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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
JUDGE M. L. M'CORKLE
ShIpp's Succcssor-Camp Russell Leased
for Conyicts-A Savage Circular.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l


RALEIGH. n. G.. July 3l.-Governor
Fowle today by consent Of Judge Spler
Whitaker revoked his commission to hold
Stokes County Superior Court. and up
pointed NJ. l.. McCorkle. of Catawba coun-
ty. to FIJI Judge Ships unexpired term
until the next general election. McCorkie
has ayowed his determination not TO be a
candidate before the convention. Inc
Governor decided at first to make no ap-
pointment, but to let the position remain
vacant until the Democratic convention
had made the nomination. There was le-
oal question. however. as to whether any
OF the other Judges could hold the courts,
and so an immediate appointment became
necessary.
IL was reported recently that the trus--
tees of the Soldiers Home had purchased
the property here known as Camp Russell
The purchase has not been made, aad the
county has leased the property for year
AS quarters for its convicts. This was
officially learned to-day.
LADY REPRESENTATIVES,.
This afternoon Charles NJ. Busbee. depu-
ty grand sire of the Supreme Lodge OF ODD
Fellows. left for Chicago to attend the
meeting of that body. He was accOmpa-
MED by Miss Helen fowle, daughter of the
Governor. and Miss Margaret Busbee,
these young ladies going as representatives
of the yonng ladies OF North Carolina. each
State having two such representatives.
The trustees of Wake-fo crest college met
here this afternoon. They elected j. +: an
neau. professor of physics, TO succeed Pro-
lessor Michael, who lately resigned. Lam
neau il a native OF South Carolina and Is now
president of college at Pierce City, Mo.
w. G. Upchurch was elected a trustee c'ce
George Greene, lately elected professor OF
Latin.
NoN-TAXABLE.
The county commissioners here to-day
decided that the Raleigh and CASTOR rail-
ways holdings of second mortgage bonds
of the Carolina Central railroad we're not
taxable. as they were purchased only IN or
der TO get stock, and are worth nothing, as
there are two millions of first mortgage
bonds on which the Carolina Central rail-
way can barely pay interest.
MUCH TALE.
There is much talk here to-day on ac-
count of the circulation of an ANONYMOUS
circular making n savage attack upon jus
tice Walter Clarke. of the Supreme Court.
and also attacking in the same connection
Governor Fowle. Judge Spier. Whitaker.
and A. G.. Andrews. Strong language Is
also used regarding the Richmond and
Danville railroad. which, it is asserted,
controls the politics of North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
BUCKINGHAM RETURNS.
Decrease in Population, I,iio in Ten
Years: i'm Farms. 40S.
tro-ros,ondarca OF the Richmond Dispetch.1

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspstcn'l
Nrw STORE. Va, July 81. 1890.
The recent census discloses the following
conservative estimates of population and
number Of farms Tor the years 1850 and
1890: Formulation IN 1850. 1850; popula-
ton in 1890. 1i.400-loss IN population,
LAO. Number of farms in 1880, 1865; num-
her of farms IN 1890. 1,2G0-loss III number
of farms. i0S.
This loss in population again brings up
the old question OF one or two clerks IN
tbe county. The law requires population
of 5000 to ent.tle IA county TO separate
clerk for the Circuit Court, otherwise the
County Clerk Is required to be er-QD'clo
clerk Of the Circuit Court.
CoLoRrD EMIGRATION.
The loss in population is manly due TO
fine migration OF colored laborers TO more
working fields OF employment. and most
OF the loss is in Republican voters. III the
grand old party should fail to round
them up" for the November election the
Democrats Will certainly rout those who
remain and carry the county IN an omni-
bus.
REVIVAL MEETINGS.
Our Baptist friends are rejoicing over
protracted meeting aud revival at Concord
church. conducted by Rev. Mir. Martin of
South Carolina young man OF fine abili-
ty and very winning IN his manner. and
earnest in his mode of address Many
have been added 10 the church under his
preaching. >.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
The Cumberland County Bonds.
CUMBERLAND, July 2S. 1890.

