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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20
HORSE record.
Results of Yesterday and Entries foi
To-day.
Following are the entries for to-day:

Following are the entries for to-day:
FIRST race, ihree-quaIters of mile-BObb,
Bcacn. 100; OlO, 100; Worth. 1885, Meriden
10; Lady Reel, II; Ruth. IL; King Crab
10: Blue Rock. l15; Al FaTOw. ll5; FOres
King. ll5; BallyhOo, lO6.
second race, one and one-eghth Of mile
Castawav. 10: Buddhist, 10: Cousin Jeems
los; Torso, lOi; Drlzzlc, 100; Piuny, o.
Rizpah, 80; LOngshOt, 80
Third race, one and One-siXteenth miles
Clinton ~takcs-English Lady, 49, Daisy +.
1l0; SinalOa H., 10; Helter SHELTER, 1l9
cleaning, ll9; DruidesS, 40; fearlset. ll2
Jennie H.. 10; Miss Belle. fl2; Emineuce
l12: LivOnia. ll2; DollOkns, l12.
Fourth race. one ana One-quarter miles
special-kingston. l22; Ienny, l22: Los An
geles. III; tournament, 1l2; Prince Fonso
112.
Firth race, three-Quarters Of mile-Amu.
let, 10; Nellie BLY,. 10; L'lntrigauante
10; Equity. no. Homer, Il3 Forerunner
ll3; Lord Harry, ll3: klrkOver, l13; Annie
100; Hoodlum, los; Lowlander, Jos
eclipse, l23.
sixth race shree-quarters ola mile. selling
kern, 1l2; Malachi. l07 Ban ClOche, l07;
syracuse. lO7; Radiant, 1O7 Punster. Jr.
lOl; COtilliOn, lOl Dolllkens, los; Little
ella, 1903: Rambler, 10; Dilemma, %.
Following were the results of races al
GraNesend yesterday:
First race quarters OF a mile-Maxim
colt first. syracuse second, Lady Jane third
lim@ l:l6.
second race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Eon first. SenOrita second. Strideaway third
time 1870.
Third race, ond and one-sixteenth miles
DablO first. Suggard second Now or Never
third. Time 1850
Fourth race. i've and One-half furlongs-
forerunner first, Void second. Yosemite
third Time 1.O9i5.
tinh race, three-quarters Of mile-Tip-
stan first Lady Reel second Busted third
fine 1:lbH.
Sixth race, selling. hve-eighths Of mile
Houston first, Lady Jane second, Jersey Pat
third. Time 1929
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20
Transfers of Property.

Richmond CHV-Richard Fleming's trus-
tees 10 Chewing q Rose. trustees. Fl feet on
north side Webster street between Tyler and
Hickory. $3.50.
James +. Gum 10 III. G.. FOrstman, 1872 feet
on Marshall street northeast corner twenty
eighth, Sf7JO.
X. II. Roberts To Bette II. Browns trustees
use OF One-half Of northern wall Of house No
lO4 south Third street. sac IS
Lucy +. and II. ". tyler 10 Joseph J. Meyer
10 feet on Clay street southeast corner Kin
ney. 81 $50.
Hcnrico COtnfy j Morris Carter and G. T.
Williams 10 Virginia T.. life of tharles &
Austin, 10 acres about four miles from Rich
mOnd, s..
same and G. C. Austin TO Florence l. wife
Of George T. Williams. 30 acres on Mechan-
icsVille turnpike. So.
James Dabncy 10 William II. Burwel, Il
acres nine miles below Richmond. sos.
+. a. Gilmer 10 Lawrence Dwyer. lot bound
ed 10y Tenth. Potomac, Marshall, and Ashley
streets. and lot bounded by Ashley, Marshall
PoWhatan, and scott streets. $1,000.
10. Lane stern, special commissioner and
trustee, 10 James Caskie. 10 feet on Frank
lin street southwest corner Deep Kun and
27O feet on Parkc avenue northeast corner
sheppard street. S5,711.
Same TO jacob = Moscr, 30 feet ON south
side Park avenue near sheppard street ana
30 feet on same near same, s562.bO.
Lucy and II. ". Tyler 10 Joseph j. Meyer.
26 feet on north side Leigh street near Din-
nccn. S1,2lO.
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AUCTION SALES.

