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All aas dress goods reduced IS ghe sale Won.
degfui eetsA3aS GHEsFSH GLEAHY.
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First SaIeof Lots

We control So lots IA the original townusao
Anaoorsea This Is 10 oasslde addition bus
choices snside property. sna the plst. whsca Il
hss 81 the acliy Of AnacoFtes. Is dedicated BY
gli,ab snlsa. prosldsas OF sAs ossson Iaprovs.
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Are Now Selling Lots

A, cur oncs All inside lots vii bs 80 ana
corners ssun. Those wko make enc sFst sslee.
tioas viii Ees in the Grit tier Of kleeka We Win
sell 100 iosE * these prieea Aitos thsse ie lots
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THE MONTANA FEEp AND BoARptSe
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SEE THE JOB COUNTER /

Hundreds Of splendid wraps and doaks thrown on O.
counter and given away prices lower than che Or 90
ducton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
"EiVERAiONT."
4 Word Something More ghan Musical
for ~ nchbuTgers.

LYNCHBURG, Va. Aug. - Special. r.
RiNcrmOnt." There is now something
not only musical and pOctical in this word
10 all LyRchburgers, but business snap
which adds luster TO it when mentioned.
one Involuntary turns the eyes towards the
head Of Main street where hitherto existed
an apparently impenetrable barrier TO find
an,Opening, disclosing in panoramic view
the beautiful plateau 80 soon to be brought
in touch with the business portion Of the
hill city AS If by some magic or master
stroke by the erection Of the splendid iron
bridge some one thousand feet long and "A
contracted for with the EdgemOOr Iron
Bridge Company. Of Wilmington, Delaware.
Now that the bridge is a liXrd fact the
lands of the RiycrmOnt Company are al
ready in great demand. and those who have
given options or sold 10 the company wish
they had not done 50. and yet their lands
would not have been in the least demand
had it not been for the conception Of the
RivcrmOnt Company.
| learned at the office today. and there is
a look Of business there which is a precursor
OF phenomenal success, that SIX hundred
acres were added 10 their holdings last
week; also. that numerous applications for
stock had 10 be turned down. as there was
no stock at this Office Offering, all having
been allotted 10 other places. among which
were Richmond and Norfolk. and kilograms
had 10 be sent and the stock secured from
these allotments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
CLIO GHI<G. &c
CLOTHING. &C.
NOW FOR THE
GRAND FINALE
Those WhoHaye Waited Till The Last
VIII Fare The Best

Commencing TOMORROW MORN
ING we shall put forth our last and
greatest effort in the direction OF a
speedy clearance of all THIS SEA
SON S GOODS still left on our counters
A goodly portion of our FALL STOCK
is expected to arrive before the end of
this month. ROOM-lots Of twill be
needed for the new goods. How Will
we get it? BY selling Of what's now
on hand. Easy enough, to be sure, if
only the prices, those mighty levers of
trade, are low enough. Well, don't
rest uneasy on that score. We've them
lower than ever before. We've ham
mered, hammered, hammered them
until the very bottom has dropped out.
leaving nothing but a small part or
fraction Of the origisal value of the
goods. Some of the biggest reductions
nave been made on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
NOW IN BELGIUM
Mavor Eiiyson's Interesting Letter 10
MIR. Dickerson.

Acting Mayor Dickerson yesterday re-
ce;ved the following from Mayor J. Taylor
FIlyson. dated Hotel De EJnivers, BruN-
boar Mr. DickersOn,-l had very de-
licbtfIl "trip across the Atlantic. and landed
M liverpool last Saturday week, since
which fine | have been in London ana
Holland. | reached Brussels in time "
witness a review Of sixty thousand troops
ly the King The occasion was the cele-
brotion of the twenty-ifth anniversary Of
tbe rule of the present sovereign. lie Is
evidently not very popular sovereign. ii e
trades people dislike him, because they say
Inc does not buy anything from them, but
spends all his money abroad. lie rode
along for squares without cheer.
This week is grand gala week through,
out Belgium. The parliament appropriated
three hundred thousand francs for the ietes
in this city. and every dayi thls week
This week there Will lie great parade OF
some kind in the day, and fireworks al
night.
| was very much interested IN studying
the municipal government Of London. the
president of the council is Lord Roseberry.
and il is considered quite distinction to
be member Of the city government. The
Lord Mayor gave the members OF the Peace
Congress a reception and lunch, so alto
eether had a pleasant time in the greatest
city in the world.
shall leave i'm the morning Tor Cologne,
and will reach Paris by saturday night,
where | will spend week. now expect
TO leave for home on the 25rd August. and
would therefore hope to reach Richmond by
August 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Retnrnins-Do-
ing This and That.

