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The daily critic., 1890-11-13

yoR RENT-uNFURNrSHED ROOMS,
II with OF without board Can after
o'clock o m ot Iei 'fh sfn 1880
EoR RENT -NICI II FURNISHED BACK
II .parlor bclraa beat and gas nice
ueiehnorhood. Avn ftIi2i 6th stn vs. 1857
EOR RENT FrRN led 9D FLOOR
~ rooms as rar.ur ai bedroom. only
rented rs such bath Same fdof reasonable
rent; reference 25N ave. l3St
VvOR RFNT-LArGE. NICELY rURNTsUD
IT rooms ou and 9d floors with drst
class table board terms reasonable. 93
stuw vs.. 1885,
EOR RENT LARGE. FINELY FIN
II iehtd uufuuished rooms on ~ floor;
also room on ID aoor. Apply ii2 10th 81 W.
EOR RENT 500 nth sTN w, BET. II aud
u ], delightful 30 story front rooms, with
board products fresh from the farm. t25t
UOB RENTED COLUMBIA ST. FUR
II rished or uniurnished; suitable for
housekeeuiug cal after B D m. ls 30
Tor R8NT-8 UNFURNIsHED ROOws;
II bath, heat and gas, SO. Inquire at ilS
sun W after O'Clock. ll3t
EoR RENT-i4o4 L ST NV, HANDSOMELY
y furnished rooms; single or On sutei iur.
mace and crate fires, near The Port.and.
EoR BENT-2 FURNISHED ROOMS; single
I on en suite. l623 l9fh st lL
TOR RRNT-AT 1924 @ SIT NV, OR 8
II large. handsome 81 story rooms; board
81 desired ti3t
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
II room with board for gent and wife or 2
gents, also unfurnished rooms with OF with
ont board. sii 18th stnw. II 81
EOR RENT -wIMODAUGHsts pARLORs.
II i4o6 50 w may be rented a. reason
able rates, including heat, light piano and at.
tendance, FOR classes, readings, societies and
clubs The reading room and library are
Oueu 10 members from m % 10 D. no.
brary. WARY DESHA. Secretary. siw
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

ITUR sALE-A BILLY GOAT, WAGON AND
II harness. 81; bargain, Inquire ll q A.
CASTELAR,. aJl9N 3 D y. l
NOR Saba GREAT TEAM-BAY Mares
il mo- WLitt stand 1873 hands highs Wl.
u4tehed- IGN sisters gam Ltat -sal gaze q.
LeiEar. vel broken single and doubles NY.
afraid % anything. Address JOHN D GID.
LETT, Adams. Jefferson County, N a. u
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
rnK sALE-Hnusrs

IS0F SALEM ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
II frame house, Just finishing; nydrant IN
yard; lot iCvii5; snug home; price, $500. Ap-
ply 70 ROBERT j. THOMAS, Room No. g 6i3
18th Ht.
EOR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
II houses In Washington, 100, los and 40
nth st n G; twuastOry and basement, brown
stone trimmings; rooms and bath; electric
bells and gas; price, 81. 800 each, $500 cash
balance 20 suit or trade for good lots.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

wondering whence proceeds his new
and sudden impulse. "a
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
i be received bY his Department until ~
O'Clock "a. m, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER Do,
1890. Tor furnishing the Chemical Division
with apparatus and supplies Tor the re.
maiudeT Oi the current fiscal year. A isf az
the apparatus and supplies desired and an
necessary Information tO bidders vii. bg fur
uI-hfd by the Chemist of the Department.
The privilege Il reserved 20 order any add
ti0nal items accepted on the same terms and
also 90 reject any dg an bids or tu accept ans
part % the bids offered j NJ HUSh, serre
tary oi Agriculture. llat
nRPoT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
~ Washington, ID. O., Nov. . l-9o.-
sealed proposals.. in tripinair. subic1t %
usual conditions. WIIl De received here until
N O'Clock a m. DECEMBER lu. 1870. and
then oueIedt for furnishing, during the SIX
months commencing January J. 1897, and
ending June So, 1891, such forage. straw
and bran as may he required. Preference
will be given % articles Ot domestic pro due
tl0n OF maLuiacture, conditions ut equality
and prices Including in the price ui foreign
productions OF manufactures me duty
thereon being equal AT. Information re
UuIred viii be furnished on application tH
this Office Envelopes containing rupu-a IS
should be- marked Proposals for Forage and
straw" and addressed tu o.. E. DANDY.
Deputy QuaTtgrma ster- General. I + A.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
wASTED-MIsCELLASEoUs.

FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam rover good elevator service and drst-
class ialltorshIp, 70 the POST BUILDING,
for rent al low rates 70 drst class tenants,
Apply 20 sTusON HUrCHISs, sa Post
Building cr FRANK MAGUIRE, superm-
teldeur
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
ron SALE AND EEN r
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

HI ny
THOMAS f. wAGGAMAN, 9i7 F street..
Changes made WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays.
l-sTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25


BARNES died, al the residence Of her
husband 30 IgOl6 south Pine street. Sep
fember 2}d, at b:2O 4. VI MOLLit f., wife
Of Edward l.. Barnes, In the twenty-third
year Of her age.
CALLAGUAN.-Died. al Eagle Hotel Beth
lehem. Pa , September Is, 1870 FRANCIS
CAIIAGHAN. brother Of =. b. Callaghan, OF
81 Charles Hotel. in the fOrtv-eighth year OF
his age: a native ofCounty Donegal, Ireland.
CARTER-Uied. at the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs = J. Burch, 80. S2O twenty
nfth street september I3d, at 3:i1 O'Clock,
Mrs KABECCA CARTER, Ia the eighty
fourth year a her age.
CANCE.- Uied. of pneumonia, september
;. 1890. af the residence Of her parents, Din
more Park. Mlldale Ky, NH DRIED LEE,
infant daughter Of George VI. and Maggie VI.
Cayce; aged three months and four days.
DAViS.-Iied. at the residence OF his
daughter Mrs. Bertha Williams, 527 north
Fourth street, tuesday nj q o'clock z. NJ,
after "A long and painful illness, slEtHEN y.
DAVIS.
EPPS.-Died. az her husbands residence.
l. ". tpns. No. SO7 Fairfield street, ~eptem-
Der I'm, at $3.50 \. NJ. Mrs. &. {. EPlS; aged
fifty- two years eleven months and nine days
sTKAIN.-Died, at the residence Of her pa
rents. zoos NenaDle street, Monday, Septem
Der 22d. at 7:30 7. NJ, LOIIlE Z, only
daughter OF G.. W and VI. T.. strain.
WRIGHT Died, in Richmond, september
%, 1890. at 1880 A. NJ C.P. WRIGHT, second
son OF e. IA. and VI. l., Wright aged fifteen
wears and ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25

The fifty-fOurlh session of Richmond Col
lege begins to-day. II bids fair TO be one of
the most profitable sessions in the history Of
the college. With the addition Of the new
schools and the great improvements made
Tor the accommodation OF the students, the
college oilers better opportunities Tor
learning than it ever has heretofore.
These additional facilities have been
the means OF greatly increas-
ing the application for mapiculation.
The students reported at tac college much
earlier this session than ever before, some
of them arriving last Monday. Up to last
night large number had reported, and al
ready nearly all Of the rooms have been
taken, notwithstanding that several dormi-
tories nave been added in the new cottages
recently built.
The school of law, with Judge Roger NJ.
Gregory as professor, has been added, and
Professor L. X. Hambertin will give special
instruction in elOcutiOn. These schools will
have full classes. Professor +. W. Boat
wright will ill the chair Of modern Ian
guages. The new faculty held their first
meeting Tuesday, when the schedule forthe
coming session was arranged. Resolutions
of respect to the late lamented Professor l..
b. Smith were adopted. Professor Games
will fill this vacancy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
HORSE RECORD.
Ensries ami Results. of the Races Mt
Grayessnd.

