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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
DRY GOODS.
l22ezlona- GzA deN2tooNl

To all we said yesterday about Fur
Capes we can add to-day some more
special bargains. Monkey Fur Capes
real Seal Storm Collars, s. 81. Astra-
khan Fur Capes. extra heavy lined,
$3.50 These Eur Capes of ours have
set the town talking.
There is to be a special sale OF JAG kets
here. How long no one can tell. but
there is only about 500 people who VIII
be able TO partake of this opportunity.
for 500 Jackets for Misses IA. 10, and Is
wears sizes. and Ladies 80, "a, 30, 30.
10. and T.. Of all cOlors, styles and con-
ditions Will be sold for S2.07 each.
There i not Jacket among them
worth less than a, and many worth
s.. So, and s..
These important arrivals IN Dress
Goods are noted:
AlI-Wool soft scotch Camel's-lIalr Cheyiots
light mixed gray, dark mixed gray, llghl
mixed brown, 2gc "a yard. 10 sounds Ike
am exaggeratiOn, bat makes dresses ike
dollar goods.
scotch Chcyiot. soc. yard. Every re-
sembllnc. to one dollar goods.
Blac. and white checked Rough Gamers
Hair scotch Cheyiot. 5Oc. yard
Talk ob,ut the wear Of Moquette Carpets
We nave several patterns Of Wilton Velvet
CARPETS. perfectly exquisite in design auu
cOlorlug that Will not sweep up IKE MO-
que ties. and consequently must wear ana
i,ok frcshcr longer, that We Will Sell for
Is a ward. and lay on your floor win wad-
ded papcr lining, free of charge Don
Imagine such bargains are likely 10 avail
your pleasure. There are scores oi people
0ut CARPET hultiug VINO know good thing
when they see D..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
John Royal was charged with assaultins
John Dabney. Continued until Saturday.
William Watson was charged with as
saulting Il. W. Dickinson, and required C
give 500 security for six months good be-
hayior.
The case Of Philip woodson, charged
with Assaulting Andrew jackson. was sent
on 10 the Hastings Court.
Sidney Pocklington was charged with
assaulting IL. +. Woodcock, conductor Of
Main-street car No. II. lie was fined $2C
and costs.
William Rosett, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street and IN
Kate Berkley's house, was fined s. and
costs:
William II. Payne, John Brown, Fred.
erick Bolts, and William Howard, were
charged with being drunk, and each was
lined y and costs.
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A THRILLING SCENE,
Adam Forepaugh, Jr., Drives Forty Tho
roughbred Horses at One Time.

The forty-horse act Of Adam F0repaugh,
Jr, which is seen at every performance Of
the +Orepaugh and Wild West Combined
Shows, which exhibit here November lst, is
said to be the most thrilling performance
ever seen under canvas or anywhere else.
The idea Of one man driving forty horses at
one time Is sufficient 10 excite N1nl'r but
when the driver is standing erect upon the
two wheel horses and the others are
stretched out in line reaching nearly a
hundred yards, and rushing around the
great quarter.mile hippOdr0me track at
headlong speed, The effect is simply start
ling. No single act produces so mucn en-
thusiasm. and in their excitement the people
inyoluntarily rise out Of their chairs, swing
their hats and yocferOusly cheer the daring
driver. The training Of these forty horses
was entirely the work OF Adam Forepaugh,
Jr., who has introduced a number OF other
traiued animal novelties this season
Among others are his 5000 trOnp Of train
ed bronchos; his great herd of quadrille-
dancing elephants; "B.ondin," pony that
walks high rope; the trapeze hors. :,
Eclipse" and troupe OF sOmersault dogs; ,
besides the triple circus and menagerie,
and the noted Wild West Combination, with
scores Of scouts, cowboys and Indians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
ADAM FOREPAUGH. JR.'s

