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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

podczas lata daja blogi cieh
przechodniom. We wszystklch
klerunkach miasta ciqgna sic
koleje konne. Srodek miasta,
zbudowany Z cegly i kamie-
MIA; W dalszych dzielnicach
take So wspania}e dolnki Z
drzeWa.
Nallczy}em try koscio}y
rzymsko-katolickie, bo w sa-
mym Houstonie zamieszkuie
5000 katolikow. Wspanialv
koscio} zbudowali Irlandczycy
w 3 wardzie;; wieza tego kos
cio}a widniejje po mad caIem
mlastem, imponujac swoja
wysokoscia. Srodek kosciola
rozdzielony jest ma 3 navy;
budowa jest w stylu bizan-
tyhsko-greckim. Podczas ma
bozehstwa spiew choralny Jest
talk pieknym, usposabia talk
biogo-rozrzewnia i porusza
calem jestestwem cz1owieka.
Najwieksza filozofia czlowie-
ka ginie i niknie W tenn bio
glem odretwieniu. Czemuz to
usplenle, ten letarg ME trwa
wlecznie, czemuz zostajemy
przebudzeni zepchnieci do
naszej rzeczywistosci, do wal
XII o chleb powszcdnl, O iut-
ro, a przez te walke o jutro,
o chleb powszedni, zostajemy
zezwlerzeceni, zepsuci, zde-
morallzowanl. Wielu ma
szych, zamiast sic hartowat
ta walkq, talk dalece W riej
sic roz{aJdaczy}o, ze ME
drygaja sic okradac w}as>
nych rodakow, w}asnych braci.
Pozwolcie, ze opisze wypa-
dek, kttry mnie spotka} W
tutejszem micscie. Ola przy-
kfadu to podaje do wiado-
mosci publicznej, by pomodz
wyplenic chwast Z czystego
Zlarna.
Po przyjezdzie do Houston
uda}em sic pod wskazany a
dres, 50 Union Str, do pa
ma Jak6ba G6rnego, ably "a,
slegnac informacyi co do ko-
lonll polskle] W TEN miescie
i wyszukac rodak6w. Ze
przyjechalem wieczorem O {
godzinle, 2 Pazdziernlka, COS
CHINA PAM Jakobowa G6rna
zroblfa mnle propozycye, a.
bym przenocowa} w ich do.
mu. Czyz moglem odmowic
skoro ma nocleg zaprasz;
Polka Z otWartem screen
Me-. Przyjqlem zaproszenie
Z wdziecznoscia.
Wieczor zeszed} ma weso
lei pogawedce Z eoscinnen
gospodarstwem, rozmowa sic
toczyla 0 wynalazkach, ulep
szenlach tegoczesnych, a;
gospcdyni oznajmila: II 90.
dzlna, czas ist spac.
Wskazano mnie pokoi ne
drugiej stronie domu, W kt6.
rym ia mia}em nocowat I
bratem pana aloba Gornegc
Ffanc'szklem Gornym, Z An
dersonu, Texas, ktorego pod:
czas mojego pobytu W An
derson poznaIem jako clio.
wleka dzlelnego, lat okolc
40 .Owazany "a statecznegc
ME budzif we. mnie zadnei
nieufnoSci.
w nocy pare ray par
Franciszek wstawal i raz
kledym go sic pytaE, ma 20
senny bedac, ktora godzina
zaraz mi odpowiedziaI. Ale
llaklegoz rozczarowania dozna
lem nazalutrz rano. Ulotnilc
sic 2 mel kieszeni SO dola
'row W papierach, jedna dwu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
(WHITE BEAvER.s

Lckarzi chirurg LA CROSSE, WIS
DOBRZF ZROBI KTO DO NIEGO MA
P1SZE pod powyzszym adresem nau.
czy sic, JAK, MONA ZAPOBIED
BR.YDK1EMU NAkOGOWI ruinowa
nj ciala duca, tudziez JAK MONA
IN oWU ODZYSKAC utacona SHE mez
Ike nrhez peste srodki niedr2g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
kALENDARZ
MARYANSKI

