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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
NO RoYAIIsTs.

West Clifton Forge is practically a
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
town. Us success is assured. 10 has now
large railroad shops AMI car works. Roll.
Ing mills. pipe works, and other enterprises
expected. Population OF several thousand
people assured IN few years, A second
Roanoke as a railroad town and mon ey.
making point. Sites donated and aid exc
tended, and low freight rates will be offered
To deserving enterprises. lron-ore on the
property in great abundance and Of eN.
cellent quality. Coke and coal close by.
several iron furnaces in successful
operation. Attend the sale OF lots DC
tOber 18th. Address for pamphlets and
maps Eakle. AUGUST n DONOVAN.
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Property Transfers.

~Richmond CHV.--H0bcrt. /. Mitchell to
John 4 Umlauf, - feet on north side Canal
street. near Madison, $1,000.
Edwin {. Peasants 10 Virginia Fire ana
Marine Insurance Company, all right t.
property conveyed 10 said company by ".
l.. Cowardin, trustee, by deed dated April
nth, 1887, 81.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company to William j. WestwOOd, - feet
on Marshall street, southeast corner Thirty
first street, $3.50.
ReprjcO COWnM.-Jackson Brandt to {.
G.. Carmichael GO feet on Leonard street.
lots 3 and 4, block &. Leonard Heights, $500.
same TO John W. Ierncy, lots l and >,
block 4, Leonard Heights, $3.50.
same to }. T.. Fitzwilson, lots and 4.
block +, Leonard Heights, $500.
Riald0 DOrmaD to Mary l.. Yard, $50 acres
on Osborne turnpike and James river, %
miles south of Richmond, subject to deed OF
trust for 5000, $4,000.
Conrad Feitig TO Emil POhlig, - feet on
Nine Mile road, 500.
Never Heller TO Libbie j., wife of Mark
4. Thompson, 1879 acres in the forks of West
ham and Three Chopped roads, $4,000.
4. a. and Hattie {. Lamb TO James H..
Barton, One-half interest in lot c, IN block !,
Bro0kland Park, Si2j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

party: that which has Inspired, defended.
and served the Boulangist policy. and
which. without doubt. entered into the
spirit OF It's tendencies. and that. by far the
more considerable by the importance Of the
men rs by their number who have fought
II. | remain modcstIy with this second
group. persuaded that II the monarchy il
ever re-establhbod In France, IL will be- BY
i,sclf for It's own traditions and It's ideas
will restore IL.
IN FRANCE.
'sTbe enemy. last year, in the salon of
Nine. dc Kanneyille, where alb )ut fifty in
yited guests waited on VI. lie du, dAumale
on his return from exile, the loyal and
faithful Lambert Sainte-Croix, saddenod
by the march Of events. and as IL he had
already the plesen,ment Of HE near end.
said TO us with "A sort Of bitter disenchant.
ment: we have lost our orange Hover
"Ah, we'll; ] remain convinced that IL
the monarchy should return some day it
will not be with the re- rose. but with the
purer flowers which have always symbol
lied it,"
NO RoyALIsTs.
Inquiry among people who would know
developed the fact Yesterday that there are
no royal or noble Frsnchmen residing in
Richmond. There are several French fam
HES, but they have no noble blood coursing
through their veins. The last Frenchmaf
of noble lineage who resided in this city was
the last French consul, who died screral
years ago. His family is now living IN
poris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
SON AIR BITS
Chaiauqua CircIt-Ihe Sixth Session
Personal Points.

The sixth session Of the Bon Air Cha
tauqua Literary and scientific Circle began
Tuesday night. The meeting was held al
the residence Of Rev. James X. Hazen, and
was largely attended. Judging from the en-
thusiasm shown this promises TO be the mosl
interesting session i'm the history OF the Cir
Gle.
The officers elected for the ensuing yeal
we're: Rev. James X. Hazen. president;
Mr.. 4. l.. AdamsOn, yice-president; Mr. G.
VI. Hazen, secretary, and Mr.. }. ii. NeDl
PeplOe. critic.
Resolutions were passed providing ioi
the adoption and study of the regular Cha
tauqua course.
Among the attractive features o. the Bon
Air Circle is their weekly paper bright
side" This is composed Of literary and
humorous contributions from the members
and is read by the secretary at each meet
ing. g.. -.
G.. W. Thorn d Co.. who is a resident OF Bon
Air. is in New York on business trip.
Mrs. W. d. Smith, Of Warwick, y. Y, Is
visiting her father. Dr. llaZen.
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NARRINGI.s.