Rev. Mr.. Campbell, Richmond's clerical
delegate 10 the London Peace Congress,
writes that on July 18th he heard the cele-
brated Mr.. Spurgeon preach, ana assisted
him in the communion service.
Ex-Uni,ed States Marshal Thomas W.
Scott is in the city. and he says there Is
strono talk of running Colonel William
Green. the Gully Washer" for Congress
in the Sixth district.
MIR. Charles ". Lee, wife and daughter,
of Danyille. Va, will spend a short time
with relatives and friends in Manchester
and Richmond. Mr.. Lee Is master ma
chinisi Of the shops at Danville.
Misses Rosa Belle and Gertie Lacy, Of
west CLAW street. are visiting in LunenbUrg,
AT the home OF their friend, Miss Ida rOone,
who has been visiting them for several
weeks.
Miss Imogenc Lee Myers and sister, Liz
zie. of 9lI east Leigh street, left yesterday
morning for Virginia Beach and Norfolk, to
remain until fall.
MIR. Il. b. Robinson. student at Rich
uond College from California, has returned
10 the city form "A visit TO Culpeper and
Orange county.
Mrs. John +. West. Jr., Mrs. j. \. John
son. and Mrs. Charles j. Hughes are sum-
mering at Powhatan Iithia Springs, near
}allsyille, Va.
Mr.. b. c. Wherry left Yesterday morning
on the {. and q. road TO visit his family,
who are summering at Nimrod Hall, Bath
county, Va.
Mrs. John II. Roach, of 1921 north Fifth
street, is spending the summer with her
friend, Mrs. Wright, Of King and Queen
county.
Prominent among the Southern bellies at
Bar llarbOr this season are Miss Meta Potts,
Of Richmond, and Miss Cameron, Of Peters
burg
Rev. James Little will be installed as
pastor of the Westminster Presby terrain
Church this afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. Robert Mclean. secretary Of the
Canadian Fire Underwriters Association,
of Toronto, Canada, IS in the city.
Miss Winnie Poston, Of Lynchburg, ar
rived in the city Tuesday. and is the guest
of her friend Miss Cora Everett
\ marriage license was issued yesterday
TO William W. Kline and Amelia simcoe,
colored, and Of Richmond.
Misses Ionia Cutter and Annie Wray
Smither have gone t. Louisa Courthouse 10
spend August.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael, rector Of -.
Paul's, will preach today at IL and S:5o
Mr.. Page II. Slaughter has gone to
Buchanan county on visit.
Mr.. Il. Emmett Slaughter left the city last
night for New York.
Mr.. J. Cans is on business trip to New
York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
nr,rrlft-L MARION.
Natures TrundI.-Bsd al Incorporation In
the Old North state.

