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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
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EPPECTIYR APRIL %. l8NI.

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LEGAL NOTICE.
Iu che Probate Couu u aud for sa.tIa.
County Territory ut Utah
tu thc matter ui iho estate of John vs. cham
berlin, taH,N.


lu che matter uf ihu estate of luhu vs. Cham.
I.rlus ur. tuHUN.
NOTICE I- uEWEBY GIVES THAT
- uu the alHI Gay uf NAV, 300, Che admin.
l.IrHfIr of thu r.iAlT was Dos Che Probate Court
nfnfDHHl1, NF Judgment Of Htd court duly
made uuu entered. authorized tu HvI certain
portion ui One IUlI estate ~ .alI estate fuf Iur
purpose uf paying iHu drNta of HaIu estate.
INltu uusuaut fu fid judgement sli1 luWuuis.
traitor WIl Hr.l 90 private HtIU tu fHu highest
bidder iur rasH. thu following described real
estate.
Commencing ata point r.aht rods rast aud
seventy HUNru tl.rtY usU One uUuuruutua feet
north % che aIuurHst corner Ui block
ra. tlut 'N" Hat Lake city survey.
thence west feet thence u0ru 81
t,uJ thence vUat Do fees thence north D.. s.3
feet thence rH#t I0. foot, thence Huuth fcut.
thence rasf sl.H iUri. thence H1utH % DO feet
iutncu west co.'s trct thence HUuih b foot
ihUuru wet ..a fggt thence north feet.
thence west 1i. feet tu tHu place OF beginning
said property VIII Nu cold uu ur after tur ftl
day OF June, i7Ht NIIs WUHt ns In whiting Hud
must nO lUft with the Administrator personally
Oh 900 thv once of j. 81, bowman. so, b.3
iruErraH BUILDING. ralt "a. Al lIiE. Utah.
slId properly o. situated u Salt Laro city,
Wa ~ CtAMUEUtIN,
Administrator NJ Che estate OF john ". cham
bertha, deceased.
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,ss2SfRlo@ll NLU
4 W SsSTGaS GRANDE
. S,..siS WESTERN .
orAHoARo GAUGE
CuEEnNr la [Hprl lndl 90 1904
IiNl IAuLr, il LHJol hplU W luSti


