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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27


sToPrfSG-PLAcEs
Soa H. q. - q. aud - rsss No stsp~ rsN
D and - stop Ga signal ~ Nsnahestss
Drewry's BiuI CenrAlis, and Chester No ~
stons at Chester. NsS So u - ana y WI s,S0
Of all stations for passengors
PULLMAN-CAR skayicR
On Trains Sos II and - sieepiu g-cers os'vese
New YORK Ani lamps. fla via Jsctsonvuieh
On Trains Sos Ia ani n siesDiak-c>rs besweer
Washington and Charleston. On Train No W
slseping-csrs betscsn Washington and JACK
sonyilie. On Train No ~ sleeoing .eau be-
tween Jacksonville and New York
TIE ONLY ALLxAIL LIMB TO NORFOLK
ncAmo. rI ...''a:aaoAx Sor,ols.'. A.. .iss p.
Richmond $3.50 P. ". Norfolk ..... 100 r. n.
Norfolk .....'S.i0AN N. Rioh noni. 1915 A. ~
Norfolk 800. 't01 p. NJ. Hich noui.. $50 ?. ".
she trains leaving Richmond aiss0 A. Y. and
Norfolk at z. ". are solid Trans betveea
these two points. aud passengers so through
without change ~ cara Sloso connections are
slso m ale al Petersburg BY ihs e.t3 i. n. train
from Richmond and the go A. NJ tain from
Norfolk
Trains leaving Richmond =. aa0 A. Y. and
ii.sJ p NJ ani arriving a. hicamont a. itio y.
n and sos Y. NJ. maze close connection 81
Peter. surg "a and from fsrmville. LynchOurA
and southwestern poini%
n. N. ouLLr, superistsuissA
EFT. u. MrsRS 0enorsl superintendent
I. N. knkzsos. General Passenger AgeaL
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THOMAS BRANCH & COL
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ?
RIruNnNn "a Anil IE4l

KlCHhOND, A., April -, l1fJ.
WE HAVE FORMED A SYNDI-
ca z who have purchased $4,000 WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CONSOLE
DATED MORTGAGE o PER CENT. GOLD
BONDS TO take up Ike amount Of per
cent. bonds due ist May next, when they will be
a nrst mortgage OF only 1880 per mile, ana
oner 100000 Of these bonds at 100 and interest,
the balance having been sold, and We will take
in payment per cent bonds duo May LIST ss par
and interest
We recommend those bonds with great coma
dence, and We believe they will 20 much high
er. The road Is doing better than II has ever
done. 1t not only is the connecting link between
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail-
road and the North Carolina rsllroad--ali Of
the Richmond aud West Point Terminal system,
but is leased to the Richmond and Danyile
railroad, whose stock Is selling q. rs and paying
adividend Of 10 per cent per snnum
The bonds are endorsed by the Richmond snd
Danville railroad, guaranteeing principal and
interest TO be paid in gold.
We reserve the RICH, to advance ne prise
without notice.
ap 23-lw THOMAS BRANCH d co.
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NEW ORLEANS NOT IN DANGER.

Eyw ORLEANS. April 26.-Secretary Hes
Ger, Of the Cotton Exchange. received a dis
patch from Norman Bell, secretary of the
Norfolk (Va.) Cotton Exchange, saying
Tour members arc very solicitous about
New Orleans" MIR. Hester replied Your
dispatch indicates that the situation as re-
CARDS New Orleans has been absurdly ex-
eggerated. There is not now nor is there
likely TO be the slightest danger 20 New
Orleans from high water in the Mississippi
river. To quote statement Just made by
q member OF the state Board OF Engineers,
'The city is as IL il were on high hili.'n
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RAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMONp,

s siS = " From Atlanta AMI Augusta
as 4. n. from Amelia Courthouse
40 ?. ". From kslsigh.
us 4. II. Az Manchester. from Clover
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DICHMoND AND DANyILLE

