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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-28

Ak UscgHTANrY.- Recently an item
appeared to the effect that Nebraska
man had traded Il farm there with 4
Brownsville man for some Il. & G. NJ. M.
stock. inadvertently this was mistaken
for woolen mill stock, and commented
on; but il is simply mining stock, and
there ig sufficient uncertainty about any
mining stock TO make the transaction in
teresting. The owner OF the stock,
though, gets more Of an uncertainty in
getting Nebraska farm, besieged by
cyclones, Billiards, and drouth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-28

NEED CLEANmd oUT.--AIbany's alleys
are in just about the condition of thoec
Of Walla Walla. The Statesman Gays
"Al Lowe, the ubiquitous drayman,
thinks seriously OF petitioning the city
council to widen the alleys Of this city.
lie states that there is one Of two things,
viz: he will either have to hire q new
driver or compel the council to make a
radical change in streets and alleys. II
is very probable the council will recog-
nize his demands"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-28

w II ioskins, representing Royce &
Lansings Musical 4 Comedy CO., has
been in the city billing the city. This
company has been in the city twice. II
has several now features, ,and Is one Of the
finest troups ever on the Coast playing to
bic housea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-28

THE CHAMPION C0w.--Jos Wood, Of
Woods, Oregon, has the champion eating
COW in the United States. While camped
in Mr. Woods camp ground this COW
broke into store tent and devoured the
following articles. One bushel Of pota-
toes, one and one-half bushels OF oats,
twenty pounds Of beans, three pounds Of
dried peaches, twenty pounds Of flour six
pounds Of rice and five pounds OF sugar.
A LEBANON FIGHT Lebanon was the
scene Of quite fierce fight the FIRST of the
week. n young man named Wheeler,
residing In that city /, and Mog Wassom
living near there were the participants.
Some blood was drawn. Wheeler was Sc
cured by the city marshal ard given a
trial which resulted ia his acquittal. w as
som not being resident was not arrested.
For fHE WoRLD's FAIR. Petitions
have been received by G W Wright, of
the state committee on the Columbia fair,
askirg the state legislature for the appro-
priation Of liberal amount for Oregon's
exhibit. They will be sent to different
parts OF the county fer circulation, and
should be generally signed. Oregon
should show her colors in 1892 or 90.
A MoroR LINE. Articles incorporat
ing the Newport improvement Company
were filed in the Office of the secretary d
state Yesterday, with l. E Bain, ] S Coop
or and S 6 Irvine as incorpovators; capita
stock, $4,000; object, to build and oper
ate motor line at Newport, Oregon.
THE MARKETS Wheat is row quoted il
this city at OK cents, with lower tenden
cy. Oats, governed by local market
mostly, are going the other way. IS cent
is paid for them in bulk and 81 cents sacked
Fortunate is the man with big oat crop
IL THE CIRcUT CoURT.-The followin
two suits have been brought in the Gil
cult Court Of Linn county recently:
J DAILY against Nj Alexander, for damages
A L Gilbert and F M Gilbert against
Bleyens, to recover money.
The same complaint Is nsdc here. Bl
Il Uncle Sam is slow because he wal
only four or FIVE months what Of the sui
fscribers ofa country newspaper, who al
happicst when they wait four or FIVE year
1 and the editor IS considered diseonrieog
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-28

y CoNrtgrE OSg-Oac OF the nc y
PaNcur filters was Displayed In the from,
window Of Smith s. Senders to day. II Is
undoubtedly the most perfect filter ever
made, being absolutely germ proof. Water
run through 4 Is pure In every drop. The
filter Is beautiful piece Of furniture, aud
In Albany particularly, where our hydrant
water is very uncertain ~ 10 quality il
should attract attention. One only needs
20 see this filter TO be convinced of its su-
pcriorlly 10 all otheis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14

Sale Of Lots at West Clifton Forge, Octo-
Der ljth.-Special rates for round trip.
See advertisement i'm other column.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
Bolice Gourt.