Sale of a small frame dwelling-house on Tay
Tor street near Robinson street, saturday
september 2Oth. at . T.. NJ
Trustees sale OF frame tenement, No 2la
west Canal street Monday, september
22d, at $50 T. VI.
sale of frame dwelling No. 1919 Beverly
street, Monday, September 22d, AT Obj
PM
sale of six-room frame house, No. 2Oi
west Canal street, Iuf sday. september
Odd, al p. VI.
sale OF three building lots on the conner OF
Ashland and Randolph streets, Tuesday
September 23d. at +. VI.
Sale of building lots, corner Grace and Ry-
land streets, near Richmond College
on Tuesday, september 23d, at > Z. NJ
Sale OF "A frame dwelling containing siA
rooms. No. 22l2 Nenable street. Wednes-
day, september 2Ilh. AT =. NJ
Chewing, * Rose. auctioneers.-sale Of two
hundred unimprOyed lots at West Point
on Wednesday september 2iih. An eX-
cursiOn train Will leave Richmond at A
VI. on day Of sale.
Trustees sale Of frame dwelling No. SO5
north Twenly-seventh street Thursday
September 25th, at 3 +. NJ
Trustees sale Of small farm and improve
ments. on Nine-Mile road, Thursday, sep
TENDER 25th, at IL NJ.
Sale OF Il Jres Nos. 110l. HOG. and nos east
Cary street. Thursday, september 10Th,
at +. NJ.
sale Of four tenement houses and fifteen lOts
on Chelsea Hill. saturday, september
18th, at L. NJ.
Trustees sale Of farm in Hanover county
known as Rose Hill." containing 100
acres six miles north Of Richmond, Tues
day, september Both, at IL
sale Of two stores. Nos. 416 and AIS west
Broad street, Tuesday, September Both,
AT 5 T. NJ.
r b. Cnafiin K Co, Northumberland :
sale Of valuable mill prOperty i'm char
lOtte county, known as "Jeffress Mill,
Wednesday, october 9Th. at Keysyile.
y. W Bowe. Auctioneer Trustees sale OF
cotton factory property In Manchester,
known as the Marshall MILES, and lot
fronting $50 feet on the south side OF
Fourth street, between stockton and
Everett streets, with six double frame
tenement houses thereon, Thursday, Oc-
tOber 10th. at IL o'clock NJ.
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Church NOtes.

In the Second Presbyterian church To-
morrow afternoon al . O'Clock Rev. Mr..
Lane, Of Campinas, will deliver an address
on the condition and prospects of religion
In Brazil since the revolution. Rev. DIR.
Latimer will preach at the First church
morning and night. Rev. II. IL. Harris, ID.
d.. will preach at the Fourth church at IL.
Rev. DIR. Goodwin having returned from
Europe, will preach tomorrow morning
aud night In the Groye-Ayenue Baptist
church.
In ~. Marks Episcopal church to-mor-
row night a missionary meeting Will be
held under the auspices OF the Richmond
Missionary Society, and prominent minis
tiers will make addresses. Rev. W. Ii. VIII
Iiams will preach In Christ church at night.
Rev. w. II. Anvil Will preach at II and
Rev. j. 4. Lumpkin at 5 In the Washing
construct Methodist church tomorrow.
Next Thursday night Rev. DIR. Garland will
preach and there will be "A lOye-feast.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning-Do
Ing This and That.

General J. +. Anderson. Messrs. {. L.
Boiling, j. c. Mayiield and T.. c. Christian,
OF Richmond, and Captain Ajax Lowell,
United states navy were registered at the
Carlton House, Sc0ttsville, Tuesday night.
en- -oute 10 TallwOod. the summer resort Of
Mr.. William l.. Royal. near EstOuteyille.
James NJ. Flanagan, commissioner Of re-
venue, from Cumberland county; Judge Il.
A. Hancock, of the Second judicial circuit:
ex-Lieutenant Governor j. l.. Mary, and
ex-Sherh James l.. Carruthers and wife, of
Loudoun county, were visitors at the state
library yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Compton, wealthy mer-
chant of Newark, y. j., who has been in
this city for several days on "A visit, returned
home yesterday. He expressed himself as
greatly pleased with Richmond. and pre-
dicted for the city very successful future.
Mr.. b. A. Benncr came home yesterday.
after spending a pleasant vacation in At
lantic City, Cape May, and Coney Island,
also visiting his mother and friends at
Williamsport, Pa.
After trip OF over four months Messrs.
William and Myer Heller arrived on the
steamer Britannia yesterday and are eX-
pected here this morning.
Hon. George ID. Wise VIII speak at King
William Courthouse Tuesday court day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

