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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04

IN conversation with q TIMES man yester.
day Superintendent Moses. of the peniten-
tiary. said that he had not as yet assigned r,
Buford Grymes 10 any task. II have pu'
bin IN a cell 30 himself" +" he said, away IRON
The other prisoners. but have made no fur-
ther move than that. IL will be two or three
days before III give him anything 70 do. ne
u less nervous to-day, but further than thai
there Is no change"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
Condition OF Crime.

LONDON, June SIN speech to-day Chief
Secretary Balfour said that the condition Of
crime in Ireland was now such a. to justify
the cancelling Of the Grimes act, except in
few places where the ashes Of the plan Of
said, shortly be done by proclamation.
MIR. Baltour added that Ireland urgently re-
quires both imperial law and imperial credit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
now TIE cLuBs STAND.
Results of the Turf.
WEsICHESTER.
The entries to-day are:

The entries to-day are:
First race. five and a half furlongs-
Anarchist, Fairview. Equity, Key West, 1O6;
Ballarat. Civil Service. Fannie c, III: La
Tosca, Or. Hasbrouck, III Maidstone lN.
Second race. one mile-The Sheriff, King
maker. Frontenac, Onaway, 122; Hypatica.
los: Mountain Deer. Sequence colt, Snow
ball. ll3. Long Dance. l2G.
Third race, mile and an eighth, handicap -
Castaway ii. 109: Los Angelese. ia; Isaac
Lewis. llO: Maidstone, IL; Senorita III; Le-
panto. 80: Admiral. 100 lIvonia. lO3.
Fourth race, Gallard stakes. five furlongs-
Sir Matthew. Uncle Sim, Nestibule. Take
Back. Gondolier, GuilindO, Bengal 1lSGuilty,
Laughing Water. Countess, ll5 Georgia, l2O;
st. florian. l25.
Fifth race. three-quarters of amile-Srocco,
St. August. Rheingold, Prince Charming,
Flavilla Fairy, India Rubber Walcott 10;
Llntriguante. III, Lord Harry. WOOdcutter,
ll5: Warpath, Rey Del Rey, Pessora, 122;
Adage (flly), lO5 Glideaway. 10.
Sixth race, one mile, selling -Kempland,
ll8; Pearl Set, 81; Sryke, ~ Gettysburg,
Kern. Arab Little jim. 1OG; Vivid. Caliuln,
l0i; Esquimau, ll9; Missiye, %; Joe Courtney,
li6. RicO, lO7.
Weather clear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
Crushed 10 Death.

CHICAGO, Juue 3.-With a loud crash the
frame building at l6l west Jackson street top
Piled of it's foundations, burying in the ruins
FIVE young men. who were carousing under
the first floor OF the rickety structure Three
OF them were instantly killed and the other
two badly injured The dead men were VIII
liam Schwartz George Schwartz and John
Cahill. The injured are George Shine and
Gus Schwartz,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04

Private W. f. Cole won the gold medal last
evening. which, was offered by Second-Lleuten-
ant William Russell, of Company b Walker
Light Guard, 70 the best drilled private Of
the above company who had enlisted since
January, 1890.
Lieutenant Russell drilled the men, and
Colonel Henry c. Jones and Captain L. L.
Christian were the judges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
The sesqul-C -CentenniaI.

Mayor Ellyson has received an invitation
from the rector and vestry of St. Johns Epis-
copal church to attend the celebration of the
sesqui-centennial of that church on June 10th.
There will be services at st. Johns church
at II A. NJ. on that day, when Bishop Ran
dolph Will preach the sermon for the occa-
sion During the evening service, which will
begin at o'clock. Mr. ". ". Henry will de-
liver an historical address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
Fire ia Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Fire has been raging in
the drying room of the Shufeidt distillery for
the past two hours
The fremen have the blaze pretty well IN
hand and hope 10 confine the flames to that
portion of the distiIlery. The loss will be
about $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
Daneerons Stairway.

The wooden stairway erected by the city
ON Twenty-fourth street between Grace and
Franklin streets is in very dangerous con-
dition and should be repaired immediately TO
avoid accidents for which ths city could be
held responsible. Some Of the landings have
entirely disappeard, and it IS a rather risky
undertaking TO make use of them IN the dark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
Flower Mission Day.

