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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
rEAIN. N0RIHNARn
'pally fpmly oAcepI : ,unday.

.Nally fDWly except SUNDAY.
I'4pplN 40 PLAthN
nos. u, -. 33. S8 4Id 30 make nn stop.
nos. % Nni - stop ou slguHI ai N1urnehftl.
nie~-ry BiuN trntmlH auG Chester 81.
80 stops ON signal zoo Manchester apd Chester.
Soc, ~. -. 3d. 80. go. Al. - and 83 WIIl stop
az 4ll stations Tor passengers.
D. IiNAN tAh SERVICE.
On Trains Soc. "a and ~ ie,rIng-cars Dee
tween New orz rnl Tampa, lIt, Iri0 Jlf..
,onyillei. nu Trains Sos. II aud - -isrU-
ing-cars between Washington and Charles
ton. On Train NO. - sleeping between
Washington Hud Jacksonville. ON IrIu ..
- slcepiAg. cars between Jacksonville 0HI
New York.
THE ONLY AlL-RA.LLlNk I'D NOAtOlN
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond. $40 4. N. Norfolk. I2.25p 50.
Richmond, f335 Il. ". Norfolk, 700 D.. H.
Norfoik. $40 a. NJ uch'd. 1918 D. N.
Norfolk. F4;UO 3. 50. iNch'd. G.3S D.. 81 .
The trains leaving Richmond ut -. 80 A ~.
and Norfolk 40 400 q. NJ. ar. solid train. i.-
tween These Two points. and passenger .p
Through without change of ears. CLOSE cIN-
neCti0ns are also made at Petersburg Ny fNe
3.35 L. VI. tain from Richmond and tNr y 40
a. 81. train ir0m Norfolk.
Trims leaving Richmond at $40 \ 4. and
ll:lOP. HANDWRITING Richmond af 1913
+. ~. and BOO D. 81. make close connection
1f !. fcr.nufg fD and from faruklllc. Lyurn-
burg sIa 4DufhN,sttrn points.
g. u. ~IlLN,
Superintendent.
r. +. ID. MYERS.
General superintendent.
I. VI. EMEE~0N. General Passenger Agent.
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Sole acen, for Richmond.

In order 10 satisfy the public demand for
Henry VI. Stanlcy's great book, "ln Darkest
Africa" published by Charles Scribn.r
sons. the announcement Is made that MR..
Olivia II. Woodsou is the sole agent for the
sale OF the book in Richmond and Henrico
county. Orders for the same. If left with
Peter j. Burton, TINES office, VIII be
promptly attend TO.
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NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECU.
i L TORS OF Tire will OF EaWAND e.
SMITH. deceased. all persons indebted to his
estate are requested 10 settle 40 once, and all
persons having claims against said estate
Will present same, property verified. for pay
ment. GEORGE AZ. MCADAMS
l.. {. SMITH,
sel2-5t Executors,
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s.-wAsnlNGlON-sTREEr MErHODlsr

