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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-12-25

With this, the last week Of the closing
year, we give synopsis of its events. The
features most noticeable about it have been
the great real estate sales that have been
made by improvement companies in Staun-
ton, Augusta and the adjoining counties;
the large number of improvement and man
ufacJnrlng companies chartered, and the
tremendous impetus this locality has had
IN the matter of erecting plants for manu-
facture. The Confederate veterans have
steadily joined the column crossing the
river during the year:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-12-25
MI. Gould said:

From an interview with George Alfred Town
send IN the Cincinnati Enquirer of Dec 10Th.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-12-25

fsN1iE best y. 0. and p. r. 1nolasses and Maple
syrup. at NHiTLGCK'S New Store,
Gee 4J-.t Opposite Va. Hotel.
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lives next door to one but who never manifests
any disposition to help in time Of emergency
lie is the man who draws near enough to
distressed person to ascertain his difficulties
and to remedy them if possible. He is the
person who can approach near enough to
wounded man to inspect his condition, to pour
oil and wine into the gapingso sores, to remove him
to place of comfort and safety Nationality
Is not neighboriness A Samaritan was more
OF neighbor to the afflicted traveller, and that
though the traveller was a Jew, than was even
Hebrew priest. Kindliness is neigh borliness,
because 1t may bring persons nearer together
than mere neighbOrhoodness.
5. Suggestions
l. Initiate good example ~ BIZ Initiate
the good even if an enemy set the example.
The lawyer is told to act like the Samaritan.
We can learn from our foes.
2. illustrate truth.
3. Do not refuse to help needy enemy (Y.
"a. Compare Ex., %: 4, 5 Deu., %: la
a. Do not ignore or deprecate works. Christ
attached great value to oil and wine.
D. Do not aid simply by word. Add acts.
D. Let not differences Of opinion, member
ship in opposite sects or denomi nations, IN
eommOnness of nationality. nor even great
governmental or religious animosity prevent
you helping another.
2. The lesson points to missionary work.
8. Seek opportunity to do good even when
travelling
o. Be true neighbors in.th sense in which
Christ defined and illustrated what we are to
understand by neighbor.
The National tribune., 1890-05-22
A Double Entandra.

They have started story ON Chaplain Trone,
of the Missouri Legislature, which he will un-
donbtedly feel called upon TO deny. 1t is to
the effect that during one of his missionary
tours in Northern Arkansas, last Summer, he
was requested to announce, after meeting, that
there would be strawberry festival at the
same place the following night. After making
the announcement, the Chaplain added: "The
festival will begin at eight but ladies who
give milk will please come at seven" There
the house, and broad grin among the boys
near the door. The Chaplain, who had not
noticed his own double entendre, continued in
the most innocent manner to remark:
Ladies' who have no milk can bring their
beaux and sweethearts along and get some"
The congregation dispersed.
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Hattie , Nri3e, Eastou =. Y 81 The daughter Of
s1th y y. scder who served three years and nine
monks: born Ia sara;ogs County ia ls5s Pond OF
muse flowers and books aud two yeafs aud half
q member 81 The q. q. Noald like 70 hear from
G. G. members u The 18th NY
fiorepce 4ate. aged -. IL the tiny daughter
o. q 4bib III veteran q Fi0rR. III. Though only
= inches liRI size y - barry bee; reads writes
aDd does AZ SORTS Of fancy work hich she sells u,
assist b. tie support Of her invalid father who has
NOD been nt4e 20 do days work for two years
Annie biaiT. writing from Flora recommends the
little lady a8d hcr work 30 Ghe warm Isred read.
ers o. IHL = kTIOsAL aIEUEE. and gives as refer
ence Key .. ". Shepherd, Psstor Of the NJ r.
S1ufcn- 81 anyone living there. send for terms
Tor p-iDling Lacey aprons. ides pilow-sIiaIas
scAfss &c and help dear litile industrious girl
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BRAIN-RACKERS-