Leave snit Lnhr
SO. .=Ior Provo. bingham. ana
al rUIH'. IaHtasss..s.. f.DI %. Boo.
SO t=tor ir0yo. GRAND junction
aud aiI points Laai..sss.,... b % %. m.
so. C-tor Provo. Nauu. aud
SAUNA ...s.as sssisssss.sitt. sssssts aiiN n. tis
40 s-Tor Eurcta.,,..,,,........a.a t.rJp. 200
No 8-ioF ogden and Wcsi,...a,.. % 40 -. m.
so l-fJr Ogden and Che Wgst,,.. 400 p,m.
Arrive snit Lnbc.
NO. l-Tr1m Provo. Grand junction
and thu taHt.s.sts.s ...s.sss I go b. m.
so Prom Provo. Grand junction
and tuu khst .............. % 'i3 y. m.
SO. 5-irom bingham. Provo, Manu
hrN Nuliua ..s.sHssatsss s.ss. .ss.s Q 90 %, m.
SO. n-tt1m LuroaA ...a................ p.ts q. m.
Ma. g-Irom ogden and tho West. 5.35a m.
SO. t-from ogden and the West. sll5 %. m.
only Inc running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room rIOrpcr 90 beaver VIA
Grand Junction Ani tu Kansas CITY and thicA.
o. via colorado points, free reclining chair
cais taIt lakC 90 Denver. aud only line run.
ming Pullman slCeuufa talt Lake % san frhu.
cisco. hochanEcal eioto connecuoua. safety
speed and comfort
Ticket Once, 10 v. End South
n e. DODGE. AZ WEpuY.
Gen, Manager Cen, supt.
J.u. ILNSEIr Gen. P.Nr.A.
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IN ANN MAAlNI OF NN AHAANN OF LNhAuttN ia
uhNui Deceased.
N0ure Uf Time sud place Cor the ttehrIng Of
Petition Tor Admission 90 Probate ui wal.
DuEsUANr 10 Al ORDER or SAID
Il Court boz faid matter notice BE- hereby
giYgn luai Tuesday, tho ilih day Of June.
A. 10. ltli. 10 Do O'Clock co.,, az Che
County Cont ii0u.r 100 salt fake CITY,
Utah Icuiiuy, m tho court room q
.sIi Court, hHs HruH appointed tue lime and
place Cor lhs hearing Uta petition ~ Carl T.
West qua Charles % Carter praying Tor Che
admission Iu probate OF "a certain document
herewith urrsgLtUl, uuulrNuE tu boz The last
WI Hud Testament ul Elizabeth llHuHUu, uu.
tUHHrH. when Nn1 whore aI. pUr.uuH IutrruH tod
may Hrnulr Hui oppose tUr probate nf snid
SOL. uI thU ErHnuus uf lUtfUrH documentary Go
,url D. MIesl and Charles 70, Carter, a. prayed
Tor iu enid petition.
In Wltur.. whereof. I have her,unt0 Hyt my
hand nu1 ufAru tur HCaI OF said
.ssNI Court tuH iih day Of June, s. D.
1900,
40. a. NTtnN
CLERK u. tIH Probate Court
Uy d. q. JACK, Deputy DIura.
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James We lItH Laura A.IlUH aud John T.. De-
Nluc uufDndluiH
DUEsrANT TO Az ORDER pF SALE
4 uu iHfcUlUslrn tD mu directed ~ thU
third judicial DISTRICT Court uf tho Tenn.
iurF uf tHu. boo The above entitled action,
snail expose 20 public sale 10 thu south front
door OF tho county Court House Iu tho city Of
ralt Lake county oi salt latu and luut ~
O'Clock h ui., lIl che riaht title claim and in
tufrHtuf janice W rU. and Laura A. IlttH ~.
boz aud Iu che following described rUaI estate
situate. lying aud being Iu 7alt Lake D.ty and
County. Utah tuI described 20. fl.lupt, lusvit.
Commencing No point pa foot east from thr
northeast end uf tuHmCrU A' street uu FlfHt
south street tAht Boo iul Fryun .iI. BLOCK
evenly .iII. Pat "a" salt LsFU DI,y survey
salt Lake County lnu T1iuIuty, au1 run
Ming thCucy east twCniY.uiuc ..II tUtt8 thCuro
south "rNunty five .ia| foct thence west twous
tT nine t.HI feet, thence north seventy uyU ..fI
iDCt tn place of beginning. thCau uUing the
HftmiHrs now need aud held hy james w.
iIfts aud Doe wife Lauu a. rifta. uudUf lease
from thr trustees ~ thu ratato ~ iflghHm
Young dated January 900, lrhH. also IrtHu
hum brigham Young tsiHiu 10 trHuk troCscf.
dated November lst ls'l, and assigned 90
10 be- sold DE- She property N james w..
rltH and Laura s. rIus nt She suit OF ratrlcE
fholuu aud stephen lays
Terms Df sale. rAah
SAT NJ BRIGHAM.
u D. Marshal.
ny T.. T. AuCuru, Deputy MarshaL
booth. Ice 4 Gray attorneys for plaInun.
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NOTICE rs Hereby GIVEN THAT
~ UruN o. NHulsuu. ChUrutuN OF the
laHt Will aud testament Of Paul ii. rhulsuu,
dcru1Hau, has rendered for settlement. and
Med boo sld court. her 1ual account n
account uuH boon du.y allowed und
approved and petition Tor IuHl die.
trIuu.luu off ono rUHIIur sl said estate among
tho pcrs0nH entitled thereto, aud That sAtIr.
dAV, tHo uu lHr of June. a, 10. l-Il. Ht 80
O'Clock %. u., at tHu court room or said court
100 Goo County Court House. salt Lake CITY aud
County Uuh 1rHufnH.. mao been duly ups
pointed by lNu judge Of said r0uft.
iHr fHU ngIuUL 900 HAu petition
Tor distribution. no atItu time aud
place HuV person Interested ln rhId estate may
"UHJHr HHI show cause, % amy there De-. why
Huu distribution should not bU made as prayed
tor
Dated May l5h, ieL
70. " MEIOY.
t.DrE OF the Probate Court
s MEDIEVAL attorney,
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Margaret hIHIl.frUu. 90 u'rI lIsIU
.uIF IlIEaEU. uHNI.
TTrnN UrAuIN. AND IIINs THE
Z HliymCnf. b. WIHHa 90 NtFr iI.HgfgpH.
tnr mnfhrru 20 HaN lH.Iu. HuIuf Joshua Davis
HuI l..iU Star. Dave. husband HUu H.fH HIu
UruHusH fuutu. .td ...T. Hau statements
lrInH fUfINri IuH .I.uHI before ma Hs HruIlfo
duIart IrNFIH" IHI Hu order Adopting enid
hl'l o." lNr aIII Joshua Dave Aui I.IH Mary
DAVIS DO D.. ordered Chat MDIuUHIa. fUU .ilh
dN of June. B. o. I.'l. at D. a. W.. 100 tHu
Count. Court llHU.H of Sale IA.I |.f.. Nr and
q. Doc o. appointed t.r limo auu uH.u flf
nearing IIu H1II petition uuI iHHII"U CLERK
cause dnu not Ur thereof Goo Hr Htru HH urr.
..flIUI IN |aNt Hf publication Boo tu. NIsHNI
INlh''u NIWs. 100 salt take tf.. Coz t.frp
weeks nnht haluI. aHlt hearing Thli 90 utr.
."n. interested mHy appear aud oppose sHii
witness my hand tHIa ui day OF june. l.1t.
JACOB o. ltlAlh.
Probate Judge.
lEusUHuN IS IhENUN.
Attorney. iUT rgtuUuDfH.
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City Ticket ONCE, 2Oi Main Street..
Telephone l}1
hurley. Gent AZ. riIfEr, Dept
T. DICKINSON. General Manager
I.t- luNAN. g.. a. "a. AFruL.
EI.It. CLAIM.
OLIVIER W. MfNh,
D. IlLEtL1 ANDERSON Receivers
sutiN ~. uuANE.
InLuEHiCh a. C0UUEHrI
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MARsHal,s SALE.

