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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11

Hfyien second, Paramette third. lime, - "
Sixth rnce, hve-eighths of n mile: seliins-
FiosiIla first. Best Boy second, baigow"h
third Time 1.13is.
Entries for to-day:
first race. five~eigbths Of IA mile-lradfofd.
l11 Aljarrov 122 Foie. I22; lticbiighi, -,
Einus,Srk 121: Daniel ", 112; Autoe at, izx'
reIie I'fsr. 1Ig RIVAL 49, Yea. ll9; Nerlheli,
Ilg: Michael 80; Freedom. 30; Annrchs', VIZ
Porke IIdge. 90; hlnstone, III; Druluess'
III. Reilly so; firunett tgeldinsl llo
SECOND race, one and one-half OF mllc =
Salute. los: Fir John l26 Montague. 10,
EIeye, 1914: Admiral fl5; Nastefiode, III
| Come TO law. l2x; sorrento, 122
Third race fIye-cighths OF a mile, selnug-
F,yepgelirge 100; rllp I. 100; bfbylock. lOo'
I 1;rufcbcs. TO; Belle ~ Orange. ITO; bezzeite'
| ITO. Lizzie. lilo: kllen, 115; Guildrvn tniy)'
rs: Correction 10. 81, 49,,
Fourth race White Plains handicap, thiee-
onariers of a mile Russell, l22; Saiiie NC
fIeiland. IIg; La Tosca. III; Ambulance,
| liz. Montana, il6: Mosher, ll6; Noid, IL.
| Goscon. I13; Equity. IFS; tspcranId' iaS.
| Yosemite. 100: key del Rey. io4; captain
| Ioean. Iut: Kinmx, 1903. 1horDdale, ~;
Minnie. flly, 100: Fireworks, IS; thflnsoin'
o.. Cantatrlce, 05; silver Prince. 81.
flfth race, New Rochelle stakes, one anu
one-auarter miles-Raceland, III; uiaplo'
| III: senorita. i22; Firenzi, l22 Tournaiheh''
lIS. H.. ell
sixth race one and quarter miles. sci
ing Esqufmau, III; Vendetta, %; flood-
time ~: Pontiac. 81: Vivid, i0i: Salyini'
ito. Longshot, I22; Wilfred. 122; Admiral
/ los. Is. q. Million. IO3: Little jim, lOl; Cold
en- Reel, 100; Elkton, %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
THE FIRE ESCAPES.
Factories, Hotels, schools, Amusement
Halls to Use Them.

The following is the ordinance in full, re-
Gently passed by the City Council, and APP
proved by Mayor Ellyson in reference to fire
escapes. 1t explains itself.
"Be il ordained, That there shall be placed
by the respective owners on the outside OF
such factory. workshop, hotel, school build
ing. and hospital OF over three stories in
height, each theatre and public place OF
amusement in the city OF Richmond, fire
escape, TO consist OF iron stairways, with iron
hand rails, leading from platform at each
story, and easily accessible from the passage
WAYS of each story; the said iron stairways
shall continue TO the ground, but when erect
ed over public highway, the lower section
shall be adjustable, so as 10 be kept al a dis
lance OF MT less than twelve feet above the
ground, except when In use during fire. and
the said lower section shall be so kept raised
from the ground except when In use during q
fire.
1.-The manner and materials of construc-
ton shall be subject TO the approval OF the
Chief of the Fire Department
The Board of Fire Commissioners are
hereby requested 10 make II the duty of the
Chief of the Fire Department 10 see that the
requirements contained In the first section
be duly complied with.
"Any owners or owner OF any such build
ings who shall fail to comply with the provis-
ions OF this ordinance by the LIST day Of Jan.
uary, 1891, shall be fined not less than
twenty-five dollars nor more than one hum
bred dollars for each month that they shall
ia n TO provide such fire-escape.'
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The CavaIlyat the Statue.