LOrI-RU Sr.-Married. on Monday Octo-
Der q. 1890. nj the residence Of Charles j
Carpenter, fsq New Brunswick, y j.. los
the Rev Charles T.. Phelps. rector OF the
LIAM ]. 10TH 10 FRANCES ALICE. only
daughter Of the late Or. NJ. \. Rust, OF Rich.
mond, Va, No cards.
MCNEIL MORRIS.-Mairied, Tuesday. Sen.
temher 80. le0O. at the residence of lie
brides aunt, nrs. =. l.. Smith. by the Rev
Miss BERrA ". MORRIS; both 0f This civ.
MARRIED. 90 the Non.
umental church. Richmond. Va, October
1890, ANNE ARCHER. daughter oftto i.fe
DR. John 6. SHELTON. 10 WALTER UtRN.
DON MILES, both sf Richmond. No cards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

In order to accommodate the patrons OF
the old house of PizZini in the central and
eastern section of the city, have opened a
candy counter in the dry goods house OF
Julius Meyer a sons, corner of Sixth and
Broad streets. | will stock it fresh every
day with PiZZini's well-known homemade
candies. the celebrated "Tenney's" OF New
York, Whitman, IIugler IL Mailliard's, and
all Of the same kinds Of CONNECTIONS sold al
our store. Assuring the public that they
will get the best and purest made at the es-
tablisbed rates Of the house, | respectfully
ask that they patronize this new depart
ment at Meyers, corner Sixth and Broad.
+. p. Burke, proprietor PiZZlnfs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
Valuable Relics Destroyed.

Figaro says that it appears that the fire
which, some time since, destroyed the
greater part of the town Of salonica, de-
stroyed, among other things. two Byzantine
mosaics, for which the Russian Govern
ment had offered a year ago the sum of L.
200, 900 francs. Among the papyrus which
were ruined were found two rolls written
by the hand Of Saint paul-so says traditio n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
wedding Bells.

This month (October) is generally charac-
terized BY an unusual number Of weddings.
This year we have made a big effort to Sc
cure IA stock of articles specially adapted
for bridal presents, and now invite you to
call in and inspect a stock which for ele-
gance has rarely. if ever, been equalled in
our city. noticeable in the sterling silver
and silver-plated line. Goddard n Moses,
920 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

rhe Equitable Life Assurance Society re-
ports that the new assurance written dur
ing the first three-quarters OF the year,
shows an excess Of S20,OO0.OO0 over that OF
the same period last year. 1t Is stated that,
with continuance Of this ratio Of increase,
the total new business of the Society for the
year will exceed $500, 200, 000.-New YORK
Commercial Advertiser, October 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

LOWRY.-Died. al his residence, 1921 we,t
Clay street, JOHN 4. LOWRY. aged thirty
five years.
MOObl.-nied, In Manchester. STELLA
me-, the infant daughter OF f. :. and Emma
+. Moody, aged fifteen months and eighteen
days.
sUrl0N.-Died. OctOner 3, 1880. In Wan
chester, ", BANkHtAD c.. infant son of
Richard G. and Robbie NJ. sutton. aged III
teen months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

Richmond Lodge, No. 10, a. \. and A. NJ,
held very interesting meeting Tuesday
night and conferred the Fellow-Cralt de
gree upon two candidates. Mr.. Myer
Cohen was elected Junior Warden, Mr.. w.
5. Wahtham Senior Deacon, and Ar. \. L..
Peasants. Junior Deacon. AT high twelve
the lodge called on from labor 10 refresh
ments and an elegant banquet was served
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

Next Saturday a joint meeting Of the
teachers IN The city and the Council Com
mitteeS on schools and Finance will be held
TO nominate successor 10 Mr.. w. \
Bowles, principal OF the High School. The
result OF the meeting will be reported 10 a
called meeting Of the School Board, 10 be
he'd Ia The early part Of next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

THE PALAIs ROYAL, at No. III east
Broad street, has been crowded since the
opening of their special bargain sale. The
store is filled with well-assorted stock.
| in need of dress goods, hosiery, notions,
house furnishings. or anything in their line,
il will pay 10 call there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
Rrnnk.Rnan HrnnerfX.

Investors or spectators before buying
elsewhere will do well to examine property
offered by Edw. II. Bissell & Co. seven
tracts are offered; all bought before prices
advanced. Ne boom gotten up to I'M
load. Money realized from sales reinyested
i'm manner to benefit customers. Notice
advertisement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
UNITED STATES COURT.
Grand Jury Finds Trae Hill Against
j.. schultz.


