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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cifi'
zens and Other Matters

Miss Irene Bargamin is visiting friends at
Iron Gate.
Dr. r. b. Slower has left the city Tor
two weeks visit to the North
Mrs. A. Bargamin left the city yesterday
Cor south Boston and other points.
Tho ladies Of River View and It's vicinity
had hay-ride last night out 10 mn mohu-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Gentry returned
to-day from Ocean Wow ana virginia
Beach
~. Bidpood qualified in the chancery
court yesterday "a adm'ulstiras.o' VI 'l'' ''
tate OF Jefferson ID. Satterwhlte'
n. Fontaine Dewitt has returned
from Old Point. where be mas spen' SEVERN
',.oat. since bis recent severe illness.
AZ n Torkin has returned home after o
,,ioaeon, yisit with friends in Portsmouth
and Norfolk.
Miss Jessie MCLAUGHLIN has returned
home from visit 10 relatives N. portsmouth
and Norfolk.
Mr. Robert F. Latham. OF Lynchburg'
or ni - t6e best known druggists in Virginia,
and a GREAT humorist Is visiting our city.
Miss Blanche Trayers,. who has been
Waiting Miss Nellie Smith on fioyd
evenue Yesterday returned TO her home IN
Washington.
Chief Engineer Fuller. Of the Fire Depart;
nent. is OF on ten days' vacation, ana
First Assistant Engineer shaw Id IN charge
of the department.
Mr.. Henry II. Tillson, a native Of Bich-
mond. but for the last twenty-three years
resident OF Baltimore. ID the guest OF Police
man Jones A. Otey.
The clerk of the hastings court yesser-
day issued a marriage license 10 James
n. Robinson, of Petersburg, and Antolneue
Williams. of this city.
Mr.. William 2. Partin, Of the Church HilI
Pharmacy. left yesterday morning for ga
Point. He was accompanied by MS talher
and will be absent about two weeks.
Mrs A. d. Chesterman and three daugh-
tors Of Holly Springs, Hiss, and Miss Mary
Anderson. of Cumberland county, are the
Guests of Mrs. j. II. Gardner, 500 west Gay
street.
Messrs. Jacob Reinhardt and J. Emory
Shaw left Yesterday, via West Point, Tor
Northumberland county. where they VIII
sneud thee or four weeks in fishing and
sailing aud attending the Methodist camp
meeting
The barkentine Golden Sheaf from Port
land. Me, lying in the dock unloading
Kenebec ice. presents a pretty appearance
from the bridge across the river with her
square-formed rig and taperng spars. any
thing but a schooner rig is getting 10 Dc a
novelty in these waters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
souE soRr or Il sESsATION9
There arc Vague and Misty Reports, But
Then. Which are True?

In6re arc vague anu Aith'9 @N'FN"'
Then. Which are TrueY
There have been vague and misty reports
Of a raw-head-and-blo nature
afoat in the precincts near the dock and
Rockets for the lest day OF so.
EYerybody told his own version OF IL.
and there were startling stories Of buzzards
feeding on human flesh. &c, till one would
fancy he had raw-hesd-and-o bloody bones
sensation.
Boiled down. it seems that captain of
tug saw some portions" Of body and was
told by one man that n colored fisherman
had told him he had tied the body TO
bush and somewhere else had seen some
thing resembling the 'hip-bone OF man
This sable disciple of isaak Walton had the
assistance OF white man In making the
corpse fast" he said.
Then he brings in something about
Manchester man with "a crazy brother-in-
law who was missing, and who was
rather corpulent" Ho thought this could
not be the one. though why he could not
tell, and then the sages Immediately came
TO the conclusion that the natural pTesnmp-
ton is that the man came 10 his death by
drowning
Perhaps he fell of the custom house. or
perchance ne Is the long-lost Charley Ross.
Who knows?
The TINES man will take hand and see
what there is in il to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

