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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
THE LIST WILL
SOON BE PRINTED
Commission Koiner to Publish Names
of Real Estate Agents.
APPEAL FROM A MURDERER
Hitc Asks the Governor TO Commute
His SentenCe-NisitOrs at CapitOl
and Library Virginia Mineral
Iands-Dr. Foster Resigns.

Commissioner Of Agriculture hoiner
will. about the FIRST of February, print
a list Of an the real estate agents IN
Virginia who shall send him their names
by that time. About seventy-hve have
reported to him. This list he will mail
TO persons who make enquiries about
lands. The Commissioner can furnish
enquiries with description of the SOIL
climate and products Of the various sec
tions Of the state. but he cannot under
take 10 settle them upon farms. lie Will
furnish them with such general iniorma-
lion as he can give and leave them TO
communicate with the real estate agents
in the sections where they may wish 10
locate.
TIE MINERAL LANDS.
NJ t<oiner has determined 90 call the
attention of the Legislature TO the neeea-
sitv oil making an appropriation 20 en-
able the Department of Agriculture 10
prenare a report or the mineral lands oil
VIRGINIA. Mr. Koincr says the expense
wiz be comparatively small ne SER
vices of a mining engineer would he re-
ouircd for several months. The only
other expense would boz the printing oil
the report West virginia Norih ,aI"-
lima and most of the other states nave
such reports ami Commissioners hoihei
thinks Virginia could make no peter '"-
vcsiment than 20 have such report pre-
pared Many enquiries arc being reeelN-
ed about Virginia mining lands
TIE CASE or HlIE
LAWYER Rcokr. of MccElcnbuig county
called at tho Capitol yesterday hoping 10
SEQ Governor Tyler BOO tne interest Oh,
Uue the murderer VINO is under sth-
fence to be executed on January ga
ue was disappointed as the Executive
a. i'm Washington. Mr.. Eocke LETT
number of paners bearing on tho case
with Private Secretary owen
Tho Governor is asked 10 commute the
sentence 60 life imprisonment Qulc
number of citizens of Mccklenours en-
dorse the application made in liite De
half
I'm the event the Governor shall decline
TO save the man from the galio"s' Alr-
Rocke requests him 10 grant Hite a re-
prieve FOR % few days in order thdt ne
may prepare for death
III is quite certain that tho Governor
will not commute the sentence ana u l7
not likely the reprevc asked for Will oe
granted.
Mr. Reekc says IIite is a very weak
minded man and his father before him
became insane before his death.
CAPITOL NOTES.
Mr. s r. Miller. Secretary of the state
Board of Fisheries and Capt john a.
curtis. member Of that body were
AZ the Capitol. The object Of their visit
was 10 confer with the Governor about
securing ammunition for the State oyster
feet.
The resignation OF DIT. l.. S. Foster MS
r.pcrintcnGent of the schools of Mathews
% accept The 0SJcc of superintendent OF
the Eastern state Hospital. has been
rendered There Will be a lively
nght over the position the Doctor Is 10
vasate The State Board of Education
will hold a called meeting 20 elect his
successor
Capitol Policeman W. VI. billiard was
better yesterday but is still very iii
man.
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and Mrs. n. G.. Rcinohl. Of this city 10
v,itnoss their marriage.
"The maid Of honor Miss seftruoe
1iouston wore a handsome pink ossdndie
over mink tanets silk. and carried ia
France roses. The groom was attended,
nv Mr. stafford NJ White OF Ne" NorS,
az hest man. and Master Francis A. liei"
nohl. brother Of the bride. az rins page
The ,isbers we're Mr.. ID. Wciner Reinohi'
m New york: Mr. w Parker Henohli
Air Porter Cox. Of this city, MI Edgar
y white. brother Of the groom. ana Mr.
Uarvo, l.. Taylor. of Richmond and Mr.
Graham nm Of Alexandria. The Rev.
Dr W. II. stricken pastor OF the
churcb reformed the wedding ceremony
Among those present from out Of the
cit,. vcro Mrs. Judge Joseph j. WHITE,
mother of tho groom. Nj j. Carter
White Mr. Ergar b. White am Mrs.
a. - Peasley. of Richmond, brothers
and sister OF the groom. Mr.. w. a.
Djckerson of Richmond; Mrs. william
NJ Ntcrrick. aunt Of the bride. O. phil
sdelphis. Miss Matte H. seip Of Mauch
CbYnk pa: Mr. and Mrs. S. Roland
Disbman Mr.. and Mrs. Frank tiobs,
MIR and Mrs Charles Lehman. Of Alex
sndria. Mr.. George Shoemaker. OF Ham
ufon va. and Mr.. George Lawson, OF
North Carolina.
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snndnr NJ tho y. VI. e. \.

