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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-04

ls~.;. was the beginning Of the trouble for
the labor party. however. and the INTRO
auction of the race issue by Farrell, oi Us
trict Assembly ~. Of New York. proved Ia
he the rock upon which il finally split.
Mr.. Mullen was that fall candidate for
son0rrss He was Withdrawn n few days
before the election. but still remained editor
az the naper. lie was indicted by the Grand
.Jury i'm the Baughman Brothers Boycott
case. but the matter virtually ended there.
During all this time the city was in the
hands Of the Reform party. Of which Nlr.
Mullen was the acknONl lodged leader. haV-
ine carried the city on the issue Of the new
city Hall.
MIR. Mullen sold all Of his interest in the
l~npcr during the last congressional canN as-'
hui remained ediiof till alter the election
AMER he len George Duncan assumed inc
editor. chair He had nothing Of Mullen
ability nor his power and force ~ a writer
II was easy 10 see that the paper was ~ q
decline. and the circulation rapidly o'
creased newshOvs no longer crying II "i
the streets as they did before.
Yesterday. about II O'Clock. james Lyon
Jr.. counsel for Whittet. y >hepperson mar
the paper attached for "A debt Of Supl.,"' .h'
uut into the hands 81 the sheriff. VINO u.
been appointed receiver. Thus VIII emu Z"
L0bOr Hcr0id
I'm the recent divisions in the Eeluph'"l
parfv here. the Hfr0Id has been Niui'h
and bitter partisan Malone sheeI' M III.
Malone conference last Tuesday night VT
Mullen ana number ri other labor lraarf
who are in sympathy with the Republican
were present,
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THE PEARL OF PEKlN

4 Magnificent Production OF Comic Opera
Rice and DiNcy'- universally conceded
most Gorgeous and elaborate production ni
comic opera known % ihe ann1l. ni lir
modern stage. entitled Tile learlol ftkin.
VIII Doe presented 40 ihe Academy Nl MUSIC
nest "Wednesday night. for tine iir-i tinf lh
this cit,. and to judge hf the lavish pi.ii-. nc-
slowed upon the work 300 all the Wlncipal
cities uf America. the presentation Mlii rli-
~iiiutc one of the greatest treats oi inr
amusement season. DO mot the greatest.
The organization appearing in ihi@ opera
i- headed hv the famous comedian. Mr.
Ioui- Harrison and CONSISTS of -iNfl-htc
artists. ncarl, all oi whom have been pinN-
monf in the comic opera triumph, 80 iair
years.
Tine scenic effects are unique. nfi-liiHl ihd
beautiful. The costumes iie most gorgeous.
correct and costly ever used lu produce
tion of this class. and are aH Genuine
Chinese. being imported from ihe ioNefl
kingdom direct
me- production viii Dee seen here With ilr
exact same east and surrounding THAT
nave made 10 "a sensation 800 New 10Th tIll
for 40 NIGHTS: Boston. OUnighi-, lhll1dcl j.,
uhia. 100 NIGHTS: Chicago, - nights. lhr
Pearl of pckin" has never been presented
i'm amy of the smaller cities. Norfolk ami
Richmond being the only places 70 hats been
less than % week.
Tin, prices for the engagement VIII i"
somewhat changed. ihe entire lower ilo'i
bcin. 81 and tine balcony 90. and '.c.
The sale of seats commences Monday
morning.
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OVER THE RIVER.
Mnnchc.ter NIatter. Ina Nnt.helI.


