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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
a. CELEBRATED CASE.
Argument VIII be Heard In the Bette
Thomas Lewis suit.

The reargument Of the celebrated Thomas
will case will begin before Judge Leake, OF
the Chancery Court, to-day. The present
status Of this case, which has reached
quite "A complicated climax, is the argH-
ment on the merits OF the case-On the
final decision. which viii decide 10 whom
this large fortune, amounting To over
SON 900. will nll-Whether il viii 90 to the
heirs-at-law. who are the defendants in the
case. on the plaintin, Bette Thomas Lewis,
a mulatio woman and an Illegal child of the
late W. II. Thomas.
In The early spring OF lsS9 TINS case 0c-
cup.od the time Of the Chancery Court be-
fore the late Judge Edward ii. fltZhugh
for several months. First, on the
motion q the plaintiff to appoint
4 receiver. which was very clab0r-
ately argued by the numerous laNieis
on both sides. Judge FitZnugh refused 10
appOint receiver on the first argument,
but reversed his decision on motion 10 re-
consider by the plaintiff. This ended this
portion Of the litigation. In short time the
argument on the final disposal Of The money
was made before Judge filzhugh, who
reserved his decision until a proper exam
ination Of the argument could be made by
him. While this was being done, the death
Of the distinguished Chancellor occurred.
This OccasiOned the present reargumcnt OF
the case, which. according % law, must be
done before Judge Leake, Judge fltzhugh'
successor The late Colonel ). II. Guy was
one Of the counsel for the heirs-at-law.
The counsel in the case al present are:
Paintii-COl0ucl W. ". Gordon, Judge L.
C.. Burks. Mr.. Edgar Allan, Judge Edmund
Waddill, Jr., and Christian y Christian.
Defendants Judge Walter X. staples.
Beverly b. Munlord, Esq, Nj. VI. Williams,
ESQ. and l.. \. Cannon, Esq.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond Cify.-W. j. Baker 10 ". Il.
Taylor 40 feet ON west side Twenty-tirst
street, S6i0.
Mary and Katie Fitzpatrick TO Ralph
King. % feet ON Tyler street, Sl2J.
A. X. Lawrence To- Kate A. Reid, 80 feet
on west side Second street between Byrd
and Canal, Sl,lOO.
Augusta c. sioyer, trustee. 20 Amelia r.,
wife OF Robert +. Pearman, p 5.l2 feet on
kwest side Jefferson street between Byrd
land Canal, 81, GOO.
Maria {. Tebbs 10 Laurence kelleher,
q feet on west side Howard street near
Maiden lane, 500.
. Virginia +. Watkins. trustee, TO Ella H.,
wife OF Eugene >h GARRISON. 81 feet on north
side Park avenue near Harrison street,
$l3,sj0.
UenrieO COuRty.--Otway ;. Allen 10
Charles II. and Allan Talbot, 1870 feet ON
south side Monument avenue between
Lombariy street and Allen avenue, $4,000.
Isaac Davenport, Jr., 10 Matte j. Smith,
80 feet or south side Of Washington street
near James, $50.
q. j. Gordon 10 Levi {. Condor, 20 92-i0O
acres out three miles east of Richmond,
-. 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
a TOUCHING LETTER.
wife Trying Co Save uusban" Fro'" "''
francbisemepf.