Astounding Sensations. including his $4,000
Troupe OF Educated, Ranchbred brOuchOs:
the Quadriile Dancing Elephants, the somer.
sault Dogs; "BlOndin," only Equine ever
taught 10 walk a High Rope; Eclipse the
Trapeze Horse, and the browning climax,
Driving 80 Fiery Ihoroughbreds 40 HeadiOng
speed
ss- See the Combined Forepaugh and
Wild West street Parade al 10 A. ~, on the
day OF Exhibition In this city. Absolutely
the most Novel. Brilliant Romantic snd
StupendOus Professional Display ever Wit
messed Anywhere on Earth
&C. Two complete Exhibitions Daily al
Usual Hours Reserved numbered seats
extra Cheap Round Trip Excursions on all
roads. See Local Agents for particulars.
For the accommodation Of the public who
would avoid the crowd az the grounds.
tickets and Reserved seats may be obtained
at SCHOEN'S CIGAR STORE ELEVEN Ill
AND MAIN STREETS. al the usual slight
advance. &C 10 S.3O,3I
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A CAPTAIN WANTED.
Probable that Mr.. Miller VIII Take Com
mand of Company.

At the banquet of + Company Associa'
ton Tuesday night, several members of the
Association, who are also members of Com
pany +. Of the First Regimeat, proposed "a
Captain Henry q. Miller that he take com.
mand of the company. This company has
for some time past been without captain
Lieutenant boswell being in command. Al
the last inspection 1t was decided by IN
spectOr JO Lane stern that he would recon-
mend to the djutant-General the disband-
ment Of Compankt.
The Associations however, do nOt.wish Ia
see this done If it can be helped, as the
memories Of gallant + during the late wal
are very dear 10 them. Captain Miller was IN
command Of the company during the late
unpleasantness, and was also captain some
wears ago. He was succeeded by Captain
George ID. Wise.
When approached Tuesday night, Cap
tain Miller stated that he would take the
matter into consideration, and suggested a
committee of siX-three from the company
and three from the AssOciatiOn-tO confer
in reference TO the matter.
Captain Miller stated yesterday that he
wanted to see some man in command oil the
company who would take an active interest
i'm recruiting the company and bringing II
dp 10 the high standard that it was some
years ago.
The committee will meet in a few davs
and decide the matter. 1t is very probable,
though. that Captain Miller will be made
CAPTAIN. lie is very efficient officer, a
popular man, and would do much for the
COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
A Fine Programme.

delightful programme has been ar
ranged for the second entertainment IN the
Young Mems Christian Association course.
which will be given tonight. The talented
teacher of expression at Richmond College
will give several of his best selections.
Those who have heard Mr.. Hamberlin
speak of him enthusiastically as one of the
best readers who has ever appeared in our
city. The entertainment will include Sc
lect musical programme, in which Miss
Mary Preston Moore, Mrs. Durrett, and
Messrs. MADDEN Watkins, }. Louis Sulli.
van and Shepherd Webb will participate
This announcement should be sufficient to
crowd the hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
HYMEN'S TORCH.
When Autumn Comes the Young Mans
Fancy Turns.

Fancy Turns.
A pretty marriage was sOlemized in the
parlors Of Father Donahue, Twenty-tfth
and Grace streets, yesterday morning. Miss
Lula A. Meade was the bride, and Mr..
Harry l.. Iyndman the groom, while Mr..
l.. o. Wendenburg acted as attendant for
the couple. The bride was attired in a
neat fitting travelling suit Of blue, trimmed
with gold braid. She is the daughter of Mr..
L. Meade, a railroad contractor Of this city.
The presents were many-sOme of which
were very handsome. Mr.. Hyndman is
from Cincinnati, and is a large manufac-
turer in that city. After the marriage yes
terday the couple left for Cincinnnti, their
future home.
Miss Carlotta Smith was united in mar
riage Tuesday evening to Mr.. William Ora
ham Gwatkin, of this city. The nuplials
took place at the home of the bride, Bar
celOna," which is in HenricO county, a
short distance from the city, and was per-
formed before a large number Of friends
and relatives Of the parties. The marriage
was performed according to the rites Of the
Catholic Church. After which the happy
couple left for a tour North. Miss Smith
is popular and accomplished young lady
of the county, and MIR. Gwatkin is the son
of Mrs. Mary j. Gwatkin. He is a we'll
known and popular man, and has the con-
gratuatiOns of many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
DEATHS.