The Chesterfield and Hanover troops OF
cavalry were Inspected yesterday at the
stern. After the inspection a battalion
drill wes held, commanded by Major G..
Percy Halves. Lieutenant-C olonel Bid
good, Captain Boy Kin, and Captain ,mp-
kin were also present. The drill was a sat
isfactory one, but demonstrated the neces-
sty of more battalion drills among the mill.
tary of the state.
g At the end Of the drill there was a charge
the battalion, and the sight OF horsemen
coming over the field. four abreast with
dangling sabres, was All interesting sight.
and was witnessed by large number OF
persons who were driving in that vicinity
AZ the time.
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Academy Of Music.

Jarbeau ard her troupe drew another large
and well-pieased audience az the Academy
last night. starlight" viii Dee repeated tins
afternoon. and tonight the engagement VIII
conclude.
The professional union OF two such artists
as Frederick Narde aud Mrs. -. 4. Bowers
should prove an event OF more than Ordi-
nary importance 10 an lovers OF the better
order OF theatrical entertainments. Dir.
Warde IS we'd known and liked IN Rich
mono, but 10 IS reasonable 10 expect that h's
forthcoming engagement Will eclipse both
artistically and financially any previous visit.
for the reason he has trc assistance Of Mie.
ID. T.. bowers who has until now always
healed an organization If her own. In the
repertoire Warde has added TWO Shakespe-
roan PLAYS "Slacbeth" and Henry VIII
The engagement is for four nights and Saiui-
day matinee. beginning next Wednesday.
The opening play Will be "GalOa, the Gladla-
tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
HURT IN THE SHAM BATTLE.
MIR. KeIIam, of the Howitzers, Injured
In the Face.

The sham battle which was fought in
Lynchburg Thursday, in which the Rich
mond Howitzers took part, resulted disas
trously for at least one member of that
company.
Mr.. Louis X. kellam was badly burned
about the face and eyes lay the discharge o
musket in the hands Of a member of {
Lynchburg company.
The Howitzers had ceased firing an(
were receiving the charge Of the infantry
with their sabres. MIR. kellam was en-
deayOring to protect the c0lOrs Of his com
pany when young Lynchburger, in trying
to capture them, became excited and fired
his musket within a few inches Of Mr.. kel
lam's iace. lie was stunned at first by the
severeness Of the shock, but was soon SUI.
ticiently well TO return to Richmond.
DIR. G. VI. Shields operated on his eyes anC
succeeded in removing all the powder from
both. The Doctor says his left eye is moi
seriously hurt and he has strong hopes o.
the recovery Of the sight in the right. Iii,
face was badly scOrched.
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offered "a Home.

Governor Mckinney has received a letter
from MIR. Meualcus Langford, of Bowers,
Southampton county, Va, dated October
Sth, in which hesays: 81 have seen in the
papers recently an appeal 10 you by a
young lady for protection, and stating that
her work was hard. Now, il occurred TO me
that she (the young girD could lind a suita-
bic home here with my wife and myself.
provided her character is all right. Will
you be so kind as TO send me her address.
refer you to DIR. Thomas Ii. Barnes and to
Judge Bartlett
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
BIG DAY AT DARBYS.
Democratic Rally In Henrico County
Speeches.

The Democrats Of Narina township and
the neighboring country had a big day yes
terday at Darby's store,in Henrico county.
The weather was glorious and there was a
large crowd present.
Alter partaking OF splendid dinner pre-.
pared for the occasion, Mr.. RUSSELL called
the meeting TO order and introduced Mr..
II. l.. Montague, Of Richmond who enter
tanned his hearers with a sound logical
speech Of about thirty minutes.
Mr.. ID. ;. Gates, sheriff, was then intro
duced, and .'rained hot-shot into the enc
my's camp; urged all present to be vigil
liant, and vote their full strength on NOyem-
Der It'll. Mr. Gates closed with an illusion
TO the LADIES'. many OF whom were present,
and implcred them to urge their husbands,
brothers, end sweethearts TO stand up for
their rights.
The two speakers did much good. Every
one here was in line humor; Nat. Darby es-
pecially.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
YARBROUGH'S "MILD hurley
TOBACCO DOES Not MAKE YOU
NERVOUS

