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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

EAU UIER INSTITUTE FOR
Il YOUNG LADIES. WARRENToN, VA,
situated Ia Piedmont region OF Virginia on the
kich nond aud Denville railroad, hity.10ur tnl,SS
from Washington. very successful school,
being entirely full the past two years. Excel
lent buildings and strong Faculty. Next term
begins SEPTEMBER IL. 1890. For catalogues
address GEORGE @. BUTLER, 4. NJ, Principal.
tvQ-W F&Su3n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
IKAiN. NoRrnWARn
DAILY. tDsllv except sunday.
SIDPPl

DAILY tDsilv except sunday.
srOPPINg-PLAcEI
Nos. II. ". 81 81. ani 81 mako - stopN N3k
- and N SOD On slsnsl a. hancas tar
Drowry's Bluff Centrslia. Ard ChsNsr =. q
st0ns ~ Chester. So& 81. 81 3A 8 on. 90 a. Aai
IS, will stop ct all stations Tor pss,engsrA
PULlMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Soa lt and q sleeping-csr, oei-s.i
New YORK sni Tamps. Fla (rtg dActsluFi's.
on Trains Nos. Il ant ~ siecptgg-rA-. boirssa
Wsshinstou aud Charleston On Tran ~ q.
sleep ng-cars between WsshiugtO1 aus Is 4.
sonyllle. On Train No. = ee9lugcAN D.
tween Jarh sonyille and New YORK
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LISs 10 SOks)LE
Richmon ah.va An. sor,ol, .AA.st
Richmond '.:35P ~. Ncr'5iE..... 7.ll p n
Norfolk ...'s:l0A- x. kchmOni..t2lS 4 A.
Norfolk s4.Oj +. v. kchmoni.. So p q
fhe trains leaving kichm0nl s. 80 A. ~ aai
Norfolk at r.. N. arc SOLID Usins tosTs.s
t,oss two points. aud pessenger, 10 though
without change OF cars Close connection, a.
also nsie AZ Petersburg BY the ;: % 2. y. tr,a
from Richmond sni tho SAD A. A. Irain ff0l
Norfolk
Trains leaving Rlcnmoni At go A. n. A.
1l:aJ p NJ and arriving at kichm0nf a. it.i 81.
NJ. AMI b:0J =. NJ maze close connection s.
Peters aurg 20 and from tsrmyille, LyncAhlr..
and southwestern pointa
T. n. suLLf. SuperinIsnica.
EFT u. MrsgS GenerAi ,gpsrngs8i'nL
7. Nj. EAkRsOs. general Passenger Ageni
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
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AU.b AoIlLouf ""s<| wv


VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .axln.I
' COMPANY for tao SsA,HOkt. sx.ssssf.
Cheapest and most pleasant rout, u ,SL D
POINT. yInGI>A BEACH, tCtAN Nlnn'
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEwS'
CLARRMONT, and JAMEs-hi'Ek Land
ISSS by elegant saloon steame. hniLL
leaving klchmond EVnai MONDAY. w EDN d.
DAY, and FRIDAY a. A. ". etreetcars 20
directly 10 steamers wharf. Fars TO Oid foln'
or Norfolk $40: second clsss. 81.
Connections at Old Point AM Nor'ois Closely
with ell lines for northern cIties, virginia beaen.
and ,cean yiew same afternoon. James river
by dayligh. Great tourist Inns. Cheapest
route. o,1,.
through tickets on steamer and st CARRIERS
Agency. 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through. siste-rcoms engaged tor dsy or night
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. POhIs-
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALkXhNDhlA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANvILLE, and fAaaViLLE ASo
POWHATAN X X STATIONS, aud WAsb-
IN6TOS, D. C., all points IN hasterl Sorta
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and all regular iaad.
ings on the James river. at lowest rates AMI
through bills issued.
LUCIEA Il. TATUM, Vics-Presicent.
No. M Main street sni hocxettS
IRWIN Wsls. 0nA, yreigh! snd Passenger AZsnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

NOR RENT, SECOND FLOOR gs
IL OF lii2 Main street, either with or with 80
out power. Viii be arranged to suit teaans.
Room o9xg0 feet: lighted front and resr.
EVERETT WADDEY.
Nv oaeod6t lli2 Meiu street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