The smallpox outbreak in this part Of
TeXas-around san Antonio and along the
Mexican border-is becoming so wide
spread as TO cause much alarm in san An
tonic. The disease is spreading and while
a few days ago there were only few cases,
there are now twenty-five or thirty. There
is seldom a time when smallpox does not
prevail here 10 "A greater or less extent; but
heretofore the pestilence has been confined
to the Mexican and the negro quarters. Now,
however, there are at least dozen serious
cases in the fashionable residence centre of
the city. The health authorities are taking
no steps looking TO the termination Of the
disease. and none of the patients have been
removed TO the pest-hOuse.
At Waco the outbreak OF SMALLPOX has
become so serious as TO necessitate the es-
Establishment of a quarantine. There are a
number Of cases at lOckhart, while Eagle
Pass and several other OF the towns along
the Mexican border are under quarantine
regulations. At Eagle Pass the disease is
very fatal, and many deaths have occurred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

wool FIN.-Died. az 7:i5 last night, at the
residence of her parents. No. 23l2 east Grace
street, HELEN ZULIEkA, daughter Of SCION
b. and VI. Maud Woodfn aged nine months
and one day.
Burial at Maury Cemetery. Manchester,
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at O'Clock
BENN ETr-Died. Friday. September 10,
1880. at = A. N, Miss AMELIA BENNETT
in her seventy-sixth year. al her residence,
No III Taylor sire et this city.
Funeral will take place at Washington
street church TODAY AT 10 A. VI.
ROBINSON Died, Friday morning. Sep
TENDER 10Th. AT 3 O'Clock, at the residence OF
his grandmother, Mrs. :. o. DuNall. corner OF
Eighth and Decatur streets. Manchester,
WILLIAM WOODWARD infant son OF j. l..
and Zuline &. Robinson, aged four months
and one day.
Funeral from the above residence THIS
MORNING at 1880 o'clock. Friends and ac-
quaintances invited TO attend.
SACRA.- Died. suddenly. at "Bg Oak
Hanover county. Va, september Is, 1890. AT
2o'ciock +. NJ. CHARLES NJ. SACiiA, In the
sixtS ninth year OF his age.
TINsLEY Died. Thurs Jay, september
Md, MA H. -. TlNSLk> eldest daughter Of
the late llen ana Charles III fnsley In the
fifteenth wear Of her a-e.
Funeral Ia take place f,om The & ay->treet
Baptist church, Il I-DAl, September 10th, at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. Friends and acquniniances
are invited 10 attend.
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Luray. virginia.

First grand public sale Of one thotsan q
resident and business lots and villa sites u.
the new Industrial, manufacturing cry ~,
Luray. Virginia, in the beautiful vaiiey o'
the Shenandoah, rich in iron, maneahese'
conner asbestos. fire, terra Gotta ana Por-
ceiain CLAWS. hard woods, limestone, States,
and other valuable minerals, takes place
the 9th and 18th Of September, lo". u,
Iuray. sale TO begin at Il. NJ. "A speciai
excursion over the Baltimore ana ONO
railroad from New York, Philadelphia anu
baltimore will be run on the 9th to reach
Iurav i'm time for dinner. The SHENANDOAH
Valley railroad will offer specially 10"
ra,es.one fare good for the round trip,
four davs' limit. The Norfolk and west.
a yn' Shesapeake and ohio. Cumberland
Vai,ev Western Maryland, and other con-
rocting lines will offer low rates to the sale.
THO lois IN be- offered are choice location,
being in close proximity 10 the lahlo ''l
.Iuray Inn" possessing naturai draihaSc,
lovely views OF the Page ana Shehah1p'i'
Valleys. Blue Ridge and picturesque Md7,
sanuttOn ranges. The Valley Lana ana
Improyement Company, which mas lnis
Great enterprise in hand. has placed one
million Of it, stock. and the Industries ~
ready secured and negotiating assures , rs
vond anv doubt Luray's great iutufe. ne
U0O lots will be offered low. ana as an III III,
yestment will have no equal. Ihere VII,
be over a thousand capitalists her" ia! u
sale. $500. ,,,,rol
For full particulars as to Luray's natural
resources. future. Nc., together win ilii
particulars of the sale, write Thomas l.
McCorkle. Secretary. Luray, Va.
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Richmond Glee CIub.

