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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11
Offers o;a l;cet Sugar Factory.

JOHN KoENlGsTE Mayor of Norfolk
is out in an open lcttc:.. making 81 prop
osition to Norfolk or any other Ne
braska city or town TO build, equip and
operate beet sugar factory. MI koc-
nisstcin states that he has ample capt.
tai and an experienced company back
OF him. He proposes 10 pay so per
ton for hects, regardless OF the succhar-
inc percentage, and offers q premium of
500 to anyone raising 100 tons At
least 5000 acres OF beets must be guar
anteed. If a satisfactory arlangemcnt
can be entered into before Jan. |. 1892.
the new factory can be completed ready
for beets October following. Mr. koc-
nigsten is a man OF his word and I'M
Goubtedly means business.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11
A Train Tails YhirIY Feet.

PASSENGER train on the Louisville,
New orleans & Texas Railroad won't
through a trestle near Evansville. Miss,
falling a distance of thirty feet. No
person was killed., but sixteen were ia.
jured, some seriously.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11
Tine Interest In irrigation.

STATE ENGiSEME or IRRIGATION
BALDWIN says there is grown: interest
IN the subject Of irrigation all over
South Dakota unG particularly in the
jim River valley. ii! !. ii IS Tor infor-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11
kcnrney Gets Il Bicycle FACTORY.

The required amount OF cash and
lands has been raised to secure q; bicy-
Gle factory for kearncy. and her citi-
zcns are iublant over the result. Tho
matter now only awaits the closing of
the contract between trustees appointed
and the projectors OF the enterprise. A
committee will GO East in few days 10
close tho deal
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11
PRODUCT OF Or SOFT,
IMPOSING FACTS OF INTEREST
TO ALL.

Census Figures Relative to yi.icu,turo
Horticulture and Agriculture that Ave-
+ Both Great and surpris:ng-Forecast 30
the Fruit Production.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11
Of,c,a, Vote of south Dakota.

The official vote of South Dakota for
United States Representative, as can
vasscd by the State board, is as follows:
.Jolley, Republican, 1854; Smith, 1nde-
pendent, 14,5s1; Woods, Democrat,
7,1SS: total vote, 80. 400.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11
His Days Are Numbered.

THE South Dakota State Board of
Pardons. in session at Pierre, refused
to recommend change in the sentence
Of Lehman. the Custer County MUIR
derer, from hanging to Imprisonment
for life, and he will pay the penalty for
his crime on January 8 next. The
grounds on which Communication was
asked for was insanity. The board
held that if insane he should not be
be imprisoned, therefore they had
nothing to do with the case. Five man
slaughter cases and Il number of others
were before the board, and the only one
recommended for pardon was that Of
Jackson, charged with nlansIaughter,
from Meade County.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11
Not u Mortgage FiIed.

In Blaine County. Neb., during the
month OF November, not IL single farm
mortgage WIS Fled.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11

THE most simple wa, to clean tlAe in
side of wash bowls, baths, and th9 sta
tionary marble basins, OH which al sort
OF scum or deposit forms, if not very
carefully cared !or is to rub them with
dry salt 1t takes off all the dirt and
leaves them bright and shining.
THE Arkansas rejected lover who IS
suspected of having burned brides
trousseau may have wished to be re-
garded as. her old hame.-Louisvllle
COurier-J ournal.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11
A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.
Are Indians Abandoning Tribal Relations


