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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
BANNIsTER's RESTAURANT.
1t IL Now One OF the Most Attractive Places
Ia the CITY.

IT r. Now One OF the Most Attractive Places
In the CITY.
An epicure would bave been delighted could
he have seen tue windows at George Bannis-
ter's restaurant. No. IS north Governor street.
Yesterday aitern on. Fish, fow and game in
magnificent pro usion were Hastily arranged.
AID the windows presented All appearance.
flied as they were with the good III ngs OK
life. which have been seldom epualled aud
never ,urpassed in the cit OF Richmond. No
deli acv was omitted That which the local
market affords was supplemented by the
choicest yiands from the markets Of the coun-
Try.
Mr.. minister's restaurant has recently
been enlarged refitted and To-
painted and - now one of the most at
ira ii Of this city ~ and night this
restaurant remains Enclosed and minis
te = 70 q wants OF q iho-e who appreciate
ideal cookne. n tie cd Spotswood Hotel
MIR Bannster cyan career which by
stricte attention {, bu in 80 stands to-day
without peer in be punishment of all the
decacIes OF which the season per-
mits There corps OF COM
peteut wal ers 10 serve. md ali the wants OF
or guests are promptly and completely
sari fed. Attached 10 the establishment -
sal on Were eau be found choice ITO X OF
Ii uor wine. and Il ars. spe, al attention
is pa Il To- this depart EFT by Mr.. Banpister
personally. and one can pa ron,ze HIM with
the 81 ure feeling that the liquors will always
be 1rst-class.
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HfLfTIRF BULLETS.
sword for Lieutenant iiine-HunfinR'o"
Kifes-Oficsrs ENTERTAINED.

