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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
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THURSDAY, September 2Oth.

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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA IN THE CLERKS or
Y FlCE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF BEDFORD COUNTY. AUGUST Is.
1894.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TAX N0TICE!
The Richmond Real Estate Association

have adopted the following
rule: Taxes on Real Estate
for any year in which the
same is sold shall be pro-rated
by calendar year between
buyer and seller, and paid
accordingly.
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Virginia Exposition!
RICHMOND, VA.
October 9Th TO 10Th.

ENTRIES FOR THE GRAND VIR-
GINA TOURNAMENT. TO TAKE
PLACE or THU RSDAN. OCTOBER
nth. ARE NOW OPEN.
TEN PRIZES OFFERED. RANGING
FROM 500 TO s. IN VALUE.
For all entries and information address
JOHN r. MARTIN,
Chief Marshal.
selS-th&sutOcl FarmVile Va.
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In execution of a trust deed to me by

In execution OF a trust deed to me, by
John a. Lacy. Jr., ct. ais, dated Feb
ruary 10 1850, and recorded in Henrico
County Court clerks office. in Deed Book
l26 A. page g. default having been made
in the payment OF the notes therein
secured, WILL on
THURSDAY, September 10th.
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises
sell at public auction, 10 the highest bid
der. the TWO TRACTS OF LAND above
described.
TERMS: $500 cash on each tract and
balance at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest added. and Sc
cured by trust deed l.. W. HARRIS,
se9-su. tn, IN. we&th Trustee.
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RATLROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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SCHEDULE ~ Eft ECT JULY l. H'''
TRAIN No. 81, 1870 a. ".
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connections are made for all POINTS "A
tu,eNas ana california. siecpcrs Richmond
va 70 Danyllle and Greensboro.
800, TRAIN No g. 1910 p. ".
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iheysVllle Tor GAINESVILLE. oxford, ana
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Gu l.. al. daily except Sunday.
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ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
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i. NJ; No. - 8.f5 A. H.
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New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
PATERSON.

William Rysdyk made application 20 Supreme
Court Judge Dixon. at Paterson. yesterday, Sr a
writ of habeas corpus in the case OF freehoi'eI
John L. Foalks and the County Bridge and Lisht
Inspector, Thomas Howard. who are in jail nav
ing been surrendered by their bCncsman. ana me
Court having refused to allow bail. Judge
Dixon refused 70 grant the writ. and the men
will have TO remain In Jail unless their counsel
succeeds in getting Chiei Justice Beasley To DO
something for them in Trenton to-day. foalks ana
Howard were convicted OF having extortcd a brioe
from an architect who wanted the lOb OF drawing
the plans for q ncw courthouse While the accused
men were members of the Board % Fr"eholieiS
They were sentenced to eighteen months at nara
labor in state Prison. but were released on bali
pending appeal The Supreme Court sGsta'he
the Court of Errors. but. meanwhile their bonds,
man surrendered them. and Judge Dixon decided
that the matter had passed beyond his jurlsdc-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Charles \. Moore president OF the Montauk Club
who was thrown from his carriage when his coach
/ man was killed on Wednesday at Greenwich. Conn,
reported yesterday not to be suffering seriously
He has spiained ankle and n bruised shoulder
and is recovering from the shock His daughter
escaped unhurt The body Of Charles f. Brown
the coachman. his home In Iean-st
yesterday. He left widow and two children. Mr.
Moore had employed him twelve years. The acct
dent was due 10 his dropping rein.
Senator W H. Reynolds has exchanged tho prop
erty which he owns at Fulton and Washington sts
valued at S2250D. for property in Mount Vernon
ralued at $4,000 and 10000 In other property ON
the Mount Vernon property large manufacturing
plant to be built
Captain Charles c. Aitken part owner Of Tho
pilo-5oat Ambrose Snow. which he commanded,
who found drowned Wednesday at New
London. Conn. lived at No. pa Dean-st. HIS
widow said that he had gone TO New-I Iondon to
join the vessel. He thirty y-i"c years old, and
the OF Sandy Hook pilot who died three weeks
ago.
The Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company has
been temporarily cnioinod from removing the troll
ley-feed wires Of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company from its structure in Flfth-ave
James J. Simpson. Jr, has recovered 5000 as
damages for personal injuries from the brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company. lie was injured in a
collision with OF the dummy engines used or
the Richmond Hill road between Glendale and
Ridgewood which struck his wagon ana threw
him out
The speakers before the Conference OF Christian
Workers in the Hanson Place Baptist Church yes
terday were the Rev Cornelius Woelekin on THE
Holy Spirit in His Relation to Prayer; the Rev
w J. Harsha, "rhe Holy Spirit in His Rea-
tion TO Bible Study Major ID. W Whittle on
"The Relation of the Holy Spirit to the Evan
gcst": DR.. ]. NJ. TaGeman. on THE Second Com
ing of Christ" and Dr. a. T. Person. on The
Holy Spirit in His Relation 10 Missions"
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
NE " VERSE
JERSEY CITY.

