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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

| imported through the postoaice about
Nn,VN worth Of rough and uncut diamonds.
diamond dust and bort. Valuable stone OF
great hardness used i'm the making of drills.
or this amount about $4,000 worth Of these
stones have come from England, and The re.
mainder from the Netherlands.
PIPING BEER.
The more extensive bcer-bottlers in this
city have commenced TO do business under
a recently enacted law that enables them
10 pipe the liquor direct from the place Of
manufacture 10 that where IL is bottled, in
stead OF having, as formerly. TO first put il
up IN measured barrels, ON which stamps
had TO be affixed. measuring cistern or
tank capable Of holding the entire output
Tor twcnty-tour hours Is now substituted for
the unhandy barrels. and the product must
he gagged every day. and the revenue paid.
The large brewers regard this method as a
great saving OF time and expense, and
otherwise advantageous.
NEw THEATRES
Next season there viii be five entirely now
theatres added TO the thriy-siN lighthouses
in which theatrical performances were given
during the past year. Oscar Hammer
stems Murray lIni Thcatrce ON Fortv-scc-
ond street, ON when work has
already begun. Ed. lIarrigan's new
house on Thirty-dlth street. which viii
be completed and opened November 81
with one Of Mr.. llarrigau's plays. which
one Is not yet known. hut 10 is % Doe in the
STYLE Of the "Mulligan Guards" The Co
lumbus. ON west One Hundred and Twenty
hiih streets. j. also one of Mr.. Hammer
STEMS ventures. q stock company Is spoken
of. hui mo- definite policy has Vet
been arranged and no attraction sc-
cured. though IL is 10 hc opened
early i'm september. Ilarmann's new
Gaioty. formerly D0ckstador-. opens sep
TENDER 18th. with the Locke Davis opera
Company, with Minnie Palmer as star;
that is, il Professor Hermann and his part
ner, George Washington Lcdorer. do not
change their programme; and last. though
not icast the new Madison square Garden
Theatre.
HARRY DUNAL's GOODBYE.
Harry Duyal. Chauncoy Depcw'- private
secretary. probably has as many friends 20,
any man bon New York. The fact was om-
phatically demonstrated toe olhc. day boy
thc boost oi admirers. who came o.
bid Am "hun VOYAGE as hc sailed
on thp City OF Chicago. ilc has crossed the
hie loul for niiccu consecutive -um-
mer~ and has invariably selected tine fast
est steamers. although This year Dee intends
making the trip 80 as 90 A. 3 the h.nChi of
AN the salt AIR pOssihic-as one of the many
friends that composed the little coteue
said: "A good oid-lashiOnei uuo-day trip
would brighten zap "a man whose life mas
been in the lusn and crush of busy New
y Ork. with IT. many anNi''iC- and excite
mcnts from start to finish. such as Is ihe
llfe of many men that New YORK l7 proud
Co clam amon- It's public characters.
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New york Financial Market

NEW YORK, Aug. Money offered fi
per cent Exchange steady; posted rates,
1910 100; actual rates. 4Sl ioT sixty
days, and Is9H for demand, Governments
closed steady; currency Us, ll3 bid 4; As.
coupons, l2575 bid; i1s's do, loi3. bid,
The a,ork market was extremely dull
during the two hours session to-day. only
~. laG shares changed hands. Prices Were
firm, however throughout, The sugar
trusts we're the features Of the dealings and
nuciua;ed frequently, but within narrow
limits. closing finally near last nights
prices The general list showed advances
Ringing from one-eighth 20 ora ANA ahali
per cert at the close. Taesp Was no fcs.
turc IN connection wilh the dealings. The
bank statement WIS iiyOYabic, showing an
incTease OF S2Osj, - in the reserve.
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4 Gaze of Brights Disease Cured BY
Chase City Lithia water.
TESTIMONIALS.
MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY. NA..i