A neti,ion was presented to Governor NC
Kinney on september 18th for the PARDON Q,
charlcs J. Mailey, who had been convicted
september 18th in Portsmouth OF petit la,-
ceny. and sentenced to thirty days IN Jal'
The petltion stated that while under tne ~
guence OF liquor Mailey stole n Darpei >
hone. valued at seventy cents; that ne -
man Of family, and held position ~ n'v
,',s,, on the United states steamship Frank
lin. and that the position was Dcing KEEP
opcu for him for n few days: 81,
The petition was signed by members VI
.ba civ Council. Commonwealth : at,oi-
ney. clerk Of the Hastings Court. ana o'ne'
Goyernor Mckinney refused to pardon
Mailey on the ground that there was 'n"'
euNlcient evidence before him TO grant inc
pardon" ,. CT.
Yesterday the Governor received me ioI-
lowing touching letter from Mrs. Charles
Nailey. wife of the imprisoned man. Inc
letter. however. did not have the desired
effect. and the Governor still refuses me
nardon. The man has only three or iouI
more days TO serve: IF. .,,,
II appeal % you, a bcari-brOken we ana
mother, 10 please pardon my husDauu
Charles Mailey) who is now in the FORTS
mouth iail for stealing; has been for twenty
DAYS. His term is thirty days. W men .iai 'i,i'
expires (as YOU are aware) be VIII ne as
franchis.d Tor that reason and TIERS more
serious, / appeal TO YOU as a friend 70 our
state and country, and for my sake worse
Than widow aud for my five small chii-
drcn's sake who are ali TOO small TO hclp
! themselves.
"As it Is his first .oflense, beg OF YOU
may | implOre as no one but low
| ing wife,can beg for her husband; ~
has always been a loving and ailecuonau
husband and father; he had been drinking
for one week, and was nearly crazy ioi
more Of the vile poison when be broke the
sixth commandment. He is all | nave 70
| look TO for living. ] have nothing Du'
his months wages, and II you uo
not pardon him. ! either 20 TO the poor
house or beg. 1 beg you T. have mercy
as YOU expect mercy from Heaven, to par
don my husband"
Mrs. Mailcy wrote "siXtb command
mont." She evidently meant the eighth,
as her husband has been convicted o
stealing.
| Her main object for wanting the pardoi
seems to he that if her husband IS not ais
eniranchised he can still hold his place Oh
the shin Franklin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
Meyers Fine Display.

The display made by Meyers at the au'
tum opening of their widcly-knOYn store
corner of sixth and Broad streets. yestcr
dav, was exceptionally good. The attend
auce OF lhf ladies was unusually large
TO give those who had not chance to visit
the store Yesterday. the opening is con
tinued to-day. The very latest London,
Paris, and Berlin styles i'm millinery are
shown I'm profsiou Trimmed and I'M
trimmed hats are a feature. Trimmings oi
the most astonishing variety are shown,
and patrons desiring hat frames specially
trimmed can have styles t0 >u.t their Yari-
Gus tastes. This morning riIIini viii open
a candy counter in the store. which viii Dee
an accommodation and attraction to both
ladies and children. Meyers store is an
attractive place 10 stop in 40 any time. Be-
sides. you will find them accommodating
and willing to supply any OF your every
daV wants.
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DON'T NEGLECT \ GOLDEN OPPOR.
TINIIN.
shendun stock l. AZ "A Premium of 81
G. and %. Development stock il the
same.

shendun stock l. az "A Premium of 81
c. and q. Development stock il the
Same.
Now. gentlemen, i, your chance to buy
the best stock on the market.
ALLEGHANY MINING AND DEYELOPMENr
COMPANY, Ar LOW-MOOR, VA.
Noone can doubt for a moment the splen.
did chance here, when the Chesapeake and
ohio lots are now selling for $500 which
cost the stockholders next 20 nothing.
Call on H. G. Harrison, who sold YOU tic
~honduu stock. and convince Yourself that
il YOU miss this chance you Will want o.
kick yourself all over town. ! dad not de-
cpiye YOU about Shtndun, and ! know
have q better stock now. The Allegheny
Mining and Development C0mpany's prop
erty il surrounded by furnaces the cele-
bratcd lOW-mO0r. L0ngdale. and Glen
Wilt0n-h2s a magnificent vein Of hUma-
lite 5000 feet long. 100 feet deep, ana lO-
feet wide. Forty thousand dollars worth Of
beautiful timber, ard the lCVcliest town
site your ewes ever rested upon.
Positively ! have only few days IN
which 90 sell in Richmond. ! expect 90 be
closed out in six or eight days. Don't for
gel. three shares Of stock gets YOU one lot
Company redeoms at par in payment OF
lots.
Sold at 500 parJ-ten per cent. cash on
call Of company, and monthly thereafter
till paid. II. c. HARRISON,
fIE, f. Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08

FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER II. 1890,
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD or
HIGH TIDE AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
Police Count.

