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RrCOkDED MORfGAGES.


49, Davoll, Reuben and wife 10 Mary A ID LANCE @ s
Webster,aye, n Of 179th-st years s5 600.
fluled, William T., 70 Harlem Savings Bank Ed.
~, 600 ' 1 "N' '''
Egan John and others, TO Getnania Life Insurance
CAGES, S54 800. '"
G's!,, James and vito, y rhoua, Hasan. & s2d-ss
W 81 1ia staaVs; months, 81 600 - -, 49, -
72dst iDstalInents, e25 900.
Knashe Harriet 70 Harlem Savings Bank, W Wills.
ave OF 1sOth-ss. year, 40, 900
LEM Catbarine s. 10 fremont Building ard Loan As
instalTnonts, s3, 600 - ~ WV
Meyer Siegmund S. 10 Joseph Wallach, No % East
ave. OF l95tl-st, year 80 500
Smith, u. X. l.. aud wife Edwin Meoks executor,
@ West fhd-aye 5 Of e9th,st years. II 900.
Same TO Arulntha Merritt, West Endave, Of S0th-
st, demand, S. 900.
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Anrllon Sales.

ID UBLIC SALE or DESIRABLE COT
L TAGE FURNITTRE;, &e at SGHQoLhfs M sola %
settle the estate Of Mrs Conny on Wsdgesdty r }J{
1891, at 10 o'clock. q. H. r. CALVIN "lid'iA"''
Executor. 232 ~. Paust. baltimore, Nd
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Gounirn Doaro.

NTATTICE FARM HOUSE. o,oo Ia, rerps
% 20 81. ELIAS MATTICE, East "lhuh1n, ". !.
yv,uE NOOK or OPEN AIR SPORTS octave. SEQ pages.
Iust ated The standard authority On All nav
ing shooting horseback riding. &C. &C.; IN tuIi
copy Published BY The Tribune; nsw'ao a .'
Ing aud rniyofsally colnpilpented BY ne press
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
New.York. Saturday; July IS, lS9

NewYork Saturday. July 10. 1891.
The total amount realized at The Exchange ana A9e-
ton public auction sales OF city real estate ot
the week ending to-day was S6O3'OaO
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week. ending with Saturday July %,
following real estate auctions announced 10 DC hu
at the Exchange and Auction Room
TODAY MONDAY). JULY 20.
Foreclosure sale. lot 26x1oo, AMI 5stoy building No
iSS5xioo and i've 5,story buildings Nos Ga TO eo Am;
sterdan-ave, Of 95tb-st . lots, z5N1OOo ana
5story flats Nos 80 and 81 East 50tst, $50 It Of
TUESDAY, JULY 81.
Foreclosure sale. lot 25X1oo and 4.story building.
No 5i7 West 18th ST. s. 200 II Of 1!thave lots 2ox
similar buildings, Nos 521 and 523 West j2dst,
275 Of lothaye plot Of pnd 10oxl0o1l and dwell.
S2ds adjoining p SR0Se in ase W Of 10y SSS'' and
$50 S and 4,stoTy dwelling 80 800 East sstS o.
& Sc IL Isl Il @ sea sd hsg and tqE Sa
ave- s. $40 g Of ssth;st lot 24xoo and 4;story
l lot 2oYst. and 5cst9ry building No 40 LenSx'ave.
Bailey-ave; LOT No. 104, Kingsbridge, Path Ward.
WEDNESDAY. JULY %.
oo Foreclosure sale, lot 2ox1Oo1l and buildings No
ioS East a5d oSS wa 90 e Wsy, lS COX
2.story dwelling, Nc 205 West l2g-st s. I45 IT u
sthaye lot, 21XTreeuarA25xi25. and 4-story build
ing. In 3d-ave. 5. 95 IT S OF 12Oth-st
THURSDAY, JULY 20.
Foreclosure sale. l Pc. OF land, 9ol1x1oo. and s.
OF l3ithst lot, 24.9Sloo and 5story building No:
5so dwsns So III East i22d lo 25 Of
lsoave; plot OF land 1O0.4x9S, 4.stoy and ytory
mill. Nos 1Si4 to 1920 Avenue a, 9 corner Of 7othst.
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AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Roam 2Oo stewart Building, No. $50 BrO1dWay,
A'o''' -''' " NEW-YORK, July IL, 1891.

