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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Persecution Of Russian Jews.

LONDON, June est is reported that the
Gar is angry at the Danish Crown Prince
for sending out pamphlets protesting
against the persecution of Jews in Russia.
II is not likely. however, that this will in
terfere with the Cars visit to the Danish
court The population attacked and looted
thr Jewish booths in Scherwifka, near
Odessa, and maltrt ated the occupants, who
fed TO their homes. which they barTcaded
against their prosecutors. As a result Of
these attacks an edict has been issued
threatening a declaration Of martial law for
eXceSses against Jews
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Sutter County Products.

YUBA CITY, June 28-Two carloads of
Bartlett pears left here this morning direct
for the East. From one to two carloads Of
aprcots and pears nave left every day for
about two weeks. There is an abundance
of fruit of excellent quality. The grain
harvest is ID full blast and wheat and barley
are turning out well. Much will be stored
here and at other towns in the county. This
place badly needs proper depot facilities
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
PROMINENT DIVINEs.
Sermons at the Worlds Students Conference
at Northfeld, Mass

NORTHFIELD (Mass.), June 28-Three
sessions in the Worlds Student Conference
were held to-day. At the morning ses-
sion in the village church Rev. John
Smith Of Edinburgh preached Pro-
lessor r. L. Thomson of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania followed with a
discourse on the calling of the Apostles. At
O'Clock in the Stone Hall President-elect
Harper Of the Chicago University. recently
often attacked because of his liberal posi-
tion, related his personal experience aud
drew therefrom the duties of Christian col
lege students. At the evening service the
same speaker gave an historical analysis of
the Bible
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She Has Over COO Descendants.

4 dispatch from Princeton. Mo. says:
"Grandma Harper of this city was 100 years
of age September q, 1880. She is tot lily
blind, but retains her senses in a remarka-
BILE degree. She has four living sons, aged
70, 65, 62 and 5S. She has four living
daughters, aged 81, 70, 50 and 90. the latter
being twin of the son of 62. She has
five children dead, three sons and two
daughters, the first to die having been 81
years of age at the time. She is a native Of
Virginia and belongs to the Baptist Church.
She was immersed seventy-fve years ago at
Big Springs, Va. She has over 600 living
descendants and is drawing SS per month
pension for services done by her husband in
the war of 1912. Each year her children and
friends meet with her at her home on her
birthday and have a family reunion. She
has nurSed the fifth generation"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29

trader. When the lumber camps were
opened in the mahogany districts Mr. Spell
man procured it without the knowledge Of
the Indians. So passes away the glory Of
royalty. The Mosquito chief remains, but
the crown has been seized in shrewd Yam
kee Observation-Disclosures letter to the New
York Tribune
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A Pioneer Woman's Death.

SALEM (Oregon), June 2S.-Mrs. j. n
Gilbert, one of Oregon's pioneer women.
met with sad death at an early hour this
morning or some time during the night
Her body was found this morning at the
foot of the stairs with her neck broken, she
WrS Gii%nrf cana ri OIs5on fr7'ro T"0 Indisn"
in 1S47.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
The Tin-Workers of England

LONDON, June 2S.-The Welsh tiu-plate
workers are angry over the stOppage oil
wGrk They argue that cessation OF one
week per month would answer the same
purpose and avert distress. Sixty delegates
are going to America to inquire into the
prospect of profitable employment. Ameri-
can agents here, besides buying the latest
machinery, are Offering over double wages.
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What Constitutss Dissertation :

GREENSBORO On. Cl, June 2S.-Several
nights ago Judge David Sehenck, late of the
Superior Court and President Of the Gull
ford Battle ground Association, gave
moonlight party at Gulford Battle-grounds.
Bill Fife, drummer-evangelist, who is now
holding revival services here, denounced
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Death Of an Old shir.Builder.

New YORK, June 2S.-Benjamin Flint,
senior member of the firm of Flint IL Co.,
ship-builders and commission merchants,
died to-day at the age Of II years. The firm
built many # the Od-tme clippers and was
for long time the largest owners of sailing
vessels in the country. Their commission
business was largely with South America.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
a saloon-Keeper Disappears.