NOR RENT. THAT LARGE AND 81
IL DESIRABLE FOUR-STOKY IRON ~.
Oh east n ain street, lately remode'led and In
thorough order. possession given August u ios''
For terms, &C, apply 70
JAMES II. CRENsaAW.,
~ 9eodlm No. II north Eleventh s"ec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

Genera PASSENGER Axo.s
CHIRLEs q. EDDY. soc-prrs.iss.
General olics kosnokA Va isl

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAfLnOAD-scA.e4- a,
APRIL -, Iss9-easI0r9 5san4siA
uno.
ia A u. leaves Byni-Htrss. sai)h ea.h
stops oniv a. Ashlani botlael' q
ford. aud FredericksDGfg, hruok' 81
Midosatsr. sleepH - W.sllLsi)A
ana New YORK
il.ss A. n lssyss Byrd eIrcss stsaoa c2..J -
except sunday
zap. u. leave, Byrd-sir,ss sisaoi dsf
sleeper, klcl fuoni % New forL.
f-sOAL NJ arrives 81 Byr: street stau0a Gsif
Sleeper from Se- TorL "
rxP. u arrives as Byrd-ssreel sssnoD 80
stops ~ Freioric<sourS Mo-
Bosnyoi. AID Ashland. 5!e,pef y -
Nasnins sOn aud Nss YORK po'S ="
STOP a. T.. "a -, ..px
s:<P. - arrives a. byra-ssfs" ''A"'- ''
ex,ep. sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY sxcsPr susDArx
eaA. Il. leaves slbA Arrives ss Asslsa''
7:3 A. Il. $500.
AMP " acoonuoistioa leaves Byrf.s.ss
piAtion. arrives NJ Asalsai a. =; =
GAR. isaves EloA arrives 81 A''-'''
e1sA N. arrives EiDA Leaves Ashtssi AZ"
$50. .ccosmos.,,oa arrive, a. gr's-
ttrsst ststloa leAvas AshIsai AK
s,sp. n srr,yes a Rss bsvss Asa!Aai I"
"a. TAYLOR, TRANS asassss
Yr IL NYrRs General suporiss eE1sah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

&c. Wilhelm, a carpenter who has been
working for Honham & Ferguson, contract
ors. has mysteriously disappeared, and
fears as TO his safety are entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

V,RAvELLING-MEN SELLING TO
i Hardware Plumbers, steam and Gas
Tftssrs can sscars eosd side iins By sddrsss.
Ing MANUFACTURER. tlts Niagsss street.
DuaaaAN 2'eu<tAWAgu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

NOR RENT.-WE ARE AU-NA
IL THORIZED TO rent the FLOWER GAa IA
DEN, Main and Reservoir streets. S4xl20 feet, all
In good order. The roris. business has Tor
great mum Der OF years been successfully con-
Quoted at these gardens by Mr.. John Morton
aud It is generally conceded TO be the best Dusi-
ness stand in the city. Rent low TO an sccepta-
BILE tenant GEORGES. VASHON SON.
~ a-eod2t 7north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

WANTED, 100000 FEET 3-INCH
w OAK.-sesled bids Will DO received up TO
p. NJ. AUGUST lsT Tor 10000 FEET 3-lNCH
WHITE OAK LUMBER delivered In Richmond.
For further information apply 10
T. T.. CAMPBELL.
Chairman OF Committee on 5. and X. j. X.
Free Bridge,
iy 23-td ONCE Ninth ana Cary streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
ACTIV SALE
OLA
NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
on TWENTY SEVENTH STREET BE-
TWEEN AND T STREETS
We shall sell by public auction, on the prem