8ARCLAY.-Died,i In Eutaw. Ala, Tues
dav. October 2sth. Mrs. EMMA =. bahI
LAY. wife OF Dr. j. Paxton Barclay, ana am!
danebter of Mrs. II. NJ. and the late Robert
A. Paine. ofthis city. oo
InNEs.-Died, at her residence, No, d.
,yest Ieigh street, at q A. NJ, OCTOBER 20
,seo Mrs. CAROLINE JONES.
ADIsON.-Died, October %, 1890. at 4:oo
A. NJ. nj his residence, No. 1900 Grove w. W..
nnd year OF his age. He leaves wife but DC
children. ,,.,,
READ.-Died. September 81, $500. VII
rfHW HOWARD kEAD. OF Brooklyn, y 4.
son of The late william W. Read, OF CharioU'
county, Va. ,,,.,,
TAYLOR.-Died, october 2s, 1890, hEh'
BERT ALLOWAY TAYLOR, age siA yea a,,
six months, and twenty-one days oldee1 son
~ Wiiliam q. and Jose V. Iay ior
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
City Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday suits
were instituted as follows:
Citizens Bank Of Richmond against the
Bank of Kentucky. Judgment for the
plaintiff for $2OS.39.
Lucy a. Homer against n. Leonard
Judgment for the plaintiff for 800. \ motion
TO set aside the verdict vas overruled.
Henry Guillaume against l.. Lewis. Judge
ment or plaintiff for $3.50.
A. X. Courtney, trustee for william
Krause, against Dora Wiley. Action o.
debt for S239.79. Capias sued out.
A. W. Crenshaw and others against I. Il
Wyler a. Co. Damages $500. Attachment
sued out in this case to be served on John
W Fisher and William Spratley, and levieC
on real estate belonging to the defendant IL
the county of Prince Edward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
Officers Elected.

At an annual meeting of the st. Marys
social and Beneficial Union Tuesday night
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing year. This Union has over one hun.
bred members and over $1,000 loaned 10 its
members: III. G.. FOrstmann, president
John VI. IIulcher, yice-president; Louis b.
Schultz, recording secretary; j. ii. Gening,
assistant secretary; August Nanderlehr
financial secretary; George b. Bliley
treasurer; Ignatius Schultz, sergeant-at-
arms. Board of Trustees: j. Il. Winter
Joseph Heppert, and John Armheim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
CLOTHING.
~-~----~-~-~~-~---~-
TODAY
SPECIAL SALE
At
THE BOSTON.
CHILDREN'S OVERCOAqN.

3l42.-six Children's Cape Oycrcoa.s, sizes
A5,G, :, and @, regular price, S3-to
days price, $3.50
32lj.-Fiye Cape-Oyercoats, sizes, $, @, 10
II, and - regular prices, Si-to-
days price, $3.50.
3297.-Three Brown stripe Cheyiot Cape
Oyercoats, sizes g, :, and 5, regular
price, S6.JO-to-day's price, $4.95.
3lsi.--Two Plaid Cassimer Cape-Oyercoats,
sizes 6 and <, regular price, SG.jO-to-
days price s..
3033.-Two Childrcn's Cape-uyercoats,
sizes aud s, regular price, SG5o-to-
days price, s..
$685. Dark Plaid Mixed Cheyiot
Coats, satin-lined cape, sizes and I,
regular price, s9-to-day's price, $500
323s-Onc Grayish Mixed Plaid Cape.
Coat, size 3, regular price, @I.5O-to-
days price, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30

ington. and IL one OF the most
celebrated hosts In the country. In his
hotel all OF the receptions Of members oil
Congress and other national officials occur,
and OF which royel dignitaries who Visit
the Federal capital are always guests.
Mr.. Kilbourn, IL will be remembered, be-
came suddenly famous by being thrust IN
prison in Washington some time ago LOT
alleged contempt OF the House of Repre-
sentatiyes. and for which afterwards he re-
ceived a large sum Of money from Uncle
Sans treasury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
"Eoccaccio" at the Academy

