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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-09
TIE NEW TEMPLE.

church, and remained from tile begin
min: to the end OF the ceremonies.
Tho temple has already been de-
scrlbedlin theISTELLIGESCER. With its
artisticfstainedS glass windows and all
the furnishings that 20 to complete the
interior Of church, it is as handsome
as any religious editice in the city.
The temple is worthy monument to
the eilortsot thecongregation sfLeshem
Shomaim. The first work was done on
the building about two years ago, the
plans having been drawn by the late
Architect Z. W. Wells. For ono wear
the long strike among the building
trades delayed tho work, and the sud
den death by drowning OF Architect
Wells postponed again somewhat the
completion OF tho work. Architect O.
S. philpott took up the work and car
ried it on to completion, according to
the original design and plans.
TIE BUILDING COMMITTEE,
consisting OF NIcssrs. Morris Horkhei-
mer, chairman, and Henry Jacobs,
Emanuel Emsheimer, Samuel KRAFT
and Il. Buckmun, worked faithfully
toward finishing the work, Mr.. Hork-
heimer particularly. spending much
time and urging the building forward.
On Tuesday, June L, 1891, the corner
stone was laid with formal exercises, on
the northwest corner OF the foundation,
adjoining the public school. A large
sized assembiage viewed the exercises,
and Rev. Dr.. Bonnheim delivered mi
address. Yesterday tho synagogue,
complete in all details, was dedicated to
Gods service. The temple is forty-four
by one hundred feet and seats about
600 persons downstairs, where the
Sabbath school meets, and about 400 IN
the body OF the church. The cost has
been about $4,000. 1t is OF the Moorish
style OF architecture, and is ssurmounted
by q handsome slate roof. The front is
OF pressed brick, with stone trimmings;
The Jewish community may well be
proud OF the successful Termination OF
its efforts to secure place OF worship,
the need Of which has long been felt.
Tho trustees are Messfs. Julius Brilles,
Samuel kraus, Bernard uorkheimer,
a. l.. Kraft and S. S. Bloch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-09
And Speeches by tho President of tho
Congregation and tho Chairman Of
the Building Committcc..-A Special
Choir Secured for the Occasion.
Brief Rcvicw of tho Efforts Cul.
ninating In tho Present Success.

BEAUTIFUL new,
church, that Of tho
Lesllem Shomaim
jewish congrera-
ton, was dedicated
yesterdayto 10 the SER
vico OF God, in an
imposing and ap-
propriate manner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-09

Continued on Fifth Pagel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-09
TIE SHOOTING,

Mrs. Wooster conducted the woman
around to another door lcading:into the
same room, and she thus came face to
lace with her husband. He started
toward the door, when she drew re-
rolver from the folds OF q light wrap
she wore, and pointing it straight at his
hanA- f;rnd 49, r..- = r-41.--F j
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
A LADY ADVISES LADIES.
A Few Secrets from Tier Own Experience
Which Can Be PrOfltably Adopted by
ltheyS

know n charminglady who knows more bean
THU and attractive women tha1 any Diner ih1y
In this city. In compensation recently sue snid;
~ often feel very sorry when j see 40 many
beautiful women 20 delicnte, and suffering 80
much. and have often asked myself what The
reason isl think ladies do not exercise tho
proper cnre. They do not eat nOurishing food.
thev are careless OF their feet their necks, their
chests. In this way they open the door Tor DIS
eases and those thousands Of troubles when 80
often sniici womanklnd. bnt worse than oil they
allow their lie and strength 20 run down 10 =
low cbb. How many women we see constantly
IN THE condition They need help, they need
something 20 depend upon, something that wlli
assist them. some friend in need. know IDS
largely from my own experience, for was once
IN tho same condition myself. Thought me
matter over carefully, and decided what wonl1
DO. ] knew needed n gentle. constant stlmn-
liant, something that you'd assist my vial forces,
keep my blood throbbing. and act az tonic. l
decided % try Dufiy's Pure Malt Whiskey, ana
It's effect has been simply wonderful. 10 TO.
know what pains, sickness. or weakness are. ana
am satisfied ladies' generally could be in tho
same happy condition by proper use oil tue
same means
Thla lndy's remarks are entitled 10 the greatest
confederation, for they arc an indication OK what
hundreds Of ladies have found 10 DO necessity.
Il ehOnld be borne in mtrd, however, that IL Is
only pure Fhiskey which shonld ever ho used
aud that Duffy's Pure Malt IL the onl- me which
receives the endorsement Of scientists AMI tho
recommendations OF physicians. DO not allow
any druggist or grocer 10 induce you 70 take any
other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
MANcHesTER's NEWS CHAPTER.
New Council TO Meet-Arrested for Steal
ing a Watch-PersoDal.

