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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
REPLY TO REV, R. R. HOWISON.
lrsFW Of Dr. Thomas Nelson Page TO His
Recent Criticisms.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
EDUCATIONAL
DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal; Mrs. T. G..
PEYlON. Assistant PrlncipsL

The Nineteenth Session of this Boarding and
DAv School will begin tFPlIhBER2 1891. Tor
catalogue apply TO either principal
iaAl.auAIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILDING, L0AN AID
Trust COMPANY, 80. 1900 MAIN STREET Z
UNpER PLANTERS NATIONAL BANRD
THE DlHECIOkN OF THIS COMPANY HAVE
1 declared DIVIDEND of B PER CENI ont
of the earnings OF the past slX months, payable
ON and after July I. 1871.
je 2s-5t WM. LOYLNSILIN, Cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

NEW YORK. June &.-Monev on call loaned
At easy rates. viz: yer cont That was the
only rate OF tho morning. Exchange closed
steady, posted rates fl for shiy days and
.Wl for demand Governments closed quei'
currency 6s. JOB lid. coupon. .i'l bids 44s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

RI0MoND. Va, june g. 1891
NOTICE.-AT A MEETING or THE BOARD
y OF DIRECTORS Of the Merchants National
Bank held this day. the usual semi-annual
DIVIDEND OF 30 PER CENT free ~ tax was
declared out of the me- profit OF the past SIX
months. pay able on and after July !, 1891
La 2s-Gt u. t. GLENN, Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA

Unsurpassed in appointments table and gen.
erai attention Terms 80 per day, si7s0 per
week So per month and upward, MUSIC twice
a day by the celebrated Fort Monroe Band.
Nightly hops Safest and most delightful
SURF BATHING on the coast Good SAILING.
FISHING and DRIVING Frequent presence
dsilt Inspections drills. paTados. cannon and
mi. farget Practice Is broad Lpanse OF DALI
NAIrf-r1 ROT SIS OLD POINT COMFORT,
h0u.l fh0re are ~ lana reezes no malaria, no
La. fessr %. 0frre.slyc heat he mornings
ire foiei mi au fhe nights OBJ and refresh
ing The mos charmlng marine vows IN me
world end Tor descriptive iampnlet,,.,,
X. y. PIKE,
ief--'m Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

TEE PLANTERS national BANK or McHMoND,l
RICHMOND Va. June -, 1891.
TTHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAAE
i this LAY dec AIRED dividend Of PER CENT.
free from tax out OF the profits Of the last SIX
months. payable on and after july !, 1891.
jesiWt MANN S. QUAuES, Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

NATIONAL DANh OF flhblNlA,
UNITED SrAIHs, STATE AND CITY DEPosuORYr
RICHM0ND VA, june, %. 1891.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONAL
1 BANK OF VIRGINIA have this day de
clared a DIVIDEND OF PER CENT. free Of
an taxes ont OF the net earnings y the past 81 Z
months, PAYABLE to the stockholders on and
after the ISL day Of July. ..-..........-
J. WLOCKWOOD.
ie2--lOt Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
OFFICE yIRoNiA FIRE AND MARINE

OFFICE VIRGINIA / IRE AND MAEiAE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
HIcHN0yD, VA June "a 1891.
DWIDEND.-THE BOARD or Directors
y of this COMPANY have tbs day aec laTe q a
SF1U-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER
GENT free of tax, payable to stockholders on
W II. MCCARTHY,
ia25-2w Secretary.
dividend NOTICE
The Boards Of Directors Of the Richmond
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Com,
pany have declared a DIVIDEND OF ~ TT Il
CENT on the common stock ana DIVIDEND oDii-
oefions Of fbe company. PAYABLE JULY /. 1891, %
holders of the same as Of the 10Th Of June, 1891,
from which date 90 tho ID OF July, 1891, the
books OF transfer Will be closed
ielf-tJy2 ). Is. MlNolON, 1IeAsAl eI.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
WHISTLES.

