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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
mANcHeSTeRs SHORT CHAPTER.
Personal and other Items of Interest
from Across the James.

Miss Mary Cox left yesterday to visit
friends in buckingham county.
Miss Grcssett, Of Baltimore, Is visiting MIS-. A.
c. AttkissOn.
Mrs. ". y. Bradley has returned from Prince
Edward county.
Mrs. John W. Arlington ls visiting friends in
North Carolina.
Mrs. Mag. Ferguson. Of Richmond. Is visiting
Mrs. +. II. Walden, nj Buck HUI. in Chesterfield
Miss Mildred Garnett is visiting the family OF
DR.. l.. NJ. spencer, Of Blackstone.
The iron columns for the new bank building on
HUI street opposite the court-housci were being
put mp yesterday. .
Misses Lula and Kassie Taylor, Of Fonticcllo,'
Chesterfield. are visiting their uucles. Messrs
w. II. and II. q. Richardson, In Farmvlle
The members OF the Manchester Association,
with number OF invited guests. went ont To
their nsh-poDd in Chesterfield yesterday to
picnic.
Tie City Council will meet Friday night for
reorganization. Tho first business 70 be done
viii be tho election Of president. Mr.. j. k
Pordue holds that position now.
Misses Ruth Nunnally and Bertha Robinson
and Mr.. Willie Owens have been at tho scashorc
for several days. MIR. Rosser Moody, who was
with the party. returned home yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. T. u. DOrsctt. Miss Mary ana Mas
ter Clarence Dorsett Mrs. Martha Hewlett, and
Mr.. 4. Percy Burfoot will leave to-day for the
Bedford Alum nnd Iron Springs.
The funeral services 81 MIR. Jesse c. Campbell,
whose remains arrived here Monday night from
Harrisburg. where he died on Sunday, we're held
yesterday morning at his fathers residence, cor
ner Of Scmmes street and COwardin avenue.
The intcrmont was made Mt Maury cemetery.
An adjourned meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Building. Loan and Trust Company Of Man.
chester was held last night at $50 o'clock NJ the
Office II Nessrs Augustine Royal X Co., In the
Lcader bnilding, when officers were elected ahd
other business transacted.
A petition numeronsy signed will be- present.
cd 10 the city Council next Friday night asking
for the repeal OF the ordinance passed at the last
meeting Of the Council prohibiting COWS from
running at large in the city.
II IL said that the cars on the Decaiur-Sireet
Line Will be running 10y electricity In about
thirty days. The poles have been placed along
the line an1 in few days the work 0t placing
the wire in position will be- commenced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
BENT ON ECONOMY.
MEETING or SENATE COMMITTEE ON
REDUCING CRIMINAL EXPENSES.
A -Four Hours Session Yesterday After
mountaineering the Jurisdiction
of justices Of the Peace.

