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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
DRY GOODS.
Almost every day something is added

Almost every day something Is added
to our stock, which goes long way to-
wards making our store spec'al point
If interest to those who want TO
see n large assortment when they buy
only want to buy what is reliable, aud
want TO buy at small profit prices.
To-day it is a small matter like writ
ing PAPER. You will see table piled
full of il as you enter the store. There
is heavy linen paper, thin linen paper
white paper. cream paper. small siz9
papsr, large size paper, ruled paper, ua-
ruled paper, rough finish paper. and
satin flush paper. This is to be sold oy
the pound, and ljc. bugs pound. You
can select all Of one kind, or have II
mixed. IL is weighed right before your
ewes. and you are sure Of getting a
pound. OF some qualities it takes two
packages to a pound, some one package
and some one.half package. all accord b.
ing to the thickness of the paper. lt
has been es .imated you get almos,
twice as much paper for your money.
This paper can always be bought by the
pound at the stationery counter. Inc
Dress Goods window has been re-
trimmed. Just stop minute; there
are two items in it that might interest
you.
No. 1 conss' : Of twenty-five patterns dark
tone coIored plaid and stripe. rough-fni-h
Serges. no two patterns alike. 90 be soFiior
75c. yard Patterns contain ciehi ton
yards
No. 2 is about twenty patterns of same s'Nle
goods. not any finer In quality hli si> ies
that cost mQre. these are marked - "a
yard. Noneed for us 10 mention how
much these are worth; you cam tell that
as soon as YOU see them.
our display Of Paris Unmade Dress patterns
las set the ladies talking all over town.
The best we've ever SEEM Is the CONF
mon remark
Have You ever tried the Royal stainless
Black Hosiery for yourself the children
or the men folks? This is positively ihe
only brand OF Black Hose that won't stain
a particle. won't turn green when you
wash them. and won't tear easily. and
won't fall into holes. You can get pair
for DC. OF 5Dc. or 81, II you want silk
ones. and al cNer5 Price. they axe equally
as good as 20 conrn0a dye hose, and yoc
buy PSF OF lose for winch 'he money
will BE- returned u thof BON act as fop-
resented. Wewil r,luru tle money 4
card OF the same brand Aturing cotton is
given with every pair hose. We have
tried the Gloria bmnd. the smith Angel
brand. and several 0thcr-. n3ne OF which
have gwen the satisfaction as have inr
Royal Stainless Hosiery.
The special lot of Umbrellas are selling rap
IDLY. You might think it's thc weatIi,.'
but il is the prices that are causing d.
Twenty-sixIncn Satiucs. silver hanlies. sSc
rwenty-six-inch Gloria Silk silver hau-
dies, si.I0.
Thirty ami Thuy-two-inch Gnghamr para
g0n frames. 81.
Twenty-slx-Inch Twilled Gloria, silver ham
dies. 81
Twenty-six-rch rwillcd GLORIA. natural Ian
dies 81.
India Gloria. can Doe better. 90.
Twilled silk. root handles. $3.50.
WE CLOSE Ar 6 p. ~ Every DAY TX
CEPT SATURDAY.
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| Manchester.

ADAMsON, A. l., Manchester.
ApPERSON Il CO., No. 8 north Eleventh
street.
BRANDT, JACKSON. * co, 1905 east Main.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL K SHUMAN, No, 8
norm Eleventh street.
BOWIE, y. ~, No. ( north Eleventh street.
BROWN, j. THOMPSON Il CO.. lIl3 east
Nam.
CATlIN, T.. A., No. 13 north eleventh street
CHEWING 4 ROSE, No. north Tenth
street
CHAFFiN. II. b. * 60. No. north Tenth
street.
CRAWFORD. GEORGE t.. No. 1905 Bank
street.
DEACON. UPPER & CO., s2i T.. Main.
ELAN JAMES b.. I1l3 n. Main.
GDDDlN JOHN T.. Eleventh cor. Bank.
HILL. FRANK D,&CO, No. north Eleventh
street.
QUAHLEs 4 MccURDY. 1912 east Nam
street.
ROsr. CHARLES A., No. IL ". Tenth street
RUTH tkFoO"D, riOM As, No. Z north
Ieuth street.
surlO 4 60. No, 1914 east Main street.
rAN.OA. IL SELDOM. &.SoN. Elevea cor
her Hank. -.
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your voice will settle this matter
forever. ask YOU, fellow citizens,
not on my own account. for there are thou,
sands of men in this district n worthy as
am. hui for the preservation u your liber-
ties and the maintenance Of your rights TO
pui down this Infamous piece Of legislation.
TWO SPEAKERS.
Mr. Wise contFasied Speaker Reed with
Senator Carlisle. his predecessor. Mr. Car
Isle. said. was made present when the
House adjourned in the session be
was ia presiding officer, FOR his
imparlialiiy in ruling. but Reed goes
away bearing the utter contempt
Of every bill m Congress. AftCr the Nth Of
November next want 90 point 10 the over
whelming majority Of this district as re-
buke 90 the Force bin and The infamy Of the
Republican party Applause. show 10
,hr world that the people % Virginia have
moi. and will never. surrender her rights a.
a fee aud uuirlmmeiod people,
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Nise's speech
the meeting adjourned.
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was moi the cause Of passing the civil ser
vice law. He said most assurcdly that he
was not.