CLIFTON FoRGR, VA, August 4.-lspeclaLI
The Tenth Congressional District Conyen;-
ton. which met here to-day, renomlnated
Representative Henry ST. George Tucker by
acclamation. No opposition to ms candidacy
was manifested whatever. state senator
James w. Marshall made 'cyclonlo'
speech upon the issues Of the campaign.
The following resolutions were unanimous
~ adopted III.
CONGRESSIONAL District do hereby register
their endorsement of the political course
and method of their representative IA the
Fifty-second Congress, Hon. Il. 81. u;
Tucker aud this Democracy pledges Itself
TO a more cordial support Of Cleveland and
Thicker than ever before.
That the Democracy OF the Tenth as
trict heartily approves and reaihrms the
principles set forth in the platform adopted
by the national Democratic Convention re-
Gently held in Chicago cordially accepts the
action OF said convention IA renomlnatlng
Grover Cleveland and Adiai +. Stevenson 70
lead Us 10 victory and pledges 10 the a.ore-
said principles and mon vigorous and IN
n is rumored that the Republicans will
nominate 5. NJ Yost, of Stanton, 10 oppose
Mr.. fuckers candidacy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

Every reader has been told one time OF
another that eggs are "meat and drink"
Their value as a nutritive nourishing food
Is well known. Everybody, however, may
not know that an egg beaten up lightly,
with or without a little sugar, is good
remedy in cases Of dysentry and diarrhea:
it tends by its emolient qualities TO lessen
the Inflammation. There are few things
more soothing for either a burn or scald
than the white of an egg. 1t is contact
with the air which makes burn SO pain
ful, and the egg acts as varnish and ex
clndes the air completely, and also pre-.
vents Inflammation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
THE PHILOSOPHY OF A BOIL.
a Theory which It's Author Haf Put
Successfully Into Practice.


Let us look at the philosophy of the boil,
the oarbuncle and like affections, says DIR.
:, II. Stearns In The Medical Summary.
Some fault exists in the regular elimina-
ton, and the morbic material is collected
et some convenient point TO force II out OF
the system in an extraordinary manner
and it will be noticed that a wall Of coag-
ulable lymph forms around it 10 complete
the enucleation, and the obvious indication
is to assist in this work, which can be done
in the most admirable way by applying
collodion over the hardened, thickened
part, leaving the center uncovered. On
drying the collodion contracts and thus
firmly separates and protects thesurround-
ing parts from the pestiferous mass. BY
touching the suppurating points with pure
nitric acid and keeping the center Of the
tumor moist there is prompt discharge
of the pus and a rapid recovery. This is
no mere theory, but has been used IN scores
of cases with the most satisfactory results.
started out particularly to say something
about poulticing, but think what have
said will SET your poulticing readers to
thinking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
Excitement Over E,eaped Conviots.

STANTON. Va. August 4.-lSpecial. &c.
G. Gooch. contractor for building the wagon
road FROM stanton to Middlebrook. has-on
the work ll5 convicts from the state penli
great alarm in the county. and tonight 1t IS
reported that twenty-five have escaped ana
Great anxiety is felt all through the country
in consequence. Guards were IN town To-
NIGHT mounted and armed. hunting tor
them and notifying the police. A convict
was caught in town few nights since by
the nolice. but in the darkness escaped.
Great alarm is felt in consequence OF these
4 warrant is out for the arrest Of white
man named Hughes Senitz. from Shenan-
doab county. charged with having COM
mitted an assault on Mrs. Ray. living two
miles north OF staunton.
Mrs. John ID. Crowle has been Ill to-day
and her condition has caused great anxiety
among her friends. 1t is hoped she IS lit
tie better tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

