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MANIFESTATIONS.

IA MANIFESTATIONS BY CORORED GIRL 70
W do sensrai housework IN private family; 1000
references. Apply a. n ct. NV IT.
" ANTED-A SITUATION As AN EXPERIENCED
WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w maids nurses. laundress, honseworkers buffers,
..t us sa
n AN!Ep by SHADY, RESPECTABLE
Adar .S; FL Hsss IT, in private family
WANTkD-Bi QUIET WHITE GIRL. PLACE
es
WANTED-sITUAIIONB YA COLoRED WOMAN
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WANTED-BY COLORED GIRL. PLACE TO
WI 10 ara
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MISREPRESENTATION FOR COOKS, CHAM
w Dsrna,ds. waitre ssss cashiers drivers porters
Sr s Saas ass
WANTkD-BY LADY or RETIREMENT AND
keeper IN Hos on 4 Hdas. HSso
KEN, Star Office ans-at.
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
servants: CITY. SSnngy; snsfsrensss fnTnished9;
GLHck OFFICE. ~ iith st. u. sHAcKLEFoKD.
WANTED-STORES.
WANrED-A STORE ON F STREET OR ON
party state terms and location. ADDRESS siUKE.
T. q. Box 1892 Philadelphia. ia. aust
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH. AN Up
on s end sSa CHEAP A. E. IN Sss
WANTED : TO BUY HORSE. HARNESS AND
w dayton wagon Apply 3ls osh st. NJ :it'
WANTED IT KNOwN--HIaHEsT PRICE PAID
w for Odd feather beds Aadrss. q. THOMAS. Star
" ANTED-T0 BUY BOYS SAFETY BICYCLE;
wssHSGo snerR S saa xrSd eohaSn A.
aul0-~t'
sss! .ss!. 1!... g., s :5:
M ANTED-yIOLlN AND FLUTE PUPILS BY
w two ext, ). A. musicians. scientific ipstrae-
tom. - for twelve wesss-dur'ns vacation" Call
NJ CARTS. sa.a5 PER
w day New Hampshirs ave. and SITS. NV.
M ANTED-HOUsEHOi.D AND OFFICE FURNI-
.as i ssaa set. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PASTURE FOR HORSES
cu Wv " per mo..in clover Lnee hish Mues and
water. Apply At Rooss liO. Lsn,nan Gui,dias. ia::S
W. II DESIRE TO OBJ
anr ..
SWEDISH OF RUSSIAN, bs.treisrsncss saNsl MlLLiAA
-
XxyANTED-CRAYON! CRAYON! WE WANT
from $ y It q. Cd rshsSls ssud,S q II EsI1BkSoH;
printed Caii and get prices ana sss SAMPLES. Cabi
nets only - per dozen. iel.-m. w.s.u
WASIEp SHORTHAND. TYPEwRIrINa.
~ hours di.tation practice Csligrsh
M SSs srss months :io 81 as
starin eeiebrated book charts coiner
pspsr ins ana II sonshs
si9 PfSI stsrn has sS.dSes.d the 'r;ns.s school
The PCS. e ago ~. Sn, ss.fs u the SS.,
woIsl iSr .vss d usefulness and soaor - !. pre-.
ssrs anI Mi, L. n the shortest possible tune 1t tnsm
the 81 the n a.. ana ssS
Droma ''
LEaE. lb q. n y. sul-lu
WANTED = TYPEwRIrERs FOR RENT. ALL
w Standard makes; .pod machines; best terms
+ VAT 'sny
| w ANrKD : WILLIAM C, FRassxII, PLANO
,;s=s;is lowest rate. Orders y %,
AA aSS FINN cAs
ss. ::r
IA ANTED-h0UsEKEEPE AND HOTEL PRO
w pri.tors to know thss they can lave their TURN,
sonzbs rates; nne hair attrxssss u specially. FAEI-
NAN 3 CO., ltEs7 ] q. =. AstA6i1sAsd N ISL.
Nlx-Sn
| VNANTkD = SAUT1 kh's. og 9Th ST. NV,
w ladles' and gxnfiemenS dining and lunch par-
ss:. y .aa sssa S:ysls..ai. .i:s:..s eI.ss
1y1i-In
! nv ANTED-HhAXE YOUR AOkBKs ON vii
w soes shock aaa srass f.sn q per month; ier 3
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4
w pnovoe1n9 works; feathers rsAOvaeed; MestsSoses
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COUNTRY BOARD.


