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CONFERENCE OF LABOR MEN.
Movement for Confederation of Farmers
Alliance and Similar ORGANIZATIONS

Alliance and Similar Organizations.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 22.-Representatives
OF the Knights OF Labor, Farmers Alliance,
Farmers Union, and Citizens Alliance began a
meeting here today in accordance with instruc-
tions from the 0cala conference. Representa-
tives OF three other organizations expected
tomorrow Grand Master Workman Powderly
and his executive committee are here.
A plan of agreement looking to confederation
was drawn up 1t provi1es for a joint commit
tee OF five iron each organization to represent
the confederation; the 81. Louis platform shall
be the basis: each shall stand pledged To assist,
when possible, in all local efforts TO better the
condition OF the people; the joint committee
shall have power TO admit other organizations
with similar object; each organization shall be
bound to support the plans agreed upon by the
joint committee.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-23

Is there anything fresh in the
paper to-day1 Yes. Marriott's
Houe-Smoked "Queen' hams and
hscon are always fresh and delicious.
Remember when buying anything of
the kind that the Queen brand
rosts you more money than other
soods, but the difference in favor
md quality well repays you for your
outlay. Some dealers may say, .we
don't sell the Queen meats; they are
90 high, but We have some just as
sood.s Do not believe such state
menfs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-23

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 22.-The statement of
the pension Office shows that during the first
fifteen days of January 1,037 pension certificates
were issued, larger proportion than under
the dependent act June last. This is the largest
number ever issued by the bureau during like
period vast number Of inquiries relating TO
bending claims are daily received from mem
bers OF congress all OF which have been answered
previously interfering with the regular business
OF the office One day last week inquiries OF
this character were received TO the amount OF
.
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senatnr snuire pid Not pisappoint Him.

WAsHIHGToS CITY, Jan. 22.-[special l-Colo-
mel p. H. Winston, of Washington, left tonight
for New York city, where he has daughter at
school Colonel Winston said that be felt that
his reputation as diseerner Of the political sit
uation in his own state was upheld by the re-
cent events at home. On his arrival here week
and half ago he said that senator squire would
be reelected receiving hfty-Seyen votes. he
was short one vote ia his calculations.
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Washington Postoffices.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. Especial IL z.
Reed has been appointed postmaster at Morton,
Lewis county, and q. Chase at Quiniault,
Chehahs county. An Office was today estab-
lishes; at Granite Lake, Spokane county.
4 pension has been granted 70 Samuel l. Ny
ers OF seattle Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-23

PoRr ANGELES, Jan. Special 1.-THE new
city council got down 20 work last week w y.
shiyers was elected city marshal, Horace White
city clerk. ana s r. carusl. police judge. fh4
new council will prove progressive one
have advertised for bids for oTensnB up
streets-yalley and Cherry. The two slIeets
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was passed and the House went into committee
OF the whole on the naval appropriation bill
Boutelle explained it, and the committee rose
and the House adjourned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-23
FIre iu Taeoma Resldence.

residence on and Twenty-third street was
damaged 500 tonight. The origin Of the fire 10
unknown. It is thought 70 be incendiary 40
there was no stove in the place. Malone
manned fherc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-23
Rriradier-General Bennett Retired.

wAsHISGTos CRY, Jan. -Brigadier-General
Bennett, chief of ordnance OF the army, was to-
day placed on the retired list, having reached
sAa aya nF a.
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WAsHIyGTox CITY, Jan. 22-The president
was the guest Of honor at dinner given tonight
by General SchodeEd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-23

