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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
AUorIoN SALES.

sale Of household furniture. carpets. &c. 1913
east tranKliu street, Thursday, eptem-
Der 18th. at 1920 \. NJ.
sale Of West-End building lots on BLAIR street,
between Randolph and Washington
streets, Thursday, september 18TH, at .
M.
BE. Chafin & Co, auctionecrs sale OF busi-
ness and residence lots atMinneap0lis,
Russell county, Va, ON september llth,
18th. and l9th The Norfolk ana western
railroad COmIauy viii SELL excursion
tickets from ali the principal cities, good
for ten days.
sale Of small frame dwelling on James street
near littlepage street, Friday, Septem-
Der 18th, 40 +. NJ.
sale Of frame house, with one acre Of land,
On MecNanicsyilic turnpike, near toll
gate. Friday, september 10Th, at $50 L. NJ
sale Of small frame dwelling-house on lay
Tor street near Robinson street. saturday,
september 10th, al +. Nj.
Trustee sale Of frame tenement. 40. 2l3
west Canal street, Monday, september
22d, at $50 T. NJ.
safe OF building lots, corner Grace and Ry-
land streets, near Richmond College,
on Tuesday september 23d, at p. NJ.
Trustees sale Of frame dwelling 30. SO7
north TWEEN y-seYenth street, Thursday
september 18th, al p. NJ.
Trustees sale OF small farm and improve
NcntS. on Nlnc-Mlle iOtu, lhuIsddyf sep
TENDER 10Th, at II NJ.
Sale of stores Nos. l1Oi. 1905 and HOS east
Cary street, Thursday, september 18th.
ats T. NJ.
sale OF four tenement houses and fifteen lots
on Chelsea ill., saturday September
z7th, at =. NJ.
r b. Chahin " Co , Auctoneers.-rtus s
sale OF valuable mill property IN Char
lotte county, known As "Jenress' Mill,
Wednesday, October Sth al Keysyille.
y. W Bowe. AuctiOneer Trustees sale OF
cotton factory property In Manchester,
known as the marshall Mills" and lot
fronting $50 feet Oh the south side OF
Fourth street, between stockton and
Everett streets, with six double frame
tenement houses thereon, Thursday, Oc-
tOber 18th, at II o'clock NJ.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond CTR William Ferguson. TO G..
II Wulis, 10 feet on north side Jackson street,
between Foushee and Adams, SLIPS.
Mary Fitzpatrick to Jane Flood, IL feet on
Tyler street, SOB.
e. n. Iarus, as trustee. 10 q. Watt Taylor
and n. C. Lewis. 90 feet on west side Thirty
fourth street. between Marshall and clay,
John q. Proctor TO a. Il. Gay. 30 feet on
west side g4enty-sixth street near Marshall.
$3.50. g.,
HcnrfcO County Edmond BossieuX 10 ed
mond T. Baker. 125 feet on east side Williams
burg avenue, at corner Fulton street. 500
j. X V. Daniel. special commissioner. 10 -.
r. Pury ear. 5S acres on Three Notch road, ID
miles northwest of Richmond. $50.
j. O. Dickinson, to sidney ii. Jaspcr. 10 ieet
on west side Carter street. rear lay lor' sSuo
Samc'to Henrv T.. HOsley, 81 feet on tartef
street. at southwest corner Taylor. 500
Elizabeth j., and ID Il. Isaac 10 W. l. ana
George W. Smooi. 9Sl9 sores on moran side
Charles city road. four miles east Of IHch-
mond. 81 100. -.
Thomas T.. Larus. I. J. Cherry. W NJ.
Williams ard Mary A. Reed. 70 {. ID. Latus'
trustee for benefit Of grantOrs. lots Nos. 10
50 inclusive on Clay, Marshall, SD, SD
and 3ith streets, 81.
r. NJ. Perkins aud Alice l.. Perkins trus-
tee L. {. \. Mercer. 100 feet on north tlde
clay street. near Both. 50.
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REAL ESTATE.