We carry in stock the largest variety Of
Whistles Wines and Cordials OF any house IN
the city. f-,,....... ..i.h....5
brands Of Wh.sAies
WILSON, EVANSVILLE, fULCHEB, PRl-
yArE STOCK. POINTER RYE BOURBON,
OLD GRAY. STAR RYE, FAyORlTE. MT.
PLEASANT, AND OTHER BRANDS
o,,rro.der prani Of whisky four years old.
s,rat,b+ rve AZ s22b per gallon. - the best
wbisGv On the market for the money and We
'ne-an,ee /, 10 De- "A pure article and that 10 will
We have fine imported Clarets, shcrFies and
Port Wines
When in need Of anything in our line give us
a call.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPERATIONS or THE NEW roR1
STOCK MdRKET.

situation or Tobacco at Richmond and other
Important Centrss-Quotations or the Ne"
York aud Liverpool Cotton Markeis-Pro-
visions and Grain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
AND PLAINTIFFS SAyINes BANRl

NEHCUANTS AND TLANIIHs NANINNs DANNfI
RicHMoSD, Va, June q, 1891. !
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
l this day declared DIVIDEND OF . PER
CENT free of tax ont Of the profits Of the last
SIX months. payable on and after JULY ], 1891
BERNARD pElION, JR.
ie 2S-ft Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

RICHMOND, Va, June ~ 1921.
THE DIRECIORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
| declared dividend of PER CENf on Old
stock and ~ PER CENT. on new stock payable
WILLIAM ~ HILL
ieaG-ct Cash or.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

The MarQui, de ChastleuX relates ana anoc-
dOto of Ben. Harrison. who. when about to
ret ont for Philadelphia. was waited on oy ID
delegation Of tile people around. who told h.m
that they did mot understand the questions
involved. but that they trusted him and
bis colleagues and would stand by them
whatever action they took.
10 was the Virginia planters who
Get the policy and led n action WASHINGTON.
Jefferson Henry Nelson We're If these.
What I have ,aid bias been simply o. set m.-
self right with tie fow who may have relied
iu some measure upon nay statements and
especially with the gentlemen VI Emory aui
Henry College who dldme the honor 90 invite
ne 10 address tlem aud who ur. How.-nu
says be hopes will NOT be very seriously
guided by lt "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

Wool Tuh-va.hed. FREQ lurrs. 30c.; unwash-
cI fo. eIaaao: Merlno. unVashed, lic.; bury
. peg pound Joss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

Brandre.h's Pills are the beat medicine
known.
Fire They are purely veget, b'e. in fact
Q medica,ed food.
Secoue-rhe came dose slways proip'
oes he came effsc,-oiher purgatives re-
quire increased doses and Fl ally cease act
ing
Ihird-Tbey purify the blood.
Four.h-Ihey invIgofs,e tho digsstio.
and cleanse the stomach and b,~els.
Fitth--Thsy stimulate the hver and
carry of vitialed bile aud other deprAved
secretions.
The FIRST two or three doses tell the story,
The skin becomes CHAR, The eye bright
the mind active, di1estion 10 restored, cos
tiveness cured, the animal vigor 10 recruit
ed and ali decay arrested
Brandreth's Pills are sold in every drua
Ind med icide store, either plain or sugar
coated. Octl9sod&v form
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