was moi the cause Of passing the civil ser
vice law. He said most as-urcdly that he
was not.
RrDrAM LOOSE.
Amer Judge waddill had resumed his
seat the bcdlam was worse than while ne
was sIcaking. A colorcd man stood on @ Q
Of the benches and by vigorously POUNDING
with hi, umbrella and exercising his NAM
moth lungs 20 their utmost extent, he man.
aged 10 drown the other voices ana
the continuous rapping Of the gavel
and SAID: "For goodness sake, men,
sit down; don't disgrace yourselves any
longer. Don't YOU know you are proNirg
TO the world that you can't control your
selves Now in the name Of ihc Lord SIT
down and keep your mouths shut"
The meeting became little less bois-
tcrous. and Major Walker offered a resoiu-
ton endorsing the action of the invincible
Reed, the Hon. Edmund Waddill, and the
policy OF the Flny-frst Congress. THIS
resolution was unanimously adopted amid
the most vigorous applause.
PLANET EDITOR.
John Mitchell. Jr (colored), editor Of the
Richmond Planet, was introduced 10y the
chairman, and during his remarks there
was something akin 10 order. He said he
thought they ought TO be more patient with
Mr. " addill, as he had done tolerably well.
lie tried TO impress his hearers with the
importance Of unity between black and
white Republicans. Reed, he said, was cN-
pecting the Third district 10 do her duty,
and he believed that she would. Tell
all your friends, he said, That
we will have candidate IN the
FIELD, and George Wise won't have the
walk-oyer that he is expecting. He said
Y.stl l., b., in
10 nothing. They are only caused because
100 many of us want Offices, but we all
think Mr. Wise has had office enough.
at Wise should By any chance 90 10
Washington. he will 20 with fraud stamped
on his brow" He said they would have a
cand date, and that they would make the
campaign lively: that if the District Com
miitce didn't give them ore the people
would put up a man. but that they fully III
tended 20 have a candidate, and that they
would without doubt, carry The dlstric'.
He was loudly applauded during his re-
marks AID after he had finished by both
races.
SHERIFF SOUTHWARK.
After loud calls for Sheriff southwark, the
Sheriff made his appearance, and was IN
irOduced. lie said he did not know whether
they could win or not, hut be believed that
seven Fights of those who pushed the
wagon when il got TO the hill wanted man
nominated, and that he thought they should
put a man in the field and do the best they
could Mr. southwark spoke about fifteen
minutes. and during his talk very little dis
turbance was 10 be heard.
TIE chairman announced that he had Sc
lected the committee rs provided for IN the
resolution, but as all the counties were not
well represented, that he would not an
nounce the names at that time.
The meeting then adjourned, but that
could only be told by the fact that the gaycl
was no longer heard adding its share to the
unearthly din which had been resoundins
for several hours within the peaceful walls
of the lIcnricO county courthouse.
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Mr.. WILDE DEAD.
i!- Reinain- VIII Er Brought 20 Rich
mond FOR Burial.

i!l- Rsinain- VIII B- Brought 20 Rich
mond FOR Burial.
The sad intelligence announcing the death
i'm Chattanooga, Tenn. Of Mr. G.. Waddy
Wilde. was received with regret by many
friends. none OF whom had even heard Of
bis sickness, aul were unprcpared for tho
shock.
Mr. Wilde WAS native oi Richmond, and
"A printer o., trade. but FOR several years has
held the position Of post0ilice inspector. The
duties of which he discharged with great
efficiency.
Mr. W Idle was very popular m Richmond,
and his death IS deeply regretted by all who
knew him.
He leaves a wife and several children. His
wife was a Miss Baeby. The remains will
reach the city to-day az l2:i'. ard will Zee
met az the Byrd-street station by COM
mii,ec from 81. johns lodge, A. +. ana \.
VI.
The funeral viii take place at o'clock
from All-Saints Episcopal church. PAIL
bearers: Messrs. IS. J.. finegan. William
RYAN. Louis Rawlings. William II. sands,
Charles J.. Wing0. and 4. X. Nicou.
The Grand secretary, Mr.. lsaacs, tcit-
craphed Yesterday 20 "a Masonic lodge at
Chattanooga, requesting them 10 pay the
customary Masonic respect TO the de-
ceased.
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THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
Prospects Bright In the Ninth District
APPOINTMENTS.