ADAMSON, A. l.. Manchester.
APPERSON * CO.. No. north Eleventh
street.
BRANDT JACKSON, a co. 1906 east Main.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL x SHUMAN, No, 8
north Eleventh street.
BOWE, y. W., No-4 north Eleventh street.
BROWN, j. THOMPSON Il CO., IlI3 east
Nam.
CATLIN, T.. A., No. 13 north Eleventh street
CHEWING * ROSE, 80, 5 north Tenth
street.
CHAFFIN. II. b. Il co, No. north Tenth
street.
CRAWFORD, GEORGE T.. No. 1905 Bank
street.
DENOON. UPPER Il CO., s2l e. Main.
ELAN JAMES g., Ii13 r.. Main.
GODDlN JOHN T.. Eleventh cor. Bank.
HILL. FRANK D. a Co. No. 6north Eleventh
street.
ROsF. CHARLES A., No IL \. Tenth street
RUTHERFoOnD. THOMAS, No. 7 north
Tenth street.
SUTrOs 4 CO. No. 1Oli east Main street.
TAYLOR, H. SELloN, 4 son, Eleventh cor
ner Bank.
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Police Court.

George Smith was charged with being
drunk and begging on the streets. lie was
sentenced 10 thirty days In jail.
lack Cooper lcOlOred) was. charged with
stealing one lot Of brass yolvrs from T. ~.
Mayo Brother. sentenced 10 SIX Inohlns
I'm Jail.
Robert Lee (cOlOreO. charged with lighting
on the street, was fined s. anu costs.
Susan Perkins tcolOrctl, person OF I'M
sound mind. \ commission Oi lunacy was
ordered.
III. l.. Bowman. charged with being drunk,
was fined - and costs.
Mark Shinauit was charged with threaten
ing the life OF his wife Dismissed.
Phil Perkins, J ok Jones and Charles fon-
insOn nll cOlored) were charged with shoot
ing craps Fined each 81 30 and COSTS.
James II. Johnson was charged with being
drunk and cisordery. He was lined e2-oo
and COSTS.
Albert ScatOn, charged with being drunk
on the street. WAS fined > and COSTS.
James scott (col0rfdl WAS charged Win
being drunk and disordcfly. Fined - ana
costs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

Among the growing towns in Virginia
there is none which has 4 brighter future
and better prospect Of soon becoming "a
wealthy city than Blackstone. Virginia, I'M
the south side. II is situated IN NottoWay
county. and is in the heart Of rich and
prosperous section. and has the rare adNan-
fage of rich back country. Blackstone
promises 10 be- large tobacco market ana
already possesses three large warehouse s..
The Blackstone Land and Improvement
Company ha. purchased some 0f the most
desirable land partly in the limits Of the
town and Immediately adjoining IFS wes-
tern boundary ON bOtn sides Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad. This land is high,
well drained. healthy, and admirably To-
Gated. This company, which Is composed
Of gentlemen noted for their enterprise and
responsibility. is doing a great deal for the
advancement Of this promising yoJng city.
These Gentlemen do not boast. and are not
straining To raise Blackstone ON one oi
those temporary h0Oms which has proven
such curse ~ many towns. They present
no exaggerated statements or empty prom
i,es. but an honest, calm, and conservative
0puortunity % all who desire either tO pur-
chase "a comfortable home or % invest in a
sure and quick speculation.
The stock of the company consists oi
l.000 shares, and each holder Oi one share
will De entitled 10 70 town Tot.
Mr.. 4. c. Pryor, general agent of thr
COMPANY. Blackstone. Virginia. viii Dee
pleased 10 show the property or give iu'l
information tO any who would Ike % M
vest in such an enterprise.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Esturning-Do-
ing This and That.