the Old Nprth -tif.
ON the southern eiope %. the Glue Ridge,
slblimely baskiug ia the dazzling splendOfs
of "A Southern sun il the beautiful and pros
perous county OF Mcdowell. and in II Is
| Marion, the future town Of Western Norm
Carolina. Huge mountains lifting then
lofty peaks to the skies on the north protect
n from snow storms and the cold winds in
the winter, and furnish a cool and health
restoring breeze in the summer. The Ca
| tawbn river, whicb.has ITS sOurcei IN the noun
tains. bears its majestic current to the sea
through fhe centre of this county. Marion
is very adyantageOusly situated aud has all
the facilities, both natural and artificial.
20 become a large city. II is the crossing
point Of the c. &. and & and X. and ID. Rail
roads.
The Marion Land Company is doing a
great deal for the advancement Of Marion
They have 700 lots living north from Public
square. which Is decidedly the prettiest part
of Marion, so pronounced by everyone who
has seen it, TIE scenery from these lots Is
grand.
This property joins Mt. Ida. and from her
crest can be seen The Roam, Black Dome
Table Rock. Short OF and Mt. Mitchell
Only 10 miles of are the best mineral springs
| in the State. aud the county is rich in min
erals, gold. iron. cobalt manganese, marble
/ and lime. which rs directly on the me a
the three IS Railroad. The water power o
the city cannot be surpassed. The Marion
/ Land Company. from whom choice lots ~
! Marion can be- bought, is composed Of
Messrs. i. J.. Morgan, president and CAPT
! ialist: Jas. Elliot, yio3-president: 1lOrpfeW
4 Eayes. attorneys; NJ. Y. Izlar. secretary
A VI. Izlar, manager: Dr ". II. Jones general
travelling agent. Mr.. NV. Izlar the secretary
! is in tie city with headquarters 90 Messrs
! Harrison and Powers. 40. 100 East Main
street. who will confer with any one dosir
| ing information cf the promising town Of
Marion and will take pleasure in showing
his large and elegant assortment OF samples
Of minerals, maps and charts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

s H.
luTINAN.-Dlcd, 90 her residence. l30
south Cherry street, yesterday morning 80
1910 &. NJ. Mrs MARGARET HllXNAN, in
the scventh-ility year OF her age.
Her funeral VIII lake place from 81. Johns
lutheran Church, Eiahth aud Marshall
streets. IIlS AFiFRNnON af 1870 O'Clock
Friends Of the family invited TO attend. 40
flowers.
CJTrRELL Died az $50 p VI Friday
August lst >. uAti" Eli. son o. :. II. and
Julia Cotrell; aged six years.
HIUSON.-Died. July 81. 1890, nj the resi-.
dence Of her son, Oil Nenablo street, Mrs.
s. l.. HUDSON; aged siXty-seven years.
MARIIN.-Dicd. at his residenca. oak Hi.
Chesterfield county. Va. August ~, at 1880
O'Clock \. NJ JAMES ~. MARTIN. ST., in the
seventy sixth year Of his age.
SHIFLuS.-pied. 40 Orkney springs. Al
gust LIST, hev. JAMES ". SHIELDS. of Mt:
Jackson. Va
Funeral 40 II \. NJ. from ST. Johns
Church. SUNDAY. August ID. The friends
Of his father aud brother DR.. Charles NJ.
Shields, are invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
MOZART MUSICALE.
Oar Miss Moore and "a New York Quar-
tette to Sing.

The following programme for musicale to-
morrow will be rendered by the famous
Schuman Male Quartette, of New York,
assisted by Miss Mary Preston Moore. Of
this city. who has returned from New
York Conservatory of Music, where she has
been pursuing her studies for the past year
She has a beautiful mezZO soprano voice,
and her friends will be delighted to hear her
sing at the musicale.
/. Quarette. The Spring Again RejOices
(Durrner), Mr.. II. T.. Dstelhnrst, first tenor;
Mr.. Charles Butler. second tenor; Mr..
Harry Foresman. first bass: Mr.. |. ID. Shaw,
second bass. ,. song, Monarch of the
Woods CHERRY, Mr. Foresman. 3. Quar-
tette, Annie Laurie Buck. 4. soprano
solo, "Du Best Mein All' Chou Art Mime
AID (Bradskv). Miss Mary Preston Moore.
3. Duet, The Moon Hath Raised her Lamp
(Benedict). Mr.. Distelhurst and Mr.. Fores-
man. q. Quartette-0, serenade Abt)j D,
Ave Maria (Phelps). !. Song, My Little
Woman (OsgoOd). Mr.. J. ID. shaw. :. Song,
Springtime (WeiD, Mr.. IL. +. Distelhurst.
-. soprano solo, "Ouvre Les leuX Bleus"
u. Massene), Miss Mary Preston Moore.
10. Quariette, "rhe Tear" (WitU. II. Bal
lad, Only Once More MON, Mr.. Charles
Butler. II. Quartette, Arion Waltz (Nogol),
Schuman Quartette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
VIII Leave the Cottage.