Kazdemu, kto te-
raz przeSle nam 2
dolary abonamentu,
kalendarz wy
slany zostanie W
preZencie.
Kto przesle 2 do
larry ma WlARUSA
naprz6d, temu nadto
przez ca4y rok darmo
pose}ac bedziemy ga
zetke KATOLIK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
Mckinley Prices for the Poor.

lbdlllluoIt ohA-I
That Mckinley prices are higher than
ordinary prices is illustrated by the new
prices of pearl buttons, clock springs,
collars and letter-copying books. On
the 7th of October a New York importer
paid the duty on Lab gross of pearl
buttons that cost him in Vienna 1923.
The duty under the old law on this IN
voice was sl57. The additional duty
imposed by the Mckinley tariff was
1854, bringing the total cost Of the but
tons to The importer up to 81 ,539. The
people who buy pearl buttons
must see that the new law doubles
the price. That the exclusion of the
cheap imported article by preventing
competition raises the price of the
homemade article is shown by the new
circular of Newell Brothers, of Spring
field. Mass, announcing their prices for
ivory buttons. Till the Mckinley bill
was passed their prices were 70 and 30
cents for a certain number, but now
they are 30, SO, 30, and 40 cents for the
same number. Under the old law the
wire of which clock-springs are made
was taxed three cents pound, but
under the new law the tax is Sl.63 per
pound, an outrageous addition to the
price. Boorum d Pease, of New
York, in a circular inform their GUS
toners that they have been compelled to
advance their prices of letter-copying
books at least % per cent, and of other
goods, with a few exceptions, 10 per
cent. Collars, says Forsythe, OF New
York, in posted notice, will be ad-
vanced % cents dozen after November
lst. And so it goes all along the line.
The manufacturers, wanting higher
prices, importuned Congress to exclude
foreign competition by imposing almost
prohibitory prices on foreign goods, and
Congress yielded. Now the people must
pay the penalty in an increased cost OF
living
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
a LEVEL HEAD.
The Advantage of Presence OF Mind In an
Emergency.

The Advantage of Presence OF Mind In an
Emergency.
During the late strike on the New
York Central railroad the militia were or
dered to be in readiness in case of riot,
but they were not called out.
In an interview Governor Hill said the
troops were not to be called upon except
in case OF an emergency. The emergency
had not arisen therefore they would not
be ordered out. He remarked that this
was the first great strike with which he
had had experience, and he did not pro-
pose to lose his head. The only point at
which there had then been serious trou-
BILE was at Syracuse, and there deputy
sheriff had lost his head and precipitated
an encounter.
The strike continued several weeks,
and there was riotous action at various
points along the road, but the civil au-
thorities were able to cope with it with
out calling on the militia.
The test of mans real ability comes
when an emergency arises which makes
o hasty call on his good judgment and
discretion. The man who retains his
presence of mind, maintains his equi-
poise, and exercises sound discretion at
such critical iunctures is to be relied on
and will be put to the front.
Men with level heads have the staying
qualities which do not falter in the face
Of danger. Otis A. Cole, of Kinsman.
o., June 10, 1890, writes SIN the fall
Of 1888 | was feeling very i'll. / con.
suited a doctor, and he said | had
Bright's disease OF the kidneys, and that
he would not stand in my shoes Tor the
State OF Ohio" But he did not lose
courage or give up. He says: Il saw
the testimonial OF Mr.. John Coleman.
100 Gregory street, New Haven, Conn
and wrote to him. In due time re-.
ceived an answer, stating that the testi-
monial that he gave was genuine and not
overdrawn in any particular. took
good many bottles of Warmers Safe
Cure have not taken any for one wear. I"
Governor Hill is accounted q yery suc-
cessful man. He is cool and CALCULATING
and belongs to the class that do not lose
their heads when emergencies arise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
RAILROAD LisEA
A TLANTIO COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commanding SUNDAY. September IL. 1870 ~
,.ot y IA tYaias on mis- road will ruu ~ fol lows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
TRAINS soRTHw AgD.
'DauL tDAlly except sunday.