'rnosE MIsRING no srksD A fEw AuN Tns
IthA >. kenmore. faiffsx 10. Va frcs 81 ~ rsr
A rEm soARDERs CAV ffNp coNfokTARLR
- n,en,s .sssd iase ane water. and -renery ani
THOMSON. LINDEN. Warren csanty. vs. aus ~.
IN To - PERSONS can FIND PLEASANT
-. . ~ !r,s,e fsn,tlt or lsrse isrnl. vith
plenty q irut, nshinE, cssssTng boating snd bath
ins; Also double team to u.s.. fsfuls, % ysr weed,
A IEM MORE CHESTS AccoNMoDATED Ar
station Terms raasd 70 o r n ssSi ,ss
rust and ssTsrih-r, mia nut ves~< ahl>< ~ sd-
drrss Boa -. frOat Royal. sus Ns
W ANrED- MORE B0ARnEks foE aU3f'sT
W and seitentrr a the Cl.rksecrE sunluer hcsrd-
tnr house one sf hours drive from boyds ss.as..s
terms e. per week Apply 10 wa. I. Lftls. clafls-
bufg. Nd aus.
EosR GOOD 1o,NIRl BOARD Apply To MRS.
bathing terms ~ pr ~r~k. sse-is
- EPTEMRER BoARDERs WANTED AT A FARM
- hou>e near freder1cf. Nd. de ,sh,iuy <sta.te4i
sn',lw Address b, AKA Fr~derick. Nd.
MokE BokRpfKs CAN ia ACCOMMODATED
W NJ Pleasant View. nNe minutes. wai frcu ss.tiot
rsssansbs MTs MS I 1s ,a nv S s.
('ouSrRr BoARD-Io MINUTts' WALK To
station IN Fairfax rounty. fr~t-rick sbufT and
arg MS hiiaAnd railrs.i i.rs ROOMS sade. Anl
m y, nm, sass ,aaie board Addrcss BUkat My
hot St. AlcNanoria. Va. ~ NV
\ ARoE AANsIUN-rIHNt uF SHADY: CON-
country home. NissfS VIkhN
hs.l-NA' usmiltUa. Loudoun Co. Va
81 ocCsT LAM" SUMNER BOARDING.
sSn1sssPsssei. abundance u saads kddrs-s RAMA
LII, boyds. Nd. Sipim
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stons mill cor Grace
aud Sld sts- So
x-ss 4 81. br ware b. p
$50 y IT. b. ar. M i-:es. ~
2eol pumbayton ave,
b h and store, sr.......20
County road. Falls
Church, z acres. &. ~. .l5
l24v sd. b nat. 5r.
" l....--.......-...-..lo
1855 Dumbarton ave.
brick store ....-..-.....l5
l4l3 SD 81, @store. Is
2O40 9th II. Z h. or. -
Sl4y puInbarton ave,
br shop, lr..-.........-10
G. II. Tickling.
l264 SD 81. n. ".
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LYON REM
y l0oo \ sys. lrssao 90 lrza Brsinsrd o. ersla 90
mas. 81 (, ssAO :, t. =, sstz and 2ds4 < :.
~ T. ezch......-..300ol Or each, M Leach. -. 90
Duo luse -. Ar.-..-.lbool
,y3o-2t gro. v. LINkINs, $40 losh st NV.
LOB hENI-l7a5 Q ST, NV; BRosS-sTONE
y 'front.' ~ rooms; handsomely pAlered: electric
llXhttnx, furnArs, &c. Inquire 81 osisr. Mira NJ j.
EoR kENf-NIcE HOUSE. 24i3 Il ST. NV ;
HalnPshirs ave. aud II u. nv. lSIo-lm.
E'ok RENT $50 I'D q. 81. ali MI ;. 30
NJ &c. SO us ~ Nv Or &Ami2l 50
81 So 3 l ss:s sssls &
l1o u St NV. 80 60 caLnu VI u Ia ~
is sS E s: :: & ms n .. ssHa ls. suIrssla
gig bne. si fssv .. stskesi. 20 -
VIA 5xoESsTEOT Z BRADLEY. ezra
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Personal.
ATTORNEYS.

