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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
rup prcHvoND D1spArCH-sATURDAY NOVEMBER s. 1890

that right of. Now, why is thaf pen
ripgingi ,,
Uncle Jake latter moments deep
thought): Well, sab, eff my inteieo
shules amt adrift on de ocean OF onoc-
lief, an seein' as il ore not dinnah-'i,ne
by housh yit, it's cause some 1901 10
a-shaking OF de handle Of it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
FLOUR.

We quote Fine, S2.50as2 70; super
fine, 81. 7jaS3.25 extra, 50. 5Oa$3. Is I;
family, 3ia54.50; patent family, coun-
try, $4.75aS525.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds, Stocks. GRAIN
Tobacco, Cotton. &c., and In Con-
nection Herewith tho Wes-
Their Indications.
rBy telegraph TO the pispa,ch.l

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
r WASHINGTON, November T.
IfAR Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina Fair weather till Sun
day night; continued high tenn
perature ; southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

'9'"II HII TIC - AIFItHH-
ny hoglo-American eablo 70 the Dispa,ch-l
ZANZIBAR, November THE estab-
Lshmen. OF the British protectorate over
Zanzibar has been formally proclaimed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

Moon risos..,...,.. 2a5 evening. -. 10
PORT OF RIcHMoSD. NoyEsBER :. isa
ARaITgn
Steamship Wyanoke, Boaz, Now York, NOR
chsndise aud passengers; George ~ Alien -
Co, ngcnt1
sILED.
Steamer ARIEL. Doyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers: l. - Iatum, VICE. president
st,afnship Wygnoke, Boaz. View bors, mer-
chandlse and passengers, George ". Allen q
Co., agents.
PokT OF NEWPORT NEWS, SoySABzs T. i5sl
lBy Telegraph
ABRWED.
steamship James Watt. Now York. 10 load
coal.
SAILED.
Steamship Cyril, Liverpool. coaled.
Steamship COrOna, Hamburg. cosied.
Steamship MetO. fIoetgooi, coaled-
PORT OF WEST POINT, NOVEMBER Z, 1891
by Tolegrspn-I
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny. Parker, Providence,
steamship Dorchester. Baltimore, general
Steamship Danyillc. Dnlups. Baltimore, gen
eral cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny. Parker, Baltimore, gen.
eral cargo.
Steamship Dorchester Horfols, general cargo,
Steamship Elm City, Easoa' "alser'oa' gone
raj cargo
steamship Dauyiile, Bnlgps, Raliinore, gene
| raj cargo.
MEMoaANDuN.
Egv YokE, November 7-irriyoi out LAhn,
sew York for Bremen Ciiy Of Chester. New
/ York for Liverpool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
PROSPEROUS
Helena, Montana.

The prosperity OF Montana u noe subject - -
vctsstuss OF success OF fssurv OF cfops. 20 dro94
or Aood 10 financial ctnnsencfcs OF panlco. uef
erop Of precious Gals " lifted out 81 NE groen0
With hoariy regularity and increasing bek tnsuItno
business opportunities based upoo foondeetooo
OF stability and endurance
The nines now opened peo4ues anoppl1y
On Gold, silver, Copper and Lead 49,.
zoe, eco. ninety per cent OF which n sieoosped
Ia The State. There are thapszAas nero equally
8 psoalsias. awaiting capital toe ds's'opassa
IAsse & lrsa. Coal, Bui'dIas Stone. Clay ~
Timber In AbaadAses.
Iavsseneass n Cattle. Hepses ga oAeeV.
With good ulsu&gsnsal average . psonS q uofS
then fosty per cent year. TIE vaat bands % stoek
roam tbfousheut Ne entire year, ~ exesllsst eDd
Inc bu:incss . managed 81 Association n ssos 8
90 NE range - 4 soannsa % an laslosed yasesrY
soc.st siisoa4. bssAnssh ssd SdseassoaAl ssaksS
Of the entire 6satA
~ nm iafomaaon. address
- PHELPS. ess'y cilIzsss cesaiasa
nslsaa. uealnnA
30 s-sa&wiyappl
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Extravaganza.

