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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13

ben, Sbnen bas 3euguiB tiber befau,
Gene p1tttung als Gebrerin ni9t ertbeili
uuerben tam. : Sic einge3ablten 8,iis
fun9sgebabren i'm getrage BON atp6If
Wtart erfolgen nit 3udi6t 6arauf,
oaB. Sic nod ber gntf6eibuna beg
9erren Miaiters our 2ebterinnea,p riis
Jung i5erbdrpt ni6t bitten augelaRen
tperben bitten, bur1 Yofanmeifuua
3uliid. (se3.) BON 3~berplik."
Gin firaIi6 our9 ben Nbgeorb.
neten 8ebeI in Rsi9stage CUR 6bra6e
gebra6ter 6al bon 5olbatenmi6banbz
lung 1T ieSt Dor Dem MiIitdrgeri9t
berban6elt morben. Gin u~nteroffaier
bes in 3ittau garniiouirenben Snfantes
rte Regimeuts, mel6er einem &etruten
bttm @rsr3ieren Elm st6seres Stud sis
auf ben Ropf legea lieB, marbe our Des
9~rabation uno gu recommendations Ses
funssbaft berurtbeilt. Gin onberer
unteroff5ier befelben &egiments, mel.
der bas 9ur6briden Der Gniee beim
parabeidritt bur@ @toBen nit Der
GuBipibs an bas 8ein er3tpingen uonte,
lpurbe nit brei Wonateu Geitunesbaft
befraft.
Sos @rgebniB Der Iebten go!tss
3dblung i'm 9er3ostbum 8raunf9meig
1T 400, 029 @inwobner (gegen 372, 452
ON l. DECEMBER 1850; bobon entfaIs
len anf bic 5tabt 8rauni9meig 10O,.
288 (gegen 85,174).
8etrefs Der Beerbisung bon
5elbfm6rbern lit fhr bas Gersogtbum
Meiningen bonn Ober. &irdenraib cine
8erorbnung erlafen porben, tuelae
ben @eifli6en marin ans Sera legt, in
allen fol6en GdIen ben @eit Der Drift
li6en @ilbe unb 2iebe tpalten au Iafen
unb auf @uni@ Der 9interbliebenen an
ber 8eerbigung (borausgelebt, bob
btefelbe eine pruntloie unb lille if)
tbetl5unebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13

So it mebr aatarrb in bieler @eaenb bes
2anfes ala bon allen anberen Rranf6eiten au.
fammen, unb bis In ben lesten Sabten gait er
ala unbeilbar. SieIe Sabre lang ertlarten
Doctoren ibn fit eine lptale Rranfbeit uno
f9rieben lOfale Seilmtttel bor, nno ba fe Jpn
nit aratli9er 8ebanbluns befanbig ni6t III.
rirten, erfldrten ie i'm fir nnbeilbar. Die
@iFenf6aft bat betpiefen, Sas Ratarrb cine
northumberland If unb besbalb eonai.
tutioneae 8ebanOluns erforoert. Sau's Ga.
tarrb Sur, ~fabri3irt bon s. 8. @beneb &
Co., Solebo, Ohio, III bic ein3ise confitutio>
nellie Sur I'M Marfte. sic bir6 innerIi@ in
DOZEN o6er @aben bon 10 Gropfen bis aI Ell.
mem SbeeloFelSoG senoatmen. Sic pirit Die
reft auf bas 8lut un6 bic f@leimise SberHa@e
ees ShftemS. Sic bieten einbunOert Donars
fit teben Gau, ben fe a1 turiren berfeblt. 2a6t
@u@ eireulare nnb 8eusniRe fommen. abref,
ftrt: s. 8. gbeneb & Go Solebo, 8.
GB 8erfauft bon apotbetern, rs gtS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13

