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grant, A75s, 72o; granted to Idaho,
l, 800, 500; within the tcn-mile indemnity
limits, $40 coo; selected by the company
and now pending, i22,62oi surveyed
within the grant, 10, 300.
This is estimated ut forty sections per
mile in the granted and two sections per
mile in the indemnity limits, the line
being $50 miles In Montana and 90
miles in Idaho. An accurate estimate can
not be made In consequence OF tho want
OF time ana the lack OF surveys.
The commissioner further says; mo
lands have been patented to the COM
rany in Montana or Idaho. The selec-
tions made by the company are pending
before the office. Those In Montana are
suspended, pending the consideration OF
thealloged character of tho land. Pre-
liminary to transferring the lands to
the company it appears to be necessary
10 dcsido which, II any,
Of the lands selected arc
mineral In character, am of the
opinion thnt tho grant should be ad-
justed without unnecessary delay 1he
lands are to a great extent unprospected
and, | might say, almost unknown,
mountainous lands. II tho grant is ad-
justed by the patcnting to the company
Of such lands within the limits OF the
grant as arc not known to contain min
erals, without special examination,
IL Is clear that many tracts
will be so transferred that will
ultimately be found to contain minerals,
although the best possible examination
would be comparatively superficial and
unreliable as test. IL would bc more
satisfactory than to pass upon tho char
actor ol the land without examination,
or to postpone indefinitely any adjust
ment of the grant, would suggest that
the bill be amend ed so as to require the
proposed examination to DO made
with reference to the actual selections
before such selection hu fayoribly
acted upon, and that $4,000 be appro-
priated for the first year for carryi ing
out tho act"
Mr.. Carter says that the hill will also
he amended so as to provide for n com.
mission to negotiate for the release of all
mineral lands held by the road, and to
propose an indemnity for every acre of
mineral land In tie odd numbered sec
tions OF the grant.
, 1890-06-12
wilson's Vote on the silver Bill.

In conversation to-day relative to the
ecror in the publication OF niS vote on
the silver bill Saturday, Representative
Wilson, OF Washington said that he
had received several telegrams to-day
from prominent citizens in his state on
the subject Through an error in tho
Associated Press report II was given to
the country yesterday that Congress.
man Wilson, of Washington, was one
of tho republicans who voted with the
democrats against the silver BILL which
is not the case. lie voted for its pas.
sage.
Mr.. Wilson sad to-day that the bill
was no, on the whole just wha, he would
have desired, as ho voted in the caucus
to strike out tho bullion redemption
clause. This was defeated, and the bill
As At was adopted by the caucus was
passed. at will doubtless be amended
in the senate by changes which will be
advantageous to the West," said Mr..
Wilson.
, 1890-06-12

K. w. Law, of North Yakima, has
been appointed notary.
, 1890-06-12

OLYMPIA, June lit has Deen deter
mined to hold the military encampmcnt
of the state on the Goth instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
THE CITY NEWS GENERALLY
mANvirEMs OF INTEREST IN AND
ABOUT THE CITY

several Deaths and B"r'"'s"'
.rrs,u Gaui,-Runawsy on ss''"'''
s.u..-ruckahoe Clab--specisi h""'''
:. Obtain q Full Enumeration.
The funeral OF Mr.. william Hatcher 'ooN
,,,ace Yesterday morning from the residence
No IS north Fifth street, at ~ oe'oeN'
rna services were conducted by ke': ~
peserkin. assisted by Rev. Or. hoge. ane,.
was a large and representative a'e a','a",a
including q delegation from inc iv'" A.
Trade. Rev. DIR. Peterkin ana nv. 81
Nash oiiicia,ed at the grave AZ ROM v "o
Tho nall.bearcrs were: Active" '',,
tsoosT GRAY. John Finders, JT., MaN"sn
r. aIarke. powhatsn Dupuy, William -,
.,.,s"r inuis Griffin, Il. {. Morton ano
S'erco Gary. Honorary-Messrs; isaae
naxrnport. Alexander Cameron, william
Miller Isaac Gentry. T.. q. Noting, ben
AMIN Palmer, John Finders, sr., and "eorg'
Woodbridge. ,s
The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret a. s'u,''
.oor Mace AT Shockoe Hill Cemetery az
O'CLOCK Yesterday afternoon. Mrs' otuai !, /.
~, d,sd suddenly Wednesday. was th'
,',n,,,er ~ Messrs. Robert and w. n. STUART
The funeral of Mr. John J. Fear occ urreo
Yesterday at $3.50 l.. NJ. from no. s.f w. !.
tary street. The deceased was eisnH ,c"f -
Of age. and had long been q res'"e"' y
Richmond. ~ l. rros tool
,,acc Wednesday. at . O'Clock J.. NJ, IRON
n,or station Church. The deceased wa
ann The most esteemed residents Of hnrci
9,si, and a consistent Christian. lie wa
injured by the fan of a scailold on Sharc =
NH June nth, and died from the eliec's 0
his injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
NEW AMUSEMENT PLACE.
scenes ON Cary Street. Between First and
Second.