ITO Contributions: In sending answers name
No. OF me NATIONAL TRIBUNE ia which the puzzle
within "a week afler receiving this TRIBuRE DO not
make numerical eutgmas Of your own names
AHA~erh must accompany all puzzles forwarded.
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE MAYI.
Ten State Capitais-Bosto jackson. Lutte
Rock, Frankfort, Topeka, Columbus, Springfield
Madison, Augusta Raleigh.
Double Letter ienigma-Eya Crate.
What they had Ia tho Arn1y-ItheumAtiam
numerical bHigmR-Dcbonary.
AN EPIC HEROINE.
First is 70 vanquish TO do right well
Those things one strives To do;
Second Is product Of the plant that is grown % sIl
la Asia and The land OF the Red While aud Blue
Whole Is the name of her who inspired Dante 10
rhyme
One OF the grandest epic poems since Homer
IN. Il. Ray. West Coxsacke. n. Y.
IN ROYAL PURPLE.
] wear the proud purple
OF kings In my ramenL
Embroidered with gold from the sunatine lair;
While my azure hue
catch from the blue
OF skies that bend Ger me in loneliness rare
boast not the fair
Spotless shield Of the lily.
Nor yet OF the fragrance the bright rose p,,ay,.,
B1t you love the grace
OF my dainty face
Though the little forgel-Fne-nol,s oueon NJ Won,
hearts. $500
Nina Bailou.
INTERESTING TO THE G. c.
Composed Of 10 letters
], z, o. z, IL. To use oaLhs,
Q, IL ~, 4, 5, 6. z, 10 be ia enrnest
3 z, 8, ~ TO restore 10 health.
IL. q IA dog.
q. 8. 10. II. q grain
The whole Is Interesting 10 many of the g. O.
Faith Ai. Hnincs, East st. Louis Ill
G. C. PUzzLER.
My whole Is composed Of II letter.
.. 10, 4. 3. river.
z ., b, ~. IA tool.
il, 3. b. q, IA mineral.
], z, 10. AN adversary.
Fannie Ross. Bolivia, Ill.
c. c. DEPARTMENT..
am composed Of II letters
6.s. o. ii, To be quiet.
IL, IL, 2 IL, weight
IL, 3. 10. TO desire.
AZ, b, 10 discharge.
Whole IL q. g. department
-Etta M Crawford. Valley Junction, Wis
RHYMihG ENIGMA.
In north not Ia south;
la nose, not la month;
In LOST, not ia found
Ia square. not In round;
Ia honest, not In true;
In blowing, not la blewt
IN answer, not in tell;
In Chimes mol la bell;
In wish, not In request:
la allow, not In boquost;
la earnest, not Ia knd;
In seeing, not in blind
Bring the name of 81 General to mind
John A. Lyle. Downs, Kan.
WHAT THE c. C. BOYS SHOULD NOT DO.
My whole is composed OF 10 letters. and ia what
q. q. boys should not do. "
8, 10, 4 IL bed.
G., 2. 3 IL the bottom.
4, 8, Is what corn IL on.
7,6, i, 2, Is bad treatment
-Abble 8 Lane Sherman Mills. Me.
The purifying effects Of Ayers SarsapariIla
are sure and speedy Take "A thia ,oon+h
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Conversation Club.