MIR. John d. Vim, formerly OF Richmond,
but now Of II. Louis, is visiting this city.
Mr.. j. W. Link. formerly draughtsman on
the CITY Hall building. has accepted a po-
siti0n ON civil engineering corps al Basic
City.
Mr.. 4. r. IIoldelby. lately owner and ed
tor Of the Ashland Enterprise, yesterday DE.
came a member Of The TIMES repertorial
corps.
Judge Joseph l.. Christian and wife have
returned from the White sulphur Springs
and are stopping at Ford's Hotel.
senator J. y. Stubs, Of Gloucester, was
in the city yesterday al his way home from
the mountains.
Judge :. Il. Witt is al Orkney springs.
lie will return with his family in few
days.
Mr.. Lee Arthur Fcnnell, Of Cynthiana,
Ky. is in the city.
Mr. j. l.. Walker, Of Halifax county, was
in the city Yesterday.
Hon. James Il. McCreary, Of kentucky.
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. II. X. Ellyson has been unwcll for
several DAYS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

A. c. PRYOR, General Agent
selNlr BLACKSTONE, VA 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

First grand public sale of one thousand
resident and business lois and villa Sites az
the new Industrial, manufacturing city of
Luray. Virginia. i'm the beautiful valley OF
the shenandoah. rich in iron, Manganese.
coppcr. asbestos. fine, terra Gotta and por-
cciain CLAWS. hard woods. limestone, slatc7,
and other valuable minerals, takes place
the oath and 18th of september, l~9o. no
Iurav. sale 10 bc.in az / y. VI. \ special
excursion over the Baltimore and ONO
railroad from New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore will De- run ON the 2ith to reach
Luray in time for dinner. The shenandoah
Valley railroad will Ofer specially low
rates-One fare good for the round mp
four DAYS limit. The Norfolk and West
ern. Chesapeake and ONO, Cumberland
Valley. Western Mary Wand, and other con-
Meeting lines will offer low rates % the sale.
The lot. to be- offered are choice location,
being in close proximity To the famous
.I.uray Inn" possessing natural drdlnas'.
lovely views OF the Page and Shenandoah
Valleys. Blue Ridge and picturesque Mas
sanuttOn RANGES. The Valley Land ana
Improvement Company, which has TINS
great enterprise in hand. has placed one
million OF it, stock. and the industries al
ready secured and negotiating assures be-
yond any doubt Luray's great future. Inc
900 lots will be- offered low. and rs an IN
Nestment will have no equal. There VIII
be over a thousand capitalists her" day OF
sale.
For tall particulars as 10 Luray's natural
resources. future, -Sc., together with llli
particulars Of the sale, write Thomas H..
McCorkle, Secretary, Luray. Va.
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ALL DIFFICULTY REMOVED.
THE MANUFACTURING STATS
TICS OF RICHMOND

Mr.. Boudinot. Chief Of the Division OF
Statistics of the Census. Holds Confer
ences With Chamber of Commerce Men
and Mr.. Observation-Disclosures.
til o'clock yesterday morning con-
ference was held between Mr.. George :.
Boudnot, chief Of the Division of Manu-
featuring Statistics Of the Census Depart
ment and the Chamber OF Commerce on In
formation and Statistics. with the view
OF removing the antiquities in the
schedules Of questions relating TO the
tobacco interest and to facilitate mat
tiers generally for satisfactorily gather
ing the manufacturing statistics
of Richmond and Manchester. This COM
mittee consists Of Messrs. John u. Cary.
Everett Waddey, W. ID. Chesterman, and D..
II. Witty. MIR. i. II. Mayo was present
on invitation to give the necessary infor-
nation concerning the requirements of OBJ
tanning the tobacco statistics.
BADLY FRAMED QUESTIONS.
II was brought out in the conference that
some OF the questions on the schedules re-
lating to tobacco manufactures were OF
such nature that it rendered 1t
impossible 10 TedCu TIE heccSndis
information. Mr.. BOndinOt stated that
"A close approximation, or near estimate.
would suffice in such cases, and that II was
not the intention Ofthe Department IN draw
ing the questions 10 require the manuiac-
turers TO disclose the secrecy OF their lOr-
mula.
The conference was IN every way very
satisfactory one and all the difficulties eN-
istiDg heretofore were removed, and the
Chamber of Commerce feels confident that
Mr.. b, Il not and MIR. Harrison will take
such steps a. to furnish a good showing Tor
RichmOnd's manufacturing interests.
The result Of the conference Will be MADE
known formally at the next meeting oil the
Chamber Of Commerce.
CONFERENCE WITH HARRISON.
Az O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Bout
dinot had a talk with Mr.. Carter har-
rIs0n the special chief agent for
this city. and the best means for gathering
the statistics were considered. To a re-
porter for TIE TINES Immediately after
the conference Mr.. Boudinot said that be
could see MOTH ng IN the way at present 10
keep the lgent here from properly
completing Size work: that the only OBJ
stacle in the way was his assistant, ana
they would be appointed in few days, the
names Of whom were published IN Neiier-
DAVIS TIMES. About the best thing said
me. 'yOur paper can do now is 10 urge The
manufacturers TO aid Mr.. Harrison by
promptly answering the questions.
Mr.. Cory French, the agent for Manches-
ter, was also seen By Mr.. B0udin0t, and the
proper instructions given him for the ac-
complisnment of his work.
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STATE ASSESSMENT.
The Returns Expected In this Week-A
Large Increase.