Daily tDallT except sunday.
srOPPIH9-PLACEt
Kos. t. q, ~ and ~ make NJ stopA No.
q aud u stop 90 signal ~ hanshssier,
Drewry's Blul. Centrslia. and Chsstor NO; ~
stOps on signsl at Manchester and chester. ~.
81 stops at Manchester. NOa ~. ~ ~ " ~ a.
*, ami As, will STOP a! all stations for passen-
gers. ,.,,, ,,,,,,,
On Trains Nos. Il and 80 sleeping cars oetNesi
New York and Tampa fla (sII Jsoksonvillel.
on Trains Soa IA and u slsoping-oars oetNesa
Washington and Chsrloston. On Trs!n No. 81,
sleeping-cars between Wsship ston and JACK
eonVille On Train No. "a sleeOing-csrs Do
tween jacksonville anf New York
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINZ 70 NORFOLK
Rlcnmou l1.yH NO AN Sor,ols .A..ia PM
Rlchmond ...'S:sS ?. NJ Norfolk. 200 =. NJ.
Norfolk ...'sl0A- NJ Ricbnond. .If:iS 4. N.
Norfolk .... 400 p. "A. hichmond.. 6:3j r. ".
fbO trains leaving Kichmoai - ei1 4; n. aud
these two poinus, and passengers 60 through
without change Of Sars Close connections Ar3
also M de At Petersburg by she 3:35 p. n. train
from Richmond aud tue $40 A. ". tram from
Trains leaving Ricamoni ~ $40 A. ". ani
lt.9y p NJ and arriving a. Richmond AZ les a.
NJ ami 6.OS h. NJ. maze close connection a..
Peters urr 20 and from farmVille, Lyn0hburg.
aud southwestern points
Il. N. sULLY, supsriatsndsnI
X T. ID. MYEEA General superintendent
Z. N. RssRsOS General Passenger Agsai
DICHMOED, EREDERICKSBU re-
Al AND POTOMAC RAlLkoAD.-Soheiuis
commencing APRIL -, Iss9-ess.orn standard
time.
f:S2 A. II. leaves Byrd-susss ssauOn daily
stops only az Ashland. Boutwell,, Nil
ford. aud Fr0d oroksourg, brookssn
Whitewater sleeper 20 Washington
and New YORK
.i.s2 A. NJ leaves Byrd-suss1 station daily. sE.
except sunday Bunet FArlor Car
Richmond % Washington.
ci5 N. leaves Brrd-stres, st~Iioa daily
sleeper, RIGA mond to New York
ssOA NJ arrives st Byrd sreeI station daily
sleeper from New York
G3sP. y arrives at Byri-sSesl station daly,
stops al Frefsrlcksburg. AlliOri
RotnrslL. and Ashland. sleeper from
Washington snt New YORK Does MOI
stop az R.bA
ssP. N. arrives at Byrd-susei station dsllE
except Sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
Washington 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAIsS
DAnr sXcAPF sUsDAYx
suA N. leaves Rlba Arrives al AshlanIH
7:33 A. n
1ooP NJ accom- modanon lssyes Byri-sres,
station arrives ~ Ashland ass p. u.
GAP. II leaves Ribs arrives NJ Ashland a.
7a13P.h
CASA. NJ arrives EIbA Leaves Ashland atih
An
ss5A N. accommodation arrives At Bry&
susst station; leaves Ashland sI1:R
s1sP. NJ arrives at nsa leave. Ashlani =.
Z. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manage.
EL ID. hrssS General ga osriaIsndsnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
u WAY COMPANY