Bflfs effhe c,b.-I. Write briefly. 2 Write only
az one SIDE II dc paper. 3 Write 10 lie I,,i.,t
Write on cIe subject. s. Write your Isesf q
Send ftsg 90 all puzzles for use II Editor Taaj
week tie ii4sea II those @Iiting tie best letters
style con position spelling leginIalisliig and sser
elBl merit coHsidcIcd-Miu be- named M ne i,,ad
al tliis column on the Honor Roll First bs,,,ar
will include AL 81 these requirements f,econd
honor Viii iIiude deficiency ln come Que I,ojnt
10 OiheIs -! he aat8ed.
HONOR ROLL-BEsT LETTERS.
First Honor-Charles 7. Straight PawtucI1et n
Second IigHoF-Aulus l.. Seaman.
sEARcHEEs AsD s0LyERs.
lSeia ~ Ford, 5 sarah A. Robinson. =; Carrie T.
Nixon 5' AYria -. Wits. -; Ella Colby 3; Prank
ioles, u Iaeil- Snyder. 5; }. W. McIlwain 4: s.
hst3h.ea AAaiiise'i, II; john Anderson 4; Edith
d. halties. y; Gladys a. Lewis y; 81 g. BAKER
~ Amy ~ Barker. l5 Maggie Funk 10: Ada B
Eis'kteil, I5i JeaDie l. Zinf q Esuaer n 1,osLier
~ y. y Grant. l5i I-ra A. Gtaie. 8; n. Newton
Ieri7li. 81 ID l. scssi0sfs, 3; - Ifta Kern 2. -
May De Costa, ]; Rose ~. Henderso,' az
Nellie faiEebiid, IL; Lila S. Ayers 10: Isdna Al
Poor, 81 Liza Pierce. /; Bessie Rouse Is. Fsnnie
Ross l9i Minnie Bybee. 2; w q. Whey h.
LILLIAN q. sykes, o. Anna McIIwain, S: Auuie
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.Mhen Pain Ceases to DO ToIerasIs. Il destrors =,

But why wait until IL becomes intolerabIe? Read
what Compound Oxygen has accomplished in the
most severe and obstinate cases. Lose no time
but send for our brochure of zoo pages "a Treat
ON Compound Oxygen, with numerous testimo-
malls Here is a specimen:
DRs STARKEY & PALEN ~ began taking your
Compound Oxygen Treatment on the 2Oth OF last
June for that most insidiOus and battling of all
diseases neuralgia. My two months Treatment
lasted me nearly four months. Everyone thinks
my cure is wonderful, Ia so short time after such
long and terrible suffering" Mrs. A. j. SaIEk
Fort Bidwell, Modoo Co. Cal, Oct. 8, 1883.
Brochure sent free. Address DRs. SrARKEY &
PALEN, 1929 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa, or 40
Suffer St., San Francisco. Cal.
The National tribune., 1890-05-22

Htsn wafer.
tSrafh, Gray Dc Co. Mont.lv.l
Uncle umbleton-'Ihen Won think FIorJda
is great Slater But tell me- Tom, how is the
WateTf
Tom Tnmbleton-The fact Is, Uncle didn't
touch any.
Uncle Tumbleton (snspiciously) bad as
thati
Tom Tumbleton-Too expensive, Uncle.
Don't you know that Florida water 10 SO cents
u bOttlef
The National tribune., 1890-05-22
An important Item Overloaded.

Corker-My fortunes made, old boy. I've
discovered u sure cure for rheumatism in tea
leaves!
Wentman tdubiously)-I see. But how are
you going tell when they've got the rheuma-
tsm?
Corker-They? Who2
Wentman-Why. the tea.leaYesl
The National tribune., 1890-05-22
MEMORIAL DAY.

when BABY vas sick, We gave her CastOria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung To CastoriA.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoEIa
The National tribune., 1890-05-22

If Joseph Klein, Co. NJ, 18th N.Y.H. A..
once of Jacksonville. N. Y, left widow or
minor children surviving. they will learn some.
thing TO their advantage by corresponding i'm
mediately with GEORGE L. LEMON, Washing
ton, ID. @. 3t
The National tribune., 1890-05-22

:
Miss Ann Gular Gin the hosiery Department.
i wish to see some embroidered hose, please.
Salesman-Yes'm. These are the finest made,
Miss Ann Gular-HOw much are they?
Salesmau-Five dollars pair.
Miss Ann Gular-H'm. They come pretty
high, don't they.
Salesman-Well, yes, ma'am, they do; but
you must remember you are tall woman.
The National tribune., 1890-05-22
To Nervous. pebllltnied Men.