botes ent(9loHem babe, muB leiber aIs
m;nbeiens berfriibt beaei@net Derben.
Sn Witfli6teit tuirb bic beuti@e &e9ie'
rung fenes @inFubrperbot ni6t eber ouf'
beben, dig He fi9 babor iiber5eugt bat.
baB bic reueil BON bet amerifanii9en
&egieruug erlaHeneu 8eifimmuugen CUR
genlueu unteriu9ung Der aur1 Grport
g~elaneenben e9la9t6aus . probutte
unb Iebenben 8iebes aud in wlrtiamer
Weile unb unter frenger Gontroue 5ur
Dur@Tabrung gelaugen. 8ermutbll4
mirb man ou1 banu eft ben Support
lebenoer s9nsiue g%eiiatten, bepOr man
bic ginfubr Der pottfdld9terei : PRO
BUTTE wieoer frei9iebt.
Ser &ei@stag, bet an 10. Npril
mad Idueerer pauie nieher auiammens
getreien lit, bat feline 8%sratbuugen iber
Sic 6oc'als &eform tuteber aufgenoms
men. Die SDeialbmoftateu Siebtne6t,
YebeI unb Grobme matfen Der tteuen
Social. Bolitit Der Gegieruno boz, BOB He
bic l1nternebmer ouf Goften Der 4rbeiter
beganfise. Der n&eidsanseiger" tbeilt
NIT, Der 2aifer babe geboHt, 5aB ber
@ei1stag fi9 3u @unifen ieines pros
iectes erfIdren tperbe unb amar 10
f6nen, boB Die gauge Nrbeiteri@ub.Biu
mod in bielem 0erbfte @eiebesfraft ct.
laneea t5nnte. SEPT fteat es fi@ aber
beraus, baB li9 bic 0erbanblungen
tber bic Bill 10 bera6gern wer6en, baB
fe auf teineu SOL Dor Mnfaug ad6fen
Sabres fertigBeitellt fem wiro.
Die &eihstagss Gommiiion ftir poif<
unb SelesrlpbeH > 4ngeleeenbeiten bat
febt Bic Nntloge unterlu9t. tpel@e cine
Mn3abl bon freifinnigen 3eitunssmdn=
ueru, tpel9e eleidaeitig &ei9stagsabgee
orbnete ftnb, gegen bic 8erualtung bes
@ei9ssS elesropbeas Nmtes erboben Bots
ten. Sana9 1T es elm bduft8es 8ors
tommniB, baB 1uterbeamte ber Sele.
grapben. 4emter bic Annabme bon De>
pei1en berpeigert babeu, tpenn bic.
ielben cine Der Resierung Opponis
renbe Weinung bertraten, ODER BOB lie
f6 iogar miltirIide N~bdnoetuag Ober
- ~.
&nr3ungen lolWef aelegramm eflaus
ben. gum algemei1en erttaa1ea gao
oer 6etrenenoe Tegterna9soerlreter Dor
Der Heid)stass. eommtlfton 5i, DOB aeu'
erola8s prtoatim eth circular an Die
5elesrapbenoeamten e;latler mosoerl
tet, BURG foeldes Die fraBeten Seftms
I1ui1geit altgeDuben toorcea maren iiID
Durd tDeleDes angeor0ilet moroen icy
boB Die Beau1tei etie getutns Srttlt
IN ge3ug out bic AHtla1u'e ooer
N%blebnung bon 6elegramlr1erI uro
auf bic N~bdnoeru1g mtBlleotger Wens
0uilgeH autsabert iolter. Sle Derliier
greiie Ilf elr9 otele oureontratli9e
Wlutnr1errlWaft weft9er Oern9ll mors
ben, dig oteletlge III per yreotn5, dser
oas oefBtiloert Ole etffere nt@t, ote 0p.
pottloi1 geger1 cteie llooerrle Jorii Der
@eniur aus erergil9ite gu lilterlttgetl.
Der %ailer MIRO NO. gnoe eteles
Morats rad GliaB sTotqrIigetl be8es
ben. VI tuiro b%eiOaOsrs ote JeltuIestt
an Der fran3ohlHen GreIse snipletrerl
unO IS be.Bt. odB i9la IN Nfes Elm gros
BkI WuIQtubH UetBtt(k tUCtUCW fUu%
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13
RaEaae uaG3 europa,

9ie Ngentuten bes 9errn ". s.
Ooung, SO. l Commerce : StraBe,
San Qntonip, nnb SO. 603 Mains
StraBe, Satto8, bertreten nur bic
anerfanat beIien europdiiden 9ampfers
2inien. 6err Douns 1T i'm 5tanbe bic
b illtgfeu &aten gu gebeu. ers
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe 9etpanf@te Iuss
tunft unb beiOrgt iebr prompt ole ibm
tibergebeaen Wuftrdge. @er nod gu'
rOpo gu reiien piinf9t, Ober 8erDanote
beriibertommen laHen min, nenbe R@
all irsenb cine Der genGnnten I9entaref.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13

