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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

The Governor of the Niugpo district has
recently issued q proclamation iorblddn-
any. more native nunncre- at that port.
The PROCLAMATION states th1t the Governor
i, aware that some Of the nuns VINO enter
the converts may do SD 40 first with good
and pious intentions, but DO has been brought
% his notice that many soon become vicious,
and n0yiccs who enter are corrupted hy the
others. 10 is "a fact that during the day
time many Of the nuns NAV Doe seen no their
deNouOns. But this is only % blind, for 10
one passes the same place in the nlslt
one will hear merry song, llodi-
ing in the air. and the sounds ~
wine-drinking ana laughter may Dee beard
ON every side This is am abuse. ihc pro-
clamaiion saws. OF the holy name of reli-
zion. Some OF the bad nuns i'm these places
frequently 20 20 respectable houses under
cover Of disguise for a religious purpose.
and entice NiItuOu- maidens 10 these vile
dens and accomplish their rum. Therefore
this order is 90 bc strictly enforced. and IN
future al these moral pcst-h0uses are % De
closed. Should any more be- found they Will
bee severely dealt with, and the Chinese pO-
lice are % see that the proclamation is put
into force.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
THEY HAD a FIGHT.
\ Woman Beats Her Husband and Wants
20 Whip the Neighborhood.

The peaceful equanimity Of Church street.
Oregon Hill. was broken Monday and the
result was that Mrs. Mary Canary was be-
fore the Police Court Yesterday. She was
charged with cursin- abusing. and threat
euing members VI the family OF Charles T..
sale. Mrs. sale and her sister. Miss Nora
Blankenship, were charged with cursing,
assaultug. ana striking Mrs. Canary.
Fi0m a mass Of rather contradictory evil
dence. It seems that Mrs. Canary, who lives
next to Mrs. sale. allowed her hydrant 10
run. This caused an overflow on the prem
ises u Mr. sale. and "a quarrel was the r.
suit. Mrs. Canary stated that in the quar-
rel Mrs. Sale and Miss Blaukenship cursed
and struck her with billets Of wood.
Another witness testified that about 4
o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Canary
and her husband were drunk. and had "a fight
in their yard. That in the set 10. Mrs. Ca
nary showed about the same supremacy over
her husband, that Sullivan exhibited over
Kilrain When she became exhausted.
Canary was anything but a spectacle for
ladies, inasmuch as his stock Of clothing
had been depleted. Later Mrs. Canary
came out Of her house and used very bad
words % Mrs. sale and her sister.
Mr.. sale stated that when he reached
home the war of words and blows was al its
height Mrs. Canary was using indecent
language 10 his wife, and Mrs. Sale WAS
highly enraged. and was endeayoring to get
at Mrs. Canary. lie held her back, how
ever, and in doing 50, broke one Of his
fingers.
Mrs. sale and Miss Blankenship were dis
charged, and Mrs. Canary was required to
give bond Tor her good behavior for thirty
days. This she was unable to do, and, -
a consequence, was sent down TO Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
Auction SAILS.

Trustees sale OF r. valuable lIftr}
IynchDurg, VA IhufrdnN Angus. -.
hy j a. Valentine, Auciuu'DI
Trustees sale OF a Frame store BIOS I'
street. August Dist, 40 I W
Trustees sale Of Malvern Ni'-. n li'''
county. twelve miles Otlp" l..'l
Wednesday. october 2oth, ai H.
Trustees sale OF I.l1O acres of lnui. N.a
prOyements. IN Charles CTS r'.N.. "
gust Dist. ut . =. VI.
Lot sale Of the unriisonburg lmrf..
Company af llarrI sonDurs, va. N
day. August 10th
sale Of railroad and property OBJ tl' lA"'
and New River lliilrO "a com.
font OF the United states iIfO.
building ln Danyiile. August gan.
NJ Berry man Green, sitciN
siOner
Trustee : sale, Stn day 81 seq. em.'f i'
cnlnlcsyilic. King William fo.N
tract OF land con aiming -j5 aciD' ''
h. Uaw, Trustee
Trustees sale OF TWO frame DWELLINGS.
" Louisiana aud Erin -trtrt-
Monday, august 2oth, 40 J. u.
Trustees sale OF stock OF groceries. ii''
horse. wagon, Nc. ut 2iis east D.
street " edncsday, august 2uiN, ''
\. ".
sale Of twO-stOfy brick dwelling ana '''
lot. northwest corner Tweur n'n
cigh streets. Friday August 2-i'
81
sale OF house. No us Church street, ~.
dan. August DID. at q l.. 81. sii'
removed In ten days.
sale of brick and frame dweiins
east Marshall street MONDAY
2btu ats T. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
DEATHS m THE CITY.
Report of the Board of Health for Last
week.