Ing
Misses Florence Evans and Fannie Church
have returned 70 Norfolk.
Mr. W. II. owens. wife, and son, Of Brrning-
ham, Ala, VIII arrive in the city this morning.
Mr.. George A. Carter, Jr.. has returned from q
business trip TO Danville.
Mr.. w L. Jordan, Of this city, IL now engaSed
In business IN De Soto, No.
Mayor Maurice had several trivial cases for
bis consideration yesterday morning.
Several young Notwithstanding are enjoying
camp-iife down at Drewrye Blum
Mr.. Robert Nelson ana family nave gone 10
Halifax county 10 spend tho summer.
Mira w. II. White has returned from Ports
mouth. whore she has been visiting friends.
MIR. Getrye H. Branch and son have gone 10
Texas where they will in future reside.
Miss jane /. DAVIDSON of Norfolk. Is visiting
Mrs. S. Bassett French, on Porter street.
Rev. l.. X. Thorl.hill has returned home. lie
delivered q lecture at Liberty church, Apo
matiox county, ON Tuesday, his subject being
"The Mn Tree"
much interest is manifested in Manchester
over the formation OF the baseball league. Hnd
some good games are looked FOR.
The annual basket picnic OF the Meade
Memorial sunday school TOOK place Mt Forest
hin Park yesterday. They went ont on the cars
ana spent tho day very enioyaDly.
Among tho passengers on the steamer CITY oil
Chicago, which ran ashore on the coast OF ireland
several days ago, we're Mrs. Sans, Wiie OF Rev.
sir. sans formerly rector OF Meadc-Memorial
daughter. and niece.
Mr. William Burke, one OF the conductors on
tho Richmond ana Manchester Railway Com
panys line, was very painfully hurt Wednesday
afternoon on Free bridge. lie was collecting
fare and thoughtlessly stood on the stop OF tho
car when his arm ald face came In contact with
one OF the lamp posts, badly bruising them. The
posts are too close 10 the stTeet-car track.
Iottie Turner, n negro woman who was en-
plnyod at the home of Mr.. w. W. Pool as "A )ok,
was arrested yesterday afternoon upon the
charge Of stealing n watch belonging 10 Mrs.
Pool The case will come up before Mayor Maui
rice this morning. 49,
The first regular meeting OF the now City
Council; will be held tonight. With four excop-
tions tho body II composed of the same men who
were IN the old Council, the new members being
Messrs. Charles II. Sims, Of the First Ward; w.
NJ Campbell, Second Ward, and George q. Ely
and W. 4. Hart, from the Third Ward. The last
named nils the vacancy occasione9 by the re-
sivna,ion OF Mr.. W. 7. Pitt. The frst business
of to-nghts session will be the selection OF pre-
sident for tho body. IL is said mat the Council
has been pOllei aud Mr.. John O'Brien who was
elected president pro tenn. at the last meeting.
will be chosen unanimously. The appointment
a. new CITY Engineer will probably come up
for consideration, and q councilman from the
Second Ward will also be chosen 20 I'll the va
cancy Of Mr.. j. H. Perdue, VINO resigned.
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E.ghth-strect station

81 900 A. NJ. Daily Tor Lynehburs anl Cia.A
Forge
nj 4.3O p NJ iDgily for Lynchburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08

VAL UABLE SHOOT1N q
GROUNDS.

