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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-28
Gilenbahnunfau.
Swei 2Perfoaen getoStet.

Oonner1ta9 Nbeno fura Dor sebn ltbr, alS
Der III oltlld1er 9ttdtung fabreloe @tlSug Der
Wtt6igan SentraLs @tienbdbu ebeit Die Stu
tton Yullman pallirt bate, benierfte Der
Gotolnotiofilbyer in unlmittel6orer NG9e por
benz l3uge cine Dame aui benz @ele;ie. 9ln
Elm Nrbalte1 oeS 3uges iuar natitrli6 utbt
81 0enten, bod mad)te CT Die grDBter Qln<
itrengungen, I'M burb Bfeifen Die Dame
aut oas 9taben oeS 3uges arimertlam al
MAIDEN. llmlonit, le a6tete ni6t auf Die
@etabr, uno ldon tpar Der BUG gan;
ndbe an tie beran %getomunell, oils elH Ulalltl
auf oas @eletie lpraug, Die Sralt erfaBte
unO lie fort3uJieben ludte. &eiber tDaren
Die HettungsDeriudje oeo BraDen al luGt /;
nod e6e Die Yeioeu DaS Gjeleiie perlaliet
batten, brauIte Der Bug iiber ie bin uno
lleB bon tDnen nur l6redlid nerltilmmelte
Qeiden 3uriid, Die bon Der Boliiei tlacp benz
Qeihenbaus in &enfington eelbafft purben.
Q8ie 1i6 lpQter beraus itelte, mar Die
Dame SRI. Oore Warner, Die IN $50. 2 Oit
12te StraBe. @0ica9o DObnt unb bel Nes
fannten III Bullnar auf Selu6 mar.
NbenOs be3ab le iid AMI ben VabnbDf, I'M
nit benz UNI oe6n nbr abgebenoen !3u9 Der
SQi1ols @entral @ilenbabn nad Der Staot
5uriid 81 fabreu.
lleber Ibre @ngeborigen fonnte ni6ts in
Grfabrllng gebra6t nerben. nur 10 piel lit
Der Yoli5ei %befannt. baB lie cine Sbpeiter
in einem Der Gloiter Dieii9er Stabt bat.
Ser Wtanll, tuelhcr ben eolen 8erin6. SRI.
Garner 81 retten. nit benz 2eben be5ablen
muBte, lit 9Bm. S. @artpri0Dt, elm Tabritz
arbeiter, Der bis Dor einem Sobr in @ranb
Grolling unb lett oieier .3eit theilS in Gbi>
ergo tbeils III Bullman mobnte.
Cine Game I6reibt: sd sebraube
9lper's Sariaparila ieit pielen Subreil in
meiner Samilie, unb tOnnte ti0t obne lie
a%rstommer. User 96merSen leioet,N bic
Surh meibli6e S0wG0en unb lnregel=
moBisteiten berporeerufen iilo, ,pirb bur9
Myers 9oriaparila mehr ais our9 irsen6
etlpas @noereS pom tbnen b%efreit".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-28

,Wiis perIbultder @epbaatuns unh G~rfo4guna tannt5
fagen, RAP GoTrrtd cine auadeeidne!e gfentiul tGr
Sinner TIT, tie ais ~9ein0e8 N6fdbrrniIet tpirtt unb RE
@pannu1a Der &in9aneibe, i9lDte res 0efdmmtlpItein3
Sefr bebeufenb I;nhcgt. 9icie Nut.er taben lnir ieine
ausge5et5nete ~ggirtuna dnT TIRE Sturer b~e3eu9t."
DR.. g. 6. SS9pob, cppea, WEai.
OF Acknowledgement II Murrap Ctr, g. g.
Es1gE1E "
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-28

v@cit mebrercu Sa9rcn babe t5 SIR nGafpr:an ems
pfpblen unb werbe e3 oid Terner tbunf eG eS pbne IuS'
nabrIe cute J~ielultatc erStelt BAT"
Gpmtn &. 8drbeet ND.
vSbe @tnt9rrp", 125. ctr. nno Z. &pe., Nei9 Sort
9ttp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-28

6ermann &aiter nno 6amilie
ftn6, na6 einem Bripatbriefe oeS eriteren,
tDoblbebalten orauBen an9efommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-28
@s0ttg flar @tbesaoaentea,!

