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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

10 feet. srOasi2; No. green, 10 feet, SssS';
sawed laths, SiG0asi.GJ. 81
White oak: Clear, SlJa<is; mercb"ntaD'e,
sl2aii: oak fencing, $oasI0.
Shingles: Nc. | heart cypress, paso'v'
No. | sap, Sjasj.D. s,o.
Poplar: No /. !, "a. ~. seasoned 49,
No 4. 4xl 5x5. GxG. seasoned. SD; No. .. >,
IL. ~. seasoned. siSayiJ; No. .. 3xt, ox',
GxG, seasoned, SlsaSi9.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beeswax: &c. per pound.
Black Oak Bark: R0ssed. Sli.W per 2,'p
pounds; black oak and chestnut, ionSn,
$500 per :. 60 pounds.
Feathers: Prime live goose, f0af2c.; COM
mon, BIC.
Flaxseed: si0Oa$l 10 per bushel.
Hay: No timothy, $3.50; market over
stocked with other grades as uDsaiabie;
No. ,, Sll.OO; mixed clover and timothy,
SO. Gas 90; clover, nominal, <9.OvaSii.D.
MiIl-Onal Brownstuf, si6.,5 per ton
bran, sl7 per ton; shipstuh, slsaSls per
ton.
Baled oats: sllasi2.
Roots: Ginseng. $3.50 per pound Seneca,
free Of tops. 5oa;i5c. rer pound.
Peanuts: JAc.; extra hand picked I19a
JAc.: shell. 3ajHc.: active as 10 quality.
Rye: 15a60c. per bushel.
Shucks: 55a6jc.
Balcd Straw: 3Ikal0c.
Tallow: 33.a lc. per pound.
Wool: Washed Soc: unwashej, BE.
BURY will bring from to &c. per pound
less than the above rates.
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RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 23.-N0 offerings
Of tObaccOs at auction on Change to-day.
Offerings Of tObaccOs at auction n'Change
for the week ending August %, 1890. ~
packages. Thirty dollars, the highest
price obtained for the week. was had for a
package of sun-cured tobacco.
Sales reported 10 the secretary to-day:
Wrappers, : hOgsheads: filters. II hogs
heads; dark tObaccos, 70 hogsheads.
Total sales to-day, IS hogsheads.
sales reported to the secretary for the
week ending Saturday. August %, 1890:
Wrappers, - hOgsheads; filters. laG hogs
heads; cutters, 50 hOgsneads; smokers, Jj
hOgsheads; scrap, II hOgsheads dark To-
baccos, 10 hOgsheads; sun-cured, hogs
heads: burleys, hogsheads. Total, 500
hOgsheads.
ONCE Of the tobacco inspector reports 10.
day: spectlons-Brignt, 81 hOgsheads:
Western, | hOgshead. ReiDspectiOns-
Bright, hOgshead; Western, hOgsheads
Inspections aud reInspections for the
week ending Saturday. August %, 1870: In
pections-Bright, $50 hogsheads: dark, 1916
nogsheads: Western, 80 hogsbeads. Rein
spections- Bright, 10 hogsheads; dark, y
hOgsheads; Western, ) hogsheads.
Total sampling for the week, 6i3 hogs
heads.
Farmers, Wilson's, old Dominion, Allie
ghany, Crenshaw's, Meals, Planters and
Merchants and shockoe warehouses re-
port today: Receipts, Is hogsheads. De-
liyeries. Al hogsheads.
The sane wareh uses with Virginia,
Davenport ;, >helbeurn' :, and Myers added,
report for the week ending Saturday. Au-
gust -, 1890: Receipts, 5,5 hogsheads, "a
tierces and boxes. Deliveries. ii5 hogs
heads, IS tierces and boxes.
ONCE OF the collector u the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the
city OF Richmond for today as follows
Tax paid cigars aud cigarettes, 81, 3i2.25;
do. tonaccos. S3.2il.Gi; do. special, Ssi.i5.
Total, $I,6OS.0i. For the week: Tax paid
cigars aud cigarettes, SlAsls.2o; do. 20.
baccos. Ss2 ois.32; do. special, Ssi.l5. To-
tai, So, 26O.6l.
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New Ork.