II you will send us your address we will send
you DIR. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt and An
plianees on a trial. They will quickly restore
you 10 vigor, manhood and health. PamDhlet
free. VoLTAIc BELT Co.. Marshall, Mich.
The National tribune., 1890-05-22
The Happy Household.
eoOsEBERRY PUDDING.

DI-GB q q. SIsTEEs: Here is q recipe for a mud.
cing which think - just splendid, aud hope YOU
VIII al GTy - Proceed folIowH: FiIl battered
puaolnE-uls tw0-lhifds faIl ~ buttered slices OF
bread. wit4 q layer 81 gO0sebeFries betsyeen Beat
together iOuT egSE and one cup Of sugar add one
HE5o o1eliaiI InDis of sweet milk and little nut
meg. Pour iAls mixture over the bread aud bake
n quick Oycn ~ Iaiinutes-AIice A King De
$40 III 80 -
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J. II. Stevens, Of Osakis. MIMI was born near
Mansion, WIS, Feb. %. 1864 Son Of John A.
Stevens Co. ID, STU Wis and 10Th Wis. Battery. He
Is \ farmer, ioUd of good boo and music, and de-
voted To TIE NATIONAL TRIBu aud the c c.
Florence Eaiision, Of Sciola. H., is a friend of
Lizzie and lila rs ebb and the daughter Of veteran.
Medium hight. dark hair and gray eyes She has
been spending some time az ihe beautiful Chicago
suburb, Evanston, at 5S3 Asl'uTy avenue.
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Address Wanted.

If you have not taken your spring medicine vet,
get Hoods Sarsaparilla at once. 1t is the best.
The National tribune., 1890-05-22
RASPBERRY pRoPs.

HkPPT EoUsEIIoLD: ! send YOU a rec5pe Tor
making candy, which think is very nice Please
Try aud F7ISgrs Boil tree cups Of loaf sugar will
b lttie water until ready 10 candy then add three
cups u raspberry juice or lie strip Of treseryed
FHspbcfTles- MiG and stir aHd boil well together
and drop ia small spDoaiuls bBitered plates and
eel De- warm place 10 dry. Strawberry drops
made lh tie same way are deiicious-Adah H.
Blcl-Eicll. UannaEa FafIs -
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LOYAL home WORKERS

C. C. Motto: Pro patria-
c. c. Flower: Forget-me-not.
Objects C. C.: Progress, patriotism.
Price silver badge; One dollar.
All regular readers OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
may be enrolled as Loyal Home Workers free and
so become members of the Conversation Club and
contributors TO the several departments.
Contributors will please add 20 the address on
their envelopes: Loyal Homeworkers" or &C"
60 facilitate The handling OF mail.
References required Of new members desiring
correspondence.
The National tribune., 1890-05-22
Ella OLBAKER.
HAnRY VI. nrAnER.


Harry w Beanscr. Phiipsburg, Pa. is the son Of
q 9Th Pa veteran arc cFayoH artist well q
lover Of books ami music Harry Is IS years old.
I'VE feet four, fair complexion aud blue eyes. lie
hopes The diner C c. members viii exchange pho
toEraFihs wills him.
Ella Cecilia Oldaler - the daughter Of a West
Virginia volunteer: n brunei; born April c. 1872.
She hns been for four wears deeply interested IN
IHE NATIONAL TEIBuNE and c. c. doings. Home,
eAronEi.le Ne5.
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High Water.

The purifying effects Of Ayers sarsapariiia
are sure and speedy. Take IL this month.
The National tribune., 1890-05-22
CARAMEL CAKE

lhs whites q three eggs. two cups Of sugar one
eI u s@7ft MIX to barge tacsEOOnfuis Of but
Ter trse cups q hour Two feSsT0Oufus Of baking
powder Make "a ctralIei as follows: Butter size
- ar H. tFo cups u brown sugar milk enough
70 Slshft1 ~ boil uniii thick sad pour upon the
cake and beiween b while warn. Try u-GellIe
Aeriey. Bicksviiie ..
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BOIL IT DOWN.