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
has appointed June 9th as Flower Mission
Day. On that day the ladies will visit the
penitentiarv. jail and almshouse carrying
with them flowers and scriptual text cards,
which will be presented TO the poor and sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Jessie T. Mosley and Eliza Brown,
colored: Ralph Collins and Mary Bailey, col
Ored-all Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04

Nothing could be learned yesterday Of Mr..
Richard APPEL. who has been missing since
THURSDAY last. The police are working on
the case, but as yet have not found out any
thing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
Co,oneI Miles Gary Sick.

Colonel Miles Cary was carried home on
stretcher yesterday about noon suffering
from supposed heart trouble. He was much
better at late hour last evening, and expects
TO be at his Office to-day.
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The entries for to-day are:


First race. selling, mile and seventy yards
Remedy. 50; Cashier, Consignee, ll2.
Second race selling. mile-M Mhalebone, 81;
Miss Ballard. 1913; hlarlbeau, lOS Linllthgow,
III Onlght, III.
Third race, handicap nine furlongs -Shlb-
boleth 100; Red Sign, 1Ot; Tenacity, lOo; Al
phOnse, 40; Nallero, III; Mora. 49,
Fourth race, Himyar stakes. nine turlOngs-
Georgetown, Dickerson, ll5; Poet Scout, ll2;
High Tariff, 129; Valera. l27
Fifth race. maidens, two-y year-Olds. four fur
lOngs-Duchess. ROsela, Este 5. Julia, Major,
Frances, 40. John b., Great Dixon, Judge
Hughes, Barney S.. Mozart. Alhambra. Ham
hne. 1l3.
Weather clear. track muddy.
THE PAMIICO STAKE.
BMTnioR, MD. June 3.-Ihe Pamlico stake
of $3.50 for the 2:3O class was the feature OF
to-days trotting at PamllcO Park. Seven heats
were trotted and then darkness compelled q
pOstpOnment until tomorrow. Tom Hamil-
ton won the second and sixth heats, Martin
H., the fourth and fifth, Sadie NJ, the FIRST
Number Seven the third and Norris n, the
seventh The other results follow.
Second race, 2:32 class, purse S5OO-l.ink-
wood Maid. III; Abbie. 332: General Benham
42s Bentroner, 276 Lady Gay, 3s4i Feroons,
53S; Monterri, 747; Hero, 6C5. Time, 2:2s5z,
226l4 2:2S.
Third race. 2:22 class trotters- Charley c,
III: Virginia Evans. Z24 Annie Wilkes, 1872
Problem, 366: Verona, 645 Maud Muller, 557
Prince A., 773. Time, 2:2014, 2:2l, 2:20>9.
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RFGRFTTED ABSENCE.

One Of the conspicuous features Of the pa
rade was the absence of all attempts at uni
forms by the veterans. They have never
adopted uniform, and all of them, as well as
their officers, appeared in citizen attire. The
members of the Mississippi National Guard
wore State fatigue uniforms.
Much disappointment was felt at the ab-
sence of Mrs. Davis and Miss Winnie, who are
in New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
LOOKS BAD FOR SIR GORDON.
4 Witness for The Defense Creates a Sen
SatiOn in Court.
THE PRINCE OF WALES CENSURED.
Startling Evidence of the Defense-Mr.
Arthur Wilson Explains tho Game of
Baccarat- Foreign Events.

LONDON, June 9. It was quite evident this
morning when the old and the young ladies',
the fat and the lean ladies, the tall and the
short ladies, but the invariably well-dressed
ladies took their places in the gallery of Lord
Chief-Justice Coleridge's court that the con-
clusion Of the prosecution in the Baccarat
case without anything more than the gaming
scandal having been developed was. if crafty
ing, somewhat unexpected. However, the de-
Tense was still to be heard and great things
might yet transpire. So the fair creatures
were not denied the prospect Of being even
tually very properly shocked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04

