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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
CAPTAIN WISE.
IYON-S SUTTON.
Two Richmond Merchants Fight In the
street.

Two Richmond Merchants llSht w 'he
Street
Yesterday afternoon about one O'Clock
Mr.. Daniel Lyon. connected with Jane l.
raliaterro's Timber establishment, wentinto
the real estate Office Of Sutton a Co., lOli
east Main street, and engaged IN CONVEX
sation with MIR. COryGOn ii. sutton about
some renting matter. The conversation soon
became pretty warm as the men seemed 10
disagree upon some business trans
action. During the talk Mr.. Lyon
made some remark TO Mr.. sutton which he
did not notice at first, but after MIR. Lyon
had left the Office, and had gotten ON Main
street in front of the pOstOiilce, Mr.. sutton
overlook him and demanded an eNplana-
ton. Mr.. LYON did not give as satisiac-
tory explanation rs Mr. sutton required.
and after some hot words, the men engaged
in blows.
Mr.. Lyon bore OIL bleeding nose and his
antagonist a black eye. The little episode
quickly drew large crowd Of curious
passers-by. Police Officer Finnegan ap-
peared upon the scene and arrested the
pair and they went 10 the Second police
station, where the usual charge Of fighting
ia the public street was entered agalnt
them.
Justice Crutchdeld, Of the Police Court,
will put the flushing touch ON the "mllP'
this morning.
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MacgilI Catholic Union.

The first literary meeting Of the present
session of the Macgill Catholic Union wag
held i'm its rooms last night. The meeting
was called TO order by the president, Or. ID.
j. Coleman, who introduced Right Rev.
Bishop Van De Nyyer, who delivered an
excellent and instructive address. He com
mended them for their work in the past, and
hoped that the future efforts would bear the
same stamp Of Catholicity and manllness.
MIR. John DOnahOe read an essay on Car'i-
nal Newman, and Mr.. W. +. Reddy one on
John Boyle O'Reilly. There was "a very
full attendance OF members.
The room committee is now engaged in
having the rooms rciitted up and furnished,
and pr pose TO add several Of the leading
magazines and newspapers 10 the readin.-
room during the coming year.
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REAL ESTATE.

ADAMSON, 4. L., Manchester.
APPERsON q CO.. No. ) north Eleventh
street.
BRANDT, JACKSON. 4 CO.. 1905 east Main.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL " SHuMAN, No. %
north Eleventh street.
BOWE, y. ~, MOI north Eleventh street
BROWN, J. THOMPSON q CO., lib cast
Nam.
CHEWING & ROSE. No, . north Tenth
street
CHAFFiN. r.. b. x co. No l north Tenth
street.
CRAWFORD, GEORGE T.. No. 1905 Bank
street
DENOON. TUPPER 4 CO., s2l r. Main.
ELAN JAMES h, 11l3 r.. Main.
GODDIN JOHN r.. Eleventh cor Benk.
HILL. FRANK D,S CO, No. 6north Eleventh
street.
ROSE, CHARLES A.. No. IL \. 1enthlstreet
RuTHERFoOnD. THOMAS. No. north
Tenth street.
surTOS x CO, No. l0ii east Nam street.
TAYLOR, IL SELDOM, = SON, Eleventh cor
ner Bank.
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Police Court.

Henry Scott (c0lorcd) was charged with
neglecting his infant children. Rev. James
II. Holmes testified that he saw two chill
dren in an oil stable in the alley leading
from seventh street, between Grace and
Broad. Sunday. who had been abandoned,
and showed signs of neglect. one of them
had a bad sore on the neck, and had the
fyer. lie notified the police, and the twO
children were sent 10 the almshOusc.
Three cOlored women who lived in the
neighbOrhood testified that they heard a
child crying all saturday night, one Of
which went to the stable and gave il food.
Scott testified that he. left the children in
the stable because he could not get house,
and went 0ut TO get them some food. The
case was. certified to the grandjury.
james Stanley, charged with breaking
windows on Main street Committed for
sixty days in default.
r. u. Ryan, charged with obtaining one
dress valued at $3.50 from James IL.
Tompson under false pretenscs. Jailed for
sixty days.
James Taylor (colored), charged with
stealing one suit OF clothing, the property of
". II. Peasants. Security required for
twelve months.
James Randolph (colorcd) charged with
being drunk on the street. Fined 81 and
costs.
Henry Edwards (cOlored) charged with
being drunk and disorderly on the street.
Fined $3.50 and costs.
James McGirness, disorderly on the
street. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Julia Hill (coloreD disorderly OIL the
street. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Funston Cox (cOlored) disorderly and
assaulting the grandchild Of Mrs. Mary
Sullivan. Security Tor his good behavior
for thirty days.
John Gravity (colored) charged with as
saultng and striking Matilda Peterson
with rock. Fined so and security for
twelve months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