At4P NJ. to-day the River View Railroad
Company will start its first ear from its
car shells at the corner of New York and
Texas avenues. The Company will be
pleased 10 have its friends to meet them and
enjoy free ride. Ii will be the policy Of
The River View Company to ride all dwell
ers OF River View Tree to the electric line
until such time "a our city fatherstwill grant
them right Of way into the city.
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was received. TIMES reporter called at
the Exchange Hotel 10 ascertain what the
Count knew about IT,. lie was informed
by DIR. RecaIhier, that up VI the time Of re-
firing the Count had received no such
cablegram. and that he (Dr. Recamier) did
not think that there was anything serious
In 1t. lie was confident that unless some
condition OF affairs In Portugal would not
hasten the Counts return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
DRY GOODS, sc.
NEW RvfFLIKGS FOR SATURDAY,

Ruflled Boas Of Crepe Iisse, SIC.
All-col0red Crepe Lisse Boas with silk
loop edge. tjc.
Black Silk Lace Rufiied BCas, 1jc.
Rullled Surah Silk fringed edge Boas,
black and all coiOrs. Sl.2j.
Ostrich Feather Boas, yellow. pink.
red. lavender, black, tan, S2.9S.
SILK Cord Ruiiluag. yaIds Of either
cream or black. IN a box, for 2jc.
New large Silk Cord Ruilling, &c.
gard.
Seventeen new designs in Crepe Lisse
Rulings. 2jc. yard
Another lot Of sOiled III aud 10c.
Ladies Linen Collars, to-day for &c.
Another lot Of soiled - and 20c.
Ladies Linen Collars for l0c.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT AN
NOUNCES FOR TO-DAY
Several styles of trimmed Cloth
Toques at special prices.
Special style Of chil1ren's Plush z d
Surah Silk Bats, dark colors, for $50.
THE DEPARTMENTS MENTIONED
BELOW ALL MAKE SPECIAL Elk
HIBITS FOR SATURDAYS.
Kid Gloves.
Handkerchiefs.
Hosiery.
Gents Furnishings.
Underwear.
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Last Sad Rites.

The remains Of Mrs. Louisa '. Tyler were
buried yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock, the
funeral taking place from the residence d
Mr.. Gross, GA Church street. Mrs. Tyler
was in her eightieth year.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary a. Tyler also
took place yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Bingham died Thursday night
at the residence of her sOn-in-law, Mr. l.
W. Parsley, BOP west Broad street, and the
funeral took place from It. Marks church
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
The Missing Man.

Nothing has been heard from Mr.. William
RttenOur, an elderly gentleman from Grove
Park, Fla, who took rooms at the Ameri-
can Hotel. and has since been missing.
Policeman John L. Hall is working up
the case. He has examined the missing
mans trunks, and found many valuable
papers. Ii is the opinion Of some that he
has fallen in the dock, while others think
he has merely gone to visit some town in the
Southwest, as he had been talking of max
ing investments in that section.
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wr.rnER FORECAST.

wAsnTSGroS. ID. c., Oct. i0.--Forecast for
Virginia: Rain. preceded by fair weather IN
southeast portion, slightly warmer IA SOUTH
ton. winds shifting 70 westerly clearing
weather saturday afternoon.
FOR North Carolina; warmer IN eastern
portion. stationary temperature In northera
portion variable winds. fair weather. follow
ca by showers In extreme northern portion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11

wilI you heed the wnrning-the signai, per-
ble disease. Cousumptiong Ask yourselves
n rou can afiord for the sake OF saving %
cents. 10 ran the risk and DO nothing for ~.
We know from experience thai ShliolI = Suie
,,tIt curr v,1tr Cough II never faiis. TINS
EXPLAINS WHY more than a Nlliion OF Bottles
we're sold the past year. IL relieves Group
and Whooping cough nj once. Mothers, 90
not be without II. Sample bottles iiee. Soid
ne Kn.leker Hrothsrs AMI "a. ". shields Il Co..
corner OF Fifih AID Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
Piiesl Pilesi Itching Piles