TUNO CONTRACTORS, -
Bds or proposals for constructing highway re-.
etc. at Croton Dam, IN me
,own ~ Vorktown Westehester County New-fOrk,, as
called for in the approved forms OF contract ana spfec
tis on Ale ia rho Office Adueduct commissioners
viii be received at this office until 9eiIee D. d m o on
they will be publicly opened by the Aqudnet onsi1
crs and the award for doing SAID Work VIII III Su' "
ank forms o. contract and or aonR ,S p
work and lids or uropOsas and proper envelopes LOT Led
cnclosre can bo obtained tho above ONCE OF te Auue
duet Commissioners application 20 me secreOirS'
Nv o'uer Vi 'n' "uuJJ AMES c. DUANE, President
JOHN C. sffFETAN. Secretary.
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])roposals.
ID Rnp0SI-s for Military suppies. Office of

ID ROpOSALS for Military Supplies, Office tv OF
the 70 81 s. M'a Pyop 3snse n dp
cate subject to the usual conditions win b EoeeiHed az
gust 1871 FOR building materials plumb a6d n5s
pipe hardware paints frs brick br0Ons brushes. range
iarts 2a,s and miscellaneous stores specified on
chues 70 he had on application here 1ncose proposals III
envelope MARKED proposals for Military Supple and al
dressed to undersigned W. H. MILLER taptolh ana
A. O. NJ u. :. Army.
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tandard Of classified
STAINED.

Optons-Were moderately active but there was nothing
of special interest market The changes did not
exceed 3 points. while trading mainly OF local
character Slight Grness prevailed at the outset tho
laTee business in spot lots, but this followed by
break of 3u4 points less realizing further
WEAKNESS at Liverpool. The close steady at 1d3
points DECLINE for the day. Salts, 400 bales. CT,
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ROPOSALS FOR HEAD STONES-ARMY

ID ROPOSALS FOR HEAD SIONES-ARMl
4 BUILDING. WHITEHALT-Sr, NETWORK CITY,
July 10 1901 Sealed proposals. in trpcat subject TO
usual conditions will be received at this office until u
o'clock M August 49, 1891 at which time and place they
viii ne 0pencd In the presence bidders furnishing
Is 900 subject increase decrease OF twenty 20
rer cent? American White MARBLE HEAD STONES, ~
Slabs The Government reserves the right 70 reject any or al
pronosals or 10 accept Will be- most advantageous 20
Inc Departnet Preference viii be given TO articles OF
domestic production manufacture conditions OF quality
ana urlce fnrluclng price OF foreign productions
and inanufaeures the duty hereon) being equal Spee
rcations blanks aud information 70 bidding. ETC., VIII
be furnished by this Office application Envelopes con
tanning proposals should be marked Ioo7a lVf di.au
stone and addressed ALEk j. PERRY, Asst quar-
rsrn1a sfer. General. q. =. \.
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1llilliHern ano pressmaking,

ODONOVAN, -
~ 81 WEST 36TH-ST, .,
For the next week will sell her immense stock OF lnpotNd
gowns regardless OF cost
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs-N Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY.
l47th-st, s. at Millbrook. 57x29x76: Edward
ii Prison to Christion VOmdran .......,..,.. 81
1910; schultz and wife to \ The and wife 1000
&-aye, W :, 1903 # Of 165thst, 251x144.5x25x
1872; SO5iSchek, CT al, to j Sol iscbek....
l0thst No 81 West Frederick Geller to William
Erens and wife; .......:...... .......-;.
Same property; William Erens and wife to Frod.
105ti-st s. 1850 IT W OF 4th-ave 75xiOOii; De
Witt Null Ct, al, TO Annie L wiisey? $4,000
Old Boston Road. 3 adjoining land OF sCroton
another, executors, % Hugh camp $4,000
Same property; eliza NJ. Richard d, and Sarah
4th-ave, G 5, 25lI IT S OF ll5th.st 5oxSo; Ma.
tdlde Ebert to Mathilde Ell rt....... l
oaE,st So. 20 y Of James-st 17X5o.oM7x
Iinton-aVe 5, S34 10 OF Ceear.st. ItSxlO0
7oi ana yfe oo; $3.50
ssySs 70 id1 HOugh .'.s1 r CooOo
Sou'st 5 S. 1926 IL W Of 0tl-1ve 15.0xfOOSg
Ariel Barney and wife 70 J RosenqHcst 5000
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Ocean 9leamers.

