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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-26
WILLIAM C. DARLINGTON.
DEATH OF POPULAR Ex-MAYOR
OF RICHMOND.

lie Passes Away After an Illness OF sew
eraI weeks in wiIIiamsburg-sketeh OF
His Career The Body to he Brought to
This City.
Colonel William &. Darlington, who few
wears ago was one Of the most prominent
figures in Richmond lite, died last night nj
O'Clock in the Eastern Lunatic Asylum NJ
Williamsburg. where he has been since
October. 1889. Death came after a serious
illness of several weeks, the last few days
of which he was unconscious. HIS DIGEST
son, Mr.. Irving Darlington, was al MS
fathers bedside during the closing hours'
His wife and her daughter, Grace, were at
their residence, POI Reservoir street, TINS
city. Mrs. Darlington is very Ill.
OFFICIAL LIFE.
The Colonel was born in Nelson county
about fifty-fiye wears ago, and for years
was a successful lawyer in Richmond, ana
for a long time the president Ofthe late RED
mont and Arlington Life Insurance COM
many. the offices OF which were IN the liane-
winckel building. Later he got into pOlltlcs,
was sent 10 the Board Of Aldermen. ana al
forwards ran for the state Senate IN the
campaign which ended in Dr. McRae's
election.
For twelve years he served the city as
MayOr. succeeding Hon. Anthony NJ:
Kelley TO the office. He had strOug hold
on the affections of the people, and was re-
turned To the Office Tor five terms with Dig
majOrities. n
lie was a member Of the Masons, Red
Men. Druids. Pythians, and numerous
other orders. i'm each Of which ne heid
positions of prominence, and when there
was 10 be a celebration of any formal sort
he was usually selected as the master OF
ceremonies.
POPULAR AND GOOD-DEARTED.
Personally the man was generally loved,
and his popularity and good-heartedness'
aside from his cOurtly and kindly manners,
won him hundreds of friends. whose sympa-
thy will be enlisted for his bereayed ones.
lie lived in Richmond I'm the full ENJOY
ment of public esteem and good health
until. when few years ago, he had some
slight mental trouble, he was sent TO the
Marion Asylum for treatment. lie crew
better slowly, and finally recovered sum,
ciently 10 come home. Then he conceived
The idea of becoming a candidate Tor the
mayoraltv. but soon become i'll again, and
was taken to Williamsburg, where he re-
NAMED until his death.
VERY EVACUATED.
During his late illness Colonel earring
ton became very emaciated, but before llh-
consciousness overlook him ne spoke often
of the Kindness he received from the asylum
officials and people Of Williamsburg gen
orally. He received every attention posi-
BILE. and was great fayOrite.
The Colonel leaves a widow and several
children: Irving Reid, who is physician
in Amherst county; William, VINO Is III 'oi-
orado. Lille. the wife of Mr.. j. 4. llooi-
naele. and Grace. The children who are
away have been telegraphed for.
THE BURIAL.
The remains will be brought to the city
,o.morrow morning at If o'clock. and the
Interment will take place in Hollywood
Cemetery from the depot. The definite ar
rangements about the last sad rites nave
not yet been made.
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Brief kilograms.

4 curious state Of affairs exists in Paco
county. Colorado The towns OF Boston ana
Springfield each claim 10 be the count y-seati
and the citizens Of springfield bought The
conrt-house in Boston and attempted 10 re-
move II To their town The Bostonians head
Of II pursued the springfield people, overlook
them when 1--WE miles distant, and bartle
ensued i'm which two men were killed and
several wounded. The building was lnen
burned by the victorious BOstonlans.
The Mississippi Constitutional Convention
has SET "Wednesday for the discussion OF the
renorts of the Committee on Education. One
renort forms serarate school districts, ana The
other recommends that the districts RENAL II
as they are.
The twentieth annual congress OF the Ma
tioral Prison Association opened in Cincin-
natl YESTERDAY The session VIII continue
until october LIST.
The charges against Buffalo BIZ OF III treat
n emf of mis- Indians are To be investigated Dy
the Indian Department.
The Memphis grand jury have found an in
dictmeut against W. IL. Persons for mufder
in the first degree.
4 hundred or more German citizens OF In
dianapolis have formed aGerman-AmeIican
prohibition club.
An application has been made for writ o'
babeas corpus In behalf Of Michael SchWab,
the anarchist.
John New, OF Philadelphia, comm tied SUI
cide ovsr the dead body Of his wife while
crazed with grief.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning-Do'
ing This and That.