Theodore Morris. of Jersey city. who was CON
victed of stealing horse and wagon. was Yester-
day sentenced to the pen.teniiary for one year.
Al earnest appeal made by the young man $
family for "A suspension of sentence. they even
offering to send him to Europe and keep him there;
Judge Hudspeth would not consent he Sad the
young mans esCapades had been too numerous.
He had shown no regard for his family and his
Intelligence and education left his offence without
eXtenuatior.
The trial Of oscar W. Roper. of the Mutual
Land and Building Syndicate at Jersey city, was
continued before judge Hudspeth yesterday.
Roper in his own defence testified that Renshaw,
the complainant. had never paid in any money
on his own account. He also denied all the state
ments made by RenshaW as to Inducements that
he was charged with holding out to Renshaw
with view OF getting money from him. The
Trial will be ended to-day. Roper Will then be
tried on a second indictment in which ne Is
charged with swindlinG a number of Italians.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
NETWORK CITY.

Randolph Gugccnhcimcr and Mrs. Gu-scrhcim'r
yesterday gave mortgage of $l.S"'o) on the prop
crty at the northwest corner Of broadway anu
Washineton Place to the Mutual Life Insurance
Company for five years.
w SIeinijz yesterday sent his entry ;or the mas
ters tourna;n"nt. to b. played under ihe auspices
of the city Chess Club. to President julius lAv-
incston Yesterday The latter said that he had
summoned the Tournament Committee 10 meet
next Monday evening. and that all entries would
have to he made by that day. lie wishes Il under
stood that the committee will not entertain any
applications Of competitors after that date.
A farewell reception will be given this evening in
the FIrst United Presbyterian church for sixteen
missionaries. who will sail tomorrow to missions
in India ari Egypt
\ meeting Of manufacturers OF artificial flowers
will he held at 30 o. South Washington square.
Wcs. rourth-st and south Fifth-avc.. IN the rooms
OF the y W. York state Democracy, at y. m to-
day TO organize for the purpose OF obtaining
lust rate Of tariff on foreign manufactured goods
and TO promote the general welfare OF the trade.
December wheat and November cotton both
broke records in the New-Yorl; markets Yesterday.
Wheat sold down 56g Is pcr cent below the last
previous low record. and cotton declined four
points to 80 The break in cotton was ascrbed to
liquidation by NcH-Orleans holders.
The steam lighter General Siscl struck sun'cn
obstruction in the Hudson River off Spuyte1 DuyNh
on Wednesday night. and beached on the J"r-
scy shorc. She pumpc! out yesterday by the
tug Excelsior aud towcd to South brooklyn FOR re-
pairs
The French war vessels Neuilly. Naiaie and RI
gault de Genouy. which have been In port ior
several days went to sea yesterday. passing SANDY
Hook about T. IN.
The French steamer Alcsia. which arrived her"
on Wednesday evening from Marscill and Naples.
hrOuIht ~ siocrage Passengers owing 10 mo
prevalence Of cholera al Mars''s. -" Health on
cer deemed it prudent 10 hold the steamer at quar-
aiitirc for thorough disn:'ction Of ;he ship and
the baggage Of the passengers.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY Y,-Gustave Hesler. Of
North Beach. says he will call the attention Of
the Grand Jury to the arrest of Lewis Van
Weeme a driver IN his employ Last Tuesday
night Van Weeme driving a load of geese
which were in crates, owned by Hesler, through
the streets OF Long Island City on his way TO
market. He was arrested by Policeman Cos
grove, who alleged he violated section No. Gs of
the Health Laws of Long Island City in bring
ing geese within the limits OF the city in that
way Van Weeme was locked up and his horse
placed in a stable the police station
but the geese were left in the street. When Van
Weeme was released on Wednesday morning. ne
found that forty-seven ducks and all save four
of the geese had been killed by the storm In the
night. Heisler says he will have the policeman
prosecuted for cruelty TO animals In leaving the
geese out in the storm. and will also bring suit
against Long Island city for the value OF his
oxxl
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
MOTNT VERNON.