Scenes on Cary Street, between First and
Second.
Witness writes TO THE TIMES as fol-
lows: "The good-natured people Of Rich
mond have still another interesting feature
udded 10 its numerous attractions. After
enjoying the euphoni0us creaking OF almos,
countless city carts, wagons and other We
djcles for months, a herd OF 'zebras,' hitched
10 city carts loaded with dirt, commenced
an engagement this morning. what more
exhilarating sight could be presented TO the
ndmiring eyes Of the denizens of that ia
yord spot than that OF one dozen
sxebrxs.' more or less, hitched 10 cart
with about four and half bushels of dirt
a fine orange tint gliding along 10 the final
resting place of kichmODd's debris. and
then returning In trinmphal; though solemn,
Drocession for more dirt. With "A brace OF
s.xebras'' OF dazzling polish perchcd proud
IN aud pathetically upon each cart Not
only the little babies Of this highly favored
nursery. and the little boys and girls, but
also The older "boys and girls" who can't
go TO Europe nor anywhere else but 10 mar
ket and their work. gaze with rapture and
with bosoms well nigh 20 bursting upon
This last token of affection from our city
fathers. God bless their teenty, toniy little
souls.
Soon another blessing will be added.
The surface Of our street Is now undergoing
DIE process OF graceful undulation, and
small pools, In mystifying numbers, Great
Cd by the clouds and the spriDklers, ere long
will appear, when the minn0w may disport
itself for our delectation, and the fisherman
throw his ~ from shaded porcbes In
bnc0iic simplicity, cum otto et dignifate.
Again cay, God bless 'um.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
CHARTERS GRANTED.
Two Mineral Companies Have Boen Form
ed to Carry on Business.


ed to Carry on Business.
Yesterday, in the City Circuit Court, a
charter was granted byJudge b. R.Wellford,
Jr., to the Castor Mineral Company, the pur-
poses of which are to acquire lands for the
extractionSf iron ore, coal and other min
erals, AID for the manufacture OF iron and
steel The capital stock OF the company
Shall be not less than $50, 600, nor more than
$500 600. divided into shares Of 500 each.
The amount of land owned at any one time
shall not exceed thirty thousand acres.
The principal Office shall be in Richmond,
Va. The officers Of the company for the
first wear are: =. NJ. Il. TalcOtt, president;
Edwin A. Palmer. secretary and treasurer:
II. NJ. X. Talcott. w. H. Palmer, Marshall
NJ. Gillian. Joseph Bryan, L. ID. Christian,
j. c. Maben. NJ. NJ. Martin, Arthur Il.
Clarke. L. b. Addison and James L. Gray,
directors.
A charter was also granted to the Marion
Marble and Mineral Company, the purposes
of which are for the purchase Of mineral
lands: the working, quarrying aud mining
of marble and other stones aud minerals,
and securing the products Of the forest.
The capital stock shall be not less than
5000 nor more than 100000. The amount
Of land owned at any one time shall not eX-
coed ten thousand acres. The principal
office shall be located in Richmond. The
officers for the first year are: President, W .
Miles Cary: Secretary and treasurer, Edwin
A. Palmer. Directors: w. III. Palmer.
Marshall NJ. Gillian. 7. VI. X. Talcott, W.
Miles Cary, John b. McPhail, Jr., Charles
l.. Williams and ii. FrOehling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
Races and Entries.

