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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

CHICAGO. July IT, Csttlc-market lower ;
bseves 81 75a5; GERS So 50a4 so; stockers and
feeders 81 40a3 TO; COWS, tu!ls and mixed 81 25
a3 10 Texas steers 81 1888 05. Bogs-msrket
higher; mixed So 6na3 90; heavy So G0a3 So ;
light 5; Gas 80; skips So 25o3 so per 100 b :.
Shell and Lambs -msrkei steady natives So 80
40 90; 're1a So 5oa4 CD; Lambs S5a6 SO per
100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

LYNcHBURa MARKET. July 1.-THE market
is steady and We quote: Flour So 5oa6 for fine to
patent family; Wheat 70a94 for fair to choice
Corn 46a50; Eye 4Sa62, and Oats 30a40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. July 17.-Reeves
mo trading aid feeling weak dressed beef
steady at 644a7 &c per ID. Cslves-msrket weak
veals s5a5 rs, and buttermilk Calves 50 4Ca4 per
100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs-sheep steady; ambs
lower; sheep 81 25a6 per 100 lbs Lambs Sc 50s
90 per 100 lbs. Hogs-market nominally
steady for live Hogs at $4s4 80 per 100 lbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

BALTIMORE, July 1S.-virginis IS consolidated
50a52; 1O.4Os 39A43 Go 3s 69as.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

CORPORATION CoURT.-Judge j. X. N
Norton presiding Com. vs.. Iii. Chase; il.
dicteo Tor forgery judgment on recoguzance
against B. B Smitn for $500.
~ =. . Lloyd admr, of Lucy P. Lloyd, vs. L. P
Besch VS.. Besch report of commissioner con.
hrmel NV 0V''
Com. VS.; colt,in liquor dea crs. indicted for v o.
lSton Of the SGadsy avs; pleas of guilty and pen
N'F hSed At tine % S25 each and costs and sus.
pens on oil license for > days-fiues to be paid
" $ o'clock tomorrow evening.
Court adj burned till tomorrow morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, July 17.-Thcre
little change in prices, and We quote: Flonr So s
as for fne to patent fancy; Whest S0a95 Coz
46a5O Bye 4OA4S, and Oats 34a37.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

CHICAGO, July 1s-11:35 a. m.-Wheat-Aue
s7sa Sept 991s Dec s9is Corn-Ang 80; Sept
1884,. Oats-August 80; Sept 29h. Mes:
pork-August $40 20; Sept $40 40. Lard-Aug
So So; Sept So 81 y. Short ribs-Aug s. 121a
Sept IS 22lh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

FINEST QUALITY OLIVE OIL. u pints
Il pints and quarts, just received by
N lu ]. c. MTIRJRN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

(lHLoRITE' for chapped hands and lips
" Price zoe por bottle at
T n IT T rn,rr,c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

A FULL LINE OF MARKET, LUNCH and
IN FANCY BASKETS at
ia &c. MILBJRN,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

CRosSE & RLACKWELL's FINE PICKLES
" and PRESERVES and for sale by
iy14 / O MILRuRN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

| AJINTER-CURED CANVASSED HAMS: also
w hno Cncanvasscd Hams, su all Sizes for sale
! by ie4 J. C.. MILRIRN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

M LID CoFFEEs-15 bags Maracaibo and La
I, lsi Gusyra Cofees received to-day by
! feh1O &c MILRURN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