June j., lSW.
.Icss,s. UdI,ly & ROUcr,
ProDricfOrs chase CtVLiihid Water
,stsa CtiJ, a.:
Gentlemcn.-D ny arrival mere nom my
nome. bloomfield. Ky. the llth Of this
month. / met my neighbor, Mr. John ID.
Wakefield. Of spencer county, by. Mr,
Wakefield has. to my own personal know
ledge. been in very bad health for seven or
eight wears. and du,ing tadt ;i.le t.pa,ad
b, some Of the most eminent phi sicians OF
Kentucky. Ills nervous sy stem VAS Affect.
ed. complicated with iiright's disease OF the
kidneys. and it appeared at one time that
he would lose one Of his kidneys entirely.
IIe was "a near death rs man possibly
could be- He tried some Of the celebrated
mineral waters OF this count y and Oh
tanned only Temporary relief
tie listed this place and has been using
the'Chase City Lithia Water since 2iih OF
April, 1890, and, 50 far as can now is-
cope., he has CQmFlp.e Ieiief Ills com
plexion healthy, action improved, appetite
restored, rest Tranquil. and spirits revived
His general condition indicates "A restored
and inyigorated man, attributable TO the
use OF the Chase City Lithia Water.
Very respectfully,
JAMES X. HUGHES, VI. ID.
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LiternIy seIr-Con.cionsne.s.

1t may be that tie present generation oi
Younger writers is destined 10 ggea,
achievement: iieayea send it-anJ on the
whole for one fully believe 1t OF goodly
number. But was there ever generation
that made such an alooYcr is own attitude
and department about its work: or that
had in some respects 80 large an alloy
Of the artificial in its frame OF mind! Per
haps it is only the Oyer-eXpcctant critic
" no especially notices the sOlemnity Of this
squaring Of the elbows, Of this discussion
of tachnic-ihe "sh0g;-st0ry form mote
well the hyrhenl; the cycle Of novels
with predatory REFERENCES to the Comedie
hun, aine or lue reconcnce % the WaiTins
Ton strain from "hsmondr 10 The New
GOMEZ should have liked to have
Thackeray hear it called a cycle" By tie
way): the machinery Of dcdicstions pre-
l0gues and epilogue~: in fine the whole
disproporion Of the cackle 70 the size Of TIE
h-cacklea 'cggs o. however cSc.llgn,
quality The latter HAY ne.-frQm "The
I,6int of \ low" 'n Jnly -crihner.
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10y lff' -ifl vi
NEW York, Aug. 2.-MessFs. Hubbard.
Price AZ Co.. in their cuiton circular tonight.
say: 1.-The cotton market has been very dull
to-day, and absolutely devoid of any fea-
tnrcs. Liverpool closed last evening over
the bank holidays, aud will not reopen I'M
MI Wednesday morning. Sp.nners have
generally shut down for the entire week
and many, it is thought, will proiong the
holiday for fortnight, The trading helt
has been very small aud prices are substan'
italy unchanged. The Chronicle reports
general satisfactory weather in the cotton
belt for the week. and that the crop is max
ng good progress"
Receipts at our ports to-day 200 bales,
against los last week. Sales If futures
800 bales. The spot market is dull and
easy at unchanged prices; middling up.
lands, l2ifc. sales. 100 bales. Futures
closed irregular as iolloWsl August
il.9lW ll.Nl; september ll.0lm HOP; de
tober, 1860 1860; November, lO.j0@ l0.5l'
December l0.i9o 1850; January, l0.5i@
1888; February. i0.5Sm 1853; March, i0,Gl9
1862; April, 1860 1868.
liyerpool-lI0liday
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Henderson,