At the residence Of Mr.. Henry Lee Nalen.
s<<ine, corner Eighth and Leigh streets, Thurs
! ~ night before last, there was formed a
go Club," Composed OfMessrs. James VI.
ya;ov, ne, manager; Philip Powers, di.
\tec,o, Robert X. Harrison, secretary
ami ,,eoa,'Sr. Messrs. Harry Tompkins,
Henry Iee Ilentine and Deane Maury,
mandohnes: MEANS james NJ. Valentine,
Conway Gordon mud Emmett Meade,
guitars; Mr.. Philip PSWers, violin: Messrs.
Robert Croxton, RobertV. Harrison and
William Gray, banjos; NM Gordon, first
tenor; Messrs. Henry Lee Nientne ana
Emmett IL. Meade, second tei&r; Messrs.
Robert X. Harrison, Robert CbNton ana
William Gray. first and second bassN ames
NJ. Valentine, leader. and Philip PONers,
director.
These young gentlemen have de-
cided talent and energy, and will make
success of this club. The name is ''The
Richmond Glee Club
The club is limited 10 the number il now
contains-ten in all--and meets once every
week AT the managers home. There they
have a beautiful set Of rooms for meeting
and practcing each week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20
A Mock COngress.

\ mock Congress was in session at the
Colored Young Mems Christian Association
Hall last night, with }. T.. 1empleman a.
speaker and G. {. Davenport as general
secretary. Following was the order OF the
business:
Speaker in chair; one tap call Congress Ia
order prayer by chaplain; journal Of last
meeting; call roll Of congressman and States
from whence they came: three minutes adj
dress from the speaker; reception Of creden-
tails Of late arrivals; introduction of bills OF
little importance.
The Blair Educational Bill: Affirmative
Thomas Ii. Wyatt. of California CRepubicanl ):
negative. W. A. Jackson, of Floriua Demo
ciaU Vote. Offering of bill by j. II: Jones,
Of New Jersey (Republican). Referred TO com
mittee.
Offering ofbill: +. : Huclcs, Of Louisiana.
Lay on table. Carried.
The Pension BIZ: Affirmative, q. W.
Powell, of south Carolina Democrat :
negative. II. C.. Brown. Of Michigan (Repub-
lican). Vote and carried. Motion 10 adj
lOurn,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20
INSTRUMENTATION.

4 mass-cOnvention of cOlored men has
been called at Henrico County Courthouse
for the 9th instant, To elect delegates TO the
meeting. which will decide on October l6tf
upon the establishment Of "A Nationa
Thanksgiving Day. Following is the com
mittee calling the convention: l.. Dicker
son, Jr.. Major Burrell, Charles West,
Richard smith, Il. NJ. Monroe, II. i. Johna
than. Muscoe Vessels, Charley Johnson, A
J. Harris, Moses Taylor, Albert Carter
Richard Garter, W. W. Scott, Scotland jones
R.W. Whiting, \. Atkins, Charles Houston
j. q. Adams, Nelson Parish, J. A. Austin, l.
Robinson.
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"The Clipper.'