Under State or National Control.
A VERY important point involving the
jurisdiction of courts over lands taken
by Indians in severalty is before the
United States court ut Sioux Falls. 1t
involves more interests. so far as the
Indians are concerned. than any case
which has been tried since the existence
of the Territory of Dakota. When Con-
gress opened a part of the Sioux Res
ervation, an act was passed allowing
Indians TO take land in severalty. A
great many Indians have taken advan-
tage of this permission to sever their
tribal Acknowledgment. Napoleon,
Traverse. Scott, Ash Arm, and !. large
number of other prominenf half-brccd
families have large bodies OF land. The
Deprau family are all half breeds and
are very numerous, and have taken
over 5000 acres. The question in
Nolved is this: Are these allotted por-
lions of land, nearly all OF which are
located within the boundary OF the
coded portion Of the reservation, under
the jurisdiction Of the United States
or the South Dakota courts? In the
case of the Indian charged with COM
uniting a crime upon the claim or al
lotted portion of another Indian it is az
gued and maintained that the United
States Court has no Jurisdictions: that
the Indian in severing his tribal rela-
tions, which he does in taking land in
scveralty, becomes Il citizen OF South
Dakota and therefore under the ,iuris-
diction of the State courts The gov
eminent on the contrary claims that
each one of these allotted pieces is ~
miniature reservation, and by the act
of Congress in granting them to the
Indian it was intended to maintain
jurisdiction over the land. The reason
the cattlemen are taking unusual in
terest in the case is from the fact that
the State Legislature last winter passed
a fence law which is of great benefit
to them. 1t provides that farms shall
be fenced on the west side of the Mis-
souri, and the cattle allowed to roam
On the east side the reverse is tho case
the herds are fenced. Should Judge
Edgerton decide that these allotted por-
tions of land are miniature rcserva-
tions. then the State courts would have
no jurisdiction over them and the India n
need not fence his farm. Should tres
pass occur, he could secure damages.
Judges Edgerton and Shiras will rem
der their decision about the 18th inst.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-11

THE brightest girl trc s to make light
Of everything -Dal.as News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
WESTY VIRGINIA And MARYLAND
Governors Of Both States 10 Attend The
Exposition al Raleigh.
TRINITY COLLEGES DAY At THE FAIR.
Large Warehouse Burned Senr Raleigh
Governor Holt Very Busy Man
North state News.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov. Especial. The
city is full Of Trinity College students to-
night. tomorrow being Trinity College dav
at the Exposition Tomorrow the faculty Of
the institution and one hundred students will
arrive, and there will be speeches and appro-
pirate exercises in honor Of the day.
Arrangements were completed to-day for
another fve-mi,e bicycle race between Win
Wynne of this city and George Fitzsim-
mons of Greensboro. IL will take place at
the Exposition grounds within the next two
weeks his time the contestants vii ride
separately and will be- timed instead Of riding
together as they did last week
News reaches here this ng that the
large warehouse of G.. y. Afford IN this
county was destroyed by fire last night, en-
failing loss Of j. 100.
Governor Holt is having 1usy week this
week. To-day he opene the Cumberland
air at Fayetteville. and tomorrow he will be
present at the laying OF the cornerstone OF
the blast furnace 40 Greensboro. On the day
following no will be IN aleigh % entertain
Governor Fleming of West Virginia.
IL IS positively learned to-day that Cover
nor Jac ksOn Of Mary and will attend the
Exposition with the Fifth Maryland reH-
ment and will be accompanied by his stat
and number of ladie4 from among social
leaders OF Baltimore There will also be with
the party bout lOrty leading business men
OF Baltimore grand mil tary ball will be-
given complimentary 20 visitors on Wednes-
day night Governor Fleming will be the
guest Of Governor Holt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
BY H. b Chann & Co.. Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street. Richmond, Va.
HANDSOME WEST END IMPROVED AND
VACANT PROPERTY.
To BIZ SOLD ~
COMMISSIONER OF CHANCERY COURT