Sword for Lieutenant Hine--Hunfin9ton
Kide--Oficsr- Enfer'sin"d.
The Huntington Rifles. of Newport News.
organized short while since passed salts
factory inspection by Colonel Jo. Lane Stern.
TheY have increased their roll TO xty mer.
Last Monday evening took place the frst
company drill with rifles, and rom the exnl,
billion made of their proficiency tuey Will
rank az one of the crack companies
OF the Peninsula. They had hfty-eight men
present The citizens OF export News are
enthusiastic over the success o. tie company.
an are making strenuous orts u no q iair
TO raise funds to complete the equipmrnt OF
the co upany The / es are comm ,nded by
Captain George titchett and IS attached TO
the ourth regiment
One of the prett est swords and other
equirm 'er displayed at the armory was
received yester az Dy Colonel Henry q.
ones. The NIL 1T EN- rlces. besides
weapon a swor belt an and epauletts :.
n the Dlade IS Deaut .uiy chased. fresehsed
to Charles De Ano me. SlxtI antry.
L. :. A. by the Z st Regiment, virginia oil,
unteers. Infantry July ., 1871 sw ,rd
knot and belt is OF gold wire. while the
epau cites are the finest that are made. they
also beng Of gold MAJOR j. II. Derbyshire
selected the entire equipment during a
recent trip to New ! ork. and showed
hhulTADle Ldste III ulS rcltCtlou. ANAHc-
back a Company are the manufacturers.
With all military equipments for the regular
army certain pc nts have TO be observed 80 AZ
TO keep within the regulation . and the manu-,
facturers have used all possible means and
still observed all the points necessary.
Lieutenant Hine ia now in hentucky. and
Colonel Jones. with an appropriate letter,
will forward the uipment on Monday {
will be remembered that the Lieu enant
acted rs Instructor during the encam ment OF
the regiment at VIZ gb,syille and during his
stay there became universal tavorlte. by
the contribut ons of officers and men the out
III was pure a,ed. and tuey all re dice that
an opportunity is presented TO render TO
Lieutenant Hine "A token o the appreciat on
o. hls sOldierY Qualities and his many per-
sonal m rabe accomplish ments.
Captain dwin 81. lu ner. surgeon OF the
regiment. entertained a trN o. the friends
made "a Wrightsyile last Friday evening The
occasion was the celebration OF birthday.
aud during the eyenIng charming supper.
served IN courses was enjOyably partaken of
by al. Niands anu delicocies ell with each
other and the repast was IN keeping
with the cordial and genial hospitality
of the host. 1Oasts ere drank that lie
should attain mans tull estate OF four score
aud ten. and several mem ers II the Sons
of nrest made the AR hdeous with songs
which could be heard each day at the en-
campment
The evening was admirably spent, and in
the wee sms' urs the guests departed with
Rip Van Wrinkles toast upon their lips,
May you live long and prosper"
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engagement TO Miss Mamie Gordon. we'll
known Baltimore belle, is announced the
wedding to take place somo' time in the early
future.
On Tuesday afternoon last tho first tea"
OF the season was given by Mrs. John Is. Yam
cey ut her home. on First and Main, in honor
OF her guest, Miss Scott Of 81. Louis. The
decorations and dainty repast were all that
could delight the most artistic eye and del.
cate taste and the hostess with her graceful
assistants. were oharmingly attired ID eve
ming gowns. They were Mrs william >. =.
Mayo, Mrs. Iucien Iatum. Miss Juiia shcey'
Mss Rebecca Powell. Miss Mary L. Mayo
aud Miss Margaret Pollard.
Some oil the guests who partook OF the cup
that cheers" were. Mrs. Robert Powers.
Misses Powers. Mrs. CABOT. Miss CABOT Mrs.
Joseph Gaines Miss Bette Deane. Mrs. Hugh
TAYLOR. Miss Lora Chaplin. Mrs. 9. W: +.
Brock, Mes Virgie Brock. Mrs. William Nc
Canoe. Miss Ty,er Miss Alice Burwell Miss
Maggie Stringfellow, Miss Carrie Powell,
and others.
Major and Mrs. Conway Howard and family
are welcomed 20 Richmond. where they will
now reside. on Park avenue. Their attractive
young daughters. Miss Mary. who is grad
uate of Bryn Nave College, and Miss Ger.
trude. one of the debutante beauties will add
much % our society in future.
The friends Of Mr.. William Allen are re-
ioiced at his entire restoral TO health. lie IS
now in New York with his lovely wife
he Misses Kemp. of New ork. so well
known here and at the White sulphur. having
just returned from Europe are expected IN
Richmond this week 20 attend the marriage
of Miss Mayo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otway S. Allen and Mrs. \. NJ
Wilson. after several months delightful
travel on the continent. have returned % the
city. They report rough passage over.
Mrs Mann alentine and family have re-
turned 70 their home on west Grace.
Early n November the regular routine par
ties will begin with the Richmond German
Clue. the Tuesday German Club. the Friday
German. the Junior German and the Literary
Club the crevices of time which these frivol-
tiles leave 70 he filled in with the usual
ineango Of receptions dinners. luncheons,
teas, opera parties, &c. FELIX,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
FROM THE CAPITOL.
Judge Bond Refused Habeas Corpus-The
Chesapeake and Tributaries.

Judge Bond in Baltimore yesterday heard the
hnbeas corpus cases brought 10y Mr. William
Marsh, of Maryland. against the sheriff OF Ac-
comac county. The case was instituted l. test
the legality OF certain laws relating TO dredging
i'm ungoteague. Attorney-General Scott.
who was pY sent at the trial, sent the follow
ing telegram TO the Governor yesterday
fudge Bond denied Marsh writ Of habeas
corpu,. Marsh will n again.
A meeting tie board Of the Chesar cake
and its tributaries was held n the 1ecutiVe
oTtIce at the apitol yesterday. Mr.. pshur
b. uinby. of Accomac. was present to ask
the boatd to inter ere IN dispute now going
ON in his section between the tongeis and
nlant .rs. This the board de lined 10 do. rs
,he sub ect OF the contention is now before
the courts
Mr. W. r. Davis. deputy treasurer Of Pow
hatan county, was at the Capitol yesterday.
4 w Wicker commissioner OF revenue Of
Hanover county, was visitor at the State
House yesterday.
General w. Il. Taliaferro of Gloucester
county. was at the Capitol yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
REJOICING OF THE Law.
Banquet at the keDeseth Israel Synagogue
This Evening-A Beautiful German.