The docket i'm the Police Court yesterday
was large, as is usual on MONDAYS, but by
quick work on the part OF Justice CIutchheld
the court was adjourned few minutes past
IL O'Clock.
Isiah User was charged with betrayinp
Kate Taylor under promise Of marriage He
was sent on to the grand jury.
Cornelius Clemy was charged with stealing
$40 from J. +. Kelley He was committed IN
default Of $500 security for six months.
Belle Holmes had been drunk and used
profane language on the street She wa
| fined $3.50 and costs, and sent TO Jail for
thirty days in default $500 security.
Ed. Carr was fined s. and costs and sent e
Jail for thirty days for assaulting ana beating
James McPearsOn.
Mary j. Washington (cOlOred) charged with
! assauiting and striking John Davenport, wa
fined SO and costs, and sent TO jail for SIX
months in default of 500 security.
John Burruss was charged with assaultlne
| tugenia Burruss. lie was committed fol
ninety days in default of security. and fined
SO and costs.
Frank Burt was charged with being drunk
| and disorderiy on the street, also with ours
| ing and abusing an officer IN the second
pOlice-statiOn, and defaciug the city property
| lie was fined $40 and costs and committed in
| default of 500 security for ninety days good
| behavior.
Rachel Coleman (colored) was sent to Jail
| 'Or ninety days for being drunk.
| Mather Holmes (cOlored) was fined $3.50
, and costs for assault.
| George Grimes was fined $3.50 and OSts
| for fighting ia the market-hOuse.
| Steve Anderson and william Wood doth
cOloredl were fined SO each and costs for
| throwing rocks In the street.
william Burton had been drunk, and was
| fined IS and costs for assault
Fannie Jones was charged with assaultine
| a lady on the street. Fannie was fined s2.5u
| and costs.
Moss smith was fined SO and costs for
beating Annie Lewis
c. slaughter, drunk and disOrderly, was
| fined S. and costs.
Abram Meredith alias Johnson, was fined
$3.50 and costs for being drunk and dsor-
DERBY.
Albert Ball and Emmett Stanley were
| each fined SO and costs for being drunk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
IN. soo,nern Finance Company.

Elsewhere will be found tne anno s''.' !,
ment of the organization OF new n.s"
cial institution which covers an important
sieId' that il called the Soathern Finance
Company. and its headquarters IS NJ "oa-
uoke. Mr., j. l.. WariHg, CASHIER ., VI.
Commercial Bank Of Danviiie' ~ Ptes'uen'
of the company; Mr.. John ID. levy pres''
dent Of the Citizens Bank OF Hoahoke'
Is treasurer. and Mr.. II. &. 6allaher Is sec
retary, The directory IL composed OF welt
known gentlemen Of character anu saint
ing i'm the business circles OF the ciles re-
presented in the organization:
The authorized capital OF the company -
81. OOO. 900, divided into shares oil slVo eacn'
on which $50 is 10 be paid IN easy Ihs.a,'
ments, and its object is to place invest
ments in real estate and other properly
where they will give the best returns LOT 'ne
stockholders. With the Information NJ IL
command and the opportunities IN its reac1
this company can invest 10 much petter nu
vantage than individuals. Win isoahoh'
as the center OF its operations, ana the en-
tire field OF Southern development 10 seiec'
| fIom in placing its investments, IT VIII hav'
the assurance Of more substantial pront'
and with less risk than are at the command
of private parties. 1t can, therefore, ac
complish for individual investors what the,
cannot accomplish for themselves III thi'
aspect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
Property Transfers.