NS~H5FH<H<HS1-~Dt VO1y ~ ~0'S'
To the Editor of ne DlsDdtch:
It will crafty some of your readers TO
the Commonwealth Of Cumberland, aided
by William n. Flanagan. to prevent the
issuing of the county bonds in payment of
their subscription to the stock of the
farmville and Powhatan Railroad Compa-
ny has eliminated in victory for the rail-
road
The Board Of Supervisors met to-day and
changed their chairman. and the bonds
we're promptly signed and delivered, the
.Attorn az fof the Commonwealth inter-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
CHEATHAM ENDORSED.
WITHDRAWING CANDIDATES.
All Eastern Carolina Politics in the Hands
of the Farmers Alliance.
q t,f.

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c.. July 81, 1890.
The continued withdrawal of the candi-
dates for nomination to Congress IN the
different districts keeps change OF front
in political matters. Representative Skin
ner. from the First district, has now with
drawn. and this leaves ali Eastern Carolina
in the hands of the Farmers Alliance so
far as congressional honors are concerned.
SIMMONS STRONG.
II is thought that Simmons, however.
will be stronger before the convention IN
the Second district than he would have
been had he not published his card an
nouncing his withdrawal. His friends are
anxious to keep him before the people, and
IT is thought that his name Will be put be-
fore the convention notwithstanding his
withdrawal has been published i'll the
papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
Funeral OF Mr.. Edwards.
fCorrospopdeuce OF the Richm ond Dispatch1

WELDON. N. c.. July 81, 1890.
The remains Of r. o. Edwards were taken
to franklin. Va. this afternoon for inter-
ment accompanied by delegation from
the lodge of the Odd-Fellows and Knights
of Honor of this place. The casket was
literally covered with floral offerings.
placed there by loving hands. His death
has caused tho profoundest sorrow here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
sALeM'S BUSIEST MONTH.
Accounting to Three Hundred and
Twenty Thousand Dollars.
,scac,al telegram 70 the Dispstch.I

s,,yw Va. July 3l.-This has been one
80 ~ busiest months in Salem since the
oreai sale OF December 18th, and the sales
oriots and improved property aggregate
for July $4,000: There was no advertlseu
ssda by any a Land r eoPaddY w se m nearS
alI bv private parties made through real
estate agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
The ElRsI TOBACCO SALE
At tho New Henderson IN. c. Warehouse
Great Success.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l

HENDERSON. N. c.. July Sl.-The first
sale a. the new storage warehouse here
came of to-day and was great success.
The sales We're 27l packages TO buyers
from New York. Richmond, Danville, Dur
ham. Statesville. and other points. This
warehouse and the sale to-day commences
new era for North Carolina in tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
CRAvEN-COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Nominate County Candidates. Elect Dele
gates, and Endorse II. i. Cheatham.
,coactar teiecram To the Dispatch.l


NywBEEsE. n. c., July 31.-There was a
large crowd at the courthouse to-day
when the Republican Convention OF
Craven county was called to order. After
waiting for the Committee on Credentials
to report on contested delegates from IL
NJ. to G p. VI. permanent organization
was effected. State and county candidates
were nominated and delegates elected to
the Congressional Convention. which
meets at Henderson. n. c., August 18th.
CHEATHAM ENDORSED.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the
present Congressman Oh. T. Cheatham),
and the delegates were instructed to vote
for him. The one great desire OF the negro
politician Is to be adelegate to the congress
sional convention, expecting TO reap a rich
harvest by beng bought up by the aspi-
rants. As a nomination In this district
(provided there is no bolter) is considered
equivalent to ali election. that ls the rea-
son they take so much interest IN county
conventions.
The rains have ceased and farmers are
iubilant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
.p.lIy. tpaIly -, .nnl,r