In the fourth race recorded below, Fircnzi
broke the record by one second. Cassius,
who came AZ second, did the same thing al
the Derby race last season. Following are
the results of Yesterdays races:
First race. one mile-Beia II. first, De
voice second, Rhone third. Time. / III 81.
Second race, three-quarters Of n mile
Strathmeath first, Fairy second, Ambulancs-
third. Time, l 100 %.
Third race. seyen-eighths-ST n miIe-Re-
clare first, Sir J0hD- Second Chesapeake
third. TIme,,-f:Z, 80.
-kuiIFfn race, one and n half miles-Fi-
| emf first. Cassius second, Tea Tray third
Time, 2:33.
Fifth race, one and tnree-eighths ola mile
-Senorita first, stockton second. Time,
2:0S %.
sixth race, one Philosophy first,
st. Luke second, Sir Dixon third. Time,
1892 %.
THE ENTRIES.
The entries ut the sheepshead Bay races
to-day are as follows:
One mile--Badge, Strideaway, 10; llar-
rOdsburg, Mikado, y: Phlandcr. Brown,
Farmer, Reporter, Longstreet, g; Glory, b;
Violante. 10; Erie Is.
Futurity Course-Adyenturer. Blithe, -:
Tourist. Euston. Pater. Tom DonOhue. kra-
wah, Leprata, 49, Repent, 80; Martha
Washington. Emily Carter, 100; EYangeliBe.
10; Alice Ward, Melville. >; Conrad, Sir
Rae, 3.
Mile and furlOng-Adamant -; Padsha,
WattersOn, /; Folsom, Il; Monroe %; tiOs-
sic, 80.
Mile and quarter (selling) Sorrento, =;
Clay Stockton, 9G; Rover. RiOrdan, 81; East
steel, BaDister, Guy Gray, one Little jim, >.
Mile three furlongs-Her Highness. lO;
Prather. :: stockton, D. Watterson, 81;
Niagara. .: Sorrento, 100.
Spring turf stakes, mile-Punster, Jr.,
Admiral. I: Nenquer, Sentiment, Lotion,
Maidstone, p; Niagara, st. John, Falcon,
Filter, %.
The entries for the Chicago track for to.
day are:
First race, two-year-olds, six furlongs-
Maggie Jordon, 3: D0natelo, :: Rose How
ard, 10; Ed. Leonard, Warplot, bingham.
ID: Minnie Elkin, Annie Brown, II.
Second race. three-year-olds, one mile
Julia w, 3; Flyaway, Princess Limo,
Workmate, Amelia, TO-; Daisy f., II; Mid
dale. PDlemus, Is.
Third race. handicap, mile and one six
teenth-Arundel, /; Biarnevstone. Jr., 2;
Longlight 81; Glockner, -; Louisa NJ.
100: Prince Fortunatus. 10; Brown Duke-
/; Heron, s.; Bonita, -; Vermont, 0; Fay
cite, I.
Fourth race. selling. nine furlongs Mag
gle r., Lizzie FOnzo. %; Ida L.. 80; Duke
Highland, 6; Harry, Ireland Birthday, q;
Boaz, 10.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards-Dalsy
f., . Meckie, IL. Bettina, GOV. Wheeler,
II; Lucy Johnson, Catalpa, II; jubilee,
Outbound, IL; Ilornpipe, Woodcraft, 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
RAJ HER A SCARE.
Report that Mr.. Vest had Died OF Asiatis
Cholera Upfounded.