In the Police Court yesterday Benjamin
scott was charged with being suspicious
character, and was sent TO jail for thirty
days in default 500 security.
Mary Henley was fined 500 and costs
for being drunk and disOrderly.
Matte Hope was charged with erecting
a wooden structure without permit. The
case was continued until October l4th.
ii. l.. staples ~ Co., agents, were charged
with allowing nuisance on the premises
No. 352 south Pine street. Continued until
October llth.
Julia jones ana Maria Johnson, both
cOlored, were charged with fighting in the
streets. Each fined 800 and costs.
Jack McDonoueh and John Erump were
sent TO Jail for sixty days in default OF Sl0O
for being drunk and dis0rderly.
Philip krautz, ii. Il. Whitlock, William
Cooley (cOlored), J. {. Binns, and John
Nicholson, were each fined 81 and costs Tor
being drunk.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning-Do-
ing This and That.

Or. Mark W. Peyser has entered upon his
duties as physician at the Retreat for the
Sick.
The engagement Of Mr.. c. II. Dorsett and
Miss stella {. Crump IL announced. The
marriage takes place al Lcigh-Nireet Bap-
list church on the l4th OF this month at 5:45
o'clock.
Mr.. Alpbeus Boiling, Of Prince Edward
county, who has been under treatment at
81. Luke's Home, was sufficiently well yes
terday 10 return home. He left on the after
noon train.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yester-
day were Mr.. W. L. BOisseau. commits
siOner of revenue of Danyille, and j. +.
Fitzpatrick, sheriff Of Bedford county.
Hon. W. II. f. Lee Of the Eighth district.
reached the city last night, and is stopping
at the Exchange Hotel.
Mrs. Maria Bingham is very i'll at the
residence OF her son-in-law, Mr.. l.. W. Pars-
ley, No. SO2 West Broad street.
Mr.. b. f. Wells, of this city, is visiting
relatives in StuppensVille, Clarion county,
Pa.
Mr.. x. IL. Saryey it confined to his home
on east Leigh street by sickness.
There will be an inspection Of the stuart
Horse Guards next Saturday night in their
armOry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08

one Of the prettlest marriages that has
ever occurred i'm the county took place last
night AT Emanuel church, in IIenricO. Ii
was the wedding OF Miss Susie Grymes
BraXton and Mr.. George Montgomery West,
and a number Of Richmond friends added
90 the pleasure Of the occasion. Mr. Gold
Slliman, Of lIcnrico, acted as best man.
The bride is daughter Of Mrs. William
p. BraXton and niece Of Mr.. Joseph
BRYAN. Mr.. West is of the firm OF West,
Johnston n Co. Both are well known and
popular, and have the congratulations of
many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
Thrae Ahsnlnte Diyorcos.

In the Chanccry Court yesterday, Judge
W. j. Leake presiding, DEGREES were enter
ed in the following causes granting absO-
lute divorce.
Rosa Wallner against W lillian y. Wall
nQ The Court also granted Rosa Wallner
10 change her name to her maiden name,
Rosa Benner, and also gave TO her custody
the only child of the union. William Au-
gust Wallner. The decree was granted on
the charge of williul desertion and aban-
dOnment.
Josephine Pryor against William Pryor,
absolute divorce, granted ON charge Of
dcsertiOn.
julius j. lIcrzOg against Florne c..
Herz0g, absolute divorce. Granted on the
charge of inhdelity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
y.,.rsu.. sons.