Appointments.
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson has received let
ters from the Ninth district among them
one written by eX-Attorney-General Ayers,
which states that the Democratic party in
that section is we'll organized and that Hon.
John \. Buchanan will be returned to the
House of Representatives by large major
ty. Mr. George 4. Mills, the Republican
candidate, is creating no enthusiasm what
ever.
Tonight Mr.. Ellyson will 90 to StauntOn
aud confer with the county chairmen in that
section. Next Tuesday he will be in suffolk,
where the convention for the Second dis
trict meets on that day. On Friday Of next
week he will visit the First district, which
will complete his tour Of the districts.
The following appointments for speaking
are announced by the state Committee;
Spottsylyania Courthouse, Monday. Octo-
Der 9Th, Hon. ii. W. flOurnOy and Hon. J..
/. Smith.
Richmond Courthouse. Monday, October
9th, Hon. j. y. Stubs and Hon. II. Hatha-
WY.
Appointments for Hon. i. q. Lester:
Gray son Courthouse, October eth; Floyd
Courthouse, October 18th; Pittsylyania
Courthouse, October Goth; Patrick Court
house October 2Sth.
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AUCTION SALES.

sale Of frame dwelling No. 0l2 north Twenty.
SeyeL IN street, Friday, October 30. at +.
NJ
sale Of frame dwelling on Eggleston street,
near Winder street, saturday, october
3th, at 5 l.. NJ.
Commissioners sale of block of buildings
corner OF Grace and seventeenth streets,
saturday. october 18th, At 5 T.. VI.
X y. Cnalhn < Co, Aucti0neers.-1rustee 5
sale Of valuable mill property In Char
lOftc county, known as "Jeffress Mil,
Wednesday. October Sth. at keysville.
sale OF building lots on Floyd street between
Plum and LOnbarJy, Friday. October 3D.,
at $50 T. VI.
sale OF 100 building lots on the Brook Road
near toll gate, Ihursday, October 9th, at
II VI.
sale Of building lots at Newport News We'd
nesday, October 18th.
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Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday Joseph
Iepler was fined s. and costs for being
drunk.
John Booker and Delaware Anderson
were charged with being disOrderly and
fighting on the street. They were each
fined $3.50 and costs.
W. Newton was charged with fighting in
the street, and c VI. Drewry and W. L.
Bond were charged with being disorderly in
Mark Davis pool-room. They were each
fined $50 aud costs.
John squires was fined - and costs for
being drunk.
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The death Of Mrs. Mary Ann Childrey
wife of Captain y. r. Chilircy of iienricn
county. occurred Yesterday morning at 3
o'clock 40 her home near Fort Harrison
licnricO county. She was daughter
of Or. James 4. Agncw. II MOTTO
way county, and was known during the
war, from border 20 border of the Conled-
cracy, from her unliring efforts TO re-
lioyc the hunger. sickness. and distress Of
the Confederate soldiers who were in camp
in The nei ghborhood of Chaain's farm.
Ine funeral viii take place to-day at ,
O'Clock from her late residence.
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Mr. Dennis Wrcn Electeh.

The Police Board met yesterday after
noon at O'Clock TO ill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the sudden disappearance ofJohn
+. Enright, policeman of the Second dis
trict, who left few days since because he
owed many bills and bad little money to
pay them with The Board elected Mr..
Dennis Wren, Of jackson Ward, as En-
rights successor.
This election makes the fourth man of the
Wren family policeman. John Wren.
who died "A short time ago; Dan, who is
also dead, and Thomas, who is now "A mem
Der of the force. The selection Of Mr.. Den
mis- Wren is in every way an admirable one,
rs he will make good and efficient officer
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THE WEENLY TINES, published every
fhurdas. nas aiauy hiiHtt features as
uacts its nHn. and s str Lger T. 1T SIS than
eyer befyie a. Is oue at re hest weekly
neN-plrer.. catering o. cNer, pure and
legitimate Taste, published. H. addition to
All the general polirc'i. religions, literary,
and Agricultural pews. % q ri'-l = reliable
aud complete market report. iug WEEK
~ TINS ssent p,stplid iore'ed ).hr per
year. Sample copies free,
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MANCHESTER MATTERS
Item. from a.. CITY on the 0,hor side of
the Bridge.