The Senate Committee on the Reduction
Of Criminal Expenses. consisting Of Mcssrs.
J. ". G. Blackstone, of Accomac (chair-
mani. c. ?. Jones. of Highland; W. Il.
Moore, Of Fairfax, and William A. Little,
Jr.. Of Fredericksburg, met in the Senate
chamber yesterday at o'clock 7. NJ. and
were IN continuous session until 6, and
mapped ont general plan of reduction OF
expenses bv cutting down fees in some in
stances and abolishing them in Others.
The committee among other work per-
fecfed bill % amend and re-ennci sections
4iOG, 4l07. and 4iOs ot the Code ~ relation
20 The jurisdiction Of Justices
JURISDICTION or JUSTICES.
The perfected bill gives police Justices and JUS
tiroa % tha pcnce. in addition 20 the iuris1icton
already exercised, jurisdiction OF All common
law. misdcmcanOr. cases Of assault aud battery
not fciOnious, petit larceny, unlawful ani ma
hrious trespass, immoral relations, cruelty ~
animals, and offences Of similar grade. In al.
cases the punishment shall be the same a. tha'
courts of Justice are authorized 10 Impose. Whc1
TIE punishment Is by fine alone the justice shall
have exclusive original Jurisdiction, and shal
proceed 20 hear and determine tho case, bl'
when imprisonment Is also involved IA inc
penalty the accused shall at any time before
trill have n right Of removal 20 the County Oi
CORPORATION Court. In cities where titrc Il a
police Justice the power under the bill shail only
be exercised by said Justice or by justice actint
for him according 10 law.
DIsPEssISG WITH ISDICTNEST.
Tho bin also provides Tor appeal. but the trn
shall take place on warrant and the accused
have the Tight Of Jury the same AZ II ne had
been indicted for the offence, the elect bchp
20 do away WIKI grand-iury expenses
LAWS or OTHER STATS.
The clerk Of tho committee, Mr.. 5. J.. Bloom
berg, was instructed 70 make compilation oi
ihe criminal laws Of the States Of Massachu-
setts. Delaware Maryland, Georgia, and taliior-
min. in order that the committee may at iutufe
meetings famiarizc themselves with the best
features Of these.
II was resolved 70 invite the House Committee
on Reduction Of Criminal Expenses to meet the
Senate Committee in joint session on the ON Ol
AUGUST. nni an adjournment was ha1 uuth u
o'clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
USE COAL IN THE ENGINE.
Ci.Izeus Complain of a Nuisance Where
Other Fuel il Used.

The following is the full text Of the. pc
tifion presented by Mr.. Campbell at Mon
lny nights meeting Of the Common Council 70
which brief reference was made in yesterdays ;
DESPATCH:
:. 10 the Honorable city Councd II R'chmond: :
..Gcntlemcn,-rhe undersigned residents and
fax-uayefs Of the city of Richmond respectfully
repre.cnt 20 yOur honorable body that they are
greatly annoyed aud injured by the operations
of ne plnning-min Of Joseph heppert, situated
ON Graham street between Clay and Leigh.
LOCATED WITHOUT NOTICE.
- The said mill was located At the place
named without any notice 20 the ncighbors. ana
thus in tho beginning we had no opportunity 10
nroieet arnlust its coming amongst us- We have
Tried 10 bear with il with patience, and nave
done go for two years. but the SCOT, dust, anu
noise hive become almost unbearabe. Espo-
chilly Is this 20 in the summer tme'
and il is doiracting from tho value Of properly
IN this vicinity and has caused several OF our
hest neiehb0rs 10 move away.
often I'm the hottest weather we are compellcd
70 keep our windows down that the articles IN
our houses may be preserved from DAMAGE
Ior these reasons we ask you 10 revoke the
pcrmis-ion given 10 Mr.. Hcpp"ri 20 use u boiler
an1 engine nj the place referred TO and your
petitioners will ever pray
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
Mr.. sHUeY's FAREWELL SERMON.
He Leaves This Week Ills Views Of Min
ister's Duty.

Rev. George i. Shuey, whose resignation
nj pastor Of Trinity Lutheran mission, cor
uer OF 1wenty-ninih and Il streets was An
nounced In the DESPATCH some Two weeks aeo,
this week. and thence 20 10 his new charge at
Rock Island, III.
MT shuey In his farewell sermon to the mis-
sion congregation called upon tnen 70 WINS
,nat he mad not confined himself 10 preaching
.smootn THINGS" but had declared 10 them the
whole counsel II God according 10 the best of
his ability. He had preached the threaienings
of puuishmcnt as well ms the promises OF biess-
inrs. lie regretted TO say that some were una
Bile 20 stand the Truth. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
CHAT WITH THE CHAIRMAN.
No Action About the Brice Circuiar-A
Convention This Year Not Likely.