Before the state assessment can be known
or finished, the books of Richmond and from
a portion Of Botetourt county will have To
De handed in 10 Auditor Marye. The as
SCISSORS OF Richmond expect 10 be able TO de-
liver their books by Friday morning. The
work could have been completed by sep
tember LIST. but for accommodation 10
the public and % prevent any dissatislac-
ton and suits. the books were kept open
for one week. resulting in great many
changes in values i'm every ward IN the
city. From each ward in the city there are
three copies OF the assessment made. one
goes 10 the Audi tor, one 10 The clerk OF TIE
Hastings Court. and the other 10 the COM
missioner Of the Revenue. The Auditors
COPY will be finished Friday.
A. 10 BOtctOurt's returns, no one IN the
Auditors Office knows WHAT'S the matter
They have written 10 that county. but as
vet no reply has been NOuchsaied them.
The increase in the state at rough esii-
mate is put al S20,OOO,OOJ. y great many of
the counties known as rich counties de-
crease in value at this assessment, while IN
the poor counties" values increased. Dan
willie has made the best showing. the in
crease being exactly double. Lynchbure
has done well, and llenrico and Manche--
ter did eXcelently. Roanoke has surprised
many, and some of the southwestern c0un-
ties have al-O zone up in values.
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Campbell L.-Uied, iu Ches.erh ia county,
sunday. August 31st. NiEiEN Frs ii. ca MI
CELL SON of Alden and Celia Campbell. az q
three months and three days.
DANIEL Died. september 10Th, Mrs
MARY DANIEL. widow Of the late teter y.
Daniel. Jr.. in the seventy sixth year oi her
age.
The funeral will take place from the Ches-
apsake and On.o depot Bro ld-sfrect siationl
THIS NORNING,t the 18Th instant, on arrival
of abe 1890 4. NJ. train, Burial al Holly
wood. 40 flowers.
HALEY.-Dici. al her parents residence,
Tuesday, the 18th. at T.. NJ, MARY r., only
child OF William Writ and Annie rowe
Haley. aged eignt months and thirteen DAYS.
WELLS.-Died, september 18th. M $50 \.
NJ. al the residence OF her father 6O7 China
street. KATE q. WELLS, the Oldest daughter
OF ". II. and Alice VI. Wells, OF typhoid-ieyer
aged nine ,cars ana moe months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

The subcommittee from the Joint special
Committees OF schools and Finance 10 con-
slider resolution Of the City Council 10 use
Central school as "a jefferson Davis Memo
rial Hall, met AT the Council Chamber yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. They held a
short consultation and adjourned without
taking any action. The report Will Re
made to the special Joint committee ut a
meeting called 10y the chairman, Col. John
h. Cary, in few days. The subcommittee
are Messrs John Il. Cary, j. IL. CaperS, l..
T. Christian, and Joseph ". Thomas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