SAN JOSE. June 26.-Arnod Schoch, pro-
prietor Of the Senate saloon here, mysteri-
ously disappeared last Tuesday, and all at
tempts to ascertain his whereabouts have
failed. On the day before his disappear
ance he announced his intention of commit
ting suicide. SchOch is we'll known moi only
here, but in San Francisco and Sacramento.
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NEW YORK, June 28.-Mrs. Belle Cal
lahan Of this city claims TO be the rightful
owner Of the estate Of the Earl Of Airie,
and declares the present Earl a usurper.
She is daughter of John Wilson, the her
NIT of the AdlrOndacks, who by peculiar
deed is ruled out of tie line Of succession in
favor of female descendants
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Sir John Pender in Trnnhle-

LONDON, June 26.-Sir John Pender has
Withdrawn from the Board of Trustees Of
the corporation on account Of his colleagues
suing him for receiving &1O,O invested NJ,
his guarantee IN ccal mining company
The ulal is expected to lead to important
disclosures
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The Agency Not Robbed.

KANSAS CITY, June 28.- A dispatch from
the Associated Press correspondent at Guth-
rie, OklohOma, a few miles from the Sac
and Fox Agency, says there is no truth IN
the report that the Dalton gang last night
attacked the agency and made away with a
large amount Of booty.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29

ST. PETERSBURG. June %. - Harvest
prospects have become worse. and there
are fears of a partial famine. Because of
the bad condition Of crops, it was proposed
to prohibit the expectation of corn.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Young Englishman Missing.

New York, June 2S.-A young English
man named Charles Warner. who arrived
here on the 23d from DevOnshire, England,
is missing. He is known to have had Sl0-
coo in his possession, and toul play is sus>
peCtel.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Rndinrs Position in the nreihnnd

LONDON, June IS. - The Rome CORE
spoEdent Of the News learns from the best
authority that Premier Rudini desired to
secede from the Dreibund, but on finding
England in great sympathy with the alli-
aHce he declined to isolate Italy by refusing
70 renew the frpafr
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Accident to a Brakeman.

MARTINEZ, Juue 2S.-This morning at 10
O'clock brakeman named Utterback, on
No. 20 freight train, while attempting to get
off locomotive to open a switch, slipped
and fell under the engine, which ran over
his left leg, breaking it between the ankle
and knee. The wounded man was conveyed
to Oakland OH a special train and his leg
was amputated.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
WEST INDIES TRADE.
List Of articles Added to the Free List Of
Imuortations

WASHINGTON. June 28-McLain, United
States Consul at Nassau, West Indies, re-
ports that the following articles have been
added to the free list Of importations into
that colony: Talow. resin, caustc soda,
potash, palm oil, crude petroleum and
metal roofing. On all kerosene oil used as
fuel in the working of steam engines
drawback of 80 per cent will be allowed on
proof of such consumption.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Building in Fresno.

FRESNO, June 2S.-The Daily Republican
will tomorrow publish a building edition.
showing that for the past six. months, from
January 1st to July 1St, there has been COM
pleted over one building each day, or total
OF nearly two hundred buildings. Most of
the buildings are homes. The aggregate
cost of the buildings was about 100000
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Rev White TO Resume Mission Work

New YORK, June 28.-Rev. Wellington
White will start for Canton via San Fran
cisco Wednesday to again take UP his mis-
siOuary work. His family will accompany
him. A lawn reception was given them at
Mount Vernon ON Saturday.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Funerals at Fed RlnF.

RED BLUFF. June go. A. Lovett was
buried to-day. A large number of persons
attended the funeral services and followed
the remains TO the grave. ID. w. Frank
will be buried tomorrow morning.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Rev. snureeon,s Condition.

LONDON, June 28.-The condition Of the
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon is a source of anxiety to
his friends. Prayer meetings were held all
to-day in his church aud will be held
throughout the week
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
BREADsTUFFs IN GERMANY.
Alleged Causes for the Recent Increase in
Prices

Prices.
BERLIN, June 26.-A correspondent Of
the Weser Zeitung says that the price Of
bread Increased from II cents last year to
i cents this year for a Six-pound loaf
Flour las risen and the rrice Of bread will
soon 90 higher. Poor people who cannot
afford enough bread use potatoes, which
have risen since October from 90 cents for
a hundred pounds to 81 %. The Mckinley
law aud other causes have restricted the
great industries in Germany AS well as the
exports, and the neighBOring States. which
are enjoying low prices Of bTeadstutfs, COM
pete with Germany daily in a ruinOus way.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Rolling-Mills Burned.