Mr. Arthur Stanley Wilson, who has come
into notoriety through the baccarat scandal
is tall, about twenty-five years of age and
dresses in the height of fashion. He was en-
tirely composed while giving his testimany
At the request Of Sir Charles Russell he placed
the dummies or representatives Of the Tranby
Croft baccarat players on the model table
which was handed 10 him in the witness box.
in the respective positions which they occu-
pied on the evening when the strange actions
of Sir William Gordon Cumming were hrst
noticed. The model table rs arranged by
young Mr.. Wilson was then passed over 10 the
jury box for the inspection of the jurors, VINO
examined il with great deal OF interest.
The witness flushed angrily and was quite
indignant when asked if he was not q novice
in the game Of baccarat. Young Wilson re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04

Then Governor Lowery followed with a
brief oration on the life and character of JEFF
ferson Davis, in the course ofwhich he said that
when partisanship had given place to sober
reason .and judgement historians would ac-
cord the late President of the Confederacy a
front rank among the great statesmen of his
day, as well as those who had preceded At
the conclusion of Governor Lowery's oration
the bands rendered America and Mary
land. My Maryland" and with the pronounc-
ing If the benedction by the Rev. II. f.
Sproes. pastor of the First Baptist church Of
this city, the exercises We're brought to con-
clusiOn.
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partment. said that a. O boy he had hung
around the paiutshop of old Thomas Mona
CHAN on Third avenue between Thirty third
and Thirty fourth streets and had watched
the decedent letter wagons. He knew the
contestant son. and always heard him called
Thomas aud not William by hisfather and
others Case still on.
BUSINESS TRoUBIEs.
Tho stores of two moro firms were raided
Yesterday under the replevin scheme. Tho
firms were Ettinger Brothers. manufacturers
OF trousers. ~ Walker street. and Joseph Et-
finger, merchant tailor at ~ Canal street.
Lawyer Herman Joseph got in first, in the
first case with three writs as follows. LOUIS
kassel, f272; John kafka <39s; Louis Ruben
stein, $6s0. Others were entered as follows:
William +. Clemmons. s2l7. Shapiro Il Levy,
ESQ., Rudolph Summer. sii7; Liepman Bros,
<l96; Richard Schram. s275. The repleyins
against Joseph Ettinger were In favor Of +.
Clemmons, sl27; Shapiro Levy. s2l3; 3.
Stein A Co.. 1855.
Deputy-Sherif Heimberger took possession
yesterday of the store of Croll q Ahrens, deal
ers in mems furnishing goods, at rs One
hundred twenty fifth street. on execu-
tons aggregating $40. 7l6. OF which sl,2lO was
in favor OF Henry l.. Croll and the rest in ia
yor of Henrietta Ahrens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
AUCTION SALES.

MONDAY, November 9th. at l2 NJ, nj Henrico
county courthouse, commissioners sale OF a
tract Of land in Henrico county. John 4. God
din and r. b. Chafin n Co.. auctiOneers.
MONDAY November 9th. az 1890 A. NJ, az 1909
east Main street, trustees sale OF Whistles,
brandies. wines. fancy groceries, DC. George
w Mayo, auctiOneer.
"WEDNESDAY. November 18th. auction sale Of
Brick Residence No. Ole west Franklin street,
y. w. Bowe auctioneer.
THURSDAY, November i2th, at j. NJ, on tho
premises. sale of frame dwelling, No. 1919
Lovnes street. T. A. Cathn, auctioneer.
FRIDAY, November 18th, at L. NJ. on the
premises commissioners sale OF 1873 feet Of
land with two new houses thereon, on Cal
houn street. Jackson Brandt h Co., auc-
tioneers.
MONDAY. November 10TH at 70 W., at Yorktown,
Va, commissioner sale Of valuable real 0S-
tate. William W. Old special commissioner.
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RAILROADS..
N = e : harfO|k:WesternRR