By virture OF q resolution o. the stcchhoi1ers
the DExI's-lsIAND SHOOTING CLUB, OF Nor.
folk passed at an adjourned annual Meeuns "
said stockholders. held on the otn oay w Ia,
1892 the undersigned. agent VIII proceed 10
seli at public auction. at the Real Estale Ky
change, in the city Of Norfolk. nj ~ M. on
THURSDAY. JuLY 81, 1892,
the PROPERTY Of the said club. described in
deed made by Thomas Lewis and ofners 70 tns
pEAL's-fsLAND SHOOTING CLUB, OF No,ioih,
dated NAY To-, 1891, and duly recofded wan 'no
Register Of deeds OF CuGrtucs county, ~. -, IN
June "a, 1891. ~ follows: All that eee.n,a
tract. piece, or parcel on Iana iyni' ',onn.y of
Iurrituck. ana state OF North Carolina, on ,no
beach, bounded and deecribed ~ iohoNs: ~
the north by the Virginia hne, on INC sou,n "
the lands OF tho swsn-islana ctnp anu VIZ .s -,
tins Point Gun Club and others. on the cas-. "
the Atlantic Ocean. and on the west by the chaii,
mel OF the river or sound between the beach anu
Knots STAND, containing l,OOO hChhc, % .no
same more or less, tho said land Dcihg sou w
WHOLE and not by the acre
THIS PROPERTY constitutes part OF tno
famous sh,)Ofing. grounds On the shores OF SurIt
tuck Sound, In North Carolina. tanses- parns
red-hoads, and many other varieties OF "na
duck. avian, aud wild geese, snlpo, plover. ana
fnany other varieties OF bay birds are iOund ners
in season IN great numbers. There Is also soo1
nshing.
n "a believed that rare opportunity Is here
afforded TO sportsmen. "
equal instalmeuts payable 10 six and Twelve
months respectively, the deferred payments 20
be evidenced by the bonds or tue purchaser,
payable 20 tho undersigned as ssent' ana psar,
tng interest from date OF sale, and 20 be secured
by A deed OF trust upon the premiscr, with inc
right however, 20 tho purchaser 10 pay The eh-
tire purcha e-money In cash or to anticipate THO
payment OF any Of the deferred payments.
JAMES I. TOSH, Agents
60 1I4Jvo1 Petersburg. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
TO ARRANGE FOR GRAND RALLIES.
RUNAWAY ON MARSHALL STREET.
Two Vehicles Smashed and the Leg of n
Small Boy Broken.


An exciting runaway, eliminating in COLI
sion In which boys leg was broken aud two
vehicles badly damaged, occurred on Marshall
street yesterday morning.
Mr.. George Bryant, who resides at 1909 west
Marshall, was driving down that thoronghiare in
n Jumper when his horse took fright at an cleo
tric car and dashed OF al full speed. Mr.. Bry-
ant was thrown out, but not seriously hurt.
The horse ran from Hancock street down 70
the second Market, whero the cart colded with
toe buggy OF MIR. Charles Goodloe, OF Barton
Heights which was standing between the meat
and vegetable buildings. and In which AIT Mr..
Goodies 6-year-0id son Charles. Inc little
boy was thrown out OF tho buggy and his right
leg btokcn. lie was carried into Reeves drug
store, where the injured limb was dressed and
Dr. Wheat accompanied him TO his fathers home
a, the Heights.
Some time ago Captain Angle, OF tho Second
District. gave orders that no teams must DO lett
standing on Marshall street between the two
market-houses. This was done because Of other
occurrences which had taken place ia the past
IL 80 happened, however, that no ono was pros
ent Yesterday morning to prevent Sir. Goodloe's
team from stopping waere 1. did for a minute or
two, and Miss Goodloe did not think OF the dam
ger ina which her little brother Was left while she
was making purchases an the market. Both
vehicles wero BADLY damaged, but the horses
were not injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
TO MEET TO-DAY.