Daily : Dally except sunday
srOPpISH-PLACat
Nos. II. e. - So sai 3 mako ~ stort ~,
q and ~ stop % aSnsi A. NsI-f,a..
Drevrys BluT. CenTal.A spf Chsstsr ISL
stops AZ Chester. NcN 8. - - 81 800. a 81
-, will stop Al ell stations Tor pa4senzer.
PVLLGAN-CAR SEKyIcR
On Trains Nos 10 AMI 23 slsopinr gear, f.,t-..,
New York sal Tampa fla Oi1 .a,F...r..
ON Trains NoL q sal q sle3pl1 y--.s t..-..,
Washington and Chsris.tOa Ol Traa e.
sleoping-oars between WsshipstIn a.t III,
sonv.lle. on Train =. q r.enlIlr.e.s =.
tween JacksonVi lio AMI Neg YORK
TBE osLr ALL-RAlL LINZ 10 NJ8gllL
Richmond :. ..'gGAM sorf8ir''''''fspu
Richmond. 1851 p. ~ Norfolk .... sop =
Norfolk .'s.t0A. "A. Klchmlaf.lft y
Norfoh ...'a.0I p. n. klehmonI.. G..s n
sne tralDs leaving kicLm0ai stctlt. ~ "a
Norfolk az T.. =. are soiil uail. l-t-..,
tnore two point. and psafeugrrs I'd ilr..r,
without change % cars. Close connect II, ~,
also msds a. fc.eg-h 90 ~ tls . b. n -
from sicnmonG and .hs s.iJ A. 4 us4 80
Norfolk.
Trains leaving Ricnmnni ~ nD 4. 81. -.t
ii:2U Y. ". and arriving a. kic.m51i 80. .t.. -
n. and sos 4. n. maze ti.s r.lnr. .. 4,
Petersoure % snf from Farmuls, lya.r....
and southwes,ern poln:h
X N. sULLr. Sugornsaf,s.
h. T. u. NYsSA General sIpnrntsufa.-
7. NJ. RgsssOS. nenerai faassas,r Attl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
FArAL DOG DISEASE.

A strange disease is killing the most
valuable dogs of this place. They are taken
sick as if poisoned and unless it Is guarded
against will wander off 10 die. Death when
the disease once attacks them seems ineyi-
table, as no remedy as yet administered
effects cure. Apeculiarity OF the malady
is that thus far none other OF the canine
tribe than bird-dogs have been afflicted.
MIR. n. IA. jenkins within the past few
DAYS lost two worry fine dogs-one a point
er. the other setter. Rev. Mr. Evans.
whose dog was a very valuable one, also
had the misfortune to lose him from the
dispaae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 1913,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ,,t.,AlvI
' COMPANY for tho sEAshOkE. <1'&<sxZ-i.
Cheapest and most pleasant route 10 DLD
POINT, NihGINA BEACH. OCEAN WEN,
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, NEWPORT NEWS,
CLAREAONT, and JAnEs-kI'Eh LAID
INGs by elegant saloon steamer AnlLL
leaving Kichmond EvEnY MONDAY. WEDNhs-
DAY, ami FRIDAY AZ A. " strees-csrs 70
directly 10 steamers wharf Faro 10 Od Pom.
or Norfolk. Si.6O. second class. 81.
Connections at Old Point and norfolk closely
vito all lines for northern cities, virginia boHch.
and ocean view Same afternoon. !amss riFer
by daylight Great tourist lima Cneaposs
route.
through tickets on steamer and AZ Carbers
Agsncy. 1909 Main street Baggage checked
through. siate-rooms engaged fOr day or alghS
Freight received daily FOR NORFOLK. POki,-
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANyILLE, sni fARAylLLh AND
POWHATAN X. K STATIONS, aod WASH
iN1TON, u. c., all points In Bastorn North
Carolina. East9rn Virginia, sui all regular land
ipgs on The James river, at lowest rates and
through bills issued
LUCIEN b. TATUa, Vics-Presifent.
No. iu7 Main street and Rockets
IRWIN WEis.Gs9 Freight aud Passenger Agen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
AUCTION sALEs-rnture Days
BY George X Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Aucsionser.
1903 Bank street.


rT,RUSTEES SALE OF 1881 ACRES
l. or LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY: THREE
MIL Rs PKOM AsHLAND.-By virtue OF q deed
of trust executed 70 me - trustee by Louisa
Beazley, Francis A. Tucker. and james a. iucs-
er, dated July !, 1882 spd recordea VI W. ''srns
once Of Hanover County Court, Doed- BOOK ~
page 40i, and being required oy the holdcr OF
me note therein secured. I will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGrsr 9, 1890.
at O'CLOCK p. NJ, the PROPERTY described ~
follows: An that certain TRACT OF LAND In
Hanover county called "Jones's,' containing
i0sk ACRES. and bounded on the north BY lands
OF Is. N. Tompkies, on the east by The county
road from iiushos's 70 Forest Grove cnnrch, snd
on the ives, by a branch running from Sycamore
spring 10 tho county road.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses OF sale ana note
OF $500 with interest from July /, 1890. 70 day OF
sale balsnco upon such terms as may % al
nounced a, sale G. A. CRAWFORD,
nu1 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
EARMyILLE AND POwHAIlS