The report OF DR.. Oppenhimer. president
Of the Board Of Health, for the week ending
August 10th, shows
Whole number of deaths in the city, 10
Is white and - cOlored.
Rate-Rate Of mortality of whole p0pula-
ton, 80 per 1000 per annum white popu-
lation. 1911 per 1900 per annum: cOlOred
population, 26.Oj per 1000 per annum.
Sex and color: Males, l3 white and .
colored: females. white and - co0red.
Age: day to 30, whIe and colored;
1 month toe. , white and1 cOlOred: q months
to II. , white and colored: year 10 3, 3
white and cOlored: 3 years 10 >, ! colored
} wears to 10. | cOlOred; 10 years to 20, :
cOlored: % years 10 30, white and =
colOred: 30 years to 30. white and | col
ored: 40 years TO 30. white and > cOlored
- wears to 90. | white and ] colored; 90
years to 20, 2white and col0red.
Condition: Single, II white and l6 cOlOrcd
married. white and | c0lored widowers,
, cOlOred; widows, / white and > c0lorcd
unknown, / cOlOred.
Nativity: Richmond, 10: other parts of
United States, rs; Ireland. ]; unknown. 4,
Locality: Marshall ward. > white and .
cOlored Jefferson ward. , white; Madison
ward. 1 white and colored; Monroe ward
coorod: Clay ward. Il white and colored.
Jackson ward, white and II colOred; pen
itentiary, cOlored.
Comparative weekly mortality: For week
ending August IL, 1880. Il white and >
colored: for week ending August IT,
1889. 10 white and - colored.
Tcmpcrature-Mean temperature for
week ending August III, 1880, N3.l4 degrees
for week ending August II, 500 degrees
RainfaH-FOr week ending August H.
1890. o inches; for week ending August
Il, 1889. O.3 inches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
Attention ~

Il called 81 the Pipmmcr Bromino Arseni,
Water from Ashe Co., ~ Z. This wonder.
fuI spring il Marvel Of Healing in AIN
CAGES Of Blood, skin, Kidney and stomach
Disease
what NJ, "pfnmmer DromipG Arcpier
Water H0s IiDnc fJ0 RichmOnd L0dv.
art Wh0f She S0gs dJOW n:
"Bcing q great sufferer from indigestion.
and boing.unahle tOcatoithcs (fUift0r frq..
fabics, on making my trouble known in Boz
land0n Il. Edwards, be- advised me % n-o
'Plummor Bromine Arsenic water KNOWN,
my regular physician. DR.. Hunter MrGu.r.
had prescribed the same water. rrDcnrsf
n case Of the Piummer Br0mfuc ft.en.r
W0fcr and am glad % say when u.nr
this water | could eat anything. fruits rnl
vegetables included. and my skin while ls
ing the water was clear and free from Pm.
plies. Blotchos aud Tcttcr, which ALWAYS
came when eating fruits without dTIHAIn.
Br0mino Arsenic Water. ] gladly esr mY
testimony 10 tie value of Plummor Bnmnn
Arsenic " later Tor aiding Digestion auf
Cleaning and Purifying tho skim
see thar YOU get the fimmmer Buni0n
Arsenic Water from Asho c0untf N.1.
OWENS a MINOR lRir CO.,.
General Agents, Ricln.9rl. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what Is Going On of Interest on the other
Side of the River.