II was currently reported on the street
yesterday that man, who it was said had
been employed in the gas works, had died
in the morning Of Asiatic cholera. II was
found by inquiriDg at the upper gas works
that man in their employ had died yester-
day, but il was thought he died Of cholera
morbus. His name was j. i. Vest. and his
residence was Ne. G06 north Twenty-tbird
street. lie has worked for the city
washed street lamps, glazing, DC. Wednes-
day afternoon after work. he went home
and ate a large quantity OF vegetables.
Later that night Alr. Vest was taken i'll.
and Dr. liinchman was called. All medi-
cal skill was used, but TO no avail. MIR.
Vest died at twenty minutes TO | O'Clock
yesterday.
When asked about the case DR.. Hinch-
man stated that Mr.. Vest had died OF ma
lignant type Of cholera m0rbus.
Mr.. Vest has large number OF friends on
Church Hill and elsewhere who will regret
his untimely end, ard sympathize with his
family in their distress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
MORE APPROPRIATION NEEDED.
Superintendent Boiling Calls Attention
tn the Need of More Water.

AT the meeting of the Committee on Water,
held last night, Superintendent Charles Il.
Rolling. of the City Water Works, in his
monthly report. called attention to the en0r-
mons consumption of water, which has
created a scarcity Of il. He asks for more
money 10 purchase and put IN water me-
ters. The report reads as follows:
All the pipe extensions ordered by the
committee have been executed except the
Pinch pipe on Twenty-seyenth street, the
4-jnch pipe on Lester street, the O-incn pipe
on Eleventh street, and the lO-lnch p,pe Oh
IOmbardy street, making total OF uneNe-
cuted work So. 1870: The balance remain
inc 10 the credit Of construction account,
after paving the bills for June Is Si,lol.9l;
the pay-fOll for this account to January !,
1891. will amount TO $l,5I2, ana the pipe eA-
tensions now asked for estimated al Sl,SSi.
| therefore call your attention to the neces-
sity of asking for additional appropriation
for the construction account. The con-
sumption Of water for the past month mas
boen enormous, and If we have 10 stop
any set of the new pumps for repairs,
even for short time, we are com
pelled TO start the steam pump. The
reservoirs have been Kept full, or 10 the
highest water mark all the time,
and vet owing to the enormous waste gong
on. the pressure at high points Is so re-
duced that NUMBER OF cltZehs art, at
times, deprived of even the necessary water
10 keep theis fixtures clean. The only
check for this evil is the introduction OF
meters, and we could get an appropria-
tion of $4,000 for meters, and commence
putting them in on the low points OF the
high service, benefit would result. The
city would be no loser, for under the present
ordinance, the rate charged for the use oil q
meter would be fair return for the money
invested in the purchase, and leave small
balance for keeping the meter in repair,
For example, the cost oil meter lor ine
and the rent received per annum VIII be
81. about Sper cent. am pleased TO re.
port that the Chesapeake and ONO Railroad
Company proposed 10 commence work on
raising the bank between the pump-house
and tiye-mile lock, early In July, they estl-
mate il will take two months to complete
the work. ] would therefore recommend
that we advertise for proposals for raising
1he pumping machinery. so that this part OF
the work can be commenced by August LIST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.

This evening Miss COrrine DeFOrres
Young, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas A. Young
was married at her home, No. BIB >ecOnC
avenue. 10 Charles llerndOn, of FrederIcks
burg, Va. \ small reception was held af
ter The ceremony
EX-secretary William c. Whitney an(
wife sailed from Liverpool for home sc ter
day.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Mclean. widow of IN,
late Andrew y. Mclean. Of Norfolk, Va.
died at the residence of her son-in-law
James Parker. of Perth AmbOy, \. j., Oi
Monday, june 23d, Of paralysis. Mrs. Me
Lean was in her eighiy-sixth year. Hel
burial will take place ut Norfolk today.
General Roger 4. Pryor is greatly elated
over the decision OF the Court Of Appeals IN
the case Of the Sugar Trust. lie says that
the effect will be to make all combinations
to enhance prices or limit production ille-
gal.
Daniel johnson. who was a Storage pas
senger on the BOthnIa OF the Cunard Line,
has brought suit in the United states Cir
cult Court for damages against the COM
pany. He bases his complaint on the
ground Of having contracted a disease, in
consequence Of having to submit to yacci-
nation at the hands CT the ships physician.
lie places his damages al $1,000.
The ocean steamers that left to-day car
ricd large number o. passengers, includ-
ing many professors and doctors of note.
who are TO attend the International Med
ical Congress 10 Berlin.
Dir. Jacob Baig, Consul General Of Guate-
mala, in this city to-day received the follow
ing dispatch from Senior SObrll, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs:
GHafemoia, June -. ls90.-Bdig, Consul
General, New lOrk.-ReyOlutiODary move
ments have taken place in Salvador. Every
thing in Guatemala quiet and Tranquil.
Martinez SObral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
n.,,.eraiic nrrnnIrailon.