- " ~ 1919
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER !. 1872
LEAVE McusOyD.
ZOO A. N. Freight oKcert sunday. Carries
passenger teWeea M.lm0nl All
GOrlOnsFtllc.
$50 A. N. DaIy Tor Ola Point AM Norfolk
Cnalr Car Richmond 10 OiI POINT
llC0 A. N. KKprets, daily Tor Cinclnr % Pull
man Palace Ger UouWau. nd Hnn-
ceyerte. aud fIi'maB Sleeper Char
lOttssvile 10 Cincinnati. tDa.l cas-
Oid Point % kichmoud.
$40 Y. NJ. Express daily for on Point al h0r-
folk. Pullman sleeping Car Iincil-
natl 10 CD Point
40 p. NJ. Accomn1oda.lon. except sunday t1r
s:soP - IhsF.F. v. Limited daily Pullman
sleeping Car Oh Point s. tiur.nnAu.
Fold Fosublle train. sin Dining or
and PuilmAus Charlottesville ~ Gin.
einnagi and Pullman ~ Loulsfills-
ryASs aEEfvE A. HcaMOsD.
rs A. N. and PISS ?. n. daily from Cincinnati.
g:ls A. NJ. daily, except sunday, FROM char
,o.so A. NJ. ana 7:ls r. N. daily from Norfolk
GOO r.. n, Freisht from Charlottesville gEcept
suuisy, Carries passengers.
station: Broad street npAc Seventeenth
JAMESRIygR DIyIsloS
Richmond anj AlloShanJ hsAroail
LsAYs KIcHHOSD.
500 A. N. daily Tor Lynchhars, LeHington, sai
Chiffon Forge.
go y. N. for Lynch0arg except sunday. Sleep
lug Car fOr Balcony Falls. trAln
leaves LyEchburg Aig.i5 A. v. daAI
Tor Lexington SUD Clifton I0rsA
TRAIss AkkfyG Ar RiCHaOHD.
40 NJ. daily from clifton Forge.
$40 A. n sKcepi sunday from clifton Forge,
LsTingt)n. Ahi Lyncbburg.
stsloa kigBH nnd Canal streets
Ii. ". FULLER.
General Passenger hsga-
q. ". sTkyEss. General supsungoaieut 1913
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
a Suggestion for General Clarkson.

n suggestion Tor Genera Siarkson.
To the Editor Of the Net0 York Times: :
Can you use your influence with Gen
eral Clarkson to have him use paster
with these words, as well as bis other
pastors, in time for the coming election !:
NoTIcE.-All workingmen whose
wages have been increased since Octo-
Der 6, 1890, are requested to meet at
Park Saturday night, November
/, 1890.
1t might do his party much good.
ONE WHO WANTS TO SEE THE MAN
WHOSE WAGES HAVE BEEN RAISED.
New York, October y, 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
E'ARMILLg AND PowHATAN

L'ARMNlLLF A y POWHAIAN
Il RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE sUl Etrr MAIN STREET
sCuEDJ LEiS iFtECf AUGUST q, 1874
LRAYK Rt'uHlHn.
g:l5 A. ~. riG Atlantic Coast 5000 Or Bermuda
5:is T.. NJ, cas- Auauio Coast llls flg winter
Pcck suf interim .iiafe efstlnns.
GEO A. NJ, ti1 Richmond sni DslYiiiH, fIl lrfn.
Vile, Hn1 al s.aDoHs Hrst 'f AofrI.y
Junction.
800 z. ~, Ca Richmond Aud DsnriIo f1r Farm
villa, and aii stations west n hlsr.tY
Junction.
400 r. NJ, rig Richmond auf Danyilc, f0r ctIl-
garter AMI Niufnrgu.k
ARglyE At hlCuB1Nn.
g:lO A. 81, UiG Auall. Coast llle. from Nirfar-
pock ani Intermediate sts0 u.s.
eco f.. NJ, 90 Atlantic coast iile from hsrmuia.
s:i5 A. NJ, rtl richmond a1d D.HHllf. fl0p
faruulr, and 1u s.tt0aa w'3t oi
Mosriry Junction.
sob A. NJ, ria Rleltuol1 ana Dauuiie from
Skiuruert1r Hud WHEREOF.
All trains daily except sunday
FOR tickets bhgElg -c1HCts, uma-hbl'3 b.
call upon A. W. GAkBEk. tiaut. e .a8. Lile
and Richmond aud Danrile dope.
~, q. lAt 3UTON
General Pre- aui Passenger AEonL
JAMES X WERTn. General Manager Gus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
BY r. b. Chsfin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
IA NEW E1GHT-RO0M BRICK HOUSE on
THE NORTH LINE OF MAIN STREET BE
TWEEN PLUM AND LOMBARDT STREETS On
TUESDAY, OCrOBER Il, 1880,
at ~ o'clock p. NJ. This HOUSE has never been
pied, "a Just finished, conveniently ar
ranged, with front porch the entire length OF
house and double back porch running the en-
tire length OF wing. All modern improvements
This is a good chance TO secure nice home with
both Main and Clay-street electric cars pass
ing, thus giving easy aud quick communication
with all parts OF the city; or il IL fine opportu-
nifty to secure q safe, paying investment
TERMS: Liberal. aud announced NJ sale.
ocS K. Is. CHAFFIN & co, AuctIoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14