Fx-Councilman Frank Il. Burke qualified
Yesterday morning befor Mayor EllysOn as
Fire Commissioner for Clay ard, 10 which posi-
lion he was elected MONDAY night by the city
Council. Mr. Charles g. Bosher also qualinci
before the Mayor a. Police Commissioner.
The MAYOR. who j. quite busy As usual, SAID
Yesterday to a DISPATCH reporter that he did not
,nfi,.inate taking a summer uip as he did not
need H. His time is always fully taken up 10y
his onicial duties and in iullliing the important
functions attendant upon The chalrmanshlp OF
the State Democratic Committee.
NO NEWS N POLITICS.
When asked II there was anything Of political
interest going on he said he knew Of nothing. but
that he had plenty u do attending 10 routine
matters IA this connection.
What DO you think of Mr.. Bricc's suggestion
concerning the formation OF sOcietlcs, etc.
asked The new paper-men.
~ don't care 10 say anything ABOUT II, was
his reply land think a discussion of the subject
in the newspapers would be Injurious. That
form OF organization has worked very admirably
In some states, but il might very seriously inluro
~ IN Virginia. / am Just corresponding about
the matter with Hon. John ;. Barbour, and II he
were Younger man would ask him 10 come 10
Richmond Immediately.
NONEEp FORA CONVENTION.
"Nin We have aconvention.any time shortly7
was the next interrogation Of the reporter.
"Therc Is nothing 10 indicate that one Is
necessary unless something unexpected hap
pens" .,., =, a..
State Democratic Committee expiref"
~ will be- chairman until the next State Con-
yentiOn meets"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
MORTGAGE FOR TWO MILLION.
The Richmond ana Danvilie Lodges Bond
with the Ccnfral Trust COmpnny.

Al 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Richmond and Dsnyillc Kailr0ad Company
filed i'm the Clerks Office Of the Chancery Court
a. tbis city n decIo trust 20 tho Central Trust
Company Of New Nork. giving the trust COM
many a mortgage on the property OF all Its lines
for the amount of 22,OoO,OOO.
This was in pursuance Of resolutions adopted
n n meeting OF the stockholders oi the Danyllle
Company held in this city on June 22d. IN Which
the Board of Directors OF the company were IN
structcd o. issue cquipment-purchase bonds Tor
the sum II s2.OOO.O .OOc. bearing such rate OF IN
feresf and payable at such time as the board
pbplld dcfcrniuo upon and 10 secure the same
Is deed oi trust. mortgage, OF Other instrument
upon the equipment thus purchurcd, or other
property of the company, said bonds to bear date
of May /, 1891.
Tho bonds were issued and soon found a
Iodcing-piace IN the banktng-house ot the Cen
trnl Trust Company, ono of the largest financial
institutions in the country.
The money will hc expended for the general
eqaIpmeuf of tNn r01ds ans INC supnliaurf ~
rolling .ioek. Inc rate OF interest the bonds
bear IL per cent, payable scmi-annuauy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
THE "RO8ERT AND MINNIE" FREE.
Tho Commander Of the Itata Returns to
BE Tried.
IBy telograph 10 the DIspatch. J


Los ANGELES. CAL. July Judge Ross.
OF tho United States Circuit Court. yester-
day dismissed the libel on the schooner Robert
aud Minnie. seized IN connection Win the lthta
episode. The schooner loaded at san Francisco
With ammunition for Chilean insurgents, which
we're transferred at San Clemente o. the steamer
Itata and taken % Iqui1uc. Judge Ross IN his
decision says that while the fact Red may De
a good reason for Onlscating The ltata, thefe II
nothing 20 ahOW mat tho schooner was fitted out
for the purposes Of war, and hence the libel was
dismissed.
Commander Miguel Temada, OF the ltata, to-
dey officially notified the Federal authorities
thot through the agency OF Admiral McCann,
United states navy, he has returned 70 be trlei
for leaving the port of san Diego on March Oth
without necessary permission.
SURPRISE At WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. July Tho decision Of Judge
Roas'- court Yesterday dismissing the hbel
against the schooner Robert and Minnie, which
vessel s.ipuled the arms TO the Itata, was great
surprise 10 officials IN Washington. 10 was gem
erallv believed that the case against her "Rs
much stronger than that which could De maze
or agaiust tho Itata, and notwithstanding inc
reservation made by Judge Ross IN his decision,
n l. fell that Is action will cause tue failure ot
the original libel ye1 against the Chilean Ves-
sell although she may stiil BE- held on some tecii-
uical charge connected with her escape whiie uil-
der legal detention.
CCsT or CHASING THE ITATA.
This outcome would be a severe disappont-
rneut 10 the state and Navy Department ouicials
nf.er an expenditure, direct and Indirect. N inc
chase II mo Itata that ~ estimated To run up
closely TO the neighborhOod OF slOOOOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
Sir. Ritter and His Bride.