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEIHOUlST
CHURCH corner west Caiy and Washington
streets Rev. X. n. Bennett pastor-preach-
ing by The pastor al III "a. m Union mass
meeting OF All Methodist Sunduy-schOOls Of
Richmond aud Manchester al y. ~. Al
dresses by Rev. ". II. Atwcll and &. &. Wer
tenbakcr. Interesting musical programme.
recitatiOns, &c. No service M night. sun
day-schoOl al 8:l5 "a. m. Prayer and class
meeting Friday night. All are cordially wei
come. seats free.
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Twelfth and Broad streets. heN. ge"ia'
| ,"3l' IT,, IT, - "' ~ ma, ID ID
Hi" $40 IT, ui. us ~ -, 'i'..' .,,.i,,li,
bipi' s,h"uI III "'l' "' I' ''''''-
Ih''''u.
h0-SECoNp bAlIIri CIV ~; GENE ., o..
Main ana 0lNlh slltft, L.t' " III ~,
drum i Do, pastor It'a'i'i,- ~ -, u, '''.
and }. m. 10y 'nc PASTOR strangers wen
come
-. .,.p,.t.r -r,prlsr cru-p-u
corner of CLAY and Graham streets l'el.T
O.. tloploh' pi,'9i, l". lI..,i W., ,i
/ az "a. ill- ana go ~ iii. sum- -
pa m Ilate h.,',..l 't III
p DID,. Young ine" "i''''i'- .''''' ''''' '' ''''
.......,. .,...,-,-,- ,.. ,r,.c.,u-nc,,
- "l.VN j. az ~, l. ~ j., % ~ ',.
.p''Wc' I..i'"'.i ','t o. 1 t, .,,,,'l9- ID
~ o' 49," '", ih, Xxx N Ncrrer andal
II y Vi"DA Dc li'' ~ 49, ~ ,,i -,',.f.,.
= oci"rh p. ODD. ON j.. ~ ''.i N. ....
a'noni an y " ''".h DO DE- >.,,,,' , ,,,,
.n'c'il'- 90 " ,,,t.t 80 a. o,.i,c,
All are welcome
| Tie Baptist sundays Aool A,s,r iHion ol
| Richmond and Manchester Will bold Us reg
ular monthly me- ting io-r ONO" sNenne
WIN lihs cnuir "a ti 2.etoeh. i.e|. Hl' i'''
....,...,- 49, .,..,...... ...,,....,,
+. LElDll-Nl l'i.l ~ hNi iI~i ~ i'' d.
! corner Of twenty nun anu if,- -,ie''s
| Preaching hy ihe pastor, Rev. j. VI. frost, 81.
! d.. 40 d 20. I'D. ana . D. Ii. SUNDAY e'I".i ~.
! $40 ID. ODD. M'Uhc'''t "-i' l'l'+' -i'' ''i'-
Fg-lfr-r pEt-H1 llhiAN CHURCH.,
corner of Grace uud Madison Streets. Rev.
/ II. T. Kerr u. D., pastor Preaching al a..
100. and s.l5 p. m. ty hy ihc pastor sunday
school 40 80 %. IN. All alc welcome.
E6-sICO>D pEt~BY TERRAIN CHURCH
/ Ds Hoec Wlll preach at 81. ,n. and o.. il.
y al HfI d.. ItI U|
changed from t9 D. o. in., and VIII So remain
until further notice.
! Rev j. CALVIN stewart. pasior-No preach
ingat liam. sabbath school ut g:}O DID.
! foi,f service "a Elolu.nreI chapel. conner of
Washington and Beverly siteets. at p. a..
ihiri Pl'rrcsb,ici'an cnuich.
Hs-GRACE STREET PRk~BA TERRAIN
CHI Ken. Rev James 1 Fair. -. H.. pastor
Services at IL %. m. and e.i1 D.. m. uy ii.
Wcdntsdat Might services at s:l5 I'D.
Bs-WESTNIN~ItK PRES hl J. ERR a y
cHDkCH.-On nest sunday morning at ID
O'Clock. Key. james Lltle. PASTOR VIII preach
To- the chidren Of ine Ssn.ai IN school li'
services VIII pt very ihi'i'rtiii-' i". OILY
welcome.
Fo-MANSH ALL STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Graham and htncock.
l.. \. cutler pas'or.-ifeaen-ng 100 ii o. ln.
and IS %. In. ry Tue pastor seals lrcc. Pub
lic cordially invited.
CHt RCH.-SeIvlces AT Il a. ODD. aud SID j.
M. conducted by ine pastor, ltrt. Jah'/
! Hall subject "i hi-ht disc"ufse' "lnil,i
testimony 'onecl DINE HIS humanity SUM
u"S -acH''l "' "''V "' '''
.r,,,n,, ,..t,f.Tl-,> ,.trt-p,,tf ..,,,...,
o. ll!i''' M ~ .,ii IAN
al N't's ~. GUY ,,,.'' m
r. y. Nvl,' l,'9 , 49, 49, ~, ''', t '''.'
. T. ll'. "t ',' zoe. i .r ,i.'.,+i ''''
'''- '''
e.-CHApFI nF orr FtrDFFNl.p IChel-
s.,.,,i .,i,. ,..i b,. c.r.inc',j bv a..
'oiti a. IN fo 4 Cordial ,vrfcDfle is -
$3.50 81. iii ,...tt ....f $3.50. f..... al. ..il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