ono of ihc most pleasant places ln inc
CITY for either citizens cor strangers ON Il
SUNDAY afternoon is the Young Men.
Christian Association. Tomorrow after
noon nj 4 o'clock the young mems meet
ing will be held. ass usual, ana VIII pe lh
charge of the general secretary Mr.
Mckee The subject for the afternoon
will be "The Heart The meeting VIII
omen with service OF song, and this VIII
be one of those enjoyable meetings IN
which the young men participate
At8o'clock the Boys Gospel Army viii
meet the speaker for the afternoon bee
ing Mr. Lee C. Crutchneld, and IBIS theme
being "The Teachings of Christi Boin
the Gymnasium Bible Study club and the
Workers Training Glass viii meet al
their regular hour. 51l o'clock.
Both the Boys and Junior Bible Glasses
will meet. as usual, this morning az s.l'
o'clock. Saturday afternoon or evening
is good time for young men 10 visit
the building Visitors or young mon con-
tempatng becoming members are gladly
shown through no any time
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TO INVESTIGATE
THE CAR LINES.
The Plan Of Procedure Was Mapped
Out Last Night,
AND WORK WILL BEGIN AT ONCE.
Representative of Both Companies
state That Every Facility VIII BE
Afforded for the Investigation,
Which VIII Take a Month.

a ub-committo Of tho Committee on
Streets held meeting last nieht al 3
o'clock to BEGIN consideration of The fol-
loving resolution introduced bon tho COM
mon Council r, Mr. James Caskic.
First. whether The tracks and cars OF
che several strof-car lines in Tho city are
iu proper condition for the use Of the
public
second. whether tho said street car
limos are carrying out tho provisions OF
their charters in the matter of their
schedule.
Third. n ans OF said tracks and cars
nre not Boo suitable and proper condition
FOR the public travel which of the lines
are Boo default t0 what extent and what
arc che powers ol thc city 60 remedy the
evil
Tho members of the subcommittee
present were Mcesrs Pollock Ebcl, King.
Woody. and Gibson. The city Attorney
and Citv Engineer were ON hand. as were
also Captain a. B Guieon. representing
the Richmond Railway and Electric Com
psny. and Mr. Phil b. shield from the
Traction Company.
COZ. CCTsHAWs STATEMENT.
COL Cutshaw. at the request OF the
chairman. addressed the committee as 90
Che nature of tho information % be gath
cred and the way that it should bc OBJ
tanned.
The two companies hc said. he pre-
sumcd would give the committee every
facility to obtain the data desired I'D 30
WAS very important that the report ON
Tho subject presented should contain only
facts The city Engineer read list OF
complaints received against both CONF
Isnics
COL Cutshaw said that it would take at
ff..f "a month 90 secure and nut in proper
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A pleasant concert was given Thursday
evening under the auspices of the ST. An
drews brotherhood in the new parish
han OF ST. Andrews church. corner Of
Beverly and Cherry streets. which was
cniovod very much by those present
The large hall was comfortably filled,
and the music was well rendered
The object was TO raise funds Tor the
proper furnishing and equipment OF the
reading-rooms for young mon and larger
BOYS recently opened by tne Brotherhood
az No. 225 south Cherry street News
PAPERS. magazines. books and innocent
games are furnished for the entertain
ment OF visitors
All young men and larger boys VIII
receive a hearty welcome The rooms
arc open every evening except Sundays,
from 30 TO 30 clock.
The thanks of thc brotherhood are
rendered 10 the ladies and gentlemen,
who SO generously furnished the music
for the concert
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
HON. JOSIAH B. ALLEN, OF OHIO.