u. n D -
RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICES, s03 EAST NtlS sIH. 3.
SCHEDULE ~ LfrtCi APRIL q. ..t
ARRlys ~ Rf.INuNn
s,5 A. 81, IA Richmond ana uf.sI.ie q. .-.,t
from Farmvll.. Anr..t. ...,.'
Cumberland ,ou-tn. lsa. -I.rr.. 4.
TobAccoylle, balsUI.. U...aa . p.
h6tau t0urtlOu o, El.tts "sL
Winterp0c8. AM skin lsrl.r
1915 Z. NJ, Uir ki-nmoud nui Fatnr .f r...
rca'. from WinrrpocE. e.nr. . .r-.
due, feacI. ana frul.ay
LRAAE 49, dHosu.
300 2. n. ria Mrnmnli aud lanv'Ie rf f-.s.
for luruYiilH. tuu r.IlII .
nous. lJehafgu Coal .l..i.. ... "A
intermediate points.
5:i5 I. NJ uclmnnl aGl Peferftl.f "a
rogl, inr Epse''s tal., tt'...l....t.
nni al Intermediate l.iI..
Al. trsius daily * egs sunday
For tickets, uargAg '-caocs-, umn tt. ... l..
call upon A. ". GAhBkk. Aichm ... al.
sillo railroad, al4 Richmond aus l..r.. -
railroad. q. n. BltaINlII
General Passenger cr.t
JANKs X MEKTU. trn.graI MalaE.r. DID,. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
ByJemes y. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonoer,
Ili3 Main street.
AUCTION SALE
TWO NEAT, NEGOTIABLE, AND DESIRA-
bly, LOCATED
SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS
AT NORTHEAST CORNER CHINA AND CHER
RI STREETS.

In execution OF the deed 20 me from ". H.
Cousins and wife, dated July Il. 1889, oil record
in Deed Book I3s b. page h2, Richmond
Chanrery Court, default having been male IN
the debt secured, aud being required SO TO 90
nv me holder OF the note therein described, |
shall sell by public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY, August T. 1890.
at 50 p VI, the kRAL ESTATE described IN
said deed, IL being the aboye-namei Two AZ
TRACrlNE AND WkLL-LOCAlED FRAME
TENEMENT DWELLINGS. Nos. ~ ana ~,
with the lot on which they stand. fronting about
81 feet and extending back about lOj feet, 81 the
northeast corner OF CHINA aud Cherry streets. IN
the city OF Richmond, Va.
TERMS: Cash a. 10 the expenses OF the SAFE,
any delinquent taxes aud the sum OF $50, with
interest thereon from July l., 1890 and tho reel
due upon such terms ~ the grantes In SAIL deed
or the trustee shall prescribe, and a. snail b,
announced At the time OF sale.
q. n. FJNsTEN, Trustee.
IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
DkPAxrURs az srEAAgxs.
old DOMINION STEAM TsS>
" sHlP COMPANY ATA

old DOMINION STEAM JSA
" eHlP COMPANY AEA
BoR NEW YOhk-
steamers leaVo Richmond BFsRr TUESDAY,
anu FRIDAY .. Y. NJ haniies' closed ons
hour before SAILING time.
Steamers Leave New York for tichinonf
YyRAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
d.. arriving Ia Rohmoni MONDAY AMI FAI'
DAY AohNiNGA
Passenger accom- m dsuons rnsor lassel
Cabin fare ~ New iofk TIA Jamos-fi'sr
route Including meals and oefh)......-.s W
Round. trip tlsseLa limited ~ thirty iaJs
After G2te OF .ssus. .-..s+-.-.. % Pr"
stee~age, with saosls nee. .........-.....~ tv
stsernge without ~ Dsistence. .......-...-- ~
O.o,a p>F' - .Aoe.0 10 o.
Cabin fare yis kiohno nt and Petersburg
ROAD s.............. a.
T1ctels can DC obtained 81 A. ". Gafp0r a ~
Main street Chesapeake mt UhiJ ana hlcA-
mopd and Petersburg dopots ani al com pahJ'
ooices l.sJl Main street. and wharf. hOckenA
gre,xh. forwarded and D.oJsn Oils ~ ladlhs
issued tor points berond nev iOrk-
Fr,.icn. received daily Until D. Z. IL. .
pn.sen.ers leaving tlclmOnd on MONDAYS,
TJlFsDkYs, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, anl
SATURDAYS, by the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
nav ria Newport News al 32J +. ". aud ~
Ei-bmond anu Petersburg railroai ,ssnn days
nj g.25 p. NJ, will make connec iOn al NOhtOLh
win steamer leaving thore day
GEORGE W ALLEN b Co. Agens.
No. .3Ji Mhln stree. ent
auI Comrany'swhsrL hoo&eIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
CoLoRrD EMIGRATION.
REVIVAL MEETINGS.
FARMvllLE HAPPENINGS.
A Strange and Fatal Disease Which Has
Carried or Many Fine Dogs.