&c. schultz.
The grand jury of the United states Cir
cult Court completed theirlabors yesterday
The Jury found a true bill in the two
charges against Joseph &. Schultz, Of this
city. charged with violating the United
states revenue law. one Of the indict-
ments against Mr. schultz is for using a
cigar box for a different brand OF tobacco
without first destroying the revenue stamp
on the box. The other is for attempting to
sell one brand of tobacco under another
brand.
In the case against William Lommey, OF
lIenrico county, charged with violating the
United States census law, the jury failed TO
lind true bill.
The Jury failed to find true bill also in
the case of K. II. Hampton (c0lOred) OF
Petersburg. charged with selling liquor
without a license. The grand jury was ad-
iourned for the term.
The petit jury of this term was empan-
nelled. and adjourned over until to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
Golden Eagle.

Richmond Castle No. 4, Knights of the
Golden Eagle, met Tuesday night for the
first time in their new hall at Eighth and
Franklin streets. After the business of the
lodge was over collation. was partaken Of.
Speeches were made by Messrs. l.. y. Price,
l.. y. still, liattOn, and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
MR.RLLEN'S WILL.
He Makes Provisions for Ills sisters
Other Requests.


The will dated April %, 1890, Of
the late John T. Allen, recent
" Of the firm OF Allen n Ginter, was ads
mitted 10 probate Yesterday in the Chan
Gerry Court of Richmond. 1t was presented
| by MIR. john Dunlop, executor. Mrs.
Ann How, q sister OF the deceased. is
named in the will as executriN. Both
qualified, giving bond in the sum OF $780,
| 900 each. The estate is valued at 100000.
| 4 cOdicil has been added to the will, but
made no material change in its pro-
vision.
! MIR. Allen bequealhes to Major Lewis
| Gnter his Imperial Shakespeare and silver
pitcher; TO John Dunlop his purple Morocco
! shaying-case, walking-cane, aud illustrated
Beranger: to Dir. Joseph W. johnson his
dressing-case; to George W. Jatlett his
| illustrated switzerland.
To his two sisters. Miss Virginia ii. Al
| len ana Mrs. Ann How, all the residue Of
his books. household and kitchen furniture,
silver and plated ware, and personal prop
erty in house No. A0S east Cary street.
This house was occupied by Mr.. Allen and
his sisters at the time Of the formers death.
THE RESIDUE.
The entire residue Of the estate is also
given to the two sisters during their life or
The life of one of them, subject, however,
| 10 the payment of the following annuities:
Miss 4. l.. Williamdorf, a cousin now re-
siding in England, el0 annually during
her life, 60 be paid quarterly; Mrs. Lucy {.
Catlett, wife of G.. W. Catlett, $50 Il month;
Miss Mamie q. Catlett, OF Port Royal,
Caroline county, 81 a month, to cease at her
death.
At the death OF the two sisters the estate
goes 10 Mrs. Lucy {. Catlett and her chill
dren, and her survivors, should any exist,
the sum Of two thousand dollars, and also
the two lots OF land with improvements
thereon. Nos. 3l3 and 3lj east Cary street,
respectively.
TO MISS cArLETT.
To Miss Mamie 5. Catlett $500 per an
mum, if she be living at that time. To Mrs.
Caroline Mera and daughter Fannie, and
the survivors OF them, the lot of land and
improvements No. = : cast Cary street, To
John Dunlop and wife, or their survivors, the
sum Of $4,000. To Joseph w. johnson
and George W. Catlett, If alive, 5000. None
OF these legatces have any vested rights In
the above legacies until the death OF both
Of the sisters.
On the death Of the two sisters he gives 10 |
the trustees OF the Woman's Christian AS |
socaton Of Richmond $500; 10 the Re
treat for the Sick, $4,000. Both requests |
are 10 be used for the sole use OF the insti- |
tutions named.
THE RESIDUE.
The entire residue of the estate not here
inbeiore disposed of is given 10 the trustees
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Home, !
subject 70 the payment Of the annuities 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
Iortify Yourself

Against malanal diseases that are so
prevalent at this season by thoroughly
cleansing the bowels and arousing the liver
to its normal action. Take Dr. Dayid's
Vegetable Liver Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

Woman. Her diseases and Their Treat
ment, y pages, illustrated; price, JOc. Sent
upon receipt Of 100, cost of mailing, etc
Address Professor Il. II. Kline, NJ. d., 93l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
READ The SUNDAY TIMES.
AIineraI Wnfarr-

Chase City I.ithia. Wolf Trap Lithia, Bow
den Lithia 0rom Georgia., the celebrated
Plummer BrOmine- Arsenic water (Ashe
county, n. Co., and all other waters, sold in
this market, by Owens ~ Minor Drug Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
Ambulance Call.

