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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-14

Terra Gotta and Construction Company.
The object of the company Is the manuiac-
turc of tcrra-coita, bricks and other buiIn-
ing and construction materials and com
mercial stone and carthenware. and the
construction Of buildings, sewers, ana
other improvements in the city OF Manchcs-
ter and It's vicinity and in the city OF Rich
mond and it, vicinity.
The capital stock Is to be not less than
81. 600 nor more than s2j, 200, and the amount
of real estate to lie held is not 10 exceed hve
hundred acres at any time. The principal
office OF the company is to he Kept IN Man.
chester or Chesterfield.
The officers for the first year are to be;
President, William Cl0pton: Nice-Presl-
dent and General Manager. John I. Robert
son; Secretary, George T.. Gary,
and Treasurer. j. ". Bronaugh,
Jr. Directors William !. Clopton, John {.
Robertson, George +. Gary. 6. :. McRae,
James l.. Robertson, 4. \. Jones, j. r.
Bradley, John O'Brien, II. Fitzgerald, IL.
G.. Bcaitie, y. W. Weisiger, \. H.. Adamson,
". :. Rolin DR.. :. l.. Ingram, ). W. Bro
naugh, Jr., Augustine Royal, and y. j.
BRADLEY.
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Attention -!

f, called 10 the PiUmmcr Bromine Arsenic
Water from Ashe Co., y. &. Ibis wonder
0ll spring is marvel of Healing in all
cases Of Blood, skin, Kidney and Stomach
Diseases.
What The "Pftnmcr BrOmtne ArSehic'
IFutcrdaS Done J0rd Richm0id Lody
and what she SdVs .lbOW II:
Being "A great sufferer from Indigestion
and beingunahle toeat either jritifs or rcge.
f0bies. on making my trouble known Ia Or
land0n b. Edwards. he advised me To- use
'Plummer Br0mine Arsenic Water. knowing
my regular physician, DR.. Hunter Mcclure
had prescribed .hc same water. | procured
"A case of the PiUmmcr BrOmipe 4 rScHit
Water, aud am glad to say when using
this water could eat anything, fruits and
vegetables included, and my skin while us
ing the water was clear and free from PIN
pies, Bl0tches and letter, which alway
came when eating fruits without drinking
Br0minc Arsenic Water. | gladly give my
testimony to the value Of Plummer BrOminC
Arsenic Water for aiding Digestion and
Cleaning and Purifying the skim
See that you get the Plummer BrominG
Arsenic W ater from Ashe county, y. {.
OWENS x MINOR DRUG Co.,
General Agents, Richmond, Va.
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WHAT TEARS ARE MADE OF.
Those of Jov and Grief are Just the Same
and are Mostly Water.

The principal element in the composition
Of tear as may readily be supposed, says
the Brooklyn Standard, is water. The other
elements are salt. soda, phosphate Of soda,
and mucus. each in small proportions. \
dried tear seen through microscope Of
good average power presents peculiar
appearance. The water after evaporation
leaves behind it the saline ingredients,
which amalgamate and form themselves
into heightened cross lines. and look ike "A
number Of minute fish bones. The makeup
is lust the same. whether Their tears are for
JOY or grief.
The tears are secrcted in what are called
the "lachrymal glands" situated over the
eyehall and underneath the lid. The con-
tents Of these glands are carried along ana
under the inner surface of the eyelids by
means Of six or seven very fine channels
and are discharged little above the cartl-
lage supporting the lid.
The discharge Of tears from the lachry
NAL Glands is not occasional and acciden-
tai. as is commonly supposed, but contln-
nous. II goes on both day and night
though less ahundantly al night-throueh
the "c0nduits," and spreads equally Over
the surface of the lids. After serving its
puruo-e the How is carried away 10y two
little drains. situated in that corner OF each
eve nearest the nose, into which they rum
and called the .lachrymal points,
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Trustees sale OF Malvern Mills. iu llenrco
county. twelve miles below Richmond
Wednesday. October 23th, al II
High COnstablc's sale OF a hrck ar 1905 east
franklin street To-day al lO:lO A. A..
Commissioners sale Of one-eignth interest
m house and lOt So. jl6 north Twenty
second street. lot on the northw ~ corner
OF clay and iWcnty-stcuud streets, lot ou
west Of the dr,t named bot, August 1911. al
O.3O Il. NJ
Trustees sale of 100 acres OF land, with im-
proyemcnts, in Charles city county, Au'
gust 2lst. al > l.. NJ.
Trustees sale of "A lot OF land with improve
menis thereon, on the south,ide OF Taylor
street. by Chewning q Rose, on Fri ny.
august 18th, az T.. VI.
Trustees sale of i25 acres of land iu Hanover
county, half mile from tny l0rsyillc
Thursday, August ilth, at 4. NJ
Trustees sale Of four medium sized frame
houses on Linden street, between Main
and Cary streets. Friday, August 10Th, AT
$50 L. NJ
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PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning-Do-
ing This and That.