ericsson SPRINGS, PA Aug. 2-lt
is now fixed fact that President Har-
rison will s0joun here the latter
part OF August and September.
The Presidential household will leave
their Cape May Point cottage about
the 18th instant, and take up their
residence for the balance Of summer
in their Beautiful mountain home.
The President is expected TO follow
in week. The President will practically
transfer his Office here, only going to Wash
ingion as the eXigcncies Of public business
require,
The Parkc cottage, which the President
some time ago obtained, is the handsOmest
Of many pretty cottages which surround
it. and has been thoroughly 0yerhauled,
and is now ready Tor occupancy
Distinguished neighbOls surround the llaf-
rison cottage on every side. all being prom .
nant in business and social life i'm Pittsburg.
Private Secretary llalford's wife and
daughter have been here for the past few
weeks, ana Mr. Haford is expected to join
them tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

The citizens in the neighborhood Of north
Fifth street are being greatly annoyed by
the frequent visits to their residences Of a
boy peddler. Ii is the custom OF this OBJ
noNious individual TO enter house when
the male occupants are away without an
invitation, and spread out his stock Of
worthless goods, often against the protest
of the ladies, and persists in trying
TO sell. When they refuse he begins TO
beg for any article OF food or clothing
that he sees or happens TO think Of. Several
of the older and more timid ladies have
been greatly alarmed at the conduct Of the
man ami frequently give him something TO
get rid Of him. A day or two ago he visited
the residence of Mr.. Il. +. Cox, 9ll North
Fifth street, while Mr.. Cox was away and
greatly frightened the ladies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
f" THE TINES" BUILDING
a coMMoploUs HOME FOX 'n''
NEWSPAPER

p,,,d,nr Corner OF Ten'"
s,x..,s-Important Improve
,oer,. and Additions I" lie ""'
New Hoe Press.
,ho chancerv Court yesterday was re-
,,oraca deed conveying 10 MI "os''"
pr,au the building at the southwest co,n''
- ron,h and Bank streets, lately owned oE
the panyillc Company
aa,,s huilding. for which $4,000 IN casn
- naid. will he. in few weeks, tn0
,'o,manent home Of THE IIMEs. ihe SUI SUI,
- H. ,brce stories high. and is siNiy,-v,'s,'
w. -, scventy.6ye. Two stories VIII pe
~ S,eJ making the building one OF Tue Illos'
s'.''Ss,n, in Richmond. IL will be oi lliese-
nnricl with iron facings. The in,e .'
,.;ll he heated by hot water, ana 'nv "
ont ,,oors will I've easily accesslole ., psnd
senger elevator. one OF INC mrs. VI
in an Office building in TINS CITY
,eoxr on TENTH STREET.
The norton Of the building devoted 70 'n n
actual uses of THE IIMKs VIII uV i' 1 ,o
Tenth street nearest MAN. ~ ','inorv
.l',serv for n frst-class newspaper ,o'
~ ,,co,Io. and among the most IN,
wv additions will he the la'cs.
l'r",od nrcss now being manuiacthrcu
mp iIoe 4 90. of New York. rms - q
s,,hio sterco,vpng machine when prints
anS delivers folded a SIX or elgn' i'os
naner at the rate Of LOW an hVu' n
p",e naper AT the rate Of 5000 an ho',I' "
iwo nace Sheet at the rate OF "'o" an no w.
ard n twelve or sixteen page paper "' '"'
rate Of 1900 an hour. .,,o IN tho
The changes in THE TIMES are uue ~ Wv
.,o,erminaiion and necessity of us being lnun ,
ioading newspaper of Virginia. ana II WI
have an equipment second 10 ho"o ~ ''''
South. ,,,,,,,.r
Tho nlans for the improvements IN III,
h,ii,Iino were made by Architect ,hdIIc-
NJ pcad Jr.. who, while in Washington
Ia q ssreat deal of experience IN ercculs
Isrce Office buildings, and who designed !l.
home Of the Washington Post. from thv
nomnIicitv resulting from the necessity o.
accommodating changes to buildins az
ready erected in part he has evolved as'rlN'
ING and imposing design al
MIR. Fritz Sitterdine, whose energy anu
ohiIity are well-knOwn and recognized WIZ
annraciotion i'm Richmond, has charge OF IN,
,haanoes i'm con instruction, and VIII push Inc
work rapidly. a., ,r,,,,.s h,idino
will he one OF the most convenient, cosy
and prominent buildings IN the cily, anu nv
the naper. which will issue from II, VIII d,
one Of the most attractive in the SOuth' anu
in the whole country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
Intho Courts.