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
NUABLE REAL ESTATE IN JAMES CITY
COUNTY, vA.-By virtue Of decree OF the CIR
cult Cour, of the county OF Jane. City and the
city OF WILLIAMSBURG. entered on the IAN ~ OF
May 1890. In the suit OF Hubbard and katclihe
re. Adolphus GCddns personal representative
aud others. / will sell on the
rHDAY OF SEPT sMBER. 1890.
Chat being County Court day AZ the front door
Of the courthouse in the city 81 NtIIam-Durg.
ali tho unsold LAND belonging 90 the T" Ash
landn tract OF land, which Is FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES more or less. The Chessoeake and
Ohio railway runs through this tire I OF land, tho
Mascond dep0, is on portion cf the lan1 Tor
mery lelon ging % said tract, AMI - about ons
hundred yards from the dvellins-hous-. ABOUT
one hundred and tw-nty-ny acres are arabic;
The balance i, thickly set in young oak and pine,
contiguous 70 water. good opportunity is o.
leI Ell for investment
TERMS: one hundred doh ars cash; the balance
on q credit Of six aud twelve months. note, win
approved security waving the homestead viii 10
required, title retained until the whole OF tho
purchase-money IL paid.
For further particulars a. 20 location, &c, ap-
ply % ubscriber a. 20 title 20 Judge h. L. Hen
ley, az orHey conducting tho suit, ~ Lightoot
Post-Onice, Va. II. Is. "AuhEN,
Special COmmissioner.
ToAso, Va. July 7. 1890.
CLERKS OFFICE or TEE CIRCUIT COURT FOR rHEl
CITY or WILLIAMSBURG AND
COUNTY or JAMES CITY. Msy 80. 1921 J
HUBBARD AND RADCLIFFE VS.. OoDDW AND
OTHgas-CHANCsRY.
|, Richard a. Wise, clerk Of the court Aforesaid.
do certify that the bond required OF special
Commissioner II. b. Warren In the aooye-named
cause has been filed In my Office.
Teste: RICHARD A. MlNS'
VIEW Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

V[rANTED.-A YOUNG LADY DE-
w sIRES A POSITION as Teacher in pri-
vate family to teach small children. Good re-
commendstions. Address X. T. -. care OF Post
master, Dawn, Caroline county, Va.
1y 20-5t&wlt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

NOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLEM
IL AND ADMIRABLY-LOCATED RESI- ~
DRNCR 300 south Third street. containing nj
teen room, all modern improvement, and IN
excelient repair. JOAN T. GODDi~.
Real Estate Agent
~ 9)-eot3t Bank and EieveDth streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
GREEN ACADEMY.

ID -
A school d the highest character for boys and
volng men. Most healthy and convenient loca-
lion. excellenIy equipped, endorsed by clergy.
press. and colleges of the South. Scholarships
In Washington and Lee University, Richmond
College, &c, &c. Total charge. $40 Tor session
OF niue months. Address JOHN HAkI
VI. A., University OF Virginia,
tv Q-eodtsolb Bowling Greeu, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

WANTED, A GOOD CAKE-BAKER
w and ICE-CREAM-NAKER Steady work.
Apply at Twenty-sixth and Broad streets, city.
~ 2}-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
L,ARMvILLE AND PowhAiAN

T,ARMyILLE AND POWhAIAN
KAiLk0Ap ......,,,.g,,
GENERAL OFFICES, 100 EAST MAIN Ma
SCHEDULE IN kfts,i APRIL 10 'S''
AssIvs At RIcRsosD. -,,.,.l
s.f. A NJ. rfa Richmond and Dsasllle fa,Hoe'
frum farmytlle. Aatioco, 49,
Cumberland coufthoIss, sanh' s 80
Tobaccoville, Baiisvillc. beieoA' ~.
hatan Courthouse, I'D ess sA'
Winterpock. aud cxirf -ersre -.
,afs p n. ria kichmoad aud tessrsvsts -, -
roa ;. from wtptespocs. ssAiai- 'S'
due. beach. and feai.ey.
LRAvs alcHno>D. --,,..,.i
s.oo II ria rtmsnd AMI pansilie ra,'o','
fox rarmviile. Cumhssisai W "A
hous-, Powha 70 -rsaoa'e' Az -
tascrmetiats poiatA al.
s.,k p. n. "a s,casaena AMI pc;efspa'E r. 70.
Rad. for kp2c-s Fails wins'i''-'
ana I'll tntcrmsdisle 2oin'A
An trni,.x daily oxceps surday. A..
For u1.ksto. hseeage-chsckA siaetscs>
Iii uron 4. ". GAkBsR kichniond ssi -
vtiis rSiRoaA oed kiohnena aai fss
.siIros6 n N btithtSeha,
0sasrai PHsssnsss ASenS
IAum r WanuB. oansrl 4AaAss6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