"Boccaccio" will be sung by the Marie
Greenwood Opera Company at the Mozart
Academy tonight. Several years have
elapsed since this opera was presented here
and it will no doubt be received with proper
appreciation. Marie Greenwood, the lead
ing soprano of the troupe, is highly com.
mended by the press wherever the company
appears. The chorus contains about twenty.
five voices. and an orchestra which ac.
companies the company will be used with
the regular Academy orchestra.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
at and Furnishing De-

Mems HAS tho lest in ihe u0..l
worth -. 20 at 3 on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
Cupid's Franks.

Invitations have been sent by MIR. and
Mrs. William Brannan to the marriage Of
their daughter, Christine N, to Thomas
Armstrong. Wednesday evening, November
18th. at O'clock, at the Methodist church
in Fredericksburg, Va. Mr.. Armstrong
formerly lived in this city, and has many
friends here.
Mr. Herbert +. Pussy, deputy high con-
stable for the city, will be married in Read
ing, Pa, today TO Miss Leila Powell, OF
this city, who Is on visit 10 her aunt in
Reading.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
WEDDING PRESENTS.
Has Not the Day Come for AboliShing
this Tariff.

TINS IArlu.
II h1s begun 10 be much more than ques-
TONED among those who are called the bet
ter GLASSES, and who give us our social laws,
if there is not something ign0ble ana De-
meath the honor Of those about 10 establish
a hearth and home, in becoming the re-
cipients Of what, after all, is not the yolun-
tarv contribution Of good will and JOY m
the new altar 10 be set up, but is a sort OF
forced gratuity, forced by habit ana eN-
pectation, and if it ought not rather 10 De
reckOned as an impertinence when one VINO
has no close right 10 do so sends gifts 81
Great cost and il all Gifts, outside Of thOs
coming from individuals on whom there :
family or other claim. ought not TO be mex
pensiye. and the evidence OF remembrance
rather than expenditure.
| And if this question arises with regard 10
the first great wedding day Of all, what i
| 10 be thought concerning the similar COM
mem0ration Of the fifth and tenth and TWEEN
tieth anniversaries OF the event, with an
the others by the way; By what law oil
right or deccncy are all our friends To DE
placed under contribution again because we
have passed five happy or unhappy years OF
married lite. and be asked 10 send us their
congratulations in the shape OF wooden
articles Of more or less yalue-desks, chairs,
furniture for bedrooms and wOodenware
for kitchens? Why, when the next lustrum
has been passed, should notice be served
on ones visiting list and gifts Of
TN are now in order, as if the soul
| lery shelves stood in need Of replen-
ishng? Why. when fifteen years have
rolled over us, should we expect our friends
to turn out en- masse and attend our crystal
wedding. with pitchers and vases and jugs
and what not in hand, as if the marriage
had any right 10 be named together with
things of such fragility, or had any senti-
mental or other connection with china jar
dinieres bits of ROYAL Worcester, Dresden
parasol-holders, Venetian curioS. and tear
| bottles from old tOmbs or, why, when
i've more years have been allowed Us, should
we again call upon the population Of our
corner of the universe to fill our linen
closets and supply the waste IN our table
damask, in our bed linen. in our bureau
covers. all under the disguise Of what Is
called a linen wedding ?-llarper's Bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
Prominent Public Hosfs.

Messrs. James IL. Bresleu and Sol. Sayles
Of New York; John +. Chamberlin, Hallei
kilbourn, and James II. Young, of Wash
ingtOn. ID. c., are at the Exchange Hotel
These men are the owners OF the elegant
new hotel in course Of erection at Old
Point, and reached this city last night from
that place, where they went 10 look after
their new enterprise, which, when com
pleted.iwill be one Of the finest hotels in the
United States. Mr.. Chamberln is the pro-
prietor Of the Chamberlin Hotel, OF Wash
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
Mr.. JAMES BRYCE,
A Member of Parliament, Visiting In the
CITY.