@pa jest an wer0ea 9lbommes
tsteR4c fir Ole uSuinotS Gt9atSs
sett9gt9" SMrG) oaS "E>GircfasiRlg
kbepaFtenlcEt' Scr G~utericau Gr=
pres gpusp. at ireemS ei:teat
Etat;e 114acgcuectsoi ~ 1te,e, 100 eic
0~efsgSGaft elite 3tscmftas bat. Sac
tne:ttSsStIS eitte @e!Saatpetiuu9S=
Gl.tttstHs enSfEc4cs 1ttto Die GcIos
2sai1UeifttN0 ueaN Der GcitcGis140
attf ir9ctto einer 3sttra&an an ole
3elt@ns iG)iGen, cDnc ttaafoftctt fiir
OeR 9tbea1temtett, auSge!ou tEtei,
Die reaeInh aBt8em @eb1Drem ftr
NuStcMttn0 Der GelOan.veiftang,
tpctG)e n1tr 5 Gcrfs far ir9cno
eiucn @etraa 5t$ 5t So ~betraactI.
9er Gemerats 2t8ertt Serr ser.
Ntattu S~reGidMttot befuMt Die
GtA0tet SItnOiS, SOtua, We=
br1Sfa, 9afst1, Wtitneiota, WOt=
$ama tttS WenuttOba.
@err SEQ 8enntu8bopen Die
Gtaaten NebraSfa 1ltO RanSaS+
Gerr SbeO4 Vs. 8eGMtartt ben
etaat Sn0tattA nttS cSuirois.
@err Yaul UriebeL ote Gtaatctt
SuinOiS 1tmo SOtua.
SEER Cart GGinfet Die GtAateu
S1inOtS Tito Winnefota.
9err Gm0en 0aiLer Sen Gtaat
SeTaS.
SEER s. RemSea Sen etaat SMts
MOtS.
@err Ssratt3 Otto Ste Gtaaten
SuinntS 1ttto MtSconftn.
&ets g. %. Soroan WtttteIs 1tat0
Gios@ttterita tttto 0NefsSnoten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-28

Grteoe anf GrSea barrt Der sabuoier Irmee bon
Msdrtprern. beren Gteiben ii1 aus ben Dpferu Der Seer.
noiltat nnb NerDcutraufDetten ~beit6ubtg erneueru.
Ser Breis fhr bic eriebnte 5tmmeLs9abe lit cine ipre.
nlatti0c Sur nit S%oitetters Wiogenbltters, benz beiten
uno 3ttrd9li1lter aler neruen i~tarfenoeu @lirtre, Denn
IS NIT beltdnDiger Se9orrltcbfett ~gcbraucbt lptro. IS
lit lelbter, ou9enebmer uuo lplrtt lidberer, os menn
man ltb ben gtageu poaiiut nit Sleuoo=SOnics, al=
fobnlil1cr Doer 0ncerer SuiamTnenicBun9, Jleii9-
~ertratteit, u9teroetopoS". nartDttldel poet NDflbrs
nlttteln uuo %lonltigem inter bocbtrabsnoem ytomen
or9eprteienen vi t5eug. ~0er erl1DpFteu ytatur cts
quldenolter 2slIer, Der rubclpenbenoe SGlaf" lit oos
BON Der Npr@ebung ielbft beitimmte 9ellmittel fir
fbmobe gteroelL. uuo ba er ppu geiunber Neroautng
nno trdfttger 4ttion ber 2ebensOrgane obban9t 10
1nb 9terpeHletoen offer Art ue1It, ipe ibou @petbe
1a9t aus elnem Nlntte sit furireH, namli6 pom lJta.
gen aug. unb 0a5u Dor aaen 9ingeu bent oas Wit-
fers: 9teu geltartt. nit tarenl Sopf uno rlbtg Dis-
ponlrt ertpntbt Ser, meItDer ppr benz Sblafeugeben
EN- Glas Wttters %oetrunfeu bat. MadD Bel iSieber=Nns
fallen, Reconnaissance, 9lereniei6en, UerltopIung uno
Slllorltdt ioute man es ioiort 9ebrau4eu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
Tie increase this year is rs i0ll0Ws:
a SHARP SWlNDLER
tents House. Makes Bills. ana Leaves
the City.
Gone away account Death in Famlcy. Re
turn on WoLsday, Aug p. l.. SMITH"