Mr.. w G. Ritter and bride Miss Mary
A. Sclater) arrived in Richmond last night AT
O'Clock. They registered at ford's Hotel where
several friends awaited their arrival ana eA-
tended hearty congratulations. Mr.. Ritter claim
cd that he iid not eiOpe. he having asked tho
consent Of his parents 10 marry next fall and
they did not object.
Mrs. Ritter il pretty intelligent lady ana IA
well known in Richmond, having lived on Second
street. Nr. Ritter has charge Of the Louisa
Courthouse Herald, and is a bright writer repre-
senting the New York DeGC-Nu'ss' JoETnN. Mr..
and Mrs Ritter will remain In the city Few
days 10 receive friends, and Will leave for Louisa
Courthouse. their future home, the last Of The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
SITE FOR THE BREWERY.
West-End Property Convened with s5O.-
900 as the Consideration.

A deed of bargain and sale was entered
for record in the Clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court yesterday transferring from
William Enienman and his wife, Elizabeth En-
tenman, to George GgFernator la consideration
~ the sum Of $4,000 the following property :
lot ~ land with all improvements in The city Of
Richmond, bounded by Clay and Marshall and
Harrison and Norton streets, being lot No. of
the plan Of Gciston, the lot of iand IN this city
being part Of Square No. In sad plans 'front.'
ing 1856 feet 4 inches on east side Of Harrison
street. and running back at right angles be-
tween parallel lines llu feet 20 al alley.
bounded on the noTth side by the south side of
Clay street: also.he other part Of said square,
No. >, commencing on the east line OF Harrison
street gG feet north of Marshall. thence running
northwesterly and fronting on Harrison street
Gf feet and running ba X between parallel lines
l1O feet 10 an alley 20 ieet wide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
Mr.. DONATI AND HIS CLUB.
lie Thinks of Forming an Association 10
Insure the Movements Success.

Mr. V. Donati, proprietor OF the Island
Park baseball grounds, IS row buslly en-
gagged IN organizing u club for this city.
He has already secured nearly all Of the
players. but for the present deems Il best not 10
disclose their names further than was published
in Yesterdays DISPATCH. Quarlcs, tho pitcher
VINO hurled the ball 20 successfully On the
"Fourrh.n ~ one OF tile number.
Mr. Duneti, who Is 4 great enthusiast on tho
subject, said yesterday 10 a DISPATCH reporter
that the national game seems 10 be taxing
greatly here this year. and hc thought If con-
Quoted properly IL coul; be made 20 pay. lle II
thinking about organizing an association with
POO members so that the club may have It's sue
cess assured. His idea Is % charge each mem-
Der 30 cents a week, which small sum viii allow
him the privilege OF attending all the games.
There l. IA good deal OF innate baseball talent
In this city, and II properly encouraged 10 Is
hound 10 assert itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08

Lexington. ya.-Ihe Athens OF the South.
Beautiful for situation; renowned for
heathfulness: the centre Of the phen0me-
nal mineral development in Shenandoah
Valley: the home of highly refined and
cultivated society; the most delightful
residence town ID the South; within easy
reach by rail Of the great centres Of popu-
latlOn.
The Lexington Development Company
now offers ITS Lots TO the public at low
prices and upon easy terms. No auction
sale. but any lot can be selected and
bought at any time. Splendid chance fol
profitable investment. Address
J. u. II. Ross, President,
or j. Med. ADAIR, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
A Hung Jury Discharged-Verdict for
Mrs. Brown-Rule Issued.