Ia lSsA}ON Q nkSDOA. sOA-lGllOIsS OE PAT
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II is . subject Of wonderment In the camp
- " where the beautiful peaches and pears
come FROM which are % literally handed
around 10 his friends by AdjutAnt Mcdowell
II "a ranorsd around the camp that Quarter
master Sergeant Donnelly eontsmplates writ
lAs book. to which he win give the title LES
AiserAblss," in order to show TO an unapprs-
esAtiye world the trials to which the quar- tor
master aspartme N subjected.
Does any one know what has become Of the
rake. 80 called by lady visitor, attached to
Headquarters! III 30. the favor Of his attention
10 desired
The camp il paralyzed By the report that
Color Sergeant berry hill Of the nsn-cemn,is-
sioasd - color bind Can this be-
Who 10 Responsible for the report that Sur
Rsoa woodman vears glasses Oh double mag
ANying power whenever he MEASURES out .
dsss Of old 6? Frank. old boy, be more lib
sral Stomach aches require more attention
ID 10 said that the breath Of the Horse
Pistol, owing to its pungent character, IL
gradually changing the color Of the foliage
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THE SIXTH BATTALION.
Their Stay ss Camp Cecil Clay Nearing m
End

~ rysrxcrioy AND REVIEW ~ oRN. snpwAY-
TIE cERxNoSY OF sALurISe THE coIoRs
ryrRopucsD-rHR BATTLE OF AAY RrDoR YET
TO Hr roLp-BAYosEf THRusrA
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E'Ok khNT-bY THOMAS r. wAGGAMAN,
l. fssal Estate Broker. oIs h II. n "
HOUSES.

'IsUI OH 81 NV, Ar. y
STORES, &c
Store and ia s17 9Th Hall 1900 An st sw... sl2
st NV. Or 500 stable l4l6 Sth
Hall "a floor 4ls l.,th st nw................s %
81 NV. 30 Shop rear 1870 STD
store and dwg, lOOl ID Stable rear llU9 st
ST. 81 ..............2a nw.................. u 20
Store room l54l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
cIEyELAyD coNGRATULATES.
An Interesting Letter From the EX-President
10 the Tariff Reform Club.

NEW YonK, Feb. The Tariff Reform Club
Of Mont Claire. n. j., which was founded during
the campaign of 1888, gave its first annual am
ner at the Mont Claire Club house evening
The following letter from eN-lreslucnt tleNe-
land was read: have received the invitation
Won sent me 10 attend the dinner given ny the
Tariff Reform Club OF MOut Clare. n. d. on me
9th inst. and regard that my engagemtnts are
such that cannot accept the same II gives
me pleasure 10 note the growing OF lemoclduc
sentiments ana strength III my native couhliy'
ami 10 know the cause of the farln reform mas
commended itself 80 tho voters OF the SlNln
Cougressiona District These circumstance iur-
nish exceptional persuasion 70 an invitation 10
meet those who by an organized choii are
pushing on the good work IN the county Mhcfe
/ was born Nothing can excuse the behl-
ocratic party il at this time 10 permits
Tho neglect of subordinaiion OF the question
of tariff reform. In the nrst place
the principle involved is plainly and unaiiera-
Div right This OF itself should be OF suincient
reason for constant activity in lis behalf. See
ondly, we have aroused a spirit oi inquiry
among our c0untrymen which II Is our duty 10
satisfy; and. finally there may be added 70
these considerations the promise OF success
held out 10 tie party which honestly perse;
voryes in the propagandism OF true political
principles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
Bismarck's Motto.

II is said that Bismarck, when young man,
studying law at Potsdam, never forgot his rank
and importance, and was careful TO preserve
what he considered his rights. One day his
chief in law matters with whom he had bust
ness. appeared 10 forget him, and Bismarck
recalled his wandering attention by drumming
on the windOw-sill.
At another time he thought he was kept
waiting in the ante-roOm altogether too long.
On being at last asked his business, he replied,
Il came TO ask for leave. but now apply
for dismissal"
In spite Of his haughtness in regard to his
own claims 20 importance and consideration,
however. he was almost invariably kind and
thoughtful TO his interiors in social position
When very young, he always seemed to take
Just the right way with servants and those I'M
der his command and they always loved him,
though be demanded great deal OF them.
AT one time, when he and his brother were
managing and overseeing the Pomeranian es-
tates. Bismarck severely reproved a certain
young landowner for his neglect and shiftless-
ness. The young man in excuse said that he
had not particle Of taste for agriculture, and
was tired of farming.
a.. i have struggled with my dislike a long
time" concluded the unwilling farmer.
dryly. 49," e''' i''''''''' -
This reply brought the young man 10 his
senses. he continued the struggle. overcams
his distaste for the work, became capital far
mer, and to-day remembers thankfully Bis
marks Not yet long enough"
This saying, by the way. has been connected
with the name OF Bismarck since olden times.
by peasant proverb. which begins. Not VET
long enough says Bismarck and goes ON.
connecting othersayings with the names of diff
ent influential families.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
ACTION TO BE FORCED.
Train Attacked nv Robbers.