II you would unto an editor do
As yon would that editor do unto you,
Write plain aud short, ia short write plain,
And both you and the editor viii surely gain.
Try not ye editors Roodiy eyes.
Your pen Is ccasrless, DER Ihc sheet IL dies;
stopl It's time 10 boil il down,
Icsi We editors smiles turn into n frown.
Friendship md loyalty should always prevail,
Nhaie'cr you write of good tho bad curtail;
Sweet be thy thought aud light be thy heart.
Then In the worlds drama you'll hive played
good part.
Write good. write brief. write TO the point.
Write freely the thoughts you would crown;
Never write long; i'm be all wrong,
And ye editor will cry " Boil II down"
Amos l. Seaman.
The National tribune., 1890-05-22
Potato CALIFORNIAN STYLE.

HhPFH HOtrEBoTyD: Take shout ,rse-tlalf need.
81 ordinary -siz5d Irish potatoes wash tletn clean
Dr. Gear coo water and put them IN pot contain
ibB enough D1lling waller 10 thoroughly cover
them. Boil briskiy until s1fl ard meaiy which
VIII take from - 10 - minutes Drain on ali lie
NhlSf afio pour the potatoes into a large sla low
pan. Now put gOur skillet on the fire with a
moderately sized piece 81 la bacon and while ii IL
Jrghg peel soiiF potatoes fast az possible: tse a
IgrE !" boia Them, 10 prevent burning Gngers
-ilce EACH one 80 you peel IL and drop tlse slice.
into ulilE- crock o. other cstFtheuware dish
When you have them all sliced add 10 them a little
sal ata ipiefitfd 4 large onion cnt up into small
t1tsfh aCW sc VIII presume tlie grease IL pretty
wei ODi 81 ie piece 81 bacon ia ghe ciet 50 YOU
remove q aiid ponr from four five taiIespoSufuls
o. strong vinegar into the sizzling fat and imfned
ately pour ever Use potatoes in y1gF crock. tale
- spoon aa ssif All thoroughly together; pour into
the pan again igf few nlInttes then take s,ul and
serve 1ooo.-olsA sirasbourg, GreeHup. KY.
The National tribune., 1890-05-22