Io Hoders ~ outstanding Ceuiral TrW
fnnp0ag tcrfiuc0t ~ Dp0sN I0Ufd iHder
t,e Iglc .mef az Re0r01nizJhon ~ The
iHt.Hcu foffDu on IJust.
lOD ARL HEREBY NOT.FlED-First.
That the American Cotton oh Company has
offered tO Is stockholders, of record az the
closing of the books. ON September l3, 1890
at ~ o'clncl, noon the privilege AZ subscifb-
ing pro rata to the Iru-Nt1r , Per Cent De-
nentu.c lOnd, of the company at par, pay
able boo instruments. as follows. 20 per cent
Du september ~ l-9u, 80 per cent on Octo-
hfr 10. 1880. 30 per cent on November 10.
so. and 20 per cent on December y, 1880.
Second You are rcmludcd thar you have
failed 10 present yourCentml rust Company
certificates OF deposit for exchange. TO avail
of such privilege 10 rs necessary That YOU SUI
rcaacr your Central Trust company cerilh-
Gates OF deposit and receive ln exchange
therefor thc preferred and common stock, to
which YOU are entitled under the icOrganiza-
lion agre mcnt. mind. Unless >ucn cN-
change be- made by You before the 18th in-
ssaut, you VIII iOrleit tne privilege OF such
subscription dated ~eptemDerS 1890. TIE
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. by T.. = Oh
corr. president American Cotton oil Trust
REORGANIZATION Committee, by +. T. o.cOt.
Chairman. sel2-t>elG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

The fixed or real property diOne cOmpris
ing mills reineIics ana other manufacturing
plants. about one hunded in number. located
IN sixteen different states. Is cOnservatiyely
valued for insurance purposes mauly) az
slOOOOOO.
The above 81 iiement Ol assets does nat In
ciude the very valuable good VIII. trade
k, cOnirscis, ana kindred assets. repre-
sentlng large and costly Investment.
an these properties are free Jr0m mOrfOnyes
or other liens
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

Es-CFNTENAIY METHODIST CHURCH
Grace street between Fourth and Fifth
Rev. William T.. JudSins, ID. o.. pastor.
Preaching 40 u &C. M. by Rev. J. Powell Gar
land. ID. H., presiding elder, ana at night ~
the pastor. strangers and other4 always wei
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

E1-LAUREI STREET METH OBIS 4
EPISCOPAL CHUKCH. corner Laurel and
Albcmarle streets. Rev. c. G.. Ncrteubaker.
pasLOr.-prcachin al If "a. IN. and > D..
m. bv the pastor Preaching "Wednesday
night at > q. IA. Christian endeayor praycv
meeting Friday night ut 3 q. M. Sunday
schocl ct9a. IN. All welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

ns-MEADE-MEMONA CHURCH. Man
chester, Rev. j j. Ciopton rector Holy
Communion and sermon af I "a. IN. Service
and sermon al > p. Ia. by the rector. sun
deN-schOOl AT $3.50 a. on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS IN
-IIliIE.

| S. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Sixth
and franklin streets, VIII be- resumed SIP
TENDER Odd:
For circulars giving terms. &C. apply 90
ScbOOl- rooms au3l-lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

The report that Mr.. Cleveland intends 90
leave New York ami establish his residence
in Massachusetts, originated either in the
imagination Of some follower OF Governor
Hin, with whom the wish was father 20 the
thought. or in the speculative brain of e
member Of that numerous class Of men
who are prepared at any moment 90 sacri-
lice both probability and ycracity 90 create
sensation that will attract the attention
of the public. The people Of Massachu-
sets would no doubt bee highly pleased o.
have in their midst the distinguished cX-
President and his charming wife, but New
York would throw every obstruction in The
way OF the removal of the illustrious citi-
zen whose career constitutes one of her
chief claims TO GREATNESS, i'm history.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

THE attitude which the Charleston News
and Courier has assumed towards Captain
Tillman is the one which should be imitatcc
by every citizen of South Carolina who was
opposed 10 the nomination of the Alliance
leader t. the goyernorship of that State.
" There is mo- appeal" it says in recent
issue, from the action Of the Democratic
convention. Captain Iillmm is the duly
accredited standard-hearor of the party. and
he Will be the next Governor of South Caro-
lima. The News aud Courier viii watch
his public career with interest. While cen
surfing him where cen-ure is just, and criti-
cisng his words and acts when they de-
serve 10 bc criticised, 10 viii NOT withhold
from him and his works the approval they
shall honestly deserve. His official acts
will be squared by his public prominence.
aud his administration viii Doe Judged by it,
self"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

sE-FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH. Seventh street near Grace. Rev.
j. =. MOser, pastor. Preaching at II "A. IN.
by the pastor. No service at night. sunday
school at $50 a. IN. All welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
LAMES IN EKDINIsION.