ing This and Ihat.
Rev. DR.. Minnigerode, rector emeritus Of
It. Pauls church, is at the Blue Ridge
springs.
Rev. c. +. bowman, formerly professor in
Emory College. Georgia. and now professor
i'm tie Wesleyan Female College, Macon,
Ga, spent a day this week in seeing the
places of interest in Richmond. He will
spend several days with Captain lrby, in
Ashland.
The Butte Miner speaks Of "Ilon. Charles
VI. Crutchheld, of PhilipsbuTg.' as IA rock
rooted Democratic member of the last Leg
islature and one Of the most enthusiastic
Democrats in Montana Mr.. Crutchheld
is a son of Mr.. George Crutchfeld, of this
city.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
by the clerk Of lIenricO County Court 10
Mr.. Raleigh Minter and Miss Lydia Rocks.
The bride to be is a step-daughter OF Myer
Angle, Esq.
Mrs. T.. +. Woodward and children, Of
l25 west Cary street, have returned home
after a pleasant visit TO the family Of the
Rev. W. +. Harry, of Prince George county,
Va.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. II. a. White are visit
Ing Judge W clifford. Mrs. Whites father.
DR.. White will preach at Grace-Strect Pres
byterian church next sunday morning.
Mr. J. II. Lane, advance agent, was in
the city Yesterday, arranging for the ap-
pearance Of Strauss orchestra, at the Mo
Fart Academy, November 18th next.
MIR. George II. Fitzwilson and wife. who
have been visiting Mr.. Edward FitzwilsOn,
on Church Hill. returned yesterday 10 their
home in New York.
Miss II. Eyelna Walker will leave the
city this afternoon 10 spend month at her
ancestral home, "Woodville,' in King and
Queen county.
Mr.. James Il. Harrison, of Danville, was
in the city last night, on his way home after
a vacation OF some weeks.
Mrs. James l.. Eye has removed from
SwausbOrO, Chesterfield county, to 9Ol east
Clay street, this city.
Mrs. Carrie Eye Peterson has left the city
for Burkeville, Va. her future residence.
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TNDER AND By VIRTUE OF \
deed Of tlust executed to mc. t.c under
signed. trustee OBS Is. D.. llaW's nnd wife
dated July >. 1859. and recorded D. f''
clerks Office OF King William County court
i'm ID. RIP 3l7. default having been made
in the payment of the money secured inrir-
~. and benz thereto required hN fhr p. % --
hciart therein. ] VIII. ou tnr
SIN DAY OF SEPTEMBER. $50
at Mechanicsvillc. King Wiliam romiF,rro
coed to offer l0r sale at public auction. io OBJ,
highest bidder the property described ln Sold
deed. as follOws-tO Wit:
That certain TRACT OF LAND lying in
AcqulutOu magi-tor al district, King w llll im
county. coniaining23f ACRES. more pr les
adjoining tnc lands of Fleming Hay and Rob
er; Campbell ou the north ami cf>t. ana nf
the public rOai from uanoNcttoWn lritl iO
MauQuin ON the south ana west.
Ihi, is One Of ne most desirlhiN- .oriiel
farms I'm the upper end OF KING ~ liltu
county. The soil rs good aud toe nritnNNl
hood healthy and desirable.
TERMS: Cash as fO SO much Of tle nlnce. N'
rs may be necessary to dcfriy the cNptu,r'
OF executing this must ard to paw on iht
amount now due under said gecd. cstimaie'
10 be about $3.50. and the balance up d suct
terms as may Dee announced nt the sale.
GEORGE = lIAM
uII,2O.2sNsepl trustee.
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The Elks' Picnic.