"Havc they hardwood or tiles on this
hall ?" !,
both. Hardwood on the floor and
tiles on the hat-rack."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

Try Anrlo-American cable to Tho Dispatch.l
VIENNA, November The Politicdl
Correspondence publishes the following
dispatch from Rome "The recent
pastoral letter Of the Irish bishops con
domuing boycotting and the plan of
campaign was issued in compliance with
peremptory orders from the Pope him
self, who desired proof of the absolute
submission of the Irish Episcopate 70
the decisions OF the Curia. This Is
practically contradiction of the report
That the Irish bishops are determined to
support the league
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
COTTON REPORT.

COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDpLING, Ice
Low MmDLNG, 9Ic.
GOOD ORDINARY. &c.
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"a. 1919 ls,..-.yxs


GALBRAITH-DieA at Sportanburg, =.
O., M 1880 =. NJ, November 0. lsU, AMAN.
ia WALLACE GREGORY, daughter OF
II. ID. and Matte G.. Giiblaith; aged three
years and eight months
GELMEN. Died, at Durham, n. C.. on
October -, 1880, az 3 o'clock L. NJ, ~
pneumonia. Mrs. ANN GElMEN. wife II
W A. Gclmen. formerly Of Manchester.
Va.
NICHOLAS Died. on his passage from
Cincinnati. o.. 20 Richmond. on friday.
November nth. PRESTON hiCHOLAS, III
the fOrtv-ninth year az his age.
He leaves wife aud brother and sister
tc mourn their loss.
His funeral will take place from the First
Baptist church. COLLEGE aud Broad streets,
on SUNDAY MORN hG November och, at
II O'Clock Friends nld aequlintaIcos IN
yitcd to attend.
SHEEHY. Died at the residence Of her
husband. No. 3lll Poplar street, November
18th. NJ half-past O'clock. ANN. beloved
wife OF Richard Sheehy, IN the iifty-hrst
year of her age.
May she rest in peace.
Funeral will take place SATURDAY
MORNING al o o'clock from -. Patriok's
church with Requiem High Mas Friends
and acqaintances are respectfully invited
90 attend.
st. Louis papers please copy. 2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

Bilkins Bothered by O piano next
door, Ell Well, have dog which
always howls when my wife plays the
piano-howls 30 she has TO stop, and I'd
let you have him il 1t wasn't for one
thing. Wilkins: Is he cross Bilkins
No l can't spare him. - New Yorh
Weekly.
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Richmond and Allegheny. 49,.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

hIUAI, AFUNNI44N7tK - IN"Ns
SALEs-FfRsT BoARD-400 Virginia 3
per cent, registered, at 66i.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board !:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
MARRIAGES.

WORTHAM -TUPPFR.- Married, No
vember 9th. at the residence oh Mr.. Cole
man WORKMAN, III east Grnc' street ~
the Rev. George Cooper. CHAhLES Il.
WORKMAN aud tlrs. MARY ~. W. IUP-
DER k,por1r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
4 Reckoning Feature.
~. NV...Hsa

"The whistling buoy has ono redeom-
ing feature"
"What is that -
at lets such tunes "a McGinty and
Annie Rooney severely alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
Full AND Russlso Own