pnrsuant 10 call issued by Mr. JacksOH
CO., chairmau of the City Democratic Com
n,i;,ce the Democrats of the city VIII To-
"i"bt hold mass-meetings in the various
wards in the city for the purpose Of orga,nl-
1ation. These meetings are OF very ln'.
nortant character, as superintendents Q,
he he various wards Gre to be elected, ana
members OF the City Democratic Commit
tee. as well, for another term. The places
Of meeting are as follows; :, nut,
Monroe ward, Columbus Hall, Third ana
Broad streets. .
Madison ward, Chancery Court room.
CLAY ward. McGuire's school room, Bel
yidere and Main streets.
jefferson ward, Old Market Hall.
Jackson ward, CAMS Hall, hrst ana
Baker streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27

IORrOF WHIST POINT. JUNE 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamship city Of Atlanta, Dole. New York.
general cargo; steamship Baltimore, bliiups.
Baltimore. general cargo; steamer Elm CITY.
Eaton. WalkeftOu. general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamer City Of Atlanta. Dole, Newport
News. general cargo; steamship Baltlmore.
Billups Baltimore, general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
"nId and Reiiable."

Among the cherished and successful
Southern public institutions that have made
their mark for integrity and general relia-
bility, none is wider or more fayOrably
known than the Old Virginia Fire and Ma.
rine Insurance Company, OF Richmond, Va.
Organized 1892. Halt a century in active
and successful operation. and in that period
has paid about four millions in losses. 1T
policy is the shortest, simplest and most
adjustment OF losses, and prompt in the
payment OF same, as thousands Will attest.
The Company adyeriises in this issue THEN
Ninetieih Dividends five per
cent. They have very large and spcreas-
ing patronage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
lie Appears Again.

Yesterday r Flownoy was again be-
fore the Police Cont. 1t will he remem
bered that in the lIustings Court on wed
nesday. the Jury failed to convict fiournol
ON the charge OF stealing the military over
coat. value $ij, from Colonel Cameron: OW
inc TO this failure, Justice Crutchheio
brought Flournoy up yesterday on th'
charge Of stealing the coat from some per
son unknown. .
When the case was called. the Justice
decided to dismiss the case, as ne Wa'
aware the defense could prove that DC
lCrutchfield) knew that the coat was th'
property Of Colonel Cameron. There arc
several cases against Fiournoy sun pend
ing i'm the Police Court, which will be trleC
at an early day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
THEY WERE SAvEC.
Arrested in Their VIA Career bv a
Friendly fTeight Car.


Considerable ycitemen prevailed on
SarS,Iti street, from Broad 20 Arch, yes
terlay afternoon about half-past . O'Clock.
When Ernest Nesslege, driver for the Oar
lev PARK Brewing Company's wagon; went
into Euker's saloon TO deliver several Kegs
of beer. he left his team OF massive gieys
standing on the street. "A lew mo
ments after an electric car passed.
and as the horses are new 10
Ricbmond sounds, they became restless
Starting down Seventh at an usual gait
they soon quickencd their pace, and when
Main street was reached, the foaming
steeds were dashing down with all the en-
tbusiasm OF Roman characters.
As soon as the Union depot was feacheu
tbe horses SHE'D. and running alongside OF
!, freight ear one of them was thrown down;
Their capture was then an easy matter, ana
Nesslege had little trouble with them AFTER
wards.
Fortunately nothing of any Importance
was broke, and soon after the accident the
foaming steeds were delivering the foaming
beer with their accustomed ease and being
nifty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
FOUND At LAST.
a Man Who Is Evidently Desceh"""'
of the Gauls.