Banquet at the keneseth Israel Synagogue
This Evening-A Beautiful German.
At the Keneseth Israel synagogue on Mayo
street this evening will be observed the
Simohas Torah. OF the Rejoicing Of the Law,
and II is the day on which the reading OF the
Pentateuch i comp eted and the reading be-
gun again A section OF this i read every
~abbath Ii is { a holy day in any sense.
and has no Biblical significance whatever.
1t il tine for social en- oyment, aud tins
wear will lie indirectly observed IN Richmond
by two entertainments.
4 he first Of these IS the banquet 20 be held at
the synagogue this ey ming which Will be
held in the basement of the edince.
il viii b. the To rty-nfth anniversary OF the
organization of the congregation. The pro-
.ranme will begin with evening services IN
the main aulit ri III. alter which the supper
Will be partlken OF.
lie address of welcome VII be delivered
by Rev l. Sapir rabbi of the ngrega-
ton and will be succeeded by the following
toasts "Our Congregation" Rev. j. d Sa-
Dir Our 1hrty-Aith Natal Day" Mr.. A.
Hirshberg: our Faith" Rev. f. n. Calisch;
"Our Sister Congregations" Mr.. Joseph
Cohn "Our Office 3. Mr.. II. Fisher. The
Israelites OF the nited States NJ. s. /.
Ploomberg Our Country" Mr. A. NJ.
Meyer "Our City" Mr. julius Straus "Our
Minhac" form of service) DR.. q. Wolf,
"Our Wives. Mothers. and Daughters" Hon.
William oven TEN: HE Press Mr. II. /.
Ezekiel; "oood Night," Mr.. II L. Hirshberg.
The committee of arrangements il AS OIL
lows: Messrs H. L. Hir,hberg chairman,
larry Marks. A. NJ. Meyer. -amuel Jacobs.
b. ia oh Harry HRS berg Samuel Miller,
f. G. Meyer and II sher.
The Jefferson Literary and Social Circle
will have a full dress open NJ hall at Belyi-
dete Hall next L esday night. The pre- ent
entertainment committee has proved extraor-
dinarily efficient. This. coupled wit the
fact that a number of strangers are 70 be
present. give rise 10 the belief at the forth
coming entertainment will re one o. the most
ENJOYABLE and successful held during the
twenty-four years of the organizations exis-
fanee
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Rotten Row.
RICHMOND, Oct. a.


Editor of The Times
Will you publish in the columns Of yont
paper the correct spelling OF the drive in Lon
don wh.ch is pronounced Rotten Row by
answer NC this question you will settle dis
pute and confer a iavOr on Yours truly,
DI,pUTANT.
[Potten Row is the only correct way OF
spelling it unless the Encyclopedias Britannica
Is at fault That work under the heading of
London" says when speaking OF Hyde Park:
Its beautiful. ornamental lake, the Serpen-
tine, its broad avenues crowded with eaui.
pages, its Rotten Row alive with equestri-
ans" etc
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FEMALE AERONAUT IN PERIL
To Make the Ascension Interesting She
EIciteS The Spectators Fears
REWARDS OFFERED FOR PIVE PIEHDS.
The Governor Determined To stop tho Incsn-
darisms In Pitt County-Ths
FAYETTEVILLE Fair.