The Manchester school Board have passed
the olloWin. resolution
"Rc.0lrod. That 100 all future openings of
the free schools 90 said city. that Nlci pdr'hl
nr Guardian. before entering their children
OBJ wards for fhc session. Doc required. ut
both principal and teacher. i0 produce then
roceiptod taN-hili- for the year previous. oi
such oth0r evidence a- may he -aii-iae i.l}
f0 the principal that said parent or guardian
i, "A resident Of the city OF MANCHESTER. hi-
f. NOT % apufv f0 widows COZ other unu-iHN.
ahlr rar.nf-. And until tAe above lrnNi
,ion~ ar. complied with no applicant 81
name shall hr placed 600 the roll.
The public schools OF the city VIII ne-ii
next Monday. and 81 i-eNperfei fhai ih' fn
r0llmrnt This year will he much larger iili
that of iho year past.
The arrests made during the year, begin
nme August !. ISIS. and ending AUGUST l
l~~g. air. Nhifr- arrested. 90. coipied ai
rested 20i. Total a'2, Wine per ,,nl.
81 . cnlOred per Genie hii 81. if W.T. ht
seen that the negro prcpondrfat'- BOD 'I'.'
tiom 0f the criminal law.
Rev. j. X. ~iur-i-. pastor oi liiinl'
Church. Richmond. viii conduct ih' fcN i' t
step, ices af Ne-f-Eud Methodist hnr'h l'
niehf.
i street n-hi wa, tine only case before Co.,
Ma,or Yesterday mDrnin-. Niino-''-
needed were nor pre-eui. aud il' ri-". n
consequence. WIS continued unfil to-day.
40 sale va- made Yesterday oi ihe hrch.
and dirt 200 thr old reservoir. Nn oil,f "
SfOO WAS made fur the bricks. bat nn oh,
ior the dirt The committee want io ~ri
tine bricks and iho dirt together
Mir. Dewitt clinton Jordan. % resident "
Manchester and an empl0ye of thr irm u
Allen A Gntar departed this lii' about J.
O'Clock Wednesday ni-ht. The funeral 500
take place this morning. at u o'cio'h IRON
Tho late residence. on Blinhrid-e street. Doe
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth
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ru

vFRfANfTR. Died n - ! vrioier
, $50 ~ l. NERf,ANDtR. ~ spit'nlnf NJ
n n. ,,,,i, I'M Tho f0rfy-ciQhfn year NJ uifatD.
VI rr,um"r,i THfs vORNINf ato 4. ~, from
II pntrlck's Church. ,,te,.. t..
papers please copy
RICHARDSON. Died NJ go "t,.c. on
- ,o"rniI q ~ October 30, 1870. 'HAki ir
niI,ciHAiDsON. IN the scvcnty-ninih fear ~
his age. 49,, -. .t.... f.,., fl.. f.f..
,lt,,ee ~ Inc deceased THIS MDkNiN, lf
an o'clock. Friends and acquaintance oi go
FAMILY are respectfully invited i' Hit'ni' 40
flowers.
pprNrON Died ~ 1o'cl0os. October .r.
20 a. A gKENION. Boo bis forif-s' eniN
year.
rrpRY-Dicd. October 3 1852. Ni.- WAKE
TffA a. BERRY wife Of IaflI u. H'fil
fuhcfai from Second iifs.f
~, if1rn'sI HIS lfr.dls 81 ifNf'.' e pm
o'clock. Friends OF she Hmi' i"fi''
attend.
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LOCAL NOTES.