iu tho THIRD uHtrist Court OF Utah Territory.
=SHIu un lorCHllsuro.
Patrick rho'an and stephen Hays, Plaintiffs,
James W., rItiH Laura A.plus aud john g.. be.
vine. Defendants.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


n tho Probate C0ur in and for salt Lake
County Territory of Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

Nourc of Time sud place Cor the Herring d
ruMuln luL AlmL-LIun % rInllLa nl VIM.
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HyI..L Aucmu Deputy Mar,haL
Dated June End. l.ll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
City Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court Judge Well
ford yesterday granted "a petition Of the
trustees of the fifth African Baptist
church 10 borrow the sum of $3.50 from
the Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan
and Trust Company. for the completion
of the church building. The trustees are
10 give a deed of trust on the building
and lot for the loan. They are also au-
thorized to borrow in addition a sum not
exceeding 81 800, due the contractors and
laborers.
ON petition power was granted TO the
trustees of lot of land owned by Cen
tenary Methodist church, situated at the
corner of Hanover and Lombardy streets,
10 convey said lot to G.. i. Willis, II. II.
j.. Toler. G.. r.. Lowry, j. w. Martin,
wv. II. Clements. George r.. Masse w.
-. Wills a. Maupin and j A. McGil-
vray trustees. This Is the lot TO which
Washington-Street Methodist church is to
be moved.
call was issued yesterday in this tri-
blnai for a jury for next Monday, for
the trial of felony cases.
A suit was instituted yesterday 10y
Armstrong, Gator q Co. against Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Moore; damages $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
NEWS or MAxcHEsTsK.
wore seshs Courts and Other Ma:'e's OF
Interes..
MANCHESTER BUnEAU RICHMOND TINES.
No 1871 HUH STREET. BEAgT1E BLOCK.

MANCHESTER BUnEAU RroHaoSD TIMEs,
No. 1871 Hull STREET. BEAgT1E BLOCK.
FAe Hastings Court yesterday was busy
etth chancery cases, there Deins 40
case of importance on the docke,, thS
felony case of Thomas Jones tcolored)
IN tho Mayors Court there was only
enc case, that OF Mary Bell tcoloIcd),
who was convicted Of trespass and hned
The Board OF Police Commissioners met
st 5o YESTERDAY co adsfs@oon the matter
OF appointing extra police on the iorce
during the holidays. -, -.
The entertainment at Leader Hall last
Might was well attended. and was
4 marriage license was issued % a
colored couple by the clerk OF The Rus
tings Court yesterday.
The bar mill. horseshoe factory ana
pudding furnaces or Belle Isle are III
full blast. -,
a commission OF lunacy was held on
John c. Hall Wednesday afternoon ~
was decided that he was insane anu
ordered him 20 be sent TO Wil VIII ns q,,s
tees j. NJ. Perdue, T. u. owen, W. d.
L,thgow, and DR.. Edgar Archer
Manchester Council, No. ~, Jr. order
OF American Mechanics. VIII be lnstitu-
ted tonight and the officers that were
elected al the last meeting Will be in
The Manchester Grays will have their
FIRST parade on the 18th instant
Mr.. William a. Chambers. o. Lynen i
quence OF the serious Illness OF his aunt,
Thc City Council Will meet tomorrow
night. ~
Circuit Court of Chesterfield. was IN ne
city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
Ancient Order of Hihrrninns