The ambulance was called at noon yester-
day to IL south Fourteenth street to a
cOuntryman who was suffering with cholera
mOrbus. The sick man was relieved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

The funeral Of Mrs. VIM. Brewer, who
died at her home on the New Market road,
about four miles from hichmond. Tuesday,
took place yesterday from the Forest Hill
Methodist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
THE NEW COPPER"

Wren Declines tho Policemanship-Mr.
9.,omas Elected.
Al the Chief OF Policies office yesterday
q meeting OF the Board Of Police Commits
sios ers was held 10 elect policeman TO iill
She vaearey created By the removal OF John
r. Enr,ghi. About week ago Mr.. Dennis
~ reo was elected 10 the vacancy, but later
n transpired that Mr.. Wren did not come
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

PORT or WEST POINT. VA, oor. 8.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore, Billups, Baltimore,
general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Bede, Anderson. Liverpool.
with cargo Of cotton and cattle; steamship
baltimore, Billups, for Baltimore, general
cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA, OCT. s.
ARRIVED.
steamship Northgate, Galveston. coaled.
and sailed for Liverpool; steamship Pr0gresso,
Charleston, to coal: steamship Leonora, New
Orleans, to coal; schooner Nelson Newbury,
New York, 10 load coal; schooner w. IL
Roberts. New York, 10 load coal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

FITS. All tits stopped free by DR.. kline's
| Great Nerve RestOrer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
| $500 trial bottle free 10 lit cases. send to
DR.. Kline, 9jl Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

The best tonic to the general or nervous
system ever discovered. \. Il. {. Tonic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

For roses. cut flowers, &C., 20 to j. IL.
Harvey, o east. Broad. Stock unsurpassed
in the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
Erook Road PropertY.

Attention is called 10 the advertisement
OF Edw. II. Bssell n Co. Of seven tracts of
| land on the Brook road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WASHINGTON, ID. c., oct. Store
4 cast for Virginia: Fair weather:
| fAlR Isnehtly warmer. southerly winds.
Wv" FOR North Carolina: Fair weather.
except showers on the coast; eaSterly
winds; slightly warmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
LEAVING A GUARD.

by leaving one division 10 guard the large
part of the artillery aud the depois McClel-
Ian could nave crossed the river with three
others IN the vicinity OF New Bridge, aud fall
len upon the flank OF the Confederates; such
an attack would have made them pay dear
for their first success. lie had already
made every preparation for the moye-
ment when the TWO corps commanders
haying represented 10 him that The condition
OF the valley would not admit the passage OF
their artillery uniess causeways were con-
structed for that purpose, ne consented to de-
fer the movement until the next day. This
was grea, misfortune, for he thus lost an
opportunity unexampied In the whole course
OF the campaign. Nevertheless, while ADAM
doning the idea of crossing the Chiclsahom-
iny NJ New Bridge, he could bring back has
right wing to the rear I'm order 70 cross the
river over the same bridge as Sumner.
This bridge was situated only about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
WAITING FOR FIRING.

Johnston's ignorance was stlll more unac-
cOuntable, inasmuch as.he was the assailant.
ed for the booming ~ cannon on the Will
liamsbu road 10 put smith in motion. But
the storm Of wind end rain which followed
the gale OF the previous day carried the
sound in a different direction, and The Gene
ral-in-t'hief, who had ordered the attack 10
be made in the morning, remaining until 4
O'Clock listening To the expectation of
this signal without sending solitary
aide de camp 10 ascertain what was passing
than four kilometres IN a direct liae from tire
Williamsburg road, and a man on horseback
leaving ola Tavern would have had no more
than ten kilometres to ride without leaving
the main road TO reach LOngstreet in the
midst of Tie soldiers whom he was bringing
without delay. into the thickness Of the
fight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER il. 1890,
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD OF
HIGH TIDE AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
THE RESIDUE.