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Ourt IN fhe cause OF Lawrence B Norrlss
against Garland Aorrlss and others. entered
June =. lsgi, II will on
IhUASDAl, NOVEMBER g. 1891.
az O clock ~. on the premises. proceed 10
sell - ia lie ancuOn 10 the highest b. oder, the
following prOpertl
first The Old MORRIsS HOMESTEAD.
fronting on Arb and Grove avenues aud Narri
SON srcei. This lroprry may ue sold a, =
Whole or In lois fronting in Park avenue. fhus
ln-uilue lro.ccfl0n 10 the fronts OF lots on 90.
ioslie side OF ark aNeLuc
Second zen 10 LOI' fronting on north
side OF ] ark avenue. lefween harrison and
iord streets he,c lots front - feet each and
extend X 10 all allef
his Is the most desirable property now on
the inurke. nj -AoulI attract the attention OF
parties seeking hrst-class investments or sites
for building homes.
TERMS Que fourth cash and the balance in
three equai lnsiallment- at six Twelve ami eigh-
teen months Tor negO,ia le lfr- wi h d Ter
cent IN crest AL waiver OF homestead exon D.
ton. AMI ut rc alDed uniil The whole purchase
money Is paid and conyes ance ordered by the
Court.
Pats OF the property may f seen Al the Office
OF .- b I'm 60 who " % be clad t. give
any information IN regard 10 the lots
WILLIAM \. NILSSON. JR..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
RAILROADS.
RAYLROADs.
~~~N~~~~~N~O~-o~Nc~~
N 4 e : Northumberland

NR, n. " ""ssVsn<"Vososu" AI
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 81. 1891.
hEEkb lsrR HTlFgtH mo- 3ou DAlLD'
300 A. ~. Richmond and Norfolk through
express. Arrive Norfolk IL rs A. II
stops only at Petersburg, Wsverb
1905 A. H.. For Roanoke. Rsdford. Pulaski,
Brittol also connects a. Radsori
Tor Blueheld aud Pocshontas Par.
Ior car Petersburg 10 koanoAe. aud
Pullman Sleeper Roanoke 20 Men,
phi' via Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga.
1910 P. ~, For lynchburg. Roanoke and inter
mediate stations NO connection
beyond Roanoke.
rs H. H. f f5f fo 4 Sss' h.sora Fs.
Bristol Also for Bleneld Poca
hontas. Elkhorn and stations on
Shnch valley Division Also for
louisville and stations on J.. kS.
II. II Via aOriun. Pullman raace
seepsr between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Perths ready FOR oocu
Isncy az goo !. NJ. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg TO Louisville
VIA Norton, AMI Roanoke 10 Mem.
phls ana ew Orleans via Knoxville
and Chattanooga. ''''0
Az, r "a arrive Richmond from Lyuchhury and
be N "e t nalty ~ "a NJ, $40 p NJ aud745
and 6:3S 2 ~ '-0 Last ~ II 40 4 III.
iichets' baggsge-che Ks, and all Information
Can oItalned al edmond and pe,ers-' 49,
.aifosa depo A. W. CARRIERS. sOl Main s,rss,.
s anu ~ the Company's Office, sss east Maj,
H. "; IOURTNEY,
Passenger Agent.
". Il. BEYILL.
c.,o-.,or - General Passenger Agent !
oehe'si ONCE. Roanoke. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
Il. B. CHArrIs 4 Co., Auctioneers iT'''''''O''

l. b NORRIS against Carl nd NORRIS and
ais In the Chancery Court Of The CTS OF hich-
mond
B, Charles ". Goddin. clerk Of said conrt.
certify THAI the bond required oil The So
clal commissioner by the decree IN sal,i cause
~ une 3, 1854, has lie Il du.y gwen
Giteu under my haud his est day Of Octo-
Der, 1891. CHALI E ". GOpII[.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
The Times Want Column.
Those who have used this column claim that
tne enect has been eminently satisfactory.
on. What aCourh.

Miu You heed the warning-the signal. per.
Saps' o. 1ie sure approach OF that more terrible
can snord for tho sake Of saving 50 cenys
ttornn inc risk and DO nothing for it, We know
rom tIperlepce thar Shilohs Cure will cnrs
your cough 1t never fails. This EXPLAINS whv
more thsn million OF bottles were sold the past
ssn. tsleNes Group and Whooping CongL
tVuce' mothers DO not DO without il. Samnia