\ number Of Mancheste rians attended
the Democratic Convention rs spectators.
Dr. Thomas j. Cheatham, Of Chesterfield,
was in Manchester yesterday.
Miss Cabell Hancock and Miss Gertrude
Weisiger, OF Manchester, are visiting friends
in Chesterfield.
Mr.. VI. \. Cogbill. Of Chesterfield, has
gone 10 Lynchburg to attend the state Con-
yention of the Farmers Alliance.
Rev. Charles VI. Van lIouten. the divine
who will in the future have charge of the
Presbyterian church. was expected 90 ar
rive in Manchester last night.
The pavement on Porter street has been
laid almost To COwaidin avenue. Nothing
has improved Manchester so much as her
good sidewalks.
Major Joseph Wall er and wife. of Chcs-
terrified, are in Boston. They are expected
TO return some time this week.
The Red Mems fair at Leader Hall began
last night. There was good attendance.
and the fair starts under promising aus
pieces.
Mr. Wyndhnn d. Gregory. Of Chester
field. died in Williamsburg Yesterday. lie
leaves "a widow and six children. The Zee
mains will be brought 10 Chesterfield for
burial.
The several cottages on W oodand Height,
will make very attractive homes when fin
i.hcd.
The annual picnic Of the Meade Memorial
sunday school will take place at Forest
Hill Park next Thursday.
The continued case of Joseph SmOnS,
charged with shooting George Davis (cOl-
ored) last saturday night, was heard ia the
Mayors Courtroom THURSDAY The case
was dismissed.
The Christian church is very nearly com
pletcd. The congregation that will worship
therein are trying 10 secure as their pastor,
Rev. Harry Munnick. who is now pastor of
Norfolk.
The wooden slabs that were placed Year
ago at the heads Of the graves of the Com
tolerate dead at Drcwry's Bluf are fast
rOtting away. The railroad company al
one time kept this cemetery in repair, but
of late it has been allowed to run 10 decay,
and now unless something is done, future
historians viii lind il very difficult TO locate
the graves OF our noble dead.
Bdinhridge->tree Baptist church was the
scene of pretty marriage at q O'Clock yes
terday. At that hour the nuptials of Miss
Minnie Lee Totty and Mr.. Ellis Clarke
Richardson were celebrated, Rev. l.. Il.
ThOrnhili performing the ceremony. quite
a number of friends were present from Chos-
ter, Roanoke. and Matthews county. The
ushers wcre Messrs. John l.. Culligan
tbest NAM. \. c. Digges, {. Il. Rich
ardson, Benjamin G.. Peasants, William
+. Florence, and Horace Bradley. MIR. j.
Louis Sullivan played the organ. Amer the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Lett Tor
Washington, Baltimore, Bay Ridge. and
thence TO the old home Of the groom in
Matthews county. Later they will make
their permanent residence in Richmond.
The bride il attractive, popular. highly ac-
con.plished. and combines many traits that
have made for her numerous friends. She
is the daughter Of Mr.. L. Terry T0ttv. "a
well-kn0wnl citizen Of Manchester. The
groom has been for a number Of years a
popular and efficient attache Of FOrds llo-
fnl Eichmnnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away aud Returniug-po-
Ing Thi- md That.

INK 7 ilr tHfi mat
Master. Richie and IIormie Williams. OF
Floyd avenue (-ons of the late Rev. W. g.
Williams have been spending some time
with friends at Chester Va.
Mr.. Christian Schneider. wife, and Mi-ses
Katie and Fannie. have zone To Watkins
Glenn. Niagara. Batavia. ON 20 tNo-"eehs
pleasure trip
Mr.. +. Deauc Meaulev. 0f the Atlantic
Coast Line. desires 81 Orb be stated thai Dr. IT,
NOT the f. -. Meanlcy, who, twas reported
Yesterday returned from Alexandra Wilh
a BRIDE
Mr.. VI. =. Valentine, Jr.. has returned
from pleasant trip OF TWO weeks I'D l"e
Warm springs.
Colonel William Il. Ay.ett. of King VIII
liam. WAS warmly greeted by bis many
friends . re yesterday.
Mrs. ". !. Coleman. of ol5 north fllth
street. lclt yesterday un visit % relatives
In Charlotte county.
Colonel John Bell Bigger has returned to
the city. after q briei Visit 90 Hanover.
Or. e.. Watson jaime, is confined 10 his
residence by indi-po-iton.
Mr.. Il. c. Bland. of Petersburg, Is in the
city.
some slight accident AT the electric WORKS
last night about SD o'clock caused "a sub
-idence ol incandescent light.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