tho Bridge.
Tle last census shows the population ~
Manchester 10 be 9.2-9, am increase u 3,3No,
or about 81 per cent; besides This there Is "a
population Of nearly 5000 ON thc suburbs OF
the city. making Che population Of Che place
nearly 1900.
IN Chesterfield county the Elttick ana
Battersea cotton mills have closed. This
will throw 70 large number OF people ONT oi
employment, bnt it is believed that the
"shui down" is only temporary.
Samuel Gardner (coiori) wac arrested
Wednesday egtnnr on liuil street for
stealing chickens from the merchants
c0ops. lie was jailed for siN months ant
fined $50 for resisting the police.
AZ meeting of the ALERT FIRE Comlan. ,
held Wednesday night, four new members
were elected
Mr. Melvin &. Thorpe ana Miss BERTHE j..
Roberts were married last Wednesday
might on Porter street. between Thirteen h
and Fourteenth, Rev. T. =. Reynolds. OLE
Chatting.
Mrs. DR.. A.C. Wood. Of Owcnshoro. Us .
is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Cox, on Porter
street.
The OM Dominion Cotton Mills arc work
ing nearly "a fuil force. aud -succc--iii
winter ran ie contemplated.
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A REGIMENT OF SOLDIERS.
e,esT VIRGINIA RECEIVES IT'S AN
hUkL INSPECTION.

Tho ORGANIZATION Pronounced IN yer,
Con-, T.im-ynusuai Tactics Performed
,,.,,,div-Tho Driu ofthc ignal Corps
opinion Of tho Weather.
The yearly inspection Of the First Nir-
ginla Regiment took place last night at the
Armory. 4 large crowd Of ladies en-
.o,,r,oel the soldier boys by their bright
o,c. IN d, thcir best. and from the excellent
.fo,y,nr ihs military made IL would seem
,i,at fine se,nUllations were used 10 sooi e.
eac, The regiment never appeared TO bet
~, advantage. and it is the first time for
some year. lhat il has been inspected rs a
regiment.
To those who do not keep posted IN
military affairs the sight was surprising
and gratifying one. Not since tue Lee
uuyeiing have 30 maLy soldiers 1een "'i'
.balled together. and Colonel Jpnc, ue-
serves much credit for the efficient manner
In which he mas commanded the regiment l.
II WAS an open secret last year thdJ lle
REGIMENT was fast dwindiing down 10 nola-
Ing. but through Colonel Jones ana hls
.,otbcr officers efficient management II can
10 safely said tlat NOW the tide u turned
and that the regiment within the next
twelve months. 10 j. believed, VIII almost
double tselfas regards numbers ana en-
cheney.
FINF SHOWING.
Last night it was q splendid showing
and the officers and men should be justly
proud OF the display. Acknowledgment
Mcdonald. who was present, expressed to
Colonel Jones his pleasure at seeing such
"a ..rOod exhibit Cf the organization Inc
inspecti0n was very thorough. the officers
and men being pui To tests unusual IN he
volunteer organizations M tie olate. lhl@
was 10 show the efficiency Of the regiment
and they proved themselves equal Ia 81.
One portion OF the programme was rs
l0llow8: Company 4 was ordered to EQUIP
Itself for regular service, which 1t did IN
i2ll minutes Company J.. same order, J. p
minutes; Company ID. l3la minutes; Com
panv =. 1862 minutes; Company J., 10
minutes; Company &. Is minutes.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Amor Che inspection OF the regiment The
signal corps gave an exhibition Of ill., prom.
cheney. TWO messages were Transmitted
and received correctly. one Of the mes
SAGE, wac. "What Kind OF weather will we
have tomorrow and the man Tepj ine
showed bis wisdom by signaling. THAT he
did not know" Inc corps was under
command of sergeant William Glib
son, OF Company T.. and IN their
SIGNALING the corps showed good WORK. me
sigualu is done hy means az flag, the
Gip of o. 90 The LETT. centre. or right mean
iu., either one. two. az three These num-
bcrs represented the alphabet and in this
way the words arc speit by the waving Of
the nag
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The Mozart Academy was filed c0mlora.
bly, last night. when The Little tycoon
was sung before "a delighted audience. Mr.
Libby (who is q cousin uf SIR. George W.
Libby, ~ this city,) Is rather brusqge for a
fond lover. but lin other respects bee does
quite Well" Miss Luc.tie's Dolly is the
best ever seen here. Ai.s Willard, as Nio-
let. plcases with her clear iweet voice, aud
all the rest acquit themselves uicoly. The
opera will be heard again t-nigh, and to-
morrow.
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Irnn.fere of PropeItY.