WILMINGTON DeL). June 2S.-The old
Ferry Rolling-millS of the Diamond State
Iron Company were burned tonight, and
some adjoining property damaged. The
loss is estimated at S500,000, about half
hpinrr N snrad
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Fell Dead While Preaching.

SARATOGA (N. ", June 2S.-Rev. Will
lam NJ. Ogden, rector of the Church of the
Holy Cross at Warrensburg. Warren
County, fell dead in his pulpit while preach
ing this morning
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
A Famous Bandit Killed.

HAVANA. June 2S.-The famous bandit.
Arturo Garcia, has been found dead near
Artimesia. Numerous bullet and stab
wounds were found on his body, but it is
not known who killed him.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Earthouake at Mavfield

MAYFIELD. June 2S.-A slight shock of
earthquake was felt at 3 o'clock this morn
ing which lasted four seconds, 1t COM
menced with trembling vibrations followed
by two shocks.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Revolution at Santiago.

PARIS. June 2S.-A dispatch from Buenos
Ayres says bloodless revolution has taken
place in the Province of Santiago, and
Senior DelesterO, the President, has been
arrested and forced to sign his resignation.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Patti Wins a Snit-

BERLIN, June 28.-An action of a Rus
sian impresariO of long pending against
Nine. Patti for damages for breach of con-
tract has been decided in Nine. PATHS
favor,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
Reported Russian Riots.

ST PETERSBURG, June 2S.-It is reported
here that serious anti-Semitic riots have oc-
Cured in KhersOn. Strict secrecy is main
tanned in official quarters about the alleged
trouble.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
McCarthYites Less Confident.

LONDON, June 2S.-The McCarihyites are
far less confident Of success at the Carlow
election than they were at previous cleo
tionS, and two prominent priests have de-
ClaTed for PaTnell since his marriage.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
TYPHOID FEVER.

A Warning to Visitors to the City Of Flor
ence.
LONDON, June 28.-A Rome correspondent
Of the Times says the commission appointed
20 inquire into the prevalence Of typhoid
fever in the city Of Florence has condemned
all existing supplies Of water in Florence,
and recommended that all visitors should
drink only bottled water. If they do not de-
sire tO.c0ntTact typhoid fever.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
An Indian Injured bv a Car

REDDING, June 2S.-An Indian, while try
ing to board the overland train last night,
fell under car and bad leg taken off
above the ankle. He was taken to the hos
nil ol
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
The Pehring Sea Commissioners.

LONDON, June 28-Sir George Baden
Howell and Mr.. FrOude, members of the
British Behring Sea Commission, are pass
engers on the steamship Etruria, which
sailed from Queenstown to-day for New
York.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
The Stanford University.

MAYFIELD, June 2S.-The boys dormi-
tory at the Stanford University was finished
Friday evening and is ready for the furni-
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Another II. p. Gone Wrong.

LONDON, June pa warrant has been
issued for the arrest Of Edward Decobain,
NJ. F., who is charged with immoral prac-
tIceS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
4 Captains Resignation.

LONDON, June 2S.-Captain Shaw. who
for many years has been the head of the
London Fire Brigade, has resigned his
Office
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Personal

WASHINGTON, June %. - William F.
Sharpe and r. J. Vivian. of San Francisco,
and George Martin of Oakland are al VIII
lard's Hotel.
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A WARM WAVE.
A High Thermometer With Hot North
Wind

GILROY. June 28.-To-day was hotter
than yesterday by several degrees with less
wind stirring, which was from the north
and may damage the crops. The thermom-
eter marked at 2 o'clock from 1902 to 1040.
WINTERS, June 28.-A hot wave has
swept over this section, running up the
temperature greatly. The mercury yester-
day was 1G40 in tie shade and was higher
to-day. A stiff north wind was blowing
Fruit is TipeRing very fast
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Mrs. Mackav's. Meissonier.