Big as we nre, We couldn't got all tn
CLOTHES we made up for this season In tn
house. Lots and lots OF them are "awaiting or
ders a. our New York headquarters. We onl
need ten hours notice to give us a fresh supply
Last Saturdays business left the tables
full Of bare places, and we've flhed them
tn from tho reserve with some new fancy
patterns in CAsSIMRRRs, CHEvIoTs,
TwEEDs, and HoMEsPUNs-difcrent
from any we'vo shown You'd drop a
BLACK CHEVIoT for them any tlme-al-
though we've plenty Of those There arc
some cloth designs, you know, that have
genteel air about them. Good taste
takes 'ou as naturally as a squirrel 10
iroe. Have thern in SACKS and CUT
Always SINGLE and DOUBLE
BREASTED.
Speaking Of the patterns our suits are
cut on-wo'ye always inclined to the
opinion that nothing was past improve
ment-but we've been obliged TO "note
an exception on our own theory-we'vo
tried hard to find fault with ourselves
Its been fruitess hunt, we're delighted
TO say. We certainly live In the atmos-
phere OF perfection. Our patterns arc
literally unimprOveable
We brace ourselves firmly and have
torn price and quality farther apart than
they've ever been before. To DO plain
LOWER PRICES FOR THE BEST
CLOTHES.
AT SAKSS--
IT'D 70 S35-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

Walking Delegate Jim, we must issue
O call for more money at the next meetin' .
jim: What fer? Walking Delegate
Why, some Of thin strikers Is stayin', .
and what's worse, I'm entirely cut Of
cigars. - Brooklyn Lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
THE ClTYS HEALTH.
Commentator of 1.-THE Times" Efforts
to This End.

Observer writes to TIE TIMES as follows:
THE TINES is doing good work in calling
the attention Of the public to tine disgrace
nIl condition of BacOn's Quarter Branch.
The slaughter-hOusc nuisance should al
once be eliminated as "a step towards i'm
proving the sanitary condition OF the large
district of the city lying along BacOn's
Quarter Branch.
The breaking up Of the present system OF
slaughtcring cattle about Richmond, when
first considered, will, probably, by most
persons be considered an act of great lnJus-
tice towards the poor butchers, solely Tor
the benefit Of a few prOperty-owners who
wish 10 market their property at appre-
ciated values. DO the facts warrant this
conclusion?
As this question has been taken up in a
manner that shows a determination on the
part Of the public to settle the question, let
MS prepare the case SO that cach point ma!
be properly discussed:
/. Slaughtering of cattle, the rendering
Of lard. boiling bones. soap manufacturing
and kindred industries are treated as nui-
sances. and are by all cities under strict re-
gulati0ns to prevent danger TO the pubic
health.
,. The growth Of Richmond makes the
extension Of the territory controlled by the
Board Of Health imperative.
3. Slaughtcring cattle as now conducted
about Richmond is a cause Of much disease.
~. 1t causes great depreciation in valnes.
:. Blood and otherparts of an animal, now
wholly lost, or not properly utilized. as
slaughtering is conducted, would IN an
abattCir nearly pay the expense of conduct
Ing such an abattoT.
&. our present system, or lack of system,
makes necessary the driving of nearly all
cattle. sheep. and hogs brought 10 this mar
ket through our main th0rOughtares. This
is a nuisance i'm itself. and it also causes a
great waste i'm weight of the stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

\ London special states that adyica- from
Osborne. Wncrc the Queen is n0w stopping,
state that her majesty Is completely pros
trated by the trouble with the guards. Sine
has always regarded thc Greuadicr- as the
elite of her household troops, and their mu-
tiny came upon her as % shock. For the past
week she has been in daily aud hourly telc-
graphic communication with the war
Office, and has insisted upon being kept in
formed upon every phase ol the movement.
Before Leaving Windsor Tor Osborne she
summoned the Duke of Cambridge, Lord
Wolsoley and six other leading generals i'm
extraordinary council to explain the de-
plor3ble incidents. The Queen adopted.
upon their suggestion. remedies which she
will -ee carried out. and has expressed her
determination 90 probe the grievance of The
men % The bottom. She was fOrci1le lu her
dcuunciatiOn Of am army system That could
permit the dissatisfaction of the men grow
ing % point of mutiny without receiving
some attention and consideration from the
authorities. ID D., stated that Colonel Matt
land has been summoned t0 Osborne by the
Ouppu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