" The three days session Of the Southern New-iork
Baptist Association. ended last night in the tlrst
Baptist Church. Mount Vernon. This Is the hr't
time the association has held q convention IN Mount
Vernon in a score o. years. The Nomens Home
Missionary Society held lis annual meeting yesi"i-
day afternoon, and the regular meeting OF the as
sociation began at 2:20 p. m, the Rev H. A. Mac
Murray. of Morningside Chapel pres GhH; IN a'c
dress was made hv the Rev. Dr. v. {. Biting. ~
Mount Morris Bantist Church, Harlem lhe even
ing exercises were under The auspices OF the t'tF
Mission Society at which the Rev. VI. Z. DemlaS,
the secretary. and other c,ergynen made addresses
-. The Annexation Association is to nave Il pun
lie meeting next week at which otto kempner OF
New York, will make the principal address y; B.
Guion has been elected secretary 10 succeed IN" dtc
Charles J. ChatAed.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
YONKERS.

The First National and Citizens National banks, OF
Yonkers, have issued reports showing their condi-
zion at the close of business October ?. The
First National shows resources of SSl96S} 03: loans
and discounts $7992iS 80; fund S25iO1 a 2
go 30 % which is in the bank); individual deposits
subject TO check $500 25 undivided profits. S0l Sc
The report OF the Citizens National shows
sSS53i7 50; loans and discounts Si57S6 6S;
fund sSSS7G 70 G2s954 Of which is in the bank); in
dvidua deposits subject check, S63i79 %; undi-
vded profits, 2il 60. AT special meeting OF
The congregation Of the Nepperhan Avenue Baptist
Church. held on Wednesday evening, a unanimous
call extended TO the Rev. Enos j. Bostworth, of
Meriden, Conn. TO become pastor OF the church.
Since the resignation of the Rev. Henry NJ War
rem last August Mr. Bostworth has preached several
times here and is extemporaneous speaker
Colonel Matthew H. Ellis has presented to the Rev.
IS. Parkes Cadman fac-simile OF Mtcn's contract
selling Paradise Lost for IS The fac-simile was
obtained by the Colonel while the British Museum
last year. and is said to be the only one in ex-
istenoe the original never having been Photographed
Wick Gfe were Married H on Wednesday by the Rev
Charles T.. Allison. Miss Louise COnknn OF Nydck
taned tain ihs The ember Of the jenkins Medical society
last night at the City Cub After the business met
Weston and family. OF Palisade-aye' have moved to
their NewYork city home for the winter. 5d al 40
morning Patrolman Jere s Lyons discovered light
in St. Johns Episcopal church THINKING II i ha1
and examination being made Il vas found tHa;
the poor-box had been tainpere3 with the me-
breaking a window to gain an entrance ~ tle
Injecting of the Young Peoples Association ~ ne
Warburon Avenue Bapsi chursh tbs eyeniH; ,n IN,
Peoples Union of America. which me- N toronto
last july. viii make their report -; The second Of
was he'd last nsnt IT was & PeCs'E Erdot Dy ai P@st
G. A. r.. occupied their new quarters In the Var
burton Buding for the I-t time Ses iSsi nish! Ihe
a handsome sword suitably inscribed, and belt
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican County Convention Lyric Hall
p
Morris Park races. p
Aqueduct races. 2Ij =.
Board of Education committee. p. m.
Anti-Tammany women massmccting. Assooia-
tion Ball p
Anti-Machine Republican conventions. s 2. m.
Genealogical and Biographical Society, No o
Wos' Forty-fourth-st. p.
Now-York Association Of Union cX-PrisorCrs OF
the War list Regiment ArinoTy, =. IN.
Liberal club no 900 East Fiftecnth-st. ?. m.
Dinner to Colonel He Nccchi and banncr-raising
evening.
Dedication Of house of worship, First freSby-
terian Church Stapleton. s. !.
LOYAL club 80. 1850 Third ave. D. IN.
Farewell reception 20 missionaries. First United
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Thirty-fourth-st., near
Eighth-avc p. m.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
IfFIJnS ~ BHODKLYN.
KILLED BY HIS owN ENGINE