PORTLAND, Oct ~.
yr0up.-Sppsrane and tow Gfadess essssf.
sprtne and II spfing. - 7saSss patsnt 1s.ns
vheafs, - soa6s; Mioh. straight roller. ~
dear do, q As IS; u. Losis stxnsnt fSaie.
Is sas %; clear -, ssiNss; wsn'sf wneA'
p1 Sscnuc - e es.assrrie,. sssA7ss pea
beans. d 3 u S; medium. % oess %; Herman
ned., 81 ooA7 IS; yellow syss, ~ ooses Vi Cal nes
Oears, q ,sas Is; posssoes par bssh.. sfaa4ss'
GHAis-H mixed scrn, rosfe: new cera. oos
ooc corn. bag lots 7ii75,; meal, bag lots, 7oAzia;
osfs. car lots, soaaic; ese lots, 3As46ss cotton
seed car loss e2s t0Aas CO., do bag. ~ ooa2S ~ az
sa1hed bran car lots, &isJosa0 %. do has. . eoa
81 90; midliags. = osAss %; do bag lots ess W.
- %. -
nio OOsi6 IS: short outs, tl6 2aal6 50; beef. e
Sess Si0 o0alo 30 plxte ell sSs SOCK plate I'll q
ala IS lard. tabs, per 10. 1iasios ue.cee, 1tseie
pals, Sale: hans. per 10 liAise; 40 cosesea
PouLrRr.-Turkeys, ooAoos; sprins ohtokss>
l3aisc: fowis laal3o; ducks. ooaoco.
SuoAR.-Granulsted per ID, &so; extra Z, SO.
SKKps.--Red TOP, u scs2 90; Timothy ssee
a 5oal 90; Clover, SAalSc
CHKxsx = Vermont. liai2,; n, 7. factory
llail&c; sage lisalstc. ~.
25AsSo choice. i0A2ie; good. l9Axlo; store i7alv
E00s.-kAstern extra. 2iA2sc; Canada axe
western, 00n0o; lined. ooaooc.
| APPLKs-Eattng. per bbl ~ ooss 50; COOKING
81 ooasoo; evaposssed. per ID. saizae; 40 new
0Aloc.
ORHHGxs[amaica, ooAoo; valenoi>. " aoae %
Nesstna, o. soaai %: FLORIDA. - sos6 %.
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n. wAss the Engi.s Cane Assss :.
About . mile from CalsrA Al, "
came to a place where the railroad tfses
srossad = uublic highway, and stuck on
~ tr,ck was mule hitched to = uckety
ia w.gon loaded with wood The mont
wheels had stopped at the rail. and tne
mple was fair across the metals ns
s,n.,d there with his head down and ms
sa,s lazily working, and lying on the
prass near by WAS an old negro man
smoking pipe.
whats the natter asked, As we
drew up. ....
replied. .a
over the track" J.
..,Zactly, sah-'zactly. He KIN DO u
II he wants ter, but he jest won't hes
de obstinatest critter in dis hull staff
One of our party got down and took
the animal by the bit and tried to starr
him up, but he hung back until he al
most sat down.
alt hain't no use tryin,r said the owner
as he came forward Hes one OF dem
breed Of nevis who gifts sot once IN
awhile, an when dat fit strikes him he's
bound to stay right dar."
"But if you don't get him of he'll be
struck by a train
Can't help it, sab. He's dun BIN
wantin to see dat train fur long time,
an now I'ze gwine TO let him.
We were going to seize the wagon and
boost tine whole outfit over, but the col
ouel said if the "nigger" didn't care II
was no funeral of Ours. We heard a
train coming and got back out OF the
way. and the negro waved his hand and
shouted to the mule;
Peel dat eye of yours now an see dem
kivered kyars! You've dun bin crazy tc
git nigh dat bullgine an see if it was
alive, an yo'll soon know all about itf
1t was heavy freight train coming on
down grade. The engineer footed AZ
he rounded the curve, but the mule
never raised his head. Instead Of trying
to stop more steam was put on. and next
moment that mule went twenty feet
high, while it rained wagon wheels and
pine knots all over the township. Al
the'train passed on we found the mule
in the bushes thirty feet from the track
He was all there, but dead as door
nail. The negro came slowly up, took q
long look, and then shook his fist at the
dead animal and said:
81 dun tole yo dat bullsine was alive,
but yo' wouldn't believe it. | hope 20
feel better now! Yo' has went an goi
yourself killed off, de wagon busted up
an left me to go to de porehouse. ar
mebbe de next mewl has will hev SOME
sense in his head"-New York World
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AMUSEMENTS.



His Lordship" is q strong comedy
drama with the sentiment and comedy
nicely BALANCED. Thomas Strstton as Hi
L,rdship is excellent in bis portrayal Of the
title re lie ard in his makeup. The Gilman
at the erd OF the fourth act, where His
Lordship smsshss the French window and
comes to the rescue Of the rjuted husbsnd
is thrilling ard dramatic and srouses the
aud.ercs 10 oatbursls of applause. The
Hartford Tim5s says of the performance
"There was 3 large and enthusiaa.ie
sudience at the opers house last night.
The curtain did not rise promptly on The
first act, bu. the fine performances that fol-
lowed mnIe than stoued for the delay
Thomas Srstton as HIS Lo'dship, Vas the
chief sttracion, don't cher knos.' aud
right royalty did he perform bis part,
elicitipg repeated burt Of laugtter scd
applause. The support was good TIE
company can be safely recommended a.
being first class"
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BY the Sad Sea Waves.