AT a regular meeting of the Ancient
Order of Hibernans. Division No. /, held
at Lee Camp Hall Wednesday night, the
business of election of officers, which was
only partly carried out at the last meet
ing. was taken up and resulted as fol-
lows Marshal, John j. Rankin; Stand
Cunningham. NJ. Beck, NJ. Hogan, John
+. Don Levy; Sick Committee John Me-
Mahon, Phil. Bagley, b. OConnor. p. j.
McCarty, James j. Burke, NJ. Sheehan.
John Powers, Tom Shanghessy: FL
nance Committee. 5. l.. Kelley, James
Kane l.. III. Curtis
A large number of members were pres
emit and much business was transacted.
Speeches were made by State President
w. Il. Reddy, George Cunningham, John
j. Rankin, John Murphy, John Doyle
ana other members. A reunion OF the
members was spoken Of. and in the near
future much merriment is expected at
the banquet. which a committee are max
ing arrangements for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
The Festive Shoppers.

Broad and Main streets were crowded
with shoppers yesterday. and those
thoroughfares presented q lively APP
pearance. The clerks in the various
stores were in quandary as TO how TO
wait on the big crowds that literally over
ran the stores. There was a perfect
stream of people moving up and down
stores We're on the rush Men women
and children looked I'm at the pretty
shop windows, all dressed up with in
Vulnerable Christmas gifts and Just how
many OF our country cousins were saunter-
ing up and down the streets would be
hard to calculate. Certainly there is
every evidence that Christmas is coming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
by II. Seldom Taylor q Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE or THAT YALlU,-
THE MOVEMENTS THEREON,
KNOWN AS RANDOLPH MAYNARD'S
YARD. CONTAINING ABOUT 5ls
ACRES or THE FINEST QUALITY OF
CLAY. SITUATED IN THE COUNTY
or HENRICO. ON THE OSBORNE
TURNPIKE OR RIVER ROAD. Just
BELOW kOGKErIS,, AND ON TIE HI3
ONO RAILROAD, AND ADJOINING
KLAPP'S YARD AND THE YARD
LATELY OWNED BY JOHN r. MAY =
NARD.-In execution of a certain deed
OF trust from Il. Maynard to the under
signed. dated September ~ 1921, GUY
recorded in the clerks Office OF Henrlco
County Court, in Deed Book Ia -,
page o. we will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, December -, 1894.
at I O'Clock l.. NJ, that VALUABLE
BRICK-YARD PROPERTY above men
toned. being a part OF the property
conveyed by said deed. This is regarded
as one of the most valuable OF the
Rockets brck-yards, which are known
far and wide as producing the best brick
that are made near this city or that
come TO this market. The parties IN
terested are anxious to sell. therefore
you will have an opportunity TO secure
a bargain by coming TO this sale. I'M
mediate possession will be given. Title
unquestionahle.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at
six. twelve, and eighteen months, or
longer. if desired. for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and secured by a
EDMUND WADDILL, JR.,
A. +. COURTNEY.
de1o Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
THE HOUCHE-KOUCHs MAN.
Fined In tho Henrioo Court Yesterday
q her County News.