RALEIGH, y. c.. Oct. 4.--lSpeciaL l-Notwith-
standing the fact that today wa Saturday,
th, r. wa, a arge AMI int rested crowd of visi-
tor at the Exposition
The most important feature OF the day was
the balloon ascension by Mrs. W. T.. Dennis.
which took place at about o'clock Ia
the afternoon Owing 10 mishaJ Just
as the balloon started upward. Mrs
Dennis was unable 10 make the parachute leap
Just as the balloon was released and started on
she was accidentally jerksd from the
trapeze and was carried up TO dizzy height.
hanging IN lerlious position oy ropes
tbs' were fastened around her waist.
CIV az 10 her icing below the trapeze
she wasuna5le 10 reach tho rope that sewers the
parachute from the balloon. consequently she
had TO remain IN her dan erous lo,itlon npii
the balloon de 'cended to the Garth, which Y did
safely. much 10 the rehei OF the alarmed and
anxious crowd who had Witnessed the perilous
ascension.
FUTURE ATTRACTIONS AT II 4 PAIR.
Secretary Patrick received telegram yosfer-
day evening from Hon John D Harris. Stste
superint, ndent OF puulic education OF AlaDa-
ma sta ing that he would lesye Mon gomery
To morrow for aleleh, and would deliver ms
address at the + position on " ednessdsy.,
Tomorrow IL h open ng day OF Alabamas
special DAYS at the Exposition. a number OF DIS
tingu shed persons from that State are to Ia
present. 80.
The various commissioners upon military
affairs are vigorously at WORK with heir pre- sr.
ations TOR en- ertalning the rifth Maryland
regiment on oyrmber i0,h. lith and l2th.
The large AMI handsome warehouse 80 WHICH
the regiment Is De Quariered during It's stay
in has gh is eng Implied WI h every con-
venlence Tor the purpose. Nate pipes were
put in. o the building 20 day The building VIII
be lighted by electricity
BIG REWARDS FOR FIRE-BUGs.
Governor Holt to-day issued pro-
clsmatlon Offering rewards aggregating SIX
hundred dollars for Ger ain unknown par.
ties who have been engaging IN system OK
incendIarismi in ltt county, lwo hundred dol
lars OF this i, offeret Tor The parties who re-
Gently fired the Laughing House property. Inc
same amount for an hOrs OF he destruction OF
j. II. Ssnderlin property and BRIAN Grimes
property res ecfiyely. Nuch Of tins hceh-
diarism has EN- carried on in that county
h n The To- week. and Governor holt Is de-
termined to ierret out and bring 10 justice the
criminals
). s. roughon. chief marshal Of the annual
Cumberland air TO be held at tsyetteviiie, an
nounc he following gentlemen As his stan:
y essrs. Thomas Ladger. Jr., Greek o. Andrews.
Henry NJ toNan. arvey Upchurch. j. l..
Prior, Hugh Miller and q. b. Underwood.
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IL. Il -rnr.Ion ComInittne.

The committee composed Of representatives
from the various / emocratic clubs oil tue
city who have under cons deration an excur-
sion TO N ashIngton on the occasion 81 the
assembling OF Congress AS an es ort to \ IL
oinIa's ten representatives will meet at the
0ld dominion Club at oc ock 10 morn W
night. L is hoped that every Democratic
organization will be represented.
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Illness of Winston Citizens.

WINsTov. n C.. Oct 2L-rSpocial Professor
George Markgraff, "A native OF Germany. musi-
cal instruc or AT the Salem female ege. WAS
stri ken wi h uaral SIS on his side to-day. Hls
condition Is considered hopeless
News was received here to-day Of the serious
illness in Bfl.imore or Captaln ). l.. Allen,
prominent Gil zen and hardware merchant, who
had gone North on business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
A Enrpen lnarl,.