The sons Of Confederate Veterans lne'
last night. captain Louis RAWLINGS pre-
sided. About sixty members We're present. (;
II was decided to change the constitution o'
the organization in order TO alter tnc re ;;ur
lar meet ing night. The meeting meie'' I,.'
will be held on the first and third inursua!
nights IN each month instead oil every iue -,
day night. Lee Camp Hall VIII sun , De
used for the place Of meeting ana oc'ooA
the hour. o.,os =
On motion of Sergeant i. u. uryins' u
gold medal was voted to be presen'eu !"
the member bringing in the iargese ". hi
her of acceptable applicants between THIS
date and The first Thursday in January
next. A committee, consisting OF sergeant
T.. u. Grymes and Lieutenants y. d.
Guigon and W. ID. Courtney, was appoint
ed by Captain Rawlings to secure 'ne
medal
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WON BY TIE PLAINTIFFS.
Judge Hughes Decides in Favor of the
A. n; Woodson Heirs.


The heirs Of the late Ayleu X. Woodsou
instituted suit in the United states Circuit
Court some time ago against the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association, Of Now
York, 10 recover $1,000 policy on the lille
OF the deceased.
The Lille Association refused to pay the
policy ON the ground that the assessments
were not all paid up at the time OF Mi.
Wooison's death. The counsel for the
plaintiffs claimed that all the assessments
sent 10 the deceased by the Association had
been paid, though none had he received for
a wear prior to his death. Judge Hughes
has rendered verdict in favor OF the plain
tbs. and accordingly the sum Of $1,000
will 20 TO the surviving children OF MI.
Wo0dsOn.
Messrs. W. W. Cosby, Jr., aud James l..
Anderson represented the plaintiffs, and
Judge IL. W. Fionrnoy and Messrs. Pen
dleton and jackson represented the deien-
dants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
Bishop Van DE yyyer.

Bishop Van DE Nyyer, who has been in
Portsmouth several days, returned to the
city yesterday. While in Portsmouth. he
confirmed l0d children and adults. In an
swer TO question yesterday, be said that
he would be unable 10 attend the golden
jubilee of Bishop John Laughton in Brook
Ign on Friday week.
He was asked If any steps were being
taken towards the building Of the new
cathedral In Richmond. and replied that
the matter Was just where 1t was four years
Bgo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
Rev. Preston sash Resigns

Rev. Preston Nash. who has for several
years served the It. James hplscopal
church a. its assistant rector, recently
received a call from Christ church,
the pastora:e Of which is vacant. Mr.. Nash
decided to accept the offer, which was a
fiattering one, and last night submitted TO
the II. James yestry his resignation, when
was regretfuily accepted.
Mr. Nash is an excellent speaker, a
worthy gentleman and an earnest CHRISTIAN
worker. lie is we'll known and highly re-
gartled, and the It. James congregation
will part with him in the consolng hope
that be feels his sphere Of.usefulness VIII De
nnl rrnd In his now finld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
MISS wILKINsoN's DEATH.
New democratic CInh.

The Working Mems Democratic Club, Of
Clay Ward, was organized last night at the
corner Of Reservoir and Main streets, with
the following officers: Mr.. Humphrey
Calder, president; Mr.. X. II. Carson, first
yice-president; Mr.. Thomas McAlahOn, Sec
ond vice president; Mr.. Edward L. Bernard,
secretary; Mr.. Evan snead, treasurer; Mr.
Eugene Walton, sergeant at arms.
A large number Of members were en-
rolled, and the club starts life with promis-
Ing prospects.
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GSO PER SHARE.---THE UNITED

eps)O BANKING AND BUILDING COM
PANl offers for sale a limited number OF
SHARES OF its capital stock. fully paid and
worcestershire, at $50 per shars, with guar
anteed cash dividend of per cent. per an
Will agree To redeem this stock from ali dis
satisfied stockholders two years from the
date OF their certificates. But Ii the comp any
Is not called upon To redeem this stock Under
seven years an extra dividend OF 500 per
share viii be paid the holder thereof i'm addi-
ton TO the six per cent per annum already
paid. For furthes inform ltlon apply AT the
Office OF the company, S2l east Main sire ct,
Richmond, Va. seI3-im
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
In Richmond-To Daniel Il. Francis and
Minnie Edwards, William IL. Chappell and
Maggie V. Lewis, William l.. Thorp and
Rebecca :. Butler. Bernard f.. Patterson
and Fanny l.. Ledbetter, Henry j. RippOn
and Katie 4. Nowlin, Francis l.. Wells.
Boston, and Harriet l.. Smith, Richmond.
In Henrico cOunty-1o Ellis Burnett and
Marie Guerrant, Allie b. Bates and Rena
Il. Whitlock, and Thomas jackson and
Amanda MaXIield.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
a KlRMESS PROJECTED
To be Held by Society for Preservation of
Antianitios.