NEW YORK, Aug .-COtton-Messrs.
Hubbard, Price A Co.. in their cotton circu-
lar tonight say: THE chief feature Of
the New York to-day has been an extreme
advance Of 10 points in September over last
nights closing. from which there was "A
slight reaction. the net advance being ii
points. Its cause Il found in the natural
reaction from the extreme depression in
cIdent to the liquidation OF the August po-
sition. and "A realization Of the
tact that August contracts at
their present prices the remnant
Of stock remaining in this market
can be shipped 10 Liverpool, and
this market, in consequence, IL unpro-
tectCd a. long as the southern markets con-
iluc as az present nearly rs high n New
ork. Gables from Liverpool are rather
more confident in tone. and that market ~
nD lower to-day, which j. encouraging. IN
view OF Yesterdays decline here. Receipts
promise 10 be about 1900 bales against 1000
last year Crop accounts. while not indi-
eating any radical change, are shade less
brilliant, many complaints Of rust and
middllng being received. Futures clos
ed steady rs follows: Total sales,
81. 100. August. li.AWll.li; september,
lO.s9@ 1890; October, 1850 1883; Noyom-
Der and December. 1850 1916; January.
10. 100 1000. February. 1891; March. 100.
a i0.59: April. 1890 1861. In Liverpool
spot cotton was unchanged; middlings up
lands, Glsd: sales, 1000 bales.
PrOduce-Fiour strong: superiine, 5000
1919: Minnesota extra. $3.50 $3.50; city
mills. $j15@Sj. -; for West Indies, wheat
closed firm. r.. higher; No. , red winter
cash, sLl2llMSl.13; do, August, Sl.lo.
Corn closed steady; No. mixed cash.
So. @j7c. do, August J6l3. oats hrm'
40. mixed cash. ij@ i6c.; do. August;
i3lsc. Pork steady; $l2.ij@Sl5.". Lard
closed steady: september, 1861: sugar'
refined, duh: cut-loaf and crushed. d !, Zoe;
granulated, g. o.; mould n, 3-lo. 'ohes
spot firm; fair cargoes Rio, 2Olsc.
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At present the Partisan mind is almost
too much taken up with the quarrel between
the two societies Of artists who have opened
their rival exhibitions, the one at the Palais
de flndustrie in the Champs Elysees, the
other at the Palais des BeauX Arts in the
Champ de Mars. The annual exhibitions Of
paintings, formerly organized and directed
10y the state, have been left for the last six
years tOthe initiative Of a society called the
society Of French Artists, and composed Of
all the exhibitors who have taken prizes at
theannual SslOns. The society has had bril-
liant career; but presently complaints were
made that some sinister influence was
Transforming it into cOterie pledged 10
favor certain studios 20 the neglect Of
others.
The action Of the Jury Of Awards for the
Exposition Uniyerselle Of 1889, presided
over by NJ. MeIssonier. produced a schism
in the society, and "A new association, called
the Societe Rationale des BeauN Arts. was
formed under the presidency Of VI. Mes-
sOnier. Ii includes, curiOusly enough.
hardly any sculptors, but it has with it
nearly all the painters who make the
charm of the annual exhibitions, all the
men Of marked originality VINO seek
for and open out new fields for
art Puyis de Chayannes. Besnard.
G. Duran, Cain. roll, GeryeX, Lerolle,
Friant. Carriere, Prinet. Harrison, Aublet,
Edelfeit, and the rest. Instead OF accept
ing an enormous number OF pictures. and at
the same time limiting each exhibitor to
two, they limit the number Of exhibitors.
and allow each to send in several paintings.
They have thus but thousand pictures
or so on their walls instead of 300. but
several painters have been able to exhibit
collection Of works the display
Of which in conjunction with one
another adds very powerfully TO the
general impression. Thus MN. Ste
yens, Besnard, c. Duran, Ribot. Cain,
Aublet, and Billotte have been able TO give
"A VERY complete idea of their genius by the
simultaneous exhibition Of characteristic
instances of their various styles. More
over. the new society, having fewer pic
lures 10 hang. has been able to hang them
TO better advantage not piling them
one above another, leaving free spaces be-
tween them, rs in the English National
Gallery, stretching the ceiling paintings on
the ceiling and not against wall. and
isOlating tho decorative painting. Thus
the exhibition IN the Champ dc Mars. be-
sides bein. interesting from the quality of
its work, ia generally Dleasanter To look al,
and less fatiguing 10 20 through. The
society Of Artists, on the other hand, made
the mistake Of determining to exhibit AZ
many pictures as usual, IN spite Of the
schsm. and they have therefore been obliged
to accept mediOcrities in place of the works
of importance which have been sent else
where. The result has been disastrous:
there are whole rooms where one looks IN
vain for single original or interesting pic
ture: what good ones there are are lost in
the surrounding mediOcrily. The COntem-
porary Review.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond Cuy.-Y rginius BosseuX to
Alexander +. Miller, o. feet on Louisiana
street. northwest corner Of Fourth, $1,000.
Maria J.. Irwin 10 Emma J. Peyt0n, -
feet on tue west side Of II. Paul street be-
tween Hill and COutts, Si0j.
Lena Knox and Edwin NJ. 10 Martha A.
Carter. 70 feet on the north side OF Lelgh
street between ST. Peter and Judah, 500.
Elizabeth +. Lohmann TO Gregory W.
Uayes, u feet on Third street northeast
corner Of Preston, $1,000
u. r. Turner % Henry II. Harris. IL feet
ON the west side OF ~. John street between
Federal and COutts, 81, 100.
HeurtcO COHHtV.-John BOwles from
Il. L. Il. l.. a Tr. Co.'s trustee, 10 feet on a
street 80 feet wide in DuyaPs addition,
81 100.
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several catering offers from distant cities
put he has refused them all. Recently nc
mas received another offer from aciiy in
Mlchlgan OF such strong character as 10
cause nm TO take time 10 consider whether
he will accept or refuse IL. II is 10 be
hoped that nothing can make MIR. Adams
ieaNe the service Of the city. His place
would be hard one 10 ill. lie is extreme
~ popular with every Official and employe,
ana besides. is one OF the most competent
men that the city could secure. HIS ac-
guaintancc with the people and their needs
has been the result Of many years obserya-
Ton, and for new mau TO acquire il, will
require both time and study.
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Attention.!