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 70. 1891.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
. =. BYRD-STREEr STATION
s'o A ~, Richmond and Norfolk through
express. Arrive Norfolk II IS A. \
stops only at Petersburg, Navefiy
and Suffolk
1905 A. H., For Roanoke. Radford. Pulaski.
Bristol; also connects At Radforl
Tor Bluefeld and Pocahontas Par
Tor car Petersburg 20 Roanoke, aud
PULLMAN sleeper Roanoke 10 Mem
phis via Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga
D4o L. ILL., For Lynchburg. Roanoke and inter
mediate stations. No connection
beyond Roanoke.
rs. H. H. f AZ o !. Ss5iS h.s,s4G fs.
Bristol Also FOR Biueheld, Poca-
hontas. Flkhorn and stations on
Shnch Valley Division. Also for
Louisville and stations on l.. K \.
r. X. via Norton. Pullman palace
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Berths ready for occu-
pancy az 900 z. NJ. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg 10 Louisville
VIA Norton. and Roanoke to Mem
pnis ana View Orleans via Knoxville
and Chattanooga.
irslns arrive Richmond from Lvnchburg and
me u nest dalIy at 7:i4 A. NJ. i:gO +. NJ and 7:t5
and 6:3S y. VI. VIC N"'' AZ 81 10 IL H.
llckets, baggage-checks. and all information
can 20 ootained az Richmond and pefersbrr1
snd az gepo5 a. W. tarbers, 90i Main street;
snd az tho Companys Office, SIS east Main
' II. ". COURTNEY
Passenger Agent
v. B. BEyfIL.
Gener.1 oe.. General Passenger Agent.
peneoai Orlce. Roanoke. Va.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ey-
Il, - listing between CHARLES s. and q. b.
MACY under the name and style OF GEORGE
IL 4; STACY Sons was dissolved on the "a day
the entire interest OF CHARLES s. STACY. who
retres 20 engage in business in West Virginia
". H. Stay assumes all the liabilities OF the
late firm, and all debts due them will be paid 10
MN MN. The business will be continued By q. II,
SSTrA aS under former style OF GEORGE T.
% aoi y DUMB nc-4t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS

| IFR OF PATRICK HENRY. by his grand
~ son. William Writ Henry, three volumes;
.oh now ready, price o. Per volume. H,SAEr
MD OTHER STokiES, by Thomas Nelsoe
Eggleston, o.. so ACROSS RUSSIA, by Stoidxrd.
si:9. ATLANTIS ARISEN. by Victor, e.
FINE STATIONERY, school. and ell NEW
BOokS WkSr. JOHNSTON b Co
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BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE QUANTITIES
WHISTLES, BRANDIES, WINES. FANCY
GROCERIES, &c.

By virtue Of deed Of trust from Julien Bin
Iord TO me as trustee, duly recorded 1 will sell
a. 70 l20@ east Main street. beginning at 10 80
MONDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1891.
barrels MONTICELLO two stamps WITS
barrels me MsoNf MI; two stamps, Wits.
barrel single stamp LESLIE WHISKY,
barrels QYERBR00K two stamps) KEN
lucky BOURBON WHISKY;
l barrel two stamps COOK RYE WHISKY:
KY:
Is barrels Stxo stamps FERNcLlFFE BoUR-
Is barrels MONTROSE EAsTERN Rye Wits
10 barrels IS MONTICELLO WHISKY. spring 1889,
In bond:
! barre fine GIN;
BL4CkBEkRY BRANDY, in barrels and half
BRANDY. CLARET and GIN in cases:
s sMMFF9KTEP p and 4AMEhcAN CHIAMPAGYEs;
AAN,GosrURA and other BITTERs, in cases;
ClGAKS, SMOKING and CHEWING IOBAC-
COS OF various brands
CANNED GOODS, IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
PICKLES PRESERVES, &c:
COfFEES, TEAS in originel packages. and
general assortment of such goods as are
usually kept by a trst-class wholesale aud
retail grocer: ~
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES. SHOW.
CASES and SIORE-FIXTURES. including
GhASSERONT CASES. OUNTEKS.
SHELVING, BINS, &c;
One very good GROCERS WAGON.
The long-established reputation Of the Ii
guors, Wines and Groceries sold by Mr. Julien
hiniord Is sufficient assurance to the public
that everything offered will be Of the very best
quality. and the trade will have an unusual on.
portunity 10 supply themselves with well known
brands TAZENELL ELIEIT, Trustee |
tEoRGE w. MAYO. AuctioDeer. nol.4.5674s
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HICKOK's NO. 4, III. ID. G.. rTo. AVN
CAkoLlNE sUN-CkRED AXE PURE CLEAN
AND CHo1Cx sUN-CURkD TOBACCoS, YRT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
In re ex-parte.
John ii. Greshams distributes