VyHE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business, by oil fast steam
ers, TO and from Europe.
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Crop movement: , iooa' r nGoo'
y,s,hle supnv 093, $40 1883. 0o7
Sis, ut',s Ns sSs'sa, davs 1865 2,5l3
TV orts TO Great Britain seven days. 1871 Sfoz
Jxiors to France, seven days.. 30 20;
Eylo D. Continent seven dlys...... O'lo' lob
STOCK In New.York licensed ware -,
houses counted daily 14zsol o1sH
in Other places (eStdnated). I'oU
1oth sScvh III YIN 'S I44732 Co Coz
CTS a. all limited States nors - 25l ,96T 90 500
Liverpool t,egIans / M Receipts 5000 bales OF
which American coo bales Sales 4OVO bales OF WI1eh
for speculation and export 800 bale. american o,OOo
bales spot market quiet dull Mlddhhe' f2u' fuVurcs
opened quiet at 1.64d 20 2.6id decline: -, ,a
Quotations based American standard OF classlnca
tion
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cEALrD pROpOsALs will be received at the

y once Of the Supervising Architcc: Treasury Depart
,u,nt Washington D. c. until o'clock r. on the lou
DAY Of August 1901 for all the labor ana materials re-
GIrfd for rcDars 10 heating apparatus, removal OF
KID water slppy tank furnishing new Iron supply INK
&c Tor the I. S. Custom House Building NJ New'Apfk
" In orccIanre with the specification copies OF when
may Je had on application at This ONE or a. thG once OF
Nh, Superntendent OF Repairs u s. Pubic l5uilulhgs
Work Y Y Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for sum than per cent Of ne amount o
te hid Thu DPpartnen: Will reject all BIDS received
after the time herein stated for opening the same also
81 this invitation Proposals must be inclO-u ~ ohNtlVb
sealed and marked proposals for Repairs 70 me maung
Annrutus removal Of old water supply tank lulhIslllg
new iron supply tank, Sc, for the ; Cus'on MouTe
Building at Ncw-YUFk y. y; ana auuresseu " W. -
EDBROOKE Supervising Architect
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HARB0R view MOTEL,
HOTEL COLUMBIA.
INDIAN NECK HOUSE.

AT INDIAN NECK. BRANFoRD. CONN.
Directly the Sound clean house clean rooms
neatly furnished table second 10 none: pre well water
wide, shady lawn, and fine beach.
c. X. GOTHAM. Proprietor.
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1,pnp0sAIS FnR Army sUPPLIEs.-Oflce

II
4 Purrhasinr and Depot COmmissary Army Building
No 20 Wbitrlall.st Now-YoFk City July 10, lSOl.-
Sealed proposiI trlpcate subject to che usual con,
a. ~ on Monday August II, 1891 FOR furnishing such
mea tinted States Army SUBSISTENCE sT0R Sos,
Corned Bof Flour Benz RifS vH n LsChoty so W
SuBSISTESCE PROPERTY INFORMATION ia schedule iist
md nannfacturc" such details see schedule IN
Sraton vt conditions list Of articles quontite', KIND,
ioJ", Of n,cking &C. obtained hl. Office. The right
reserved to reject all proposals. Envsl9pgs eCa
taning bids should be marked Proposals ior
SIp,s opcnlsI August H. ls0l and addressed to the
unGtrsgncd q. BELL, a. &. o. =, U y ~
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Snmmer ResurIs.
2
kRVERNe-RY.THE.Ses IL.

FF"H u NUW OPENs
Directly the ocean superb beach ,abI,nt nne driv
SO minutes from N. \. via Lone isiand llaIlway.
COTTAGES To RENITCohIpL ETRi.Y DTUnNI lie
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BREAD LOAF INN.
ASBURY PARh. },
COLEMAN HOUSE.