the more familiar and cndearing title ot
dummy 4 few years ago be- was ine
Aston of Boston though now Fred Ames Is
considered tlc largest real estate owner
However. Mr. Sears Is comfortably wen ~. on
thoGrurcs ranging somewhere about Sl'''''f
Oo0. aud he owns some Of ihe n'N' '', '"o
property In the city. His father, 'o'.n''
came 10 Boston from Cape Cod WIN h''iin-
M ali and from small beginnings M me
GROCERY cuisines. worked bis way TO wealth.
o,d no.,tlon. Hc married late IN me- ana
npon his death 50 left his property that ms
oniv child. Montgomery, was To- fecei'e
$4,000 per ounum, but never 10 como '''o
the bulk Of The estate.
Tho trustee so managed the estate lho'
unon attaining bis majority, unlike so many
heir. who are lcft in care OF guardians ne
lad not been bcggarcl. hut instead the prop
ertv had grown 90 S9.OoO,WO or slONVVu0j
Skillfnl LAWYERS soon succeeded 10 settling The
win inside. and ho obtained The entire estate.
Mr.. Sears married tho daughter o. President
Charles T. Choaie. Of The ola Colony rmi.
road. a niece Of Joseph Choate, the wen
known Now Ymk lawyer I'm Boston he
lives on Arlington street. facing the funic
garden and Commonwealth avenue, and has
country houses ot Ut Desert and oouinnofo
Ia summer hc cruises much in very mana
some steam yacht Tie is OF medium height
slightly inclined 70 be stout, with sandy mar
and musiacho. IS unobirusve in dress, ana
in manners exceedingly quiet and reserved
He about s. Though q member OF mum
Der. he rarely attends the clubs, being a great
homebody and almost an ideal husband and
father
Mr.. John VI. Forbes is estimated in the
ncishborhood Of 100000 a few year.
AGO be was considered The railroad king OF
Boston. Tie IS remarkably modest some
what difficult Of access, owing 20 bis many
cares. but very genial and courteous. One
of the most generous and charitable OF men,
bis charities ere not osteniatious ana lhc iei'
hand knows not what the right hand does
He allows himself but little recreation
though long since past the oge when most
men Of wealth retire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Mr. Eben d. jordan is Boston's retail dry
Goods prince and j., worth about sdor9oU.
Ito is Tine New England Wanamo.or, and
when he came 90 Boston about th.riy-i've
ycars ago from clown east' bee was glad 20
yet Job at anything lie has never forgot
ten those who helriendel him in those days.
Countless storie, are told of bis generosity.
lie EMPLOYS about 8 600 in his immense stores
and j., beloved by all in his service. The
stories are mnmerah'c that bis employs tell
of the many acts of kindness which bee is con-
stantly doing in his transformations way a
few years ago he sent @ hundredof bright
est Young men and women in bis employ ON
"A six months free tour OF Europe. Tine em-
ploves' lunch and recreation rooms in IBIS
establishment are deliberately fitted zap with
pianos and such appointments as would
throw into the shade many wealthy homes.
Among other wealthy individuals and fam
lilies I'm Boston may Dee mentioned the Iiahs,
who own tire immense brewcries, and tAe
Iawrences. Of Mediorl. the Converses rub
her manufacturersi, of Maiden. the hlgsin-
sons. the Henenways, the Thayers. the besnes,
the Nickersons. the Wiiiiamses. All OF these
are i'm possession of great wealth. hut Tine
instances Of great individual fortunes are
comparatively rare in Boston.
WILLIAM r. MURRAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

The late Philip IL. WEIGH possessed i'm zee
markable degree the faculty of extracting
circumstances. re carried notebook with
him everywhere by day, and at night it
always lay within reach Of DIS hand 20 catch
any foeting. disable thought that might as-
sail him in the hours of darkness. On one
occasion, as he was leaving bis home for tine
days work, bis wife noticed bi. of the
breakfast fish sticking TO bis teeth and sug-
gested its removal WEIGH laughed AND took
ont, not his toothpick, but bis notebook
Before forget it, he said, "ln just pay
for that fish, and down went two or three
pregnant words. A day or two later bee
showed 90 his wife, in print, one of bis little
dialogues in which bank cashier, replying
e. a wifely comment upon fish sticiang o. his
teeth, says; Thanks; 10 would never do for
me 10 go down 20 the bank with q piece of
dolIar-a-pound shad showing in any mouth n
81 told YOU" commented Mr.. WEIGH, "tha. 1
would pay for our fish, and as he XII two
dollars for the joke, it is probabe that be did
with something % spare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