The Board Of Managers of the Association
for the Preservation Of Virginia Antiqui-
ties met yesterday afternoon at 200 ives, west
Min street. Present: Mrs. j. l.. Well
ford. Mrs. T.. X. Ball, Mrs. James Lyons,
Mrs. Edward T. Crump, Miss Camilla
Scott, Mrs. George w. Bagby. Mr.. W. l..
sheppard, Mr., X. A. Brock, Mr.. Charles
poindexter. Mr. T.. V. Valentine, and Mr..
Aston Cabell.
Many important matters were brought 10
the attention OF the Board The Central
Committee was requested to inquire into
the adyisability OF planning an excursion
10 Mount Vernon in the near future, under
the auspices of and for the benefit OF the
Association. tickets 10 be issued only 10
those who will receive invitations IRON The
committee.
The Association also proposes to have "a
Kirmess during the coming season, TO be
participated in by the loyeliest women in
The Commonwealth, and which will doubt
less be the social event of the coming WIN
ter-a tit successor TO the colonial bali,
which was such brilliant success last Jan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
maaISg,srELLionsor.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ocr. =. 1890
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%eue,I
<zs'.z..s.~-$
Cor. Sixth and Broad.
REAL ESTATE ATpRIyATE SALE.
PROOK-ROAD PROPERTY.
FOR SALE. LOIS ANDvnLA.slrEs.

$500 TO $500 per acre adjoining Rcnnie'
place ana opposite "Iahunum
$500 per acre % SO per front foot onc-ha'f
mile from city;
SO 20 - per foot one quarter mile ffom citt.
s. 10 $40 per foot adjoining city:s
$40 per foot city property.
Having seven tracts tO offer. bought hef De-
tie recent advance in prices. 80 less than
hal current prices. we are able tO offer iuv-
ers most favorable terms Ewing n the
country before n,ighborlood is established
IS made safe hy oar system of restrictions.
This Is the only property on the market sub
divided 10 CONFORM iO the plans Of improve
ment cOnten plated DV the Brook Turnpike
Company To eIghhOfhnoi whore lm-
prONemenis are tO be- made in "a modern and
scientific manner. buyers viii appreciate tho
advantage Of buying whore they VIII secure
the creates hcutut from improvements.
MO1cy realized from s1leso property roin-
vested Ia manner That Will benefit our
customers
sanitary conditions perfect. Proper sys-
TEN of water supply and sewerage provided
&C sgt EDWARD H. Bl~SEiI. & 60.
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SkUNDERsON-LU Nj iired, on the
path OF -cptemcer. so. mt the Grdce-Street
Baptist tabernacle, by Rsy Or Hatcher Mr..
ADOLPu W. SAUNDcK~ON 10 Miss
BLANCHE \. LUCK, daughter Of William
&. Luck.
MlLES-ARCHGR.-M at the MOnu-
mental church Richmond, Va, October Z.
ur. John O.. SHELTON, 70 Waller IIERNDO
NILES, both OF Richmond. No cards.
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PoRT or RICHMOND, VA, ocr. :.