HENDERSON. y. C.. Aug. 2.-Ihursday,
Jnly 3lst. having been advertised 10 the
world that a new feature IN the tobacco
trade of North Carolina would be witnessed
in the opening sale OF Henderson storage
warehouse on that date. was the means Of
drawing 10 our town prominent buyers
from many other markets o. inspect the
character of 1000 hOgsheads leaf tobacco
ID bee offered for sale that day. Before thr
hour for sale had arrived (ll o'clock It was
rcpOrted that large number Of packages
had already been sold privately. This
acted as prize 10 other buyers.
who when the auction sales began
took hold with i lin and made
things lively for one hour or more, during
which time some very large private sales
were in progress. ami when the sales closed
lor dinner. AT Z. NJ. the sales - reported
20 ihe clerk had amounted to ~ hogs
heads. including wrappers, filters, enters
ard smokers. The weather being very OPP
pressiye. the auction sales were not re-
sumed after dinner, but private sales were
kent up during the afternoon and Friday
morning, which resulted in total sale ot
80 packages Tor the two days. \ special
side-track La, ing l.cen Lgilt t. connect
with The storage hDusc' IL pres
onts business like appearance to
,ce twelve empty ears showed IA THIS morn
in. TO be loaded with stock for northern.
western and North Carolina factories. The
satisfactory beginning of the storage ware
house. the recent election IN favor Of Nash
County railroad. the water works now
being constructed and other important en-
terprises on foot. are putting our to"n on a
tirmcr basis than ever before, notwlthstand
ing the census shows it has doubled is
population in tie pact I'VE years.
". If. WALKER.
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Information has been received Of a brutal
assault. followed by "A iynchiug, that, oc-
CURED i'm the extreme western part OF
Blolnt county, Alabama. near Arkadclphia'
last week. The little i0.yearold daughter
of prominent farmer named NiSgin7'
while going home through the woods, wa,
criminally assaulted by n tramp haineu
lobe Williams aud badly hurt. She went
home and told her iathlr, and posse was
organized, search instituted. and NiliiAI1-
caught. Since then nothing has been seen
of him. IL is reported that he was shol 10
death by the posse, and his body sunk III
mil po..d lar the scene OF the crime.
Tho r.uroad bridge Of ,ae Georgia, Caro-
lima and Northern der savannah ti'e', 4
a. he one orthe longest and bes. CONSTRUCT,
ed in the state. Ills TO between seven @"u
eight hundred ieet in length, ana ,n 10,
foundation is 10 be constructed opt 81 III,
bori county granite. This latter Is nanisl
dfteen miles 10 the river, aud hundred
mules are used in the work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
New York Produce .aArk,t.
tBy Te,aEFaphl

NEW YORK, Aug. Flour closed heavy
aud weak; eily Mills extra, Si.G0Wsi.1;
Minneso,a extra. $i.5cwSLl5. Wheat closed
strong; No. , psi winter, 99lsc. cash; sep
TENDER, &c. Corn closed steady; No.
mixed. 5i}zc. cash; do. August, 5iAc.
oats closed quiet; No. mixed. 81 Sc. cash
August, 39a.c PORK dull and unchanged
Lard closed steady; September. s6.3S. Sugar
Refined dull and lower; cur loaf and
crushed, 61Se; granalated, &C.; mould A,
I6s.c. Coaoe closod Inn; fair liio cargoes
Iuka
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MARK ELS BY TELEGRAPH
Baltimore Market.

ti'- ANA' -At'fiAsl
BALTIMORE, Md. Aug. COTTON dun
mddliug. l2Ac. Fl-r quiet but firm
W neat southern, quiet; Fultz. 90@9jc.
Longberry, 9lW'+ic.; steamer. No. red
spot and August. 92A @@4c. Corn
southern firm; white, jIW@c. yellow
ji1,6c.: Western. strong mixed spot ant
August, 80 .Wj2i 49,. oats quiet and firm
ungraded southern and Pennsylvania
EN Sc; do. Western white, l1@isc.; do
mixed. ijW i7c.; graded No. > white, 4Sc
Rye firm; choice jNo.G'e. Provisions firm
Coffee aud other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
IfOpkIttSVii,e isy.