Gone away account Death In Famloy. Re
turn on WoLsday, Aug p. l.. SMITH
These words written on a Slip OF white
paper. tackled ON the door Of NO. ii west
Marshall street. this city, confronted Cap
tain John j. kings collector when be called
for the rent ON August 2lst. The day was
bright and warm. The house dark and
closed.
More than month before Captain King
had let house 10 a picasant-loOking man,
who said his name was l.. smith and that his
father was one of the contractors for sup
plies on the Pennsy Nania Central railroad;
that he came from Philadelphia, but had
been living for some time at Hanover Court
house. where he owned farm, and that be-
would invest largely in land hcreabOuts.
The house was taken from the 2lst Of
July. and smith and his wife and five chill
drcn moved i'm. Whether any furniture ac
cOmpantd them or not, none OF the neigh
bOrs can say, and as to when the family
moved away the FOLKS around are equally
ignorant
The building was then broken into, ana il
was found that every door in the house had
been locked. and even the Stats of the Win
dow blinds tied together and drapcd with
paper 10 keep any one from looking in.
While here smith ran up "a little bill Of so
lbi AiNNtiliN at MI hlll- NANifs 0nlNi l'
left unpaid. in addition TO his rcnt-SiO.
Several days after the collector had
called-in fact, the 9th, the time appoint
ed for the return had gone by-Captam
King visited the place and found il still un-
occupied. The same notice was on the
door. lie went around into the back yard.
No one was about, and similar notice
was tackled ON the back door
What to do he was undetermined. The
house was his, but he had rented Il out, and
had no right 10 break in, and in MS dilemma
he sought Squire Perrin at the Third sta
tiOn-house, and explained the matter. The
suggestion WAS made that he get into the
house somehow, and, procuring Il
ladder, 1t was placed against The
front porch, and a man was sent up and
cot into one of the sccOnd-stoTy windows.
In the house absolutely nothing was found.
The rooms were as naked rs nose.
Since he has been gone numerous callers
with bills have asked, ~ here can find
MIR. SMITH" and when the house was
burst open several bills were found
under the door. lie was about
five feet six inches high, dark complex |
toned, eyes slightly crossed, aud about
thirty-Ivc years Of age; a fluent talker and !
"A thoroughly agreeable man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
MR. Rusi BURGESS DEAD.
lie Pa.se. Away at iii- gome in Newark,
Sew Jersey.

The people of Petersburg and of this city
cannot fail To- remember Rush burgess. llo
came 90 Petcrsbur- after The close of the
war. i'm 1853. he became Mayor of thecity.
and the old residents to-day VIII saw that
he was a good ono. DE- moved to Rich
m0nd and made friend. here. and lu the
opinion of many who knew tine trouOlou-
trials OF reconstruction, Rush Burgess, j.
well and iaNorahly remembered.
lie left RicAmund with the intention 90 se-
ing % san Francisco. Cal. hut went back
10 his home I'm New Jersey. and Wa. elected
10 the Legislature thcre. lie held several
Federal Offices while a resident here. and
had a strong following in 10th parties.
Yesterday telegram from Newark. y.
j., announced that he was dead, sudden
heart failure being thc trouble. Mrs. Bur
cess is i'm The city visiting her daughter
Mrs. Manly Il. Ramos. and the sudden news
Il the death of her husband WIS pr0strating.
Mr.. Burgess owned q section in Blandiord
cemetery. Petersburg, and his body Will be-
buried there.
Rush Burgess was bonn in Hcrkimer
county, y. y, May 30. 1888. Some Years
before the war his father came 20 Virginia,
and Mr.. Rush Burgess first appearance IN
public life was in 1861, when Ae made an
earnest appeal against secession.
MIR. Burgess. in The sixties, married Miss
Mary T.. snyder. of Petersburg, a sister OF
Mr.. samuel ". snyder. now prominent
druggist in that city. lie leaves six chill
dren: Mrs. Manly b. Ramos, Mrs. James =.
Holmes, of Newark; Miss Mary .. Burgess,
Mr. Deane Burgess. attOrney-at-aw. in
Missouri; DR.. Lewis Burgess, Of Boston,
and Mr.. Rush BURGESS. Jr., real estate. New
prk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
OVER 100000 INCREASE.
Result of the Assessment. and Com
parisOn.