Richmond Lodge. No. -. B. L. o. T., had
an enjoyable picnic yesterday at Proyi-
dence Forge. All sorts of gameG and dane
ing were INDUCED in, and the occasion wa
perfect success. The tug OF war" was
won by the married men. They doubtless
understood the "ropes" better. The game
Of baseball resulted in the magnificent
close score of IL 10 II. Policeman sutton
was declared the best long running jumper
and Policeman Redford the best Oarsman
4 crowd Of ladies were present. and among
the chaperones were Mrs. Robert Hill
Mrs. Christopher Eyensen. Mrs. Il. Angle
Mrs. Frank T.. Burke. Mrs. John Murphy
Mrs. Clifton l.. Hewitt, and Mrs. lsadore
LONenstein.
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was presented IN the Common council by
Mr.. !. Taylor Stratton who had been St
lcctcd 10 DO so by Mr.. Moore. Mr.. stratton
Is most actte aid energetic councllman'
a.,i. as Z matter Of course, he could not re-
fuse 10 present the petition. AT the same
time. however, he is in nowise commitPd
to the support Of the measure, and WIZ OBJ
pose il in the committee meeting. In iac,'
il Is well understood by those familiar WIN
the question, that the committee VIII recon-
mend that the Council refuse 10 grant 'ne
~.
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HIS USUAL SIX MONTHS.
FIournoy, the Umbrella Filcher, Again
Appears in Court.

j. r. Flournoy like some noted actors,
makes his farewell appearance quite fire.
quently upon the stage before the Court.
Yesterday he was again before Justice
Crutchfeld, charged with stealing satcbel
containing lot Of mems wearing apparel,
the property Of Mr.. simon Lyman, OF New
York. Everything from postal card To a
pair Of slippers was in the satchel, the
whole lot being valued at S2O.jo.
Mr. Lyman testified that he was, at the
time the satchel was stolen. a passenger
on the Atlantic Coast Line. passing through
Richmond. While the train was waiting AZ
the MON depot he left tn" car tors moment,
and. returning 10 his seat, discovered that
his satchcl had been stolen. lie identified
the satchel in court as being his property.
Flournoy was found guilty and given his
usual sentence Of six months in Jail. lie
took AN appeal to the Hastings Court
through his counsel, Mr.. J. Samuel Parrish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-14
REAL ESTATE.

BOWMAN, BOSWELL x sHUMAN. No. .
north Eleventh street
BOWIE, y. w.. No. 1 north Eleventh street.
Brown. J. THOMPSON X CO., lll3 east
Nam.
CHEWING 4 ROSE, No. 8 north Tenth
street.
CHAFFlN. Il. b. 4 co, No. north Tenth
street.
CRAWFORD. GEORGE r.. M. 1905 Bank
street.
ROsF. CHAHlEN A., No. o north Ninth
street.
RuTHEHFOOhp, THOMAS, No. north
Tenth street.
sUITO., Il co, No. l0iI east Nam street.
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HASTINGS August I lth. 20 1880
O'CLOCK \. ~. SARAH \. HASTINGS, wife
orc Hastings, 40 her residence 300 lester
street. city
KELLEY Died. Tuesday morning \ gust
~ 1900 FLORENCE tGLENlIf ~. infant
dlugh or ofC. A. and sarah r. Kelley; aged
eighteen months.
WILT~HlRE.-Dicd. in irylngion, Ind.
August :, 1890, Mrs HENRIETTA %. Will e.
SHIRE. sister Of tie late Lewis iill an j
Richard Iill. Jr., of this city.
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"IIl PAY For It.