The entire residue of the estate not here
inbelore disposed of is given 10 the trustees
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Home,
subject TO the payment Of the annuities TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

This numerical !nforiority should not have
existed and II the COnlederates had cause 20
complain that some Of their generals had
compromised the success Of their operations
by not appearing on the field OF battle, or By
arriving too late, the federals had an equal
right 70 say that the inaction Of half their
army had prevented them from turning the
battle Of FAIR Oaks into great victory
summers success was sufficient proof OF this.
AT the time when tbs latter was ordered
Z cross the ChickahOmlny, General McClel-
ian felt how important IL would be TO sup
port him by movement OF his whole right
wing. From his headquarters AZ Games
Mil he could see the smoke which rose
above the treo tops tracing the undulalions Of
the lines Of battle and marking the steady
progress OF the enemy. lie had two army
corps i'm hand; before him the Chick
ahOminy. which, although swOlleo, was still
passable; twO-bridges already in an adj
yanoed stage OF instruction could be COM
pleted in few hours ON the opposite
hill commanding the approaches TO the
river no work had been erected by ihe
enemy; only one or two regiments were
seen moving about with suspicious ostenta-
lions along tn most consplcous polats Of
the plateau.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

A very enthusiastic meeting Of Demo
Gratis was held last night on Chelsea Hill,
lIenrico'cOunty. Nearly two hundred voters
were present, and considerable interest in
the coming election was manifested.
Speeches were made 10y Captain George ID.
Wise, commemorative Attorney ii. NJ.
smith, and Sheriff ID. ;. Gates. The Fair
field band added TO the attractiyeness of the
occasion by the rendition Of excellent
music
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
TAKES BY SURPRISE.

Although taken by surprise, the Federals
had not lost quite 50 much time. The boom
Ing of cannon, which Johnston did .iot hear
had reached McClellans tent The high
wind made IL impossible for the balloon
which had been brought there az great ex-
pense, to reconnOitfe the movements OF the
enemy: IL had met the fate Of all complicated
machines which, although useful at times
should never be relied on IN war. An order,
however, was Immediately sent 10 sumner
to hold himself In readiness 10 march. The
latter, also hearing the booming OF the can
non. WAS not satisfied with simply obey
but, putting his two divisions in mo-
ton without delay, he placed each of
them near the bridges which he had con-
structei. ready TO cross the river at the first
signal. On his side Iieintzelman. learning
the state OF affairs about 2 o'clock, at once
recalled Hooker from White oak swamp,
dispatched kearney 70 the support Of Kew
and notified Mcclellan, who Immediately or
dered sumner 10 cross the ChIckahOminy
and take part In the battle,
ARRIVED AT SEVEN PINES.
AT $3.50 o'clock Kearny, who from the mo-
ment that he heard the sound Of cannon,
knew no Obstacles. arrived ut Seven Pines
with two OF his brgAdes. Berry's and Jami-
sons, and his timely presence retrieved fora
moment the fortunes Of the day. But at the
same time Johnston was also aroused from
his inactivity. He sent az last an aide de
camp TO ascertain the movements OF Long 4.
street. and learning from him that a nerce
battle was raging on his right, he determined
TO bring smith .c0rps INTO line
The fporti0n OF this COrps under
Hood marched directly upon Fair Oaks by
way of Nine Mile ROAD to support I.Ongstreets
attack. The remainder, under the personal
lead OF the General -in-Chles, bore TO the left
and reached the large clearlngs extending
from Fair Oaks 10 the ChlckahOming: By this
movement Johnston hoped 10 strike The
right Hank and rear Of the fedorals, who
were defending Seven Pines.
HOOD Al FAIR OAKS
II was 4 o'clock. Hood arrived at Fair Oaks
with fresh troops and swept everything be-
fore him. He cut the Federal line In two.
Couch, with few regiments. was driven
back north OF the railroad, while the re-
mainder OF his division. already scattered
and mixed up with the debris OF Casey's was
oh .t.ta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09

The Grove Avenue Baptist church, which
was designed by Captain Nj. J. pimmock,
is now completed, and is waiting for the
pews 10 be placed in position, when the
building will be dedicated with imposing
ceremony. The building is OF the Gothic
style. and built OF brick and brownstone.
Venable-s,reet Baptist church is now
being finished and Will soon be ready for
occupation. hedesign Is of the Iiomanesque
style. and the building is of brick and gran
lie.
The work on the Grace-Street Baptist
church is being pushed, aud IN compare
lively short time IL Will be completed, The
walls have been built 10 "a level With the
floor Of the main auditorium.
The prospect in building operations fot
the coming year is most gratifying, and
Captain Dimmock. as well rs the othec
architects, have already received commits
sions for several important buildings 70 be
erected as soon as the plans are completed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-09
FROM THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.

General W. II. +. Lee, the Democratic
candidate for Congress from the Eighth dis
trct. was in the city Yesterday, but left at
noon for his home in Fairfax. He says he
is satisfied that he will be elected by good
majority, but that Hume, his opponent, is
making an active, but quiet canyass. Mr..
Hume, it is said, claims TO be an indie
pendent Democrat, and is asking for the
support Of the Democratic voters.