"The Clipper" a musical comedy, wa
prodnced last night at the Theatre for the
first time in Richmond, with Miss Amy Lee
in the title role. The play deals in the trials
OF young girl thrown upon her own re-
sources among associates who prey upon
mankind, and still retaining all her most
excellent qualities. There is a succession
Of stirring scenes and strong climaxes.
Miss Lee proved herself an actress of ability.
The supporting company is a good one, no
tably Mr.. Arthur sprague, Mr.. Walter
Plough, and Mr.. T. j. Hawkins, Of Minnie
Palmer fame. There will be matinee to-
day at T.. NJ. Last performance tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

That's where the 200 lots of The West End
Hotel and Land Company, Winston. y. c..
are situated. Not in the country. Twelve
thousand five hundred people, one hundred
factories. three railroads built-twO build
ing: altitude. Jj3 feet; winter temperature.
81 deg: summer. 70 deg; rain. 81 inches.
Prices. Sl,j00--Sj0O per lot. Terms, one
third first year; one-third second year.
Advance on November LIST. Buy home in
the best town in the south. Average an
nual increase i'm value for ten consecutive
years. 33 per cent. sure enough invest
ments 10 sure enough investors.
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important Land sale.

The West Buena Vista Land Company
will offer for sale on the 18th OF this month
from one hundred and lifty to two hundred
very valuable lots. These lots lie on the
west side Of North river. They are smooth
and level and in the very heart OF the town.
There are in actual course Of construction
within few hundred yards Of these lots
two manufacturing establishments that will
alone employ nearly two thousand men.
The terms of the sale will be as follows
Lots amounting 10 $500 and under will be
sold for one-third cash and the balance in
six and twelve months. sums over $500,
One-third cash and the balance in one and
two years. The president, Mr.. J. W. Black
burn, will give all necessary information.
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GERMAN-DAY CELEBRATION
FULL MEETING OF THE GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

Success In Collecting Money-.Mr. Her
mann schuriohrs Letter Accepting the
Oncr ~ CHARACTERIZATION Grounds
sccured-Line OF March-Bsnds.
I The General Committee, who have in
charge the celebration Of German-Day, de-
tobcr 9Th, met last night ut Sanger Halle.
The meeting was opened at half-past :
O'Clock by Chairman Roscncgk. The Col
lection Committees reported large amount
collected and general satisfaction was eX-
pressed at the financial success of the I'M
dcrtaking. The committees were allowed
further time, as several contributors had not
paid their amounts.
IL was ordered that admission tick
cts he distributed by the collection COM
mi:tees to al who have contributed.
This will, of course, cntitle heads of tami-
lies 10 carry their folks with them TO the
Exposition Grounds.
Letters were read from Germans in the
counties Of Virginia who desire 10 partci
pate. Mr.. Hermann Schurichts accep-
lance as German orator was also received.
GROUNDS SECURED.
A communication was read from MIR.
Ashton >tarke granting the use OF the EX-
position buildings and grounds. The secr-
tary was instructed t0gratefully accept the
same.
The parade committee reported, bat the
route was not determined upon. IL is I'M
dersiood, however, that the formation Of the
parade will take place at I L. VI. at the Tx
position Grounds. and the line Of march will
he as follows: Down Broad 10 Thirteenth.
down Thirteenth 10 Main, Main 10 Eighth,
Eighth 10 Broad. Broad 10 Seventh.
The procession will halt opposite Sanger
Hall, where the NV atch on The Rhine" will
DC sung. While this is being rendered the
torches will be thrown on a pile making a
huge bonfire.
FOUR DIVISIONS.
The line is 10 bo formed in four divisions.
each with band Of music at the head.
The band az Hampton, and all the bands Of
the city have been engaged, and they will
also accompany the mixed chorus.
During the meeting, minute details of the
celebration were discussed. and from all re-
ports the celebration will be one Of the
grandcst that has ever been witnessed in
Richmond.
After an informal discussion. the com
mttee adjourned TO meet next Friday night
at $3.50 o'clock.
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Gaming to Richmond.