Hon. Josiah B. Allen, clerk Of tho SUI
prcme Court Of Ohio. was a captain in
the army Of the rebellion, where ne lost
on arm; clerk of Common Pleas Court
of Athens county two terms, Sergeant-at-
Arms of the House Of Representatives,
and is now serving second term as clerk
OF the Supreme Court OF Ohio.
Columbus, o., April Is, 1891
The Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co.:
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted with
a disease, commonly known as la grippe
every winter since that disease was dis
covered / have tried many remedies
without success. This spring l was in
duced 20 try a bottle of Pe-ru-na.
have now taken two bottles and have re-
ceived much benefit therefrom. In fact,
all symptoms OF the disease seem 10 have
left me- Therefore, I cheerfully recon-
mend the virtues OF Pe-ru-na-
Yours truly
Josiah .. Allen.
La grippe has been justly called 1.-THE
Scourge Of the Closing Years Of the
Nineteenth Century" This disease runs
a course Of very uncertain duration and
severity. II leaves tho system in "A de-
plorable condition. tt weakens the nerve
centers. it impoverishes the blood. dis
turbs the circulation. clogs up the eX-
cretory ducts and depresses the whole
vital system. There are thousands upon
thousands Of people I'm this condition as
the result of la grippe. Pe-ru-na cures
la grippe.
As to the after-efrects Of IA grippe, so
with the acute stages. Pe-ru-na Is
specific. 1t seems 10 be thoroushly adapt
ed 10 this disease I'm all its phases. a
1af htr
Hartman every year IN which Pe-ru-na
is extoled by the people as being
prompt and reliable cure for ia grippe.
La grippe is I'm reality a catarrhal dis
ease. IL would be properly named acute
epidemic Catarrh. 4 few specimens o.
the letters received by Dr Hartman ON
this subject Will De- given.
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DR., M'COWN RESIGNS.
Or. ROderick Dew Dragged by His
Horse and Bruised.

HORSE anu blnlstu.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Jan. 20
speclal.-Rev. J. W. McCown. D. D., has
rendered hts resignation as pastor of Cal
vary Baptist church at Bowling Green
The reason assigned by Dr. McCown for
his action Is the condition OF his health.
lie contemplates a trip to Florida, and II
ne returns improved in health, 1t is ex-
pected and hoped that he will resume
his pastoral duties az Bowling Green
DR.. R0derlck Dew, Of this county In
dsmountlng from his horse had mar
row escape from death. His foot slipped
and the horse ran OF with the other foot
caught in the stirrups. DR.. Dew was
dragged some distance before the horse
was stopped and was badly bruised.
Deer hunting parties are becoming pop
ular There ere quite number OF deer
IN this county. especially In the Wilder
ness and near Charlottesville A hunt
ing party in Caroline county captured
a fine buck this week
IL is stated on authority that an old
cOlored woman, Martha. Bowen, living
near KNOXVILLE. I'm Orange county, Is
l25 years old. She is sim I'm good health.
James Wilson. OF lower Orange county
aged sixty years. was killed last week
while az work In a sulphur mine In Louisa
county by a caye-in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
lANDRUM WAS PERSUASIVE.
He Got Justice John 10 Commute MS
co,tcuce fo Fifteen Days Labor