HoPKINsvmLE, Ky, July 81 The trans.
actions Of orr market are reduced in email
volume ard Il ara de,oid or interest. The
olterinr. contain very little Of real desirable
inv and usefulness. Prices rule much the
same rs last reported being perhaps a
little stronger ON common and low medium
leaf The crop in the field still makes some
growth. Notwithstanding the continged dry
weather. y. ~. ,.sth bi'o'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

FARsVILLE, Va, Aug Especial. F.
since my last report Wc have had great
deal Of rain Tuere - sgea. compliant
about the tobacco in lo~ lands. Hat
places very much injured from tie tobacco
hea. The crop prospect il not as favorable
as il was a week ago. hand our sales
lst October, l~>9, J,lj4.i pounds; lOth'
1890, 3,597 DO pounds. short, 2,2oI,2N
j. +. GRAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA.,

For the higher education OF YOUNG la
DIES, equipped ut n cost of sl2o,Oo0. employs
% officers and teachers. OF whom are male
professors. OF both American and European
training. languages, Literature. Science.
Art. Music. Elucuion, &c, are taught under
best standards. For nearly n hall century 10
has commanded public confidence without
distinction of religious beliefs. one thou
sand two hundre feet above sea level. and
surrounded by picturesque mountain seem
cry, II enjoys the further advantages Of min
eral Writers and "A brucing mountain climate.
Attendance last session 2UD from eighteen
states The forty-eighih session Will open
september Il. POstofiice nnd station. hol-
Inns Va. ClIAS. H. COOKE.
~ - 2tw-Gw Business Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
Dyspepsia ana liver Complaint.

Is IL not worth the email price OF 70 cents
go fiee yourself OF every syDptom OF these
distressing complalntsg n you mink so. cali
"a our store and gpt q hottie II Shiloh's VIAL
TIER tyqfy bottle has printed guarantee
Do IA. Use accordingly, aud II IL does you no
gOoa 10 will cost you nothing. Sold 10y Bo1le
Z BvDlhers and n. NJ. shields & 10, corner
II Fifih and Nalsbali streess.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL. COLLEGE.

The 10Th session al the Virginia Agficui-
tural and Mechanical College viii commence
on September lih 1880 The College with
the state Experiment station and well-eduip-
ped machine shops offers special advantages
20 the agricultural and mechanical student.
Full academic and scientific courses are also
gwen. Tuition free. For catalogue and fur
thcr Information, address GENERAL l.. L..
LOMAX. President, blacksbuig, Va.
aug2d-lw, WIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
THE GREAT NILE REGION.
A Vast Empire Claimed There for Great
Britain.

Even those who are still young, says q
correspondent Of the Morning Post. VIII re-
member when the sources OF tDe Nile were
mystery which seemed practically insolu-
bic. a mystery apparently 1eepeneu y, .Is
fanction of antiquity and guarded hy the
inner darkness OF Continent popularity re-
eardcd as impenetrable. To Englishnen
the honor Is due OF unyeiling the mystery,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
RICHMOND SEMINARY,
No. EAST GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
Mis-. 4. q. PElrON. Associate Principal.

A BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES. thorough IN its insiruc-
ton and complete In Us appointments. From
kindergarten Ia collegiate department. In
elusive. Offering the very best advantages.
surpassed by none In The Departments OF
Music. Modern Languages, and AT. Board,
with full English course and Latin. $3.50.
session begins SEPTEMBER -. 1870. APP
ply for catalogue To the Principals or nj the
bookstores. ~ is-fri. Mona Wed To oct
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ROANOKE ' "".s""s 4.