Richmond City; Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company TO the Richmond lee
Company, lot fronting 100 feet, more or less,
ON the south side Of the dock, part Of pro-
perry formerly known as Chapel" Island,
$500.
&. j. Hunt and wife to Oscar Swineford,
LOT with brick dwelling thereon, on the west
side OF First street, between Marshall and
Clay streets. fronting 50 feet, 81 $50.
Edward Y. Cannon, special commits
sioner, to Francis W. Dusch lot on the
north side Of Broad street, between First
street and Brook avenue, honting Al feet,
running back l3O feet. SlO.411.
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Mr. William Lee. 80 long connected with
tbn Commercial House. has branched out
ON his own hook. lie has taken "The Wind
sot'' saloon on Twelfth street formerly
known as The Monogram which VIII De
elegantly fitted up and supplied with the
finest liuuors. wines. and CHARS. Hot lunch
daily from II \. VI. Ia > l.. NJ.
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SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. Ii allowed to continue tum0rs
form. which often bleed and ulcerate, De-
coming very sore. swayne's ointment Stops
the itching and bleeding, heals liberation,
and in most cases removes the tumOrs. Al
druggists. or by mail, for 90 cents. Dr.
Swayne q son. Philadelphia.
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\ note left at THE TIMES Office yesterday
says that widow lady who has recently
lost her house and al her property by ire.
and who only has the use OF one Of her
arms. j. in need, and that any money or
house-lurnishngs can De l,lt either at i523
east Main street or 10 south Laurel.
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schooner ". Llewelyl wood, Spaldng
master, Bangor, Maine. ice, Richmond Ice
Company.
POhT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. >.
ARRIVED.
steamship Essex. Boston, and sailed for
BlitimOre. merchandise; steamship William
Lawrence. Providence, and sailed for West
Point. merchandise; steamship GuyandOtte,
Norfolk. and sailed for Norfolk, merchan-
disc: steamship iXia. Galveston, and sailed
for Liverpool. cOaled; schooner MarOry,
Brown, providence, u load coal: bark III. c.
HAN, Philadelphia. to load coal; bark wasp,
Providence, To load coal.
SAILED.
Steamship raugier. Hull, cOaled; steam
ship Krutsio lord Liverpool. coaled.
PORT OF WEST POINT VA, OCT. ?.
ARRIVED.
steamship city OF Atlanta, Dale, from New
York. with general cargo; steamship Char
lotte, Nickle, from Baltimore with general
caro-; steamer Elm City. Eaton, from Walk
crtOn, with general cargo
SAILED
steamship city OF Atlanta. Dale, for New
York, with general cargo: ieamship Char
loite. Nickle, for Baltimore, with general
cargo.
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Hon. James Hay member oi the House OF
Delegates from Madison county, was in The
city Yesterday. When asked by IL Ieporl-r
for his opinion Of am extra session of the
Legislature. hc said "thal lc did not think
there would Doe any nccc5 iiy for one thi-
tan. The British bondholders bad made mo-
propositions as 90 the debt settlement, ana
there was nothing else t0 call the session.
About the 18th Of this month the Commit
Tee ou Criminal Expenses. which WAS APP
pointed by the House, VIII meet i'm this
city. This committee is composed of Mr.
Hay aud Mossrs. II. ID. Flood. of Appomat-
toX, and II. III. Downing, % Warren. The
committee has been gathering All the no
cos-ary information together with view OF
reducing the criminal expenses of the state.
and the meeting viii Doe held 10 recommend
the necdful steps 10 accomplish this end.
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Chase City, Va, June Is. 1890.
sr,rv or VIRGINIA COUNTY or MECH

STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY or NECK
LENBURG, tO-wit:
n y. Jef'ress. a notary public for the
county aforesaid. do certify that Dr. james
4. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield, whose
names are signed to the writing above, per-
sonally appeared before me and ackno"-
ledged the sane.
Given under my hand this lsth OF june
lenj. TuOs. ID. JEFFREss,
Notary Public.
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