The Jury in the case Of the Roanoke
CONSTRUCTION and Improvement Company
against the Ola Dominion Building and Loan
Company being unable 10 agree were dis
charged.
In the case of Emma 7. Brown against the
Richmond Union Passenger Railway Com
pany damages in the sum OF $500 were
awarded. motion for a new trial was made
and time taken 70 consider. This was an action
for damages received December 20th while
stepping from an electrician near Twenty
sixth and p streets. Damages were laid at
$1,000. Mr.. d. &. Richardson appeared for the
plaintiff and the company was represented Dy
Mr.. ". K. Meredith.
4 rule WAS issued against :. j. Dudley, SER
gcant Of Charlottesville commanding him 20 az =
pear AT the next term Of the court and show
cause why he should not be hncd for falling 10
make return in the case Of A. y. Ben against l..
L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
COUNTY AND CITY SALES.
Transcript of Deeds Recorded In the
Richmond and Uenrico Courts.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday IN the CLERK
Office Of the Chancory Court:
Hlll Carter, special commissioner. 10 ". lay-
lor - ieet on Third street southwest corner
Bates. $40. -, a,
Same 70 T. D. Lewis, % feet on north side OF
Leigh street between Second and Third. S2.u1V.
D0rron : Cooper and wife to George Natt
Tay0r. 2Ii6 feet on east side ot lWeh'y-hitn
street between Grace and Broad, 5000.
J. o. Dickinson and wife 70 G. l.. Dcnoon, trus-
tee. II feet on Reservoir street southeast corner
ChaGn. 300.
George j.. Gaines and Henry J.. Carter ana
their wives to ". +. Glenn, - feet On the norm
-idc of Taylor street between Linden aud Beech
$3.50. ,,.,,
Isaac y. Vaughan and wife TO W. B. Waliron,
80 feet on Marshall street southwest corner
Eleventh, $4,000.
HESWCO COUNTY COURT
A. q. Collins. special commissioner. ana Louisa
Vogt 10 +. T. Bradley, 40 feet Oh west side Wal
nut street bet tween Main and Cary, sl92.
T. G.. Garrison and wife To- Joseph IL. IhacKcr'
30 fect on street southwest corner twenty .
fourth. 3 10. IN On
Henry Ncnrohr and wife 20 John Reilly ~
feet on 'Tweuiy-seyenth street northeast corner
4, Sl.6JO. ,,..
Norfhside Land Company 10 c. ". vaughan.
Lots and > in Square -, Chestnut liill, eJOO'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
THE JUSTICE AND THE SINNERS.
4 Thief Sent to Jail and Others Likely to
Go There Soon

The docket at the Police Court yester-
dav morning consisted mostly of cases that
had been continued. ana the majority Of them
were s'ill continued.
A negro named Joseph Prince was sent 10 iall
for ninety days for stealing lot Of cornIce and
cOrulcc-head.
Coleman Williams (rOlored). charged with lar
ccny Of $3.50 from Henry Banks. was required
TO give security in the sum OF 500 Tor Sky
days.
fhe cases Of Addie Bailey trolored), charged
with stealing a lot II underwear fgom Mr..
Brown, and Philip COmry, who Is accused oi
committing mi-iemeanor m the larceny of a
lasket and four chickens. were called and post
poned until Thursday morning.
Richard johnson coloredl. charged With ieln-
niou-ly entering the clectric-shop OF K. ". Tray
lor In The night time and carrying away thorc-
from lot OF bra-scs. will be- tried this morning.
The other cases were unimpOriaut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
The Closing Exercises of Mrs. tnis''
Unsic school.
rForthe Dlspatch.l

Your correspondent wes delightfully."- enter
taincd on the evening Of the 81 instant by the
closing exercises Of Mrs. Elliss Music school,
which occurred ~ her residence on Church Hill.
The music both vocal md Instrumental, was ex-
cellcntly rendered. showing great credit 20 both
teacher and scholars. Four mednls-two gold,
two s,lycr-were awarded, and were presented
In appropriate language by Mr.. John Poarman,
who also sang a delightful colo. The first honors
wrro awarded Miss Matte Nountcastle aud Miss
Annie Capis: second honors, Miss Annie Tory
ana Miss Ida Denheart. After the presentation
of the medals the company wore entertained
with ice-cream and cake In "A most hos pitabie
manner, the exercises of the evening closing
with beautiful and difficult arrangement u
.. Home. Sweet Home" exquisitely rendered by
the teacher Df OSE WHO WAS IHEhh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
REcb,nond Psopie In Washington.