x y \. 4. ~
fANf RICHMOND.
300 4. ". HtN daily for iyucnhurg, LeA-
ngfon and tllfton Forge.
40 j.. NJ. bon lyucbhurg except -uuit}l.
sleeping Ger for lYuchnuuf
= train leaves lyuchburg 90
$50 a. NJ. unily. Tor Lexington,
Nu.. and tnuou Forge.
ARRIVE AZ RICHMOND.
$50 l.. ". dairy nom chiffon Forge
S.2D a. 81. except Sunday from clifton
For.c.LcsmgtOn,N a. AMI i,ucA-
burg.
station. tlgnfn aui canal streets.
q. ". ~rkNtN-, General super Inirutcnf.
"A. " FULLER.
ie y General Passenger AgeLt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
NIfAySegs?~.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANl.
FOR NEW YORK.

~ IANls
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamer. leave Richmond EVERY TT -.
DAY ana FRIDAY go T.. ~ Manifest
.lJ-c.. one hour before sailing time.
steamers heaye New York Tor hrhnon'
LNEgl WEDNESDAY and sAIl HDAl al
3 J. a.. arriving iu Richmond hONhAl dho
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger Recommendations unsurpassed.
CABIN fare to Sew York wa James
river route Curludug meals and
DeIfIl ........-........... - "
d ',', af,er dane o.. issue ............. Il o.
~tccragc with Subsistence ................... q ~
~tetraIe. WIfhDut subsistence .............. o ~
CABIN fare Nia Chesapeake and Ohio
Ralnoad 10 90
CABIN fare Via Richmond and Peters
rickcts can bee obtained an A. ". Gafher's
1000 Main street Chesapeake and ONO ano
Richmond m "a Petersburg depOts, aud a'
company. Offices, 1901 Main street ah'
wharf Rockets.
freight~ forW ardedand -nrousn bulls OF lad.
iugissued for point, beyond New York.
Freight received daily until 9. VI.
Passengers leaving richmond on MlN.
DAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS.
Chesapeake and ohio railway lyia Newport
News az BOO T.. VI. and by Richmond aud
Petersburg railroad, sam" DAYS go 800 l..
". viii make connection ai NOki ok With
steamer aSiug those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN \ co.. Agents
No. 1901 Main street. ana
2jy Ie-f Company's Wharf Rockets.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON-
tMEs RIvEg LINZ FOX TIE STA
SHORE CHEAPEST AND MOST
PLEASANT ROUTE TO Old
POINT, NOhFOI Is.
POKTsMoUrhi. NN.lRG..I>lAABsACu. OCEAN
VIEW. NEWPDiU NEWS. ClAfLi-
MONT, AND JAMES RIVER
LANDINGS.
CONNECTIONS:
At OLD. POINT and NORFOLK, closely
Win AN lines for Baltimore. Philadel phIa AND
New York. Virginia Beach and ocean View
same afternoon: also at Norfolk for Eastern
NOrtn Carolina and tine south.
Al NEWPORT NEWS for Hampton and
Smithheld. Va.
Ana at CLAREMONT with the Atlsuu,
and D2nville Railroad ior Maycriy, Hicks.
ford, ana all stations.
ONLY ALI WATER ROUTE.
JANIS RIVER bY DAllIrHl.
JAMESTOWN, Dl iCH GAP, AND WAt
SCENERY.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED ~
RAIL LINES.
FARE 70 OLD POINT AND sol FO X,
$3.50, STRAIGHT; - 80 ROUND
TRIP: "a StCOND-CLASs.
FIRSI-CLASS MEALS.
Tue elegant and fast steamer,
ARIEL,
CAITATS DEYO,
carrying United States maiD,
leaves Richmond everv
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY 80
IA. VI. (SrRtET-CAKS co DIRECTLY IL
STEAMERS WIZARD for anoVe-Hamec
places. Returning. TIE steamer leaves Nor-
folk. Old Point and Newport News on alter
nate days, arriving a. Rich.nOno ABOUT q T.
NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and al
CARRIERS Agency, No. 1000 Nam street. Bag
gage checked through.
SrATE-ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
poNp's EXTRACT.