Il Shields Co, corner OF Filth and Ma In
Tree samples OF Or Miles Restorative
N,sIys,ane, ~ owens Minors Drug COMPANY
lVH Main street opposite postonice. cnres head
FITS, nervous debility, poor memory etc ga
and remarkable discovery. Or Sdares, the Dr
Miles Medical Company, Llkhars. Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
RAILROAD IrtMs.

Presidents of all the Eastern trunk lines are
70 meet on THURS lay in Chairman Goddard !
Office At the foot OF liberty street
Chairman M.dgley has asked the other
members oi the lOint-r te committee 10 AN II
the circular re ar ing diyis ons with the N
diana Illinois AMI Iowa lhe circular d, sim
effective IN Western territory. although alro.
gated IN the hast
Investigation at ansas City shows LARGE
number OF cut-rate tickets in scalpers bands
The lowest rate .uOted IS twenty two dollars
Kansas City to ew ork. the regu Ar rte
be ng twenty-slX dol airs an tlftr cents The
Chicago rate IL also ut NV dollar.
The Ogdensburg Transit announces that II
VIII 90 out of the lake and rail- iu,ines, for
the season alter NOyemt TT tn. All OH er lake
and ran lines viii prol ably take e same ne.
ton before November 10Th. and the rail lines
VIII begin doing nearly 40 per cent moe
business, exclusive of corn ton age
Rail lines from Chicago last week carried
5S.lOl tons east and AXE lines 4, .5g8 Grand
Trunk sh vs. gam Of nearly - 0 tons OF
throu ID traihc. consisting OF q 2l9tons Mich
igan CenIa. took 20 per cent ort Ma,ne
lg, Nickel late, "a Grand Trunk. IS lake
Shore A: Baltimore aud Ohio. 10. aud Pan
handle, 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.

B. AND A. R.RJ
49,. :. LEAVE RICHAOND.
y" a. a., mali' tally, Tor Lynchbure. Natural
bridge Lexington. Buena Vista
Iiasgow. Craig 10y ,u1cept SIN.
day aud Clifton Forge.
~ Tor chair Richmond 70 Cliff
Ian \, ron forge daily cept un av.
Wv T. H. except sunday, for Lynchburg con.
Meeting with a train Leaving lynch.
1urg &C GDJ A. nj for Natural
BRUCE, Lexington, ratt Cifv az.
&C. unias and Clifton Forge.
,sHieSe,pPing,csr 70 Lynchburg
S$, T. ~ daily, from Clifton Forge
w ~ A NJ except sunday, from ciifton rorga
station Eighth and Cana street,, 'o'E 80
bar or ds IlheF information apply to A. W. Gar
oel . 3ulcs' Ml east Main street: chesapeake
ana OHIO Railway Company's stations. bssas'
oeaAe and Ohio general ottice. Eighth and Main
JOHN ID. POTTS
DIVISION Passenger ARen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
BY George W. MAYO, AuctiOueer.
TRUSTEES sALEOF LARGE QUANTITIES
OF
WHISTLES BRANDIEs. WINES, FANCY
GROCERIES. DC.

By virtue OF deed Of trust from julien Bin
| FORD 70 me a. tru tee. duly recorded viii sell
az No. l2J2 east Main street, beginning at 1854
! A. NJ,
MONDAY, Nov MBER 3, 1891.
barrels MONTICELLO two stamps WIS
2 barrels .1ONflCELLO two stamps WHIs-
/ barrel single stamp LESLIE WHISKY,
seven year. Old;
2 barrels OlERBROOK two stamps KEN
IOCkY bOURBON WHISKY;
barrel two amps COON RYE WHISKY:
barrel TWO stamps BUMGARDNER WIS
% a els two stamps FERNCLRFE BOUR-
\ WHISKY. 81 ring lscq, IN bond;
% barrels 10NTROoE EASTERN RYE Wits
10 barrels 81 s. 8lo%fIcELLo WHISKY, spring 1859,
in DOni;
! barre Inc GIN;
] barrel very line APPLE BRANDY:
BLA hbEhhl BRANDY. in barrels and half
IRAN ,CLAIET and GIN in cases:
LlPOkItD and ~ lCAN CHAMPAGNES;
SHELF Is. PORIS AMI other WINES and Ii
ANGOSIURA and other BIT Frs. in cases;
CIiAli~, SMOhIAG and CHEWING IOBAC-
5 OF various brands;
Ca NED GOO IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
T GILES. PkESL y. &c:
COtf ES TEAS 10 origiHei packages. and
general assortment OF such goods as are
usually kert by ir,t-class wholesale and
PLAii O61 aud -OUNTER SCALES. SHOW
CASE, and OkE-FiNTJR = including
GLASS EAONI CA T., UNIEH5.
SHILLING, BINS. &c.:
One very good iROCERS WAGON.
he long esta Iished reputation II the Ii