...., roo. Ia. ,,,v and n rel lamp by ni>nt-
,i,.,,io,..l .t either end ~ the train, but
hratcman isdispaiched In both directions 20
.,..,,o1 o,or,achin,, trains Of the fact lhis
,nle involve. more suffering than any otner
f..tnr. If railroadinr. brakeman who y
compelled 20 tread bis way ~ ihe ii'ilNo %,
the night in The midst Of driving sb'i'n ana
there wnit for train-it may be minutes 10
may BE- hours-undergocs "A pnl s'cn "''n
chin in which health ami often life hang IA
fhe balance. It is computed that over l'ovO
train men have been crippled for hie under
e,cb circumstances OF have died from e1-
hausiion.
The mechanical and automatic signals are
uelate.t and best phases ~ inns Dr"neh or
railroad science SO matter no" careiui
men NAV ba. they viii az times commit or
rors Tire l.st svitchman viii at times leave
The switch open. and the most faithful nag
man Will in some ilcslas moment naS 30 ioaa
omen. o. ahead. when beyond the curve as
a.ter and death Doe in wait for the doomed
train. One chief SYSTEM followed is The
mechanical, in which one switch bar opens
or closes a switch aud displays with tno
same movement an the appropriate signals.
AT the Grand Central depot, Now 4orki
whore this system is carried o. PERFECTION
tbere is % single bar which in ono movement
op.ns three .ehas and SETS eighteen signals.
The other system, the automatic, obtains
IFS motive force from the mere weight of the
locomotive. or from an electric battery
thrown into circuit by the impact OF the
train. This IS one of the bases of the DiocA
system nov So generally adopted in The
United States As the locomotive passes
certain point the white disk used by day or
thowhite light hy night gives place TO onsoi
either green or rcl. Indicating That The road
is now occupied ahead for tine number OF
miles which constitute block 40 the Same
time tho danger or caution signal $50 by tho
same train at the beginning of tha preceding
blocl, ARE replaced by white disk or white
liglt. according CD The time Of day.
OF late years there has been no'iceaole
use of white nars and white lamps upon both
extra and special Trains This is dine 90 Tie
vast increase in iN's branch of ra..roaainT.
Formerly they wore classified VIII wild
cat. n and used groom hut more generally rel
signals. - artof the signal man IS no" in
decline. Itranl hlys leen driven % tne
wall bv The march of merely mechanical inn
movements in Iai rolius. hut iis demise hhs
been accelerated hv th- wonderful growth of
electric science. fA-ta-DD "ll''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

DIcHMoND. FREDERICKSBURG
IN nIrTIfftF HtfI TI4N aaI-fIF~

-
edmond. FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC EAIIFOAD.-cch'
dule'cOmmencing FEBRUARY 9th, lo'V~
Eastern standard time.
1882 am. leaves Byrd-strect station any
stops only go Ashland, b..uNt,,'
Miiionl. Fredericksburg. hi. ,,.,'.'
and Wldewa.Hf. sleeper " 'n'''''-
1,:o7 A. mn I iea S.' Bsri. 9cct station daily
except Sunday. ,... dolly
6.2O D. m. leaves Bvrl-sffeet station n"l
lisp m caves Eyrd-street st',,' n,,iif,r.i
sions only at Bothweu, hi .l.'',,,
and Frrdrficilsburg. sleeper hieh-
mond to New lnft. ,..,,, .tailv
800 a. M arrivesat Byrd-sirs,'ei . sl"''O" '''''
Sleeper ffOm NcW J oih. t.tt..
1.lg Do m arrives nf HVrd-sfrcef STATION W..
sfops af fredericksburg VI ilo' ~
I,f,ur.u and Ashland. sleeper
f'r, ,v..hinefOd and New luiNi
does not stop nt finA. ,.ti...
e.oe r. mi. arrives Fyrl-strcet tltll1l u'4t
FORD. Boutwell,. and Asllinp. ,,..
OH, D. m arrives af lfyrl-ellect STATION N''Nf
except sunday.
The New york and Florida special come
.,o.eI OF Pullman VesfiDulc ctfsf arrives
"a fne Btrl-sfreef station no 4,l5 D. DID. n'i
MONDAYS WeduC- days ANA Fridays hhu
Leaves Bvri-sffcct station at $40 "a. ODD. OH
tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays Extra
mrc Us charged on tnis train.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
G.f8 "a. m. leaves flD1. Arrives al A0iii''i''' ''
1888 n. u.
f.no d ODD Recommendation leaves Hyid-strccl
siaf0n.arriyesat Ashland no b pm
G.Ofu. m. leaves EiDa. arrives 40 Ashland t.
G.fl %. m.
o.4-a. rr. arrives flba. Leaves Ashland a'
B.0l "a. m.
s.g5 "a. .fn. accommodation. arrives at Byrd.
street station. leaves Ashland 40
1857 "a. m,
800 p. ln. arrives ai EIlai leaves asniinn "'
5.i2n. M.
C.A.TAYIOR. Traffic Manager
T.. r. d. NYErs. General superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
olHRr OTIS.
A lawsuit has just been finished i'm Iosth
N Llch hmm in IlLl.