Courses for Degrees Good Commercial
Course. Special attention 10 English.
French and German spoken. Library I7.UN
volumes. Best moral and religious innu
ences. Five churches IN Salem. No b3r-
rooms. Expenses lor0 months $50 t. s2oO
(includlng fees, board, &c). students from Ii
states, Ind. Ter, Mexico and Japan. Thirty
eighth year begins Sept. 18th.
illustrated Gaia iogue free. Address,
JULIUS D. DREHER. President.
jyi-DcOd- lmNNtIt salem, tlrglnin.
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y " ~ ~
Chase City, Va. June y. $3.50.
srArE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY or MEG

STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY or MECH
LENBuRG, to-witi
/. Il, ID, .lelhess, IA notary public nor the
county aforesaid. do certify that lJr. james
n. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield, whose
names are signed to the writing above, per
sonalIy appeared before me and acknow
lodged the same.
GNep under my hand this 18th Of June
iSst. Iuos. -. iEFFREss,
Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

Wheat White. 80 bushels for seed, 81
-hortberry, 1914 bu-hel. prime at DC; IL
bushels very good on private terms; %
bushels very good at &C; ms bushels very
good mt 9jc.; bushels good at dc; II
bushels fair at &C.; ~ ushelS fair at J2c.
50 bushels fair at Die; l6Sbushels common
at $50. Total sales of wheat. GS6 bushels.
Oats Winter. 30 bushels prime at l9c.
spring, 81 bushels prime at i3c. Total sales
Of oats. ~ bushels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

Mis-. Wlnslow's Soothing syrup has been u ,,l,
Tor rhiliren teeIhlng II sooihes me Vn ~,
coiic and Is the best remedy for diifrloa'
Twenty live cents bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
BANK STATEMENT.

Reserve, increase, S2.90j l2j; loans. IT.
crease. Sl.530.G specie. increase. SASH,
700; legals. decrease. Sljj. 200; deposits. in
crease. S7,O2l,3Oe, circulation increase, ST.
ONO
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NtTy TtsTtVTIuII!,
JAMES X. HUGHES, VI. ID.

fully coacps IA The above statement OF
lar. Hughes, and | am So much assured OF
the great benefits derived from the use OF the
chase City Lithia Water in eiiecting CURE,
hitherto despaired Of, that Ihaye de;.l...ined
10 bring my family sese nom my home IN
kentucky 10 reside for sonic time. at
tribute my restoration TO health solely &
the use OF this water,
jobs ID. WAKEFIELD,
of Wakefield, Ky.
~. :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

ARR, .dphtheria. Canker Mouth and Head
ache ~ thIi.oH'S CAT ARISH kFAIEDY. 4
,.a,s.l ipIeciof nee with each bottle Use 4
II goo orslre health and sweet b'raih. ~ ic.'
10 ee';s. sod by Bodeker hfoihen aa'
e. y sneilis 20. corner OF li,h All MAJ
sasll stItets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
William and Mary College
AND
STATE MALEN0RMAL SCHOOL

Having inst closed n nest successful session.
begins Its I0sth year on OCTOBER 2. 1880
one hundred and twenty-elght state scholar
ships free OF tuition and at a cost for board.
fuel. lights and washing not TO exceed $40
per month. or 500 per session. Provides
thorough NORMAL and ACADEMIC train
ing. Historic surroundings. Healthy climate.
Forty eight miles from Kichmond. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Send for
catalogue
LYON @. TYLER. President.
Jy15-eOd2m Williamsburg. Va.
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COTTON REPORT.

Market firm.
Notwithstanding, NE; low mil
ling, lJAc.; good ordinary lOc.
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eBACE NUMBER BUDD,"
.veTsRAN NEGRO NEWSDEALER
OF NEW YORK.