The following committees will assemble
in the Council chamber this evening for
organization: On Council Printing at 4,
Health at 4:3O. Cemeteries at 3, Ordinances
at $3.50. First Market at o.
A special meeting of the Finance Com
mittee will he held at the State Bank to-
lnqlnpSS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
unable 20 agree. were adjourned over untn To-

unable TO agree. were adjourned over until TO-
day.
Ihc suit for defamation 81 character instituted
a lev weeks ago By u. r. Perry and wife against
DIR. Parker hiss been thrown out Of court be-
ctuse noJecisration was f,icd as required by
Law.
=, 81 suc SUITS ot y. Il letticoias' y. ~ anu
mopd ana Chesapeake Railway Company for
damages 10 property by the caving In OF the
bgbth-streei tunaai the plsintitfs obtained
speedway.
The following suita were instituted; Wood
bury Glass Company against G. w. Barr for
$1,000; Wicknam * Co. against j. II. signalgo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
To Close the Richmond ONCE

lis understood that the Richmond ONCE OF
the United States Express Company will be
abolished after July 3lst and that the company
viii discontinue Its service over the Janes-ilyer
division Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway be-
tween here aud Clifton Forge. The reason as
signed for this Is that the contract originally
made with the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
will then expire and that the Chesapeake ana
Onto will patrOnize the Adams or Southern
Express, which now does business on its main
line
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
VIRGINIA Press Assoc atiop.