Richmond CiW.-R. j. Clarke, trustee, IN
Josephine X. Clarke, 80 feet on east Side
Twenty fourth street, between y ana ..
Elmira j. EatOn's trustees and others IA
AdOlph Beu.el. rs feet on south side Canal
stree, near Jefferson 81 400
AbsolOm Lewis 10 Susan Lewis, bis " Zee. is
feet on south side Williams rect. near oak
So.
Henrico Con g-Jackson Brandt io Carrie
V Grant, lot :, block ID, Leonard Heights
$3.50.
same TO VI. T. luck. lots J. ,, 3, 1, and
block r, Leonard Higgins, $500.
Same To- VI l<imbIO gb, iOt Il. block l.
Leonard 6ishts, $50.
Same to Albert Il. Brandt, lot :, block +
Leonard Heights, $3.50.
same 10 W. +. Brandt, lots and 2. block {
Leonard Heights si74.
Rafael A. Cavedo TO Essex Hix. 50 feet on
Iompkins street. northwest corner Louisl.
ana. $50.
Meade Hasklns special commissioner. u
Major Anderson. 30 feet on Cedar street. $50
Thomas III. Jackson's trustee to Charles l.
Charters, 25 feet on east side. Twenty-sixtl
street, between and =. 500.
Julia a. Irainum TO Henry Beck, 9 acre,
about three miles east Of Richmond. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
MARRIAGES.


ALPHONSUS. Died, az the Franciscan
Convent, 1O1 east Duyal street, a. 3 O'Clock
October 18th. the Rev. MOTHER MARY
ALpHpNSUS, in the forty-fifth year Of hel
age.
Her funeral will take place from ST
JOseph's church WEDNESDAY MORNING
October 18th. at 10 O'Clock. Friends and
acquaintance are Invited TO attend without
furthernOtice ~
BRANNEN -NOlTE. - Married. October
9th, at ~. Andrews church. Roanoke. Va.
by the Rev. Father Lynch. Mr.. MICH AEI
BRANNkN 10 Miss MARY LIZZIE NOLTE
both OF Richmond.
BURNErT-GUERRAN Married. at the
Second Presbyterian church, Tuesday, OctO
Der :. 1890, AT $50 o'clock /. NJ, by Rev VI
d. HOge, ID. D.. Miss NkIIIE GUERRANT. O
DumbartOn, HenricO county, Va, to Mr.. Ell
Lis BURNETT, Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14

The McGin Catholic Union met last night
and the following officers were elected iol
the ensuing year: President, Dr. ID. -
Coleman: Nice-President, Charles L
Sheryin. Recording Secretary, ,. l.. kelly
Financial Secretary. William l.. Ryan
Treasurer, William Dailron; Splri'"M Al
wiser. Very Rev. Joseph Frloll.
The Union is in very prosperous condl
ton. and have lately reftted their rooms.
The retiring secretary, A. j. Cavanaugh
having filled the position several years
asked 10 be relieved from serving longer.
After the election of officers the members
partook of refreshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
DEATH RATE
Fifty-Four Persons Died In Richmohd
Last Week.


Last Week.
Following is the report OF DIR. W. +. Up
penhimer. president of the Board oil Heaith'
for the week ending october IL, 1871.
Whole number OF deaths In the city, 81.
Soy aud color: White. Ii males anu l."
fem tles: colOred, Ii males ana 10 leihales' ,
age: 1 Ch,y 10 30, / white ana cOloleu,
month TO g, white and colOIeu' i nv " :
In 10. 1white and 1 colored; ] year 70 .,
white and g colored; years 10 D, Wnlle anu u
| / colored: 3 wears TO 10, white; 10 years "
Oh D while and colored; 20 years 10 ~,
white and colOred: 80 years 10 Az "hi WI, =
and colored: 40 years 10 80, while anu
colored 90 years 10 GO White anq iored
Condition: single, 10 white ana ~ c0loreu'
Married. white and 7 colored. Widows
5 white and cOlored. -. ..,, IN ooI-
Sativjty: Richmond, white and 10 col
ored other parts United states 10 WIN,
and II colored; England, whlte' RAM, an,o'
white. Ireland. 1 white; unknown, white.
Iocalitv; Marshall Ward, white ana =
colored: jefferson " ard, colored; Manson
Wsrd 2 white and two colored; Monroe
Ward. A white and / cOlored; Clay WaId, ~
white and 4 colored jackson Ward' o "hi'e
and Is cOlored. ,,o,, o,,,,,ro ne.
toher IL. 1890, rs degrees So. For week
ending October II, 1889, % degrees 90 80.
Kainfall For week ending OCTOBER liln,
1890. .O6 inches. For week ending OCTOBER
l2ih, 1889, OF inches. -. ..,,,o,,o,,
% .Os per / 900 per annum. OF colored pop
ulation, 81 81 per LOCO per annuh .,.
Comparative weekly mortality: foI week
ending October 18th. 1890, white, "a col
ored. ~. For week ending OCTOBER lZth'
1885. white 10, and % cOlored. . ,.,..
Sill births: October nth, 1890. wnlte
and colored october 18th, 1889, white
and cOlOred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14