Messrs. Allen stokes, John Enders, ST.
and o. Vi. Newell, the assessors appointed
tofx the valuation of houses and lots in tnc
city of Richmond, have completed their
work, and on Monday their report VIII be
filed with the City Auditor, Mr. Miles lur-
pin. and the State Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts. Colonel Morton Maryc.
The assessors have had an Mduou, task.
one that took a great deal OF time. ana car
ried into its execution an amount of hard
outdoor work i'm the hottest months of the
year. and. OF course. made this work ia-
tiguing and worrying. The books oi
the assessors have been open for ten
davs. according TO law and custom,
and such persons as were interested ln thc
assessment OF values came forward and eN-
aminod the books. noted the amounts Oppo-
site their names and property, and gave
evidence as 10 whether on not the ASSESS
ment was correct. II is but Just compll-
ment % Messrs. stokes, Newell, and I'm
ders that the public seemed to be satisfied
speaking generally, with their Woik.
I'm l~Sj the work was, perhaps. az
faithfully performed, but that was al "
time when there was mo- concern apparent
about values. save IN private circles ana
the result was that there was "a great deal
of talk and argument ia court about the
matter. This year 1t Is very evident thai
trouble of this sort viii net occur ana ihat
the work will give satisfaction 10 more pco-
ple than has been generally the case.
The increase will strike tine ObserNant
man. The public buildings, churches. and
various other things were not ASSESSED. me
city limits have not been extended. ana
some OF the richest taxable values have on
these accounts been left our. Still there
has been AN increase of over $4,000 600.
This is hard. steady, bedrock increase. The
figures following will show the facts.
Accodirg 20 the books of the assessors
the following statement shows the taxable
Nnlnns i'm nacll Mnrl for tho NnAr ISL:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

ApAM~ON, a. l.. Manchester.
APPEH~ON g. co., so. north Eleventh
street.
BRANDT. JACKSON. * CO.. 1905 east Main.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL * SUUMAN, No, o
nurtn eleventh street.
BOWIE. y. w., N0.- n0itn Eleventh street.
BROWN. y. THOMPSON * co.. NIB east
Man.
CHEwNING a ROsE. 50. north Tenth
street
cHAFFiN, r. b. q co, so l north Tenth
street.
CRAWFORD, GEORGE L.. 80. 1905 Bank
street.
DENOON, UPPER q CO., s2I +. Main.
ELAN JAMES Is. l1l3 p. Main.
GODDlN JOHN T.. Eleventh cor Bank.
HILL. FRANK D-& co. No. Gnorih Eleventh
street.
ROSE. CHARLES A., No. IL \. Tenth street
RUTHERFORD, THOMAS, No. : north
Tenth stree.
SuTIOS q Co. No. IOll eas. Main street.
TAYLOR. II. SELDOM, & son, Eleventh cor
ncr Bank. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

LOOK through your WARDROBE S,,s
" hat YOU want How are the iittie
ones" fixed? Tomorrow begins
memorable week The first fruits Oh
the harvest will be served at prices SO
low as to cause surprise. Though III,
formal it will be the grand opening oil
THE CHOICEST AND MOST SELECT STOCK
OF DRESS GOODS ever shown IN Ken
mond. Not the most expensiye' marx
Won. but the most universally popular
4 people's store with people s supplies.
Things for everybody who want me 0eSt
m the forrest prices The dollar buys a
dollars worth here every time. our
novelties are of the serviceable kind.
The cash buyer doesn't pay for the de-
liuouent creditor at our counters. II 8
all cash-and so much the better Tor
YOU and for us We began business on
Inc small profit cash basis. Look at us
10 dayl Ii we bad double the store
room we have we people it. The up
stairs Of our store is as busy as Da-
zqar. We beat the weather every day.
Whether lis hot or cold, rainy or sun
shiny. we're busy. This week we'll be
packed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mrs. Robert Foster and her daughter
Miss Pauline, who has been visiting Mrs.
Warren b. smith Of north Twenty-iOurlh
street, have returned % their home in Bal
tim0rc.
Misses May and Minnie and Master
Garter Osterbind. children of Mr. n.
G. Osterbnd. No. SO south Laurel
street, have returned to the city after
spending the summer with friends in the
country.
Mr.. :. +. Gillilaud, formerly Of the Man
chester Leader, now Of the ClarksVille News.
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel J. Young has returned from
"A vacation trip 10 relatives in pitisgl-
yania county. He is much improved in
health and spirits.
Major John W Ridley, Commonwealth
Attorney OF Halifax county, and one OF the
reyisers Of the last Code. spent the day in
city yesterday Oh his way home from trip
to several watering places.
Mr.. ". T. Lawton. clerk Of the Hastings
Court. who has been detained ut his home
by sickness, is much better.
De. Il. Powell Dunn left yesterday on a
trip 10 New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
SOME NEW CLUES
Rossdeiich.r Mystery Grows Deeper a-
the D4y- Go By.