ANNNANNI hAitsN iAMhNs :
Aug. ., 1901
.Naumhcr Budd" is a veteran news
.....-, colorcd man. who has his place Of
..... mar the Gilsey House on Broad.
, u.. speciality is supplying back
.....- of Che New York dailics, hence his
,.,.aot
Dub. .Npsreucc as news dealer carly
...... Hm thc value OF past issues Of the
.......a customer sometimes paying TWEEN
..... $780,, cents far copy; Doe has even
....I uNc dollars for some copies. Law
.r. h.. best customers. lie has a
~ .a arranged in shelves. with COM
.....rt, ukc pigeon holes. and here ne
Away tno flies of the daily papers
d. ..f-u l. ihc auction sales and buys the
...n.r- of all New York puh,ica-
... U. be- the recognized purVeyor Of
.m.iIit, and au illustration Oi the
.... fa single idea iu business, indus
.. followed zap. viii lead 90 wealth.
Lisa .wmraiNcN rich man.
CALIFORNIA WINES.
sumption of California wines in
N.. N.fh increases every year. 10 is call
That over $4,000 barrels are sold
.l,. This is AN enormous increase,
g.. wears ago there WAS hardly any
There WAS q hrm ON Fulton street
.i .n small way in Ohio wines.
vessels, after a VOYAGE round The
n .rm san Francisco. would bring
casks of California Wine, hut
bottles ALWAYS had q French
~N years ago tacro WIS
DOB American Wine Shop 100
l.Ib tlat retaAcd Its goods ot the
.r... a- lager; uDW they are num-
..I Is fUc hundreds. and are io Doe found
...I, section oi tne city. Five cents "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
Baltimore stock Market.
Now York Cntton MARKET.

BALTIMORE, ND, Aug. 2.-Nirginia
consOls, 81; do. thrccs. G9mG9l4.
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RICHMOND. VA. Aug. >, 1890.
FIRST BOARD.
sITIEs. Bid. A sked

FIRST BOARD.
90 shares Petersburg Railroad stock a
123l.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. A Sked.
u. :. AS, Il. & c., 1891. 49,. le34 go.
U. ;. As, K. a. c., 1907 ...... l2i ....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
Sick Headache

Sick Headache
can be ana 10 daily cured by Dr. Da'id's
Liver Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams h Son
bankers and brokers, No I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. >, 1890.
eALKs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Wheat ,3,2 bushels.
Corn-SOO bushels.
Oats-92 bushels.
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NEw YORK.
DIES MONIES.

In Des Moines, Ia, was built a furnace
that destroyed the refuse and night soil, a.
well as the bodies Of dead animals, and TO-
day. after four years continuous u-e, is do
ing the same thing satisfactorily. This
same creamat0r was adopted by Milwau-
koc, Minneapolis, the authorities at C0ney
Island, Dallas, Texas. and gave satisfac-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
JACKSONVILLE.

soon after the yellow fever left the South
the city Of Jacksonville saw the need OF
some more perfect sanitary measure. built
one Of these crCmatOrs. This example was
followed by brunswick, Ca, Birmingham
Ala. findlay. o.. Coney Island. y. Y, II.
Augustine and Tampa. Fla. and finally
one was built FIR the Health Board Of the
city of New York. This furnace was placed
no the loot Of sixteenth street, and is used
10 destroy d.. injected bedding. clothing,
etc.. from patients sick with infectious and
contagious disea -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
ENGLISH CITIES.

Twelve years ago some Of the English
cities began to burn up their waste, refuse
and night soil. II was found to be perfectly
easy TO destroy it i'm that way, and to utilize
the ashes for fertilizers. Experiments were
carried on. new forms of destructive fur.
naccs We're built, aud adopted 10y one place
after another until to-day upwards of fifty
cities in Great Britain destroy. wholly or in
part, The total product Of garbage and night
soil. I'm this country the spread Of this idea
has lppn slower
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, NEAR
IL ALFXANpklA.NA. /. VI. i5IAckFoRD.
NJ. A.. pIineipdl l.. iIoyros. Associate rim
cipai. Next session OPENS SEPIEMBtIe
~. 1880. Catalogue on Application.
ty22-toct1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
CpN-DENNY FIGHT

\ date f0T i.e kni,a skin glove fight De-
tween ">cotty' Cox, tue Asst@i3n VINO
came 10 this country with Peter Jackson
arl Jack Denny is settled, and viii take
place ia : few days. Both men have been
I'm training f0. 0r"r month aud gre SAID To
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