Last night. Officers Harmon and Tyler
heard a crash that sounded like "A window
glass breaking. They saw man going
down Ninth street, south Of Main, and they
went for him. The officers were right. They
arrested T.. Il. Turner. Of Raleigh, y. c.,
and charged him with breaking a window.
IL did it," said Turner, "and am ready Ia
pay for il. | have been drinking. but |
want To do what is right" The officers
took Mr.. Turner to the pOlice-statiOn, and
his case will be heard to-day. He came in
with the excursionists from Raleigh.
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9Th. American Hog illustrated

Yesterday morning boy was robbed OF
cart OF watermelons. He was driving
his load ON smiths Hill at the north end OF
seventh street. A number of colored hands
are at work ON tunnel at this place, and
when they saw the cart they raided it, rob
bing the boy of all his melons and eating
them.
The boy at once made complaint at The
Second Police station, and sixteen OF the
suspected thieves were arrested. They will
appear at the Police Court this morning.
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In the Courts.

Gin Circuit COurf.-Suits instituted
Pegram Il StingfellOw. for Thomas Branch
A Co.. assignees, etc, against the National
Life Insurance Company Of the United
states of America. Damages, 1000. NJ
declaration filed.
HenricO county COUf.-CharleS Tar
lick (cOlOred), assaultng and ill-treatlng W.
Il. >mther, constable for Fairfield district
also for carrying concealed weapons. foI
the first Ohense, six months in jail and
fined 50: for the latter Oiense, fined $50.
Police Courf.-Charles Henry Francis,
alias Wright. charged with being a suspi.
cious character. security of 500 required
for ninety days.
Henry Miller, drunk. Fined -.
Nancy DickersOn (cOlored), charged with
cursing and abusing James Patterson on
the street. Fined $50.
Mable Miles (colored), charged with be-
ing suspicious character. security OF
500 required for thirty days.
Catharine Jackson (cOlored), charged
with trespassing on the premises OF Luz
cretia Cook and cursing and abusing her.
Required to pay costs.
Lucy Davis (colored). charged with being
disorderly and assaulting and abusing
Charles Hates. Fined -.
William CauthOrn (cOlOred), charged with
threatening the life of ii. {. Gillian; and
the said Gillian, fearing bodily harm, prays
that he be put under bonds. Security, $500,
required for six months.
Berkley Taylor (colOred), charged with
obtaining under false pretcnses one pair OF
shoes, the property Of Lee shelton. sent 10
Jail for ninety days.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Richmond City.--A. G. Collins, special
commissioner to +. a. Welty, 20A feet on
south side Franklin street between Twenty
thiJd and Twenty-fourth, $1,000.
TcnricO COunty.-G. II. \. Ball and
wife to G.. ID. Rand, 40 feet on south side
Grove avenue, near Auburn, running back
10 FLOYD street subject 10 deed of trust OF
5000 $1,000. William II. Beveridgc and
wife TO Thomas = johnson, - feet on north
side Littlepage street, 5000.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

The Powhatan Club meets tonight.
The Kings Daughters of Westminster
church have a lawn party and concert lat
Blandon Park from noon to-day until IL +.
VI.
Sheri II Gates has received letter from
Bryan, Texas, asking for information of
Jesse and kesiah Tillman (cOlored. the
letter is from Jesse Tillman, Jr., their son.
The new assessment for the city will lie
completed about September LIST. only Clay
Wari is still incomplete.
The Y. VI. c. \. Outing Club will give
their lady friends an excursion 10 Dutch
Gap.
A called meeting of the Chamber Of Com
merce will be held this evening at O'Clock.
The city assessment will be completed in
about two weeks.
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Two CaIIs and a Pick Up.

The ambulance was called 10 the Chesa'
peake and Ohio shops at 500 O'Clock yes
ter,lay morning 10 attend one of the fore
men. lie had an attack of heart disease.
AT 1915 il was called 10 No. 1916 Cary
street, 10 attend some one who was taken
sick.
Walter Jones, Il negro boy, slipped and
fell on Main street near Twelfth street, bad
~ sprainng his knee, yesterday. While he
was lying on the street the ambulance
passed and the physician in charge placed
him in the ambulance and carried him 10
his home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-14

SYMPTOMS. Moisture; intense itching
and stinging: most n; night; worse by
scratching. Ii allowed To continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. >wayne's ointment stops
the itching and bleeding, heals liberation,
and in most cases removes the iumOrs. At
druggists, or by mail, for 30 cents. DR..
swayue 4 son, Philadelphia.
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General Joseph T.. Johnston is in the city.
lie arrived yesterday evening from Wash.
ington and is stopping at Murphy's Hotel
He will stay here until Friday when he
Will leave TO accompany Miss Coralie John
ston, DR.. Geo. Ben. JohnstOn's sister, To the
Rockbridge Alum Springs. The General il
looking we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-14
(OlOred l.allists.