Williams IS; Annie Duryea s. George II. Clark,
b Josie A. Bruno, 4, Charles 4. Straight. 10; T. b.
lIilliArd, 2; Clara Rocky, TO- Nelia d. Hampton,
Il. T. Barr, ?; Frank Toes, 3; Flora Dietrich, l.;
Alice Phillips, /; John NJ Murphy, a. A. l.. Green,
~ D. w. krkendel, q Lou NJ, Starring, ..
OUR ROLL cALL-NEw MEMBERS.
The letters VS.. mean veterans son, vd veter-
an 5 daughter aud Wv. veterans widow members
o. associations viii be marked S.N. and DN.i
II. Il. Baker, s v. Roulette, Pa; Gladys A.
Lewis and sister, Naomi, Mich; hlge Williams "
d., Body. H.: Katie e. Golden, Scoleyville, N 81
Stella h. Nixon and Agnes T. Browning, WRterford,
O.; y. Alice Armstrong. Roxbury. O.. Charles a.
Hughes, Malinta, o.; T. o. Graham, VS., - W.
Stout, VS.. S9th Ohio, Ainswortb, Neb.; minnie
Bybee, v.d., Vintou. Iowa; G. Fannie Evans, Man
chester, n. H., V. d. Sd n. H.; George H. and W. H.
barrett, VS., NeEunda, Nebs Geo. II. Clark VS.
s6ih ILL., Mornence, Hi; Bell Iobdell, va so u. D
Cav, Pardeeville, Wis; Emily Il. Helper, vd, far-
deeyille, Wis., Jessie NJ. Brown and Flora lt. Evers
independence, Iowa; A. q. Spencer, Hartford, VI
William Creviston, VS., Cmaron, Kan; May WORT
man, v.d., Hamdcn Junction, o.; Minnie CochIane
aud Mary Olinger, Pleasant Hope, Mo-: Edward W.
1 1nII, Vs. steep rails Me- Anna u M Mills
Ia; o. c. HArtweiI. teacher Mt. Victory, o.; EM'
Gooulin, VS.. 3ad Ohio Moure's Salt Works, u;
T. o. Graham, VS.. LIST and 9Th Pa, Pitts6urg' IA
Josephine Pcnnock, v.d.. Tie Siding, wyoming
Mary Edith Matthew'S v.d. 18th Iowa, Newton,
Iowa; Oliver HolsiugeT, Maryland, Ill., Eugene
Gates, Daniel Talbot Camp, :. of v, Marengo iowa
Bennie w. lieberling, ID Iowa Cav, Hiil Clly,
Kan; Mary J. Stevens, NaticlS, Mass, introduced
10y Emma 3 Perkins; Eta b and james r. y co
man. Surrey. Ind; Fred Dare, VS.. l6oth n. i:
I'D Duryea ZouRvcs), Selden, l.. J.; Nora Howard
and Lucy Carmichael, DE Soto, ILL.,; J. ). Hunter,
vs., Wakefield, Mass; Annie Cartwright, v.d. I'd
Mipn., Claremont, Mimi; huce L. Burgan, Alex
andria, Mimi; = L. Williams VS.. 56h ILL.,. kedron
ILL.,; Sadie Frederick, vd. 18th H., corner Winter
street and MaItesou avenue. Chicago, ILL.,; Annie
d. Weston, Box 5l2, SSowhegap, Me. Total, lOS6Z'
Editors Chat.
b. w. kirkendall writes that quill pens are still
I'm 10 Hi1trf Jap
Edith Coleman and others: Send 81 TO THE Ma
TIoNAL TRIBUNE. Washington, ID. C., for G. O.
badge.
More unsigned answers than usual this week.
Have the G. c. got the Spring fever?
The C. C. Picture Gallery Is for regular contrib
utors. Much Rs all would like 10 all the vetcr-
ans Of the war their wives and mothers, yet prefer
ence must be given indicated.
c. C. members ali will note the request of the
Chairman Of the Reunion Council Let ali do their
part TO secure grand success, to be reported in
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
The National tribune., 1890-05-22
NATIONAL c. G. REUNION.

FRIENDS OF THE c. c.: In answer TO the many in
quiries regarding The &. G. Reunion funds. would
say that there is "A Finance Committee appointed
Tor every State. The members living in each arc
IN their own Stale, hich they In turn will forward
TO me. rs am Treasurer of Finance. We OF the
old Bay state ready 10 work and work hard,
setts wholly.
The chain cards will be discontinued. as
Cripple Harry has plenty OF type. He is very
grateful TO his brothers and sisters ia Lhe C. c. for
their gin. which may be termed birthday gift, il
being his birthday at the lime OF receiving it,
Annie l. Williams, Chairman G. Q. Reunion Coun-
Gil
The National tribune., 1890-05-22

RksE Isl sFneryOus s.l. srcrs nom youthful fol.
40 - - "A ~, loss OF IA tnkood. weakness Of
% IN ID Moody. mind. Sc. I win mail you 4
copy or the -Nagtc Mirror" FREE. confirms the
mode Of n simple ami certain means Of cure.
Address DR.. T. = CLARKE. East Haddam. Conn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
The Mozart Musicale.