and sanctuaries. The wOrkman's nam
NOR is sounding the notes of progress lr"h,
early morn until night. The places lua '
usod to know ancient and untashionaple
buildinps know them no more, ana Me
welcoming new and remcdeled ones III
their stead. The CITY limits do moi comm,
these Improvements, but way OUT pol u"u
the old line. which was drawn tMcu'i
wears. that marks the city OF hlch''o il
these new buildings are rapldI! "o"s
built. A. ,;,,.,s
lime ON Marshall street, young CITY mar
silop,ly been in process Of erection Tor some
time. streets are laid of, numerous adN
taoos Of a CITY furnished, and hundreds o,
nconle have moved ont from the cIo"ueu
civ and occupied these comiortaDIe IcS'
perhops the greatest improvement thal
j. going on in the extreme West Ina II l'dl
of Richmond College. The large cainnus,
fronting ON Broad street has been ieNei"u
and sown down in grass, water pipes arc
being furnished, and the old cottages WITH
baXr hecn used ~ dOrmitOries for the stu
denfs have been torn down, and new ones
are bcinc built in their stead. One OF the
old residences Of the professors on the cam
ms has been torn down. and several new
nnes have been built. The main college
building will undergo a remodellng' All
fins will be completed before the IAN term
begins. ,.,si
On west Franklin street many new resi-
douces are being built, which add beauty ."
this beautiful street. .,.
MIR Lewis Gintcr's mammoth residence
ON the corner Of Shafer and frahkhn' i
nearly completed, and Will be new Iea
mre In Richmond architecture. inns r'SF
dcnce will Zee the largest and most cosby pS
c,r of any i'm the city. The entire ROOT
inc j. made Of fine thing, and the DodY
consist. of the finest brick and brown stone.
The LEFT wing is large house III llseii' anu
the ward is a model one.
Ncssrs. Burton and McAdams are bulId-
inc two magnificent stone front residences
ON the opposite side from Mr.. GinteTs.
ON the next square below. Mr. Hamuel
Uirsh is having built fine stone 'front.' ana
ON the next square another elegant stone
residence il i'm process OF erection lot III
Jones. ,...
Ncssrs. II. W. Powers and l.. {. Younger
have lust completed fine brick residence
each on the extreme west end OF FRANKLIN
ON West Grace street are being buIll a
number of tine brick and frame buildings
which add To- this the most beautiful natural
street in the city.
West Marshall and Clay are receiving
several new buildings also.
The West End is becoming TO be pQpu-
lar portion of the city also for line chuTchcS,;;
The Grove Avenue Baptist Church VIII
soon Dee complete.
The Gracc-strcot Baptist people are build
ing a new church. which. when completed.
viii be- one of the finest in the city.
The Presbytcrians, Mcthodists, Episco-
palians and Catholics are also building
new churches in this part Of Richmond.
Similar building Improvements are gong
ON on Grove. Park and Floyd avenues and
west Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

Recent adyices received az Queenstown
contain an account Of muiiuy which oc
CURED aboard the Chinese naval cruiser
Man ~heng. ON May 9th, nj Woosuug. in
which three soldier, were stabbed 90 death
and fifteen of the mutin0us scamen were
subsequently shot. II appears that the YES
sci was at anchor i'm Woo-uug. and as she
was undergoing repairs the crew were emit
lied Ia only half the ordinary pay. which
they refused % accept. The commodore
went aboard 10 distribute the allowance.
accompanied by "a detachment Of soldiers.
when the sailors. having armed themselves.
made an attack on the soldiers, killing
three of them, aud the others were COM
PEELED 10 flee for their lives. The sailors
then drove the captain and commodore into
tine cabin. and locked them up, after which
they broke into the st0rc-rOOm and con-
sumed a quantity OF liquor They subse-
quentiy released the officers. one OF whom
got ashore and returned 10 the ship with
strong body Of military. Fifteen of the ring
eaders of the mutinOus crew We're arrested.
tried by court-mauial at the tort. and shot,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