Two clubs OF colored base-ballists the
Raleighs. Of North Carolina, and the Iron
sides, of Richmond. will play this after
noon on Island Park. The clubs are thought
TO be well matched, and the game, which
will be called at half-past four, will doubt
less be interesting,
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The NorthsideNiaduct.

The contract for building the North
side yiaduct, 10 run from fifth
street over the Richmond Locomo-
tive and Machine Works 10 Chest
nut Hill, will be opened tomorrow noon.
Among the bidders are: Kings Bridge
Company, Of Cleveland, o.; American
Bridge Company, Of Roanoke, Va; Edge
more Bridge Company, OF New Jersey
Ph1nix Bridge Company, Of PhGnixyille,
Pa. and Pennsylvania Bridge Company, OF
Pittsburg.
The bridge will be i,lsi feet long, 40 feet
wide, and 20 feet high, and is TO be com
pleted by January LIST next. 1t will cost
about &,5.OOO.
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NM CnRRFsrnNnENlE.

Atihe meeting the City Democratic Com
mittce Tuesday night were read letters in re-
gard to alleged irregularities in tie Fourth
precinct Of Clay Ward. Following is the
cOrres pOndence i'm fun. the first letter being
from Mr.. :. b. Brady. under date Of August
18th:
Roosevelt Page. Esq, City: Dear sir.-li
has been reported 10 me that at the meeiln.
held in Fourth precinct, Clay Ward, on last
Thursday night, of which believe You wa-
secretary. the chairman ruled aud required
that each voter should write his name on
the ballot he cast. and that the polls were
closed while persons were in the room de-
sirinl 10 vote. and were not allowed an OPP
pOrtuniiy to do so. VIII YOU kindly inform
me if either or any Of these reports are true
Mr. Page replied as follows:
Dear ~ir-lOur letter asking about The
manner Of voting at fourth precinct, Clay
Ward. received st which ward Mr.. j. il
Capers was chairman and ] was secretary
Not "A single person i'm the room or at the
meeting was prevented from voting, but
ample time and notice was given therefor.
Though it seemed the impression Of the
meeting that the name Of the voter should
be written on the back Of his ticket, and
the Chair 50 ruled, yet when one or Two
said. after the count begun, that this bad
been misunderstood, the Chair ruled that
the votes be counted. While | was for the
man who got no delegate at this precinct
(Cardwellj never saw more orderly and
fairly conducted one.
Mr.. J. r. Lewis reply to Mr. Brady's in
quiries j. a. follows:
Dear sir: Yours of this date received.
and in reply will state that the only irregu-
larity that could see was that the Chair
ruled that each voter should put his name
on his ballot. As | understood it we were
20 have a secret ballot.
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To Virginia Beach and Norfolk Via Peters
burg and Norfolk and Western X. Il.

$500 round trip. Tickets sold every Fri.
day and Saturday. GOOD returning Monday
No boat or omnibus transfers. $3.50 20 Nor
folk and return. sundays only. For all in-
formation apply 10 Il. ". Courtney, -
Main sfrpof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-14

VIZ have aspeedyand positive cure tor Ca
tarrt,, Diphtheria, Can<er Mouth and Head
ache In SHlLOH'S CA ARBH REMEDY. A
II you desire health and sweet breath. Price.
90 cents. sold by Bodeker Brothers and
II. NJ. shields & Co. corner OF Filth aud MaI-
snail streets.
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Oh. Mhat a Cough.