No such stock Of elegant High Novel
ties has ever been exhibited here. We
invite you TO come and see them oven
if you DO net purpose buying Their
rich and sparkling beauty dazzles every
Eye.
What shall we say Of our superb
Stock Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14

The Democratic barbecue at seven
Pines. to-day, under the auspices o.
the Fairfield and Brookland Democratic
Clnbs. promises 10 be big AFFAIR
Richmond, Hcnrico and the adjoining coun-
ties will be largely represented: Dinne.
in the greatest abundance VIII ne iurnl n,ns
"without money and without price. Hon.
l. Taylor Ellyson will preside, and the ex'
erciscs OF the day will begin about 10; Inc
speakers will be Hon. Benton McMillln, OF
Tennessee: Hon. Waller X. staples. hon;
II. ii. Cardwell, Col. Tazewell Elicit, ana
Hon. George ID. Wise. ,,
Yesterday was court-day at Chesterhe,o
Courthouse, and rousing Democratic RAM
was held. The court building was crowded
with enthusiastic Democratic voters, ano
everybody shouted burrah for the Demo
cratic party and Wise. Hon. X. ~; Cara
well. Colonel Meade liaskins and captain
George ID. Wise made eloquent addresses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
MANCHESTER MATTERS
Items of Interest From the City on th'
other Side of the Bridge.


A telegram was received Sunday an
nouncing the death of Rev. j. III. String
fellow in Montgomery, Ala. Mr.. String
fellow was one of the first rectors Of the
Meade-Memorial church, and was greatly
beloved in the city. Mr.. Stringfcilow mar,
ried a Miss Haskins, of Manchester, ana
She survives him with four little children.
Many people were unable Sunday night to
find even standing room in the new Presby-
terrain church. The occasion was the i'll
stallation of their pastor, Rev. {. n. Van
UOuten. 800.
VIM. Davis. Hebrew, was hned SlV III
the Mayors Court yesterday for keeping his
store open on Sunday and selling one pair
of suspenders.
Mayor Atkinson has instructed that a
commission of lunacy be held over Mrs.
Laura Cersley. She has already been in the
ASYLUM once, and her husband is now con-
fined at Williamsburg. She has a young
child, which will be cared for by the Com
mittee on the Relief Of the Poor.
Religious services will be held each nlgh'
this week in the new Presbyterian church
Rev. Mr.. GOrms6. of the Third church
Richmond, will preach.
The old smallpox hospital, near Maury
cemetery, is to be fitted up as an aims
house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
The Hastings Court.

In the Hastings COnrt yesterday James
Booker, charged with TWO cases Of forgery,
pleaded guilty, and was given two years Ia
one case. The other case was nolle prose-
quied.
George Washington (colored). charged with
selling liquor without "a license. He was
tried and acquitted.
Henry &. Brooks charged wish grand lar
ceny. Tried and acquitted.
Edward Green (colored). charged with sell
ing liquor without a license. The case was
nolle prosecuted.
G.. IL. Waite, charged with libel. The case
was nolle prosecuted.
In the case OF j. X. Hudson, charged With
keeping his bar-room open on Sunday and
selling liquor, the counsel argued the instruc-
tons before the court, and the court took
time 10 consider.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
LaceS, Handkerchiefs.