[CorrespOndenco OF The Kichmon1 DIspatch.I
FARMvIILF. July 81. 1890.
Miss Carrie Blanton, daughter of Mr. b..
W. J.. Blanton. of Cumberland county.
has returned from Huntington. w. Va.
Miss Lula Hagan and two younger sisters
accompanying her. The Misses Hagan are
daughters of ex-Mayor Hasan, whose wife
recently died.
Judge A. ID. Watkins left to-day on O
business tour OF the Southwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
TOAso, Va. July :, 1890.

CLERE's OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR rHRl
CITY % WILLIAMSBURG AID
COUNTY OF JAMGs CITY. May 80. 1897 J
HUBBARD And RATCLIFFE W. GODDiN AND
OrHgHs-CHtSCeKY
7, Richard A. Wise, clerk 81 the court aforesaid,
DO certify that tho bond required OF special
Commissioner h. Is. Warren In the above named
Cause has been fled in my olics
Testo: RICHARD A. WISE.
iyl2-ay Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

&enc4 AZ tl--SSs ANsisyAN -
DICHMOSD, FREDERICKSBURG
"a AND POTOMAC RAILROAD --.Asi.s
Nm8
,ss A. a. leavos BYrd-s.rssi s.auol .sr
stoys only =. AshlEll. b0.aF'.I W.
;eri. aui freiorcksDlrg, hro4t.i.+
hideNai5r. sieepes - h>sli-y.A
aud New York.
l.52 A. NJ leaves Byri-sHsei ssss0a Tally Sc
except sunday
tts 2. n. leaves byri--irset siat)a tnE
sleeper. h-au0ai Cd Sew flrE
ssOA. II arrives 81 Byrf str9-i s.xa Il t.ir
sleeper from Nes YORK
s5sP. NJ art1Fos at Byrd sty-sl s-saIl .t.f
stops ~ froi6rcsssurE
Boinwsll. and Ashland sl1ep ~ -
WAshlDssyn ani Nov York D9ss =
stop a. EioA
SIS r. n. srrlro. 81 ByrI--troos sisA5- 4A-h
except SUNDAY.
ASHLAND fkAfNA
pAILr EYcEPr sTsOAY1
eeA. NJ. leaves klDs Arrives kg A31iali ?
1884. a
1ocP. " sooonraofauon ieAys Efri ss-es
STATION. arrives a. AL Aaf A. p T.
ZAP. leaves HlOs arrive. - Asl.Aai -
9g3P.A.
a. A. NJ. arrives slba- Leaves Asa.ssi ~
A. 4.
eSA N. avon 0iSaou arrives a. 81.
sue,tsl station. leaves As4lAll A.
A.. d.
e:!sP. N. arrives AZ ns4 loaVs. Asa.aai ''
{. A TAYLOR Trs1ie saassa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
u UABIE REAL ESTATE IN JAMES CITY
COUNTY, YA.-By virtue ~ = &c rec ~ tho cir
cult Court Of the county Of James city and the
city OF Williamsburg. entered on the lith day 81
May, 1890, Ia the SUIT OF Hubbard and kstciiile
Is. Adophus Goddin's personal representative
AID Othors. will sell on the
sru DAY OF SEPTEMBER, is9.
chat being County Court day az the front door
Of the court house in the city ~ WILLIAMSBURG.
all the unsOd LAND belonging 20 tho 4" Ash
land" tract ~ land. which II FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES. more or less. The Chesapeake and
Ohio railway runs through this tre't Of land, TIC
llascond depot Is on a portion Of the lan1 for
merly belonging 10 said tract, and Is about ona
hundred yards from the d1oling-housr. About
one hundred and twenty-five acres are arabic;
The balance u. thickly set 10 young oak and pine,
contiguous 10 water. good opportunity Is Of
tered for investment
TERMS: one hundred dollars cash. the balance
on a credit Of SIX aud twelve months, notes WIKI
approved security Taivlug the homestead viii -
required, title retained until the whole Of the
purchase-mOuey ~ pail
For further particulars a. to location, &c, ap-
ply 20 subscriber: a. o. tile % Judge Is. l.. Hen
icy, az orucy conducting the suit Al Lishifoot
Post once, Va. II. h. WARREN,
Special Commissioner.
Vn.No z. I'M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
YORK-RlYER LlAE,uI wSsrr0l"