The state Newspaper Company was re0r-
gained yesterday, and Mr.. William Ryan
was elected president vice Colonel X. +.
Beirne, retired on account Of prOtracted nj
health. MIR. W. W. Archer, yice-president;
Mr.. T.. y. Chesterman, secretary, and Mr..
John NJ Price, treasurer. Mr.. Chesterman
will be city editor. Mr.. AL. Tenser. fore
man Of the composing room, was elected a
member of the Board of Directors. Messrs.
Ryan, Archer, and Chesterman, own a
little less than third each Of the property,
and Messrs. Price and Tenser the rest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
Saws She is Mi.informsd.

Dr. c. :. Mills sent the following yester-
day for publications:
NV attention has Just been called TO an
article in THE TINES of September ith inst.
headed, Looking for Relatives" in which
one minnie Roberts, Of Griffin Georgia,
says: IT was brought (my sister and II from
richmond when quite child. Twas owned
by Nicholas Mills. His wife was named
Nancy. | want to know if any Of my Kin is
living" | desire 10 say that my father,
Nicholas Mills, never owned any such per-
son or persons as she says were her father
and mother, and at no time Of his life sold a
child away from its mother or the reverse.
The woman is evidently misinformed as to
the persons who sold her when child. My
mothers name was not Nancy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

-WITsON-GtNrRY. ON Septem Der I, 1890,
in Baltimore. Md. by the Rev; Charles II.
Robinson. ALEXANDER X. WILSON 10
ANNIE ". GENTRY.
BRAGG-pOWE Frs - Married. september
an. az . -. NJ by Rev. Mr.. Anvil. at the res
,dence Of the brides father John J.. Powers,
WYTHEI BK .GG To Miss EMMA j. POW -
Fps: both of Richmond. Va.
GRUBBS-BLACKBUR N.-Maued. in this
civ. ON Tuesday. SepiemDer2. 1880, by hcY.
/ Is. Uufson, Mr.. WILLIAM A. Cru BBS and
Hiss ELLA NJ. BLACKBURN; both OF Rich
mond. Va.
RICHARDSON-TOI Married. on Au-
gust 10. 1880. 10y Rev. l.. u. 1hornsill, ri the
,or. Nir. ELLIS CLARKE RICHARDSON TO
Miss MINNIE LEE IOIlN.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond Ciy.-J. Cabell Brocken-
hrough 10 Maria H., wife OF George K. Ten
ser. II feet on north side Floyd avenue, be-
tween Haryie and Plum streets, $500.
George W. Fergusson's widow and heirs
to Arthur Il. FERGUSON, Al feet on east side
Twcnly-siNth street, s..
Henry W. GrOth's trustees tO G.. B.
Mountcastle, Il feet on north side Spring or
Creek street, $500.
HenricO 0aWy.-James II. Barton and
j. NJ. fourqurean and their wives to j. B.
Huffman, lots T, :, and . in block q, Barton
and Fourgurcln's North avenue sub-diyi-
sion, >lcp.
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hour after it's birth, and not knowing what
else 20 do with II she hid IL in the closet.
After having the body jpterref pr Iaylor
nolifed Justice Crutchneld Of The case, ana
told him that the body was IN such state
Of decomposition that il was Impossible Tor
him 10 ascertain whether the child had been
murdered or not. and the Only evidence 10
the case was the testimony OF the mother,
and even II she was arrested her statement
would be the only one given. After hearing
the facts the Justice decided not to take any
action in the case.
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oh. What Cough.