!, called to the Piummer Bromine Arsenic
Water from Ashe Co., \. 4. This wonder
nj spring is Marvel Of lIeallngv in All
cases OF Blood, Skin, Kidney and stomach
Diseases.
What the "PtumHier BTOmine 4 rScHfcv
Water Has Doae fora Richmond Ldtfy.
md What she Says 4 bout II.
Being great sufferer from indigestion.
AID beinGunable tOcat either (Iu,tsOr uege-
tDbies, on making my trouble known 10 Dr.
Lindon u. Edwards, he advised me 10 use
'Plummer Bromine Arsenic W alter. knowing
my regular physician, DR.. Hunter McGuire.
had prescribed the same water. procured
a case of the PlUmH,er Bromine 4 rseaie
Water, and am glad 10 say when using
this water could eat anything. fruits and
vegetables included, and my skin while us
ing the water was clear and FREE from PIN
pies, Blotches and letter, which always
came when eating fruits without drinking
Bromine Arsenic Water. gladly give my
testimony 10 the value Of Plummer Bromins
Arsenic Water for aiding Digestion and
Cleaning and Purifying the skim
zee that you get the Plummer Bromlne
Arsenic Water from Ashe county. Nc.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
General Agents, Richmond, Va.
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In the Courts.

PoIice Couri.-John Willis, charged with
assaultng and beating his wife, Sarah
Willis. on the public street. Continued un
I'll August 2Sth.
James Woodbridge (cOlored), charged
with stealing two lamps, one clock, three
sheets, blanket, and cloak, the property
of Minerva Allen. Case dismissed.
Michael Rose, charged with assaulting
and abusing Mrs. Kate Cohen on the street
Continued until August 18th.
Kate Cohen, charged with trespassing on
the premises Of and abusing Michael Rose
Continued until August 18th.
John Thomas (cOlored), charged with ie
loniously assaulting Charles \. Petirl. Con
tinued until september 2d.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
QUOTATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.
Situation of Tobacco ut Richmond and
Other Important Contradiction and
farm observation-disclosures.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Money closed at
3 per cent. Exchange closed quiet and
strong; posted rates, 4s3lzGi S71z;. actual
rates, iS2h for sixty days, and 1851 for
demand. Governments closed active and
strong; currency, G's, ll3Jz bid; Is, coupons,
l2j bid.
The stock'market opened very irregular,
the changes from last nights prices extend
Ing to a per cent. in both directions: a
general decline followed. ranging from q.
TO s per cent. There was partial recoy-
cry when the market, which had been mod
erately active, became extremely dull. The
issue Of the bank statement, showing a de-
crease in the reserves Of s ,Sj7, go, changed
the temper Of the speculation again, and
the close was dull and heavy and small
fractions under opening prices. Total sales
today. Sl,2ll shares.
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The ANALYSIS.
Board of Supervisors VIII Not Appropri-
ate Money for 1t.