- I1ttyvVIy, on TIC beAcl, The leading Hotel. VIII
ton saSTe !Hne For rates diagrams and nformss
My snd Sza.st Newyotk tun.l May 81. Coleman
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horses for tho modest sum Of ef,250. II may
be added, however. that the late Handicapped,
f. T. Barnard. after many years OF faithful
service. has been retired upon . pension OF
O. 800 por annum.
J.Z. Taylor, Ashton. H.. has sold TO Will
liam Welsh, Comanche. Iowa. the chestnut
colt Red Band, foaled 1886 by Ramadan (son
OF War Dance and Hegra by imp. Ambassa.
dor), dam Emma A. by impeachment (son OF
Van tWaggoner), her dam Black Maria by
Blackbird, out OF q mare by Captain White
Eye.
Ted" Prichard, the puglist. was on Friday
in London sentenced TO months imprison-
ment for cowardly assault upon bar
keeper who had ordered him to leave the
public-house in which the barkeeper was en-
ployed.
By way of rehearsal for the coming compe
titions with the Brooklyn Athletic Club. tho
members of the Williamsburgh Athletic AS
sociation will have scratch programme OF
eleven events at their grounds, Brooklyn,
this morning.
Joe Williams. who claims to be the cham
pion light weight of Maryland. has arrived IN
New York and says that he would like TO get
on match with any 1881 ound man IN lbs
country. barring none, and will give or take
two pounds.
W.. A. Owens, Chicago, H., has purchased
from ~ Il. IdttOu. it..s w ~
mare Kate b.. foaed in 1886, record 2:26, ~
Lucas Brodhsad, dam Dutch Kate by Jimmie
1850.
At tho Star Athletic Club grounds. Long
Island City, Sunday. October 18th, the club
will tender a benent TO their clever track
master and trainer. Nick Cox.
At Washington Palace Hall. Brooklyn,
Thursday and Saturday evenings, October
18th and nth the th I'd annual boxing tour
ney of the Park Athletic Club will occur.
Danny Richardson. the ball player, IL CON
valescing. lie caught cold in his back and the
pains wore so severe that he could not iltt
his arm higher than bis 81 oulder.
II. c. Tyler, Of Highlandvlle, Mass. broke
the worlds record for the quarter milo SAT ETY.
bicycle Wednesday at Spring ED. lie COW
cred the distance IN So IS seconds.
The Prospect Harriers W II hold their sixth
series of competitions for the 'Melior Bronze
Mt the club grounds. Flatbush, j.. l.. to-
day.
A jib and mainsa boat, tho Fad owned by
MIR. instead. after having beaten al the
Shelter island boats has reached Larchmont
looking for more honors
Thomas j. Vogellus. tho speedy distance
runner and holder OF the junior champion
ship cross-country cup, has resigned from the
Wayne Athletic Club.
The Bostons and Baltimores of the Ameri-
can Base Ball Association will play again at
Monitor Park to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