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
scratching. Ii allowed to continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. Swayne's ointment stops
the itching and bleeding, heals liberation,
and in most cases removes the tumOrs. At
druggists, or by mail. for 30 cents. cdr.
Swayne & Son, PHILADELPHIA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
General Jo.eph Il. johnston.

General Joseph +. Johnston is at MUIR
phys Hotel, the guest OF General Dabney
ii. Maury. He is looking remarkably well
for a man over eighty years of age, and his
visit is purely social one. During his
stay here he will stand as godfather for one
of General Maury's grandchildren. The bap-
tism will take place at ST. James church.
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READ THE SUNDAY TINES.
New Business of the Equitable,

The Equitable Life Assurance Society re
ports that the new assurance written dur
ing the first three-quarters OF the year
shows an excess Of 20,OO0 900 over that OF
the same period last year. IL il stated that
with a continuance Of this ratio Of increase
the total new business of the Society for the
year will exceed $4,000 ,O00.-New York
Commercial Advertiser, October 9Th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
Captain Jones Resigns.

Captain Merriweather Jones, Accompany
c, First Virginia regiment, has rendered
mis- resignation, his business engagements
being such that they prevent him giving
the attention to the company as he desired
The resignation goes first to Colonel Jones,
and by him it will be transmitted TO Gene
raj Anderson, and through him TO the Adju.
tant-General. Captain Jones made popular
and efficient officer, and his men are sorry to
mart with n i'm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
THE HORSE RECORD
Results aud Eatries OF the Races at
Westchester.

Following are the results of the races
yesterday:
First race. three-quarters OF mile, selling
Punster, Jr., first, Dr. Helmuth second, Costa
Riea third. Time. LILY.
second race, Palo Alto handicap, three
quarters OF a mile-Silver Prince first, Early
Blossom second. Hoodlum third. Time,
l.1SL.
Third race, Fairyiew lightweight handI-
stockton second, Cousin Jeems third. lime
Alp.
Fourth race. Dixiana handicap, three-quar-
terra OF q mie-G. w. Cook first. Volunteer
II. second. Belle Dor third. Time, LIZ.
Fifth Iuce, one mile-Rosette first, Annie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
Masonic.

Three candidates were initiated Thurs.
day night at Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge, No.
81. The Supreme Lodge will meet october
22d, and No. 80 will be represented by
Deputy Supreme President ii. W. Hey.
After the lodge adjourns on next Thursday
night supper viii be served.
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City Circuit Court.

Two suits were brought In the City Circuit
Cont yesterday-one against w. q. Clement
and others by Clark Cove GuanO Company
This is an action of debt for 5000. The
other was Instituted 10y the Simons' Blank
Book Company against j. III. Chataigne. Ac-
ton OF assumpsit for I37.5O.
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The Board of Aldermen will meet next
Monday night, at which time il is probable
that Mr.. \. l.. Wilkinson. who will shortly
ieaye for Savannah, will tender his resig-
naflOn
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THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
INQUEST HELD OVER HUME
CUTS REMAINS.