DICHMOND AND WILLIE
III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE II BPFKCr FEBRUARY ie 1904
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, va:
$50 A. N. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily, 10 AZ.
lsnla, Augusta, and points South. Co.'S
meets a. Greensboro Tor Durham anf
RAlsigh: a. salisbury Tor Wostora
North Carolina Passengers can ,sks
elseper al or. 81 through slsopsfs
from Dsnyllie south
sSo A NJ ACCOMMODATIONS, daily. eIcspt
sunday 70 Clover. Va, aud inter-
mediate polntA
liooA 81. VIRGISiA AND NORTH CARoLIsA
EXPRESS, asilT, through rsia ~
Raleigh Ufd k8ysViile. Connecs 40
Burkoyills with Norfolk Ani Western
railroad for garmUlle. Lynchbarg,
sni points West. ~ keTsyllls Toe
ClHrEsyillO. Oxford, Henderson. snd
Durham.
sosP.N FAST MAIL, dsiiY, for Atlanta, Au-
gusta, snd points South. Connects 20
hoselsys junction vita farnvlls
and p0EhalAn Thilrosi. a. Grssos-
boro TO- Dnrbsm and Rsieigb, 81
Salisbury for Western Sorth Caro-
lima Through slsspsrs from Dam
Vile south.
sOoP. LOCAL, daily. 0xcsp, sunday, for
Ameis Courthouse and iRtsuaeiis.s
Iclut1.
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NOTlCE.-THE CONSOLIDATED
~ MokIGhGE BONDS OF THE RICHMOND
AND pANNlLLE RAILROAD COMPANY ma
turlns Nay "a ~, WIZ bs paid on presentation
pany. corner Bank and Tenth streets, In the city
OF Richmond, Va, and No. So Brosdway, In the
city OF New YORK Interest on said bonds Will
cease AZ ma urity. X. BROOKE,
ap 20-eodiMy1 Asslsfsnt treasurer.
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nUR buyer has .uss made
o flying trip 10 the northern
markets and secured some Of
the most styliAh novelties In
Hats Bonneta and Shapes
for Ladies', Misses, and Glib
dren.
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AND WESTERN RAIL-

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ sOAn
SCHEDULE IN EFRzCr APiRf, a. INA
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK AND
LYeCnBURA
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYkD-sTREET STATION
s4OA- n Daily. ris Petersburg -kichmonf snd
Norfolk rhro gr LEpress-AntVs ~
Norfolk rad 2. y. s.ops only q. Pc
tsrs0urg ana ru10lt. A seosnt
Uain, leaving Petersburg as 1850 A.
Il. AMI arriving r., Norfolk ais T. ~,
stops ~ az stations.
eGAX. Daily, r,s Potsr.uurg. Arrive AZ
Petersburg 1918 A. Il. No leaves
Petersburg go A. n. for Farm
Vile, Lyncbburs. snd ali points BOs.a
,y, N. Jsiir. ga Pe..rIours. Arrive Pc
tcreburz o.; 2. ~; lesvs Petersburg
49, L. n. dauT arriving hon0lk7
A.. N
li.ro r. NJ DAILY. ca Fet,rsburk Arrive 81
Petersburg 100. =. NJ. connsc,ing
win Traia 80. J. leaving Petersburg
a. l2.kO A. n. Tor farmUlle. Lynch
burg. POsahontah All all points
tl.ooA. ". ps,Iv.rIl Bgrseyille, for Fsrm,lle,
Lynrhburg, tno soalh. aud West
PULLMAN sLEKPIN6-CAA ACC0A1ODA-
TIOHo
No. i-sleepng-cM from Petersburg 10 Bristol
Without change. Leaving Petersburg daily ss
l2.sO 4. 81. snd Lynchburg 10 hsmpnis with
out change
10 Memphis without onsnge
Tickets, bsxgAgo-checks, AMI ell information
can Do obtained al honmoni and Psisrsbdrg
railroad depot A. W. 3Arbsr's, lDJD bAin street.
sad a. las Compaay's olnss. S)l east haln stsos<s
h. ". COURTNEY,
Passenger Agoaa
w. D. BBYtLL
General Passenger Afezk
CHAsLs a EDDY. Ylcs-Prsslien-
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A took viii prove oar
styles tho handRmsss
your eyes hayo msA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

You could PICK from
them with your eyes
shut and IN the DARK
ard DO sure Of getang
ono you'd Ike.
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Property Transfers,