at West Clifton Forge, Va, October 18th
Special rates for round trip. See adyer.
tisement In another column.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
A WORD TO TIE BOY.

In the course of the lunch ne turned
TO his son and remarked upon the ex-
auisite china which was used.
"This china" he exclaimed, was
part of the service of my father, Louis
Philippe, your grandfather"
This was true. A friend OF Captain
McCabe had purchased the plate in
France after the sale of Louis Philippe's
household furniture and belongings and
the crown jewels.
The Comte de Paris took occasion
several times to express his pleasure at
his reception in Virginia and to an
nounce his determination to make his
history as fair as possible in the light of
new information. at is my earnest de-
sire to do this" he said, Sin view OF
what have learned since my visit.
The Prince expressed desire to see
the lines around Petersburg during his
Richmond reception, and Captain
McCabe being informed Of his wishes,
of course took every step to show hum
the courtesy. There was no formal IN
vitation on Captain McCabe's part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
By II. Seldom Taylor s. Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.


A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IA WEST BROAD-sTREEr PROPERTY,
CONSISTING OF STORE AND DWELLING
No. 3l2 AND A CHOICE VACANT LOT
ADJOINING IT ON THE EAST,
SITUATED on THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET BETWEEN MADISON AND
MONROE STREETS.
At the request Of the owners who are anxious
20 sell In order 10 wind up an estate, we will
offer for sale by public auction, on the pre-
misses, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1890,
at 1870 p. NJ, that TRULY DESIRABLE REAL
ESTATE above mentioned. Tho store Is sub
stsutial brick building two stories above cellar
with seven rooms. At a small cost II can Do
modernized and made to yield good rental
The lot fronts 22Kl42 feet 20 wide slley.
The VACANT LOT is about tho most choice on
the north side OF Broad street IL fronts 26Xli2
feet TO a wide alley. This Is really nrst-class
Investment property IL viii surely and steadily
grow in value. No one has ever Lost anything
on Broad street property, but on the contrary
all have made money.
TERMS: one third cash; balance a. six,
twelve. and eighteen months, negotiable notes,
with interest added and secured by a deed Of
trust. The purchaser ia 10 pay The taxes for this
year. III. SELDOM TAILOR q SUN,
oc9 Aucuoneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
3ocAom B.on5t & 3d. ASststs>
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.
RAILROAD IINEs.
81 II 81 ,azs ,,TSs.'ifi
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAn
SCHEDULE IN KFgRCr NAY H. w.
TWO TRAINS DAiLr TO SORgoLk AND
LTECHBUkA
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-sTReEr STATION
ss0A. NJ Daily, va Petersburg -klohnoni aai
Norfolk Thro. gh Express Arrive al
Norfolk if25 7. N. sops Oaiy az Pc
bnbarg sn1 ruTok. second