Another of the cherished maxims Of the
proYerbial philosopher appears to be pass
ing away;
Early TO bed and early 20 rise
Makes q man healthy, wealthy and wise.
So said Benjamin Franklin. We may
concede him the wealth, and perhaps the
wisdom Though Minerals owl is surely
night bird). But, as for the health, here
is q German savant who has been collect
ing information about the habits Of long
lived persons, and who finds that the ma
jority Of long livers INDUCED in late hours.
At least eight out Of ten persons over
eighty whose cases were Investigated never
went TO bed until well into the small
hours, and did not get up again until late
in the day. This doctor considers that
early rising tends TO exhaust the physical
powers and 10 shorten life. Aristophanes,
with his great long swear (the longest
word, our schoolboy readers will renem-
Der, In the Greek dictionary at early
morning walks, was nearer right than
Franklin, it would seem. In an English
book on tho same subject, published not
long ago, it was shown that long liyers
were nearly all persons who habltually abb
stained from baths. So the two great OBJ
stacles 70 health are, it appears, the two
things which ere enjoined on the young ~
essential TO it-namely, early rising and
the morning bath.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

A weak solution of salt and water is
often recommended by physicians and
nurses as "A remedy for i'm perfect digestion,
and for cold in the head it is often
complete cure, snuffed up from the hollow
OF the hand. A handful or two OF rock
salt added TO the bath acts as an invigo-
rator; and gargie OF weak solution is a
ready remedy for an ordinary sore throat.
As dentifrtce. salt and water Is very
cleansing aud also hardens the guns.
Severe pains IN tho bowels and stomach
are aftan speedily relieved By the applicA-
ton a. asbax a. kuk sit ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
POWHATAN CLUB MET.
Enthusiasm Manifested and the Warriors
are Prepared for the Fight.


The Powhatan Club held q meeting last
evening and discussed at length the pros
poets for the coming campaign.
A good many Of the most expe-
rienced warrior braves were present and be-
fore the meeting closed there was spirit of
enthusiasm aroused akin TO the oid-time
campaigns.
Mr.. Harry Smith made an enthusiastic
speech 10 which he announced the probable
visit 10 the club of Grover Cleveland and
David B. Hill, and said he felt authorized
20 say that Mr.. Hill would come il Nr
Cleveland could be prevailed on 10 do so
Mr. Preston Beyin. president OF the clpb
then explained that this had been a mate
OK consultation among prominent members
% 'ns eiuo Tor week or more, but as il
had taken no definite shape il had not been
Paoiely mentioned He assured the Climb
however. that II had gone 80 far that com
initese would wait on Messrs. Cleveland
stephenson. Hill and Whitney. and that
they hoped to have some, II not all OF them
W address the Democrats of Richmond
some n'aht in August or September. This
ennouncement operated as quite O stinu-
Isnt and enthusiasm went up.
:, ~. James Lyons. Jr.. also made a spir.
ited speech. and cloeed with a motion thar
{no esun meet two weeks hence and organ
izssyrfhs oasoprisn, and that ~ many bew
hAsntSsns ~ 6~a be sscnrsd be invited 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
GONE TO DENFER.
Tn. Number Surprisingly Large-"iii I'm
Joy Themselves.

~. ,,,,,ber surprIsinaiv LarGe-wiii I'm
10y Themselves.
Tho Richmond Sir Knights commenced
their pilgrimage to Denver last evening
p,der the most pleasant circumstances ana
,bo numbe was surprisingly large. ST. An,
dro,yis CommandeTy. No H. IN charge oil
Eminent Commander Louis j. Ecker WINS
re,rcsented bv W. +. Peasants, William ~.
sands. w. 4. Reed. G. 5. Powell. Dr, W. -.
Tuner. George j. Freddy I1ouaS
Whittet. b. +. Hughes and Craway Iu ln!:
They were also accompanied by Slr hnlRhts
! "a Uackworth and Is. T. Ulrich, OF New
Berne. N. @. ST. Andrews were comiortapY
sitnated in the Pullman car. Chesapeake;
end ware already having Eooa
time when the train pulled out Tor thaf,
lottesyille. At that point they Will be Joihe1i
by De Mo,ay COmmaDdery. OF Boston "n''
will become their guests during thg IL
mainder of the trip. This IS Weals. .,s
commandery. and being thor guests ines ni
a continuous entertainment ior INC No.,
Kpiobts of ~ Andrews oil the way TO Den
yer. Their headquarters IN Denver va" 10
the Markham House.
RICHMOND CoMnASDERY.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2, lett IN t tue
Pullman sleeper AusteriZ no less c0nllIl 20
~ ~ e~ed man the ST. Andrews Knights.
T ~ will will be joined at Charlottesville, by SIX
Sir Knights from DanviIle. Mr.. Id H. b l..
peIouze who is accompanied oy ms ms
wife and daughter. was in command. Inc
other member of the party are as ioilq%s'
George W. Rady. J. Thompson Brown !. D
Moore wife and daughter, Judson Cunning
ham. wife and sister. Charles Dodsoh' ihq } ,
and Mrs. Woolfork. 4. X; Williams eIl1
smith. John Il. Clark. Wilson, n. c.; j. '.
Purley. Charlottesville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