ia, tbe helm of persuasion, oratory, ana
conn William I.andrum yesterday morn
Ind, persuaded Justice John TO commute
sd. sentence for twelve months IN JAN 10
fifteen DAYS ON the rock-phe
rardrrn was drunk and disoide1y on
.t,o stroet He was taken TO the Second
etst,on u.here he abused the officers. ana
be canned the climax by 'sassing JUS
lice John. who. as related, gave MN
tvyolve months. but afterwards reieh'ea
aud souf him To the rock-pile. ON cohul-
lion mat he would Doe good, and would
work one day extra for Squire Jones.
"tf I don't do it, said me prisoner
"IU get drunk again, ana tncn Eo" can
do what you choose win me
,.orre vs.. Carr. charged with being
5,,,,t and abusing Mrs $ r. smither.
was fined $50 and costs. The charge or
c,ntenpt of Court preferred against nm
was dismissed
David Wniams. coiorcd ON the charge
of boiur "a suspicious character was ASH
od 10 give 500 security for twenty DAY
Jeanette Turner coiored was accused
NJ aesaultinq and beating Rosa New.
and also with being drunk and disorder
lv Her misbchayior cost nor S5 ana
BENJAMIN Hatcher got drunk and
interforod with Policeman w. w.
Foster u the discharge of Dis duty ne
was fined $3.50 and costs.
Henry Williams. james Moore. ana
Alfred Allen were charged with being
warrants. but were discharged.
Tom Harris. colorod. was accused or
stealing ST. The property of j. H. Lewis
Fo was sent 10 the grand jury.
Charles wilkins was proved 10 ne
varrant Hc was fined s.. and couldn [
pav go went 90 tho rock-pilo for fifteen
days. 80.
Joseph Mitchell was eXoncralod from
The charge of being suspicious chat-
aCter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
C. & 0. IMPROVEMENTS.
The New Jail. Partly Completed, Must
BE Torn Down.

NEWPORT NEWS VA, January 20
SpeciaI--The Chesapeake and Ohio Of
ncials when they were here last Tues
day decided upon some extensive i'm
provements In the terminal here. Pier
No. will be completed and belt line
will be built west OF the main tracks
between Twenty-eighth street aud the
shipyard switch. ~ is done IN pre-
ference 10 putting 81 number OF siiinss.
Professor Epes. principal Of the schools
here and DR.. w. r. Cooper. president
of the School Board. will 80 up to Rich
mond tomorrow FOR the purpose ot in-
toryiewlng the superintendent OF Public
instruction on the subject OF securing
one of the summer normals for this
city
ne Building Committee Of the Council
met this afternoon and condemned all the
brick ia the new city jail. The structure
is about half up. and the order OF the
c0mittee provides that all the walls shal
be torn down and reconstructed accord
ing 10 plans and specifications.
Contractor Smith was here from Wash
lngton yesterday. but returned last night
lie said the brick was all right ANA II Is
quite probable that suit Will grow out
OF the business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Rosemary" a Great SucceSs-Pleased
Audiecc at the Bijou.

The story of Sir Jasper Thorndyke. OF
nele Hall, was well told Dy Mr. OTIS
skinner ana an excellent supporting
company OF players al the Academy last
night
Rosemary Is one of the old English
successes Of the Empire Theatre. and
IS written along the lines OF Sowing the
Wind, and other plays OF that character
and as Interpreted by Mr. Skinner and
his company is, indeed. a treat TO the
lovers OF that class of drama that car
ries its own without a heavy william and
a sOuDrette.
The story in brief IS that OF a young
clipping couple who become stranded in
rain storm BY the breaking down OF
their conveyance and who axe sheltered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
AnUgly Charge.

The case OF Samuel r Ford. the white
man who is charged with d criminal as
sauH upon The hve-year-old daughter of
gentleman hy whom Ford was EN-
ploycd 90 work ON the farm, was TO have
been tried in the Henrico County Court
Yesterday but was postponed until next
Tuesday on account OF the unavoidable
the accused.
Judge Wiclham Yesterday sentenced two
prisoners TO terms IN the peniteuuafy.
They were Lee Greene (coloreO. who was
given nine years on one charge Of steal
me and one year ON another. and Edwin
Clarke. Who was given three years for
being mixed up in the shooting Of opera
tor Dunston at Lorraine, on tbs Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
THE SONS MEET.
Resolutions Adopted in Connection
with Hon. T.. :. Barrctt's Death.