Following are The results of races at
Gravesend Tuesday:
First race. three-quartcrs Of a mile-Ai Far
rove first. Aieriden second, Ballsion thiid.
Time. 1:151.
second race. one and one-eighih miles
EOn walks over. ,
Third race, thrce-auariers Of a mile sell
ing-D. HasbrOuck FIRST, Inobia second
Oo1cutter Third. Time, l:l6R.
Fourth race. one mile-Can Can Hrst, l\yrie
y second, Lady Jane third Time, l;l"t.,,
Fnth race. three quarters Of mile. Zen
Harrison nrSt. Tanner second, colo third
Time, i.i5H.
sixth race, three-quariers Of mile IN
trlguaDte first. Lord Harry second Beet BOY
third. Time, l:lGA.
To-day's entries for Grayesend:
First race fivc-eighths Of a mi e-Nolun-
~tryke. l16 Maidstone, 122; Everglade, log;
liailyhoo, iO6; LOantokal 1872 Nellie BY w.
Aurania. 1I9.
second rrfe. one and three-sixteenths
miles, WoOdlawn Handicap kaceland, ~;
tristan, ZIG; Buddhist, llG Castaway IL.
ll2 Belwood, 1O5; Sir John, lO1; Now OF
Never, 96: Iceberg. %.
Third race. one and one-eighth miles, Ocean
View stakes Demuth, 12F, SIR John. l22;
Torso. 122: Worth, l22, Banquet, 122; Heller
~kelter, 11g SinalOa II l10.
Fourth race, I'VE eighths Of mile-Stiate-
gem. III; Rinfax, IFS; Eclipse, Us. W.
n los: Upman. los: Yosemite, los, Black
lock. los: Lizzie los: Raleigh los; Bliihe,
ia: Void, III; Killdeer, 1l5; Reckon, 10;
Wendaway, lO5; Alma. hlly, lO5
Fifih race, one and One-eighth miles. sell
ing Castaway. rs: sam Wood. 1l6 Little
Jim, 1lG: Rlackthorn, III; Kern. ia; Ponii-
60. ia; Nigilant, 1O6; Eieve, li2, ST. Pans,
10; ~. James, no Floodiide, no; Emi-
nence. 50; Il. u. Million, los; ReechO, 1913.
sixth race. one mile-Casiaway, $50; VII
fred. 1866 LOngfOrd. 1O5; king-tock. 40;
blackburn. 14C; Waldo johnson, 40; Ana
cOuda 40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
THE FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Members of the Agricultural Board and
Others to Attend.

All the members Of the Board, besides
large number of prominent Richmond peo-
pie. will leave the city this morning TO at
tend the first DAYS session of the Farmers
Institute at Mr.. B. h Chailin's farm, CHATS
WORTH" three miles fellow Richmond. Car
RACES Will be in waiting at o'clock IN
front Of the Office Of the Commissioner OF
Agriculture 10 convey the members Of the
Board. and 'busses Will leave the Tobacco
Exchange building at y. VI. ana J.. Vi.
The programme tor the day Is rs follows:
institute called to order by Hon. \. koiner,
president state Board of Agriculture. song
:" america" choir; prayer, Rev. Lewis Guy
chaplain HenrcO County Alliance; music
Address Of welcome. Hon. Thomas. Nhlte-
head, commissioner Of agriculture. response,
Major Mann P~ge. president state Alliance;
c-> say" our FiTesidcs,' Mr.. ii. SaNton; al
dress-"faImers' Institutes, What they
are" II. l.. Lyman, of state Board Agflcul-
ture: solo. j. Louis sullivan: recess; music
address-"lhe SilO and Ensilage,' Professor
Henry Afford, of Maryland Agricultural Nol-
lege: addrcss-"Jhe Dairy Cow and How 10
Feed Her. Professor W. +. Massey, North
SION Of the above subjects. the Institute; solo,
j. Louis sullivan; music.
The committee of local arrangements
consists Of Col. NOrmand Smith, }. IA. Fus-
sell, Frank Guy, George Watt, II. {. God
din, Vi. \. Cogbill, of Chesterfield: X. I.
Lacy. Of New Kent \. l.. Slurgis, X. Is.
Chaflin, ". q. Mosby, II. Adolphe Muller,
Charles King. of Ilenrico; Julian NJ. Rullln'
of Hanover: W. \. WillrOy, Of King VIII
liam. and MIR. Holland. OF GOOchland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25

or WEEK ENDING SEPT p. 1890
PREDICTED TINE STANDARD Df
HIGH TIDE AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
DRUG MEN.
Wholesalers VIII Hold Convention in
Washington.

The National Wholesale Druggists Asso-
citation will hold its annual convention at
the Arlington Hotel, in Washington, begin
ming next Monday and continuing until De-
tober .. The Association is strong one,
and includes representatives ofcvery whole
sale drug firm in the United states. Among
the delegates from Richmond viii be Colonel
John b. Purcell, DR.. I. Roberts Baker, MI.
r. W. Powers, MIR. .. .. Owens, and Mr.. X.
l.. Harrison. These gentlemen are not
scientists. and do not attend their cOnyen-
;iOns for the purpose of discussing scientific
questions. The business that Will be trans
acted will run 10 freight rates and the pack
ing of their products for shipment.
The first session will be held on Monday
evening. when all the preliminaries Will be
so arranged that business will suffer no de-
Law on Tuesday morning. Tuesday even
Ing there will be promenade concert by the
Marine Band. Wednesday will be given
up TO sightseeing, with the exception Of a
couple OfhOurs in the evening. when busl
ness session will be held. ON Thursday
there will be two sessions, and IN The even
Ing the annual banquet will take place.
Friday will be- a day of pleasure, the whole
sale drug trade Of Baltimore rendering to
the Association an excursion 10 Mount Yer
non. The Marine Band will be part OF
the excursion. 1t will also be at the ban.
quet.
The committee of arrangements is com
posed Of II. b. Gilpn, II. j. Mcllyane. W.
J. Walding. W. II. schmidt. Fred Il. Perry
James II. Richardson, ana J. VI. Peters, all
of Washington. Especial attention has
been given by the committee 10 the arrange
mcnts for the comfort Of the ladies who Will
accompany members Of the association, and
large attendance Of the fair sex is looked
for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25