BOWMAN. BOSWELL x SHlMAN 49,
north Eleventh street.
Rowe. y. W, No 4 north Eleventh si'''
uRowN. j. THOMPSON a CO.. ltli '.'.
Nam.
CHEWING a HOSf. 40. % north '.'
street
cuAFFlN. Il. b. n GO, so 1 north TENN
street.
CRAWFORD, GEORGE b.. No. 100 n''"
street
KO.F. CHARLES A.. No. - norm N''
street .b
RUTHERFORD. THOMAS, No. "''"
Tenth str,ei.
SUrrOs a 90. No. lOii east Nan
pE>ooN. UPPER \ 90, s2i T. Main
ELAN JAMFs h., 1il3 r. Main.
GonpIN JOHN T.. Eleventh cor BANK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

In frontJof Rueger's the top Of the
wagon caught In the iron awning, ana the
vehicle was thrown into about the POSITION
of coal-cart dumping its freight me
boys fell over. but the one who drove n: H.
lIargravc. became entangled IN the rc,ns'
As the horse bounded off at full speed Mr.
Austin rushed out, and clutching the reins
near the animals mouth, held ON unlll Ne
stopped. The boys would have been lear
fully bruised and crushed but for the police
man. who was highly complimented for MS
conduct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

10 will De remembered that while Mrs.
Cleveland was hrst lady of the land she ar
one time had a display OF orchids which
was the finest ever seen i'm our national
capital.
Weare now giving away very interest
ing little book, full Of information regarding
this beautiful tropical flower. We also
have the only full tun OF the handkerchief
Extracts (made from these il0wcrs) that can
be found south OF Baltimore. Routrs Drug
store, second and Main streets Phone j2>.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

Yesterday William H. Matthews. keeper
Of blr-r0om on Seventeenth street, was
before the Police Court, charged with sell
ing liquor ON sunday. Charles Bond leol-
oredD testified that Dee took several drinks al
Matthew's place sunday. Two witnesses
testified that they tried t. get i'm. hut found
That Tine door. were closed. Bond then
stated that he wen. 10 Matthews place last
SUNDAY with friend. who would also testify
that liGuor was sold on sunday sergeant
Matthews ~tltcdtha he bad as yet been un-
able to find the witne-, referred to hl Bond.
as bee has leit tnc city. The case was coli
tnucd 90 give ihe police time to ind the al
sent witness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

Will you need the warning -the signal, pei
haps OF the sure approach OF that more terri
bic disease, COnsumptiOng Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake Of saving bo
cents, o. run the risk and 80 nothing for it
We know from experience tnai ~hilon's cure
viii cule your Cough II never fall-. Tins
explains why more than million Of Bottles
were sold the past year. n relieves Crout
and WhOoping Cough al once. Mothers. DO
not be without II. sample bottles nee. solo
by BOdeker Brothers and H. NJ. shields q Co..
corner Of Fllth and Marshall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

RACINE WIS, Aug. %. The steam barge
Monitor, of Chicago, Captain Rice, from
Pier Port. Michigan. with % cargo of idn-
bark and slaves. iounder,d Oh thc coast at
ths city this afternoon. The crew 0t nine
men and three passengers were saved after
% terrible experience with tnc Wnd and
waves.
After drifting about two hours in small
boat. they were picked up by ile schooner
Meletta. and landed at this port Tonight.
The Monitor was valued at $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
ARraye Policeman.