Several Witnesses Examined-The Jury'-
verdfct-UnabIc to say whether Con-
ductor OF Car - IL CsnsurabIe- Body
Taken to Petersburg.
Coroner Taylor held an inquest yesterday
evening over the body Of Mr.. William f..
Hunicutt, who was killed Thursday night
by an electric car at the corner Of Main and
Laurel streets. Several witnesses, includ-
ing some OF the passengers on each car.
were examined, and the testimony was vir-
tually the same except that one or two tes-
titled that the dying man said that he told
the conductor of car No. q TO stop for him.
The following is the testimony of Motor
man Mr.. Louis Myer, Of car No. o, as given
to the coroner's jury:
MOToR-MAN's TESTIMONY.
Il was going west last night, aud very near
TO the corner OF Laurel and Main streets,
about 0:55 o'clock, when passenger jumped
from car No. -, going east. IL was William
l.. Hunnicutt. he allghted directly In front
OF my car. and so close that my car was upon
him at once. halloed TO him TO watch out,
and at the same time reversed my current.
causing the car to run back. My headlight
on the ground and / was on the car. he ex-
claimed that It's all right, partner This
caused me 10 think he was not much hurt. |
was going quite slow at the time Of the acct
dent"
THE CONDUCTOR.
The conductor OF car No. II, Mr.. Will
liams, in giving his evidence, said:
Last night in eoing east gentleman got
on at Reservoir and Main streets: this was
Mr.. Hunnicutt; he did not tell me where 10
stop; when got to Laurel and Main called
out transfer for Laurel and Broad streets; no
one made any sign that they wished 10 get
| off: the car moved on, and hadn't moved
more than eight or ten feet when Mr.. Hunni-
| cult got up and walked very fast. and went
| ID ST me while was standing In the middle
Of the rear platform, and jumped of; he did
not ask me 10 stop. and as had just notified
| the passengers. | did not think he wanted 10
get of; there were no gates on my car"
THE VERDICT.
After hearing all the evidence in the case
| the jury came 10 the conclusion that he
came to his death ''by injuries received by
| striking against electric car No. > OF the
City Railway Company, which was passing
at a time when he was jumping from car
| No. "a, and that no blame can be attached
to the motOr-man of either car, nor to the
| conductor Of car No. ., but they are unable
| to determine from the evidence whether the
conductor Of car No. ~ is censOrable."
The remains were removed to Peters
burg yesterday evening and the interment
will take place there.
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The Howitxsrs Not to Fire.

Governor Mckinney has informed the
Emancipation Committee that their request
as regards the Howitzers firing salute for
them will not be granted. 1t was intended
by the negroes that tho Howitzers fire sa-
lutes during their celebration in this city
the 10Th, 10th, and 18th Of this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
"How to Cure All skin Diseases

Simply apply 'swayne's Ointment No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face
hands. nose, &c., leaving the skin clear,
white, and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for swayne's
Ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.
In the Chancery Court yesterday. Raleigh
Colstsn Minor, Esq, was allowed the practice
in that court.
Professor W. II. Sadler. supreme treasurer
OF the order OF the Golden Chain, visited
Anchor Lodge, No. S.last evening. and gave q
very interesting address on the objects OF the
Order
United states Senator Henderson, OF Ne
braska, passed through the city yesterday on
his way 10 Natural Bridge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11

Governor Mckinney yesterday issued q
proclamation offering reward OF 500 for
the arrest and conviction Of the murderer OF
Sammox Rossdeitcher. This is the man
who was killed at Feitig's house, in Hen
rico county, about four months ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
MARRIAGES.

ANTHONY-NC HY Married. Tues
day, September 30. 1890. at II. James church
by Rev Joshua Peterkin, assisted BY the
Rev. l.. ". Burton, DEBORAH COUCH,
d. lighter of the late william II. and NJ, V
Anthony. Of BOtetOurt county, Va, 10 Df.
EDWARD McC ARTHY. OF Richmond.
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United States Court.
Admitted to Probate

Judge Hughes. OF the United States Court,
left the city yesterday. lie will return OH
Monday and hold court on that day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11