Coleman Williams colo ed WIS arrested
Yesterday bv Sc geant Toni on. charged
with attempting to pass a forged check. he
check was IN the Planters atlonsl Rank
for so. and purported 10 lie drawn by
THOMPSON & Bro. Man street. between
Fiqhth and Ninth. The accused was ON
m ted 10 the Sec nd station-house for exami-
n ltion next Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com.
pany possess the information and Quality Of
co 90 for making drink which will mako
any man happy. What Is better than . good
cup OF coffee. Their advertisement IN this
issue will tell all about II.
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4 Handsome & mpliment.
RICHMOND, Va. October a, 1891.
Editor Of The Times


Editor Of The Times
The inclo.ed extract. taken from an article
entitled American IN Plate n your sue
OF this date. conta n as much truth concern
ing the objects and aims OF the re ubiican
party a. have ever seen TX ressed ~ eight
lines. 4 ought to be printed every da at
the top OF every emocraii newspaper 10 the
southern land until the election are over
ON MIGHT have added that these measures
are the two greatest b ndrances 10 tie most
uubounded pros erits IN tie southern states.
Your, very truly "A. l.. >.
The axtra a lud,d 20 is as oil ows.
Tile hi lIon-aoli T Con re = W ia IT. Me-
Kinley high protection annex had only wv
ohiects in mind-namry 10 enri b the orth
At the expense Of the South. THROUGH the me-
dunn of zen ,ions. and 10 create class OF
wealthy monopoIists at the expense OF the
tax PAYERS the whole country through the
medium OF the Mckinley tariff.
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praer the freshly-uuiurled flag bearing tho
,r.a,raug title OF "Debutantes," are await
inr orders for active service. The standing
army OF reeimentAls in the dominion OF iash-
Ion by order of His Royal Highness the
Prince OF Folly. fires a salute OF welcome 10
tais bonny battalion Of debutantes. ana may
l,e emnIafe the example OF the greatest of
s.I American soldiers Dy being FIRST IN love:
int ont OF love. aud first ia the hearts OF
IuaUy cOuutrymen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

Hickok 4 Co., will pay zoe. per 100 cash
for Tags from their brands No. l., n. ID. ca
Fig aud Csrolins Sun -Cursd-
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THE DOMAIN OF SOCIETY.
The Gay World in Marching Trim aDa
Awaiting Orders
RlCHHOND'S LOVELY DEBUIAhlES'
Mfss Mayo's rfarfisgc-miss h'"''
spcrisn Ciass-Eycnts Past ana o" '"e
Cards for tho Future

.OCIETY having re-
'sponded 10 the first
bugie-blast Of the win
ter's campaign it is now
In radiant battle array.
The regular forces are
marshaied al militaire;
the veterans. tried and
true. are uniformed for
the fray, and the raw
recruits. newly enlisted
infantry, 10 march
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WYTHEv1LLF, VA, Oct. 22.-Maior ]. c.
Green. State Sen tor from this district. has
been quite SICK and confned To his room for
several days. Mrs. Polly Rich Is also Sc
ronsly SICK.
Mr.. Robert Crockett has moved into his
new house in Jackson ark
The foundry is progressing rapidly, and
will lie completed IN few weeks.
The summer visitors have been leaving rap
idly in the last few days. few will llnger
till the first o. November.
The German Club will give the farewell
german 70 the season Friday night
Three sportsmen who went out on the 18th
together killed between sixty and seventy
partrdges.
Mr. ID. 5. Forney. OF Allsona is the guest
OF General Walker for lew days.
WILLIAMSBURG.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Oct 24.-Mr p. NJ.
Thomson returned home this week after
quite an extended visit to friends in Pied
mont Virginia.
Colonel Is. S. Fwell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Scot. of fwell. James City county. have
now rs their guests Miss Turner OF II. Louis
Miss Oracle Oddie of New ork and Colo.
mel +. q. Harvey. Colonel Har ely was dur-
ING the war Inspector General .jf the Con
federate army. but IS now come tod with the
War Record Office IN Washinl ton
Miss Mary 1reyilan, one OF our most at
tractiye Young ladies who has for some time
been visiting friends in Lynehburg. viii
return home in a few days.
Mr.. G. Z. Armstead the cashier of the
asylum. is out again alter quite severe at
tack of sickness.
Mr. II. ID. Cole, who went up to Richmond
this week to hear the speech of Governor
Hill, of New York. returned home in due
time all safe and sound.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-14
Personal.