Richmond City.--B. I. Archer to Helena
Thomas, Is l-6 feet on east side First street
near Clay, $500.
William II. Beyeridge to James b. Nc
Cav, interest in 10 feet on Buchanan
street, SIG.
James b. Pace to j. a. Crosley, IA feet OF
south side Blair street near Randolph
SIG.
same to Mrs. Fannie Cornet, 10 feet on
same near same, $l27.50.
+. NJ. Spilman to j. Il. Winter, II feet on
north side Hill street near st. James, $50
Lucien b. Tatum to w. w. Haley, ~
feet on west side Cherry street near Bever
| ly,Sl,7jO.
Philip NJ. Thompson and Isabella j
| Sully to Emanuel Raab. II. NJ. Raab, and
l.. l.. Strause, 100 feet on Main street north
east corner Seventh, 5000.
Octavia A. WhitlOck to Thomas b. Muir
! ply, 80 feet on north side Broad street neal
Twenty fourth, $1,000.
Daniel b. Williams to Willie A. Wilson,
- feet on east side It. Paul street neal
COutts, 1924.
Same to same, Is feet on same near same
S2Ol.
HenricO COuntV-G. Amsinck Il Co. "a
f. IL. CARRIER, IA acres on williamsburg
| road one and one-halt miles east Of Rich
James IL. Barton to William +. Taylor,
lots and 4, block 49, Barton Heights
! $1,0S7.50.
jackson Brandt to Bertha Brill, lots 10
| and IL, block c, Leonard Heights, $500.
Elizabeth Harvey 10 L. III. Bissell, APO
| feet on west side Brook turnpike near State
c Ittle pens; 10 lots ON north side HenricO
street adjoining above on ;, and 3l-lO0
acres on west side Brook turnpike adjon-
Ing Crenshaw's estate, subject TO lien Of
$1,000, $3.50
John IL. Undertake to +. ii. Bissell, %
22-l0O acres on north side llenrico street adj
joining j. j. IIaryies estate, Sl,776.
Charlie Il. Willis TO j. ID. GOdsey, lots s.
.. 10, and II, block A, Leonard Heights,
$3.50.
Elizabeth Harvey TO L. II. Bissell, 420
feet on Brook turnpike, and another tract
Of land known as Harvey's Flower Garden
and Nursery, $4,000.
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AROUND THE CAMP-FiRES.
An Enjoyable Meeting by X. Il. Lee Camp
Confederate Veterans.


A special camp fire meeting was held last
night by X. Z. Lee Camp Con ederate Vete-
rams. The hall was uncomfortably crowded.
with large audience, largely Of ladies', for
whom special seats had been prepared. The
feature Of the occasion was an address Dy
Judge ii. w. Flournoy, who was brave
and true Confederate soldier during the
days of conflict. and when peace was re-
stored was quick 10 return to the Union,
and has ever since been a gentle and pa
triotic statesman.
The eloquent and earnest speaker was
greeted with warm applause when he was
introduced by MISUNDERSTANDING D. :
BidgOOd, who presided. The Judge TOOK
for his subject 1.-The Confederate Soldier
and the Women Of the South" Beautiful
and pathetic was the story Of these two
personages presented by the speaker, when
brought many tear from his audience.
He was cheered throughout his excellent
address, aud warmly congratulated Wneh
he finished.
AT the conclusion Of Judge Flourn0y's
address a very entertaining duo for cornets
was rendered and heartily received. Two
sweet solos were sung by Miss LINE
Phillips and Mrs. Jessie Harvey-Magruder'
Both of them have exceptionally fine con-
tralto voices. Mr.. Eugene Davis amused
the audience with two very humorous BANJO
selections. Captain Frank Cunningham
who was present, was forced out by the
audience. and sang in his usual enJoya ne
style Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters.
Mr.. W. Kirk Mathews. ALWAYS willing to lend
his talents TO a good cause, kindly gave MS
services as an accOmpanist.
The rOstrum was beautifully and pro-
fusely decorated with flowers, and por'
trayed the presence Of some fair hand.
The enjoyable exercises ended Win an
elegant and bountiful collation..
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THE GOVERNORS OFFICE.
Matters of Executive Clemency-Procla-
nations Turkeys.