WANTED, GOOD BLACKSMITH
w AT oSCH. Steady work. Apply at No.
120 south Eighth street.
" 23-lt' A. MEY kK q sun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
N soAD
SCHEDULE IN EsBRcr NAY q. i.p.
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 NORFOLK AND
L1SCHBUkA
LEAVE RICHMOND. ~ kD--tRELl >iAilof.
.OA. a. Daily. "a Petersburg -hi'hmonl aDi
Norfolk rbro ~ SIpfess -hfute -
Norfolk 1870 Z. N. %, onv Al r..
sersb.rg anl suuOik. sem
uair. lsag.ug Petersburg az 1881 a.
A. aud arriving =. Norfolk 49, t. x,
ff1ps at ali fiffions
sloAy Daily ia PsIssDury. Arrir, -
Petersburg lG:is A. N. M iea's'
Petersburg ~ A. N. Tor FArb-
vile, LTnchburg. sn1 al pDiAs roata
,.,p " Jsliy' e., Petersburg. Arrive 20.
terspurg 4: z. NJ; I8ave Petersburg
COP. N. daily Arriunz Norfolk
A. n
il.eo Pm. Daily. va Fetsrsbur. Arrive
Petersburg 1850. 4. ~. connecting
via Trsln 10. !. leaving Petersburg
&. l.iD A. NJ for Fsrmyile. Lyp-h-
tars. PosahontAt sal 81 9oiIh
unoAN D.'I,.r,a BIrxsyinc, Tor farmNliA
Lyn ebourg, toe : sali. aud he''
PULLMAN sLEgPISG-CAn AcCOkAJDN
TONS
so.I-sieeping-csr from Petersburg - bfi'ia
vi.pout change leanug FetefsD4fS gAif
i..iU T. H.. asi LyacnDarz 10 hsmpni' VIA
on. Change .,-.... ..
nemphl. Without coAlse ,-,.,...
lickets, Dazysso-Gpock~ AM -. iefofhsU1n
- -. abtaiucd al hicnm0Ed AMI Psssbtsgs
railroad depot A. w. OarUsrs $. iOg .ain s.fsf.
sna A. no Com Dsuys oiseo, ~! easi hsia 'ife'-
Il -. 90 al ncii
PA.s' yer s. gfaI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

~ tho country at large
w. 80, in sympathy with TINS hV"-
o." osnecially those VINO ny N"
- ,noir l,nsinc-s relations win Tue A.
In.w that the enactment oi such t i.,' a.,
ma, demanded by situation OF d'SnV" iii.
neople; and whereas. the passagc -, t 80.
Kin would disturb the harmony NJ" o,S 70.
ing between the races IN inc oou' .u', tho
lard her development ana Jeop",,'|tr,..
business interests Of the whole couhllt ,,o
pnsoiyed That the Board Of Trade o, u'c
oity ~ IVnchburg, representing the u"5,,
ncss interests Of this city ana scCtlN", ~
ho,ohv nrOtcst against ITS pHsS"-'' -
- tbe business men OF lh' vn'n,
conntrv. whether North, Souln' ~
or West who have the maiellM w" 40
their country AT heart, 10 aid w III ,' mon.
| feat Of this unWise ana ""uvs't ~, - ,ation
-, Resolved. that we favor uhleu ~,
sur ,.' ,ort of the commercial interests %,
vn Nh os wen as the South, To the en-"
no, his disturbing legislation NAV "c
| t',,riod l,v fine conservative opposIi"h VI
I En-, business interests of the country l.,
"posolNcd That copies Of these FsoI"-
! ,;n,s bo forwarded TO the various hlauui a.
,urino and Wholesale houses Oh 'lc OV"".'
/ ,yitb whom we have business relahohs' az ~.
that we also forward copies oil tnV S"i', ~,
| ,be yarions commercial bodies OF lhe 0"u'"'
,vi,b The request that they Join with us ~! !"
VIII ,V cilorl 10 unite the business IN
,c "., Of the country against this leslsla-
lion. the enactment of which 1t is aGni', ~.
from rom All quarters. would have disturbing
and harmful effect on business.
.sThc merchants and business men Oh
Ivnchburg cmphaticaly condemn lne '.-
dorsoment bv Secretary Williams Oh V"'
hoard of trade of the hOycotting schcmc l'',,
posed bv the board Of trade ana o'nvi n ~,
| t1onta i'm tnoeycnt Of the passage oil lIe
IoJge force bill. They want no Nuch mou'
J Of rcdrcss.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
CITY MANUFACTURES.
Statistics to he Collected for the Census
Bureau.