The extent Of railways in this country. run
ming through areas not thoroughly settled
furnishes a condition in which the train
wrecker cannot we'll 10 prevented, by any
system Of watching which tho companies
could anOrd. from placing obstruction on the
tracks. in numerous instances the motive
las been robbery. In somo 1t las been an in
conceivable fehdish malice. In either case
there "a grave cause for public concern. The
barbarism and horrible CONSEQUENCES of the
crime have elected attempts at discussing
remedial measures. Naturally everybody
feels that thorough prevention is an
impossible task IN the present circumstances
The easiest groove into which writers may
enter is that running towards moro severe
punlsbments. II these would stop the crime
there should be no hesitation as 10 the de-
clslon. The history of Jurisprudence does
not point 10 my general success by that
method. However, 1t is certain that human
nature demands satisfaction for wanton out
rage and IS also certain that as regards rem
derlng villains harmless there is no penalty
80 lrreverslhle as the death penalty. Tie
California law deals with train wreckers
IN the manner indicated. providing
that any person WHO places dynamite
or any obstruction on any railroad ia the
state. or attempts in any way TO wreck a
tram, shall be guilty OF felony. unstable
with death. As the Providence Journal re-
MARKS: 1t is strange system of Justice
which hangs man for killing another and
infiicis only a few years of imprisonment on
one who tries TO wreck train with scores or
hundreds of people Oh board" Hence il
favors the adoption Of the California law in
other States. What objection can there be.
The death penalty is essentially preventive AZ
far as the convicted CT minal is concerned. and
not cruel IN distinctive sense Still the
social security must ever rest more uuon tie
humanity of tho masses than upon the degree
OF punishment. There ar- many other crimes
which cannot DO entirely prevented vet os
course they are rare as compared with the
opportunities which present themselye. for
committing crime. Were it not so human
society wonld be an utter failure The round
Oh which the severest penalty must be urped
u that the crime is one Of the worst IN
besneaks total deprayity ms nearly rs any act
that bad man onn set his wicked brain 10
plan aud his dev.lish hand to e1ecute-C;aI.
weston News. "'i-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
FROM WEST POINT 70 xIT11P00L'
sbipmsnts Of Freight Death and Burial OF
Mr.. Cobb

WEST Porr, Va, Oct. 1o.-lSpeoisLl-
Freights to this port by railroad are incrsss-
ing daily. Cotton Is coming IN rapidly
though it at present 10 MOSTLY coastwise ship
ment. Foreign shipments are little slower.
A ship for cargo to Liverpool II looked ior
next week.
The families of J. l.. Slaughter and Thomas
Kirby. of your city. who have been here soy,
eral weeks for health. returned to Richmond
q few days ago.
Jacob Hess. one of our leading grocers, has
Just completed one of the best store build
ings in town.
Miss Julia Smith. OF Atlanta. Ga, late OF
Richmond. has been visiting here several
weeks She left Saturday morning for the
capital city.
Miss Lizzie wilkinson one of our popular
young ladies', has just returned from visit to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Mont que Cobb. aged eighty-seyenn
years. died Wednesday and was buried
Thursday, Rev. r. G.. rullen. OF the Nj. +;
church. officiating. He was highly esteemed
for bis Christian integrity, having lived al
his life in this county. and for. many
years was an elder in jerusalem church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Piles Piiesl Itching Pii.s.

SYMPTOMS; Moisture: intense itching and sting
ing; most ct night: worse by scratching II al
lowed TO continue tumors form. which often
bleed and ulcerate. becoming very sors
Swayne's ointme ut stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation and in most cases removes
the tumori. At druggists or by mai, for -
cents DR.. Swsyns Son. Philadelphia
There is a great Transformation scene in
The endeits" s'ier the explosion at the
prison at Toulon, France. The effect is grand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
We Challenge

any any man. woman or child who is affected With
ffonsnpauon, Dyspepsia Headache or Torpid
liver i've Regulator will not relieve them. il never
iaHs, ana is so pure, so sure, so harmless that an
IMAM can take It ana never have 4 second spell
regular. and secure health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

:, Inc role OF "Rubygold," the American mil
lionalre In Poor Jonathan" which il the
principal opera given this season by Conrieds
TUnic opera Company. is sung by J. Aldrich
n T. the baritone. who was with Spencsrs
'lattie Tycoon" Company two years sao.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
"How 70 Cur. All shin Dise..a. >.

SMPLY apply "Swaynes Ointment" No In.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter eczoma
itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nose, &C.
leaving the skin clear, white, and healthy. rs
great healing and curative powers are possessed
wbno other remedy. AK your druggist for
bwarnes Ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Miss Rita selby. who sings the role of Har-
riet in Conried's Comic Opera Company
production of Poor Jonathan" will be re-
membered as Safi. the Gypsy girl in Johann
Strauss opera. TIE Gypsy Baron" which
wa done here last year by Mr. Conried $
company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ha, been use,
for children teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, Gllsys all pain cures wind
collie, and Is the best remedy Tor diarrhpa
twenty-five cents bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