In this department are to be found all
the Novelties that ingenuity could in
veLt. Complete assortment Of
Point Gauze and Duchesse Laces,
Flounces. and Bridal Wells;
Silk Drapery Nets, in Chantiily. Mar.
quise, Ia Tosca, and Brussels, in new
designs and velvet spsts
Black Lace Flouncings, ia Marquise.
Hand-ruu, Spanish, Spanish Gui-
pure, ard ChantIlly, with Trimming
Laces to match
Splendid stock Of Ladies' ard Gentle
mems Handerchiefs, Hemmed. Hon
stitched, and Embroidered
Neck Ruching and Collarettes in great
variety. ocl2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
osrn,.re.tto Mariners.

The following change Of buoys are re-
ported by the United States Coast ana "e-
odetic survey: ,-,,
chesapeake Bay.-Oh Sharp's Island
and wreck. formerly shown 2 Ito miles w.
bv 5. from sharp's Island light have been
on sandy Point.-Wreck and buoy re-
moyed.-The wreck and III. ;. buoy former
ly shown * Of a mile IS. T.. from SANDY
Point light, have been removed. -,
Hampton Roads.-Buoy moved.-The H.
:. nun buoy of the west end Of Hampton
Bar has been moved TO position IN 10 ieel
of water, ~ miles 5. W. by W. u w. from
Old Point Comfort light. This affects charts
lOi a, 400, and 1871.
Beaufort iarbor entrance.-Buoy mo'eu,
-I,ed nm buoy No. 4. formerly shown IL
niles 5. by w. from Beaufort Tower, mas
boon moved to a position tx miles ;. by w
y w. from Tower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
Uenrico County Court.

The regular October term OF the HenricC
County Court began yesterday. The first case
was the CommOnv ealth against CraddOck
who was charged with placing distractions on
the Newport News branch OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. There were about twenty
five witnesses in this case, and the defend
ant is represented by Mr.. George +. Haw
and Hon. George u. Wise. Mr.. WISE how
ever, was absent from the city. Common
wealths Attorney Thomas is prosecuting at
torney. The court was occupied all day In
hearing evidence, and the case was continued
until tomorrow.
Judge Minor yesterday appointed John
MOffett magistrate and Samuel u. Gary spe-
cial police for Barton Heights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
Hurt by a Car.

Mr.. L. +. Liysay, young man who lives
at pa south Fifth street, attempted TO jumi
ON one of the Richmond and Manchester
new electric cars yesterday morning
in front of Allen ~ Ginter's factory
on Seventh street, and was badly
hurt. lie stumbled over pile of bricks
and fell just as he reached the car. He
was dragged several feet, and painfully bu
not seriously cut about the head. The am
bulance was called and his wounds dressed
but he was able to walk to his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
High School Principal.

A meeting OF the Rchmend School Board
was held last night to elect principal OF
the High school 10 I'LL the place made va
cant By the resignation OF Mr.. William A.
Bowles. Mr.. julien T.. Thomas was unani'
mously elected.
Mr.. Thomas. was the principal Of the
Marshall school, and has been connected
with the Richmond public schools almost
since the system was first established.
Mr.. Albert II. Hill, principal Of the Val
Ley School, was then elected TO su cceed mr..
Thomas. and Mr.. Leroy ;. Edward, OF this
city, was made principal of the Valley
School.
Mr.. II. q. Carlton declined to be re-elect.
ed principal of the Eliza night School, and
Mr.. VI. V. Mchaels was elected to MI that
positiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
Petty ThieXing.

Some complaints Of petty thieving II
heard about the city.
A gang are going about cutting OUT PIPE
and fixtures from unoccupied houses. Re-
Gently house on west Cary street II
charge Of J. Thompson Brown Il Co. was ell
tered. $780,. ,,;s;,;,,
While Mr.. Fritz Sitterding was, vlsitlnt
relatives sunday night -hieyes took near,
ali the harness of his horse left standing. OF
west Cary street. =. y
Last week several men obtained lot o
building material from city firms on iorge'
orders Of Beveridge a Powers. The matte
is i'm highlands of Captain Hulce, OF the lhir'
| pOlice-statiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14

tuR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER IS. 1890,
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD OF
HIGH IIDE Az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
United States Court.