A suit was instituted in the Circuit Court
yesterday by MIS-. Fannie BOughcimeI
against the Home Ice Company represented
by Warner Moore. 10 is alleged I'm the decla-
ration that ON July 80 while Mrs. BOttig-
hciuer was driving on Broad street near
sixth iu a buggy. one of the Home Company :
wagons IAN INTO the vehicle. breaking the
same and uiuring Mrs. BOttigheimer cOnsid-
crably Damages are placed at 81 600
suit for $1,000 damages was also insli-
tuted 10y a. Miller against @. Kern. for al
legged malicious prosecution. The declaia-
lion states that on August 4th Kern had Mil
Ter arrested. charging him with stealing one
suit OF clothes valued at -. The case was
carried before Justice Crutchneld and Miller
was nOnorably discharged.
The other suits instituted Were: Nenable
& Hayman against James /. BOttO Damages
500
Nenable q llayman against James Kane
Damages SlUO
Koterl Wendenberg against Leopold spies
Tor SI3T75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE D.x


itcuip'Hhs W.
TRUSTEES SALE
VERY VALUABLE CClTON.FAcfop,
PROPERTY ~ MANCHiSrER
ACROSS THE RIVER PROM AND CLOSE
TO TIE CITY or RICHMOND. va
AND
KNOWN As THE "MARsHAfL NIf..
or THE
MARSHALL MANUFACTURES COMP,
ALSO,
AfLOr FRONTING $50 FEEJ ON do.
SOUTH SIDE or FOURTH sIRHr
BErW WEN
STOCKTON AND EVERETT srHGfr ,
THE CITY or MANcHEsrsR
WITH SIXTH DOCBLE FRAME r,g
MENTHOUsEs THERON
AyAcANr L0f FsoNriNG aaofEmm
THE NORTH slps Or FOURTH
STREET. ~ sAIDulY
ANo EXTENDING FROM EvlHtu u
STOCKTON STREET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
Another Victor, for the Equitable.

As reported from It. Petersburg, the cot
titions Uf the Equitable Life, OF New YORK.
in its semi-tontine plan and unrestricted
tontine plan-the latter by What IL called
special policies hate now been accepted
by the Russian Minister, and the company
has received authority 10 commence business
in Russia. That the Russian Ministry was
a wear considering the insurance conditions
of the Equitable, and then accepted the
tontine-diyi system Notwithstanding
that a committee Of life insurance men, ap-
pointed by the Russian Ministry, gave, of
course. an unfayOrabIe decisi0nj, is the best
proof. on the one hand, of the thoroughness
with which the business was investigated.
and on the other hand. Of the advantages OF
the conditions and system Of the Equitable
so much opposed everywhere by It's COM
petitors.- Oestcrreichische Revue (Nienn",
August 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25