:. Mr.. George NJ Herbert. an amusing come
dian and an excellent singer. PLAYS the part
Oh TOBIAS Quickly. an operate impsessario in
Comic Opera COMPANY. '~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Mr- A. W. F. McCollin and Miss Fannie d.
Han are the Jonathan and Molly in Poor
: nathan. which viii be shortly sung here
oy Mr.. Heinrich Conried's Comic Opera Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

he Nendetta" carries wealth of scenery
M, ~, ne company Is very fine. New Richmond
Theatre, Monday and Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Tho Vendetta" has created furore in New
York. and 1t is considered to be the best melo-
drama now on the boards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

1 was wonderful to see the Yankee inge-
nui.v displayed in the mechanical effects
used by The Vendetta"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Remember. we manufacture all of our
Shoes and can save you money by buying
from US. w. i. Drew & Co.,,
Shoe Manufacturers,
800 and 500 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
IN THR REALM or SPORTS.
Boxing Baseball Playing, Bicycling and
Racing.
TED PRICHARD PUT IN LONDON JAIL.
Matches Arranged TO Take Place In the Near
Tuture-snipe -shooiing-T The Pitts
burgs' Manager.

q IF chagrined at
the failure of the
Acorn Athletic Asso-
cation to settle the
question of superb
ority between Jim
Findlay. their pro-
tege. and Jack No
Ian, the Acorn fight
or. the Union Ath-
letic Club. through
President Jean j.
Tartar, yester d a y
tho following
proposition The
Union Athletic Club
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Dchoh's NO. i. III. ID. C., FIG, AND
CAROLINE SUN-CUEED ARE PiJRIc eliza y
AND CHOICE sUN-CURED TOBACCoS. TRY
THEM. ~~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Buy your Shoes.from first hands and save
the middle mans profit.
w l.. DRyw 4 o..
Shoe Manufacturers,
500 aud s03 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Mr. Whitecar. the star in The Vendetta"
is strong emotional actor and his support
is fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Nick Redford has ga and Baker Horse
Blankets.
Full line Of Robes. winter goods, &c.
1902 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

The BEST Zoe. Plugs Of PURE sun
CURED TOBACCO are Hickok & Co.'s ii. ID.
4. and Caroline sun Cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
PHILADELPHIA. September 25. 1879

The Anheuser-Busch brewing Association,
st. Louis. Mo-:
Gentemen,-1 am directed by the General
Executive Board of the Knights Of Labor to
express to you their satisfaction at the termi-
nation OF the difficulty which has existed be-
tween your Association and one of our assem-
blies. and TO say that from the inquiries which
they have made into all the circumstances
surrounding the case thoy are fully satisfied
that you have throughout desired TO act with
entire fairness toward our order and your en-
ploves. The matters OF which we thought
we had cause TO complain we now believe
lave all along been the result of misunder-
standings rather than CT any willingness on
your part TO deal I'm Justly. or even unkindly.
toward your employees or our order.
The Board ther desires to express the
high appreciation IN which they have learned
to hold your Mr.. Adolphus Busch, whose
frank and manly readiness TO recognize the
rigL Is of al workingmen has been In pleasing
contrast to the arrogance of too many en-
ployers OF labor
In conclusion, allow me to say that the
Board considers the settlement arrived Of as
alike honorable and satisfactory to ali con-
cerned. and one which. while rejecting TIE
highest credit upon you, will be gratifying 10
all friends of organized labor.
JOHN w. HAYrs.
General Secretary Treasurer
Knights OF Labor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

A thorough and systematic search has fail
ed 10 show any adulterant whatever and the
composition of the Anheuser- busch Faust
Beer is .ual ut least g. that of the best beers
of Germany and Austria.
Very respectfully yours.
WILLIAM BEoNwTLI, Chemist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

The following extract from the report of p.
s. Wales. the medical director y the nited
States navy in charge, made to the health
officer of the District of Columbia confirms
beyond contradiction the above statement
~ adulteiant of any kind whatever was
found in the Anheuser-B Busch Faust Beer
after most careful, thorough aud systematic
search Z. 5. WALES,
Medical director g. S. N. in charge"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

The absolute purity of the Anheuser-B Busch
Bee is by this unimpeachable evidence fully
established. 7. STUMP 4 Co., Agents.
Richmond. Va.