nlhlitHH ~
Governor Mckinney yesterday issued two
prOclamations. One for Powell and Ste
phen Marcum, who, on November 4th, in
the county Of Lee, killed James Giles, spe-
cial policeman for election day. \ reward
Of $50 is offered for the arrest and cOnyic-
ton Of the assailants. Another proclama-
tiOa was issued Offering a reward Of 100 for
Ezekiel Smith, from Hanlan county, Ky,
who in May last, in Lee county, killed and
robbed Peter Harvey.
Governor Mckinney also committed the
sentence Of Joe Hill, who was convicted in
the county Of Pittsylyania Of assault and
battery and sent to jail for six months,
and hnd 500. Hill is set free provided he
pays his fine in lawful money, and not in
coupons.
The sentence Of Green Smith was also
committed. smith was convicted in Pittsyl-
vania county in October Of attempting 10
cut an officer IN the discharge OF his duty,
and sent to jail for three months. and fined
S75. He is pardOned on the same condition
as Hill.
The official returns from AppOmattOX
(Tenth district) was received by the Cover
nor yesterday and certified to by the Electoral
Board. The returns give ii. IT. George
Tucker 4j7 votes; 4. j. Taylor 40 votes.
The votes were counted by commissioners
who were appointed by a justice Of the
peace Of the county. They were Messrs. X.
b. POOre X. A. Forbes, and ;. l.. Ferguson.
Governor Mckinney was agreeaDly sur
prised yesterday morning. Dir. W. l..
Blanton, of Cumberland, brought him
very fine wild turkey. IL weighs, perhaps,
twenty pounds.
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Deaf lis.


STEPHENS.-Died. November 27th. al
2:2O Z. NJ, AZ his residence, 6O2 north Eighth
street, DANIEL STEPHENS, aged forty
seven years.
TRIPLET.-Died. at the residence Of hel
hush md. 80. 29l2 north y street. November
p. 1890, at 1890 A. 81, Mrs. MARY j., wifi,
OF Charles III. Tnplet.
LEIGH.-Diel. AT 2O7 east Main street. IN
this city, AT $50 T. NJ, November 27th, EG'
BERT g. EIGH, In the seyenty-seventh yeai
of his age.
Fdneml from Grace Episcopal church al
$3.50 T.. VI. TODAY.
No flowers.
WISE Died, at his residence, No. 213 cas-
Grace street, in this eli, at D o'clock A. NJ.
Friday, November D, 1880. JAMES MAUi-
SON WISE, sou OF Tully Robinson and Mar
garet Douglas Pettitt " Use,
The funeral Will take place from 1t. Paul
church on SUNDAY, November 3Otn. az =
o'clock T.. W. The trends and acquaintance,
are invited 10 attend.
SOMERNILLF. at his residence. I'm
Culpeper county. on November 10Th. IN the
eighty year Of his age, Or. WALTER
SONERNIILt.
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Excellent Play Enjoyed.

shenandoah" at the Mozart Academy
was presented again last night TO de-
lighted audience. The house presented a
brilliant appearance, the Stuart Horse
Guards and Richmond IlOwitzers attending
in full uniform. Quite number Of the
veterans from the Soldiers Home also at
tended by invitation, and duri ne the third
act they became so enthusias, as 10 give
one good "Rebel yell" No one ih he house
enjoyed the play more than they. 1t was
presented in an excellent manner, the
scenes being even more vivid than in its
first presentation.
SHENANDOAH will be presented at a
matinee to-day, and tonight the last per-
Torrance will be given. Between the
second and third acts at the night perform
ance detachment of soldiers from the First
Virginia regiment. under command of Ser
geant William Gibson, Will execute some
manWuyres and drills with muskets. They
have been especially drilled for the purpose.
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Grove Avenue Baptist Church.

The new house Of worship recently erected
by this congregation is now about completed,
and the main auditorium will be opened
for public worship for the first time tO-mor-
row. Services Will be held at IL A. NJ. and
3 II. NJ. The pastor, DR.. 5. A. Goodwin,
will ofiiciate at both services. Interesting
programmes have been arranged for each
meeting. In the morning DIR. Gwin, of
Norfolk, Va, will preach and several Of the
ex-paslors OF the church will be present and
take part in the exercises.
In the afternoon there will be a union
meeting Of ali of the Baptist churches of
Richmond and Manchester. DR.. Curry will
deliver an address and the pastors Of the
other churches will be present and assist in
the meeting. Should the weather be fayora-
bic 1t is expected that there will he a large
attendance, but the ushers will, if possible,
see that all are made comforta he.
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The following letter from A. l.. Fluke
Bailey's European Hotel, W ashingtOu, Pa.
was received at The TINES Office yester.
day:
Dear Sir: VIII you please insert small
notice in your paper? was first lieuten.
ant IN Company ID, one u ndred-and- Third
regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteers.
during the civ war; was captured at Ply
mouth, \. {. | gave my sword up. On
the scabbard is engraved the following in
seription; Presented TO A. l.. Fluke. first
Lieutenant Company ID. Northumberland
Third regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers
10y Colonel j. Il. Finlay. Any Of Your read
ers who may see this article and know of
such sword would confer favor by cor
responding with me. As relic | would
prize II very highly. You viii confer a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-29
Richmond Literary Club.