The board Of the sheltefing Arms met
yesterday in the Office Of Mr. i. 4. Cary.
one OF its members, o. consider the pur-
chase of q suitable building. Dir. Q. V.
Meredith was ia tho chair.
Several large buildings which are at pres
ent occupied as private residences were con-
sidered. and on motion Msssrs Ferguson.
Hutzler and Ryan were appointed com
mittee to make an offer on IA certain build
ing. n the same should DO refused they
we're instructed TO look for some other
property which might answer the purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
DEATHS.

MORRIs-Died 1hursdar, August 4. 1892
al the residence OF his sister. Miss Julia Nor
ris 3ls east Franklin street. = BLAIR NOR
EIs. in the forty-hrst year Of his ago.
Funeral from above address FRIDAY AZ
TERNOON ~ o'clock. Friends and ac-
QuainiAnces respectfully invited to attend.
ALLEN-Died. at No. 5O6gE Catherine street,
Wednesday, August = 1929. az l0;ij A. d.;
GEORGE LEW rs, twin son OF Robert W. and
Olivia Allen; aged one year and one month.
REDFORD-D4sd, suddenly. at his resi-
fSifDSi hfF q Ss s ISs6p s. q hs ss g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

One Of the most interesting Of the origi-
nal articles now at Mount Vernon is fine
London made harpslchord presented by
Washington 10 his charming adopted
daughter, Eleanor Parke Gusts, on her
wedding day In the accounts which Wash
ington 30 carefully kept Of all his transac-
tions it Is stated that the instrument cost
III 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
ely Circuit Court.

The following suits were instituted in the
CITY Circuit Court yesterday:
Richmond Agricultural Implement Com
pany against Edmund Rutnn. 500
Tae Vessels Company against D. i. Non
tague. S16303.
n G. MINOR, trustee, against the First
National Bank of Richmond. detinue for
certificate Of deposit for 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

There were no new developments in the
case Of Edward O.. Parsons whose crime.
flight 10 Baltimore and arrest there were
told in yesterday TINE.
Captain Huice, who. with Officer Gibson.
went there after him. had not returned last
night. though he was safely under lock and
kew In Baltimore. and they had the neces-
sary papers 10 fetch him back. They will
probably return this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

They win be Blessed Boon to Tired
Mothers and Children.

Mothers and Children.
The Warwick Park Transportation Com
panv have been authorized by one of our
most liberal and pubhc-spirited citizens to
give four excursions down the river for the
benefit of the poor children. They will COM
mence next Thursday and will be given
each Thursday until the series Is exhausted
These excursions will indeed be blessed
boon to tired mothers with sick babies and
no means TO take them from the pitiless
heat of the city. Such excursions are COM
mon to our larger cities and have proven a
success and a blessing. The management
of these excursions will be under the au-
spicies of The City Mission. A meeting of
this organization will be held at the Young
Mems Christian Association Saturday after
noon at $3.50 O'clock b. consider details
Public notice will be given how tickets
may be obtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
Ne,e Raptist Chareh.