The United States Court, JUDGE II. w
Hughes heard the case yesterday OF Jseph
c. Schultz, charged with violating the inter
nal revenue. After examining the witnesses
the counsel submitted the case to the jury
which, after a brief conference, returned a
verdict OF not guilty. This was the only
case ON the criminal docket IN which the
grand Jury found "a true BILL consequently
this docket is completed. Court adjourned
until to-day. when cases on the equity docket
will be considered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
sArrorARps WANTED.
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR.
" VIII Not Make Addresses to the
y Negroes.


Negroes.
Neither Governor Mckinney nor Mayor
IEllyson will make addresses tomorrow on
the occasion Of the beginning of the eman-
cipation celebration. So THE TIMES an
nounced Sunday. so Mayor Ellyson and
Governor Mckinney repeated yesterday in
spite Of contrary statements made in other
Richmond papers. A few days ago Cover
nor Mckinney received letter from the
Executive Committee who have in charge
the emancipation celebration. The letter is
signed by George Williams, Jr., general SUI
periu .endent; and reads as follows:
You can naturally imagine that we are ex-
ceedingly anxious 10 have you deliver the
welcome address on the part Of our native
state ON the occasion OF our emancipation
celebration. We are aware OF the fact that
some slight misunderstanding rests In the
minds Of some as TO the position OF the Ex-
ecutive COMMITTEE In this matter. You no
doubt remember that You were waited upon
by a committee from our board and earnest
iy requested to be present. No change what
ever has been made in that arrangement Our
proeramme has been made out with this
thought in view. and any other statement Is
entireiy unauthorized by our board Meet
ing % we do 10 celebrate an event fraught
with NO much intsres, 10 ms nav d. IN .S our
that of thankfulness 10 God for the great
pleasing; with no political significance what
ever connected with the event. but as true
and loyal citizens of our dear old Common
wealth, desiring her well being and pros
perity and desiring the coloreo citizens from
abroad may understand how kindly dis
posed our white friends Of Virginia are to us.
believing. ms we do, that you can and Will
look over any mistake or mis-statement that
may have been made by persons In nowise
authorized 10 act, We do sincerely hope that
YOU may recon- ider your determinations and
bc present 10 welcome us, II I'm the bounds OF "A
possibility. with the understanding on my
part that nothing viii be said to mar the good
feeling and pleasure of the occasion.
The Governor yesterday made the follow
Ing reply:
Yours Just received. Some days ago
wrote your committee In reply TO the letter
. inviting me " deliver the address of welcome
RECONSIDERATION celebration. | cannot
: the discrimination then communi-
led 70 you.
"a The letter referred to above states that
4 the Governor will be out of the city on the
days OF the celebration. lie will be in
farmville attending fair at that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
Chapcery Court.

In the Chancery Court yesterday, Judge I'D
mund Waddili, Jr, closed his argument fol
Bette Thomas Lewis. Judge Waller X. sta.
pies opened his argum snt for the heirs ut law
The aruumont Will close this week.
The will OF Lcnora W. swami WAS admit ed
10 probate. She wills all OF her property and
money TO James II. Hargrove The estate N
valued at less than $1,000. Miles &. Deffress
qualified as administrator with will annexed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
Piles FilesI Itching Pilesl

HAVE you read the advertisement in to
DAYS TIMES Of Jackson Brandt Il Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
Architect Disappeared.

About May last an architectural draughts-
<man arrived In this city and gave his name
as NJ. y. Welsh. aud his residence as Brook
arS: . ss sd ps sS%s a assA Mss
ployed by Mr.. Edgcrton Rogers in June
last.
He LEFT Mr.. Rogers soon after, and lately
be has been employed by Mr.. Carl Reh-
mund. Welsh, however, only kept the po-
eltion about q month, and drawing his
salary. he disappeared. He has never been
heard from aimee, and his many creditors
nre lamenting his sudden departure.
Welsh had 4 sop who 10 now In jail In