The secoi meeting of the Richmond Lit.
erary Club was held last night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Thomas Potts. Mr.. Edward
Crump was called 10 the chair, and the
proceedings were opened by an interesting
and thoughtful essay from MIR. Roosevelt
Page on the subject selected for the even
ing, Coleridge, which was followed by read
ings from that author. and a general dis
cussion Of his various merits as a man and
a writer.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Armistead Wexford. Mr.. and Mrs. Wyndham
X. Meredith Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Carmichael,
and Misses Winston, Mary Anderson,
Potts, Cameron, Branch, Daniel, Miss Helen
Cameron, of Petersburg; Misses Wilcox
Brown, Of Baltimore; Miss Clark, and
Messrs. Gaines, Cabell, Page, Bruce, Ruth
erfOord.
The Club will meet two weeks hence at
Colonel Archer AndersOn's, when the sub
lect for discussion will be OratOrv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-29

4 decree was entered in the CHANGER,
Court yesterday in the Meyer case. 1t or
ders that A. Stenhart n Bro. can take iron
the store one lot Of goods, the value of abou
800, provided, however, they give bond il
the sum of $1,000. These goods were
shipped to Mr. II. IL. Meyer just before h,
failed, and were refused by him. Henc,
they are the property Of A. Steinhart a Bro
An inventory has been progressing at tn,
store, III east Broad street, since Tuesday
and It is probable that it will be completed
by tonight. In that event, the store will be
opened Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-29

IMMATURE ALMANAC Nov. 20, 1890.
.un rlses.-......... 7:O6 Moon rises TAG p. NJ.
3uu scis............4 81 DaS length. Oh. 46m.
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st. Andrews brotherhood Meeting.

The anniversary exercises of the It. An
drew's Brotherhood will be held tomorrow
night at 81. James church. This remarka.
bic organization for work among young
men numbers in the United States more
than 1000 members. Its simple rules are
for each member to pray daily for the spread
OF the Gospel among young men, and to ell
deavOr to bring some young man to church
service every week. The several chapters
OF this city include the most jealous Chris
tian young men Of the Episcopal churches.
The Bishop Of the diocese will preside,
and Hon. G.. Harry Davis, an attorney at
law, and an earnest Brotherhood man, has
been secured to make tle address. The
church seats are free, and the public, espe-
cially the young men, are cordially invited
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Personal and General.

Life and advent meetings at No. 1909
west Main street. SUNDAY services: Bible
study and sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. +;
conference and communion service at III
A. NJ; preaching at 3 and at 1880 +. NJ.
Afternoon subject: The Devil. Night sub
ject: The Sure Foundation. All are well
come.
Sanitary Inspector LamkIn has removed
his residence from No. 25l3 east Franklin to
No. BOLT east Broad street.
Mr.. Charles seldom Is improving from HE
recent severe illness.
The December meeting OF the Common
Council will lie held MONDAY night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-29
COALRD.

Barees Tivoll and Crockett, Hoboken; y. 4
w. 4, Boston.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Item, from the City on the Other Side of
the River.

the River.
Rev. Mr.. Clopton, rector Of Meade Memo
rial church, is improving from his recent
sickness. but is still unable to preach. His
pulpit will be filled at fl A. NJ. by Rev.
Martin Johnson, OF PowhataD, and at j.
NJ. by Rev. Lewis W. Burton. of Il. John :
church, Richmond.
The annual ball Of Our Boys Pleasure
Club was given last night at Odd-Fellows'
Hall. A large crowd was present. and the
hop was success.
Tony Smith, John Hill. Ulysses Brown,
James Graham, and Joseph Jones Gall col
Ored) were before the court yesterday morn
ing, charged with creating disturbance.
They were all fined $3.50 and costs except
Jones, who was fined SO and costs, as be
resisted the officer
Rev. j. X. IL arrison, who has labored
with such success in this city, will to-mOr-
row afternoon at 3 O'Clock preach to men
only in Leader Hall. This meeting Is under
the auspices Of the Railroad branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, and
every railroad man is cordially invited to
attend.
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LaCeS, HandkerChiefS.