J{uNffn0S COUIt.-Inc Hastings court
adjourned for the term Yesterday, and VIII
not meet again until september 10th.
Ch0nccyV C0uu.-lhc special term OF
the Chancery, ordered by Chancellor Leake,
was adjourned yesterday.
P0licc CoRrt.-Ella Jones (colorcd), dis
orderly in the street. Fined $40 and cost.
Mary White. ' irginia Branch. Maria Will
liams. William Tyree, Maggie Branch. Irene
Jones. Cassie White, Lou DaDuey, all fight
ing and creating a disturbance on the street.
Each fined $50 and costs.
Moses Bowler aud W. +. Winters, va
grants. Committed in default Of security
for sixty days.
George Grant, cursing and striking Chas.
Booker. Fined $3.50 and cost
Thomas Payne (c0lOred), charged with
stealing one cantalOupe. Committed for
ninety days i'm default Of security.
Edward BraXton. assaulting and striking
j. L. sullivan with bottle. Fined - and
cost.
Cfy Circuit Comt-Mr }. Walker
Strne. through his counsel, Aessrs. Page
a Garter, instituted suit in the City Circuit
Court yesterday. against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company for $4,000.
The plaintiff claims that this is the amount
Of damages sustained by him in being
thrown from the tender of an engine near
Nuttalburg, West Virginia, in which he
was badly hurt, having his ann cut OF and
his head severely gashed
Charles VI. LaughOrne. through his cOun-
sci MIR. W. 7. De Sausscure, instituted SUIT
against the Richmond City Railway foT
$4,000. The plaintiff claims that tins Il the
amount Of damage sustained by a little son
OF Mrs. LanghOrne. who was thrown from
street-car some time ago and so badly III
iured as to make him an invalid for life.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Richmond C1y.-F. q. Holt 10 Joseph
| lIeeke. IL feet on south side Canal street
near Foushec. 800; :. l.. Kelley, special
commissioner, 10 Fannie ii. White, 100
feet on west side First street, extending
| from Hill to Orange streets, $2.63i.JO; Ia
yid Lewis to Joseph lleeke, 1917 feet on
south side Canal street, near Foushec
,OO0.
Hcnjico Counfy.-James II. Barton tC
Mary H.. wife of II. {. wilkins. lot T.
block ]. Brookland Park, $}.351.Sj; Charles
Davis to Louisa, wife of Charles +. seitz
20 acres on White Oak creek, Sl9i; Thomas
| EllysOn's trustee to Charles Davis, % acres
on White Oak swamp, SOS; Ellis Jenkins
to Preston Cooke, 80 feet on Clay street
southeast corner 1hirty-htth, $40; W. T.
Loving and NJ. +. Loving to Z. i. Italia
| ferrO. $50 feet on Nine-Mile road, northeast
corner Twenty-fiith street, $1,000; William
| Il. Newell TO IL. \. Hare and X. l.. Tucker
G1 feet on Clay street, northeast corner
Thirtv-fifth, 5000; West End Land and I'm
proyement Company to Jackson Brandt
80 feet on south side Cary street, $50.
1