An accident occurred yesterday after
noon. which resulted in no damage or in
jury. hut enabled Policeman Robert ID. Aus
tin Ia do what all the bystandcrs were unani-
nous in prOnOuncing very brave act. Al
the corner of Bank and Ninth streets a
horse attached Ia grocers wagon. con-
tanning two boys and bearing the name
William Jarvis, 40 west Broad street, be-
came frightened by the electric car, and
started OF, cutting across the pavement,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

Why do So many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and bee made misera-
bic by Indigestion, Consumption. Dizziness,
Loss OF Appetite. Coming III Of the Food
Yellow skin. when for IS cents we Will sell
Them Shiloh's system NtauZer, guartnt' ed
to cure them Sold ~ lindeker Brcihers and
nv. Shc,ld> 4 "a. s"~..er ~ titih nuh Ma
shall ftret.ts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

The convention at times was noisy, and
there was rconfusion. but the good feeling
that prevailed was cOmmendable. IL was
nOticeably free from disgraceful scenes. and
the members came away from IT with ten
times less bitterness than they entered IL.
The morale of the convention and It's per-
sonel was "A great improvement on that
seen here for many years in the past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
JOHN ID. WAKEFIELD,
a l..E.II l.
UI " dhtHtIU, n {.
Chase City, Va, June Is. 1890.

STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF NECK
LENBURG, tO-wit:
y. T. ID. Jeilress, a notary public for the
county aforesaid, do certify that DR.. James
X. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield, whose
names are signed to the writing above, per-
sonally appeared before me and acknow-
lodged the same.
Given under my hand this 18th Of June,
1890. THOs. ID. JETFREss,
Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
Entertain odd-F.llows.

MIR. George Stokes, who lives about forty
five miles from here on the Richmond ana
Allegheny road, proposes TO give Richmond
LcGge of Odd-fellows and its friends line
entertainment tomorrow. The party will
leave in the morning 90, and return in the
evening at Il. The day will be- spent in the
most informal fashion and with only one
object in view pleasure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
4 Gaze of Bright'- Disease Cured by
Chase city Lithia water.
TESTIMONIALS.
MINERAL HOTEL. CHASE CITY, VAT
hmm l. l-lM


June L., 1880.
WrsNys. Hariy e Roi'or,
PfopiIctOrs chase CifU LNht0 Water.
Ch0Sc Cify, I0.:
Gentlemen. ON my arrival here from my
home. Bloomfield. Ky, the llth Of this
month. / met my neighbor. Mr.. John u.
Wakefield. Of spencer county. ky. Mr.,
Wakefield has. To my own personal know
ledge. been in very bad health for seven or
eight wears, and during that time treated
by some Of the most eminent physicians of
Kenttcky. His nervous system was Affect
ed. complicated with Bright's disease of the
kidneys. and il appeared at one time that
be would lose one of his kidneys entirely.
He was as near death as "a man possibly
could be. lie tried some of the celebrated
mineral waters Of this country ana Oh
tanned only temporary relief.
lie visited this place and has been using
the Chase City Lithia Water since 2lth Of
April. 1890. and. so far as | can now dis
cover, be- has complete relief. His com
pleXiOn healthy, action improved, appetite
restored. rest tranquil, and spirits revived.
Ills general condition indicates restored
and iuyigorated man. attributable to the
Use Of the Chase City lithia Water
Very respectfully,
I.AtE- " ITGHFS NJ d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
A t.a5pu fxplotie-

Yesterday morning, AT i:5 O'Clock, an
alarm of lire was turned in from box ~. A
lamp had exploded al the car sheds Of the
Richmond Union Passenger Railway COM
pany, corner Twenty-ninth aud L streets.
The flames were extinguished by the lire
department before any serious damage
had been done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
,.,spepsia and L,ver Complaint.

Bis n not worth the email price Of Is cents
L. free yourself at every symptom 81 these
Distressing complaints? II you think 50, cai-
at unr store and get n hattie of shiloh ; vital
izer livery bottle has a printed guarantee
on II. Use accordingly, ald itit does you NO
good 10 Will cO~f you n0thiug. sold ny hVdle
ksr brothers aud n. NJ. shields 4 CO., corner
Of Fifth and Marshall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

James Hayes, the negro who was arrested
Monday for stealing shoes from Mrs. James
Golden and j. Il. Goodc, was before the
Police Court yesterday. In both cases the
negro was convicted, and given twelve
m0uihs-siX month, for each offence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
THE ,rD lIoN UNCHANGED At ALBANY.
I'M Neutrality-suspicious.
THE GRANT MONUMENT.

