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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
POINTS ON PAWTUCkET
An Incendiary Fire Causes a Consid'
cradle Loss.
HORSES SAVED BY HARD WORK
An Accident 60 an Engine-A Week of
Prayer-The Board of Aldermen-Good
Luck Hunting.

A fire alarm from box "a was rung in
last evening, calling portion of the de-
partment TO the residence Of the late Isiah
Goff at No. 241 Broadway where they
found "A medium sized barn in hames
When first discovered the building was
ablaze I'm several places in the upper story.
II was evidently thework Of an incindiary,
rs young man, stranger, was seen
coming out of the yard by two
gentlemen but few seconds before
the fire was discovered. The barn
was used by John j. Gavigan. He had IN II
three horses two double and single har-
ness also two carriages, robes, blankets,
etc, including hay and grain which was
saved by hard work and risk of life. He
had no insurance. a lot of furniture
stored in the barn was n total loss The
barn was thoroughly gutted and the roof
burned while the frame was left standing.
The firemen did excellent service in say
ing the surrounding buildings. The IN
surance on the burned building could not
be learned as the administrator of the es-
tate resided at Central Falls. The man
Gavigan stated 10 NEWS reporter that
when he got 20 the barn he found that the
doors were not locked though he locked
them at o'clock, when be left the barn,
and everything was as usual.
n RODu NhN = SpOIl was bDtdliltu ny
Howard Slocum, George Slocum and
Andrew Radloff securing sixty rabbits
and number of grey squirrels. The dog
Mr.. Slocum owns is one formerly belong
ing 90 Mr.. Robinson.
An accident happened 10 Chemical En-
gine No. 2 last evening as it was running
10 the fire on Broadway. In responding
10 the alarm they go by the way of FIX
change street, and when near the bridge
one of the horses fell which nearly threw
the apparatus against the electric light
pole. The horse fell in such manner
that the pole ssrap was broken and the
horse was precipitated partly under the
truck The animal was taken out and
after awhile was able to stand upon its
feet and taken TO the station. IL was
badly cut and may be otherwise injured.
Driver Bassett thinks the horse stepped
ON round stone which broke its footing.
Tue accident drew as much of crowd as
did che fire.
The Board Of Aldermen held special
meeting this morning. Among other
things done was TO compel the Pawtucket
Street Railway Company TO set its poles
nearer the curbstone.
The week of prayer at the Y. NJ. c. n.
opens tomorrow, and arrangements have
been made TO hold meetings every even
ing with the exception of Thursday even
ing. Rev. Ia. :. Woodwork will conduct
the services. The singing will be led by
an orchestra. All men are invited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
said he had heard of two who were candi

Shlu ne nhu nedru ol tWo Wno Werc cduui-
dates.
Tramps are getting to be quite numer-
GUS Several entered town last evening
and this morning they are making their
morning calls 10 obtain something TO sup
ply the wants of the inner man.
Frank Lindsey, who Is associated with
the Attleboro bank as teller, made his
mother, Mrs. Samuel NJ. Lindsey a brief
visit for the purpose of arranging her bus
iness so that she might spend the winter
with his family.
Letters received from Miss Meeler
Schneider and Herman Dryer, who are
sojourning at Seattle in Washington,
speak highly of the country and climate.
Charles Bowler, who lives upon the
banks of the Kickamuit river, while
ploughing up piece of new land on Fri
day, found several weapons which had
been used by the redskin.
Messrs. Babbitt and Dean, of Taunton,
did some very fine shooting on Friday
back of broad common, killing fifteen
quails and brace of partridges.
Peter Neevera lost valuable cow on
Friday night, by choking She got loose
in the barn, and got at a barrel of small
potatoes She had eaten nearly half of
them before the accident happened.
Judge jonathan Il. Bullock, whose case
at one time was considered critical by his
physician, DR.. George "A. Pike, is now
slowly convalescing.
Arrived, Schooner Adelia, Shaw, mas
ter, with fer tilizer for Thomas j. Usher.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
THE BANNER CONTEST.
A Newport Club Enters the Lists in
Dead Earnest.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.
The Largest Single Number OF Votes Yet
Sent In Arrives To-day-All the Lead
ing Clubs are Now "HolJing Back"
Quantities of Ballots.