The Washington Post of YESTERDAY says !:
SesIly 500 excursionists from Richmond
reached Washington yesterday. They have
headquarters at the Howard House Inc ma
toritv are rom the Grace-Street Baptist church,
and are here simply on u pleasure and sight
seeing trip. To-day they viii visit the depart
ments and other places Of interest. and at $50
O'Clock will start on the return trip. mere
are three or four couples who win marry before
we 20 back said one Of the managers last
NJ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
,hcm the truths Of God II was not mst,r, nanssa o

,hom the truths Of God. II was not matte, M "
choice with him, but duty; ana nc .na sax
God that he could with a clear conscience, say
that he was "free from the blood Of al men. =.
lie said he was aware Of tho fact tnst rIIop.S as
preaching was more popular than the ruEs.n t,.sa
nrobahlv mis- Congregation would have been
larger. But numbers were no; the only thlhg "
be sought affsr-vital godliness was inoto ~,
portant. When preaching narrowed i,seiI a,,.S nUr
10 presenting one side Of the question ne Nouiu,
be declared. quit Il and engage Ia soinethihs
else. 40, H..
Mr.. Shuey and his wife, who was q Miss h1P-
pie. and 10 whom he was married uniins n,o
pastorate here, bave greatly ehdcareu 'h'"
selves 20 the congregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
Prof Campbell, Retained Mt BsscksburS.

In giving the faculty OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical College at Blacksburg as re-
Gently reofganized under the new regime, tne
name Of Professor Thomas 7. Campbell was un-
Intentionally omitted by the DISPATCH. He las
been retained by the board and win Gil the chair
Of Modern Languages AT present be Is taxing
a special course In German aud French al berhn
and Paris
The school Of modern languages viii only Do
elective NJ the college and can be taken or not by
the students as they desrc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
Cancer.

To Is. b. B. Botanic Blood Balm has been
given the credit Of curing that terrible symptom
Of hereditary blood-poison called cancer.
Allan Grant. Sparta, Ca, writes: ~ painful
~. Nano oii il' nP "uiSa was piD"nS'
also had much pain and great weakness In the
back. Eight bottles OF b. b. B. healed the sore,
gave me strength, and made mo WELL
q. +. kellsr, Wrishtsyiile, Ca. writes: .' H. h.
b. Is curing an ulcer on my nose said BY all 10 bs
q cancer"
James A. Greer, Athens, Ga. writes: "foE
ten years have been q sufferer from cancer
on my face, which discharged offensive matter.
Nothing | tried gave relief. Finally gave b. Is.
b. a triai The discharge gradually decreased
and the cancer grew less until now there Il
nothing left except scar"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
ChancprY Court Items.

Sylyanus Blanchard qualified in the
Chancery Court yesterday as the executor OF the
last win and testament Of Addie {. Blanchard,
deceased, his mother. Estate valued af 100000
Judge Leake entered a good many decrees IA
the Chancery Court yesterday, ana wiz aal9uin an q
the court On Thursday fer the term. Judge Bar
ton, OF Fredericksburg, will hold special term
for him, commencing Friday, July lOth- lie wiz
consider any business that may be brought De-
fore him that was ready al this term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
Assignment of T.. n. Harris.

Z H. Harris. doing business under the
frrn-name OF r. II. Harris a Co.. conducting a
grocery at No. 7O3 west Main street, made Gn
assignment yesterday 20 ". VI Luck. Jr'' rls-
tee with the following preferred creditors: Ten
per cent OF receipts TO 80 to trustee a. comnis-
slons: Courtney 4 Patterson, fees 500; D. IL.
Harvey, s3Ol.l1; The Taylor & Boiling Com
pany, S3J: John 7. Bowers, s20.1o' Inc tOtei
liabilities are about $1,000; assets unknown.
The paper decrees that the stock Of goods shan
be sold at public auction.