tain, leaving Petersburg - 1880 A.
". and arriving 81 Norfolk st2 r. a.,
stops q; all stations.
eSOA NJ Daily, ga PotersDury. Arrive
Petersburg 1911, A. 4. No caves
Petersburg il.i5 A. v. f1r Farm
Viile Lyucabvrg, sui az polns sogis
,Sp NJ Daily. r,s Petersburg. Arriy, pa
iersburg nlj 2. h.. issvs pel.Bb1rg
s:iU P. n. daily arriving korolkf
ileo PM DAILY. va Fstsusar. Auty, ~
Petersburg 40. A. NJ oooncrtinf
win rrain ~. J. leaving Petersburg
at 1910 A. n ios IarmUhN Lyuch-
burg, Posshontas, Ani AL poiaa
kouh AL " est
iIcnA NJ psiIy. r,l Burseyille, for FaTmulle,
Lynohburg, The ssutl. aud Wesi
PULLMAN sLEEPlN1.JAA ACCoAhJoN
No.l-slecping-csr from p0iersosrg ~ b1siS
without chan "a learnx Pctsgs14Ff daily A.
l2:iJ A. w.. AID LJachbng 10 h'mpun Win
on, change
Memphis without cnAngN
eau 10 obtained as k.engond sni foisfsttrs
rnilroai depot A. ~. CABRERA leD hain strfB.
and 81 ths Companyt oG1oo )oi east Nan strss-
s. 81. COUNT Nhl.
fhssrngsr AKel-
W. b bsbiLL
G0uera. Passenger Agea-
CHLsLxs BDnT. Woo. President
Gsnerai ollcs h0anokA Va iei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
PROPERTY.

$500 TO $500 per acre adjoining "Rennie" place
and opposite " LaburnUm."
$500 per sore TO s. per front foot one half mile
from city:
s. TO s. per foot one quarter mile from city;
s. 20 $40 per foot adjoining city;
40 per foot CT y property.
Having seven tracts TO offer, bought before the
recent advance in prices, At less than half cur
rent prices, we a. 10 offer buyers most ia-
yorable terms. Blu : IN the country before
neighborhood Is estL Jlished is made safe by our
system Of restrictions. THIS Is the only property
on the market subdiyided 20 conform 10 the
pans Of improvement contemplated by tho
Brook Turnpike Company. In a neighborhood
where improvements are 70 be made In mo-
dern and scientific manner, buyers will sppreci-
ate the advantage OF buying who're they VIII Sc
cure the greatest tsnent from improvements.
Money realized from sales Of property renyest-
OF in manner that Will benefit our customers.
Sanitary conditions perfect. Proper system
Of water supply and sewerage provided.
oc lO-im EDWARD II. BfsSELL & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
BY Denoon. Upper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
s9l Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT NEAT
n DETACHED DWELLING NO 61i Abe
S,. - sTsSEr AND NICE BUILDING LOT
AD sIcI CORNER or ALBEMABLE AND
REIViDRkR sTREErs.--We shall sell pypuo-
lic auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER H. 1890,
,.aopN the ove-doscrbed PROPERTY.
Ths DWELLING contains elk rooms Ia goo1
repair, with water and culyer1 conhec'ioh On u4o
premises. 49,. .or,ar 4. vary ds-
sirable for building purposes 49,, ,o-,w 10,
The entire property fronts aoous 'o''' 'oo'
and will DO sold as whole or divided. -
TERMS: Very easy, aud sn Ms9apsp a. S 900
. Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14

Old newspapers for sale at this ofBos
price. 70 cents per hundzsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14