Rossdeitch,r Mystery Grows Deeper TO-
theDaF- Go By.
sheriff southwark has gotten much new
evidence ID tne Ros,leitcher ease within
the past week. bat great deal Of 10 cannot
beused in court. ID, however, throws new
light on the case. and during this week il-
p0rtaut disclosures are expected. ThetleoD
that there is "a woman in The case is nothing
bat theory. There is q woman who il con-
nectCd in au indirect way with one Of ihc
accused, bat that she had anything 90 60
with the crime is anything but probable.
not 90 say impossible.
Some very curious development, have
been made, however, ani.thcy will De laugh
able reading when they are published. a.
these new facts are brought ont deeper
significance for the murder than robbery i~
al once the conclusion. and it may Doe That
enough evidence eau bee gotten io make this
theory in court.
The county officers are at work, aud i'm "A
feS DAYS it is thought tlat matters win be
in su IN a condition as 10 make both Adams
and >ully feel differently.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

We desire 10 call the attention OF our
readers foslle -eyenty-third seni-annuai
abatement of the-Ilomc Insurance Company,
of New Nrrt. published in our columns to-
dav. II will b. observed that the homes
assets on the lsi OF January last were -
D3I .li9. Gi and that their surplus. after charg-
ing rs "A liability sum sufficient toreinsure
every policy on their books, and also thclr
capital of S3,O00.GO amounted To 81
3Oi.5l2.7s. or in other words. the "h0ine
could wind up It's business. transfer every
poIicv on its books 10 some other company,
nav back its capital ofS3, o0n,0ov 10 its stock
holders. dollar for dollar, and still have let
for distribution among the stockholders near
Is A million and a halt dollars. The "liome
is the second largest purely fire insurance
company IN the uited states. and the third
largest in the world. ~ the time Of the
great Chicago fire, IN 1871, the Home had
losses under 10 policies. amounting 10 over
-. OOOW0. which were promptly adjusted
and paid. and in just thirteen months aiier
the Chicago fire. they lost Sso'ph IN the
groaf Boston fire. aud the losses in TINS hre
were as promptly adjusted and paid MI
Thomas l.. Alfrieud. l2o3 east Main street
is the Richmond agent Of the "llome.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
ENrERrAINMENTs.

THE WEST. END STARS. A COMPA-
~ OF YOUNG LADIES FROM , III
DIFFERENT SUNDAYS, IIOOlS II West
End under the direction of MIR. T. COCKER
consented 10 give "a MUSIC and LII Elt-
AIRY EMBARRASSMENT 40 Iaurel-~treei
church Tor the benefit OF the new addition OF
the church, next TUESDAY EVENING
SEPTEMBER 10TH, Al sWCLOCk. Com,
and spend pleasant evening ana help q
good cause.
Admission, Is cents; Children. 10 cents.
sel1-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

Are you aware that carpets collect and
hold q great deal Of impure and unwbolc-
some matter and that the carpetcleaning
department OF Mrs. A. j. Pyle has especial
facilities for removing these impurities. a.
well as all dust, grit. moths, etc.; Her
method OF securing carpets Is the very best I;
An fact she has one Of the most complete
rDet-cIeaning establishments 10 be found
anywhere. 3I5 north Fifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
Golden Grail.

The following officers of Germanla Com
mandery. order of Golden Grail. No. 80,
were installed Friday night: L. c., Il. I.
Walton; Com, A. +. lnkel; Vice c.. A. j.
Guerpillon; Prclate, +. IL. Langley; Scribe,
Joseph +. Orsehel; Master Of Finance. +.
r.. Tholl; Master Exchequer, 4. W. Wag-
,ner; Master-at-Arms, Louis NJ. Pettis; In
|ner Guard. George L. Dean; Outer Guard,
Charles ". NOikman. Trustees: Charles
Euker, George T.. Dean, and Il. Weinberg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

Bro0kland Democratic Club, which is one
OF the best-organized clubs in this section,
will have "a fiag-raising and public speaking
tomorrow night al Jones' store, on the
Brook road. about one hundred yards be
yond Bacon's Quarter branch. There will,
no doubt. be large crowd in attendance.
~ speeches are promised by Hon. George
ID. Wise. Colonel Tazewell Elicit. Hon.
Conway X. sands, aud Jefferson Wallace,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