The Virginia Press Association will meet az
Portsmouth she 12th OF this month Ia annual
seasion, ana after tho business OF the body has
been disposed Of will 70 On steamer excursion
~ Dostoa snd other nggtherp Poin,a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
AucrIoN sALgs-rhia Dsy.
By Frank d. Hin & Co..
Real Estate Aucfionccrs.
AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OOF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNlM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OE,
BEVERLY AND RANDOLPH STREETS, W
AsTILAND AVENUE, AND on BEVERLY
STREET NEAR WASHINGTON. BELONGlNS
TO THE ESTATE or JAMES NJ. LOCK-
NAME, DECEASED, IN THE COUNTY or ben.
RICO AND CITY OF RICHM0ND.--By yiriue o.
q decree OF the Circuit Court OF tho county OF
Henrico on the I'd day Of May, 1897, In the SUIT
Of T. q. Leigh, IT., e Co. who sue. &c. vs.. d. NJ.
Lockuanes administrator. &C.. shall ofier Tor
sale at public auction, on toe PROMISES on
FRIDAY, July 8. 1892,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ. in the order named below,
the real estate belonging to the estate oil d. N.
i. TWO LOIS or LAND, one Of 30 and the
other OF 40 FEET FRONT. on north side Ash
land avenue, east OF Carter street
2. The NEW FRAME DWELLING NO. DIV
south Randolph street, containing . rooms, with
good water, &C.. Tho lot fronts 2lxi22 ieet.
g. The MAGNIFICENT. COMM0p1Ous, AND
ATTRACTIVE NEW bRAME DWELLING ~ tho
southwest corner OF Beverly and knndolph
Streets recently erected by James NJ. Locknane
a. a private residence, and containing about ten
or twelve rooms, and finished 10 tba most
beautiful and attractive manner, inc interior
being mostly nntural-wood finish. lbls uwelllnE
IL well worth the attention of parties desiring
drst-cl8ss residence in the West End. Inc LOT
fronts 02xf3 feet 90 a 10-foot alley.
L. The beautiful VACANT LOT on south SIDE
OF Beverly street, adjoining the above on the
west with 'front.' of 6Ox133 feet 20 alloy IN rear.
5. The BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT 2bxl4f
feet more or less, to alley 10 feet VIDE on inc
north side Beverly street near Washington
street. .,
q. rhe BEAUTIFUL LOT fronting on the ppItn
side OF Beverly street 73xl44 feet, more or iess,
to - foot alley. upon which IS a nice lraino
dwelling with about q rooms, recently occupieo
by the said LOcknane as his residence
All OF the above described properly II wen lalu
Oft and will be extremely valuable, as u ~ near
the car lines and the western limits OF lne cay;
The dwellings are well built, in good order, and
offer nrst-class opportunities TO parties seeking
Investments.
TERMS: one third cash balance on credit OF
six and twelve months for negotiable notes, WIN
interest added the title 70 be retained until an
the purchase-Inoncy is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the Court; or all cash, at the option
Of the purchasers.
SOL CUTCHLNS, Special Commissioner.
FRANK d. HILL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
BY Il. Il. Chanin s. Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneerg,
No. 1 north Tenth ST. Get.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il FRAME DWELLING AND LOT NO. 1924
WEST MOORE STREET, IN THE CITY or
RICHMOND; HOUSE FIVE ROOMS, AND
KITCHEN LOT FRONTS % FEET BY virtue
OF deed OF trust dated May 10, 1890, and re-
corded in Richmond Chancery Court, Deed BOOK
lao c, page 4j4, and at request OF the bene-
fciary, default having been made Ia payment Of
debt secured, We will sell, on tho premises, On
WEDNESDAY. July IL, 1892.
at o'clock +. st., the PROPERTY described in
said Deed as all that lot OF lana, With improve
ments thereon, lying and being Ia the city %
Richmon1, Va, on the north line OF Moore stree.
between Norton and Kinney streets, and fronting
on Moore street twenty-five C25l ieet ana pack
between parallel lines 100 feet TO an alley.
This property is In a growing section, and
therefore will Increase In value.
Terms: While the deed requires cash for ex-
penses Of sale ana debt due gs9so.2O,. by consent
more liberal terms win be- announced at hour Of
sale. JULIUS STRAUS.
W. }. WRSTWOOD,
X. b. CHAFFIN,
Trustees.
Sale BY r. 3. cHAFFIS & Co., Auctioneers.
vi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
BY r. B. Chain & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L TWO NICE LOTS IL uENRICo COUNTY
NEAR WESTERN LIMITS or RICHMOND
FRONTING TOGETHER so FEET ON VEST
SIDE OF CARTER STREET AND 40 FEET
DEEP TO AN ALLEI.-By ylrtuo OF n deed oi
trust from John Whoewright and wife, dated
December II. 1891, and recorded IN Henrico
County Court. In Deadlock l3S \, page 49,
and ut the request OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan ana
Trust Company. default having been made ~
payment Of debt occurred, We Will sell by public
auction. on the promises, on
WEDN ESDAY. July 10, 1892,
At q o'clock Z. NJ, tho LOTS described in said
deed as q" that certain lot or parcel OF land lying
aud being IN the county Of henric0, Va, near
the western limits OF Richmond. In the plan OF
River Visw. on the west side OF Carter street.
commencing 100 feet south Of New YORK ave-
nue.: thence running south ami fronting ON said
Carter street 80 feet, and running back between
parallel lines 20 feet 10 All alley
TRRMs While the deed requires cash for tho
debt due (s753.66) aud expenses OF SALE by con-
sent more liberal terms will be announced at
the hour Of sale. JULIUS SrRAUS,
". j. WESrMOOD,
X. II. CHAFFIN,
Trustees.
Sale by r. B. CHAFFIs s. Co.. Auctioneers.
jy7
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RAILROAD LINES
IsAJLROAD LINES
81 II NEH azH %Egg
NJ! NV HoIfoIk:XsstsInRR.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 20. 1892.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREErs STATION
300 A. n. Dail1--Rl Richmond aud Norfeu.
Through kxprsss-Arfiye N0rfN
1855 A. N. stops only a, Peter.
burg, Wayerly. and suffolk.
900 N. DAILY Tor Lyncnbnrg ROanOka. a.,
intermediate stations. NJ 90
necti0n beyond Roanoke eKcsoi n,
Winslop-Salcm division.
1920 p. n. Daily tor Roanoke. Rsif0rd. p,
laskl, Bristol, and all polnts So,
and West RIA East Tennessse g,. -
giuia and Georgia railroad. Fag.,,.
car Petersburg 20 ROANOKE s,t
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 70 Ma.
phis uia Knoxville aud Chat'lra...-
2:5S p. NJ. Daily Tor Norfolk, suffolk. sal Z,
tormsdiate stations Arrive So.
folk Il. VI.
5:45 r. VI. Daily. Arrive Norfolk e:20P.N
1l:4O Y. NJ. Daily for Roanoke, Radicrl. y,
laski, and Bristol: also for hi
field, Pocahontas. klkhorn. ~
stations Clinch-Faliey division. 40
for Louisville ami stations ~.
yils and Nashville rauroat :.
Norton; also for Rocky Noun,
all stations W,nsiop-salen dlyis.,-
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND ani LYNCH.
BURG read for occlfsn.y M +
PM; also Pullman sleeper Peters.
burg 20 Louisville pfd Morton .st
Roanoke. 10 Memphis ana Ne
Orleans eta Knoxville an ,ba.ta.
nOOga-
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynrlhgrr AZ
the Weet daily 7.44 4. ~, 2:15 p. NJ, AMI -f1
p. NJ. From Norfolk and tie East, io.IO A. Al
2:l5 p. NJ. and 0;3S p. NJ.
Tickets. baggage-chccks, and all iul rnr. II,
can b. obtained at Richmond and Petr..f -
depot, A. W. CARRIERS, 90l Man 1851 ,
and at the compaDy's ONCE, s.is east Main .'r,s.
X. ". COjkINEi.
PASSENGER hgrlL
". II. BENILL,
General Passenger Ascr-
General oclce, Roanoke, Va. uF.i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
BY II. Il. Chafiln & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Nc. north Tenth street.