A new Baptist church was organized in
Gwathmey on Tuesday evening. A. G;
Sinton was elected clerk aud treasurer and
g. b. Gwathmey. A. /. Holiday and A. @.
Sinton appointed trustees. They were en-
powered to procure lot and proceed at
once with the erection of house Of wor-
ship. for which the contract has already
heen let.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

Among the passengers who left New York
on August Sd on board the City Of Paris
were tho following Richmond people: Miss
J. Berthenie Arents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dunlop, Major Lewis Ginter. Miss Maud
Jeffries. DR.. Hunter Mcclure and Mr.. A.
II. Thierman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
An Introductory Service.

At st. Marks church there was held on
Wednesday night what was called an intro
ductory service for the purpose Of present
ing the congregation to the Rev. George G.
Abbitt, who has lately been appointed as
assistant TO the rector.
After prayer by the Rev. Dr. Dashiell the
large number OF Pensioners present came
forward and were presented to Rev. Dir.
Abhitt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
THR scoRR BY INNINas.


Earneu funS-f OStoT
Jwo-base hit-McMann.
Sacrifice hits-Foster. Leftwich.
Stolen bases-Shelton 2, West ,. Foster, En-
right CAN'T. Clark.
First base on balls-Yirginiss, 4; Balti-
mores, 4.
First base on errors-yirgIniRs 3; Balti-
mores. 3.
Wild pitches-Mehan. /.
Struck ont--By Cuaries. 10; by Nehan, 3: by
Farrell. ].
Double plAys-Stnds and Farrell, Mcdonald
onassisted
Passed balls-Foster. ?; Gantz, .. Mehan, j..
Left on bsse--Nirginias 3; baltimores. g.
Umpire-Mr W. A. Graves.
Time Of game--lWO hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
KILLED BY HIS WIFE
.r1aEs BROCK, OF BERKLET, sHoT.
yr,s Brook Found Guilty by the Coroner's
,Jury-Harry Tucker Renoninnfeu-h
saIvationIst sued-virginia Nows

NoKForK. VA, August 4-[Speciah The
little town Of Berkeley. over the river from
Norfolk. was thrown into great excitement
this morning about o'clock by the shoot
ing of Mr.. James Brock at his residence on
Liberty street AT that early hour there
were hundreds of people in the streets and
it was supposed that be had been SHOT
through window by some unknown per-
son Officer Pearce was attracted 70 the
residence by the report, whore he found the
man lying upon the bed with hole IN ms
head, 32-calibre ball having struck him
inst over the right ear, passing through the
head and lodging over the left eye. his
wife was very much excited aud for time
could give no intelligent account OF the al,
fair. After becoming composed she stated
that Mr. Brock had shot himself; that she
was with him at the time. lie fingered IN
til 1856 o'clock. when he died without hay-
ing uttered aword.
Dr. L. L. Truett. the coroner, summoned
o Jury Of inquest. The body or the
dead man was viewed. Several Wit
nesses. including Mrs. Brock, were examined,
and they rendered verdict that the de-
ceased came 70 his death by shot that was
fred from a fOrty-four calibre pistol in the
hands Of his wife. Mayor Scott Immediate
~ issued q warrant for the woman arrest,
but by consent Of Commonwealth At
torney r. G. Marshall, she was allowed 70
remain in her rooms guarded by police ON
GERS until her trial before the Justceithis Al
terpoou at $3.50 O'Clock. No cause can be
assigned for the murder. DR.. Morgan.
practicing physicion Of Berkey, says ne mas
known Mrs. Brock since glrihoOt and that
her mind has not been sound for fifteen
years. The remains OF Mr.. BroGK VIII oe
taken 20 his old home near Elizabeth Clty,
\. O. for interment.
A competitive examination of the white
applicants for positions as teachers 10 the
public schools of this city was held az the
Oharlotte-street school-hOuse to-day. There
is a movement on foot 10 materially improve
the public schools OF this city.
The stone house Of John WOOdhouse OF
NimmOs Princess Anne county WAS struck
by lightning few evenings since and con-
slderably damaged.
The Democrats of Farmers Creek district,
Norfolk county, will hold a mass meeting at
Sewells Point tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock TO elect a new executive committee
and delegates 10 the congressional conyen-
ton al Newport News, September l4th
There will be two meetings and conse-
quently contesting delegations. There 10 no
issue involved. and the split Is due 70 OBJ
stinecy Of members Of the county district
committee.
Star of Hope Lodge. Independent Order
of Good Templars, was installed tonight
with twenty-five charter members.
II is rumored that the alleged burial OF
the Ratchet" between Malone and Bowden
involves the decapitation of several OF the
bosses in the maynard IL tho event OF Re
publican SUCCESS this fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