The Board Of Supervisors OF Henrico
county met al the courthouse yesterday
After discussion of the subject, they de-
cided not to make an appropriation for a
chemical analysis Of the blood found at the
Feitg house on the rubber coat and the axe.
This examination was advocated by Sheriff
southwark. who has lahored SO earnestly in
the Rossdeitchcr murder, and the
action of the Board was surprise to
many Of the county officials. 1t was claimed
Yesterday by some of them that the blood
spot, were main links I'm the prosecutions
evidence and by the Board refusing To ap-
prOpriatc money the case Il considerably
weakened both against Adams and Suily.
Adams case comes up for "A preliminary
hearing ON the I'd of September. Sully goes
before the grand Jury. which meets the Sec
Ond Monday in September.
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Oh. What aCousn.

VIII YOU heed the warning tue signal. p.r-
maps, on the SUR approach Of that more terri
bic disease, Consumption. AK youneiv,s
II you can AFFORD for the sake OF saving a
cents, 10 run the risk and do uothin. for n.
We know from experience that sniIoh's t'ure
VIII cure our tough IL never fslis. 1his
explains why more than "a Million OF BOTTLES
were SOLD TIE is,st year. Ia relieve. ,f,n,l
ani "hopDing Cough at once. Mothers. do
not be- without u. sample bottles fte. SoId
by Bodek.r BROTHERS and n. ". ~he,l.is a DO.
corner Of fifth AMI MARSHALL sfr.sta
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4 Case Of Brights Disease Cured by
Chase City Lithia Water.


MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, NA.,l
June Is, 1890. !
MeSsrs. Hdrdy C Roller,
PrOprietors Chase Guy LfthiG Water.
Chdsc CUy Vd.:
Gentlemen.-On my arrival here from my
home, Bloomfield, Ky, the It'll of this
month, | met my neiS pbor, Mr.. John ID.
Wakefield, of Spencer county, Ky. Mr.,
Wakefield has, 10 my own personal know
ledge, been in very bad health for seven or
eight years, and during that time treated
by some of the most eminent physicians OF
Kentucky. His nervous system was affect
ed. complicated with Brights disease OF the
kidneys, and ii appeared at one time that
he would lose one of his kidneys entirely.
lie was as near death rs a man possibly
could be. He tried some Of the celebrated
mineral waters OF this country and OBJ
tanned only temporary relief.
lie visited this place and has been using
the Chase City Lithia Water since 9th Of
April, 1890, and, SO far rs | can now dis
cover, he has complete relief. His COM
plexion healthy, acton improved, appetite
restored, rest tranquil, and spirits revived.
His general condition indicates restored
and Inyigorated man, attributable to the
use OF the Chase City Lithia Water.
Very respectfully,
JAMES X. HUGHES, NJ. ID.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD., Aug. &.-Cotton nomi-
nal; midding, lie. Flour firm and in
good demand. southern. firm aud
higher; longberry. Sl@si.O1; steamer, No.
red, Sl.0l; Western firm; No. ? winter
red, spot, and August. i.0ii4@Sl.0iA.
Corn southern, scarce; white, o-W6,c.;
yellow, Sc; Western quiet: mixed. spot,
DC; August. 55I9j5&c. oats firm and
in good demand: ungraded southern and
Pennsylvania, i26t I5c.; do. Western white.
i2ci doc; do. mixed. iC@ re; graded No.
white, Ale. Rye firm; prime 10 choice, 20
WI2c. good 10 fair, 65W6Sc. Provisions
hru. Coffee quiet and firm; Rio cargocs
fair. 2Sc. Sugar strong; granulated, i-lCc.
Whisky quiet at Sl.l9.
STOCks.-Nirginia consols. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
AETER DARK"
This Melodrama to be Presented at the
Academy.

