork.
Pm. A -4NU4 ID d. and N4NIFI PMS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24

\yIRGlNIA--lN THE CHANCERY
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RICHMOND. THE STU DAY OF MAY. isl
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Robert son. whO sue on behalf ~ thpm.eItst
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-24
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

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