WI you heed the warning the signal, per
mans. of the sure approach OF that more terri
bile disease. Consumption? Ask yourselves
ID you can afford for the sake Of saving ou
cents. 20 run the risk and do nothing Tor ~.
sc know from experience mat ~nlloi s tute
tgiu cure your Cough Il never fails. IhiS
explains why more than Million OF boules
were sold the past year. IL relieves 'ioul
and " hOOping Cough mt once, Mothers, DC
rot be without 10. sample bottles nee. SOLO
ms BotleEer Brothers ana II. VI. Shields 4 Co..
corner If Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
prasl Pilesi itching Pilesl

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and stin.me: most at night; worse 10y
scratchis s.. II allowed to continue tumors
form. which often bleed and uicerate, De-
COMING very sore. sNaync's ointment Stops
tha itclirv'.,uI bleeding. heals liberation.
ana i'm most CASES removes the tumOrs. AT
druggists, or br mail, for 80 cents. Dr..
Suavne ~ Son. Philadelphia.
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knee-Cap Hurt.

Mr.. J. j. Montague is detained at the
Cold sulphur Springs by painful though
not a serious accident. In attempting 10
ascend rapidly flight Of stone steps, to
avoid a coming shower, he missed his foot
ing and fell. striking his knee-cap on the
sharp edge Of the step. 4 physician was
summoned from MillborO, who, after apply
ing the proper remedies, enjoined perfect
quiet for several days. Mr.. Montague ex-
poets 10 return home the latter part Of this
xNaak
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PERSONAL MENTION.


ing This and THAT.
Bishop George ". Peterkin, Of West r.
einia. who has been on visit TO Richmond,
left last evening for The North.
Mr.. John d. sneIlings and Mr.. lueng-
ling. OF New York, reached the city yester-
dav on their way to the hunting club on the
RappahannOck river. They are stopping at
the Commercial House.
DR.. George b. Steel and family returned
"a the city yesterday from their summerlng
in the mountains. The Doctor is much im-
proved in health.
Mr.. Grayson b, Buruss, Of Bristol, Va,
is in the city.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure has returned to the
city.
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Gaze Of Brights Disease Cured Df
Chase City Litbia water

TESTIMONIALS.
MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, NA''l
June Is, 1880.
Ncssrs. HGriy & R0iter
PrOprict0rs chase city Ltthid Wd'g3r,
chase ctr, V0.:
Geutlemen.-0n my arrival here from my
home. Bloomfield. n.y., the llth OF ms
month. | met my neighbOr, Mr.. John ~
Wakefield. Of spencer county, Ky: Mr'
Wakefield has, to my own personal Know
ledge. been in very bad health for seTen OF
EIGHT wears, and during that time treated
by some Of the most eminent physicians Oh
Keutuckv. His nervous system was Affect
cd. complicated with Brights disease oil the
kidneys, and it appeared at one time that
ne would Jose one Of his kidneys cnufrii.
Ue was as near death as man possinl5
could be. He tried some Of the celebrated
mineral waters Of this country ana oD-
tanned only temporary relief.
lie visited this place and has been uslns
the Chase City Lithia Water since 24th %
April. 1890. and, 30 far as | can now DIS
cover. ne has complete relief. His com
plexion healthy. action improved. appetite
restored. rest Tranquil, and spirits revived;
His general condition indicates a restored
and inyigoratel man. attributable 10 tue
use of the Chase City Iithia Water.
Very respectfully,
JAMES u. HUGHES, NJ. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

BLANKING~HlP.-nic Died, at his fathers res
idence. lOl north 1hirty-second street, sep
TENDER Gth. at 2:l5 O'Clock, JAMES HOOS-
rON. infant son W. :. and Helen y. Blank
ngship; aged one month and nineteen days
NUY.-Died, september SIN, az , II
east Grace street. ANNIE WHEkLWRlGHI,
infant daughter Of Barton II. and Miriam
Branch Giundy.
MASON Died. on the 9Th instant. at 1904
Beverly street, MAGGIE, daughter Of VIM.
r. and Isabella J. Mason, aged three years
and eleven months. The funeral VIII take
place nom The residence Of her parents TO
day OH Instant. at IL O'Clock \. VI. Friends
aud acquaintences are Invited TO attend.
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ne,u,i,can District Committee.