Mr.. Gerge Montgomery West, of this city,
will marry Miss Susie Grymes BraXton, OF
Hanover, at Emmanuel church in Hanover
county on the evening Of October eth.
VIC. Williams. OF No. 1910 Floyd avenue.
son Of the late Rev. W. 6. Williams has
left for Houston, Texas, where he goes to
accept call of the y. NJ. c. a. as director
OF physical culture.
Major Peyton Randolph, general man,
aver. and Captain Green, assistant general
manager Of the Richmond and Danyllle
system, are in the city.
Goyernor-elect Thomas G.. Jones and wife,
Of Alabama, is at the Exchange Hotel. lie
will remain for day or two. lie takes hls
seat in November.
Rev. J. b. Funston, pastor Of Christ
church. has resigned to accept the appoint
ment for eyangelistic work in southwest
Virginia.
DIR. Galeski has returned from Fredericks-
burg.
Mr. w. L. Royal has returned to the
city.
Mr.. Preston Belyin is on visit North.
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some idea Of the number Of animals
that die in Richmond during the year, the
report of the Board Of Health states that
FAST year $50 were moved from the city.
This number does not include the thirty
mules burned in Mr.. 5. II. Hawcs' fire last
year.
THREE COUNCIL MEETINGS.
Tonight at o'clock the Common Council
will meet to consider the ordinance relating
10 the election precincts in Clay Ward and
an ordinance designating the voting places
in the different election precincts throughout
the city.
At 1880 O'Clock the Board Of Aldermen
will meet to concur in such action as has
been previously taken by the Council.
Ats o'clock joint session will be held to
make a numerical designation OF the
justices of peace Of the city, and to desig-
nate the Justice WIN shall hold the sessions
Of the Police Court during the absence OF
Justice Crutchfield.
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READ THE SUNDAY TINES.
Ano,ber victory for the Equitable.


As reported from It. petersburg, .ne MI III
ditions of the Equitable Life, OF New ! Orh;
In its sami-tontine plan and unrestricted
tontine plan-the latter by what Is called
snecial policies-haNe now been accepted
by the Russian Minister, and the company
has received authority 10 commence business
in Russia. That the Russian Ministry wa
a wear considering the insurance conditions
of the Equitable, and then accepted tlie
toutine-diyidend system (notwithstahdlns
that committee Of life insurance men, aIc
pointed by the Russian Ministry, ave, ~,
course, an unfayorable decision u .llS -
nroof ON the one band. of the thoroughness
with which the business was Investigated.
and ON the other hand, Of the advantages Of
the conditions and system of the Equitable,
so much opposed everywhere by us COM
petitors.- Oestcrreichisch Revue ' Tenn a,
August Isl
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The Hastings Court.