OyrAvo. CAL. Feb. Passenger train No. II
was LoarAed bv robbers at Alila. last night
and under cover of their pistols Engineer
1hornand Fireman Radcliffe were forced 70 pull
ont an point mile this side and halt. The en-
evrr..scar. The messenger saw what was mp and
blew ont his LIGHTS. and instead OF opening the
door commenced firing on the robbers. Many
shots were exchanged, one OF when struck
Nc.senger Haswell i'm the forehead. causing a
SLIGHT wound and the other striking the fireman
i'm the side. producing fatal wound; The rob
hers were beaten on and abandoned their IN
d,rtabing The fralnmen say there were either
two orr four robbers engaged, and from lndlca-
tiOns they are the same parties VINO were en-
gagged i'm the former rObberles committed near
this point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
CANADA AyD ENGnAND ArTAcKED.
A Nova Scotia Organ Fiercely Assaiis lhein
on the Reciprocity Treaty.

HALIFAX. " s., Feb. The Telegram. organ
of the Newfoundland Government. publishes a
fierce attack on Canada and England in connec-
tion with the collapse of the reciprocal nego:
tiafions between that country and the lnlteu
States IL saws the treaty was agreed 70 pet"eeh
Mr. Blaine and and Mr.. Bond, when Only
awaited the signature of the British Minister
The telegram concludes: 1t seems that the
mischief has been wrought at LONDON,
not at Washington Canada has No no
Influence with the American Government
not particle: but with the imperial Govern
uent h different. Sin John Macdonald ana Slr
(iaries 1lipucr who are in effect the Dominion
Government have managed 90 persuade the I'M
pcunl authorities tina. the treaty between
the United States and Ne"iounuiahu Nouiu
be detrimental TO the interest," or al
ada, ana 80 Her Maiostys assent Is WITH
hold Ne do not know on what PIlb-
clul. of fair play Premier salisbury
jus,lties his conduct IN this respect. but we 40
know that the moral cficct Of the british 10Y
eminent action IN refusing Its sanction 10 lllln
trade treaty after dclegdting 20 orr COMMISSION
ful power 10 negotiate It, Will have damaging
influence IN the colonies, mainly on the Tcputa-
tlon for integrity and honesty OF English states
meu What colony will now care 20 tIuat INC
british Government IN view OF the ialthIt
manner IN which II mas acted toward us IL 'hi7
cASADAs PEopROsAL
Boerox. Feb An Ottawa special 20 the
Herald SAYS: Sir Charles Taper said Today
tqat he could not understand Dlaluc lnoNFe
for saving he had not received 1anaua $ pro-
posal for reciprocity, as he lSir thaiit3 s, hheN
that II had been handed by sir 81 Iauhcv-
forte 10 Mr. bialne. accompanltN toiis , -
preston of approval on behalf 90 4alcsty
Govcrnment Nor could be undcrs,.nd now IL
was p0gsl.ie for Mr. Blaine 20 deny lhat the
inifiatorv suggestion came from Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
THE SILVER SITUATION
IN WORSE CONDITION THAN IT'S
FRIENDS ~THOUGHT.
Proposed Democratic Caucus to Consider the
sub;ect-senator Stewart still Relying on
Rider-washingnon News and Capital
Gleanings.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-ISpeciall- Tho vote Of
Yesterday in the House to sustain the rnling in
favor of Dincley's point Of order against BANDS
silver amendment 10 the Sundry Silver bill, has
been quite generally discussed by members Of
both houses Of Congress to-day. The drift Of
ouiuion is that the vote indicates more unfavor-
able situation for free silver than its friends
anticipated. Senators Stewart and Teller and
Representative Bland. together with other fore
most advocates of free silver, were very hopeful
of success, They had assurance. that free sill
yer Republicans would support the Bland
amendment. but the party lash wts TOO potent;
Is the vote was taken IN committee OF
the Whole, where. yeas and nays could
IT, mt on record Teilers we're or
dered. and free silver Republicans lodged ihe
issue by declining TO vote. dorsey, OF NeniasAa,
McKenna. of California and other Republicans
whose constituents favor free coinage; slipped
ont Of the House, ana thus enabled me ami
silver men 20 carry their point anu sustain t, lhe
Chair ruling While this dodge OF the HepuD-
hcan silver men disappointed the silver men,
they are not ready by any means to give up TIE
fight.
THE SITUATION.
The situation though somewhat encouraging
10 the opponents OF silver. does not aliay thrlr
fears they fully understand That the SILVER
men are watching every opportunity. 20 lAI a.
anv further attempts to fasten rider upon an
snYronriafion hin the opponents of silver do
not apprehend another attempt IN That dfec-
ton They hold that the action OF the House
YESTERDAY finally settles the question against
any further attempt to reach the silver issue by
ACTION TO BE FORCED.
The present purpose of the silver mems 70 com
mel action upon the senate Free Coinage bill. 10
Is claimed that the anti-silyer members OF the
House Coinage Committee are weakening IN
their purpose TO prevent action on the pendlns
bill The friends of silver are indifferent as 10
the character of the report. They are entirety
willing 10 have IL reported adversely, but they
demand that il shall be reported, and that the
House shall have an opportunity to vote on the
question .,. -, n.
speaker Reed. whose hostility TO the Presi-
dent has been placated by several lat appoint
mentf for friends and strikers, j. heartily GO;
opcrating with the opponents Of silver III all
their efforts 10 strangle the Silver bill.
SILVER RIDER.
I'm this connection 1t is now stated that an at
tempf will be made in the Senate to amend the
snndry Civil or some other appropriation bill,
attaching free coinage rider senator stewart
declares that he intends 10 make nght OF TINS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
MR.. Richard Gwathmey Dead.