that over 500 cascs Gre now on the docSet await
ing trial. When au additional judge vas
granted at the last session, bnt 40 awaited
trial. The probate business, hcw transacted ny
superior judges. has also increased Their dasies
day:
To VIZ FrieisdS Throughout ;te Sga,cs J desire
70 extend TO YOU nv sincere thanklqlness Tor
TIE manner IN witch y1i have advocated my
election 70 the ScHatc oi the oiica states. IN
an esPetisl mauutr desire Ia thank you for rSe
way In which yeu stood by me, uuswcrvcd by
ealniniy Hffl ahGse and IN he midst of all the
modern spFt1aneVS to influence votes against
me. Your faithfulncss 60 ms cause was n vol
uDtafy tribute which places me under obliga-
tons that ean 3cvey ~ repaid. Your manly
and dlgaihed rampai1n IN presenting nay claims
TO the members ot the legislature and the peo-
PIE ef Washington Tor tdC high office oi United
states senator eXcltss iH me the pro-
fol;udcSt admiration. Although YOU were
not successful IN yorr efforts. I believe
the outcome VIII be bcuetcial to the Republican
party of the state Pur.r politics the disap-
peaTaDce OF bossism and the independence of
voters throughout ne state Will hereafter assert
Itself and no longer will ii1'lc coteFie of self
constituted leaders he plteptiai as the voice of
the Republican party You will always be well
come To my home. aud ypu and each OF you are
especisily endeared 10 me pers nnaliy. sin
cerely, " H. CAIKINs
OLYMPIA Jan o. lsai
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Senator ESbelman, OF Takima county. has
presented a petition to the senate from No. s
Grange, oi klfckitHt county. for the repeal OF
the present road tax law. The farmers in that
vicinity. and in fact all over the state, are loud
in condemnation of the present law, which re-
quires road taxes To be paid in cash.
The old law allowed road taxes to be
worked out and farmers used the right
in mot instances. Farmers would frequently
prefer 10 pay twice as much in work as in cash.
During two or three months OF the year, after
crops are all in and plowing done, they have
plenty of time 20 work on the road They in
sist that the present Law shall be repealed.
Otis NJ. Moore, secretary OF the Washington
Press Association. is here to secure the passage
OF q bill authorizing the publication'of laws by
newspapers of the state.
Acting Governor Laughton today appointed
E. NJ. Hunt, John Huntington aud Charles r.
Uhlman, of Tacoma, tide land appraisers for
Pierce county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
IL RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins September EARN
and continues nine months.
Expenses per session Of a resident student
eml racing entrance fees. tuition, board. fuel,
lights and washing, about sO7. %. or a non
resident student about tSs ~. Tuition III law
school. if both classes DO taken. $40; If only one,
$40.
The scheme Of instruction embraces eight in
dependent schools Of Latin. Greek, Modern
Languages. English. Mathematics. Physics,
Chemistry and Philosophy. and the professional
School bf Law. PROVISION is also made for sys-
tematic instruction in FlOcution.
The. courses of instruction III the academic
schools lead 10 the degrees Of bachelor OF
Science, Bachelor OF Arts, and Master Of Arts;
in the Law School 20 the degree OF bachelor OF
Law.
Tho location of the college in the city Of Rich
mond gives II unsurpassed advantages IN
healthfuincss and in opportunities Of improve
ment other than those Afforded by the c0Iege
itself
For catalogues apply at the book stores % the
city or address B. pUBlEAR.
Chairman Of the Faculty.
jv 2G-Su. WekFrtSe2l
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~ the Lead Trust will he held this afternoon
AZ the Office Of tho trust, No. brosawsy.
The object OF the meeting Is TO settle TWO
rather interesting points in the poncy OF ths
trust. One IL the reduction OF the capitsi
stock OF the trust from t90,OOO.VOO 10 toO'vyV,-
GOO. Some Of the stockholders are opposeq 70
the reduction, while others are In favor on ~.
Another point 80 be brought up ~ the ISSUE
of e3.3 800, 600 Of debenturo bonds. lhls 10 .
point on which there Is much dileIence OF
opinion. Some of the stockholders favor the
issuance Of these bonds. while others 40 no'
think there Is any need OF doing 30.
CRUEL CUPID.
The mischievous little rascal CUPID did a
very cruel piece of work when no thot BIS
love darts into the hearts OF joseph befh@iu
and his wife Leah. -
They were married only six years ogo. and
now ,foseph. who is a wealthy dealer IN drugs
and oils. of No. 228 Pearl street, has brought
suit in the supreme court for an absolute III
yorce from Leah. He ame Count lie
Beauhls and Charles Provost as co,rosPon-
dents and Paris as the scene OF ms WHO'S uu-
faithfulness. Miss Vincent was o pretty Vlva-
cious opera singer with n sweet soprano voice
when Mr.. Bernard met her and became IN,
stantly and violently enamorod. lie prropoSeu
and after q couple Of months courtship they
were welded.
MIR. Bernard long ago repented nj his haste
and success. He alleges that Mrs. DerDaiu
has been leading q very gay life IN Paris our,
ing the present season. Lawyer APO
Hnmmel is counsel for Mrs. Bernard and the
case came up before Judge Patterson IN Su-
preme Court Chambers yesterday, on a mo-
ton Of alimony and counsel fees.
Coudert Brothers secured an sdjournment
Of the motion for @ week to produce ailaavits
from Paris TO sustain the allegations IN the
complaint.
TITLE HKLp Il BABY.
This isn't my baby, - said a young woman
10 the Sergeant al Police Headquarters last
night as che held ont an infant.
The woman was Title Miller Of No: 3y Hen
nv street. She said a woman asked her TO
hold the baby ut Canal and Mott streets.
Now, / don't like babies" said Title with
a little laugh. but the woman was rlchly
dressed and appeared 70 be in distress. SO l
thought | would oblige her, and | did, but
I'm sorry now. She derted away IN the crowd
and left me holding the baby. Please take
it,"
The child is about three months old. Its
garments woro OF excellent quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28