S@- Der glumber 6. 6. aItfins,
30. 30 AUtfue 3 ndbe pDft Office.
bat, um ben gefteigerten Nniprhder.
bic an fem @ei@dft gefellt tperben,
na6tommeu 81 t6nner, f9 nit eiaem
tl9tigen Gadmanne, 9errn Sbomas,
afociirt unb nirb mie getp6bnli@ aur
3ufriebenbeit bes YubIifums ole Nufs
fridge raid erlebisen. Selepbon APT. Z
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13
Mfeerideiot's @iperzs nbbipiiiun.

lablIh BON Wils SiraBe, baut R9 iebt
leb6afi an. Si6ett Sud Elm @run0s
iihd, ebe fte ale berfauft fin6. Cement.
5eitenDege Dor iebem 8aupIat uub Bis
3ur StroBeHbabnliuie. Dies @igen-
tbum liegt in Der Sta6t. Wenbet gud
on @e5r. Meerf6etbt, No. 4O7
Oft S~oaHcnhraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13

@aS mtllt on babeu,
&rautbcit, 2cioen unO 8ersweiflun9,
Ooer @eiunO9eit, Gtarfe nn6 9ebcns>
mutb ? Oh fannit eiufad wablclr.
a0e dsouiiden &ranf6citea unb llurc>
selntdBi9feiten, bic namentli6 oem Brar@
enseidFdJte anbaftea, wcrOen per-
manent gebeilt our9 Or. Ricrce's So
borite Breicription. GS felt bic 6ralls
eMfunctionen our sciunScn Sbati9fcit
iuieoer Der. SIS bclcitist bic 9inOcrhiile
uno Senlmmasel, mcldlc StOran9cll NIB
Gleno c~rserseu. Sir pcriOOiidc S@mer>
gen, iunerlidc @nt3aubuu9, Giterun9
atlo sleidartise @sbredJeu, 1T cs Gin poo
iitipes Seilmittel. Das GDltcm uirO
seltdrtt, bas 8fut bereideat, Die Gcrs
bauun9 befOrOert, ole geelandjolie rulb
Meroofitat peridcudt. Gs 1T cine dd)te
0rsisi, unO bic einsisc, bic 9arautirt 1T,
GatiSfactiOn III Der ~poGfan6igcn Seis
lung afer p6rouenlsiScu" gu Grben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13

nnfern $500 e9ub fabren mir Itit
s Sabren unb sarantiren iebes paar.
Nu6 1T Bel uns allies in Samen.. 9ers
rens, Gnaben. unb Mdb9en , s@ubeu
5u finoen.
CINDERELLA Gd5mb Gt5rc,
gde Oft 6ouffonfraBe uab &Oenus G.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13

sar Die nenelien Gil5., 6tro6s,
Dunlap Z Gnor. unb gtetiors 0hte bel
pancDaft & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13

Dg- Su unter3eug, 0emben, 8Oilet'
teartiteI fin6et man nirgeHowo before
4uspabl aIs bel Bantoaf&S pbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13

D6- 9os bette 8rennbOI3 in Der
Stabt III su baben BEL Carr & q os
Der 3elepbOn 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-13

Bar 2aBt gu6 bel paneoaf &
Sobn einen In3ug MAIDEN; Sbr ,uer'
bet 5ufrieben |ein.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
GRIND LODGE OF MAsONS.
The One-Hundred- an d. Fourteenth Conven
don Here Next Week.