lUkk-hii I'm LIND,
rHK FAvoRIrE RoUrS MONTH
LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN Ma 81, $40 Z. n. SO,
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily etao1s ss1iN "a
a, ali stAtions Al Lesisr hsaor CO. .','' 4.
stage for wAlkerton: with baltimore ''~'
TRAIN No So as p. " ,.,
BALTIuoRg LIMITED. isuy eicey .-s'rsf
Tor Wo.t Point connecting rlh 49,,
s,samers for baltimore. A. balam ~ ~
csnuect vltn Baltimore aud vni0 -,
Washinrton, Phtlaielphts. sni Ne" -,e,3s
steamers leave Baltimore T. d. ~A-''
Sunday. ,a.sk, A. A.; - .
TRAIN No ~ ~ A. ,.,sss
LOCAL. NtxED. daily excepi sunAs'i Ia.
wenty.,niri ssress tor wss' FVia'
~sa.s.s p pss a, station foot Of 'irsn' 49,
onsa A. M.,osp. NJ. aud iron y l. =
A. ". Al Tamil aai Ma
otgoosa IA 4 TAYLOR
SOL MAAA e.s-snser Assss.
joSSPa 8 P0rrs. D.vsisa rss'''s''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
DICHMOND CITY I'D -.
NroRFOLK AND WESTERN RAIl.

i Y EUAaA
SCHEDULE ~ k-REcr 81 '' ft I.I1
TWO TRAfsS DAILY TO AlRfO.k sd
LINCiib.tA
LEAVE RlCB hoND, nNhU.>IHLLI tIIJ.
saOA.A. DAILY. Va fei8rt14-g -E-4m .fs.i
Narto.r iArt .I tl...n .....
Norfolk 1879 g. a. oDs.1F .4 ..-
tarsrsrg ana s4.OiA ms
TAIN, isafr- IHfs.H..fga 49, J
#. aut arriving al f1.f.iE l- D.. ~
stops af b. 90 ..lE
t4oA. II. nsiy as Peternl-f Auiys \
Petol.burg JOBS A.. NJ va ~
Petersburg i:'1 4. =. Pr ~
vile, Lyacabug. qua a.! V9ias
as WDaI ~
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THE COURTS.
DOings in the Halls OfJustice.

In the Federal Court the morning was
occupied in arguing exceptions in the cell
ebrated case of Gullett VS.. the Mexican
National Construction Company, and the
case will go to trial this afternoon.
Nothing of interest is tranSpiring
around the courthouse on SOledad street.
In the Probate Court letters of guardian
ship were given to Sarah NJ. Wright, as
guardian of the Wright minors, bond of
$1,000.
The recorder had very light docket
this morning, only three cases being
called. One person was fined s. for drunk
and dSOrderly. another s. for exposing
his person, and another $40 for beating
and striking, making the fines amount to
So
Before Justice McAlliStrr John P. Paul
has been chan ged by Business Manager
Chris. Stafford. of the Texas StOckman
and Farmer. of SwindIing, in sums over
the amount Of $50. Paul skipped to Lare-
do but, it is learned, has been arrested
there on a similar charge.
Civil business occupied the Judge to-
dav.
Before Justice Heron three atfidavitS
have been made by Lawyer H. P Drought
against j. +. Price. manager of the Union
Stock Yards, and an extensive StOckman
of this city. One affidavit charges Mr.
Price with abusive language to Mr..
Drought; another charging Price with
assault and battery upon Mr.. Drought,
by striking him in the face with his open
hand, and the third affidavit is
made to put Mr.. Price under u
peace bond to keep the peace with Mr.
Drought. The trouble arises over Mr.
DrOughtS testimony in the recent case
before Judge Kings court, styled J. E.
Price vs.. Horton Il MaltSberger.
Justice McAlliSter held an inquest this
morning on the remains of an old gentle
man named Hunt. who died yesterday
very suddenly of heart disease The de-
ceased was the father-in-law of Mr. J. W.
Crate. a merchant Of this city.