quuTs Nlne' and Groceries sold 10y DIR Julien
LInfurd ID sulnrlent assurance % the on ne
that everything Of red VIII bc of the yery best
quahiy and the trade W II have an unu MI o.
por unity 10 su liy the us. YES with well known
brands. TAIN J. J. Lei trustee.
GLOk6E W. MAYO. Auctioneer nol,4 56.1Ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
TEAiisfIfPs.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMpAyJ
FOR NEW YORK..

:. Steamer fn,6 leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
alllng time. N'U OeIore
Steamers leave New York for Ricbmo,t
e. VEL " EbNENDAf and SATURDAY A. -
DAl mornings All" NJ
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
tann fare 10 Aew lOrk via James river
route lncludlng meals and berth
honnd-triD tickets, limited 10 thirty d.v. y
after date Of issue -,
Sieefage. wiih SD sistence ..... ~ ~
SteeTase. without suOslstance
CeNin fare via hesapeake and Ohio Raj. y"
ca IN faro Via Richmond and Peter,s;',iu;r;g, 10 "
lailrOad ........ N d,
ickets can be obtained al 4 W 'Gsrber,
~ 1ialn street Chesapeake and Ohio and Rieb'
Mohd and Petersburg depots. and at comnanv',
onces i1ll Main street and wharf Hoekefts
relght received daily until H. 81
al Assengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
= tEnDAlo. WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
Nay via Newport News at 80 4. NJ. AMI AZ
hlchmond and petersburg railroad. came day a.
you A.. NJ vii make connection az NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those daYs
GEORGE " ALLEN Il CO.. Agents
, No. 1901 Main street. an
Ulsu COmpanys wharf ROcketts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

POBINs' NEW DRUG STORE,
300 EAST MARSHAL STREET. RICHMOND. Va.
STRICTLY FIRST GLASS MEDICINES,
FINE PERFUMERY. TOILET SOAPS. COMBS
AND BRUSHES. NIGHT LAMPS.
FOOD WARMERS. POCKET STOVES, HOT
WATER BAGS, ICE BAGS, ATOMIZERs,
INHALERS, GALyANIO BATTERIES. &c.
Best PICKLE SPICES in Richmond.
Ihlrty-fye years experience TELEPHONE g72.
loc2l-eodiml
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
sLoDUcHER's SHORT MARRIAGr.

Judge NcAdam, Of the Superior Court
granted decree yester lay anuulling the
marriage of ouis Sloduc er 10 Annie Slodu-
cher Sloducher and his wife are ~ sian
Hebrews. He is pale faced slight and about
eighteen wears old while she is sta wart aud
about forty.
LOUIS claims that in the fall of 1890 Annie
took him 10 an Fast side hall and do I'd hun
with whiskey and that when he became soner
he was assured that he was married. The
plot thickened two days later when a frenzied
man broke into SHOULDERS apart ents AID
SEEING him by the throat de anded ! on
villain W have you married my wife
Determinations aud explanations owed.
and Annie produced get or rabbi meal
divorce That she had obtained n Ru-sla.
Judge McAdam said that while the get
was legal n Russia it had n, force in the
United States. and Annles second arriage
was null and void. Sloducher seemed over
loyed at bus liberation and kissed the hand of
Lawyer Morris Goodhart ehuslyely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

RiCHhONp, FREDERICKSBURG AM po
- IOhAD hAlLhOAD.-schedule ,ornme,,
ing NJ 81 /, 1891 Eastern standard line.
s.0ns only a. Ashland lofhu.f
Milford, Fredericksburg B-ooss
snd Whitewater SLEEPER Nash.ny
zen snd New York Arrives :.
, mashln 1g9 a. 1901 = " Bait.-
49,, =, + NJ New York $50 r M
"''O a. H. ieAFes Byrd-street station daily ~.
SEPT nupdsy. Buffet par.0r Csr
- Washington az 4.l0 2. NJ. Btlr'
more 90 = NJ; Philadelphia. Ia
TUoP NJ, leave, N BTrd doIE qn .i,d, 1,ey
creeping car Richmond 20 NeH
lofk Stops only az Ashland. Both.
neH' Milford, fredericksburg
brooke and Whitewater. STOPS a.
olher stations on sundays. Arrives
- Washington at ii EOS f. n: Bain.
more 2.35 A. ~; PhiladelUhiA .B
40 =, A. NJ; New York. $50 A. 81
~" a. ~ strives az Byrd-street station daily