Inc
ton Here Next Week.
Extensive preparations are in progress AZ
tho now Masonic Temple for the reception OF
the Grand Lodge Of Virginia Tuesday even
ing.
Although the arrangements for the accom-
mediation of this meeting will necessarily Dc
temporary. they will be excellent IN CHAR
ac:er.
The Grand Lodge Hall is finished, and was
cleared yesterday Of rubbish and cleaned
ready for the reception OF the furniture.
Grand Secretary W. 3. lsaacs was seen by
TINES reporter last evening IN his splendid
suite OF Offices on the front OF the nrst moor
lie thinks that this meeting will be the larg.
est ever held IN the State. as the occasion or
opening the new Temple will prove an un-
usual attraction.
The meetings usually have al audience Of
about three hundred. and it l. probable that
IL will this year reach tour hundred or more
All delegates and past-masters Will have
seats on the main floor OF the hall. ana otner
visiting Masons will DO located IN the GAL
lcry.
Ibis is the one hundred and fourteenth
annual communication of the Most Worship
full Grand Lodge OF Virginia. A. /. and A.
NJ. and it will be held commencing at 8
O'Clock in the evening.
Grand Master j. Howard wayt. of Staun-
ton. Is expected u arrive ON Monday.
The committee N work Will meet at St.
Adams Hall at O'Clock tins evening.
At the annual meeting of the Masonic
Temple Association. Judge Wexford was re-
elected president aud Mr. w. Is. Isascs
secretary and treasurer.
The following board was elected: Messrs.
b. r. Wexford Jr.. ". L. Tanner. A. K.
Courtney, /. ;. lower. j. g. Cabell. John f.
MAYER. ). Y. Bidgood. G. 4. Wingo and j. II.
CapeTs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
AMUsEMhArs LAST EyEyING.
1.-TWO Johns" at Richmond Tbeatre-Tb,
Regular Mozart Musicale.

Two Johns" at Richmond Tbeatre-The
Regular Mozart Musicale.
J. c. Stewards Comedy Company opened q
three nights engagement OF the Two Johns
at the Theatre last evening
This musical comedy is we'll known TO the
public and was presented by variety com
pany as good rs the average.
MOZART MUSICALE
A large and enthusiastic audience. at
tracted by the appearance OF an old Richmond
ihvorlte, Mr.. Thomas Lloyd Dahuey. tiled
Mozart Academy last night The concert
company was tho SlAytOn New York Stars. "
composed of Mis-. llalienbeck. seprauO: Mss
ROsee contraltO; Mr. Dabney, tenor. and
Mr.. Harper baritone.
The programme was made up of melodious
and classic selections which seemed To ful
favor with the audience, each number being
encOred.
Miss Hallenbeck. Miss Rosene and Mr.
Harper have fine voices well trained and
rendered their respective numbers with good
elect.
OF Mr.. Dabney's voice everything favor
able, nothing uniayorabie. IS t. lie said.
lie possesses tcnOre rObusto of rare sweet
ness AMI volume. anu although suierlnp with
a severe cold last evening was apparently nm
hampered bv his lndlsposltion which only
prevented the lu!l power OF hls voice bslnr,
exhibited Mr.. Dabney will 10 remembered
as former member OF st. Paui's choir and
select coterie OF itichmonds society.
The son % d talented iatbol-the author of
don Mih'-he adds Intelligence ami ,nIisicsi
amour prOpre 10 his naturally attractive voice
and undoubtedly las u favorable future as u
singer OF the first grade At present lie is
studying with William Courtney. the well.
known New ork teacher and intends com
pletng has studies abroad. All OF his kich-
luond trends wish hun success ind good
fortune. and viii ever give him a cordial re-
ceptlOn, both public and .oclal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11

Invitations have lust been i~sued nv, NJ
and Mrs. julius Siraus 10 the wsJdi1g ~
their daughter Sarah ~. b Mr. 1oseph NJ
Kosenbaum. The ceremony will take place
al the synagogue Beth Ahaba on Tuesday
evening. December "a. at $50 o'clock
Miss Sarah NJ. Straus is the daughter OF Mr.
julius Straus. the well-known insurance
agent and very prominent Mason. Size Il
women IL Richmond Miss Straps 10 Ne
treasurer # the Ladies' Auxiliary AssocIgtinn
OF the Masonic Home. She is esce,diuoiv
popular IN the Association and has made 8
mos. excellent officer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
COMMISSIONERS OFFrcg.
RIcHMoSD. Va. December 10. 1891.

The parties to the foregoing cause and al
persons having claims and demands against the
estate OF the said Henry G. Shaw, deceased. are
hereby notified that I have fixed on the llTH
DAY OF JANUARY. 1892 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, as
the time, and my Office AZ No. 1913 east Main
street in the said CITY, AS the place for proceed
ing % execute the foregoing decree.
The creditors of the said decedents estate
arc required to present their claims against the
said estate before me at the time and place
above designated and establish the same by
legal proof.
1iyon mder my hand as commissioner in
chancery OF the said court. the day and year
first aforesaid.
JAMES ii. MATTHEWS. Commissioner.
SANDS PoLLARD IL SANDS, p. O. de ll-f-iw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CHANCERY- COURT OF THE CITY
i OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 1. 1891.