TRueTTTT SALE or VALUABLE HOTEL
i PROPERTY AT PROVIDENCE FORGE,
NEW KENT OUN1I

Az trus.eo in a decd executed by William T.
Cottreii and wife, dated the both day of March.
fSsa, and of record in the clerks oaico Of the
Comfy Court Of Now Kent county. Deed Hook
q. rage Il and AZ. and being thereto required by
the pnrty secured in the said deed. | will offer
Tor sale at public auction at Proyidenco Forgo
ia front of Christian's store AZ 4 j. NJ.
FRIDAY THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1891,
that valuable hotol property known as tho
"Wellington." with 81 acres, 3 roods and q poles
OF and attached thereto:
TTRMs: Cash enough TO pay. the OK
penses of sale. about 500. and the in
ierost In arrears upon the debt therein Sc
cnred, amounting 20 s6s.IS and ssI.7s. TO bo
paid s0th September. 1891. and s2,72afS upon a
credit til tho 8ih day Of March, 1874. with IN
tcrest from the s0th day Of septcmber, 1891,
IN cssh. he uurchtscr to receive a deed and 20
give a trust dood to secure tho deferred pay
snents. GEORGE L. HAW,
,u2i-f-4w Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
OPENS JUNE lsr.

OPENS JUNE 1sr.
The greatest dyspepsia water known ana most
popular summer resort in the mountains OF Nlr-
ginia. Accommodations frst-class. Post, tele-
er.nh and express offices in main building.
Good livery snd excellent band Of music; Nrito
Tor circulsr. 4. A. CALHOUN,
Proprietor.
DR.. Charles v. Darlington, resident physician.
mVDq-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28