The celebrated Houche-kouche case was
tried I'm the Henrico County Court yesler-
day by Judge Wickham. w, -. We3.-
lake, OF New Orleans. proprietor OF nhf e
immoral dance, who attempted 10 eNhloii
his show at the last ExpoSluca II Mn
be remembered, was arrested. ana, after
a preliminary trial before Justice I%er,
sent on TO the grand jury. lie was Dalled
by Lewis Belts i'm the sum OF 800. west
lake was represented by Mr. H. o. ven
denburg, while Mr.. Conway X. Sands
represented the Commonwealth. The
court was engaged the greater part OF
the day in taking testimony, and the case
WAS not given to the jury until nearly .
o'clock. The jury were out only a snort
while, and returned Il verdict OF guilty,
fixing the fine at s.. .
In the case OF Harry Stoner. who is
indicted for conducting a game OF chance,
MIR. Wendenburg took demurrer. which
will be heard Saturday. and the case was
sent over until the next term OF me
court.
The case of Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine,
charged with arson. will be tried to-day.
The meeting of the Henrlco Light Dra-
roons, which was called by Captain
George H. Carter for yesterday, 10 elect
q lieutenant vice Simon Solomon, who
declined 10 stand for examination after
being elected, was not held In conse-
quence of the absence of a quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
R., F. & P. R. R.


Schedule commencing NOV IS, 1884,.
Eastern standard time.
200 A. NJ, Leaves Byrd-Street station
daily. Stops at Elba and
local stations. Arrives at
Washington 1915 a. NJ; Bat
timorc, Y noon Philadelphia
300 r. a.: New York, 4J3
p. NJ. Pullman car TO Wash
ingtOn.
1900 noon. Leaves Byrd,SS Street station st,2n
an Eba. Ashland. Dosweh
NIIford. fredericksburg
Brooke ard Whitewater. Ar
riyes at Washington an $50
H. NJ. Baltimore at b.N =.
NJ: Philadelphia. 7:49 r. NJ;
New York, 1898 Z. NJ Also.
connects with Congressional
Limited, arriving at Balu-
more Asa =. NJ. and New
York 9.0S +. NJ. Buffet Parlor
Car 10 Washington.
7.lO L. NJ, Leaves Byrd-STeet station
daily. Sleeping cars Rich
mOnd 10 New York and Wash
ingtOn 10 Philadelphia STOPS
at Elba, Ashland, boswell,
Milford. Fredericksburg.
Brooke and Whitewater stops
az other stations on sundays.
Arrives at Washington al
Ill0 =. NJ: Baltimore. 1855
4. n; Philadelphia. 3:G A..
NJ: New York. 6.3 A. NJ.
$40 \. NJ, Arrives at Byrd-Street sta
ton daily. Sleeper from New
York. Stops at Whitewater.
Brooke. Fredericksburg, Mil
ford. boswell, Ashland aud
Elba. Stops at other sta
lions on Sundays. Leaves
Washington at $50 A. NJ.
2:45 +. NJ, Arrives at Byrd-Street STA
ton daily except sunday.
Stops at local stations aud
Elba. Leaves washington
1851 A. NJ. Bunet Pafior
Car from Washington.
s:53 p. NJ. Arrives at 'Byrd-street sta
ton daily Stops AT Fred
efcksburg. boswell and Ash
land. Pullman cars from
New York and WashinGto
Leaves Washington at $50
p. NJ Does not stop at Elba.
1926 A. NJ, Arrives at Byrd-Street sta
ton daily. This is the Ia
nous Congressional Limited
between New York and Wash
ington leaving New York
daily at 800 p. NJ. Leaves
washington at $40 =. NJ.
stops at Elba and principal
local stations.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACCOAIMODA-
TON.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. ~.
400 p. M..Leayes Byrd-street stse0sst
Arrives &C Frederickso"iS
o.oo a. W, AEtiNts . AT bNIu-s,,t.t.ks bufS
ton. Leaves Frederic
at Soc A. NJ.
. DAILY EXCEPT SUNpN'
ASHLAND TRAiNsS,,.s a, Ash
e:i3 A. NJ. Leaves Elba. Arn'''
land at "a \. M.,ves at ASH
GO II. NJ, Leaves Elba. Arrive
land M 7:is 7. NJ caves Ash
$40 A. NJ, Arrives at Elba
land AZ 500 a. NJ, o,yes Ash
soi PM. Arrives AZ ElbSl In
c. A. TAYLOR. ~ @s,,a'I
u. 4. u. MYERS, Seni
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
Santa Claus Mt the Theatre

The Christmas-tree entertainment to be
given at the Richmond Theatre to-mor-
row afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock, for the
benefit of the Free Kindergarten, Baby
Nursery and Male Orphan Asylum, prom
Uses 10 be delightful affair
among the features VIII be a panto-
mine by "A number of little ones. drill
by the male orphan boys, who will wear
the costumes of various nations; Santa
Claus driving around In "a snow storm
and other interesting features.
Mrs. Knowles will sing the Night
Cradle song over an attractive scene
arranged for the occasion. and there will
be other music and attractive additions
10 the programme.
The arrangements have been OF an
elaborate character for the affair. and a
dehghtful time Is promised TO all who
attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
L or SALE.