Schooner T.. c. Knight, IT,, Huntley. Phila-
delphia. coal. :. u. Hawes: schooner Ella y.
Little. Frainbers, Philadelphia. kainii,
Richmond Chemical Works: schooner George
W. Anderson, Gale. New York, cement War
ner Moore & Co.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Der =.
ARRIVED.
steamship Imperial Prince, New orleans
coatlod and sailed for HaVre; steamship
Oreon with Lone star. Boston. 10 load coal,
schooner III. K.COngdOn, Norfolk, 70 load coal.
SAILED.
steamship Bent0la. Liverpool. merchan-
disc: steamship Arm Liverpool .cOaled, steam
ship GlendeyOn. kevid. cOalei: steamship
Du0ucsa DeVista. Harmcna. Liverpool.
coaied; steamship Odcn. kinSspoft. y. -,
c)aled: schooner Mariory Brown. New Y Ork
cOalcd: schooner Minnie Rowan. Providence,
coal; schooner W. H. Sherbert. Charleston.
coal; schooner H. V. Kelsey, New Haven,
ctal;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08

Tickets 20 on sale this morning for the
engagement Of veruona Jarbeau at the
Academy Of Music. This actress appear
aDcc ~ limited % three nights, commencing
tomorrow, and Il matinee Saturday. Jar
and cloyerest condolences on the stage.
She Is supported by "A line company OF
musical artists anu specialists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
A Convention OF Gas-Nen.

A called meeting Of the Committee on
Light was held yesterday afternoon at j
O'Clock, TO grant a four weeks leave OF
absence to Superintendent W. {. Adams.
on motion OF Mr.. Wilkerson, the leave
was granted Mr.. Adams, and the expenses
of his trip will be paid by the city.
Mr.. Adams will attend the yearly con-
yention Of the American Gas-Light Asso-
citation, which will meet in Savannah, Ga,
October 18th, 10th, and nth. This body
discusses the gas interests of the United
states, all gas companies and builders of
gas machinery in the Union being repre-
scented. Mr.. Adams attended the conyen-
zion last year in Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
united state, circuit Court.

The grand jury Of the United states Cir
cult Court convened yesterday morning.
The case of James 4. Lyme, charged with
selling liquor without license at Seven
Pines, was first considered. After carefully
examining all OF the witnesses in the case,
the jury failed 10 lind true bill, and the case
was accordingly dismissed. At the cOnclu-
sion OF the examination Of this case the
Jury was adjourned over until to-day.
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The Williams Case.

The case Of Thomas Williams, charged
with the murder of John Oakley (colored),
was called in the Hastings Court yesterday.
II VIII be remembered that in September
Williams, who was Waterman on the Free
bridge, after a dispute with Oakley, shot
hm with pistol, inflicting a wound from
which death cnsued about thirty-six hours
after. The case was set for trial October
flfu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08

The Equitable Life Assurance society re-
ports that the new assurance written dur
Ing the first three-quarters 81 the year,
shows an excess OF S2O.0OO.O0O over that Of
the same period last year. II is stated that,
with continuance of this ratio Of increase,
the total new business of the Society for the
year will exceed 500, O0O. OOO.-New York
Commercial Advertiser, October 9Th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
COlored Folks Day.

The emancipation celebration which
takes place in Richmond on the 18th, 10TH
and nth OF this month. promises to be a
very interesting occasions for the colored
race. On the first day the convention viii
meet the most OF the cOlOred troops in the
city will take part in the parade. President
Harrison. Langst0n. Bruce of Mississippi,
and Lynch, Fourth Auditor Ofthe Treasury,
will address them at different times during
the time of the celebration.
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Preparing for Winter Gsyety.

The Tuesday German Club, Of this city,
was recognized last night, and the follow
ing are the officers: President, Mr.. Thomas
y. Carter (re-elected): Secretary and treas
urer, Mr.. William II. Palmer, Jr Vt-
elected. The executive committee consists
of Messrs =. W. holland. John W. Akin
son, Jr.. l.. J. Willis. saunders Hobson, ana
Dorsey Cullen. The first german will take
place on the first Tuesday night in Noyem-
ber
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08

FITS. All tits stopped tree by DR.. Kline'-
Great Nerve RestOrer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
$500 trial bottle free to tit cases. send d
Dr. Kline, J3l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
Anna Brown.

The Governor yesterday pardoned Anna
Brown (coi0rcd), who was convicted In
June, 1880 in the Police Court Of petit lar
ceny, and sentenced TO six months in Jail.
The pardon was granted upon the recon-
mendation Of the Jail physician and JUS
tice John J. Crutchteld, the woman being
III.