The morning session OF tie Hastings
Court yesterday was occupied IN trying the
case of Winston Lewis, alias skipp, charged
bv two indictments with hOusebreaking
and larceny. lie was tried and acquitted.
At 1880 O'Clock the case Of James Patler-
son (colored), charged with feloniously as
saulting and wounding W. NJ. I. Forester
(cOlored) with stick, was called. Inc
accused was represented 10y Hon. George
ID. Wise, W. W. Cosby, Jr., and Alexander
Childs.
A large number of witnesses were eX-
amined in the trial, among them Justice j..
j. Crutchfield. The arguments by both the
defense and prosecution were good, and at
half-past the jury retired. They returned
about 5 o'clock, and rendered verdict OF
guilty, fixing the penalty at six months IN
ail and fine of $500.
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makes fat. | want growth. The same
food that will make milk will make
growth IL young animals.
.'In order TO build up our lost farms we
must have more intelligence In farming.
You must study the subject so that you
can compete with the farmers OF the woiio.
skill and Judgment are the things that
count and not brute force. study the agri-
cultural papers Of the day. They Will
help You. ! want every farmer here 70 go
home and subscribe 20 several agricultural
journals"
At the conclusion Of the speech MAJOR
Page arose and thanked Colonel Curtis IN
the name of the farmers present, and said
that he wished that every farmer in the
state could have heard II.
HAPPY TIME.
The choir then sang "llappy Time from
the Alliance song-book, and the meeting
adjourned until afternoon.
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Transfers of Property.

Richmond CftV-Lewis II. Blount and
John W. Quay and their wives to Jesse \.
Page. 10 feet on north side Spring street, be-
tween Pine and Belyidere. l,l0.
Lucy T. Tyler and ii. ". TO VIM. 1. Dy-
son. &c feet on south side Clay street near
Kinney, 81, 40.
Gabriel Wortham's trustee and others to
Richard Gentry. Is feet on Linden street be-
tween Main and Cary. 500.
Henrico CouHfy.-W. J.. slater to lisa
bella G. Fitzpatrick, y BIZ feet on south
side Floyd street near Meadow, l,l&.dI.
$. L. Waddill, clerk to James West, IL
i5.lO0 acres. part of Locust Hill on Il. road
i'm name of Rush Burgess, for taxes, $500
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The Governor and Party.

Governor i. W. Mckinney and party lett
Judge Garnett's, on the East river, at 1880
Wednesday morning, ran down the river,
passing New Point Light aud Wolf Trap
Light, into Tangier and P0comoke Sounds
returning about $3.50 L. NJ, ran for Old
Point. where they safely arrived at 1890
last night. Stayed all night at the Hygeia,
leaving there yesterday about 10 10. they
ran up James river as far as the mouth of
Warwick river. Returning, the party stop
ned and inspected the dry docks at New
port News, then came down TO the Chesa-
peake and Ohio wharves. where they took
the $50 Z. NJ. train for Richmond. arriving
here about 1:ij last night.
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4 drill on foot and election of officers was
held last night 10y the stuart Horse Guards
at their Armory. Second Lieutenant T.. }:
Euker was elected first lieutenant. and
first Sergeant George Wayne Anderson
was elected second lieutenant.
Ii was also decided 10 nave picnic at
Youns's pond next Tuesday, and commit
tees were appointed To make necessary ar
rangemcnis. GOV. Mckinney, Adjutaat-
General Mcdonald, and the staii officers OF
the city will he invited, and pleasant time
is anticipated.
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THE OLD NORTH STATE.
Effective speech from Senator Nance-fo-
Iitical and General.