In tnis department are To- be found all
the Novelties that ingenuity could in.
vert. Complete assortment If
Point Gauze and Duchesse Laccs,
Flounces. and Bridal Wells.
Silk Drapery Nets. In Chanully. Mar
quise, La Tosca. and Brussels, in new
designs and velvet spots
Black Lace Flouncings, in Marquise.
Hand-run, Spanish, Spanish Gui-
pure. and Chantllly. with Trimming
Laces 10 match
Splendid stock of Ladies and Gentle
mems Handerchiefs. Hemmed. Hem
stitched, and Embroidered
Neck Ruching and Collarettes in great
variety. ocl<
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pORT OF WEST POINT. NovEnBEE,2s.
SAILED.

steamship stella. for New York. for cotton
steamship Allegheny. providence, mer-
chandise and passengers.
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nAHKEus AND sEOKEEa
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CITY Circuit Court.

The following suits were instituted yes
terday;
NJ. b. Meadows against :. I. EggletOn
Action on open account for S75.97. At
tachment sued out.
A. B. Clarke d Son against Il. III. Kelley
n Co. Action of debt for Sllj.53.
The following judgments We're entered
G.. n A. Bargamin against Anderson Tray.
Tor, SOL; Kaufman a. straus against T. o.
SimOns n Co., $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-29

Frank q. Ruffln, DIR. A. II. Christian. Mr.
q. McLeods, General Williams, Major
Hunt, aud Mr.. w. Chase Morton.
Active-Messrs. Edward Winston, j. ID.
Nslybur,on, j. II. Tucker, II. Carter Scott
farewell Elicit. James b. Hardie, II. ii
stegar, and John Harrison.
Mr.. Leigh's daughter arrived yesterday
from Orange, and his son is expected here
this morning.
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Concert Next 1hursday Night,

The oratoriO concert to be given Thurs
day night in the Young Mems Chris tiau
Association entertainment course promises
to .e brilliant affair A well-driled
chorus OF forty voices and several OF Our
most popular singers in a select programme
is an attractive announcement. The box
sheet for reserved seats Will be Opened al
the building Monday morning.
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Hnllce Court.

Jerry Sampson, an old negro man, was
sent to Jail for thirty days for stealing
ducks from Henry CussOns.
Joseph Jones (cOlored) was fined $3.50 for
trespassing in grocery store, and $40 Tor
resisting an officer.
Lucy Meetings., a c0lored woman, was
fined $3.50 Tor attempting TO smuggle bot
tie Of whisky through the bars of the Jail 10
her husband.
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CoR SALE. BY BOWMAN, Dos


WELL a SHi MAN.
REAL ESTATE AND ASSURANCE AGENTS
No. 1901 EAST MAIN SIRE EL
113 feet on Floyd street between Meadow
and Rowland. ..,,....
800 feet on Floyd street between Robinson
and Cedar.
30 feet on BroOkland street.
1873 feet corner OF Washington ana luusi
streets.
Nineteen LOIS on Carlton street
Five LOTS corner Of Brooklyn street and
ShattswOod avenue.
BRICK IA TORY. south Eighteenth street
FRAME HOUSE, 4 rooms, go feet, Nichoi-
son street. 49,,
STORE and DWELLING, 4 nor'h tigh-
tcenth street.
NICE DWELLING and p . acres I'M asp1r-
agus. strawberries, &C., In uOi thelhl SUBURBS
Several SMALL FARMS near the ify. and
other well-paylng property.
BOWMAN, BOSW' IL & SHUMANi
se01.tf 9nOrth Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-29
listls MALTA Party

The operetta Little Nell's Surprise
Party, was heard at the Grove Avenue
Baptist church Thursday night. All the
little ones acted well their parts, and the
singing was delightful. Mrs. Winston
made an excellent manager and director
Mr.. Herbert Rees was the pianist, and Dir.
Herber; Philips and Miss Essie Philips as
sumed leading roles.