AS a general linIment for sprains and
bruises or for rheumatism. lame back. deep
sssted or muscular pains, Chamberlain's
Pain Balm is unrivaled. For sale hy Owens
& Minor Drug Company, 1907 east Main
ctrgat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
WEST POINT. AUGUST (. 1872.

WEST POINT, AUGUST 4. 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamships City OF Atlanta. Dole. New York,
passengers and general cargo: Charlotte,
Nickle, Baltimore. passengers and general
cargo: Elm City Marshall. Nalkerton pas
ssngers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamships City of Atlanta. New York pas
senqers and general cargo: Charlotte, BHlti-
more. passengers and general cargo; Finn
City, Walkerton, passengers and general
cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
E,or,,fo,,y Co.ored Cabinet Pictures

We will furnish free Of charge two beauti-
fully-colored cabinet pictures TO every one
sitting for that size during the months of
August and September. Remenber this
gallery is noted Tor it's fine colored work.
DAVIS GALLERY. S27 Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
Chances for i,nonxerx

At midnight DR.. Oppenhimer. who has
the case OF young Bernard Allen in charge
reported that the lad was doing we'll In
spite OF his severe wounds aud the difficult
o oesgss1S1 Ps,sSSfms sd,. e hun, Having
nhsxcss for hierecevsst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
LAMBERT's POINT. AuaUsr 4, 1892

LAMBERTs POINT. AUGUST 4, 1892
COALBD.
Steamship Leny, New Orleans. Bordeaux.
ARRIVED.
Barge Norfolk and Western No Il schooner
B. c. French.
LOADED
Barge Norfolk and Western No. I, New
Haven; schooner French, Providence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

- WAeHINGroS, d. C.. August 4.-For
| RIM Virginia: Fair; variable winds
Efhlk For North and south Cnr0lnl.
l IShowers Oh the coast and in southern
f-po portions; slightly warmer; variable
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

Mr.. John Carpenter, Of Goodland, Ind
SAYS: II tried Chambsrlain's Cole. Cho1eFa
and Diarrhoa Remedy for diairhoa ana
severe cramps and pains in the stomach ana
bowels with the best results Ia the worst
cases never had 10 give more than the
third dose 70 effect a cure. Ia most cases
one dose will DO. Besides its 9tnsF s3o sa
cant hotties FOR sale by Owens d Minor
Drnc Company, 1907 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

;o;n The motion was unanimousy
ss GI and the spirit exhibited indicates
tbat the Powhatan will be On important
factor In the campaign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

E.Cummins and Others by Bergner q Eneel
Brewing Company and others. Notice OF
suits TO set aside TO deeds dated June -. 1892.
from 4. Cummins TO James T.. Phillips,
trustee, conveying lot. with improvements
on Broad street near Tenth. 80 feet on
Carter street, southwest corner Dance.
80 feet on Ashland street. northeast corner
Carter. and 50 6-l00 acres on Mountain road
and subject said property TO payment OF
plaintiffs claim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05
RANCE OF THr THFRMOMFrFr

Range % tho Thermometer &C THE Infrs
Office yesterday Augusta 1902:
9 A. ~, 80; ~ NJ, -; 2 Z. NJ. IS; p. ~, So;
9 Z. NJ, 50; midnight. ~. Average. o3.