A large assortment of cruiches, cheap. ut
Owens n Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

L'ARMNILLE AND POWHATAN
4 RAlLROAD.-Gcueril office 40 7O3 ra,t
" in strect.-~cAcdulc boo effect AUGUST 3.
1880:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
3.l5 "a. m. Niu Atlantic Coast Line Tor Der.
uula
Shop m. via Atlantic Coast Line Tor Win
tcfpork and intermediate stations.
O.2O "a. m. STA Richmond aud utuNllie for
furmfllIc aul ADJ stations west OF
lusrirY Junction.
300 %. m YIu l.cnMuu and Dnn'iilr fDf
iumfIIic and sll stations west Of
Ml,riF Junction.
600 D. Dob via lacnmOnd and pauvIl, nr
>kIuQuHrtDr and Mlutefpeck.
AhhlNf SO RICHMOND.
80 3D.. m. STA Atlantic Coast IuD nom
" utcrp0ci ana nt.nedifie sia-
tiou-.
600 3D.. ia. NII Atlantic Coast Line nom ber-
uuII.
s:f6p. m. tla HIcnmouI and nlnylile from
farml llc and ail stations west 81
No,elry Junction.
~. "a. ul VIA Richmond and lauN lile from
Wmterpock and lsii quarter.
All tralls daily except sunday.
for tickets. baggage checks. Timetables.
&C.. cali upon a. ~. CARRIER. tine Atlantic
q 0ast Line and Richmond and lanNil.e dee
pots. 4. 81 bl' hlN1liAM,
General iaS,engDl a gent.
JAMES r.. W EaTH General Manager
lr29-ly
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Miss B91tIey'S School
FOR GIRLS.
lhencxt session wmhc-iu on

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 25uL 90 $50. lol
cast Mann s'rcrt
auIg-TuN-atDci
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

es-AII SAINTS CHURCH. Madison be-
tween Franklin amt Grace streets Rev. J. =.
bowman. rector.-~erNlces at IL am. and
.6p.m sunday school M $3.50 a. lu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

HS-SOLDIERS' HOME.-Gospel services
will be conducted at the Home tomorrow az
ii "a, IN. by ley. u. L. Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

William and MaIl College
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

| STATE MALEAORMALSJHUJ
Having lust closed "a most successful session.
begins ITS iosth year on OCTOBER ,, ls9o.
Ouebundrel and twcnty-eight State sch lar
ships free Of tuition and no cost for board.
rua. nghts and washing not 90 exceed $40
per month, COR 500 per session. Provide "a
thorough NORM Al and ACADEMIC train
ins. Historic surroundings, Hcathy climate.
rorty-eiaht miles nom Richmond, ON the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. send fol-
catalogue
LYON g.. TYLER, PRESIDENT.
iyl5-codam WILLIAMSBURG va.
THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS IN
L SIlIUIE.
All vonne men wishing to mairiculate ign
fine NlR6I -IA MECHANICS lN~llll J.
NIGHT SCHOOL or TECHNOLOGY iot thc
session 500 '9I. should flie their Application
ON or before the 10TH day oi sept Mhtf. WIN
the Secretary, at the Institute, No COZ cast
Main street darlington housel' lh' '"i'7'a
are limited. and each WIZ DE closed ns Inr
limit is reached. Priority of Application VIII
Dc the basis of entrance.
WI WHTEHURST.
Chairman Committee on y shi 0eh.3'.
THOMAS tILErT. Secretary.
au 3l,>ep 3,5.7oll,13,H
MCGUIRE S cCHOOL,
vi OPpu>iiE M0NHoE fAi'ki htH-
MOND. VA.
For college record. telcncfs. ANA terms oi
upuer and lower sch0pis-day scholars anu
l1auiols-see circulars ln bookstores ana
west Main street drus>tOrcs. OF apply io
IWentv-.lXfh SNSsiOu-tnirucc days sep
To ''''''' ''''' '''' JONI q. MCGUIRE,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Laurel street. opno-
site Monroe Park. Services snd sermon los
The rector az ll:15 a. in. and . =. n. sunday
school at $3.50 q. n. \ hearty welcome to an
VINO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

Hs->T MARKS EPISCOPAL CHU RICH
Rev. 4. q. Dasmell. n. D.. rector. Key. " .
q. Williams. Observation-Disclosures service af 81
Holy Communion no n e.. m.; s-iNice and
sermon at > =. m. sunday school and cafe
chism al o:3U q. IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

ss-ST JOHNS PROTESTANT EpIStO-
PAL. ClII KfH. Broad street.cOntr IwontN e
hnh Rev Lewis ". Burton. rector. Ser
mon by thc rector 40 1la ma. Evening prayer
and sermon ai IS o.. IN. 4 cordial welcome
LOT all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
FOurQurean, Price & Co.
FINANCIAI.