John H. dreshsm's distributes.
y The reports OF the accounts OF Msrg,rstR
uSIesham' ADMINISTRATIVE of John Ii. Gresham.
us' stsed. having been filed in the clerks ofice
oi ms court and more than one wear hsvino
elApsen since the qualification OF the said al
II,inisuAtrit, on the motion Of Mary T. Gresham.
=. Johnson, substituted trustee In deed OF
~, Tbass from Joseph ID; Gresham. distributes Of
,h bs s ;t 81 John H. Gresham it is ordered
fa sa .ne ciealtors OF said decedent show cause
pr 1nn 1881, against the payment and delivery Of
.ne e.tAte OF the said decedent 10 the distribu.
th gs d snssrepf. And 1t Is further ordered that
ny section 27ts Of Code of 1877.
copy-Ieste:
oAaos' HOLLAND q Sands. AttorpsyL no ia
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)hlLAID8EELPHIA, RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY -'OA'-
Appointed sailing days every TUFSDAy anil
FRIDAY at y NJ. and every SUNDAY atbA n
Freight Tor tuesdays and Friday steamers 70.
ceived III II 20 \. NJ, For sundays steamer
III 7. Nj. Saturday freight received daiIS mi
Fare 10 Philadelphia 400
For further Information apply In '''''''''so'V0
}. ". McCARRICK.
GENERAL Southern Agent.
Oiiice. Rockets
w. T. CLYDE kCO
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION.

M IN III ISIUNs
th AND A. RR)
=, LEAVE RICHMOND.
~" n A. Inaii daily for Lynchburg. Natural
Dndge Lexington Buena Vista
glasgow. Craig City except sun,
dayl aud Clifton Forge.
razor chair Richmond 20 Cliff
.xp n Ton Forge. daily except sunday
''' T. H. except sunday, for Lynchburg. con.
meeting With train leaving Lynch.
burY at 600 A. H. FOR Natural
bridge. Lexington, Craig Civ 0er.
celt Sunday and Clifton Forge
,Sieeplng-car to Lynchburg
,..o - \, AhhlfE ATRiCHMOND.
80 a. a. daily, from Clifton Forge.
g. n. M except sunday. from Clifton Forza.
ssatlon, Lighth and Canal streets
ba Tor dsiiher Information apply to A. W. Gar
sDd OH IIif1opp, IN east Main street; Chesapeake
~ Oaio , hAili"ay Company's stations; Chesa-
peaAe and OHIO general ofice, Eighth and Main.
JOHN ID. POTTS.
DIVISION Passenger Agent
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YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAYORTTE ROUTE TO pATq.r,-o,-
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOHE. '"',
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No. 10 $40 P. NJ.
LEAVE RICHMOND


7 0CAL EXPRESS. daily. EXCEPT gs,,.-
II Stops az al stations. Az Lester Ns,e, ~
meets with stage for Walkerton; also conn.,.
with Baltimore steamer at West Point
TRAIN No u. cor "a
RALIlMOkE LIMITED. cnily. orco-t c-,
= day, Tor West Point. connecting Di.h f.-k
rVer steamers FOR Baltimore. At Iaf.n,,s
steamers connect with Baltimore aud Ohi9-,''
road Tor Washington Philadelphia sni ST.,
nnork. fAhE: Richmond 70 Baltimore e.. b,
vWAhington g.. to Philadelphia. 8al. ~
sTEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE 4pv
EQR WEST POINT, daily. except s1ai,,
Il thence by Richmond and Danvillerai'-o.It,
Richmond, arriving az q; O A. NJ. and i0.pA'w
~ TRAIN No. 40. 7:-O A NJ
1 GOAL, MIXED, daily. except SUNDAY. h.v.,
- lwenty-third street station Tor Nest Pom
and intermediate points -'
ticket ONCE az station foot OF virginia .i-,,,
epen 20 A. NJ. TO Goo Z. ~. and from g.JJ t0.g
CIV ticket Office. POI Main street
oOih HAAS. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
AIAIio ManaSor' Gen. Passenger igenL
" A.. Il Rk
Assistant General Passenger Agee,
W. IL GREEN, General Manager ''''o' 81 "
r. BEhhIIEl, Superintendent
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ARCHITECT.
-@-o~-~0~~J~~~-0-~-~-0-~-~- ~-O-~-~~-~~~~NI
EDGERTON g. ROGERS.
ARCHITECT.
No. north Eleventh street,
" "-on Richmond. w
GOUGHS-COLDS.