nv virtne OF deed 81 trust from fIe Wr.
.ioii Manufacturing Company Tod I. NrI..
and y. ". Bowo, trustee, nai,- N' .f ~
IS~i. and duly r. corded VIII. 90, t'''.tr.
trustee heinz thereto reaulffii lf tNr .N..r
80 one-dnh ir interest OF the bond. >r..r.I
ana iu accordance with rc~olh. .rn fHe
sfnpl. holders adopted ou the Din raf af fIr.
1880. sell by public auction. ON ihc rfeate.
oN THrHsDAY, CcroBEH l0. 1880
hoo,p,ipe a. - O'Clock st.. Tine VALUABLE
cOfrpN WILLS above fcierred in. ...tf-
inc OF the main building. 5oTlan ..t Hr
stories high. lOOm-hOusc, sOtl'n INr'. Pal.
afories high. the first floor 90 Whirn Usf.t
"a packing ANA stor1Re-foom, prose -..'.,a
with mfNing-rOOm, 3XX59 feet; cDii'l-.0..
0fre-pr0nI. capacity az Two nuNir'. Il.e
besides rll other necessary nuillIh-, la. -"
tive power, offices. sc
Tnr machinery rs ln good condition ...
mostly az modern patterns. and NH-
capacity for p opounds i-lail N'o"n ,.r.
ing and shepting, or .2Op yards.
These mills are buiif on leased ground. t.
owner oftne land furnishing Wfi,f frIm
Manchester canal at r. 1htN.. fi.'. .HI
thc lease rs pcrpeiual.
auer the sale of the mills w'. -rI ~.A
poI-HTE TENEMENT FRAME i.I ~i-
sifuated ON thn south Side oi -Four street,
between Everett and stockton sir.t., f..
line lois upon which they stand. lI.N
together about $50 feet. These n.t,., H.I
deemed best 600 thc TIME 0f sale l|n '...
m.uis are rented tO employees 90 fI' W.Is.
And immediately thvfcatic' 1911. ..I.
marcel. nf convenient size. 800 f.'f .f hA-
CANT IANU on the north slNr Ni NlfH
street between Ever, a. tnd STOCKTON. I..s.
lois AN. desirable Tor building luf
Tine mill buildings aui macn.n.ft
GOOD condition. and thc brands Ni i...f
dncf are well known and highly HII
one az The great advantage ot fn0 Above.
described cOttou-m Cling riDr-tN i- N-
lion in the centre OF trlnslNl 'i '
riil and water
me mini. fO Doe sold are in ,....-,'H. DnDr
9fiDu. and tie sale is nccc-- II.. 'I fH.
Wiudlug up of gu estate
FOR further mt fmation HNNI H s.
pIpi b.. SUPERINTENDENT MARSHAL NN-
chtsttf.Na.. or t0 she auiionDrta' i.'.I..N
Va.
TERMS. Onc-nffh ~ the purchase .fN.N.f
must lc raid iu cash. ana inr i'..i..
three equal iustulmrnt- go SIX. iNriNr 0i
eighteen months from ihe uaN ni si.r
credit ruym cut. to Bee evidenced Nf Dos.
bic notes. with Interest Hd Ift, Hli -N'.t P
by q deed of trust upon the property.
Possession Of the property VIII l' -.|fN
the purchaser on the Isl dav of Nult
teon ~ ". BON d..
soil .-uTuNThtd SURVIVING Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
REAL ESTATE.

ADAMSON, \. L., Manchester.
APPERsOS & CO., No. north Eleventh
street.
BRANDT, JACKSON, & co. 1006 east Main.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL 4 sHUMAN, No, .
north Eleventh street.
BOWIE, y. W., No. north Eleventh street.
BROWN, j. THOMPSON x CO.. lib east
Nam.
CATLIN, +. A., No. 13 north Eleventh street
CHEWNING 4 ROSE, so. north Tenth
strset.
CHAFFIN. II. b. 4 co, No. l north Tenth
street.
CRAWFORD, GEORGE f.. No. zoos Bank
street.
DESOON. TUPPER 4 CO.. 81 T. Nam.
ELAN JAMES q. lib D.. Main.
GODDIN JOHN A.. Eleventh cor honk.
HILL. FRANK D,S Co, No. 6norih Eleventh
street.
ROSE, CHARLES A., N0.li y. Tenth street
RUrHERFUOnD, fHOM ~, NJ. : north
Tenth street.
sUTTo.. * 60. No. 1914 east Nam streo;.
TAYLOR. II. SELDOM, 4 son, Eleventh cor
ner Bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
PERSONAL. MENTION.
PEOPLE Going Away and Returning-Dc-
ing This and That.

Mr.. William S. May. for years book keeper
OF a large fancy goods establishment on Broad
street. leaves to-day for Norfolk, to FIJI po-
81 ION with the Norfolk and " estern Rail-
road Company.
Rev. X. y. Slcdd has gone 10 Montreal "a
the frstcrnal delegate Of the Methodist
Church South, 10 the Canadian Conference.
Mr.. A j Chewing has been elected super
inteudeut of Clay-Strcet sunday school, vice
Mr.. George NJ Rawson resigned.
Rev. " T. Hines viii bee installed as pastor
OF Mest-End church next sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
New Afternoon Paper.