At the regular Mozart musicale Monday
evening, the Hid Park Concert Company
will appear. The artists composing this
company are Herr. Carl Hid. violinist;
Miss Ella Jocelyn, contralto; Mr.. Frede.
ric Gillette, baritone; Mrs. Carl Hid, ac-
companist; Miss Annie Park, cornetist.
Ali are we'll known, and the following pro
gramme Will be very interesting:
PARr LII. Duet, $50 Pretty Rose"
xiaies), Miss Jocelyn and MIR. Gillette. 2. Cor
net-"Facilita." air and variations, Hart
mani. Miss Annie Park. 3. contralto-''rhe
Glover Blossoms" C. X. Rogers). Miss ELLA
Jocelyn. 4. vlolin-"Ballade ana Polo
nalse," (vieuxtempsl, Herr Carl HID. 8.
Baritone-"No, Never" (Mattei), Mr.. Frede-
fic Gillette. o. Duet-Voice and Cornet-
-Miserere." from IL 1rovatore. Verdi. Miss
Jocelyn, Miss Annie Park.
PART Ill. Violin, CARNATIONS III Bravu-
ra," on one string only, PaganIni), Herr
Carl Hid 2. Contradictory "The First
Meeting (Grieg), 90 my love is like the
Red, Red Rose" Of. Brandeis), Miss Ella Joce-
lyn. 8 Cornst-"Infammatus. from Stabat
Mater, (Hiossini), Miss Annie Park. 4. Bari
tone-seleeted. Mr.. Frederic Gillette. 3.
a spanish Dance, (Sar-
asa,e). Herr earle aid. o. Ensemble-"Estu-
diantipe," F. LtcDmb). especially arranged
for The Hid Park Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
The Third Quarter Ia. Come.

All merchants, except liquor dealers, by
new law passed by the last General As
sembly, are required TO pay their taxes
every quarter, except those who pay less
than hfty dollars. The latter, ike the
liquor dealers, are required 10 pay once a
year. City Treasurer Chiidrey stated yes
have appeared with their shekels for the
third quarter, which began November LIST.
lie further said that persons were paying
their State taxes very freely, showing that
money was more easy than II has been for
4 month past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
MILLER a RHOADs-
MILLER RHOADs.
TLAZsA d Rkoaaa.
d-Season Special
a
Desperate Drive
IN
Desirable Dress Goods !!
Large Things at Small Prices ! !

Too many goods Big buying aud big
selling A glut Success encouraged
extravaganza Bought more than we
ought to ; more than we can sell at a
profit. But they must be sold, and TO
sell them is this weeks work. Every
body knows who knows us that when
we make special tbs special. 100
early, if it could be helped, to begin 10
cut; but what must be done had better
be done early. No tariff or bugaooo
nonsense introduced as an excuse.
We re stuck-that's about the size OF it,
and all because we bit off more than we
can chew. Selling under pressure so
soon isn't pleasant: but then we ii meet
people we never met before; make new
acquaintances; build up a trade, and
grow popular. That pleases us
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
Given $500

Mr.. John L. Massey, State Superintendent
of Public Instruction, who has Just returned
from his bridal trip, was yesterday pre-
scented with $500 in gold by the officers and
teachers Of the public schools as a
testimonial of their regard and es-
TEEN. Among those present were
Governor u. W. Mckinney, Attorney en-
eral X. Taylor Scott, Rev. DR.. George
Cooper, Rev. DIR. J. William Jones; Profess
sor Hogg, of Texas; X. c. hurry, Of the
Norfolk Landmark and superintendent of
schools for Norfolk county; Superintendent
w. f. Fox, Of this city; Mr.. j. A. McGil-
vary, and all Of the principals of the city
and many of the teachers, also the superin-
tendents of several Of the counties in the
State. Mr.. hurry made the presentation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
Irl.h National League.

The William O'Brien branch OF the Irish
National League Of America will meet at
the Cathedral Hall this evening at 4
o'clock. Arrangements for the reception of
the Irish members OF Parliament In Rich
mond will be completed. All are invited 10
attend, whether members of the League or
not. IL is very desirable that large num-
Der should be in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
The Hust,ns. cour,.

The Hastings Court was In session but q
short time yesterday, and disposed OF seve.
raj civil cases. Two important cases will
come up at this term OF the court. The
case OF Thomas Williams, charged with
numbering John Oakley (colored) on the
Free bridge, will come up for trial Noyem-
Dor 18th. The case Of Louis schonberger,
charged with seduction, viii DO heard on
the 10Th. Several unimportant cases win
be heard Monday.