A lawsuit has just been finished i'm Iesth
which began i'm l16s
There are in Hungary no fewer than $4,000
| gypsies, and some 100000 IN Roumania.
Not a single sentence of death was passed
/ boy tho Vienna criminal court during he past
year
In Bengal, at ;he last primary scholarship
examinations eight out of twenty scholar
ships We're awarded % girls
No less than 100000 Of prairie chickens
are marketed in Chicago every year. OF
which number Illinois furnishes nearly ono.
half
A hen at Chamberasurg, Pa, began the
new year by laying au egg wei Ching four and
half ounces, with q sort of bay window at-
tachment on either side.
The statistics Of wild beasts i'm India for ISIS
show that they DO not grow any less deadly.
Twenty-Five thousand nine hundred and
seventy persons We're killed m lsss. an in-
crease of coo.
From 1881 TO 1856 there were in pounsyl-
wanna $50 strikes, of which lsj succeeded o.
partly succeeded, and 0l2 failed The boss 90
employers was Sl5i9OoO and TO employees
S5,5s0OO0
Thomas Iitlsimmons, young man at
Plttston, Pa, has nearly finished % clock on
which ho has labored for four years. and
which, ho says Will prove a regular horoloei.
cal encyclopedia
The light colorel kinds of artificial lar
come from Germany, except the drab and
ash shades, which are furnished by Snodcn.
Nearly all Che various shades OF dark hair are
imported from France
The mikado Of Japan has had constructed
line Of telephone between Yokohama and
Striznoka, distance of about l0Omle,. "It
is the first telephone applied 70 the public
service in Japan, and has so far been come
ploicly successful
In sinking orto,aa wells in the Desert off a- I
hara, water bearing straits have been reached
at depth of $50 feet 40 which "a steady Cow /
of about 1000 gallons per minute BIAS been /
obtained This water is brackish and unfit I
for drinking, but 10 answers very well for /
irrigation
Tho following is the entire list Of wedding
First anniversary, iron; 18th. /
wooden; tenth, tim; fifteenth. crystal: TWEEN
ieth, china; twenty-hfth, silver. thiruc.h,
'otton; thiriy-iifih, linen; forticth. wooden;
orty-iiith, silk; hiueth, GOLDEN seventy
fifth, diamond
Here is a way % teli how fast You are
travelling IN "A railway car. Every time the
ar passes over a rail joint there is a distinct
lick. Count the number OF those clicks in
wenty seconds AID you have the number Of
niles the train IS going per hour. This IS
nipple matter OF arithmetic, as the length OF
he rails is uniform
John Mount, OF Coymgton, Ky, is said TO
Q the oldest criminal in the United States.
Ie Is nearly 90 years OF age, and ffy-as
ears OF biz life have been spent ia various
'titentiarie' Of the United States Tie has
ALMOST every crime except that of
urder. lie Is living secluded life at pres.
H. and 81 -.-. soos on tAc streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
HAIis,o
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R,

scHEDuLEN EFFEcr FEB. 10. lso
LNANH HICHMONp:

TRAIN No. 81, 2:30 A. NJ. ..,,,.
GoIiHtNN LApRt-S, raiiy, io' n,r,,or,
- Greensboro Wiusfnu-~nlcnf A,iillt,,i
Raleigh. Irudlemnn. salisbury, Ahh.Nl",i
Hot Springs. Charlotte. Coiumnl, AlNshi
Anguish. Atlanta. BirmInsh1mf Mgnisuh-
cry, New Orleans. IeNn.. anu 'nill.i ,lii.
Pullman palace sicepIn9-c.f. i.ichihv iv
UnnviIle ana Dinv'iic to Ashefli'i Ausual''
Uirmlnphnn. aud New Orleans.
IKAIN 30 81. ll.op 4. NJ. ....
NrTUGTNT. tFD NORTH tAfhIlNA EN-
: PRESS. daily, for hutkcfhle, uii hli-
tiIn. I'm fUe Norfolk aud western Railroad,
! ,mrlhifrr. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Icu-
pins. and Nashville. also Tor heYsNIiief
tf4frsvIfio. Ozlofd Henderson. Durham.
and Raleigh. This tram goes through solid
~ TRAIN No. 80. Ppm.
T1fsr NAIL. daily. i0r al points ON ih'
/ Tafmviiic and pOwhatan Railroad, l'aii-
VifIr. Greensboro NlustOn-~llom, lttlei.h
charlotte. AsnoyIlo Columbia, Aueuslit
sfinnta. BIRMINGHAM. MONTGOMERY. Sew
orleans. Texas, and California. iu .lHitr
palace sleep ng-cars lanyIlc to Augusta ',hN
Atlanta. and no Greensboro sleeper VIA Anii'
Vile t1 AlOu.t0Wn, Tenn.
TRAIN $50. 40. % =. NJ.
a 1fFITA ACCOhlODAIiON, daily cAcell
4 SUNDAY. for Amelia Courthouse HHu iu-
'' T8AfN SO. a. 600 An.
(uONFR LOCAL. daily except SUNDAY
l freight Train with crlcn iilt'iNu' i"i
clover. Na.. and intermediate points
ARRIVE All RICHMOND
Train So. I3 at 5.l5 B. d.; 80 81 hi s. ID
p ST.. So. 55 goo $40 j. NJ. and NO. 1T al o'l1
An.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

81 crafty. In domestic ME model husband
and father, he bases ais bast and truest hap
piness upon his wife. children and friends.
Governor Ames isailablo courteous friendly
(. am essentially democrlic. Many Of the
older workmen 40 Eastnu, with whom he
worked in years past in making shoyois, are
stall addressed by rim, and he 10y them, in
their Christian NAMES, and he has no more
sincere friends than these same mechanics
who's iic labor has been spent ia the employ
7 Of bis family.
ANY list u Boston miliionaires would DO
incomplete without the nAmo q Gen Ben
1ainin /. Butler, who is estimated bv close
observers 20 be worth between 5000 900 and
ffd,oOO,O0 He isrcally more identified with
lBos'on than with Lowell, though no has his
magnificent residence IN the latter place His
Paw Offices Ia Ashburion place, Boston, are
khe finest Ia the city, and there he may be
FOUND early AMI lato when not in court or
travelling, for, unlike most Of the lawyers Of
Boston, he has a large practice in New York,
Washington and Chicago, whero lao has CO.
partnership offices. His law practice is worth
$4,000 year he lives well, is very gem
erous, aud his famous yacht America Is one
Of the finest The bulk Of his fortune has
been made by investing in manufactures
Gen Butler strongly advises young men to |
pat their earnings into improved real estate, !
and has acted on that idea himself Though /
nearly three score years aud ten, he is visor-
GUS mentally and physically. 50 thoroughly /
is he up with the times that he has introduced
Into his offices graphopbones for use IN his
vast correspondence. They are run by cleo
tricity, both In receiving the messages and
In Keeling of the words 10 the young and
pretty lady typewriter operator. VINO Is thus
enabled 10 transcribe letters aud reports Of
court proceedings az the rate Of about fifty
words minute. In this regard, as in many
,;her respects, Gen Butler is far ahead Of
Dis contemporaries in Boston, none Of whom
AVE yet adopted tho wonderful new talking
Machine.
j. Montgomery Sears is known 70 large
umberof oomparatiyestrangers as "Noniy''
ears BIS inlimates ase said 70 cali bin by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