For SALE
Pursuant TO an order Of the United
States Circuit Court for the western
District OF Virginia, in the case OF Paul
Hutchinson. Admir-. against the Nytie-
vile insurance and banking Company
1 WIll, on
MONDAY, January y. 1870,
sell at public auction, FIFTEEN LOTS
llug I'm Melrose subdivision or Man
chester. described as follows:
Lot No. |, in square u; Nos. &. lG ana
~ i'm square Z: nos. g and ~, in square
"a. No G. in square IL; Nos. IL and *,
i'm square 4: Nos. and 20, in square 80;
No. IA, in square 2S; NO 10, In square
II: No. ), in square ,, ana NO; !, IN
snuare 26 OF the subdivision or Meirose,
as shown by a plat made by James I.
Redd 81 Son, dated December !, lSJ1,
and recorded in Plat Book, pages 322-5.
The lots front j. feet each way and
run back to an alley in common. The
above lots were conveyed by William ID.
Rice to H. G.. Wadley, and by IL. q.
Wiadley TO the WytheWlle Insurance
and Banking Company. The sale VIII
take place at the front door or the court
house. i'm the city Of Manchester, at u
o'clock on Monday, the 2lst day OF
TERMS: One-third cash, and balance
upon "A credit of six. twelve, and eighteen
months. to be evidenced by notes, with
good security. IL. H. M2CflN.
de21-fr4W HecelNeI'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21

The great city viii be in gala attire
ana the week one of many attractions.
\ pleasant and restful trip for the
tired teacher, student professional and
business man.
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP
COMPANY will run another Of their pop
ular personally conducted EXCURSIONS
TO NEW YORK FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
SATURDAY. DEC. 22d at 3 T.. NJ.
VIA Chesapeake ard Ohio railway. or at
y A: NJ via Norfolk and West srn rail-
road, connecting at Norfolk with the ele-
gant new steamer jamestown" arrlv-
lhS IN New York Sunday at T. NJ. Re
turning, can leave New York Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday, or Saturday at 3
=. W. via Old Point or Norfolk, arriving
II Richmond next evening at Z O'Clock
~ Chesapeake and Ohio railway and
Norfolk and Western railroad.
FARE FOR THE ROUND-TRIP, IN
Guiding meals and berth on steamer
only Sll. Tickets good for ten DAYS.
=. Special low. rates have been secured at
Jne Hotel Marlborough. Broadway and
nhlrty-sixth street. As the party is
limited, early application should be made
70 GEO. w. ALLEN az co. Agents,
utlo-pt 1901 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
\ Christmas Present for Every Man, wo-
man and Child.
THE srApoAnD AIR LINE

offers as a Christmas present reduc-
ton OF two-thirds or more ia ticket rates
over their lines TO all purchasers OF
round-trlp tickets between stations on
their own and connecting roads, 800 miles
and less distant. on December a. Is, 10,
20, n, Y. -, "A. Is. -. ~. 81 and January
Isl. good 10 return until January 3, 1896.
Information regarding tickets, sched-
,,Ier. etc, will be furnished by Richmond
Transfer Company, II. ID. owen, ticket
agent. Union Depot. or at company's
rfyice. T III. NJ. BOYKi..,
City Passenger Agent.
$50 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
Law and Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court. before
Judge Minor. yesterday the jury rendered
verdict for. the defendant in the case
Of jackson Brandt against John l. Bos-
well a Co.
The court adjourned yesterday until
December Nth.
A bill In chancery was filed I'm this
tribunal by A. Hoen & Co. against John
T.. Small and others 10 enforce a judg-
ment recovered In the City Circuit Court
for $2fO62
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21
From the Executive Chamber.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday declined
10 grant a pardon TO John Goodwin, OF
brunswick county, who In June 1891,
was sent 70 the penitentiary for larceny.
The Governor also refused TO pardon
William Turner, of Floyd county, who.
last February, was sentenced TO two
years Imprisonment for a forgery.
The Governor yesterday accepted the
resignation OF Judge Thomas II. Wilcox,
OF the County Court of Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-21

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