A charter was yesterday granted in tho
circuit Court TO the Leader Democrat pub.
fishing company, the purposes Of which are
10 publish newspapers and other periodi.
Gals, and TO conduct a book aud lob print.
lug business. The capital stock shall he
not less than $4,000 LOr more than $50
undivided In shares Of SIS each The officers
for tue year are: Page McCarty, president
Ben. J.. owen, Jr., yice-president: William
i. Marshall. secretary and treasurer.
Directors: Page McCarty, Il. Z. owen. Jr..
William Il. Marshall. A. X. Gum, G.. 4.
Walker. The company will soon begin the
publication OF an afternoon paper.
A charter was also granted the Richmond
sash Holder Company, full mention of
which were made yesterday in THE TIMES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
Trnnsfers of rrnnerfY.

Riclim nd CiV. Jennie l.. and A. l.. Fuqua
10 Jennie =. wife Of II. ". Ware, 81 "a fecl on
Main. - 500.
VIM. Gray's executors T, Richmond Paper
Manufacturing Company. 400 feet on the
canal ard James river, $500.
Charles r.. WhitlOck To EDWARD ID. Chris
tiau. 80 feet on west side Twtnty-flrst street,
between Main and cary, $500
HaHfieO CDuufU.-Matthcw GilmOur, 10 lie
Lisburn Land Company. 10 acres bounded by
Grove and ROseneath roads. ana lands of
Max Grief and *. \. Patterson, known a.
"Lisburn,' Vendors lein reserved, for $50
100
Roger Gregory 10 Warner Moore, 90 feet on
north side Monument avenue, between LOn-
hardy street and Allen avenue, 1000.
\ h. iDScOmb To Gorge ". Parsons, 93
feet on Main street, S3.255.
Deed ~ Marriage NtfHemcnt-I hOmas II
Jackson and Amanda G. Maxwell 10 Amanda
&. MAXWELL trustee. 100 acies on Broad road
known rs Erin Shades. 20 acres adjoining
Henley and others, and personality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
To Omen the stock Books.

NJ. The Universal Long-fller Cigarette ma
MAINE which has been on exhibition IN III,
cifN<4 Cor tine past ten DAYS, will be exhibited
this XoOrning at $50 o'clock AT No. To
bacco N<<xchange, when the stock books will
be opcneCNA The foreign and home territory
OF the company has been consolidated, and
ohly hmited~SHmounto vi stock viii be sold
IN Richmond. NSAis machine is a most won
uerlul Invention IN its kind, having ca
pscliy OF 1000 cigar~ttes per day.
Tue superiority st it&ayer the others con-
slsis IN the fact that IL Nh only makes a
great many more cigaret,$S6A in the same
iength oil time than any o,hSS,se,but makes
thein equal 10 the best hana6S de goods.
rom the Tact that the fibre OF thVSRbacco is
NOT broken, thus making a cigarcSSI which
Is perfect long-hller. This acc0mps ash
, ,aens - matter OF impossibility for tNys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
Against Repeal.

The subcommittee appointed by the City
Democratic Committee to consider and re-
port on the resolution introduced into the
committee Tuesday night. by Mr. James {.
Lamb. met yesterday afternoon, at Mr.
Lambs office. After full discussion Of
the matter the committee agreed on report
which is understood 10 be adverse to any re-
peal of the ordinance recently passed by
the Council redistricting Clay Ward. The
City Committee will meet tonight to con-
slider this report. when the matter will very
probably be fully discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
DRY GOODS. sc.

A Pure silk Umbrella. English '"'''''
elegant natural root handles just r's"' 'o'
refined ladies or gentlemen. worth sZ'oo'
we sell for $3.50.
SILK Cord Glrdles. with SILK Dah eNo''
dresses or blazers. all colors. 25c.
The new Leather Reticules, shopping sl'o"
els. with silk cord draw-strngs, undressed
leather, tans, grays. blacks; also gram
leather at same price. 9gc.
the new Puff Scarf, for gentlemen elegant
patterhs. new shape. All other stores sell
mrsl our price, 75c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
Cruelty 10 "a Bull.

John Hope (colored), who is employed BY
Frederick Brauer as "A cattle driver. wa.
before Justice Crutchfield yesterday morn.
ing, charged with cruelty 10 animals. A
bull that was brought 10 the city by rail
was injured on the train, and broke down
entirely at Thirteenth and Clay streets
The evidence showed that Hope bea. the
animal and twisted its tail until IL was
broken In order 20 make il go. The Justice
made Hope pay hne of $40, although
young Brauer testified that the people in the
neighborhood had killed IL with Kindness by
giving Ii TOO much water.