News reached the city yesterday Of the death
of The venerable Mrs. Richard Gwathmcy Of
Bear Island. Hanover county. Mrs, Gwathmey
was IN her oghty-third year. ana has been a
very active and usetu. woman Sne Is INC sister OF
Rev. j. II. Garlick ID. d.. long pastor of the tigh-
street Baptist church in TINS city, the mother
in-law OF Or. l.. j. Mosciey, the mother OF Ar
Ayland Gwathmey. of the Watt PlOw Company,
and of the late Or. w. H. Gwafhmey.
Rev lr G.. III. Ryand and Rev. ). 9. ClOpton,
with many other friends. viii leave the city tins
morning via the Chc,apeakc and Ohio railroad
at II O'Clock TO attend the funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08

corps and the'appointmen. ofCount Waldersee IN
his stead was coniectHred 10 have been Que 70
Leszynckys too frequent wits TO the deposeu
chancellor. ..
The directors Of the Warsaw hospitals-have
abandoned experiments with Koch ymphs anu
forbidden the further Use OF the Teneoy III
those institutions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
Midnight Fire-Alarm.

This most popular of all the pieces PLAYED by
Cappa S famous seventh Regiment Band viii be
given az the grand Photograph Concert TO be
given at the Seyenih-street Christian church
Thursday evening, February L. 1851, begin
at O'Clock. THIS piece alone lswOrth double
the price of admission. ms Will be the
NEST time this piece VIII have been given
Ga q phonograph in a public concert, and
tie favored few who have heard il with Mr.. II.
A. Winters Improvements pronounce Il the most
wonderful ever heard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
fe1tf

FOR SALE. q
IS FEET corner Thirty-frst and NJ streets; 81
per foot; ,,..a,.,
Thirty-sixth street; sll per foot.
22O FEET on Park avenue.
10 FEET near Lee monument; cheap.
So FEET on west Main street, Morton garden.
81 FEET on west Main street, Morton garden.
i9s FEET corner Hanover and Meadow streets;
40 FEET on west Grace street.
20 FEET on west Main street; cheap,
85 FEET north Twenty-seventh street.
g. FEET on Ashland street.
70 FEET on Temple street
- FEET on Beverly street;
81 FEET corner Centre and Beverly streets.
90 FEET cor Claiborne and randolph streets
100 ACRES 2i6 miles from city, cheap.
Is ACRES pa miles from city.
81 ACRES miles from city on Broad-St road
6ACRES fork of Creighton and emile road
no ACRES on 3 Mile road 3ls miles irom CITY.
10 ACRES on Nine Mile road, opposite MASONIC
Home, with new dwellings.
l5Ib ACRES on Brook pike, mile from city
262 ACRES miles from city.
S3 ACRES 80 miles from city.
f75 ACRES near city.
IS ACRES in Mest-E End; cheap.
600 ACRES in West-End.
4ACRES on North avenue.
SLOTS in Brookland Park; $40 per foot.
20 ACRES mile from city.
u ACRES in Ashland.
20 ACRES adjoining Ashland
I6 ACRES on lakewood avenue
We consider most Of the above q bargain
Anyone buying same will realize handsoms
We have several CHEAP HOUSES in East and
West Ends for sale.
Call to see us if you want big bargains in real
estate, or have a vacant house you want rented
quick. JONES, SIfLL q 20.
fes-it iii east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08