A well-auended meeting of the Sons OF
the American Revolution was held last
night in the rooms of the Virginia HIS
torical Society. Nlce-prcsident O.. IT,.
Puiuam presiding.
The secretary announced the death OF
Hon j.. Sheppard Barrett OF Massachu-
setts the President-Geuerai of the Ma
tional Sons of the American Revolution
and a resolution of sympathy and condo
lence was directed 90 De sent 90 his fam
ily 10 the Society of Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution of Massachusetts,. and Co.
the National Society.
The deaths OF four worthy members
of the Society were noted. namely. Judge
Waller r. staples. Col John B. Cary.
Mics n. Phillips. and Edward ID. Chris
tiau
There was some discussion in regard 90
the Lafayette Monument 20 Doe unveiled
at the Paris Exposition ia 1909 on United
States Day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

by a country gentleman, who no sooner
has them slowed away safely than the
parents OF the young woman. who are
In close pursuit Of the run-a-ways, also
get stranded I'm the same place. The re-
suit is that the entire party spend the
ni,l,t under the roof of the hosptablc
gentleman. who, carly the next morning
falls in love with the young lady az
sight. lie finds 1t great EFFORT to give
up his love but Is persuaded 10 do so oF
an old friend, and the parents accept the
inevitable, forgive the run-a-ways an"
the hospitable gentleman. in the person
of Mr. skinner continues his bachelor
career to the end. outlining however. all
the other characters in the story.
The last act gives Mr. Skinner an OPP
nOrtunitv 10 perform q splendid piece OF
character acting. Fifty years Is sup
posed TO have elapsed and Sir Jasper is
ninety years old. Ills portrayal OF the
old man is a masterpiece of the art.
The entire support is worthy ~ men
ton. Particularly is this true of Miss
Maud Durbin. as Dorothy and Mr..
John Malone as The Professor Miss
Durbin was just dainty enough in part
that might have been overdOne IN less
capable hands.
Mr.. Skinner, I'm response 10 a curtain
call. made a delightful little speech.
Rosemary" will be repeated AZ the
matinee this afternoon and the engage
ment will conclude with to-nights per-
Torrance.
Another well-pleased and large audience
saw the vaudeville performance at the
Piiou last night and manifested their sat
isfac.ion by continuous round OF
laughter and applause. The gathering
vas a representative one, many ladies'
being present.
The Brownings in their clever act, Fox
and Aliens handsome sketch and WIS
and To~retto were pleasing and the oth-
or numbers went well.
There will be a matinee az 2:50 O'Clock
this Afternoon and a performance to-nisht
closing this weeks BILL a splendid pro-
gramme has been selected for next week
sousa and his band are going 10 play
before two of the largest audiences oil
the season at the Academy Of Music on
| Monday. If an enormous advance safe oil
| seats is a good omen as II usually Is
| There IS no questioning the fact that
| gousa As to-day the most popular band
| master I'm America. and locally he is SUI
preme I'm his rule as a popular favorite
j9usa's latest and most successful
opcra "Tbe Brldc-Elect appears az the
Academy ON the goth and 5lst days of
this month. The opera is splendid
showing OF Sousa's art as composer
| and his ability % write genuine5
| amusing Hbrett0 The company Is th'
| original without an exception, and Is the
| lagest and most complete operate or
ganization ever seen In THIS city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
Portraits for Lee Cnmn.

r. +. Lee No. /, Confederate Veterans,
held their regular meeting last night.
Commander A. G. Peay I'm the chair
A most interesting report was made 10
the camp by Lee Camp Ladies' Auxiliary.
through Mrs. ~ V. Randolph. treasurer
which showed a great work done by the
ladies OF the camp for which the thanks
OF the camp were returned.
Short but interesting talks were made
by many members OF the camp.
Two ell portraits. one of a distinguish
ed artillery officer, and one OF person
distinguished IN civil life. Will soon be
presented to the camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