The Academy will throw open its doors
tomorrow night for the opening of the reg
ular dramatic season. with William A.
Brady's company, presenting Dion Bouci-
caults melodramatic success, After
Dark" That it viii play 20 az eXtraOrdi-
nary good business Is indicated 10y the UNI
usually large advance sale Of reserved
seats for the opening night B0ucicaulrs
writings are familiar 10 an. and his efforts
have been crowned with ultimate success.
Certainly, no author IN the present cen
fury has written as many popular plays.
Joseph jefferson. who j, said to be the
wealthiost actor living, has made the most
of his money with Bouciraults dramati-
zation of Washington lrying's famous
novel. 81 Rip Van Nmklc.'
Brady claims 10 have made $4,000 with
after Dark last season, and when in
Richmond THE TINES expressed the fol-
lowing opinion Of the play: Before packed
house. standing room being at premium in
all parts. the Mozart Academy opened last
night. presenting After Dark" The pro
ductiou and the company scored an instan-
taneous and unqualified hit, and applause
and shouts Of approval prevailed through
Inf
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Dyspepsl. and Liver comnl.,,...

is IL not worth the small price Of rs cents
% free yourself OF every symptom Of these
distressing complaintss Lyon think 80 cal.
at our store and get bottle OF ShIloh's Vial
yer Every bottle has "a printed guarantee
On H. Use accordingly, snd II 10 does you M
good u viii cost you nothing. sold pv Do,is
Aer brothers and n. N. shields a 20. corn,
OF Fllth and Marshnll sfraeis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
FLATTERlNG OFFER.
The Fmcient Superintendent OF the Gas
la namaub.

The Fncient Superintendent OF the Gas
Works in Demand.
THE city has Just right 10 boast OF the ell
cheney % The various heads Of the depart
mental service, and Of all Of these, none is
moro deserving than Mr.. William G..
Adams. iAe superintendent Of the city gas
works. Mr. Adams can De said 10 have
almost grown uD in the service Of the city
in this particular branch. lie has made the
manufacture Of gas aud the manner Of liz
distribution close study, and by reason OF
hls complete knowledge Of such matters.
and BIS close attention 10 business, has risen
i' uie head 4 the department aud Is known
10" AS one Of lhe best gas engineers In the
country.
These IA Us have caused him ~ receive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
Iur WATERMELON.
THE NEW BUILDING.
Action OF ~ub-crlber- To stock In Chamber
Of Commerce.

Of Commerce.
A meeting Of thc subscribers % Stock in
f,e new Chamber of Commerce building
WAS held 100 the room, % the Chamber YES
t.rlayno0n. Colonel John b. Purcell stated
that fhe object 0i the meeting was 90 ascer-
tain th. views and wishes of the stOckhold-
Di- upon certain questions which had come
before tlr Board. ana Go get their approval
Cd. what nad heen done boo tine premises Dy
Go. Board. WAl. though invested with the
LEGAL authority BIS fh- lc-i-l allure. desired
tlr0u-llf tle shareholders, who were far
nl-Iin- fhe means. he then announced
flat fIe first business iu order was the cleo
MON 90 70 chairman aud secretary for the
meeting.
,r. a. H. Christian, Dr., nominated the
president and secretary OF the Chamber as
chairman and secretary 90 the subscribers
meeting. and the nomination being seconded
Il Major -. y. Randolph. Mr. Christian
uut the question and they were unani-
m0I-iy elected
The Chair ihcn appointed Mcssrs. W. J..
ID. ~au~surc. j. n. Witty and l.. \. cat
Un.a committee to ascertain the number OF
-lr., represented The committee re-
r.r.I thai OF tle 451 shares subscribed,
f.fr-ninc shares Were represented hy the
shareholders and le- bY proxy; total, 2ll
shares
SUBSCRIPTIONS ACCEPTED.
s. morum being present. "a resolution was
.i.rf.d bt fhe meeting formally accepting
f.. subscriptions to the enterprise secured
., tU. Board. The prospectus ISSUED 10y
t.. Board containing "a proposition 20 create
. l.I.lir. committee consisting OF the
President and secretary 0f the Chamber
anl three other members, 90 be elected by
f.. stockholders. MaiOs y. Y. Randolph
moved ilzt "a committee of three Doe aI-
pointed fn nominate the three members u
elected bt the stockholders, and the mo
f.n .rine carried, The Chair appointed
NJ .r Randolph, Mr.. J.. 4. Catln and Mr..
3d.. Ibel. who. after consultation, n0mi-
rated Me--rs. i. 4. Cary, John u. Crump,
.ld IS. H. Halves, who were unanimously
elected.
Iie question Of the bite for the building
p.. Then taken up. and after full and free
DISCUSSION the following resolution. offered
Dbl MrA n. Christian, Jr.. was adopted:
Resolved, That the board Of directors OF
N. chamber Of Commerce aud the build-
.at committee Poe authorized and instructed
f proceed. "a. soon a- may be practicable,
t purchase the site 10 be Selected by them,
..rl.et tle plans for the building, aud take
aI such other steps as may De necessary
and rNpfdient. with the view Of erecting a
% 49,. modern. and cOmmOdl0us building.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Election of Instructors for the Session OF
ISpO-'oI.