The Republican District Committee was
10 have met Yesterday TO decide the ques-
ton OF holding a convention 20 nominate u
candidate Tor Congress. only two mem
bers of the committee, Mr.. Wray 4. knight.
OF Richmond. and Mr.. Wilkerson, Of West
Point. being present, the meeting adjourned
10 meet again September 18th.
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Dead Infants Body Found.

Early YESTERDAY morning Coroner Taylor
was called 10 No. 40 p0rth Eighth street to
view the remains Of IA colored child. The
body was found in a closet where it had
been secreted about a week ago BY Polly
Crawford, Il colored servant girl, the mother
OF the infant. Upon inquiries by DIR. Taylo
the girl said that her child lived only an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

Tomorrow evening at the Academy Of
Music Messrs. Gus Williams and John I.
Kelly will present the successful musical
satire. ~ and l." The play has received
very naitering notices wherever it has been
produced During the entertainment Mr.
Williams will introduce his piano solos, in
which he Is inimitnhle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

Why do go many people We see around u
.ocm io prefer 20 suffer and Doe made mlseia-
lle los Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness
Loss OF Appetite. Coming Up Of the ROOD.
tbom ShiIoh's system NitauZer, guaranteed
10 cure them. sold by BOdeker Brothers and
IN. shields & co.. conner Of fifth and Mar
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
Cutwl,h "A Knife.

Mary Woodson (eolored) was arrested
Yesterday, charged with cutting Daniel Car
Ter (colsred) with knife. The difficulty
occurred In Rockets, and was the result oil
a quarrel. The woman was arrested ana
carried 10 the First police station. Carter
il NOT seriously hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
space 90 Relate.

NINI1 u ItIIstITs
fairfield Democratic Club meets tonight
AT landings shop. All GOOD Democrats
from BE county and city are cordially IN
yited. Speaking and music on hand, and a
GOOD time may be expected.
Registration for the next session OF the
pubic schools opens next Monday. \ cir.
Gus viii De in town the same day, and a small
registration H. accordingly looked for.
Governor Mckinney, who has been away
from the city for several weeks, is expected
home on the 18TH.
There are many cases OF typh0lN-ieNef IN
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
Ifeurico Tlieyiue.

A party OF thieves broke into and entered
the back kitchen Of the residence OF Mr.. },
j. Bruner, who lives near sydney, lienrico
county. sunday night. set Of harness,
the value OF So, was carried on, also The
entire store of provisions, which was kept
in the Kitchen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

WE nave spcodyand positive cure Tor "a
tarri,. Diphtheria. tanker Mouth ana tie'u-
Nasaf Injector frce with each bottle. So IL
il YOU desire health and sweet breath. PRICE,
so cents. sold by Bodeker Brnthcis and
H. VI. SHIELDS & Co. corner of fNih au1 9di-
afr
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RECOROOE HORSES.
Entries and Results Of Races at Sleeps
head Bay.
Following are the results Of races at
shecpshead Bay yesterday:

Following are the results OF races AT
shecpshead Bay yesterday.
First race. ono milc-Drizzle first. Arundel
second. Maidstone third. lime 1912 2-5.
Second race. WOOdcOck stakes, on turf. one
mile-LOr Harry first, Moodcutter second,
Algernon third. Time, LII 10.
Third race Futuriiy course, three-quarters
Of mile-BObby Beach first. Phoebe second,
Veronica Third. Time $40 2-5.
Fourth race. selling. one and oue-eightl
miles-Sam Wood FIRST, BlackthOrn second.
Birthday third. Time 1857 3-5.
Fihh race, one and tnree-sixtecnths miles
Demuth first. stockton second, Rozpas third.
fine 2:O2.
sixth race, seven-cighth Of mile on turf
Benedictine first, Frank Ward second. LEILA
MAY third. Time 100 Is.
TO-day's entries for >heepshcad Bay;
First race. three-quaIters of a mile, Flu
turty course-Wresiler 1O@ deception, %,
Re-echo, %; Crbanna, %; susie :, J;
| linda. 100: Puzzle. 100; lima Il. 1O5; Daisy
Woodruff, 1Oj; Little Minnie, lOj laily Leo.
| JOG; COldstfeam, los; Long Dance; los; Eau
d-che. 1Oe; Rustic. los; ON Karl lOo Ben
/ liar sOn, los; FREELY. iOs; Village Maid. -;
| Arab. IOi: ShotOycr. OS: Roger, 81; lagO. 81:
| Malachi. 0S; Whitenose. %; Radiant, -;
| Lady Agnls, So Harry. Russell, %; y
Wilson l02; Onward. ~.
Second race. Futurity course. thrce-lOuIths
| Of mile, Autumn Stakes -Stlategem, los.
ThoTndale, los; Surplus. 125 Russell, l25:
| Rinfax, l21; astaila. IS; Saliie McClelland'
| ] p; Or Hasbrock, Is; Beauty, 100; Quarter
stretch 1Oi Ella j. lOl; Landscape lOl;
| LconOra. 1Ol; Vanity. lOl; Esperanto, 1UI;
| Sir George. lOl: liueume, lOi
| Third race. one and One-nalf OF mile.
! Bridge cap-TOurnameni, 1896 Master
! lode, 100; Admiral lO5; Cancan, 100; Ban
quct. ZIG; Torso. Ia; Sinolod l23; Prince
| fonso. 115: Her highucss, ll2
| Fourth race. one mile. kaclng stakes
| Balston, 10; los Angeles. 40; Badge, los.
KmgstOn.n2O; English Lady, 50; sir Launcet.
! So: FitZ james. 90.
I Firm race. one and onc-quarier mile-Iiis-
| tan. 122: Los Angeles. 10; Senorita. is,
| ClstaWay 2d, llj; Montague llj; niablO.
| 1lj; Rupcrta, 10: kcnwOOi, 10; English
| Lady, 1O3.
| sixth race, one and one-quarteg mile, on
turf-Orifiaumc 10. Macbeth 81. 12l; -
| Luke. 100; Niagara, ll9, Raymond O., ils;
| Belw0od, li5, Little Jim. III; Woodcraft
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

Are yoa a~sre that carpets coiiees a ;'''
hold a great deal OF impure AMI un"nG..
some matter. and that the carpet ced"i,ns
department Of Mrs. A. J. Pyle has espe', ss
facilities for removing these impurities; ~
tTpli as all dust, gru. moths, &c.I nv.
method OF srourlng carpets IS the very U.s. ',
in fact she has ono Of the most eohiplevJI
carpet cleaning establishments 70 DC iounu
anywhere. 3lj north Fifth street.
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Chase city, Va, June Is. 1890.

STATE OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY or NECK
LENBURG. to-wit:
r.. y. Jcfircss, a notary public for the
county aforesaid. do certify that Dr. James
f. HUGHES and John u. Wakefield. whose
names arc signed to the writing above. per-
,0nally appeared before me and acknow-
lodged the same.
Given under my hand this 18th Of June.
lS.o THOs. ID. JEFFREss,
Notary Public.
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Death of Liii,,. Grnsb.

Mrs. David Ilayman, better known as
Miss Lillian Grub, a well-known opera
singer, died in Baltimore Yesterday, after
an illness OF three months. She wac well
known In this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