Joseph S. Payne. who sues on behalf OF HIM
self and all Der creditors OF the late con-
Germ OF Tompklns, Hale n Com. .flaintir,
Against
Robert NJ Tompkins and Samuel II; Bowman
surviving partners OF 1ompkins, HAZE %,
and in their own right, and Mary T. rare the
executrK OF John Hale. deceased. defendants
Extract from Decree of December l. 1911
The Court doth adjudge, order and decree
that this cause he referred 10 one OF the COM
missioners Of this court to take and settle the
first An account of all debts and demands
against the late concern Of Iompbins. Hale x
Co. and the order OF their priorities.
second. an account OF the assets or the said
concern, OF what kind and wheresoeyer STU
ated.
Third. An account Of tho partnership trans;
actions Of lhe said lompkins, Hale ~ CO., AMI
OF Bowman IL Hale and what interests are due
70 the several partners in said concern.
Fourth. Any other matter deemed pertinent
by the commissioners or desired by any OF the
parties interested TO be stated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
he lubufanc.

calls '0N"y nau three
Al $50 A. Nj. TO the city stables 10 a colorsd
. man VINO was suffering from NEURALGIA Of
'"s nea,t, lie was treated and taken home
NJ 4 M. TO Fifth street between Clay and
pmMsu@ii 70 white man whose leo was
,nk1n oy iaiiinS embankment. He was
streets. '''-"'sl ana MAN
nI o.4y T.. NJ. 70 No G09 Louisiana stree, %
aoo'otsG eirl who had cut her hand Win ~ ~
axe. She was treated and LETT WIN Hn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. December 10, 1891. |

The parties 10 the foregoing cause and all
persons having debts md demands against the
late concern OF pAins. bale %. are
DAY OF JANUARi. 1872. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. as
the time and my, Office at 20. 1914 east Nam
street in the said CITY, as the place. Tor pro-
ceeding 10 execute the foregoing decree;
Given IN Ter my hand as Commissioners in
Chancery OF the said Court the day and year
first aforesaid. JAMES NJ. MAI lhEMS,
Commissioner.
SANDs Pollard * SANDS, D. q. dell-ffw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
Address Postponed.

The address which was 10 have been de-
livered last evening at tho Richmond Col
lece by Professor h. G.. Gilman. president Of
tho johns Hopkins University faculty, was
postponed until some time in the middle Of
December The subject was the Relation
Of Geography 70 the Study of History" and
Dr. Gilman is said to make a most interest
ing aud instructive address on the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
ElNEIfAI. NOTICE.

The interment OF W. HARRY COOK, who
died in Baltimore last week will take p ace
on arrival of the fast mail, Union Depot, MON
DAY. December 9Th. at 2:3S p NJ AT Oakwood.
Friends of his father and sister are respect
fully invited 10 meet at No coo north Eighth
street al half-nnst o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11

The Court doth adiudge. order and decree
that the papers in this cause be referred TO one
OF the commissioners of this court who Is d.
rected to inquire and report as follows:
First. hat real estate the SAID Henry C.
Shaw died seized and possessed OF and its fee
simple value.
Second. An account Of all debts and demands
against the estate Of the said Henry &. Shaw.
deceased. and their priorties, II any.
Third. Whether or not all creditors OF the
said Henry c. Shaw. deceased are before the
court.
Fourth. An account Of the transactions of the
administrator OF Henry c. Shaw. deceased. and
any Other matters deemed pertinent by the COM
missioner or required by any Of the parties 10
be stated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11

Secure home at Highland Springs one Of
highest. hcalthiest. pleasantest places IN the
suburbs OF Richmond. Take Seven Pines
railway tive-ride tickets. Is cents. some
OF me ne" houses are for sale on easy terms
and the railroad company ives a vearl,, 80
with each house when occupied. s"''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11

William Oakley (cooredD broka tlo v,;,,
OF tho STORE No t0j east Marshall last .ver
ing with the intention Of stealing groceries
thereirom. Officers austin aud Taliey how
ever. saw the thief. and, after hot chase 70
Tenth and Leigh streets. Oakley was canobt
and carried TO tue Second station. The stors
is occupied by j. r. Mitchell. ''0'o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
An Annual I,anau.t