RALEIGH, y. c., sept. 2j-lspeclal' r.
The second day of the Young Mems Demo-
cratic state Convention to-day was more
LARGELY attended than the first. The feature
of the dav was an address by senator ance
at Brook side Park. at II O'Clock, where an
immense crowd assembled 10 hear MN. lie
smoke for nearly three hours, and reviewed
nj length recent legislation in congress-
and referred 10 the tariff and financial ques-
tions. lie concluded with remarks with re-
Gard to himself. i'm which he stated that ne
had been in public life for thirty-siX years
and that his record was before the people
of the state whom he had served. ne
had made no COncealments, ana IL nau
never been charged that he had been lalse
to his trust. The first criticism ever maue
of his course was that Of recent date, by a
Farmers Alliance, on his policy on the
ub-Treasurv bill. He said he had
been conscientious in his acton
in that. and that he believed the farmers
were now beginning to realize VINO tleir
real enemies were, and to stop attacking
their friends. senator Nance's speech was
received with unbounded enthusiasm, ana
he was rendered a regular ovation.
sELF-ANNOUNCED CANDIDATE.
Mr.T. NJ. Argo. now solicitor Of this dis
trict. came out in card to-day announcing
himself as a candidate for re election on the
Republican ticket. Republicans, as usual,
will adopt the policy in this district OF not
nominating candidate for solicitor, but
they will all vote for Argo.
NORTH STATE ITEMS.
The fall term of the North Carolina SUI
irene Court begins here Monday.
a., .fi af iOl
license to practice law will take place to-
morrow and next day, apda large number
of candidates arrived to-day.
Hon. {. VI. Busbee, OF this city, who was
elected grand sire Of the Grand Lodge OF
odd. Fellows at Topeka, Kan, arrived to-
dav. and was met at the depot by seventy
five Odd-Fellows Of this city, headed by
a brass band \ handsome reception was
rendered him.
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HARRIS Died, Wednesday. september
2tth instant at the residence of her husband.
lanes f. Harris Mrs. CLARA \. iAfhl~'
in the forty-secOnd year If her age.
MANN. Died. FREDERICK, infant son OF
Thomas ID. and Grace Mann; aged one year.
one month and twelve days.
POWEt L.-Died, at his fathers residence.
No. $40 north Seventh street. wednesday ,
Youngest son OF Taylor II ana Columbia \.
Powell
CARRINGTON.-Die sept 2jth 1890, az
: o'clock, =. NJ. ColOLcl WILLIAM e. CAR
RINGTON in the fifty-siNth year of his age.
Funeral will take place from thdC hesapeake
and ohio depot saturday morning at IL
O'Clock Burial at Hollywood.
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a MEXICAN CONSPIRACY.
Plot to Assassinate President Diaz During
The Recent FestIYities.

the Recent EestfNitles.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2G.-A san Antonio,
Texas dispatch to the Times-Democrat says
prominent railway official just arrived
from Mexico relates a story OF an attempt
ON the life of President Diaz.
During the recent festivities the Iresl-
dent slipped out on the piazza OF his
residence with his personal stan 10
witness the display Of fireworks ana
listen 10 the music. Ii was at an earl!
hour i'm the evening, and the crowds
around the palace were dense. AS
Diaz appeared yolley OF musketry
was heard above the din of music, cheers
and wells. and bits of brick and timber
flew around his head. Diaz hastily re-
treated. followed by his statl; Three bullets
whizzed past his head. Forty men are
known 10 have been concerned IN The plol
and fifteen Of them are in Jail. The
others have He'd. but the military are
tracking them. The news Of the deed has
been suppressed by the Government ON
cials. The attempt is ascribed to the Presl-
dents recent leaning toward the clerical
party
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Political Notes.

The Henrico County Democratic Commit
tee met Yesterday, and appointed a sub
committee 10 solicit funds. The committee
Will hereafter meet every Monday in room "a,
Ford building, No. 40 north Ninth street.
At the next meeting appointments will be
made for speaking throughout the county.
The barbecue OF the Brookland and Fair
field Democratic Clubs will be held AT Seven
Pines on the 18th of October.
An Alliance picnic will be held ut
l,ranch's store, in Chesterfield county, on
kt0ber 81. Captain George ID. Wise will
\ue of the speakers.
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READ Tur SUNDAY TIMEs.
nv.n,,s,a and Liver Complaint.