The following suits were instituted yes
terday; Eberd llaggelt against Mrs. Jane
King. Damages, 500
The Vessel Company against J. II. ST.
naieO. Damages, 500.
w. X. boss against W. J. Payne. Debt,
S2C7.3l.
W. Il. Doss against W. Il. Command.
Damages, 500.
sydney X. Dunn, Of suffolk, against the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany. Damages, $1,000. Dir. Dunn, who
Is large insurance agent, was hurt in a
railroad accident on the night OF May 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

Recollect. the place 10 make money VIII
he at the first auction sale at lots at lin
noolis. Russell county, Va. september l,th,
18th. and 10Th. Leave Monday morning
via Norfolk and Western railroad. Fare
only SII.6j round trip. our townsmen'
Alessrs. Il. b. Chahin u Co., Will conduct
tho .nIn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
IInpoIiantIndnsi

The manufacturing Of ice machines is an
important and growing industry. The
Richmond Ice Machine Company have
made rapid strides here. and there are
strong probabilities that they will be in
position 10 build "a large plaut ia this city in
The near future. The officers Of the Rich
m0nd company are men well and iayOfably
known IN this community.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
reliable American Merchants
MEETINGS.
HEADQUARTERS BROOKLAND
ii LEMOCRATIC CLUB.

SEPTEMBER l3 1890.
The regular meeting Of the club VIII be-
held at Jones store. Brook Turnpike, MON
DAY, september 10Th. at : i. NJ. Tie Clue
on this occasion viii raise a nag and banner
for the campaign. Hon. Conway X. Sands
Will deliver AN address. and speeches are eN-
pected from hon. George d. Wise Col. Iuze-
well Elicit. aud Jefferson wallace, tsq. Al
Democrats of the county and ihr city are cor
daily invited. JON 81 LINDSAY,
scII-lt Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

The principal ballets presented in the sec
ond edition Of GilmOre's spectacle. "lhe
Twelve Temptations" are: the Little
Lord Fauntier0y." The Partisan Bellies,
..Ridine on Grandpa's shoulders. "lhc
Ballet of All Nations" and the dance %
Terra Gotta. with live cockafoes. Al Acad-
emy. commencing next Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

There j., a line cactus 40 thc Third police
station which viii bloom Tonight. and the
public is invited 90 call and witness the
opening. A large jar Of alcohol is in wait
ing to receive the flower when 1t shall have
lnAnlnnDl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
Mineral Mntnrs

Chase City Lithia. WollTrap Litlia. Bow
den Lithia (tr0m Georgia.. the celebrated
Pmmmer Bromine-Arsenic water (Asbe
county. y. G }. and all other waters, sold in
this market, 10y Owens q Minor Drug Com
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Mr. J. EMORY SHAW WILL RE.
VI ceiye pupils in vocal Culture at his
NJ. So SIT DO. No. 1905 east Main street
(Waitcr ID. Moses & CO.. on and after sep
temb-r 18Th. 1890. Pupils prepared fr
OPERA, OHAIipN, anc CONCkkT WORK.
sei-2wih, Su,Ius
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

THE SUNDAY TIMES is served every sun.
J day morning by reliable carriers, and orders
left at THE TINES office Will receive prompt
attention,
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For RENT.

Tor RENT. G.
No. no north sth street: $500 per annum.
so. 1902 tlovd avenue. $50 per annum
so 100 west Main street; 500 perannum.
80. ] I east Canal street; $500 per annum.
40. SOB west CLAY street, $40 per aunum.
so GIL north 9th stccei; $3.50 per anuum.
80. 300 west Main street 500 per annum.
so. - eat Broad street: $500 peraunum.
No. $40 north -6ih street; sisO per anrum.
80 Guu north 25th street. 800 per anuum.
NO. 500 north 18th street. $40 per nmuum.
40. 6lTi north 23d street; $40 per nnnum
And smaller houses elsewhere
j. B. ELAN.
lll3 east Main street
Phone j31 stlf-lf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

4 SPLENDID BUSINESSG
n CHANCE sale OF rent. the old n
GODnIN TAVERN, ~ present owned and
occupied by Ma +. r. llaungan. Mr.. llanni-
gan wishes to retire from business, ana viii
sell or rent the ahOye property. There ls no
better stand boz the city Of Richmond; plenty
of yard room. stahling. &c This property
has front OF 2g6 feet on brOOke avenue, aud
also fronts CA Calhoun, Goidlu. and spring
streets DEMON, III flth s. 60,
se}-2w s2l Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

-ixtg-eieht people form tie travelling
strength OF Gilmore's Twelve Iempla-
tions" company. which is the largest spec
tlcular organization now on the ROAD. Al
Academy. commencing next Wednesday.