IkAlN- NO. 10, $40 T. NJ
OCAL EXPRESS. daily, except gundsz
II stops at al s%tations. At Lester Manor coz.
meets with stage for WalkeTton; slso conness,
with B~sltim9Te steamer A. West Point.
RALTIMOKE LIMITED. daily. except sun
ID day, FOX West Point, connecting with iofr
river stesmers for Baltimore. Al Es.iim0rs
steamers connect with baltimore end Ohio rail-.
York FARE: Richmond 70 Baltimore. a.. %
Warrington, g.; 10 philAlelphis. st80. Mex
sfEAMERs LEAVE BALTIMORE 5Pw
LNOh WEST POINT, daily. etcept SUNDAY
! thence by Richmond ami Danyillorailrosdf "a
hlchmond arriving 80 :bs A. NJ. aud l0;0AM.
QCAL. MIXED. daily. excep, Snndav. leave,
= Wenty-thlrd street station for West Point
and Intermediate POINTS.
Ilcket otlce et station foot Of Virginia street
A. 81. d" ~" - "'"
sly TICKET oaice, al Main street.
SOL HAAS, jag. L. TAYLOR
JOSEPH POTTS. DIV Pass. Agent
RIriiMONp, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0-
=. 4OMAO hAlLkOAD.-schedule
i9g NJ of,' 1891. Eastern standard times
eWsA d., leaves Byrd-street s,stion daily.
stops only at Ashland. Boutwell,,
MILFORD, fredericksburg. Brooke
sud NldeTater Sleeper Washing.
t2u aud New York. Arrives ~
m @of6i 9i7 =. Il: 'f f8ils ioi p s@1I.t -
7 NJ; Now York 80 + v
A%O a n, leaves byrd-street station daily eK-
eep, sun lay. Buffet Parlor Car
hlchnoud 20 Vow York, Arrives
al Washington 50 4I0 2. NJ; Balti-
more, 5:9f p NJ: Philadelphia. "a
J NJ; Now York. 1925 y. VI
100 l. d., leaves Byrd-s'reet station dsily
Sleeping car Richmond 70 Ne"
loTk stops only az Ashland. Both
Brooke and Whitewater. Stops st
other statons on sunday. Arrives
81 Washington at D. % {. Nj Balti-
more, 1913 i. NJ; Philadelphia, 843
$50 A NJ, strives At 1Byrd,strest Station daily
Sleeper from New York stops onlY
a. Whitewater, Brooke. Frederick
burg. Milford, Boutwell, ard Ash.
land; stops 40 other stations 20
sundays; Leaves Na'hingion af
PCS P. H., arrives 40 Byrd-stroot station daily
Stops AZ fredericksburg, MifOrl,
Bothweli and Ashland. Sloepef
from Washington aud New 1off
does not stop az Ella. Leaves Wash.
lHgfon o. fH5. a A.
$3.50 7. ", arrives a. Byrd-stroet station lalY
except Sunday. Buffet Perlor ,Ac
New FORK 10 Richmond. Leaves
Washington at lHI R. d
FREDERICKsBURG ACCOMMODATIONS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
500 L. ~, l0Syos Brra-strHet taflOn; arrives
40 fredericksburg at6.DP NJ
bAU a d., arrives a. ENrf.sI rect aia.uui
leaves Fredericksburg 81 Goo 4
ASHLAND LitAlA1
DAILY TKCEFr SUNDAYS.
64s 4. NJ, leaves ElDa; arrives at Ashland 4.
T:38 4. ".
GA I. NJ. leaves Elba: arrives St Ashland st
1903 i. N.
Gas A NJ, arrives &C Elba, leaves Ashland at
COS 4. n.
CTS p. M.. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland 81
b.O /. VI.
CA. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
T.. !. ID. MYERS. General superintendent
4 TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY, MAY 81 1891. st ga
~. trains Oh his road viii run As follows:
VRATAA ~ntHTThNARD
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CoMMIssIoYEB's OFFICE,

WTTTTT-T--"""T ~
To all parties in interest in said suits: lake
notice that / will at my office. in the city, OF WI
hansburg, State Of Virginia. on Wednesday the
9th day OF September. 1891. between the hours
Of . O'Clock A.. NJ. and O'Clock =. NJ, proceed to
take the following accounts, as directed by de-
crees entered In said suits. respectively, on the
12th day Of November. 1887, and the iith day of
November. 1890. and as rocommitted by decree
of April 10th, 1891: ,
First. A fair spportionment Of the costs Of
said second named snit
second. What part, If any, Of the funds re-
ceived by parties Interested should be refunded.
Third The services rendered 10y 3 ID. Peachy
for drawing deeds III said causes and a reason
allie fee for the same.
Fourth. The services rendered by W. II, i.
Morecock As clerk and commissioner since June
a 1891. SYDNEY SMITH.
I'll 7-f4w Commissioner IN Ohancery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28

THE FRANKLIN STREET SCHOOL WILL
i RE OPEN AT 80 west Franklin street SEP
TTMBFR 25fH. New pupils classified September
oath. Catalogues at the book-stores. Address
Ashland Va q. II. NOLLEY.
au l9-wefrtselS Principal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28
NJ RIVER DIVISION.