NOR SALE, 50-HOR6E-POWER
IL TALBOT 4 SONS RN0lNH. CYLlNDen
llxsl II psrfect order. WIN ELI lou. Cea -
seen q our once. ALBION = ADploQN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
AUCTION SALES-This Day.
Qusrles \ McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioueers.
A UCTION SALE OF THAT
BEAUTIFUL DWELLING AND LARGE
GROUNDS
OPPOSITE CHINBoRAZo PARK, CHURCH
HILL,
CORNER BROAD AND THIRTY-SECoSD
STREETS
LOT l32Xf5j FEET.
We are authorized to offer for sale a. auc-

We are authorized to offer for sale az auc-
ton on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER H. 1890,
at AZ o'clock, the above PROPERTY. The dwell
ing contains ten rooms and ia in good order.
Large stable and csrriage-house. Tho lot can
be so divided as TO furnish three builling lots
without interfering with the preseht dwelling.
The location is the most commanding IN tho
city, being Immediately In front OF ChimbOrazo
PARK, visited by all strangers 10 our city, and
from the front yeranda Of the dwelling view
OF Richmond, Manchester, the James river, and
the surrounding country can DO had. We would
fail In an attempt 70 describe the beauty OF To-
cation and advantages offered for home or
homes We invite inspection OF The promises
before day OF sale.
Terms At sale. QUARLBS & 8cCURDf,
ocS AuctOneers.
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BowDEN MEN.

The United States supervisors OF cleo
tons have all been appointed for this
section and are Bowden appointees.
There vas baptizing at nearly all the
Baptist churches yesterday in the two
cities.
Cloudy and disagreeable here to-day
and very much of an easterly spell in
the air.
There was a slight fire on Church
street this morning, damaging one build
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
CAPTAIN M'cABE's LUNCH.

Shortly before 8 o'clock the Prince
and retinue returned to the city and
proceeded at once to Captain McCabe's
residence. where delicious lunch had
been spread. Captain McCabe had not
invited any guests for formal rrecep-
ton, so the number present was simply
made up of few of his immediate per-
sonal friends, among them being Hon.
Il. G. Venable and Mrs. David Dunlop,
The Prince was at his very best and
toasted his hostess upon her entrance at
the proper season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
NAYY-YARD NEWS.

There was quite heavy discharge of
ship-carpenters in the hayward ON Sat
urdary night, all work in that line beng
exhausted. One of the naval appren-
tice shipsis shortly expected here for ex-
tensive repairs.
Commodore Farquhar, chief Of the
wards and docks department, has just
given the navy-yard here a general IN
suection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-14
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS.
BISHOP VAN DE vYveR. Or, WAR
TON. AND OTHERS AT NORFOLK
IT.. cou,cu Entertaining Northern Capt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISCHARGED
At the Navy-fsrd
Correspondents Of tho Richmond D'spa'oA'i
NoprorK VA, October IL, 1890.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond D'spa'cn.l
NORFOLK, VA, October i9' lo9c.
A class Of over q hundred was con-
srmed at st. Mary's church yesterday
morning by Bishop Van de Vyver, who
also preached an excellent sermon at
II o'clock mass, and the services through
out were very interesting during the
Bishops stay. nj
Rev Father H. J. CATER, OF Rich
mond who has been visiting Mrs. +. H..
Ward on York street, has left for Eden
ton. n. c., where he will spend a few
DAYS. ,ooioo.l
IN raIioions circles here Just now, and
last nigbt DIR. Wharton had fully 0,0OO
naonIe 70 hear him at the Sam Jones
tabernacle. while Rev. Dr. johnston s
mountaineering at DIR. Sledd's church
had greater crowd than the building
would accommodate.
PHILADELPHIA CAPITALISTS.
number OF Philadelphia capitalists
are expected in Portsmouth on Wednes,
day. the special guests of the Council
of the city, among them President Aim
ball. of the Norfolk and Western road,
and Mr.. J. II. Dingee, and other direc-
tors. The Council makes arrangements
tonight to entertain them.
Mr.. r. G. NJ. Wingfeld, a prominent
businessman of Norfolk for many years.
is living at the point of death with
Brights disease.
A fire in Huntersville on Saturday
night destroyed three small frame
houses.