The structure to be Built and Afterwards
added To.
NEW NoRH. Aug. l9. The Grant Monu-
mcnt Association Executive Committee to-
day adopted Am address To tine people set
ung forth that they will take no part in any
discussion as to the removal ol General
Grants body from Sew York. THE fund
amount, 90 sljOWN. u is proposed io
build with this structure having "a fine
i-hed appearance. and t0 aGu i0 Che m0nu-
ment a- Doe funds increase. Nodo,i-n has,
as yct. been selected. a choice "lIi soon
bee made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

Mr.. George T.. stokes, of Cumberland
county. sent by express 10 hi, friend, Mr.
Peter y. Burton. an cnormou, cantaloupe'
Of the "~tokes" variety. raised ON his farm,
which is one Of the richest on the James.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
HE COMMITTED SUICIDE.
PERCY /. BARNES TAKES A DOSE
or POISON.
Depression Caused by an Ili-EndiDg Love
AFFAIR said to be the Reason for the
M Iuaueet Held


No Inquest Held
Saturday afternoon Percy l.. Barnes. as ne
left the Richmond Locomotive Works. was
in ANYTHING bat an enyiablo frame Of mind.
The future held out 10 him no bri4hi pros
poets. and % relieve himself from bis
mellnchola ne began drinking sunday,
and even until Monday be continued. Hop-
ing, no doubt 10 drive away from his brain
the thoughts that were iorturug him.
Yesterday morning be- wof, into j. T..
Schemes bar-rO0m. 1903 east fraahln
street. After some conversation he pro-
dueed a bottle Of laudanum and drank The
contents. The proprietor of the place. a iew
minutes later learned what Bamc.
had done. The ambulance was az
once summoned. and the unoriu-
nate man was taken 10 The almsh0uso
Every means possible was then applied t0
bring the Young man ont Of danger. stomach
pumps were used. walking the patient was
resortcd 20. and strong coffee administered,
but to no avail Barnes passiuE 'away into "a
fatal sleep.
No INQUEST.
Coroner Taylor was no once notified. as
was also the brother OF the unfortunate
man. The former after hearing the fact,
in the case decided am inquest unncces-
sary. The body was turned over 90 Barnes
brother for burial.
Percy l.. Barnes was i'm his twenty-third
year. and was mouldor at the Richmond
Locomotive Works. For SOME weeks past
hi, fellow wOrkmen have noticed change
m him. bu, thought nothing of il. 20 was
said yesterday by some who are supposed
10 have been In his confidence
that Barnes expected 10 marry "a Young
lady next month; that several weeks ago
they had a disagreement on she Tilted him.
Since that time Barnes has been very much
depressed. SIR. Barnes leaves brother,
Nj. Bl0nnt y. B4He-. both oi whom lived
al 40. ISIS Nenahlo street.
POrJLAH MAN.
The deceased was popular man with
the employees of The works. and his many
friends viii read with sincere regret OF bis
nasty act, and dcpl0rc thc Joss of one SO
well thought Of ly all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
In the Courts.

PoIice Courf.-M.J. Fitzpatrick, charged
with stealing one pair OF pants, one vest, "a
lot of mems underwear. the property OF I.
ID. Wood. The charge Of larceny was dis
missed, but security was required for his
good behavior for thirty days.
John Bowers, James flanagan, and Il. l..
Bedford. unlawfully trespasslng on street
car. and refusing 10 leave when ordered Ia
do so by "A conductor. Fined $3.50 each.
l.. Wexford (colored), charged with felo-
niously having in his possession one lot of
shoes, gloves. clothing, and other articles.
the property of some person unknown. Con-
tinued until next Tuesday.
Robert Price (colored), stealing one LOT
Of vegetables, the property Of Fleming
White. sent 10 Jail for six months.
Albert Roach, keeping his place Of busi-
ness open on sunday. Fined 3.
Frank Mayo (colored), disorderly in the
street. Fined s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
NtIl IE'IFNIIUII1s
JAMES X. HUGHES, VI. d..

fully concur in the above statement of
Or. Hughes. and | am 50 much assured Of
the great benefits derived from the Use Of the
Chase City lithia W alter in eiecting "A CURE.
hitherto despaired OF. that have determined
10 bring my family here from my home in
Kentucky 10 reside for some time. | at
tribute my restoration 10 health solely to
the use OF this water.
JOHN ID. WAKEFIELD,