MIR. Maycr Grcentrce has returned from a
business trip North.
Mes-rs. y. J. Bennett and lIarie W.
pnnshcc. of Charlestown. arr in the cill.
Mr.. John Il. Nacmurdo has been a.
pointed southern agent Of the hahaWha
Dispatch.
Mr.J ". Diefcndorf len this morning for
his home I'm Wilmington. Del. after "a
pleasant visit 10 this city.
Mis-. Eva Howrv. Of Baltimore. j. the
quest of Mr.. j. W. Woodward of 40. ~,
north Tweniy-tifih street.
Me,-r,. Joseph Flynn. Z. y. Motley and
Nle~-rS. NewcOmbe and smith. all concerned
I'm the electric railway. are at the CONNER
cial Hotel
The Fourth Precinct Jackson Ward Gun
Will hold meeting tonight. MAYOR lily
son and ihe Legislative candidates are 'N-
pccted To be present.
Joseph Eadc-. Of -c0t~yilc. "a carpenter.
while WORKING on % house Yesterday. i.i
and broke his lee. lie was carried i' lh'
Retreat for the sick.
Nr. Il. II. Duc,horry purcha-ln. AGENT ol
tine Mobile and Ohio railroad. Mobile. MAJ
arrived in the city this morning. Iir leaves
fo-nighi for New York.
kNA. W. J.. FiINHl If'l'l I'D ne 'i'i
Church. Norfolk. and who WAS formerly a--
-i-tlnf t0 tine rector of ~. Paui-. this city,.
is im the city with his wife on "a VISIT.
Mr.. oscar Alexander. one 81 ihe oldest ai-
tlchc~ Of the government printing once in
Washington. i- the guest 90 Nir John 90.
Andrews. of lu1 west Main street.
The rcuilarmoctin.o f the Powhaiau 'lu'
viii hc held This evening. when iAr newly
elected officers Viii Dee installed. and other
important business viii hr transacted. y
ml ATTENDANCE is particularly desired.
Mr.. Daniel Richardson. "a popularl 'unn-
citizen ut Mathews county. i- 100 il' riil
,i.itn. the family of Mr. G.. H. lllohrr.
Mr.. Richardson has accepted "a position in
fhe THRIVING city of Roanoke. rd VIII leave
i'm "a day or two for Dis neW post Of duty.
The Governor Yesterday appointed Nai0l
john Poe .lr.. DELEGATE to the National
Convention of the BOYS and Girls National
Home and Employment Association. Mich
meet. in Washington on the liih of ih''
month.
Grand sire Underwood of ihc ]. %. o. J..
has issued proclamation requesting al
the subordinate lodges of thlt order in mDr'
and engage boo memorial exercises 300 hfnNl
81 Thomas Nildoy. past -rud -ifr- ih
various committees of Doe Richmond LODGE.
Twill meet 40 Union Lod2e-nom- Friday
October nth. 900 ~0'cinrk. iO make suitable
arrangements for ihc oh-ortamocs of OBJ. rr
uun-f.
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war Mr.. Byrnc, Mr.. Gates thought, would
make u capable representative.
Colonel j. u. Purcell tMr. +. \. Catlin IN
the chair seconded The nomination.
MIR. CHRISTIAN.
MIR. b. 4. Cr,mp said that MI. l.. I.
Christian had the Interests oi the city M
heart; that he was an energetic business
man, and that he would draw 10 him a large
vote that would hot otherwise come ru,.
Mr.. James Lyon seconded NJ. Christians
nomination I'm str>rs speech.
Mir. Jo,NTs.
Mr> tcnry T.. Carter spoke in favor of Nr.
levin JONES. Mr. JONES. he said. wa. =
Young business man of Clay ward, nut
would make good representative
MIR. Tim Murphy seconded the nomna-
tim Of MIR Levin Jo,nes in speech that
was loudly aprlaudcd.
MIR. WALLACE.
Mr. William Ryan nominated Mr.. Charles
VI. Wallace. .Ir.. ~ II good representative
of the Young Democracy. MIR. Wallace, ne
thought. was eloquent. and would II sent
10 the House Of Delegates. enter there win
all the buoyancy of youth. and he would
soon make a name for himself.
Mr. John +. Meredith took pleasure III
MIR. STARKf.
Mr. q. q. Owens placed in nomination a
man who had lived here all his life ana a.
WAYS voted the Democratic ticket VII.
Ashton Starkc.
JONES AND SrRNTION.
Mr.. !. II. Capcr~ said hc could promise
the convention that Clay ward would sup
port whoever the convention nominated, bat
he wished the body would especially re-
member the name, of j. Taylor Siraiton
and Levin JONES.
Nominations were here closed, ana me
convention proceeded 10 ballot.
n was agreed that after each ballot the
lowest man should be- dropped.
NcceSsar, for nomination. - votes.
FIRST BALLOT.
The first ballot resulted: Booth. ITO;
B,rnc. 81: Cahcll. -: Christian. g.; Curtis,
$50: JONES. io2; steel. y" Starke. lV'
>iraiton. 81; Wallace. -.
pFI ALLIED VOTE.
The following il a tabulatcd statement ol
fho vote amer all changes had been made;
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LIE TuRt.
Results and Entries for the Ne" YORK
Jockey Club lNc~tchcstcT) Races.