For any further 10 formation address
FREEMAN EPES, President;
j. ". HARRIS, Secretary and lrcas.r.
illrk- stone. Al.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

Justice Cutchheld heard the ease yoster-
day OF Isaac Wright (colored), charged
with abusing Roberta Christian and
threatening 10 shoot her daughter India.
The trouble took place Monday evening.
Tuesday right Wright went TO church, and
when called on humby lowered his knee in
PRAYER The old woman could not stand
hypocrisy and she loudly informed the
"brcihcrn' that he was not tit TO pray until
he had acknowledged his sin before men.
and had begged her pardon. Each was in
formed that the other lied and the result
was that Isaac WAS separated from the
sheep and made to- stand with the unruiy
goats. Roberta tin had him arrested. The
case was dismissed, Wright paying the
pn-f-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

"Ihc Clipper" a musical comedy drama,
is announced as the attraction at the Rich
monG Theatre for two nights and matinee
commencing Friday. The play, which will
be seen for the first time in this city, is said
to be exceptionally strong. The plot j.
neat and clean, and the scenes are laid in
and about New York city, and deal in q
girls heroism. Miss ANY Lee will appear
in the title role OF The Clipper" She will
introduce during the action Of the play a
number ofnew songs and dances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
HENRlCO COURT: NOTES.
Gathright Was Sentenced and Kraigle
Acquitted.

tried yesterday the ease Of John Galhright
(colored), charged with house breaking. Gath
right was defended by the colored lawyers
Giles Jackson and 1. VI. Mhittlc.
The principal witness against Gathright
was David Anderson. who has been convict
ed and given five years In the penitentiary
for horse stealing. and whose sentence was
sgspepded To allow him TO testify In this
ASsAs Anderson has already sent six people
M penitentiary by his evidence Among
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
HE HEADQUARTERS.
For Transfer. or Have Not Registered,
Go to Them.

The City Democratic Committee opened
Headquarters yesterday at l2o'clock in the
rooms formerly occupied by Il. +. johnson
a Co.. 30. 1909 Main street.
The rooms are large and well adapted fol
the purposes for which tney are now used.
Captain Robert L. Thompson, who has
acted in that capacity during several cam
paiens, and who has given much satisfac-
lion, is in charge, and will have the neces-
sary assistance.
At present the rooms will be open
from 4. VI. 10 = y. NJ. hut just before re-.
gistration day they VIII probably Doe kept
open until midnight. All city registratars
are requested 10 report for Instructions and
information as soon as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
NOIes ABOUT Town.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space TO Relate.

The twentieth anniversary Of Germania
Lodge, X. of r., was celebrated with a BAN
quet Tuesday night.
The musical and literary entertainment
given Tuesday night nj the Laurel-strcet
Methodist Episcopal church will be repeat
ed tonight. 1t was such success that
over hundred people could not gain adj
mission. Consequently the management
have decided 10 repeat it.
\ train on the RichmnOd and Allegheny
railroad was two hours late in arriving in
consequence Of a de-ailment about seven
miles from Richmond.
An adjourned meeting Of the Clay-W ard
Actiyes will be held tonight at Reinhardrs
Hall for the election OF officers.
The Union Democratic Club holds a meet
ing tonight TO elect officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

a commission OF lunacy was held al tie
city Jail Yesterday afternoon concerning the
case of Susan Perkins. young mulattO.
The commission consisted Of DR.. W.
:. Gordon the jail physician,
and Mcssrs. shark, Jones, and
Joiner After a thorough examination of
the condition Of the subject, the commission
decided that she was of unsOund mind. She
was confined i'm jail until room could be
made for her in Pincl Hospital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
The " orld's Fair.