ina high state Of efficiency. with the most
modern and improved machinery, for econ"-
mfcul and profitable working.
ueNulauafiou ola iarze decrease OF net
profits the current year, we beg leave 10
saw that hostile legislation ana adverse liil-
CATION embarrassed the Trust organization
Impaired IFS credit. increased It's expenses
aud cripple lbs resources.
other crave complications connected WIN
the adriiuisffl lou OF the Trust, combined
1871 Do tne above causes, 10 make necessary q
icOIg1nl1t Of the Trust into corporate
form.
Asa colsc0ucrcc otsuch special conditions
the general business was suhirctcd 10 chnhe'S
ofl0iirt us wen as management in the very
mIdstOi thr most important period oil lhc
year
The period from November Is, 1850, covers
the reorganization. with its attendant en-
b4rff~~Ueut-.
Tine conditions then prevailing were spe-
cill .uI exceptional with new manage
mauf. fixed Worilnn CO.. ittl. corporate FORM
ui business, and restored credit an such dlIl-
cuiti b aIc OOHlat'd
Under thc new coud lions not only Us thc
interest ou tie Dch.nture Bonds hereafter
mentioned assured. Dut dividends upon the
stock may Dee flrlV expected.
As you are aware. This company was form
GA iu connection With tnc reorganization OF
the American Cotton-Oi Trust.
IFS capitol stack is divided as follows:
Common st.ei, outstanding. ,O92,OO0
prtie. ic.l stock author
iL.I .................. .............lJ 100000
Preferred stoct ICE
served -.......... ............ i.363,1oo
Preferred st0oll outstanding O,636.3oO
u..f.f outstanding "a -Dg ..On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

Hs-MONUMENTNL CHURCH protestant
Episc0pall-ltcV. john Is. Newton. rector.
Divine service 40 II a. ln. and p. n. sum
day-school resumed 40 $3.50 81. la a cordial
welcome 10 all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-21
THE REPUBLICAN TARIFF BILL.
THE EIGHT HOUR DAY.
The Labor Unions Falling In Lin
With the Movement.


With the Movement.
CHICAGO, March 20.-The organ of the
Knights of Labor, in it's next issue, will
publish resume of the situation
throughout the country in regard to the
proposed movement for an eight-hour
day, and will say: The large and small
trades unions are rapidly placing them
selves in position to meet the draft
that will be made upon them May LIST,
when the eight-hour day for the building
trades will be inaugurated. There is no
indication that the country will pass
through such an exciting period as that
produced by the labor convulsions four
years ago. Employers and employees
we're both taught lesson by the events
of 1885,
P1rTsBURG, March 20.-The result OF
the conference of the Exclusive Council
of the Federation of Labor in New York,
Saturday, has just been made public.
Vice-President Marlin says no trade will
be ordered to demand an eight-hour law
nor strike to enforce the demand. It il
left entirely optional with each trade
That they will do 80 is shown by replies
sent TO tho federation from most all the
trades, saying they desired and were able
to win eight hours. In the Pittsburg and
Wheeling districts the carpenters will
FIRST ask conference with the builders,
and if refused, will demand it. In New
York and Boston the stone-masons will
probably make the first break, to be fol-
lowed by other strong organizations.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-21
GENERAL TOPICS.
Vandals Make it Hot for a
Prohibition Mayor.
HIS RESIDENCE TWICE BURNED.
The McCalla, Steele and Healy
Courts -Martial-A Hard
Winter on Stock.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
DENVER, March 20-A Colorado
Springs special says: For over year
there has been bitter war between the
Prohibition and Prohibition element
of this city. The feeling is 30 bitter that
two months ago the residence of Mayo,
Stockbridge. Prohibitionist, was burned
to the ground. The loss was $11 ,000
and it was rumorei his political enemies
had hand in the matter. At meeting
Of the Repu blican and liberal party last
night Stockbridge was re-nominated fol
Mayor, and this morning, at O'Clock.
bis new residence was fred and burned
to the ground; loss, $4,000. The Ameri
can hotel, adjoining, was damaged $3,'
600. No clue.