There is one man in this town that "o'iu
make an excellent newspaper man. h"s'
night while THE TIMES Office was wrapped
in the most serene silence, ana the Dase-p ,hn
clubs stand, and the police reporter
WAS writing his usual jots about
Flourn0y, while Tue w! onohos-
was ..sbooting in" copy, and the Mancnes-
Ter man was pcncil:ng his ideas OF news
over the river. the telephone bell rang WIN
cone yoluptous swell" The ponce re-
porter graspcd the ear piece "h" 'o"'"'
ssIlellO." .,.1
aWho is thatY' came from the other end
.TIMEs Office
.Please tell me what time II is!'
"Cerf. Three minutes TO y"
ssrhanks. Goodbye
sGo0c-bye."
The man with gaul in Richmond mas at
last been found. and any firm needing a
good commercial drummer can DO no belysr
than applying at THE TIMES Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
Shot in the Foot.

Yesterday Frank Carter, youthful son
of Mr., George Carter, clerk OF the Henrlco
County Court. went on the picnic given by
the West Main-street Baptist Church To
Ashland Park. Soon after arriving on the
grounds he attempted to load a rifle. By
some movement the cartridge exploded, the
ball striking him in the foot The ball en-
tered lust above the toes, and passing
through the foot and shoe went into the
ground. The wound is not a serious one,
but will put young Mr.. Carter TO no little
inconvenience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27

The following marriage licenses were IS
sued by the clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
terday: Alexander p. Quarles and Lizzie l..
Holmes (colored): jeff Hansburg aud Mary
Butler (colored); Paul W. Moore and Hattie
Booker (cOlored); Moses Mo0ne and Jose
phine Todd (colored); Joe Noodley ana Al
lie Cox (colored): Robert III. stokes and
Martha L. Stephenson (colored); James {.
krause and Josie Gasser; Benjamin II. Al
len and Mary j. Johnson (c0lOred).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
EDUCATIONAL.


COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
~ MARY. - PROGRAMME or FINAL
DELIBERATIONS. SESSION or 1SS9-9D.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 2SD.
SIP M.-Joint celebration Of The Phoenix
and Philomathean Literary Societies. rs
sayists aud orators
THURSDAY, july BIRD.
IL a. M-Addiess OF the Hon. j. Y. STUDIOS.
OF Gloucester county. Virginia, before the
Phoenix ana Phil0mathean Literary SO
cletes
SP. M.-JOint celebration OF the Phoenix
ard Philomathean Literary Societies. Joint
debate.
FRIDAY. July 4rH.
1880 \. M.-Ciosng exercises OF the col
!ege. Delivery 0f certificates and diplomas.
Award OF degrees.
~ M.-AdGress before the Society OF Alum
nj, by Col Henry Churchill Semple, OF
Montgomery. Alabama.
. II. M.-final ball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
Capriyi's First SOiree.

BERLIN, June 26.-ChauceIlOr Won Ca
priyi gave his first soiree since his appoint
ment 10 the Characteristic this evening.
4 large number OF guests were pres
ent. including the leaders Of all the
political parties, except the socialists. DR..
Windhorst, leader OF the clerical party, had
a long conversation with Herr Won Putt
kaIner. Major Wissmaun was lion OF the
oyQnin0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
A New Enterpri.e for Iiichmond.

The barley Park Brewery Company. OF
Baltimore. have just contracted for storage
depot, Office, bottling-house, stables, lVc.. nj
the corner OF Canal and Adams streets, To
establish themselves permanently in this
city for the sale Of their celebrated pale and
standard lager bsr-an article which, for
purity and quality, is excelled by none.
They have made temporary arrangements
fol the sale OF their goods until they can
move into their new quarters, when fin
ished
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-27
EXCURSIONS.

TICKEls TO THE MOORE MEMO
L RIAL SUNDAl-sCHOOL PICNIC. Fri
Jay. jane 21th, 10 louDgs P0aJ, eau be had
4 Roosevelt Page, Joseph IL. shepherd ana !.
+. Glenn. Adults, 90 cents, children. %
cents. ie27-Its