rc.Dl,s and Entries for the New York
Jockey Club lWc~tchcstcfl Races.
Tine following ar. yesterdays results 81
the races.
First race. n,cand half furl0n-- Alarm
Eru nr.t. Golden Horn second. NosegaN.
third. Time l.lli-.
second faro. one and one-ei-hih Of % mile.
p.,tnna stakes ~onorita first. the liunc~>
second. Aurania third Time 1900.
Third race. one mile. Echo stakes. selling
Rcluood first. Frank Ward second. King
Idle third. Time l:i2.
Fourth race. one and onc-siNieenlh oi
mile Emotion first. ~alNini second. W ililed
third. Time las.
Fith race. fiyc-eighth- of a mile. selling
Kenwood first. King William second. The
Abbos- third. Time i:Uj'
sixth race. thrco-lourths of mile stride
AWAY first. Maidstone second. mpife third.
Time :lU.
ENTRIES FOR To-Day - kA'lN" NJ WIS.,
CHESTER.
First race. h,c-eighth~ Of mile Hearst.
10. Fordham. ~: Doodle. IL: Ralph
Ra,ard. 80: Diri-o. ~: Llsimony. -; "un-
shot. lO,: Long Jack. 100: frc.ol-. lo.; ' H.
haze Maid. loi; Lady Palsiirr lOl; VIVA.
lOi: swirl. 100: Puzzle. lr'; frailil. on'
Pearl set. 81; Mamie H., ~.
second race. one and onc-c.rhih miles
Hrothpr Ban. IL: NOW or Never. liz.
Third race. sr,en-eighih> Of milc Au-
rama. l09: Ben Harrison. III: Craftsman.
~. lee Chri,ty. lO1: Noodbun, lO,.
COOts. iOi. am.
Fourth race. one mile E,qumau. l2''
Bridgclieht. lli: Bcllair. III; Deception.
III: II. John. rs; Dunboyne, 10; harris
ter. ~. Mt.
Rounie Leaf. colt: kenwood. 100; Eunwad.
100. King William. %; Miss Annie tnllyl ;
%: Marie Lowell. %; Ruby ROYAL, l@''
Laurcntia. lOj: Pasadena. ~; Sir William.
lbs: Memory. -; Punstcr. Jr., -; 'iNil
service. Ill.
sixth race. thrce-quaricrs of "A mile. sell
ing Vivid. i0s: Pocatello. az; Ben Air
l0,: Tip>tan. lO7: Oarsmun. lVl; Hearst
l01: Freedom. 100: Sparkling. 100, Vendetta.
-: Young Duke. il2; Glenmouhd. nv
Golden Reel. lOa: Village Maid. loi; hoinp
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OLD DOMINION CLUB.
Meeting Held Last Night.

There was i large number ol nirhinft. 81
olI Dominion club present at the meeting
last night . a..
MIR. r.. +. Floumoy. the president 81 the
club. occupied the chair. MI Henry
Cohen. the secretary. was at his desk.
\ resolution WAS unanimously adopieu
endorsing the nominations made by the
convention nj Ford'- Opera House. some
routine work was transacted after Whicn
Mr.. Julius ~trausc made an address when
was vigorous and pleasant.
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Yesterday morning Mr.. ". y. Brown am
cmplovccof the Richmond and Danllllc rdil-
road. and Wholives az No 6l2 north twenty
seventh street attempted 10 jump ON a. ma
terial train ~ it passed Twent,-cishih
street. He jumped mp and WAS hanging on
when the train PASSED the standing SWITCH
board. which struck Mr.. Brown ANA threw
him under the cars.
Both of his feet were crushed. Ut. hIu,N
was summoned and quickly arrived. iie
nlared the wounded man i'm one of CARRIER
waeons and went with him 10 the Retreat
for the sick. Ii was thought at one time
that the feet would have 10 be ampglaied.
hut Yesterday evening bf. Ross said thai
he thought he could save them.
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suit Against the City.

Yesterday suit was instituted n me
Circuit Court of Richmond by Nf. Il. ~
Chalkley AGAINST the city of Richmond. The
sum sued for j. $1,000.
The declaration SAYS that the culNcri on
the east side Of Thirteenth street. between
Main and Cary. opposite and near thc store
and cellar of the plaintiff. No. I, south thif-
tcenth street. j. and has been badly and
nceligcntly constructed. walled and cement,
ed. and that i'm consequence foul ana nad
water has flooded the plaintiffs cellar in-
turing his stock and necessllailns lhr rA'
pendturc ofSl. Oo0to rehni-h injured leather
and DOING great damage 10 the firms trade
a..
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THE LABOR HERALD GONE UP.
, p.s... Into the Hands of the sheriff

The closing of the Tutor Hcrofd yestcr-
day by the sheriff Of Richmond was sur
nrise 10 NO one. The L0bor HcWd was
ORIGINALLY started by four printers ot TN
civ and edited hs William Mullen. ~
thai time the labor organization, oi kFi-
mond was very strong and Mullen was
"A master-workman. The sehefal seH-
-ion of the labor people, held in
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Heath of Mr.. Richardson.