\ fireman on the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
Frank r. Brady was Instantly killed 10y his o~n
engine at Myrtle and Vanderbilt ayes. yesterday
morning. He was twenty-on" years old, and his
home was with his sister Mrs Conway. az No. GO
Sackett-st. He employed on cnCin" No. -
With Erciucer William =. Lee. At : 'p Il. IN. the
engine was Oh the way uptown. and Brady MAS Oh
the front of tn" engine polishing il. ~ II slowed
UD at N&iderhilt-aYc. to stop at th" station.
way ho lost bi- balance and fell Oh the rail In
front 90 the forward truck. Hefore the locomotive
could j.. stopped wnCcl had passed over Tho BODY
o. the unlOrtunatr man. He was breathing his
last tn" engineer reached him. ii wa some
time before the body could be removed. as there
heavy girdcr alongside The track. Wncn IT
takeT. out IL found that Erady's ncch
broken and his left leg nearly cut of The fire
man had been employed by the company for two
years and was careful man. The accident de-
laycd travel for a considerable time
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
Ia WTER CU4RGED WITH LiRCENT

Emanuc. Townsend Goldberg, a lawyer with an
office at Nos. 06 and iOS Futon-st., living at No
81 East One e-hundred nd d-seventecnth-st. was ar
raigned before Justice Martin in the Tombs Po-
lice Court, yesterday morning. charged with lar
ccny The complainant was Thomas C. Clark OF
No. AZ Hancock-st., Brooklyn. He said he was the
owner of S5oC0 acres OF .and in Perry County Tenn
He took the deeds OF the property to Goldberg
for the purpose OF borrowing 500 the property
on July 26. He says that Goldberg filed the deeds
IN the office OF the clerk OF Perry County. and
then transferred the property TO his sistern law
Cecilia Moses. Clark says that he has demanded
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
NEWARK

A trolley-car into brick wagon at Belle
yille-ave. and Gouverncur-st., Newark, yesterday
afternoon. Frank America. the driver, had two
fingers OF his right hand smashed. and his llttle
boy was the back of the head d. Malagne
motorman of the car, squeezed on the car
platform The wagon was wrecked.
The Union Veteran Legion opened It's general
encampmcnt in CaledOnian Park yesterday. Chap
Chief John A. Danks led in prayer. and Cor
poral Tanner and General Palmer. Of Brooklyn,
N Y made addresses. The secretary Of the legion
reported a total membership Of ?9O2 The delegates
visited public buildings ip the afternoon. and had
a great campfire last night
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
STATEN ISLAND FERRY COMpLIcAr1oys.

The complications respecting the Staten Island
ferry have been Increased by the issuing by Judge
Stevens. Of Richmond County OF license to the
Rapid Transit Company a ferry from St
George to New-York. The law under which Judge
Stevens issued the license Is contained In chapter
ls OF the General Laws Of 1892 and reads as fol-
lows:
The County Courts of each OF the counties of
this state, or the City Court Of any city, may
grant licenses for keeping ferries in their respect
I've counties and cities, to such persons as the
Court may deem proper. for term not exceeding
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
HOME VIEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BREVOORT-E Postmaster General John Wana-
maker. OF Philadelphia. ENEKETT-Archbishop
y Fechan OF Chicago FIFTH AVENI E
Bishop II. B. Whippe. OF Minnesota and William
Barnes ir OF Albany. GiLSEY-Sir Ambrose
Shea. Governor OF the Bahamas and Lady Shea
Julian 5. Carr, OF North Caro-
lima HOII.AND-Count Olivier de la Taille. OF
Paris PARK AVENUE Ex-senator Norton Chase.
of Albany. WALDOEF-A. J. Cassau OF Phila-
dcphia and John X. Cowen. of Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12

five years. When the waters over which any ferry
may be used shall divide two counties or cities.
or "A county and city. license obtained in either
of the counties cities shall be sufficient To au-
thorize transportation OF persons. goods, wares
and merchandise to and from either side of such
waters.
The New-York authorities declare they Will do
all in their power to protect the franchise held
by Howard Carroll. and so there may be q contest
between Staten Island and Manhattan Island.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Christian EndeaVorers Of New-Jersey are
meeting In great numbers in New Brunswick.
The eighth annual convention Of the State Union
began in the city yesterday and enthusiastic
delegates from all parts OF The State are there.
numbering about l5CG. The women outnumber
the men In the proportion of about four 10 one.
'rhe First Reformed Church. where the main ses-
sions are held. - decorated with streamcrs and
flags OF orange ard black. and the delegates all
wear neat badges of the same colors. Many In
teresting addresses were made yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
HLOONlETELD.