Boys-An did yer ever see a whale?
Old Timer-A whale, is il? Why, wher
was in the Mediterranean, in 'G5, aboarG
the Whopper, our lookout cried LAND
aheadl an sure enough, right over on oul
larboard side, there was an island as ne
one ever seed afore, an which our skip
per said warn't down on none o his
charts. We hove to right in the eye of 6
bitin wind an six of us was sent out in
the shippers gig to make observations.
We made direck for the island an land
ed an wandered about for an intire
morning without disllverin no signs
% mammal life or vegetation, We got
chilled through an pnrceeied to build q
fire, which we had scarcely lighted WI n
the island begun TO sqnirm an to sink .
if by magic. To ma lie IA long story shol
what we took for IN island was whale:
guess he couldn't stand the hot fire in
the small of his back. SO he sank to the
bottom of the ocean. We all escaped ex-
ceptin our cox'n, poor Tommy Bilge;
he fell into the hole the fire made into
the whales back an was drowned
(Contemptuously Have seen whales
Life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

Ths Epworth Lesgus Of the Method st
church we're entertained by Mr.. and Mr..
]. C.. Lander lsst evening. The memoirs
to whom parts we're assigned read extracts
from Scotch poets and the exercises we're
most interesting. The league is now con-
,idering the formation Of reading club 10
meet during the winter and read some OF
the standard works The society is in 4
very prosperous condition. ils members
and enthusiastic walkers and the prospects
for busy winters work are excellent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

Mr.. John N. Tsy lor. night editor Of the
Boston Globe. returned Yesterday from q
two weeks ou,irg in Pictou county. Nova
Scotia. near the Gulf Of 81. LA.rsuee. Mr..
Tsyi, had quite good luck, shooting hsif 3
DC gen vilj geess. . Lumber Of duck AID
quite sn smc u-t Of small game. The one
a. ier tcnxbie feature Of tie nip vas thar il
rssaed sH the lime. Me rsylor Will PROB
seiy spend swo weeks in tits city, his cid
hams. He .iil spend m :. Of the time
huu., in this vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

The old brick mt ETH & house st West
Gardner Is exactly fifty years old 'Ne b
day Of November snd Rev. j. L. MIME
Of the Free Baptist church, who conducts
,srv css there Sunday forenoon, Is s'rsrg-
i1g for interesting exercises t. be held IN
comme morsginn OF the dedication OF the
church Nov. 9th, 1871. He will deliver an
address touching on some Of the most IN
teresting points in the history Of the ocild.
inR and those who wor, hipped within il, and
other special features will be introduced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

The Gardiner fremen, who took part il
The fireman's muster q, Richmond yes.er
day. parsded tba streets in he morning, tbs
Eagle drum corps, with Harry Berry Al
dtum major, leading me procession They
aade very good appesrsnce The mem,
Der. Of the Alert Hose Company sppestei
N their new uniforms. which a:e bssuties'
The pants are blue. with = wide gold stripe
snd the shirts have yellow shield on TIA
fHnnt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Hon. VIM. p. WhitehOuse, Presiding