Messrs. Carter Harrison and W. VI. JUS
It's have been appointed by the United
states Census Bureau to collect the statis-
tics of Richmond manufacturing industries.
Many citizens inquiring when this work
would begin, and how it would be carried
on. reporter of THE TINES called yester-
day on Mr.. Harrison. He said
81 only received my commission on the
18th Of this month. IL was considerably de-
layed and | have never received any in
struction from the department as to the
plans or mode of my work. can't account
for the delay. for am ready to begin at any
moment, but cannot until | receive my
blanks and other necessary facilities. ]
nave been allowed only forty days in which
10 complete the work, and only one assis-
tant so far"
"As soon a. | receive my instructions
from Washington. am going 10 work and
will make rs creditable "A show as possible,
both for the city and myself. ! am deter
mined not 10 rush over the work As was the
case ia the census returns. but will do ii
thoroughly. rs far a. ! 20; and if the time
given me is not sufficient. why the author
tiles can discontinue me; il not IL Will not
De my fault. hope TO get his instructions
this week, in order 10 begin work the first
Of next"
Mr.. Harrison will 60 into every manufac-
turing establishment in the city of all de
; rptiOn- and ascertain the number of la
borcrs employed, and whether men or w0-
men. capital invested, profits derived, and
the amount OF work accomplished during
the past ten years. Mr.. Harrison stated
that he had been 10 see Colonel John Pur-
cell. president of the Chamber of Com
merce. and offered 20 receive any sugges-
tions from that body that he could follow
consistently with the instructions of the De-
partment.
TheS statistics i'm this field will be very
gratifying should they be carefully collect
ed. In ten years Richmond has advanced
very rapidly in manufacturing achieve
ments. both small and great.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
The Behring sea Correspondence

LONDON, July 2i.-rhe Chronicle says:
Mr. Blaine proves ADLER in controversy
than Lord Salisbury, though he has
the worse case 10 defend. The
representatives. OF England seem mere
babies in Blaine's hands. 1t is olAi0us that
Lord Salisbury, at an early stage, lost his
temper and insulted Mr.. Blaine by declar-
ing that he was conducting the negotia-
tions in the interests Of a party and not CT
the country
The Times saws: "Ihe cOrrespOn-
dence leaves matters in worse shape
than before. President Harrison and
Mr.. Blaine, under party pressure, have
become more eXacting. and have adj
yanced in an irIeconcilable spirit. Both
countries must feel that the dispute is un-
worthy OF serious quarrel"
The Daily Telegraph regrets the asperity
Of secretary Blaine's tone in the Behring
sea negotiations. England is strong enough
10 be calm and courteous, and is sufficiently
fond Of peace to disregard Mr.. Blaines pet
ulance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what Is Going on of Interest on the ot'er
side Of the Water.
Mr.. II. 5. owen has gone to the se ,,.l