Mr.. james Bryce, member of Parliament
for Aberdeen, Scotland. is in the city, the
guest of Colonel Archer Anderson. He ar
rived yesterday with his wife from Charles
ton, ;. c., and will be here two DAYS. MIR.
Bryce is the author Of "The American
Commonwealth" in which he shows his adj
miration for America. He, besides being a
statesman, has written several other books
which have given him some reputation.
Mr.. Bryce has been in America four times,
and met Colonel Anderson when the latter
was in England in 1867. The acquaintance
was renewed. when Mr.. Bryce was here
nine years ago. From Richmond Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryce will 90 TO New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
CheHs Tournament.

The chess tournament suffered from no
lack of interest yesterday. Very good pro
gress was made, but it is impossible to make
any prediction as TO the final outcome.
During the day Messrs. Redd and Pendle-
ton each got "a game from the other, Mr.
Smltz beat Mr.. Kinnier, and Mr.. Redd lost
an adjourned game to MIR. kinnler. Mr..
London defeated Mr.. Stultz and lost to Mr..
Jones' Mr.. Kinnier beat Mr.. Jones after a
hard-fought encounter. Subjoined Is the
score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
Mems Pamtaloons.

$50 Pairs Of Men s Pants. worth 81 and
-, go at S2.7O.
$50 Pairs of Mems Pants, worth 70 and
-. 20 at 81.
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Personal and General.

Mr.. jefferson c. SporrOw, prominent to-
baccOnist OF Martinsyille, Henry county,
Va, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Carter Branch has had erected in
BlandfOrd cemetery, an ornate and massive
monument 10 his father, the late Thomas
Branch.
Major Charles NJ. kefauver. Of the Cen.
sus Bureau, is at Murphy's Hotel, and
ness.
The Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation. will meet tomorrow at II Nj. in the
Y. NJ. {. A. building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
NoTIcE

MONEY TO LEND.-TuE OIDDO
VI NINIDN BUILDING AND LOAN 1885,
CATION is prepared tO LtND MNNLl PM
CAY PROPERLY in sums to sult ODD
mOdatug terms and al re- s0u1Uir ft.
Office lll5 cas- Main street.
CAkltION M,CAlIUl.
secretary auiil rDnsN..
J TAYLOR ELLY-ON lft, dent
NORMAN y. EANDOLru, y icc-lresl .itN.-
Oc 30 lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
TO BUILDERS.

PsssrNGER STATION. RALEIGH. N..'
BIDS Will BIZ RECEIVE lNit...r'.N
NknBER /. $500, Tor tine co.'s u. a 1,
II the UNlON PASSENGER II va
Raleigh, Nc. Pans and sp cinc'.'' tl.l.
be seen NJ the once OF the Rae - '-'
ton railrca1, 3l3 Halifax slrec. ti.,.
4. JOHN G. VIM.
oc ol-toc 81 -. 49,, For the Ccmn"''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
Brief kilograms.

The members OF the Iron and Steel Insti
tute arrived al Toronto yesterday, and Were
rendered a reception at the Government
house.
Hon. James G. Blaine reached south Bend
Ind, at noon yesterday on his way from Chi
cago TO Washington. He spoke this after
noon al the town skating-rink. which wa.
filled with "a large and enthusiastic crowd OF
south Bend and Goshen Republicans, who
loudly cheered him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30

wool cass;mers, s4.oj. Never before
sold for less than s. and -.
$50 Children s Suits "A to IA years, all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
MIR. Sinton Resigns.