iUUGHS-COLDS.
Use our EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
vi l'h hypophospites: Ii 10 the best remedy Tor
nesh producer. Nothing IL better for bn;ri,n.
~ ~ nc system For sale by all DrugTists' Az
'y no snst prepared by PURCELL. LAID 4 CO.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPAyy
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamer leave Richmond EVERY TUEsD.v
nd FRIDAY. Manifest closed ols hour bayor..
:, Steamers leave New York for Rioh,,
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDt Az =, ~
a., TTrivlng IN Richmond MONDAY and FRI.
Passenger accommodations Embarrassed
Cabin fare TO New York via James rivar
:, route Including meals and BERTH
Eonnd-trip tickets, limited 10 thirty d.y.Vp
after date of issue. ... ''
hteerage, With subsistence ~
hteerage, without subsistence ~
CABIN faro via Chesapeake and Ohio Rail. W
Cabin fare Via Richmond and pe.or.bur;s, np
- Tickets can be obtained st'K W Gs,;be !" -
pl III ain street Chesapeake and Ohio and Rch
mond and Petersburg depots and AZ comnsnv,
omoes, iOi Main street and wharf, kocketts
freight received daily until 4. NJ
IuESDAlS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
oAIUhDAiS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
WAY VIA Newport NowD al $40 A. NJ. and hv
richmond and Petersburg railroad came day A.
yoo A. III. will mako connection At NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 Co. Agents,
No. 1901 Main street and
yls-u Companys Wharf. kocketta
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{ CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COW
PANY. ~
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 2 1871,

8 u
LEAVE RICHMOND.
o." A. M'' daily. FOR Old Point and Norfolk.
ddniilman sleeping-car Hinton 10
- '0' a. ALI express, daily for Cincinnati
tuIiman sleeper Old Point TO Hin
ION connecting with Pullman
9.oo p ~ heeping-car for Cincinnati.
0'-0 l. H. express daily. FOR Old Point and
cprioIk. Pullman Sleeping Car
.ppu Cincinnati to Old Point.
w." - H. accommodation, except SUNDAY. fo-
fo.soP II nordonsyllle and Orange
H. the r. r. V. Limited. daily. Phil
nlsn Sleeping Car Old Point 70 Cin-
elnnat. attached az Gordonsville 10
soLld yestibule train. with dining
car and Pulmans 10 Cincinnati AMI
ruuman to Louisville. Connects a,
.2yington. Va, for Hot Springs.
An. =, AhhlFE RICHMOND.
49,. natl '' ''NAn NAi0An'
,o. ~ A. a; daily except Sunday, from Hinton.
stst 10 d; and o:55 /. NJ. daily, from Norfolk
40n' broad street near Seventeenth
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SALE !
Asevsn-horse OTTO GAS ENGINE. a, eood
asnew. Adapted for elevator or other nnr.
poses Apply TIMES OFFICE
Gu9-tf
LEGAL NOTICE


n cIHE CIRCUIT COURT OF HrNRIcO
go, COUNTY, THE 5rH DAY OF NOVEMBEK'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

In the Circuit Court OF the County of Henrico;
/ certify that the bond required o. snecial
Commissioners l. J. Hawkes. and CONWAY r.
Sands, In the chancery cause OF Hawkes. guard
ian against silver and ais, by DEGREES OF the
10th July, 1883. has been given
Given under my hand this 2ith day OF March,
1871. W. S. LEAKE.
uOl-tls Clark