PORT or RICHMOND. OCT. 10.
SAILED.
schooner VIM. IA. Allison, Maker. Bridge
port. pig iron. j. y. Gordon. agent. vessel
Curtis & Parker: Schooner VIM. l. tlltins,
Frambers. Philadelphia; poplar wood, vessel
Cufti, g. Parker.
PORT Of NEWPORT NEWS, OCTOBER 10.
ARRIVED.
steamship Finance, sew York; steamers
Frmside. Biutanlic. Juno. Alardaua, and
Phoenix. from Galy,slOn, coal.
SAILED.
steamship Fernside, Hayre: steamship
Brttlnic. Liverpool steamship Progress,
Barcelona.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11

In the Chancery Court yesterday the will OF
Mrs. Sarah Rob nson was admitted 10 pro-
bate. Mr, a. X. Robinson qualified as execu-
tor. The estate is valued at 81, 800.
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Standardization.

Mr.. A. f. Shelton was married Thursday
evening by the Rev. DR.. Dashiel 10
Miss Emma ID. Preston. Mr.. Shelton is an
emplOye Of the j. l.. Hill Printing Company.
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PERSONAL.

REMOVAL,--DR. A. l.. WEXFORD
Ia has removed his Office and Res'dence
from MOB north Third Street, to H. NORTH
CHERRY STREET. oe est
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Marriage License.

A marriage license was issued Yesterday
10 Gustaye Il. Parkinson and Mamie I.
Hogan, both OF Richmond.
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McGill Union.

The October meeting OF the McGill Cath
Ollie Union will be held on the night of the
18th instant, when the election Of officers
will take place,
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made very rapidly.
The Duke OF Orleans, the Duke of Uzes,
| and the Marquis d'Lasteyrie engaged in
several races. The Duke of Orleans proved
| the best horseman in these contests.
| On bis return he said 10 THE TIMES rep
resentatiye that he was delighted WIFI VIZ
| ginia, and especially Nirginians. "l our
| country said he, "reminds me very torci-
| bly, of India. ! spent three years there,
and il is grand country. | shall never
forget the kindness and welcome we have
received in the historic city. do not think
they differ very widely IN their manners
from our people"
ATTRACTED ATTENTION.
The party as they drove through the city,
on their return, attracted great deal OF
attention. The piaZzas Of the residences
were crowded with people. who gazed at
| the rOyal strangers with great curiosity.
| The hotel was reached shortly after u
| O'clock. and after. dsmOunting the visitors
went Immediately 10 their rooms and ar
rayed themselves in full dress costumes
for the reception; after which they went In
20 dinner and remained until O'Clock,
when they lett for Colonel Andersons resi-
dence.
Major Gordon McCabe, of Petersburg,
came over 10 the city yesterday and in
vlted the Count and his friends TO visit Pc
tersburg tomorrow and see the lines around
that city. The Count mas partially accept
ell the Invitation, and 1t is very probable
that Petersburg will be visited. IL they
do they will return 10 the city Sunday
afternoon and spend the night here and
leave early Monday morning by rail for
Washington.
FOR TODAY.
The programme Tor to-day was changed
considerably yesterday. IL was decided 10
visit Seven Pines to-day, aud not visit NAL
yern Hill at all.
They will leave here again this morning
at O'Clock and visit Seven Pines. From
here they 90 10 sayage's station, thence 10
Frayeer's farm. White-0ak swamp will
be visited next, after which they will return
to the city via the Charles City road. This
will end the visitation Of battle-iields.around
Richmond.
TINE COUNTS RECALL.
When the special foreign telegram, pub
lished elsewhere in THE TIMES, ann0unc-
Ing that the Count had been sent a cable
gram by his wife expressing her alarm at
the danger 10 which their daughter, the
Queen OF Portugal, was being exposed,
and which message would probably shorten
the stay VI the Count Ia the United States,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11

The price Of coal Is on the increase and
those Intending to buy in their winter sup
ply should call ard see Mrs. Jane King,
east Cary street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11

Remarkable. yet true, a.. Il. c. Altera-
tive" has cured blood diseases after ply
icians failed 10 relieve.