''J'f DO
pe.iA D'.'
NEw YORK. March litf- you eyer
leeu to ''a musical i.ii
j bad an experience or "'- A',. recently
and one J ,I1i n'. soon i'lta- Iti MOTT
whom received lN. caro- 'l in'i'.l 'l "'''
derd greatly whether tu"fa "'N.l ne NOR.
tea tAan music. or fi.' f'' '' ',' ''i
first thought oi making o. communion Oh
these lN' "ii.i 'i'i'i'" '-
as one mi-. h.. i'I'. "''' .'' ''''''
decided i9 i ana i'iii ". eAl
IAe iea WAS gwen ''' .. .'l' ..'.''' 'I i.
avenue. Ina sounds u"'i--l.-.' .'i.
$50 nrfI site. Just dashed WIN rIi. prom 'I
Ioi.m.an..n. Sol tIoa-lf n, I stepped ont
II n ear uf Madison square. and. cn rNu.e foI
the studio. h..ams onro. time crowd ou ODE
wilde SUNNY avenue. After short wals
reached tha hale. J stepped mn tae eis
vaf.r. which. floating s.lrne.y up. leit ms ou
the f.a floor.
As..n Dumy right hanl read: "I.'s way
fo f.. .uI0.H AMI turning iuioa s.i. ple-
ae. found mf If before 1880 open dor HI.l
.t ,i..-0f . .e.rs OFF people -aaIei boo tle room
beyond "a piano. and 90 ..I with l.r mouth
wiio Open amHuga prod -llu. "Ah-A. ]
.ve. i.t. Dc .a. realty f.l bad tl interrupt
chat lasnr woman on Tint Mrl O.. llt -la
hff.- .., f. h. f, dear lie. while h.r eyes fol-
Lowell ..a Indemnity. f.It very guilty a-
rsln...- frt, . ....,.. chair on OH. Ulcfrlw.
T... ,o.,.,., woman at the piano continued
20 scream s.m.fhnr very cIas-.cai fricas-ael
with badly pronounced Italian and rampant
chorus And after lt.a mIi applause
which .I.. seemed fO Interpret as lu encore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

tsosroS. March lS-Hero Ia Boston We
Q no Astors nor Nanderbilts. but there
Z few who are not absolute paupcrs, and
o are even likely to be fairly well OF some
yn they keep ON. The largest individual
ravcrS are. Joshua Montgomery sears,
paws 10000 on S3,Gi7,0o0 worth Of real
.te aud $4,000 worth Of personal estate
derrick l. Amcs, who pays $3.50 ON 81
~ 600 worth Of real estate Ebeu B. jordan,
who PAYS 60, 600 on $l,5ls0oO worth Of real
and $4,000 worth Of personal property Arr
och Wentworth, who pays SO zoo on Sl,454,-
OoO worth Of real and $1,000 worth OF per
eonal property, aud H. Hollis Hunnowch,
who paws SIS. 900 on sl,l27O00 Of real estate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

100 liIe o. Iuc dlnaor heIh in dclibcraiion;
toe death Of toe diner may msk 10 tho lacs
OF II,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
)ST0N'S MILLI0NAlRES.
les. TRAITS, HABITS OF SOME CAP
4 lTALIsTS or THE HUB.

IA who Lead the New England Metrcp-
|ass IN wealth. and How They Acquired
Their Money Pictures Of Ebcn ID. Jor-
lem. oliver Ames, benjamin \. Butler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
COAST LINE.

4 IIANill Quasi LINE
TfrHNOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD TfIE TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, February l0in
1890. af 300 s. Ma trains ON tls ilid 1901
ram as follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-26
SATURDAY MATINEE.

The meeting at the Christian
church continues. Mr.. LOckhart
speaking to good houses from night to
night. Forty seven additions to date
The subject tonight will be "This
Great Salvation" All are cordially
invited.
-JOske's millinery opening next
Monday will show the ladies for
what little money stylish bonnet or
hat can be bought of them this season.
Hadn't you better wait and see. 3-26-3t