AUCTION SALE OF
L HOUSE AND LOT on THIRTY-EIRSr
STREET BETWEEN VI AND y STREETS !;
LOT FRONTS SEW ENTY FEET, WITH BUILD
ING THEREON.-By virtue Of a decd OF trust
dated July 5. 1883, recorded IN Richmond
Chancery Court, Deadlock l35 B, page 2lB,
and at the request OF the beneficiary, default
having been made in payment OF debt due, we
Will sell by public auction, on the promises, on
FRIDAY, July s, 1892,
at > o'clock z. ~, the PROPERTY described In
said deed "a all that lot OF land, with improve
meuts thereon, lying and being in the city OF
Richmond, On the east line OF Thlrty-hrst street
between M AMI street, beginning 40 feet from
y street, thence running along and fronting on
Thirty-trst street 30 feet and BACK between
parallel lines 40 feet"
Property rents well in this location and this
sale oilers n good chance for investment.
TERys: While the deed requires cash for debt
due e23l $50 and expenses Of sale, more liberal
terms will be announced M hour OF safe.
JULIUS STRAUS,
W. J. WEsTWOOD,
l.. y. CuAEFIN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08

r. @. LEIGH, JR., & Co.. WHO SUE, vs.. IOcKSANE's,
AU,fINIsrRArOR-IS THE CIRCUIT COURT oF THE
COUNTY or HENRrCO.
certify that the bond required OF Special
Commissioner Sol. Cutchins by tae decree en-
tered In the said canse on tho "a day OF May,
1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF May,
1892. W. 8. LEAKE.
llerK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
ouR CLUBS GErTING TO WORK.
Tho Powhatan Discusses It's Finances
Ticket Endorsed.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Powhatan
Climb occurred last night. There WAS nothing
done except mere routine business, and tho
hour during which the club was in session was
chiefly consumed in discussing the finances Of
the organization.
In The absence Of President Balyin Colonel
John Boil Bigger occupied the chair.
ENDORSED BY TaE THURMAN CLUE
The Thurman Democratic Club, OF Jefferson
Ward, nj a meeting held last night adopted a
resolution most cordially endorsing 1.-The plat
for.n of principles, aspromulgatoi by the Demo
cratic National Convention at Chicago, and
pledges les earnest and unwaverlng support TO
The nominees OF thst convention Hon. Grover
cleveland Of New York, and Adlai L. stevenson,
OF Illinois.
mis- club waA but recently organized, with the
following officers: u. Il. Crump, president: l.
Uirshberg vice president; Samuel lackman,
secretary X. ID. Adam, treasurer, aud ;. Nj.
Chaise, sergeant-ai-arms.
TO ARRANGE FOR GRAND RALLIES.
The Cleveland Democratic Club will meet next
Tuesday at $40 Y. NJ. at the Circut-Court room
10 take necessary steps for campaign rally. All
members and Democrats generally are invited
to attend and y r,cipato
Ex-poetmasier Culiiagwortn will call o meet
inc of the Union Democratic Club for Monday
nieht TO appoint committees and make arrange
tnents for a big meeting in the East End to raiiiy
The nominations Of Cleveland and Stevenson.
Several distinguished speakers will DO invited.