la, NOT worth the small price Of 10 cents
10 free Yourself of every symptom Oh theH1o
distressing complaints? II you think 30 a.
al our store and get bottle OF shiiol l,@n
TER Every bottle has printed guarantee
nn 4, Use accordingly. aud III does YOU no
good IL will cost you nothing: 500 by Doll
ker brothers and H. q. shields Coz corner
OF Fifth and Marshall streets.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

spaCe 10 KeIatt'
a wagon containing a large safe broke
down at the corner Of Ninth and Main
streets yesterday afternoon and blockaded
the car railway for some time.
stuart Horse Guards have picnic next
Tuesday at YOung's pond, and an inspec-
ton on the It'll OfOctOber.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has written TO Mrs
susan NJ. Montague, Of this city, that The
first volume Of her memoirs OF President
jefferson Davis is now gong through the
press OF Bedford Company, New York.
The assistant marshal Of the fourth diyis-
ion of the German torchlight procession Is
Mr.. John G.. Ross and not Joseph &. Ross
as was stated yesterday.
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time tie result was as before-,n9, auV ,rsra
present. W Iiarr;s ec9lored). Of Manchester. An
other effort was made 70 bold a =, h mec..
inc at Henrico county .e e"u, result
last night which brought me 's sha ei,ort Of
This virtually puts an ena 70 s,e for
some Of the members TO nolu ;
the purpose Of calling c9 ,I';e,"n said 10
A prominent colored pom anerai meeting Of
,ep Rennblican workers Of the district
would be called in day or two ,h ior , .hd p''
nose ss Of putting a candidate in the he'u'
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InaeruncIe SANS Grip.

Mr.. II. II. Hampton, OF Petersburg, was
arrested yesterday morning by deputy
United States Marshal Ballard on tue
charge of selling liquor at retail WITHOUT
paving the tax required by the ohlleu
States Government. The accused was
bailed by Judge Atkins, the United states
commissioner, to appear before him at
some future day.
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Attacked with Lumbsgo.

Rev. DIR. Moses ID. Hoge was se,1eu mr,"
an attack of Iumbago early yesterday morn morn,
nm I'll He was taking his early morning
Horseback ride, as usual, about ! 1ci 0es,
and was out on the Broad,street road road, neS az
the boulevard. Mr.. Albert Brandt oU :"
Jackson Brandt Il Co., was dri.lnS ,s o
near the place with Mr.. fitzwii ssho
when he was called TO by some one VII
said that gentleman had been taken ' H.
near by. Upon reachinn the place a
Brandt saw DIR. Hoge leaning agaIns. oa,
farm wagon in the road, apparently ~ n i'm
his hack. Mr.. Brandt took the DOCTOR III
his buggy and carried him home. IL,
His son, DR.. Hoge, expresses the oeiie.
that his father will be all right in DAY UT
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PoIiticaI Nominations.

DENVER. Coll. sept. 2j.-Judge Csld-
well Yeaman. Of Trinidad, was nominated
for Governor by the Democratic state Con-
yentiOn this morning.
FLORENCE, :. c. Sept. - E. II. Deas,
colored. was to-day nominated by the lie
publicans for Congress III this, the sixth,
district.
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The .Sun,lav Times"

READ TnE SUNDAY TIMES.
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EVANSVILLE, IND, sept. 2j.-There is
troublesome strike on the Mackey system.
The operators, station agents, clerks and
platform men went out this morning. n
committee was in the city last night to pre-
sent their grievances to President ID: >;
Mackey, in which it demands the standard
Drices paid by other roads.
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Mineral Waters

Chase City Lithia. Wolf Trap Lithia. Bow
den Luhia 0r0m Georgia., the celebrated
Pmmmer Br0mine-Arsenic water (As1e
county, \. CO. aud all other waters. sold IN
this market, by Owens IL Minor Drug Com
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READ THE SUNDAY TIMES.