Mr.. Charles VI. Crump, Auditor Rieh.
m0nd and Danyille railroad, has accepted
position with the Old Dominion Building
and Loan Association of Richmond, and
will in future make Richmond his home.
Mr.. Crump has for many years ncid posi-
tons Of trust with some Of the leading rail-
roads Of the south; for ten years was wlth
the North Carolina railroad, entering the
service as youth, and for eighteen years
has been with the Richmond, YORK hNer
and Chosapeakefairoad and Richmond ana
Danville railroad. working his way up
until he was made auditor, which RESPONSE
bic position he has held for some years, ana
now resigns that position that he may make
Richmond his home, a. II has been since
1870 until the railroad Offices were removed
% Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

duct the stationery, publishing, printing:
AMI bood. binding business. The capital
stock shall, he not less than $4,000 nor more
than $50 600. divided into shares 1850 each.
The amount OF real estate held at any one
time shall not exceed the value OF $1,000.
The principal Office shall be in Richmond,
and the officers are: Everett Waddey, presi-
dent; David NJ. Hall, secretary and trea.
surer. Dircctors-Eyerett Waddey, David
VI. Hall, Watson Y. Arlington, John &.
Goolsby, and Charles +. fitzwilson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20
SCHOLARS ENROLLED.
Number of Pupils In the Public schools of
the City.

Following will show the number of pupils
enrolled this week IN the public schools OF
the city:
High. 5l3; Nicholson. OIL; Springfield. G23;
Bellevue. 72i: Marshall, Cos. Central, 662,
Leigh, 063: Madison, 692; lbd. 6i5; West
Ind. ego; Normal, $50: Fulton. 20: East End,
514: Valley 733 Navy Hill, so; Baker, 739;
Moore, $50: Brook, 2Ss-tOtal. 1O,53s.
The enrolment for the same period last
year was Ops, showing an increase this
session of 2j5 pupils.
The schools are all regularly at work, and
principals, teachers, and pupils have enter
cd on the work Of the session with a vim and
earncstness that betokens a large measure
of success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

The Electoral Board has chosen Mr.. la.
Jacob as registrar Of the fifth precinct of
Clay Ward. The redistricting OF this ward
during the summer has created new pre-
cinct, and there are now twenty five in the
city. Mr. James +. Lewis, formerly Of the
fourth, is now registrar Of the first. and Mr.
George j. Hooper, formerly of the first. is
now registrar of the fourth. The second
and third jenkins and Burford- remain
unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20
Clay Ward Republicans.

The white Republicans of Clay Ware
held a caucus at Rcinhardts Hall las
night to consider the Cameron letter and Il
adopt the best plans for the coming cam
paign. Only a few men were present. The
meeting was in session about two hours
during which a temporary organization
was effected.
Mr.. Il. II. Becson was elected chairman
and George W. Duesberry secretary.
able resolutions, setting forth the sentiment
of the Clay Ward Republicans who are Dc.
termned to stick 10 the party. and 10 pre-
pare plan for their work in the campaign
This committee will report at another
meeting.
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Henrico Comfy Count

The case Of the Commonwealth against the
Wcst-tnd Laud improvement Company and
Herman Meyers occupied the attention OF
Judge Minor yesterday. The company was
charged with creating nuisance by allowing
pool of stagnant water 10 remain Oh their
land.
lhe defendants demuued 10 the indict-
ment j he Court heard argument but viii
reserve opinion until next term.
Messrs. Courtney a Patterson represented
the complainants and Mr.. {. V. Meredith the
defendants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

\ young man named Hunt escaped being
killed by the electric cars yesterday evening
only ty the mercst chance. He attempted
90 board the car going west at the corner Of
Thirteenth and Franklin streets, and in
jumping ON the car dropped his hat. lie ran
back TO regain it, and while stopping to pick
il up the cast-bound car fruck him and
Knocked him down. only a few inches fur
Their and his head would have been crushed
under the wheels As il was, he came of
only bruised and scratched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

Jennie and Salne Hunt were charged with
being disorderly and creating disturbance.
They we're each fined $3.50 and costs
Allen ". Berry was charged with felOni-
Ously obtaining one horse. the property Of
W. q. Clemens, and valued at $50. The
case was dismissed.
+. FieVel, charged with selling liquor on
Sunday was fined 81 and costs
James Obey WAS charged with assault. lie
was fined $40 and costs and committed IN de-
fault of 800 security for sixty day for good
behavior
Sophy Brown. charged with being drunk,
was fined $3.50 and costs.
T.. b. Snead was charged with being drunk
Fined $3.50 and costs
Charles dudley lcOOred) charged with be-
ing drunk ANA using profane language on the
street. WAS fined - 30 and costs.