Mrs. Adam Budd is visiting relative
| at Jeanerette.
Miss Rena Simon is in our town, tht
guest of the family of Judge Arthu
Simon.
Mrs. Jimmie Simon of st. Martinsvill'
paid our town visit on Saturday last
Miss Fannie Jacobs is one of thu
many that is visiting the Crescent cit.
from our town.
Mrs. B. A. Littell, accompanied by
Miss Mary Littell, is visiting relatives
and friends in New Iberia.
Col. Mark Lazarro stopped over OF
his return from New Orleans last Mon
day to give his friends here a hand
shake.
S. Jos. Wilson, Esq, made a flying
trip to New Orleans and back last week
Mr.. Leopold Godchaux paid our of.
flee an agreeable visit Monday.
M. L. Swoards, Esq, of Big Cane was
in town several days this week.
Messrs. F. E. Bell, C. A. Ransom and
E. j. Morrow, of Morrow Station were
attending court here this week
L. A. Sandoz, Esq, of the Democrat
took the noon train Monday for New
Orleans.
Mr.. Toledano Wallior, who has been
on an extended tour through the State,
in the interest of the Gulf Publishing
Co., for the last few months, returned
last Monday, and will remain here
several days.
We had a pleasant call last Wednes
day, from Mr.. Elisha Boudreau OF
Plaquemine Ridge who reports the
roads in his section nearly impossible.
Prof. p. Ell. Moroney is attending
court here since the early part of the
week
Capt. L. D. Prescott of Washington
paid our town brief visit Thursday
evening.
Miss Sue Pickett of Washington, Miss
Simon of ST. Martinsyille and Miss
Stagg of Bayou Bnuf attended the
masked ball here Tuesday.
The following took the train Sunday
for New Orleans
Mrs. Laurent Dupr6 and family, Mrs.
Camille Roos, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. San
doz, Misses Marie Dejean and Leila
Hudspeth, Arthur Dejean, B. F. Megin-
ley, Ferdinand Voorhies, Melancon,
Mrs. M. B. Williams, James Lewis,
Arthur Gosslin.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-14
JUDICIAL NOTICES
DUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 5066
ESTATE OF THOMAS H. WooDsoN.

ESTATE OF THOMAS H. WooDsoN.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the
undersigned administratrix or any duly
qualified auctioneer, at the last resi-
dence of the deceased, in Petit Bois, in the
parish of st. Landry, ON TUESDA Y, the
10th day of March, 1891, the following des-
cribed property, belonging to the estate of
Thos- H. Woodson, deceased, late of the par
ish of st. Landry, to-wit
A certain tract of land with all the build
ings and improvements siturted thereon, sit
uated in the that part of st. Landry parish,
La, known as Petit Bois, containing l0S Zone
hundred and eight arpents, more or less, said
land having a front of six arpents on the
Bayou T8che, with depth Of is (eighteen)
arpents, bounded north by property of II. &
C. Newman, south by land now belonging to
Mrs. Louis Devilliers, east by Bienyenu Sicily
and FL. &. C. Newman, and west by the Bayou
T6che.
A tract of land adjoining the above tract on
the north, containing l2 (tweIvel arpents,
more or less, bounded north by H. & C. New
man, south by the tract first described, east
by Bienvenu Sicily and west by III. & G. New
man.
One gun; one branding iron the undivided
half of about fourteen bales of cotton the
undivided half of about two hundred and fifty
buahels of corn; one lot household furniture.
IDEA Sicily,
Feb. z, 81. Administrative.