mans advice. which / did. He prescribed
pe-ru-na for me and / took 10 according
10 his directions and was cured Ia snort
time / advise everybody that Is troubled
with lung disease 90 take Dr. Hartman
treatment. ] am sure they will not re-
sret 90 n they do. / am now enjoying
good health and can thank Pe-ru-na toT
IT,"
Last winter. both myself and mother
were severely attacked with Ia grippe,
and by using Pe-ru-na We recovered
without having "a physician think
Po-ru-na is just the thing for suffering
humanity J highly recommend your
remedy 20 AN sufferers. Master Ross
Oshtom0 Micl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

dies Tor 4. but nothihg Va. AUle 70 '"It
me. | took three bottles OF Pe-ru-na' ara
/ am happy 20 say that u Is the pes.
n,odiclne ! ever used / am satisfied
,hat Pe-ru-na Is good medicine. and
- such have recommended Il TO several
of my friends with good results. II is
seldom 1 give testimonial. but think
ms IS due you. / hope others may BE-
benefited through you and your rene
dies. MIR. j. Z. Lowery, proprietor Guy
Hotel, Albany. Texas.
For free book.S entitled Winter
Catarrh." address The Pe'ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
THE GOOD FELLOWS.
installation Of Officers Followed by
Feast Last Night.

Hancock Assembly, No. !. Royal society
~ Good Fellows. am order which Is rapid
IN growing in popularity in this city, held
"a well-atteuded meeting last night ana
the following officers for the term We're
Installed by District Deputy George j..
Currie
Ruler. W. II. Hnl. Instructor. ~. T.
Sims. Counsellor. W. =. Southah, Pas
Ruler. w. r. Davis; Secretary j. Hun
ter Pettis. Financial Secretary, j. IL.
Rodgers: Treasurer "a. G. oster0lnd
Prelate. j. II. Allen; Director +. o.
Fitzeerald. Guard, r. j. Warmer, Sen
try. G.. NJ. Gary. rrustees-M. +. Hud-
nail. G.. II. Sims. and j. O. Phillips.
after the business Of the evening was
over the Good Fellows adjourned 10 Kirk
woods restaurant and partook Of one OF
his appetizing repasts.
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Can,ain Campbcll This Afternoon.

Captain II. Z. ". Campbell Of san
Francisco. will repeat his most interest
ing gand instructive lecture, 'beauiiiul
Hawaii and The Philippine Islands. al
the Y. II. G.. A. Hall this afternoon al
3 O'Clock. Captain Campbell has $50 mag
nihcently colored views of these Islands,
and is "a most interesting and Instructive
speaker. This is n rare opportunity for
school children and students, as well as
parents. TO gain information concerning
these countries
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PA tnNleel.

The regular monthly meeting Of Post
"a. u. T.. A., of America will be held
at the headquarters. corner Third and
Main streets at 5 o'clock tonight.
Mr. r. b. WalikaH secretary of The
Post. has been notified that National
Secretary. Louis II. LeBaume, OF ST.
Louis. Will be here the latter part OF this
week on the first OF next. As. Mr.. Le-
Baume IS quite favOrite with the
boys 40 doubt a large number VIII
be at the meeting tonight expecting to
see him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

Mr. j. Il. Allen. tHc
ana Immediately began 10 improve. For
a long time / could not persuade him 10
take il. but finally he began 10 take Pc
ru-na. too. and he now IS as enthusias-
tic in its praise as l am. Pe-ru-ha also
cured my husband OF obstinate nasai
eatarrh of twenty-five years' standing'
''Some time ago my youngest son hao
the grippe and the disease SCENE" 70 SET
re in his lungs. producing hemmorrhases
from the lungs. We procured the best
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
Transfers of ReaI Eslate.

Richmond Philip ~ schieicher and
wife TO r. H. Hardesty. IL interest In
Is feet on north side Clay street 20 feet
west OF Twenty-sec0nd. $50
Henrico: sarah T.. and James Hughes
TO- Robert Bigger. 10 acres on Darbytown
road. ten miles east of Richmond So.
Rasmus Nielsen TO Amy smith's trus-
tee. 25 feet ON Wiltshire street il6 ~ feet
from northeast corner Lewis, N2J.