FIGHT IN OH fOIf
AT an entertainment IN the Coiored Mission NJ
r Church at Bloomfield there was cutting AZ
fray on Wednesday night William DAVIS ana
George Henderson, both colored, fought in the
church over Victoria Price a mulatto girl Davis
who Is a butler. engaged 70 the girl but ne
broke the engagement Davis. Henderson and ;he
girl met H. the church. and Henderson slashod
Davis with razor 50 he may not recover while
Davis nearly bit of one OF HenCerson's : thuinhS.
Henderson was locked up by the police He had IA
revolver in his pocket.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
An Economical Luxury,
CIeveIand's Baking Powder.

the return o. the deeds and Goldberg has refused
to give them up. Goldberg said yesterday that
the case cou.d be easily managed. and at the
proper time he would show that he had done
nothing wrong Justice Martin set the case dow,n
for examination. and held Goldberg IN $500 bail.
which was furnished 10y Morris Noses, OF No SCS
West Ninctieth-s
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON-rh new structure OF the First
Presby ;erian Church. OF Edgewater IN Browne-s:.,
StapIeton, will be dedicated to-day
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
Announcements

a physician writes: Patients who are run
down invariably benefited by Milhaus tal-aya .,
the genuine great operator. Mihnus Is3 H was,
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
f. e. ". "Odrna" T.. e. ".
The new sexible band link button cut.

A LUXCEY For TOURISTS
Dr. Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder. nlctal boxes, with
patent mcas'lfing tube. Neat and portable IS eta
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise jc5 Moon a 1851 Moons 13
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A.M-sandy HOOK 5:36 Gov Island GOO Hen Gate 1'5
P.M-Saniy Hook 3:5j GOV Island 622 Hell Gate $40
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
INCOMING STEAMERS.

INCOMING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
Vessel From Lins.
FriesIand Antwerp Sept 20. Red Star
i Wilhelm Gibraltar. oct l..........N q Lloyd
Scandia. Hamburg. Seut 30. amb- Amer
Yucaian. Havana Oct G.::........N cuba
Europ- Sept National
Marengo ........AntweIp sept 2f........... Wilson
Campana. Liverpool. oct .Cunard
Augusta Victoria Hamburg oct anb Amer
SATURDAY. OCTOBER II.
Southampton. Oct American
La Champagne HaVr". oct ...............Fr'n r'nrh
SUNDAY. OCTOBER IT,
Ethiopia. GLASGOW Oc: Anchor
.Grno1. oct i.............N g III Hd
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12

30 WHST SvTTI-ST.
Diseases % he Nervous System. Gento-I'rnarv Or.
Cans. Impoteny ana sterility. Hours to l. to 8
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12

Phillips Digestible Cocoa
is more delicious Ia ast. and than anv other
preparation II cocoa and chocolate. Easily dg.stcl
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12

TODAY.
Vessel. For Line. Mails close. NerScl sails
state = Nebraska. Glasgow AUan.Sini ..... 300
lrOquois. Jacksonville tIsdc. ...... "tst
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12

he
d....I I.her. Will give
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
SHIPPING NEUN

W''Fi IN ], VI I'TTT..-. y
AcAson.illo. Ciyde.......... ........ 800 p a.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-12

SATURDAY. OCTOBER r.
81 1
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER II.
OCTG DING STA MERS.

TODAY.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-10
NOTICE OF SALE.

MR.. q. WEST WISHES TO GIVE
M notice a. his patrons that he has this
day sold out his Carriage Mandatory and
the good will Of his business 10 Mr.. W. W.
WRIGHT. Mr.. West earnestly desires all
his customers to continue their patronage
At the old stand with Mr.. Wright,
q, WEST,
Dated June 80, 1884.