LONDON. June 28-It is said that one Of
the attractions at Mrs. Mackay's party last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-15
c. d. VI. CoBB, ]
RAJ ESTATE AGENT. |
qOf EAST MAIN STREET.
y -.......... u. M 1901

In last Sundays papers published a card
dissolyng the firm Of Dashlell ~ Cobb by
my withdrawal This I did because honor
forced me to DO so, being unable after re-
former partner. When ] did this. / expected
to leave the business u his care, but when
learned he had left the city, as much 10 my
surprise AS il was 10 the public generally,
consulted the Hon. George d. Wise AS my
attorney, who advised me to 60 back, take
charge Of the business. close upthe old affairs
and run il in my own name. have con-
clnded 70 do this and here / would like TO
thank my friends and the public generally
for their kind expressions and the manner In
which they have stood by me Especially am
/ grateful 10 my former patrons. In soliciting
business in all its branches. j promise that IT
shall have my strict personal attention. and
that all matters intrusted O. me shall be
speedily closed and settled. Truly yours.
O.. d. III. COBB.
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An EVENING or MUSIC.
Enjoyable Entertainment at the Young
Mons Christian Association.

Enjoyable Entertainment at the Young
Mems Christian Association.
On Friday evening next, November 22d,
the New York Symphony Club will give a
concert before the members Of tie Young
Mems Christian Association. The club con-
sists OF the following members: Charles h.
Higgins violin yirtuoso; Miss Enricbeita
Edica. SOPRANO. Miss Agnes Florian. con
tralto Rudolf Won Scarpa, pianist II. Corne-
hus clarinet solOst
The programme for tho concert, which is a
very fine one, contains the following num-
bers
Rhapsodie Hongrose (LiszD, Rudolf Won
Scarpa ONTO Fernando, from "LaFsyCrte'
(Donizetti). Miss Florian; Concerto, cor
Violin (Mendelsshnl, Charles II. Higgins
Bel Ragg,o." from "Semiramide' (Rossini).
Miss Fdica; Fantasia. for clarinet (CayaliiaD,
H. Cornelius. Romance for violin and clsri-
net Otto Langey) Charles F. Higgins and
H. Cornelius a. Melody CRubinstein) b..
Home. Sweet Home with variations
(Thalberg). Rudolf Won Scarpa, "Cavatins. "
from "Dinorah' Meyerbeer) Mss Florian;
Slayonic faniasie lNieuxtempsl, Charles +.
Higgins "Casla Diva" from Norma Bel
lini. Miss Edica; Hail Bright Abode"
grand chorus from "Tsnnhauser' (Wagner).
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kacred IieHrf mir.

The coming week will bring 10 a close a
good many OF the contests which have agita-
ted many minds since Sacred Heart fair
opened. These contests are for very heauti-
full and handsome articles and the candidates
are drawn from all classes in this clty's life.
Their names are well known and they are
each OF them most popular in their spheres.
The city officials are represented by His
Honor. Judge Witt, Commonwealth Attor-
ney Smith. Captain Frank Cunningham Cap
tain Charles II. Epps and Sheriff Gates. The
Hon. Thomas Byrne and Messrs. William
Dahron, James McDonough and Phil. Shea
ara contestants for gold-headed cane. For
the engineers torch the following gentlemen
will contest. representing the different sys-
TENS: c. l.. Johnson, l.. Lowry. T. Gallego
and w. G.. Antoine. Other candidates for diff
ferent prizes are Messrs p McDonough, A.
Won Rosenegk. +. Stumpf, John khoades and
g. Loffier.
The ladies'. too. are engaged in friendly
rivalry for gold rings. nc, and the clergy are
being voted q set Of breviares and gold pyx.
The gayel and desk now being voted for be-
tween the societies are creating great interest
among tho members Of the various organiza-
lions. The contests will close during the
week and will create much enthusiasm.
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fDT1rnifa of NInrnra

The portrait of Judge Anthony NJ Kelley,
ex-msyor Of this city. was hung in the Council
chamber yesterday morning. The picture,
which was obtained by City-Clerk r. p.
August is a very accurate Likeness Of judge
Kelley. Ii is handsomely framed and adds
greatly 10 the sttractlyeness OF the room.
A portrait OF the lamopted ex- Mayor Henry
X. Ellyson has been presented 10 Mr. August
10y Mr. Ellysons sons and i will ind place
III the Council chamber tomorrow.
These portraits. with others of the former
mayors Of this city, will be presented 20 the
city OF Richmond, aud will md places in the
Mayors reception-room in the new City Hall
whom completed.
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At the Ward Clubs.