by cable 10 the United lress.J
DrBr1S. Feb. Tie fioeinans Journal says
,bo+ while the Eouio4ne conferences are pro-
durtive Of hopeful feeling. they are so Jar
without nual results. The unscttel q.itsions'
however do not refer 20 the retirement on hr'
parnall or to the Liberal demands that hls re-
firercut shall re permanent According 10 me
journal MIR. Parneil meant what he ,aid ID me
committee room NO >. OF the House on ON
mons. namely: That be would retire from ilie
ir.Jership on Receiving certain assurance Con-
Guiding II, Article the paper says;
"f the retirement Is not real enough - hails-
fy the tngllsh Liberal press. they must pau up
with II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
To he Married this Month.

Mss Clara Wsilerstcin. daughter Of Mr. Her
man Mallorsioin. one Of MchmOnls most
prominent merchants, Viii be married on the
18TH instant, al o clock L. ~. 10 Alr. fnanual
Blum. well known merchant OF New York.
The ceremony Will take place AT Beulere Hall
and wlll be a brilliant affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
Killed In "a Prize HIGHT.

ST. LOUIS. Feb IA special from Seattle
Wash, says: \ fierce prize hsht between buy
poyle and George Shailcr. of this city; took
had he best of the night throughout, and in the
seventh round Shalicr was Knocked out lie re-
NAMED unconscious until his death. which &c
cured az 90 clock this morning. Doyle escaped
but the seconds and number of spectators
have been arrested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08

iugton. and under the name wasRngion n,
sell sell mas = " said was evidently penned when no
Inns, ,s e :" voling man. Various letters writ,
was ID Mn him and number ofvaluable engraved
yen , 10y Of him are also to be found IN TINS
po1r,trs .;nn " Revolutionary diaries, rare list
seonnsds;des copies of early American books,
and ord many other interesting objects are on GO
LIST as well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
Koch Ly1nnh Cured Him.

ST. Lorls. Feb. Mr.. W. Walters. chief clerk
of the local freight office of the Iron Mountain
railroad. who entered the Missouri Pacific Hos
pital January 81, a cons umpute, left there tins
evening cured. All the known tests failed 70
reveal the slightest trace of consumption, ana
as far as medical experts are able 10 ascertain
Koch lymph has performed the wonderful cure.
Walters was II cOnsumptlVe more tAan year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
NOR SALE CHEAP.

A very nicely-located FARM OF cos acres in
Goochland county, two miles from railroad
station. and thirty-two miles west Of Richmond
IL is in thickly-settled neighborhood. close
10 church. store, postofiice and high school No
healthier spot could be found in the entire
State. 80
slightly rolling, and the soil is adapted to the
raising of grain and grass, The Improvements
consist of Frame Dwelling, two. stories con.
tanning eight rooms besides ball and closets.
Outbuildings consist Of Barn, New stable for
twelve cows, Carriage-house, Poultry house,
Office, Out-kitchen, Quarter. &c, Good Garden,
Orchard with Apples, Peaches, Pears, Cherries
Ounces, &c.
ance cleared. Watered by spring branches, ani
good well OF. pure soft water IN yard, This farm
being in such healthy location and 50, conye-
nient 10 railroad would make desirable sum.
mer home for anyone doing business IN Rich.
mond Price low and on easy terms. For par.
ticulars. apply TO w A. PARSONS.
No. North Ninth street
fef-tf Richmond, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
Appointed Cashier.

Richard II. Smith. discount clerk Of the Plant
erS Nanii0nal Bank. vas appointed Yesterday
cashier OF the Secnrity Savings Bank, vice MIR.
Mm Price resigned.
Mr. Smitb is one OF our best known citizens.
aud has been identified with the banking inte-
rests of Richmond for the past six years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08
A (nnnicf Imminent.


by cable % the Jhlcd iie0SI
MADRID. Feb The situation az BARGE
Iona is critical Thousands OF unbiased have
pefitioncd ior the removal Of tho Governor
and olhciais responsible for the hrng oil the
iirirss the Consorvativcs change their tactics
conflict with the Republicans ls imminent.