The Richmond Howi,ysr as.o.,..,
have their annual banquet al 1i; o',nn VIII
parlors on next Tuesday evening A. n' nHn
MeisTs; George L. Chr stan, Frank d lin I'M
nittes. 'N0 'n'iIaIion CON-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11

BROWNE 30 HOWARD - Married. at Grace
Episcopal church, December 10th, by the Rev.
Thomas Tidal. d. D.. of Camden. y. j., as
sisted By the Rev Landon 4. Mason. rector OF
the church. Mr.. OHRtS A. BROWNE, of Cape
Charles City. 10 Miss MAMIE BRUCE HOW
ARD. of Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
MARRIED..

CARLTON-HAMM OND.-Tuesday. Deem
Der g. 1897. at Olive Branch church. James City
county by Rev. George + .NcCee, JAMES CARR :
NER CARLTON. OF Richmond, TO KATE NOW
BRAY, daughter OF /. W. Hammond, Esq, OF
james City county.
No cards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
lie II HIS.

YOSF.-Dicd on Wednesday. the 9th instant,
at 3Oi east Franklin street, Of peritoniiis, MRS.
FANNIE WALLER NOSE
Funerel from second PRESBYTERIAN church
FRIDAY AFTERNOON at ( o'clock. lnterment
at HOLLYWOOD.
SCHOCH Died. at his residence. No. e0i
Moore street at 7:3) l.. NJ. December 10th.
JOSEPH SCHOCH. in the sixty-fourth year Of
his age.
Funeral notice will be given later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

r WAsHNGIoS d. C.. Dec. 10.-Fore-
lfhlR cast: For Virginia, southerly winds
--no change in temperature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-11

How many women have thus dreamed about
their lost health and strength They suffer
greatly from weakness and debility. become
nervous. fretful. pass sleepless nights. wake
tired. without appetite. strength or ambition.
Tired and miserable all the time expresses
their feelings. and they often have palpitatlon'
Indigestion, gas boating, malaria. liver trouble
and constipation. IT a woman thus troubled Is
wise she will procure Immediately that great
nerve cure and restOrer of strength Dr.
Greene's Nervura. Health of body and
strength of nerve will return and she will
again know her old-time strength. power and
yigor TO enjoy every moment Of life. DIR.
Greene's Nervura is purely vegetable anG
harmless Druggists sell it. 81.
''i deem it my duty to say that | think DR..
Greene'- Nervura the best medicine in the
world. Ny kidneys were in terrible state L
had awful pains in the back and side, and could
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SANDS. POLLARD & SANDS. .. q. den-fiw

NTHE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY
L OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER !, 1891.
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For North Carolina: Fair; variable winds;
stationary temperature.
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The police court was In session a shout
while yesterday morning, Mayor Atkinson
presiding. George Fnney. a negro. was
charged with driving heayy-laden wagon on
the macadamlzed streets. He pleaded ignor-
ance on account Of living in Richmond. and
was accordingly discharged, as it was hi first
onense. No other arrests had been made up
to late hour last night
The Richmond and Manchester Railway
company We're To have had meeting last
TUESDAY. but II did not materialize. Ii was
POSTPONED till the 22d instant.
- Inc Alert Fire Company will give a ball az
Oid Fellows Hall tonight ''' ~
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Extract from decree in above cause rendered
on the LIST day of December 1871
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Jacob +. Shaw. administrator Of Henry G. shaw.
deceased. an Others. Defendants.
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THE ALEsr's OFFICE

The Alert ire Company had meeting in
their rooms Wednesday evening last A small
amount Of routine work was done The officers
and committees made their reports. after
which the election If officers for the epsnine
year was gone into with the following result.
Chief. A. j. Gallagher; Captain. W. J. Os-
terbine; First Assistant II. }. Winter; Second
Assistant. X. II. Crooks; Foreman of Truck
Alexander Rudd Secretary, John j. BOYLE
Treasurer, X. II. Crooks; Sergeant-at-ArIns
William +. Morgan; First Fire Warden. Philip
Browder; Second Fire Warden. &dward Gal
lsgher; Pipenen. r. h. Owen, ". f. MORGAN.
William Undertake and w. II. Logan; Fire
Police, W. i. Smith and J. j. Boyle.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER II. 1881.