We have aspeedyand positive cure Tor ca
tarn,. Diphthera, Canker Mouth ana heau-
ache IN SIIlLOHS CAl ARkH kfMtD =,
If Won desire health and sweet breath, Price,
so cents. sold by Bodeker Brothers ana
n. NJ. Shields & Co. corner oil tiiih ana Mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-26

sun rises ..........GO3 Moon sets. 3:l6 NJ
sun sets...............6:OO Day length. llh 51m
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Fortify Yourself

Against malarlal diseases that are 80
prevalent at this season by thoroughly
cleansing the bowels and arouslng the liNer
70 its normal action. Take DR.. Dayid's
Vegetable Liver Pills.
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sta.e-Uouse Visitors.

Among the visitors at the Capitol yester-
day were Hon. J. y. Stubs, OF Gloucester
A.W. Brock, commissioners OF revenue OF
Hanover: James &. McCraw, sherin OIL
Carroll county.
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The Republican District Committee of
this district made "A second attempt yester-
day at noon 10 hold "A meeting Ia consider
the possibility of calling convention to
nominate "A Republican candidale TO oppose
Captain George ID. Wise for Congress. This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-26
Greep-IIouse on Fire.

IUhe alarm Of fire last night at $50 O'Clock
\from Box as. Engines Nos. aud re-
ri, and found a small fire IN the green
W.. L.. Smith, Twenty-eighth and
lapsed by the igniting OF IN ash
Goals, accidently left IN It.
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runw tn Cnre An siam DIseases."

simply apply "swayne's ointment No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema. itch. all cruptons on the face
hands. nose. &C.. leaving the skin clear,
white, and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no othcr
remedy. ASK your druggist for Swayne's
Dir
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MARRIAGES.

BAILEY -MCFEEIN. Married IN Phila-
dolphin. AT the church Of the Gssu, by ne
Right Kev. j. RcuaLi. Nh. JOHN VI. BAILE1
Philadelphia
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uomsebreaker.

Charles Mcmillan was received at the
penitentiary Yesterday from Carroll county
10 serve a term of two years for house
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READ THE SUNDAY TINES.

Did y0u ever know one 10 use A. Ii. L
Alternative for blood faint without cure.
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NTANTED.-A LADY OF SOME
w experience desires position as
STENOGitAPHER AID TYPEWklTk k.
" IN commence with moderate salary Cen
give reference If desired. Address, 20 b.,
2O3 west Grace street. sel2-i
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READ The SUNDAY TIMES.
READ THE SUNDAY TINES.

The Gordon Land Company was organ
lied about ten days ago, and the demand
has been so great for the stock that about
$500 900 has been sold; about $4,000 In
Richmond.
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READ TuE SUNDAY TINES.

The last week Of my removal sale. Can
and get the advantage of the reduction IN
prices. \. +. JAIME. Matchmaker
1901 Main street.
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SALE OF LURAY LOTS.
u,a.r Auspices or the valley Ian" ND"
r,urrovemsnt Company.

,r,.v VA, Sept. 25.-oyer fifteen hun
dred people attended each day the two days
saIe nv the valley Land and Improvement
c~mnsnv over two hundred thousand
dollars worth Of lots were soiu a! n Irray law
p1acvv. .,,ov land and improvement COM
, unnv " rna,ized over one hundred and MY
iph "uy dollars. All lots sold AT me
, nr;ces 'Baltimoreans invested largely
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THE SUNDAY TIMES is served every sun
day morning by reliable carriers, and orders
left az The TIMES Office Will receive prompt
attention.
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90 PER sHARE.--THE UNITED

eN,)U BANKING AND BUILDING COM
pANN offers for sale limited number of
SHARES OF It's capital stock, fully paid ana
worcestershire, NJ 500 per share, with a guar
anteed cash dividend Of q per cent. per an
mum, payable semi-annunlly. The company
Will agree To redeem this stock from all dis-
satisfied stockholders two years from the
date OF their certificates. But n 'he company
is not called upcntO redeem this stock under
seven years AN extra dividend ot s2J per
share VIII be paid The holder thereof IN add
ton TO tire six per cent. per annum already
paid. For further information apply nj the
Office If the company, 81 east Main street
Richmond, Va. selS-lm