G. T. STEVENS, sheriff.
W. S. CHoATE, clerk.
r. A. SMALL, stenographer.
TUESDAY, Oct. IL.
The October term Of the Supreme
Judicial Court convened at 10 O'Clock
today, with large attendance OF the bar.
A call Of the docket disclosed the fact that
there would probably be enough to occupy
the court about three weeks The follow
ing is a list of the jurors in attendance:
George Bsllspiine, Wsterville; Geo. W.
Could 2, Oakland; Tallman Grover, Gar
diner; Levi H.llowell, China; James NJ
Humphrey, Augusta; Gortam P. H. jew
1T, foreman, Rsndolph; B. F. johnson,
Gardiner Gardiner NJ. Knowles, Manches-
ter; FRANK A. Lincoln, Waterville; L X,
Litch aeld, Winthrop; James Merrill. West
Gardiner; e. A. Perkins. Augusta; Joshua
G.. Robbins, Hsllowell; True T. Taylor,
Readfield; ". E Trssk, Chelsea; John
Whitaker, Albion; W. Fl. Williams, Au-
sus,a; G. l.. Withee, Wiuslow. d.
By direction OF the judge the clerk hiss
sent out venirls for 10 additional Jurors, to
report or Monday next
1t was found that there was no case ready
for the jury todiy and they we're accord
ingly ex3nsed until m ,ruiog.
In the afternoon the case Of Winfield 8.
Small Vs. James E. Campion and trustees
was taken up before the court, the trial
being against the alleged trustees, d. E
Marston of Monmouth and Chss. M. Jones
of Deering upon allegations by the plaintiff
bssed nj on disclosure of the trustees. A. f.
Moulton sri }. Fl. Hill sppesred for the
plaintiff and L. T. Carleton and F. E..
Bespe, for the trustees. The plaintiff
slleges that the trustees bought
of the priucipsl defendant 10 the season. Of
1890, certain quantity of ice a. Lake
Sebago, to be delivered at Portland hsrbor
on shipboszd, and that lhsre is still due
defendant balance OF $4,000. The de-
fendsnts trustees say they did contract
with Campioa for 400 tons of merchants
Bile ice at 1913 per ton, the fret bsif to be
delivered on board vessels du,iog July and
the TEL Ainder in August, but that the
defend delivered only about 700 tons,
and that unmerchautAble, and neglected tu
deliver the remain Ter though the defendant
was r, guessed TO d. so and vessels we've
sent for it; thai they have paid ,hs
defendant Sl100, and that this is
all be is entitled, because they were dam
aged by the inferior qushry of ice delivered
aud bis fsilare to deliver the remainder.
The plaintiff contends that the ice was mer-
charitable, az d mat il there was any failure
to deliver sny portion Of the ice that wss
bought, then defendant trustees were not
injured bu. Der Gifted, because the market
braken SO tbs. they would receive
much less tbaa they would have to pay.
The testimony wss nearly concluded at the
line Of adjournment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

The marble shop has gone up, this being
the fourth building that Mr.. Luce has
raised to conform to the new grade OF the
stree. The next to receive his attention
will be T. F. Dow's market and grocery, on
the other side Of the street. Large Qusn-
titles OF dirt are being dumped 10 upon the
street, ard tie track Of the street rsilrosd
is being raised ard at the same time wired
so a. TO be oil ready for electric CARS when
the time shall coma to use them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

Capt. jordan and his men were out yes
teidsy la force, notwithstanding the wet
~esther. aud the judges. Capt Blanchard
snd Messer. Knsuf and Robbins, were
busy until late hour in taking account of
the game brought in. Today, if the weather
is far. Capt ste~srt and his followers will
60 forth and expect to bring 10 numerous
evidences Of their skill as hunters. A
grand supper for sill at the expense OF the
vsnQ uished tide, will be the closing act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

Fred Howard, . 15yesr-oId boy, who
was reported ~ having run away from
home, vas heard from Monday night in
Aususts, where he was taken from the
Pullman on his say from Waterville for
non-pAymens Of HE fare. BE hsd been
wishing his grandfather in Watefvilie, &C.
cording to bis statement. He was allowed
to proceed On Ii, journey to this city. on
condition that he would later remit the
NOR sy for bis fare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

R W. DunD, E q, went to Turner yes
terdsy on business connected with the pro-
posed creamery in this city. The pros
poets of the enterprise are good; the FARM
ers are interested in it and think there is
no doubt the requisite number Of cows be-
ing easily secured. All who wish to zee q
butter factory set in operation here should
confer with Mr.. Dunn on the subject. He
will be glad to talk with any one about it.
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The oakland mfg Co = whistle sounded
an alarm Of FIRE a. O'Clock yesterday at
.ernoon It proved to be slight btze II
an ash barrel at the residercs Of Msjol
John W. Berry on Neil street. The h,'
de partmeEt responded promptly. but th'i
services we're not needed As 8 few pals OF
water extinguished the flames.