MIR. Charles Richardson. wcll-knowl
,itilen and one Of the oldest residents Of this
civ. died al his late residence ON church
IIiil Yesterday morning about O'Clock III
the seveniv-ninih year of his age.
lie leaves four children Eeorge e
Lonis W. Charles f.. and Miss Matte
Richardson The funeral viii take place
from the late residence, corner Of twenty
seventh and VI streets. to-day AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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POLICE COURT.
, short Docket speedily Disposed OF.

\ short Docket Speedily Disposed W.
In this court Yesterday very niue was
done. \ few men were fined each > ana
cost for the privilege of getting drunk.
VIM. Butler. charged with beating
Martha Butler and creating "a disturbance
i'm fine nciehborhood was required 10 give
$500 security for six months. lie was ais"
fined - 80 for being drunk and di-orderly III
the street.
Lucy Thomas (colorcd) WAS fined - and
cost for using obscene language i'm the
street.
W. :. seldom was fined 81 for allowing his
COW 10 run az large.
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u..,i,c. Court Yesterday.

Mary Jones Hicks (col0rcd), chargcd Win
burglary. Acquitted
William Howard lrolorcdi. charged win
breaking into the siorchou-e Of the 'he-n-
,e,ke and ohio Railroad Company, and
stealing four umbrellas. was convicted 81
petit larceny and sent to Jail ior three
months,
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DAnvlLLE DOTS
Proposed shirt ractory-ieg Crushed
Tobaroo sales.

N,NNuIr. IA. October -ler|1'
The Dift Council held special meeting
ihi. afternoon in consider ihe request Ni
Ne--r-. Juahiu~ aud Garner Who ash inr
l.gef nom cifs nNatiOn iNr % term 90 year,
on proposed knitting AMI shirt factory. h
hoirt ID n.w enterprise. thc matter VA,
s.ain postponed fnr tou day. under "a ruling
81 fhe ,hlir that .t must c'm" up %. nrN
business. sand a- 30 proposes iu altar iAN
hill. if must De- over under ihr rules.
~allic Pulliam. thirteen, oar-olt colofrd
iirl. while crihhng coal from "a coal car ai
OBJ. Richmond and pau,iil' depot ihia
afternoon was un over ana htf it- Wac
horribly crushed under ihc wheels oi mON-
m. car. The limb viii have io he amru
fuied
The leaf tobacco breaks were even larger
to-da, than Yesterday. ana double -air- dio
NOT ret more thHn half way around. Prices
hs,o NOT weakened 100 ihe least.
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Last night Company {. Guard OF the
commonwealth had Il competitive driu.
Mr.. Pcterkin Peasants won the medal.
This is the second time that Mr. flcasahis
has been successful for the same heu"i. 81
il made of cold. i'm shape is a Maltese cross.
cross ,nlns. with wreath around them,
with the name Of the company underneath
IN. cross
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA. october =. slc-
cad t0 tire lIC-H'rnid say; haile'
sharks. "A United States deputy marshal,
VA, Shot and killed Yesterday at Bell Green,
in Franklin, county. hy "A man named Lokez-
1al. who was resisting arrest. sparks WAS
a GOOD officer. and had a great many friends,
Who. tneDthFr with sheriff Mairlp. 1ic Dlt
with - ,..s., after Ola mauietrr.
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The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday:
.u,N,ErN spI ri

Mary \. ironing and others io fhlip
~han 3ni feet ON north side of Main between
Twrnt,-hr-t and Twenty improved.
Il 9ml. Mr.. Pauline Ltbrock'- trustee io
.lohn penzler. rs feet on south side ot clay
between second and Third. improved, f9,''w ;
,urti. Il. smith aud others To \. ]. Nook
lar. Is feet on west side of thirtieih hetNeen
q and T.. $tjaGo: J.. g. Iinsiey 90 Mary J..
Mitchell ,wife of j. Il. MitcheilD lvi, feet on
south side of clay betweeen Norton ana
Kinney. improved. 5000: J.. Z. Iin7ley io
Alice l.. Fremont. iHi, feet un -oHth' size o'
clay between Norton and kinney, improved
- tnD
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Joseph II. Davis 10 John II. Dinneen.
trustee. a. feet on south side of Thomas near
pinneen. {. =. S9l2; otto {. lletzer to !. J..
Brown. trustee. - feet ON south side OF ~
lace near Carter. I. :. p. m, Slui.ju; y.
IIrtler 10 l.. T.. Brown. trustee. 80 feet on
The south side Of Wallace near Garter. {. s..
y. M. SilG
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Nllcr thc first ballot Wa taken There
GREAT DEAL OF CONFUSION.