Clay Ward Actives held large meeting
at Belyidere Hall last evening. Mr.. Evan
Snead president called the meeting TO order
and many routine matters we attended TO-
after which the members present enjoyed a
social chat. and plans for future campaigns
were discussed.
Owing TO the absence Of President Andrew
Knowles and the sickness OF Nico-Presideut
Owens Monroe Ward Democratic Club has
postponed the meeting which was o. have
taken place last evening until next Saturday
evening. AT that time they will celebrate
the breaking OF ground for tho new club
rooms, which that staunch and generous
Democrat, G. Ii. Reed is TO build for tho
clDb
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-15

started amidst the finest Patterl
Robes, and here is how the assert
ment waits for you who are fortu
nate enough not to have yet select
ed your nice dress.
go Navy Pattern Robe, now s29.
$50 Green Pattern Robe. now 3D.
s25 Heliotrope Pattern Robe, now sl5,
$50 Tan Pattern Robo, now sl5.
eco Brown Pattern Robe, now si5.
$50 Tan Pattern Robe, now sl5.
go Gray Pattern Robe. now sl2N
en- Hsliotrope Pattern Robe, now el2.5a
sg2 Brown Pattern Pobe- now $3.50.
sl7 Brown Pattern Robe, now 1880.
SIS Blue Pattern Robe, now Si2.50
as Brown Pattern Robe, now si2.,0.
AIS Cheyot Pattern Robe, now si2D.
els Garnet Pattern Robe, now sl25o.
$50 Navy Pattern Robe. now Si2O.
900 Brown Pattern Robe. now si25o.
SIS Gray Pattern Robe, now si25O.
els Blue Pattern Robe, now tl2.50.
sis Green Pattern Robe, now $40.
els Myrtle Pattern Robe now 80.
els Magenta Pattern Robe, now $40.
az Helo.rope Pattern Robe, now go.
sl5 Brown Pattern Robe, now 10.
AIS Brown Pattern Robe, now $3.50.
siO Check Pattern Robe, now $3.50.
ei0 Yicuna Pattern Robe, now $50.
slb Brown Pattern Robe, now $50
Is Blue Pattern Robe. now $780,
t2pat,erns lain, Solid Color Henriet-
tas and Serges, that were selling for 50
and o0c.. are now gee. a yard. Patterns
run &. and yards.
Is patterns Of the Sikh Finish Henriet-
tas that were selling for 81, are now re.
syard. Patterns run G, and yards, %
inches wide.
Soft Rough Wool Cheyiots dark-browns,
dark-blues, dark-reds, with an almos!
indescribable mixture OF colored dasbes
and splashos all wool, 90 inches wide
now sac a yard These Cheyiots are
heavy enough for Childrens Cloaks, but
not too heavy for dresses. They arc our
best selling roc. Cheyiots.
Plain Solid Color Bedford Cords, 46
inches wide by the yard stick, now 33c.
yard. All tho proper season colors Of
blues browns grays. tans, etc. This Of
ferng Of the most popular fabric 10 ahso-
lutte proof Of the commences Of these
Dress Goods reductions.
C,ooiol itor,s i'm Mems and Row,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-15
EternaI Fitness of Ininra

One OF the attaches OF one Of tho Stat,
departments who has set his affections &C
ardentiy ia ono direction as 10 make his
visits extremely frequent and to swell Ia,
coal ana gas bulls OF the house. was sur
pIiseo SUNDAY night when leaving the hon,
OF Ills isuy love To Ind that his friends, who
have high sense OF the fitness of things hof
placed his trunk. appropriately labeled "a
the 'front.' door. lie departed hastily. ALL
SAINT for the trunk on Monday.
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Coroner's Inauest Held.

Coroner Taylor yesterday held an inquest
over Ferdinand Robinson Ia colored man,
aged thiriy-fve years WIN has been confined
for several months III the city Jail as lunatc.
IL was learned at the inquest that the Jail au-
thorities did all possible for the unfortunate
man, but he grew more i'll each day and yes
terday morning died. The deceased was q
plasterer and a native of Dinwiddie county.
The verdict was rendered in accordance with
the above facts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-15

The trustees sale Of Fine Jewery, Wedding
and HOLIDAY Present to begin at O'Clock at
Goddard & Moses store, 900 east Main street,
on or before Thursday. Everything must DO
so.d. l. W PMzisI,
Trustee Goddard y Moses