Mr.. A.C. Sinton, after fifteen years faith.
full service at the Planters National Bank,
has resigned 10 take charge OF the books and
finances Of the Watt Plow Company, in
which concern he has been for some time
interested. Mr.. Sinton, who was latterly
correspondence clerk. will be succeeded by
Mr.. Conway II. Gordon, OF the bank clerical
force
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
POhr OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER %.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER ~.
ARRIVED.
schooner Sallie +. Ludlam. Burns, Phila-
delphia, coal, ;. ii. HAYES.
SAILED.
Schooner Ariadna, Colby. Newport News
10 load coal: schooner John Shay Illton. Cliy
Point. to Lad poplar wood for Phliadelpnh
vessel Curtis q Parker; schooner r. / 1ol-
lingham. smith, City Point. TO ilnish loading
railroad ties for Jersey City; schooner Iuoih's
BoOze. ~Omers, Bermuda Hundreds, 10 loau
RAILROAD ties for Perth AmbOy, vessel GURUS
4 Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCTOBER. %.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berkshire. Foster, from ProNi-
dence, with general cargo; steamship balt-
more from Baltimore. with general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Berkshire. Foster, for Norfolk
with general cargo: steamship Baltimore
BUlups, for Baltimore, with general cargo
steamship Marmeluke, for Norfolk.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA, OCT. -
ARRIVED.
steamship Viola, Galveston, 10 coal; steam
ship Dana, Boston. to coal; steamship ORION
Boston, TO load coal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
Chancery Matters.

In the Chancery Court yesterday an au
thenticated copy Of the will of David ID
Wagner, of Northampton, Pennsylvania
was admitted 20 probate, so far as it con.
Germs the deceased's property in Virginia
The property is valued at $4,000.
ON motion of Mrs. Elizabeth X. Leary, by
counsel, the Court appointed ID. W. Lear,
substitute trustee in place of Thomas ii
Leary, deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
UNITED STATES ufh,lI'hl 1
MERCHANTS NATtONAl iANh
LIlIIMnh d. "a .I.L ~. 80

THE FOLLOWING Is PCBLl>ht.
Il in conformity with ihe requiem
the Comptroller 81 the Currency iu ~
ing the cnarteroi tuis bank.
II. GLINN, tasa ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued 10 the FOL
lowing couples yesterday: John Ellington
aud I.otfie Mosby doth colorcd), Richmond
A. Jackson Bennett and Mary A. Wigge
sscbmond; James Avery and Patience Mar.
fin (both colored).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30

Richmond Commandery, No. ,, knights
Templar, met Tuesday night and elected
Captain c. Gray BOssieuX drill-master OF
the drill corps, which will soon be organ
lied. There will not be less than fifty men
in the corps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
winners at Linden.

Following are the results Of races at Lin
den yesterday
First race, threc-quarters Of "a mile-Cyno-
sure first. Early Blossom second, q, ".
Cook third. Time, l.15lz.
second race. five and half lurlOngs, sell
ing-~ilverado first. GOldstep second, Rum
pus third. lime, 1.l2.
IhiId race, one and one-clghth OF a mile
stockton first, Raymond G.. second, Badge
Third. Time. 1870,
Fourth lace. one mile Elkton first, -.
lanes second. Lord of the liarcm third.
Time, 11tt.
selling Guarantee first, Dundee secoLd,
Kern third. Time, 1917.
sixth race. seven-eighths Of a mile-YOse-
mite fiIsL WOodcreft second. Lady Reel thiid
Time. / 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
WEATHER FORECAST.

wAsRrxGros, u. C.. oct. 2o.-Fore'
FAR cast for Virginia: Cooler, northwest
- erly winds; fair weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30

Mr.. John +. Boisseau, formerly Of this
city, bnt who for several months past has
been travelling forl New York firm, has
gone 10 Norfolk 10 live. lie will engage in
the stationery business with former Rich
mOnder, T. L. Calling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30

SHERMAN, TEX, oct. 29.-John II. Blain.
chief of police, commenced an unique libel
suit against the Memphis Avalanche yes
srday. in which he demands $4,000 of the
Memphis papers money because II called
him Republican and styled him "plumcd
lyviohf a Office -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-30
Judge Farrar 10 Lecture.

Judge =. X. Farrar will lecture to-mor-
row night at Seventeenth Street Christian
church on Lights and shadows; or, The
story Of Life" and as an afterpiece will
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