Mr.. II. :. owen has gone TO the seasbore.
Mr. Robert +. Walden, Of Buck I'LL, has
gone tO Ocean View.
The showers yesterday did much good IN
Manchester and Chesterfield. IL was needed
badly i'm the latter place.
Good Roadway il being made in the paw
ing of Porter street.
Major Joseph Walker and family viii re-
turn from the seashOru Saturday.
Misses Lena and Mamie LithgOw have
left for visit 10 farmyillc and Bucking-
ham.
Mr. j. ". BrodnaN and Mr.. Il. l.. French
have returned from a visit 10 Old Point.
Miss Sallie Il. Weisiger and Miss Lizzie
Graves are visiting relatives at Newport
News.
\ meeting Of the City Council will be held
tonight. The matters in relation to the mac
adamizing Of Perry street, and the rails OF
! the southsido Land and Improvement COM
pany, will Doe discussed.
\ number Of motors for the proposed
Souih,ide line have already arrived. The
cars are expected some time this week.
Justice James VI. Pcrduc presided in the
MAYORS Court Yesterday. The case OF
/ Baugh and another cOiOrcd boy. charged
with stealing fruit from John 4. Burke
store. was disposed Of Baugh was turned
over to his mother 10 be whipped. and the
other was sent to jain for fifteen days.
The Hastings Court yesterday was in
session for a short time engaged i'm the con-
sideratiOn OF chaucQry matters. The
court VIII probably De- IN session all Of this
week
There will be- a meeting Monday night in
the Leader building for the purpose OF or
gIuizing a chapter of the Pro gressiyc Guild
/ of America.
Despite the inclomency of The weather
last night, an adjourned meeting OF TIE
Manchester school Board wa, held. Present.
Me--rs. O'Brien (chairman). WeisigoT
(clcriD. Jones, Pcplo. Robinson. Green.
Carr Nunnally. pordue and Pool. The
meeting wa. held % complete the election
Of teachers for the public schools. Aflcr a
discussion OF some length. the board finally
decided 90 postpone the elections until next
! Tuesday NIGHT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

p.fire Cou,I.-WiIic pa.~oy (col0red)
CHARGED with a--IuItiu- and beating Nora
Johnson. ~ecJrity OF $500 required ioi
ninety days.
Thomas Scott (colorcU charged with as
saulting and striking stephen otdrhe with a
rock. Fined $3.50.
stephen -uukc (e0iuedl. charged with
ls~aultius and attempting toetuhe Thomas
>tarhe with "a block 40 wood. Fined 500
Lee Butter. charged with stealing one
boat, valued 40 20. tlc property Of j. VI.
Mitch.u Continued until to-day.
ID. Deauc, Joseph Mccoy. Andrew scott.
stanley Hob5ou. Elijah be.i CALI colored)-
CHARGED with being di-ora.r., and throwing
rock, 40 the house VI =. D. Brown. Mccoy
and Ben fined $3.50 each; DCjue. scott and
llOb-uu lined 81 each.
C.P. Began and Thomas Felner charged
with as-auilin- and beating Kicker Ray.
Required CD pay costs.
joins Nicholson. charged with being drunk.
Fined s..
Reuben h. Ford. charged with misde-
meauor Continued until to-day.
James smith lco.ore1, charged with AS
saultng. cur-iu-. abusing and attempting
DOB cut Leroy Thomas. Fined SOD
Mary White (coiorud). charged with fight
iug and cr-atinga disturbance IN Ihe street.
Continued until july Goth.
Maggie Branch, alias Watkins, charged
with cursing and abusing Julia Gray on the
street. Continued until July -6th.
Julia Gray (c0iolcGj. charged with as
saultmg. cul-ing ana abusing Maggie Wat
kms. Continued until July 18th.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Hruri.o C0uafV.-Jame5 If. Barton %
Fl0ra IS. OB1nu0u's trustee, lots I'D and Il
in block %. Barton Heights, S3,3jl: Joseph
McD0nOugh's widow and heirs 10 Ephram
I. Bradley. 30 acres ON east side Craisht0n
road about one mile east OF Richmond,
$50; John W. Vests trustees 90 Henry
Robinson. - feet ON south side Of New
Bridge road, between Twenty-siXth and
fWeuty-,eNenfh streets, SN-i.
Ch1HcsiV C0Wf.-Jamos II. Anderson
and " williamson Talley 10 \. J.. Perkins, 81
feet on north side Of Franklin street near
Ryland. J.lOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

4 marriage license was granted Reuben
Il. Ford and ~allie Deyson, both Of Rich
mond, yesterday.
Sergeant Junius Cosby. Of the second pre-
cinct, d, am Ob-eryant and faithful officer,
and man Of keen observation. Talking
last night about police news. he remarked
that great change for the better had taken
place in Richmond. Ilc said the city was
always noted tor is law abiding spirit. but
hc had never seen As little fr0licking and
noisy behavior as al present.
The commissioners appointed to re-assess
the real estate of Richmond will complete
their work about the 18th Of August. They
are now in Clay ward.
Mr.. II. A. Lukhad is lying very i'll at his
residence. NO. j2l north second street.
Judge Joseph Christian will 60 down 10
Atlantic City to-day. and will be absent for
"a short while from bis office.