sleeper from New ork stops 0n.y
AZ Whitewater, Brooke Frederick
purg Milford, Boutwell, AID Ash
hhd; stops az other stations "a
sundays; Leaves Washington 80
s;'s ?. ~, arrives AZ Byrd-street station daily
otOps az fredericksburg, Muf0ri
BothWell and Ashland Sleeper
rom Washington and New FORK
does not stop a. ElDa. Leaves sash.
$50 p. ~. arrives At Byrdlstreet station 5,r,
except sunday. Buffet Pafl0f lW
New, York 20 Richmond lesss
t,r,y.r,r.,,, N ashlngtOn AZ lgl A. a
hhEDhhiChhbURG ACCOMMODATION
400 P M. leaves Byr ' TeeDA fanop. arrive,
s..o, 4, az fredericksburg az 6:4OP Il. ST.
VI" - H. arrives az Dyru-sfroet station,
Leaves fredericksburg at6D5 A. u
ASHLAND TRAINS
~.
oas A. ~. leaves ElDs; arrives Svea A. Ashl.ni.
ga P NJ. leaves FIba; arrive,.t Ashland =,
7D3 l.. NJ
$40 A. NJ, arrives at Elba leaves Ashland A.
Sos A. VI.
e'lS l. NJ. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashlandl
5:3l L. VI
CA. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
T. L. j. MYERS. General ouDorint8nIent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

| IFE OF PATRICK HENRY. by his grand.
- SON william Writ Henry three volnmes.
..ool now ready, price 81 per volume. ELS ~Ei
nnND OlhLn SIOkl :. by thomas Nelson
Eggieston, o. 50 ACROSS RUSSIA, BY Sto .idsr5
sl,o,, AlLANllS AhISEN. by Victor. -.
flNE STATIONERY, SCHOOL ami all NEW
boohS. WEST, JOHNSTON 4 co.
mol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

A T. sNELLINGs. PRESCRIPTION DRUG.
"a. CYST and dealer in PTRFTNEKiFs
TOILET ARTICLES, 1OBACCOs, CIGARS and
everything usually found in a hrs,-class drug.
corner Twelfth aud Hull streets MANCHESTER.
oco-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
{ HESAPEAAE AND ONO RAILWAY COW
PANY. ~0u'
SCHEDULE IN EFFEOr NoyEMBpR ,.,,

o0nhDOLE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 2 1891
AN n LEAVE RICHMOND:
v" ~ H. npSny, Tor Old Point ans Norfolk
6 HYiHi pll sleeping-car Hinton 20
10 a H. express daily. Tor cipc,,~..
~ Sleeper Old Point 10 ri
connecting with pal
Eaopu Car for Cincinnati.
o." T. Al" express. daily, for iii poiu, An
norfolk Pullman sleeuing
Al p NJ ,lhcinnati 10 Old Point.
- LIS accumulation, except Sunday FOR
lo.s0 2 N Ioraonsyllle and Orange.
A. lhe +. h. y. Limited. daily. Pull.
nlan sleeping Car Old Point 70 I'M.
olhhatl, az ached a. GOrdonsyille 10
sonu " Dl train. VIII dining
car and Phi mans o Clncinnsii afi
fuIman 10 Louisville. Connects al
II98nnngton. Va, for Hot Springs
EN-. q, Ahhitk RICHMOND
natl "'' AVN "lhO'n
,o..S 4 n; daily except Sunday from Hinton.
stst a. NJ; and 81 2. NJ. daily. from Norfolk
o'N'lon' Broad street near Seventeenth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
TIE BAHNARD IFnAcY.

The trustees of Columbia College met yes
terday afternoon 20 consider the disposition
of the legacy LETT t. the col eye by the late
President f. 4. p Barnard. Dr. Barnard
died three years ago and lett his property to
the college, subject to its use for life 10y Mrs
Barnard BY Mrs. Barnards recent death
the property, amounting TO 81. C0), reyerts to
the college. IN accordance with Dr. ar
nard's wishes the trustees decided to devote
$4,000 to the esta lishment o. a scholarship.
TO be entitled The Barnard Fellowship Tor
Encouraging Scientific Research"
The remainder is be set apart as a fund
to be known as the Barnard Fund for the
Increase O the Ii rary"
Part of the income of this fund will provide
for good medal TO be presented every five
wears To the person who shall be selected bv
the National Academy Of SC ences as having
made the most vaiua le discovery in the
physical or astronomical sciences. The medal
is to be Of the value OF at least $3.50. This
matter was referred TO the library committee
for lis development. 1t Is 10 be called the
Barnard Medal tor Meritorious Service to
Science