CHICAGO, Sept. l7.-Prcsident Palmer
to-day announced the action Of the eXecu-
tive committee OF the Worlds Fair, which
will name a general. The commit
tee is composed Of thirteen Republicans
and thirteen Democrats, with President
Palmer as chairman. Hon. j. +. Harris. Of
Virginia. was appointed member Of the
committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
Afraid of Her Husband.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Bobcrt lIudeins was arranged on the charge
of beating his wife. Mrs. lludgins said her
husband had acted cruelty towards her
and she wanted protection and desired to see
him punished. liudgins said he knew
nothing Of the beating, and If be struck his
wife at all il was while he was drunk. lie
was fined so and costs and committed in
default Of 500 security for good behavior
for ninety daVs.
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Personal,
BADLY lNOCULATED.
Mr.. Bliley Assists in Embalming and is
Suffering From II.

MIR. Frank \. Bhley, who boards on
Eighth, between Broad and Grace
streets. is suffering great pain in the hand.
caused by what is rather unusual outside
of medical colleges. When Mr.. Theodore
+. Frick died few days ago Mr.. Bliley as
sisted his brother. Mr. Joseph W, Bliley, in
embalming the deceased. During the pro
cess the former by some means, got some
Of the decompo.ed matter i'm his hand,
which Immediately began hurting him.
lie. however. took mo- notice of the hurt at
that time. and IL was few days later be-
fore amy i'm results appeared. His hand
then began u swell and inflammation
spread rapidly.
Dir. George Ross was called. and that ply
stefan ha. been attending MIR. Blilcy ever
since. lie has probed for the matter but
without success. and Yesterday another
operation was performed.
Last night Mr.. Bliley was resting easier,
although he was still suffering great pain.
Mr.. Blilay may lose his arm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
ths rnmbcr was hls ialher. WHO col elght

the Inmbcr was HIS fhther, who got eight
years for barn-bufning.
Jackson in his argument was exceedingly
rough ON Anderson, and alluded To him as
sthier' ana "felon" Giles said that any man
who would send his father To the peniten-
tinry would swear TO lie. Gafhright was
found guilty. sent TO fail for nfteen. days. amt
fined So. 80
The c sc Of William kraigle. charged with
burglary was also before Judge Minor. After
the evidence WAS all heard aud the case ar
gued, kraigle was acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

In the Chancerv Court yesterday Constance
*. Andrews qualifed as administrators OF
Albert = Andrews estate.
Septemia Barnett qualified rs 'administla'
Tx 81 the estate of Ellen Fletcher. deceased.
Tenth Judicial Circuit. presided ia the chan
Gerry Court Yesterday.
Sianhope j Hogan s estate was committed
10 the hands o. the sheriff OF Richmond for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
HI.Inni srNnrelN.Cmf.

Tuesday afternoon Frank NJ. the thirteen
year-old son Of Captain Frank W. Cunning
ham. cut his foot very badly. lie was play
ing in the back yard Of his fathers house,
and in running stepped on broken bottle,
almost seyering his toes. DR.. Y. NJ. Harri-
son was called, and the wound sewed up.
Yesterday he was better, and no i'll results
are apprehendes.
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Circuit Court.

suits Instituted Yesterday: g. Kern against
Jacob Moses Damages, II 800. NO declara-
ton FLED.
Nlrglnus Wrenn. administrator Of Ihomns
II. Carroll, deceased. against Richard ".
NauTy. administrator of Robert IL. MaurN.
deceased. Damages. s}2j.
-. n. Lewis against II. j. Casey W. B.
Jones, and r. ID. Austin. Damages, 5000
10 declaration flied. hut Do ls understood me
smll N Tor am llLegnd mAIIcLlus urosccuLlun.
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rirc on seventeenth street.

Yesterday morning. at 9:ij. there was an
alarm Of fire from Box ~. Seventeenth and
Washington streets, caused by blaze being
discovered in a tw0-st0y frame house,
No. as seventeenth street. occupied
by Eliza Fleming (colored) and her family.
The flames were oXtinguished before any
serious damage was done. The loss is
about SlJO. 1t was caused by defective
fiut.
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In-Durance vile.

At the penitentary yesterday Rachel
Perkins (cOlOred) was received for a term
of one year for the third oflense Of petit lar
ceny. Abram BraXton was received from
Prince Edward county TO serve term Of
three years for horse-stealing.