T., called to the PiUmmcr Bromine Arsenic
Water from Ashe CO., y. {. This wonder
fIl spring is a "Marycl OF Healing in all
cases of Blood, skin, Kidney and stomach
Diseases.
Ub0t me "Pitpumcr BromUic AJNcHjc'
water has Done tor0 RichmoHd LadB
amt what she N0VS IbOW n:
"Bcing a great sufferer from Indigestion,
and beingunable tocat either fruits or re1e-
t4bicS. ON making my trouble known to DIR.
landon b. Edwards, hc advised me 10 use
'Plummcr Br0mine Arsenic Waterknowing
ms regular physician, DR.. Hunter Mcclure,
had prescribed the same water. / procured
"A case OF the PiUuWcr BrOmuJc 4 rNcHtc
l0fcr. and am glad % say when using
this water could cat anything, fruits and
vegetables included. and my skin while us
ing the water was clear and free from Pim-
plies. BiOtchcs and letter. which always
came when eating fruits without drinking
Brominc Arsenic Water. ! gladly give my
testimony 90 the value OF Pummer Br0mlne
Arsenic Water for aiding Digestion and
Cleaning and Purifying the skin
see that you get the Plummcr Bromine
Arsenic Water from Ashe county, {.
OWENS ~ MINOR DRUG CO.,
General Agents, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
THE EAST END.
The improvements hade and in Progress
in That Portion of the City.

4 walk through the East end of the city
will disclose the fact that the spirit of inn
provcment has taken strong hold in that
section Of the city. New houses are spring
ing up on the city limits, and in fact over
lcaping them. some of these houses nave
been built with a special view To renting
them out cheap. 10 men OF moderate
means. The East End has some of the
most comfortable and cosy looking homes
that are 10 be found i'm the city. The tOpog-
raphy of the country is admirably adapted
for building purposes, where ample room
and pleasing views come IN for cOnsldera-
ton. In this respect Church Hill is ahead
of other portions of the city. In majority
of cases the dwellings have g0od-slZ"d
front Yards, i'm which flowers and shrubDery
flourish: and. besides, there are spacious
back wards that are handy for domestic pur-
poses. giving one plenty of breathing space.
These things make the private residences
very taking in appearance.
The seven Pines and Richmond City rail-
road has done a great deal towards devel-
oping the growth of the East End. The
road has become "a paying institution, ana
attracts the attention Of the public. The
trains pass each way three or four times
day, and the comfort and pleasure OF pas
sengers is looked after so closely that 1t has
caused a most liberal response from me
public i'm the shape Of patronage. The
Richmond Civ Union Passenger Electric
Railway Company, will take people
from the extreme West End 10 VI
and ! streets. Just square and
"A half from the Seven Pines fail-
way COmpany's shed, and in thirty
minutes time from starting from the West
End. unless some accident occurs, passen-
ger, taking first the electric cars, and after
wards the seven Pines train. will find him
self in the country, Immediately upon the
field upon which Gen. Joseph l.. Johnston
met and repulsed the Federal forces Of Gen.
George Is. Mcclellan. This is cheap riding.
and furnishes a fine outing, which Is taken
advantage of daily by hundreds of people.
The work on the soldiers and Sailors
monument on Libby Hill, is going forward
as rapidly a. possible This will be fine
monument when completed, and VIII occu-
py the most commanding and suitable site
Of any monument around the city.
Chmb0raZO Park, where once stood the
celebrated Confederate hospital of that
name. j. "a beautifully kept spot. The park
shows evident signs of the care given 1T by
the city. The view OF James river from
this point is worthy every word of the th0us-
ands that have been written and said in lis
praise.
The East End honestly divides the honors
of the West End in point Of attractiNeness,
and il il pleasing to note that this Is done
yearly Ia the credit of the East End.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
Hustling Policemen.