IS9O-'9f.
The committee ofthe Virginia Mechanics
Institute night school of Technology have
elected instructors for the session lS90-'9l.
ms follows Principal, {. =. L. Burgwyu.
Arithmetic. classes \ and Is, first division,
George =. Crenshaw; classes Il and c, sec
ond division. :. f. Beach; classes y and l.,
\. II. Fitzgerald. Algebra and geometry,
George +. Merrill. Trigon0metry, applied
mechanics. and engineering. {. j. l.. Bur
gyyn. bookkeeping, class \, {. II. Orner;
bookkeeping, class Il, II. Il. Boudar. Free
hand drawing. William J.. ~heppard-D.
W. DE sylvia, assistant. instrumental
drawing. class \, George Paul; class i, j..
". Link. Architectural drawing. Charles
II. Read. Jr. Mechanical drawing, W. +,
BrodnaX. Chemistry, DR.. Charles H..
Chalklcy. Electricity, class \, Dr. NJ. D..
Hoge, Jr.; electricity, class Il, W. ". Bar
row. Physics, classes \ and b, DIR. NJ. d.
Hoge, Jr.
The session begins Wednesday, October
lst, at : 80 i. NJ.
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why do so many people we see around M
seem 10 ptrse' - ssislef aud he made msseta-
pie by Indigestion topsnR,rtlon. p.rxipsss
L'ss OF Appetite. Coming Tn Of the Foods
,ea'ow rhh,. Wien nor 20 cents We will sell
- cure them. sold Dy Bodeker brolhers AID
i TN; shields "a. corner of Fifth aud Nals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
Lawn Party.

A lawn party will be conducted at the
corner Of llarye aud Main streets every
night this week for the benefit Of the Church
of the sacred Heart. There VIII he drill
,yacti,ns. Refreshments will be served.
Mr, Sullivan has consented 10 sing.
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very Respectfully,
JAMES n. HUGHgs, NJ. ID.

fully concur in the above statement OF
DIR. Hughes, and ! am 81 much assured of
the great benefits derived from the use OF the
Chase CITY Lithia Water in eilecting CURE
hitherto despaired of, that have determined
to bring my family hero from my home in
Kentucky TO reside for some time. | at.
tribute my restoration to health solely to
the use Of this water.
JOHN II. WAKEFIELD,
OF Wakefield, NY.
Ehasa Iifv Va lana IL fSpo
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STATE or VIRGINIA, touN'

STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF NECK
LENBURG, t0-wit:
l, Il. ID. Jehress, a notary public for the
county aforesaid, do certify thai DR.. James
X. Hughes AMI John ID. Wakefield. whose
names are sig,ed 10 the writing above, per.
sonaliy appeared before me and ackDow-
lodged the same.
Given under my hand this 18th OF Junc,
1890, THOs. -. JErFREss.
Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
RANK sTArENIENT.

Reserve, decrease, Sl,Sj7,3j0; loans, de-
crease, Si.49l, 600, specie, decrease. S2,222,-
lrO; legal tenders, decrease. 81, $4,000; de-
posts. decrease, s9,6jj,O circulation, i'll
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