O.. AND A. h. r.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
9O0 A. n, mail, daily, for Lyuchhurg. Natural
Bridge, Lexington, Buona Vista,
Glasgow, Craig City and Clifton
Forge. Pafl0r chair Richmond to
enron Forge, excepting on Sum
days train.
4:o0 z. NJ, except sunday. FOR Lynchburg. con.
nectlng with q train leaving Lynch
burg a. 500 A. Is for Natural
Bridge, Lexington ana Clifton
1orse Sleeping-car 10 Lynchburg,
AhNaNE AlklNIIMOND:
$50 J. NJ, daily, from Clifton Forge.
S:n 4 NJ. except sunday. from Clifton Forge
Station, Eighth AMI Cana streets.
FOR further information apaiv 20 =. -. Gar
bers Office, OF cas-. Main street; chesapeake
and Ohio Hallway Company's stations; thesl-
peake and Ohio general Office Eighth and Main
join y. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agont
DICHMOND AND SEVEN PINES RAILWAY
HI SUMMER SCHEDULE.
UNION LINE ELECTRIC CARS CONNECT
WITH ALL TRAINS
DAILY.
Leave Richmond: Leave Seven Pines.
$50 A. NJ; u NJ. $50 A. NJ: 7:30 A. II.
sUNDAY.
10 A. 81; Pm: 2P.M NJ: "a. n; II A. NJ; IP
81. NJ; 4P. ": 5P. NJ; Bpm; PM; Z. ~;
Z pm. JPN
Round trip tickets twenty-five cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28

NEOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND SPRINGS,
vi over Rockfsh Gap, Blue Ridge Mountains
1000 feet above the level OF the ses, Fine. view
a delightful summer resort. cheap board
strong iron springs; many attractions g me
invalid, pioasure-seekers and families; OF easy
season ends OCTOBER 18th. Address
MESSRS. MASSIE & Coz
MI aim Alton. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28
FOR RENT.

nor RFNT-THE TERMINAL HOTEL OFs7
i West Point. Possession given SeptemherLI
IS. 1901. Apply to MORGAN TREAT. Receiver,
West Point, Va. su &l-in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28
LOST.

7 OSTTO-DAY A CHECK FOR $3.50 on FIRST
II National Bank. Richmond. Va. payable 20
No. md signed by &C =. BRUCE BRO PAYMENT
has been stopped, and al parties are warned
against trading tor same.
au 2s-St ALBERT @. BRUCE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

LEXINGTON, Va. -,
Fifty-third wear. State Military. Scientific ana
Technical School. Thorough courses IN gen
eral and applied Chemistry. and IL Englneer-
ing. Confers degree Of graduate in Academic
Course; also. degrees Of bachelor OF Science
and Civil Engineer in Technical Courses. Al
expenses. including clothing and ~iucidentals.
provided at rate Of $3.50 per month, as an
auetage for the four years, erc'gslmeI ~ 0gtfd
GES. SCOTT SHIP.
iyi5-w.f.su. lot superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28
TRAINS |N0RTHwARD.