THE SUNDAY TINES is served every sun
day morning by reliable carriers, and orders
led at THE TIMES Office VIII receive prompt
aifnntiOn.
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Woman. Her diseases and Their Treat
mcnt - pages, illustrated; price, J0c. sent
upon receipt OF Zoe. cost Of mailing etc.
Address Professor X. II. Kline. VI. d., J5l
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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pump, and fixtures. NO zoo west Broad
street, to-day az II y. NJ.
sale ola farm Of fifty acres with dwelling
Of nine rooms, barn, stable, etc. in Hanover
county, eight miles east OF Richmond, Tues
day, September 9th, at / a. NJ
Trustees sale Of stock Of confectionery, al
store, 1917 east Main street, "Wednesday,
September 10Th. at 1920 o'clock \. NJ.
Sale Of frame dwelling on It. John street be
tween Duval ana Charity, wednesday,
september 10Th, al $50 L. VI.
Sale Of furniture. carpets, soda apparatus.
&c, l6l7 east Main street, wednesday,
September 10Th. az 1890 \. NJ
Trustees sale Of a valuable farm containing
So acres II land on the Mldlothien Turn
pike eight miles from Manchester we'd
nesday. september 10Th, al ! L. NJ, by
a. l.. AdamsOD, trustee,
The second great sale Of building lots by the
salem Development Company VIII take
place Friday. september I'm, al o CLOCK,
at salem, Va.
Executors sale Of brick dwelling. No. 6Ol
north 1hrtieih street. Two frame tene-
fnents Nos. 6i3 anc 0i0 north lhirtcth
street. four detlched frame houses on
Thirtielh between Leigh and NJ streets
Tuesday, september 10Th. az L. VI.
sale of business and residence lots at Min
neapolis, Russell county, Va, on sep
TENDER 18th, 18TH, and 10Th. The Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company vi
sell excursion tickets from all the prin-
cipal citie', good for ten days. Il. h
Chattin 4 Co, auctlOueers.
Sale Of 81 Jres Nos l1Oa. HOG. and HOS east
Cary street, Thursday, september 18th
atop NJ.
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m. .ooona sa,,c Of building ioss s Dy
s Inc s ,,s,nlopn,ent company o. Grounds
va. will he held on the c0mp;, ". when
on Friday next, nj ] O'Clock aesrea No
,oSr " n The south has kept so steadily aa
vanciur duridg the summer months aese,s 81
salem S The number OF buildings e ,rs,"a
, dn,S, tho summer has been astonishing,
The population has doubled within t 9oIP5a 'InS
49,, 49,, ,1p ,I,h The place is on the So'losS
and Western railroad. near koanoS oan mot
Investors p will find that their money canp 80
be more advantageonsly placed tnal s j., mi
property. Mr.. A. NJ. Bowman is p,e'
~ The Salem Development Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

fully concur in the above statement Of
DR.. HUGHES. and | am so much assured OF
the great benefits derived from the use OF the
Chase CITY Lthia Water in enectlng IRE:
hitherto dcspaircd OF. that have determined
10 bring my family here from my home I'D
Kentucky 30 reside for some time | at
tribute my restoration 10 health sOleiy 10
the use az this water.
JOHN ID. WAKEFIELD,
Of Wakefield, ny.
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FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT i3. 1890.
PREDICTED TINE STANDARD OF
HIGH TIDE AT
FORT OF, RIcnMoNp. sErrsMnEn 8.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Edward lamcyer, Beals, Rock
land, lime, X. Wendenbefg.
SAILED.
schooner II NJ. Clarke, shaw, Bermuda
Hundreds, to load oak lumber for New York,
vessel Curtis & Parker; schooner kphiam and
Annie Parker Bermuda Hundreds, 10 load
railroad ties for Philadelphia, vessel curtis &
Parker; schooner Charles III. Wolston, Bos-
ton, c al. Ch,sapeake and ONO railway.
PORT or WEST POINT. SEPTEMBER s.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore, Billups, from Balti-
more with general cargo. steamship Essex.
TAYLOR from Baltimore. with general cargo;
steamship city OF Atlanta, Dole, from New
YORK, with general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Essex, Taylor. for Norfolk
with general cargo: steamship city of At
lanta. for Norfolk, Dole, with general cargo;
steamship baltimore Billups, for Baltimore.
with general cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. SEPTEMBER 4.
ARRIVED.
steamship kanawha. New York, to load
coal.
steamship Blaekhearth, GALVESTON, scaled;
shin Curiew, Mon tigO Bay. coale1; Steamship
Guyandotte, New York. merchandise; steam
ship STELLA 9TH. Liverpool, merchandise.
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NARBROUGn'S "MILD hurley
TOBACCO DOES NOT MAKE YOU
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