Richard Epps (colored) was before tho
Police Court Yesterday. charged with steal
ing gold watch valued al so, the pro
perry OF +. l.. Roberts.
Mr.. Roberts, who is carpenter. ls en-
plOyed on building on north sixth street
Yesterday morning when he began work be
hung his coat and vest in the room be Wd-
working. Leaving the room for few mo
ments, the thief stepped in and stole a gold
watch from Mr.. Roberts vest pocket.
Mr.. Roberts Immediately notified the po-
lice. and Policeman John T. Hall worked
mp the case. At O'Clock the thief had
been captured. Epps attempted TO pawn
the watch at Jacobs pawn shop, and twas
through the latter that the watch was re-
covered.
Epps was found guilty of petit larceny,
add sent to Jail tor six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
The CLar's New Yacht.

The Cars new yacht. the Po.c STIR, will
be over twice the size Of the Osborne, and
will be lifted with twin screws. She is also
SO constructed rs to be readily turned into
au armed cruiser, and is expected 10 deye-
lop extraordinary speed. Although intend
ed for imperial simmer cruises i'm the
Baltic, the first duty Of the new Yacht will
be 10 convey the CzMewitch and the Grand
Duke George 10 India and China. The
fittings are unprecedentedly sumptuOus.
and it is 10 De hoped that the sailing quail
ties will drown the recollection Of the
Liyadia, Admiral POp0h's r0tund failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
CAPT. BROWN REWARDED
By Il. 4. Lee Camp for special Services
in Caring for the Veterans

At Lee Camp on Friday night, one Of the
very interesting parts Of its proceedings was
the substantial recognition Of one Of its off
GERS for services rendered during the prepa-
rations for the unyciling Of the Lee monu-
ment. Capt. ID. \. Brown. Jr. quartermas-
ter. had charge of the commissary depart
ment of that occasion. and 10 his ability
and zeal is due the fact that no old
veteran lacked for layout upon which
10 rest him. or rations in plenty; so 1.-The
veterans committee" OF the Camp voted
him Il badge Of the Camp, gotten mp in
handsome style.
The presentation was made by Captain 4.
4. splitter ON behalf of the committee. and
feelingly responded 10 boy Captain Brown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
The EIyermont company,s Work.

LYNCnBUEG, Va, July % Special. r.
Great interest continues to be manifested
here among all classes Of our people in the
progress Of work on the Riyermont bridge.
The contract for the masonry for the abut-
meuts and piers will be awarded by the
board At the regular meeting on Tuesday
next. Many bidders are competing for the
work. At the Tuesdays meeting the board
will also consider several proposals for the
erection OF manufacturing plants and the
electrician line, and also 10 consider
on the part OF the citizens here TO
erect grand hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
An Upright Piano for SI55.
In good order. Standard make.
WALTER u. MOSES a Co.
1905 Main street, opposite pOstOiilce.
Sick Headache
Can be and is daily cured by DR.. Dayid's
Liver Pills.

The National BUiidmg and Unrest
Dlenf 4 sSOciofiOn Of Tirgiaid is "A new
financial institution which is rapidly grow
ing here. Ii issued its first series OF certili-
Gates on July LIST, 1890, and it has already
had applications for. and has issued certiii-
Gates amounting 10 $4,000, and has loaned
TO Us members $4,000. This is a remark
ably good showing for the first months
work. Its officers and board Of directors
are composed OF we'll known business men
OF this city, and the home office is at 300
Bank street. No membership fee is re-
qured 10 become member, and its loans
are made at q per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Awsy and Returning-Do-
ing This and That.

Hon. Samuel b. Witt went down TO Viz
ginia Beach Yesterday afternoon.
Hon. II. W. Fournoy, secretary Of the
Commonwealth. has returned to the city
MIR. 4. b. Grymcs and \. b. Guigon win
spend today at EthelwoOd. in llenrlco
county.
MIR. Thomas f.. Campbell, president OF
the Common Council, went with the Old
Dominion Yacht and Fishing club on Their
annual cruise.
Colonel j. T. Anthony and wife, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. L. y. flanhart'
left for Charlotte, y. C., Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Anthony was summoned to Richmond
by the sudden death of her father, SIR. +. \.
Flanhart, which was mentioned in THE
TIMES Wednesday.