49, h~f@
Nos. a. % and 80 mako no stops Nos ~ ana
Is stop On signal a. Manchester, Central1 ana
Chester. Nos. "a an II stop on sishal az III
chester. Irewrys, Cenfrslia and the.ter No Il
stops on signal az Manchester only FOR passen-
gers purchasing tickets 10. regular stopHlny
places FOR this train south Of PotersDurg. Nos
&. IS. II, -, ~. 40, -. As. - and % VIII stop on s!z-
nal a. al Pullman CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "A and % sloeping-cArs betreen
ON Trains Nos. Il and Il sleeplng.cars between
New York and Charleston. On Trains NosA
Jacksonville. On Trains Nos. 81 and u sleeping
cars between Richmond and LyDchDnrg, Va
THE ONLY ALL~RAlL LINE TO S9EFoLA
Richmond. soohN EorioIE."..M@kN
Richmond. $40 I. N. Norfolk. 80. e0 I n
NorioIk~.~ $50 \. Fiehmon4 IL I. \
The trains leaving Richmond ats;0)A 4; y. and
Norfolk at4a0 +. NJ. $40 solid trains betnooa
these two points, aud passengers 90 thfousa
also made al Petersburg by the $50 /. ~ train
from Richmond and the s:S A. NJ. train fson
Trans leaving Richmond atEiON "a A. NJ and
u.u Z. 81, and arriving At Richmond a. 90
A NJ. and l:4O F.. NJ. make close connection a
Petersburg 10 and from farmyillo, LynchDurE
aud southwestern poiats; ONLY
supertnteEionk
T.. 7. u. MYERS,
General superintendent
i. ". EHKRsoS. General Passenger Agent
TSARMymLE AND POWHATAN RAILROAD
/ COMPANf General once, NO. 73 east aala
street.-schedqle r. Effect No e, is'l
t.s ?. n, via Atlantic Coast Line Tor bef-
a-m Ts Atlantic Coast Line for Winter
'~ ' MOCK and intermediate stations 3,
zoo L. NJ. via Richmond and DanVile rAhroaa
for FArmvil!e and all stations Tess
OF Mosely Junction
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND;
sao A. Il. via Atlantic Coast Limo rom ber'
..op n va ATLANTIC CoAs. Line from ~in-
o~@ 49, teruock and intermediate stations
$50 I. H.. VA hlehIn2Hd ana IL md in..sa
mediate ststions
s.n N win Richmond aud DspyiDe hsiirosds
eHoh ~ from Farmyille. aud intermodiats
stations to Moseiy Junction
All trains daily except SuaaAy. .hl
FOR tickets. baggage cnseA9 sntts rn.~i
call uoon A. w. NAhbEtS Wy nlaen, S"~
lima snd Richmond and DAnNl'0 uep0'~
NA n. MlLeNN.
caoer.l Freight and Passenger Agent
IAxxs WsRrn. General Manager aps"
RrNswANdEH GO"
Manufacturers and Dealers
Builders and Painters Supplies
81 Doors. Blinds, Etc. Etc; Paints. Oh
sssn Glass. Brushes, Etc.
1uYASr MAIN, and Il 3 FIFTEENTH srS<
sA hlSHMoAn IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28

GOLLEGEO or WILLIAM AMI. MARY; VIII
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. SESSION BEGINS QCI.
ODER /. 1891. CLOSES JULY l.. 1891. The Oldest
College in the South; provides a thorough
normal and academic training; historical sur
roundings; healthy climate; forty-eight, miles
from Richmond on the Chesapeake and mo
railroad. Terms, cheap. Expenses Tor students
willing to teach two years in the pubDc SCHOOLS
of Virgins. board. fuel, lights and Tashlng' si0
per month; other students. from s2 TO slf per
months. Tuition fec chArgeabie against such
students as are not willing to take a pledge 70
teach. Si2.5 per half session. Send for, cata-
logue. LYON q. I1LEh, freSlueub.
jy-22Dim, stw, f ,suim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of the city Of Williams
burg and county Of James city-ln Chsncery;
Amber and wife against GUSTS, and Gusts
against GUSTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-28
RAILROADS.
NJ :: WI aufok:NsstsmR.R RI

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST g. 1891.
BfRD-STREET STATION.
0Uo A. a.. Richmond and Norfolk through
express Arrive Norfolk II rs A. II
stops only At Petersburg, wavcrly
10 05 A. NJ. For Roanoke. Rsdford. Pulaski.
Bristol; also. connects AZ kadford
Tor Biucheli; no connection be-
y0nd Huohold. parlOr car Peters
burg 10 hOanak0. and Julimtn
sleeper Roanoke 10 Memphis via
1910 p. ~. For Lynch6urg. Roanoke Sud inter.
meuleie stations. No connection
5:B P. NJ. Arrives at Norfolk atq:sP.M
1880 p. d.. For Roanoke, Radforl. pnlnSs,
Bristol. Also FOR Bluoaell. Poca-
hontas. ElkhOrn and stations on
tLnch Valley Division. Also for
Louisville and stations on j.. p y.
4. X via. Norton. Pullman laAce
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Berths ready for occu-
IRucy At 900 /. NJ. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg 10 Bristol. and
Roanoke to Memphis ana New
Orleans via Knoxville and Chatts-
nOOgA.
field daily 100 A. N. for Norton aud interme-
diate stations; and 1888 Z. N. for Norton.
via Norton.
Tickets. baRgage-cheo ks. and sill Information
can 10 obtained al Richmond sud Petersburg
railroad depot a. ". CARRIERS, 0Jl Main street;
ana ~ the Companys Office, SO east Main
street. K. V. COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent.
W. r.. DEVILL.
General Passenger Agent
General ONCE, Roanoke. "a.