VIII You need the warnmg-the signal pei
mans of the sure approach Of that more terri
Bile disease, Consumption? ASK yourselFt
il you can afford for the sake Of saving 20
cents. to run the risk and do nothing for H.
We know from experience that Snilohs cure
VIII cue your Cough u never iails. rms
.cxpiains why more than Million Of Bottles
we're sold the past year. II relieves Croui
and SIS hopping Cough az once, Mothers. ia
not be- without il. sample bottles iree. sold
by BOdeker BROTHERS aud III. Vi. shields co..
corner 81 Iifh and Marshall streets.
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lsitnot worth the small price If 70 cents
a. free Yourself OF every symptom Of these
distressing complaints? ltyou think So cal
at our store aud get a hottie ~ >hlloh's WAL
yer. livery bottle has printed guarantee
ON it, Use accordingly, phd II II does You uo
GOOD il Will cost you nothing. sold 10y Boile
,er Brothers and n. VI. Shields 4 Co.. corner
af Finh and Marshall streets.
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PETERSBURG. u. Aug. b, $50.

My Dear Mother.-My minister and the
people Of Petersburg have done ail that they
could for me. but the Governor declines %
interfere i'm my case and the sentence of me
law will have 10 be carried ont on Friday
the 18TH. DO not grieNe after me but meet
me in heaven. Tell the mother Of my chill
dren 10 tell them % meet me i'm heaven.
Ny lost wife j. one part Of the
rope that is breaking my neck. TEL
mg brother tor the Lord sake # be has "a bad
wife 10 leave her. for bad woman Is a part
Of the gallows. IL this witness hadnot been
mad with me about nay wife. ] would have
been saved. He made "a profession 10 me
On the 18th OF June that bee was mad with
me on that occasion. Tell ali my friends
good b,e. ana 90 meet me IN heaven.
Tell my sister 10 meet me ln heaven, /
have no more % say. good bye. May the
Lord bless YOU. Your devoted son,
JOnN PHILLIPS.
At the time OF Phillips capture. shortly
after the murder. the feelings against him
in Mecklenburg county were 80 strong that
nee had to De brought 10 Petersburg % pre-
vent lynchiug; and when he was taken 10
Boydt0n for trial he had 10 90 under escort
of the Petersburg Gray-. by order Of the
Governor, 70 prevent violence being done to
him.
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To Virginia Beach and Norfolk via Peters-
burg and Norfolk and Western u, n,

$500 round trip. Tickets sold every Fri
day and Saturday, good returning Monday
No boat or omnibus transfers. 500 10 N0r'
folk and return, Sundays only. For all in.
formation apply to Il. w. Courtney, SIs
Main street
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PORT or WEST POINT August lg

PORT or WEST POINT AUGUST d.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Grace Nlu iuscn. Dee Ncw york.
general cargo; steamship Baltimore lil.UI.
Baltimore general CARGO
SAILED
steamship Baltimore lliuns. hiuuH...
general caro-.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Arcr-r d.
AIIsfNrp.
steamship fmhicfon. Beaufort c0i'0l HUI
sailed tor Bristol: stnamslNn Oid ll.m.H..n
Hcnmoni. and sailed l0r Sew ln... m..
chandise.
SMILED
Schooner s. o.. ogden. SOW B.If0u. .....
schooner a %. Howe. somerset c..
FORT OF RICHMOND. ADol-
ARRIVED
schooner Dora Allison. Rose. rni.....
al Charles H. Page. schooner katie. Robe
in>on, Camp. Philadelphia. c.ai. NHl..r A.
NJ'nun. SCHOONER Three Broth N.H
York. iron Drr. "a. d. NHlIrfN. I-...
schooner Charlie. D. smith. LeIf. llUt..
u'ia. cHt. ~. "a. NaW,r schooner IHN
Johnson, NI.'inOr ..ruIi. ~ ID tu.fI, -'..
SAILED.
schooner George a. a.. smf'.. Mitchell.
Bermuda IlunIfe'-. fI ..HI |r0aN '.., I".
Baltimore. t lar.rr.
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Mrs Wnslow Soothing Syrup has been used
for children tcething. n sOOth", the eli iJ.
sOftens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind
collie. and is the best remedy for diarFhWa.
twenty five cents a bottle
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Marriage Iicenses.

Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
90 the following parties: Walter &. Garth.
right and Mamie T.. Brooks, William vii.
son and Mary Burke, OF Richmond; VIII.
liam Price ana Cora Scott (colorcd). and
James Ford and Tulip Sherman, Of Rich.
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