some thought that the four candidates
who had received the highest votes sioulu
be- declared the nominees.
MIR. Capers moved that Curtis. Joynce.
Rvrne. and Booth benominated 10y acciama-
ton. ..,
Mr.. Nillhi-cr raised the point Gin which
fine Chair concurrcdl that more foicS hal
been east than the convention was entitled
20.
secretary Gates said that the count had
heou 80 often changed before the vote was
announced that il was difficult 10 get II
right.
The Chair said anoiker ballot must lac
taken.
moi fail fo support the candidates who mad
received the highest votes on the first ballot.
The Chair decided another ballot should
bee taken.
MIR. Meredith appealed. and the house
supported Mr.. Meredith.
That was equivalent 10 nominating the
four candidate. Mr.. Capers had named
Booth. Curtis. Byrne and JONES.
The motion was put and carried unan-
mor.lv. The convention then adjourned AT
O'Clock.
The senatorial Convention.
The senatorial Convention To- nominate
two senator, for the Legislature met imme-
diatrly after the convention which holni-
n.tnd delegates. The county representa-
fi,es were present and their credentials
found 10 Dee correct.
Nr.J. =. Campbell was made president.
and Mr.. u. =. Gates secretary.
II was not long before the nominations
began.
Nr. Meredith first nominated Mr.. Conway
K. sands. ,,..,,.
MIR. j. II. Capers nominated William
Io,cnstein.
Mr.. Frank Burke nominated Preston Bel
vim.
The nominations were here closed. and the
secretary began 10 call the roll. The voting
resulted.
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County Democratic Conventions

Yesterday at - O'Clock the Democratic
Convention of llenric0 county assembled IN
the courtroom al IIenricO county court
bo,,-e for the purpose of nominating a can
didate for the House of Delegates III the
General Assembly of Virginia,
The convention was called toOrder 10y Mr.
simon solomon, county chairman. Mr.
Never Angie was elected temporary secre-
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Marriage licen>,s were Yesterday granted
Charles Washington and Matilda Trent
tcoloredl. and William II. Byrd and Adele
lone, (colored).
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SANDS AND LONFNsfEiN NoMlNAil0N>
MADE UNANIMOUS.
Mr. REGISTER moved that the nominations
If sand. and LONenstein be made unanl-
NOUS. Carried
nm cnnAeniinn then adiOnrncd.
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nrNRlco COUNTY COURT.
DEEDS OF II.

Il. II. DuHcanSon's trustee {" J0hn H.
pinneen. ~ feet on north side OF honfo,
corner of Dinneen. 1000.
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Tn. Beautiful Masonic Ritual 80 'r'""
Master traighiIi Conducts IN" ''r'-
,ro,ics - RELIGIOUS Services Aiter the
Masonfc Work-Thc Esnehi''f""'

a."
81 tir south. east ana ''l'' ~
grounds ihe officers an" -niein'''' '' ''
Grand Lodge were Stationed. ..,
Most Wor~hipful Grand Master "'''''
Craighill presided.
Nr. j. Thompson Brown. in' h'', ',,il Cd,
the dag. made tle pr1r'am iii'h ,,- l'.l..N,,,i
ny authority of gre Mo-l
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,o..,h. Masonic ceremonies had heen
concluded. fhp religious ceremonies began.
prv T. f.. fiut.on. pastor a. Pine.>'n*i
Ranti.i Church presided.
The nr,vor Of Invocation was offered nf
Ro, = e.. glopion Rev. j. ". Frost. y. ~
'..,d one rf tha P-alm- 0tpa' id. after wnifh
ROY. X. II. Piit offered PRAYER. lr' " iii''''
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n. wa. followed Dos Ref W ". l'i-
drum. pastor Of iho second ii'apl',- "'''''''
WIN -roke for NOR. than haif an honr
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l1forr words. and ipe eserci jos '..-'d w i''
Nh. benedlciIon. pronounced '' "''. lN'''
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-04

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