There isn't any doubt whatever that all
NEWS banner are awake to the necessity
of making an active effort for the prize if
il is TO be won. There is no doubt, either
that they are all holding back ballots to
be sent in on the last day. For instance,
the Newport Young Republican Club
sent in to-day the largest number of votes
ever received at one time. But a little
bird tells the NEWS that the Newport men
are holding in reserve much larger num-
ber. Up i'm Olneyville the Johnston
Young Mems Republican Club wink the
other eye mysteriously as they speak
about the last day."
BY the way, some question has arisen as
90 when that last day" closes. At mid
night of course, Nov. 10, Out of town
ballots mailed before midnight of that
day will be counted. to give those at n dis
tance an equal chance with the nearer
ones. The list, pretty stagnant as to the
last clubs, now stands:
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB of
Providence.
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB of
Providence.
Young MEMS CLUB Of Newport
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB Of
Johnston.
PLUMED KNIGHTS of Providence.
GARFIELD CLUB of Pawtucket
GEORGE Il. WETMoRE CLUB of Newport.
FRENCH REPUBLICAN CLUB of
Central Falls. Tiled.
WOONsoCKET REPUBLICAN CLUB
WARREN REPUBLICAN CLUB.
pHENIX CLUB of Phenix.
NATICK FRENCH REPUBLICAN Associa-
tion.
MCKINLEY CLUB OF New Shoreham.
NORTH PROVIDENCE REPUBLICAN CLUB
LINCOLN REPUBLICAN Association of Cen
tral Falls.
LONSDALE REPUDLICAN CLUE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
CENTRAL FALLS.

Councilman Schiller is improving.
The Hon. Jonathan Chace has so far re.
covered from his recent illness as to be
able TO visit his Providence office daily.
The regular meeting OF the Young
Mems Bible Glass connected with Broad
Street Baptist Church will be held Mon
day evening, at which time officers are 10
be nominated by the annual election. Re
ports OF committee work for the past year
are TO be presented, and the committee
appointed To revise the bylaws are TO
make their final report
At the mansion of Mr.. Edward A.
Greene, Cross street, Monday evening n
parlor concert and reception will be given
under the auspices of the Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor connected
with the Broad Street Baptist Church.
The Daughters of the Sons Of St. George
will give an English tea party in Temper
ance Hall this evening:
Previous 20 the departure of Flora
Thomas for the state farm yesterday, Off
Ger Welch was ordered TO 90 20 her home
and get her some clothing. Upon his
arrival there he found the tenement occu-
pied 10y a man and woman who were max
ing themselves at home.
Highway Surveyor patt will begin work
on the widening OF Central street, the first
of next week
The regular meeting OF the Board of
Firewards will be held Monday evening.
Monday evening there will he business
OF importance before the Sacred Heart
Temperance Society.
Alexander Hare, a well-known sporting
man, died nc the residence OF his mother
on Broad street, yesterday afternoon, after
a long illness of consumption
James. better known as Butcher -
Hail, while engaged In moving yesterday
TO new location at the corner OF Cowden
and Washington streets, fell down stairs
and broke his arm.
Last evening was the time arranged
90 try the new fire department box, No
1i3 at the corner of Summer and Wash
ington streets, and shortly after O'Clock
the box was pulled. L. worked all right
but the big bells did not strike. The
second time the koX was pulled il regis
tered on the indicator at the station. and
the department responded with th,
exception Of the Crawford Hose, held In
reserve for the second alarm. Box iI8. nj
the corner of Rand and Illinois streets
was next tried, but that beingon the sam,
circuit as l93, would not strike the bip
bells. Then box l34, at the corner of Cow
den and Washington streets. was struck
which rung In all right, and all mad,
good time, the driver OF the Crawfor,
Hose included, who did not know but ia,
last was genuine alarm The cause al
the two boxes not striking was that Ga,
wires had been crossed, The first pair d
bays and the gray, which was recently in
jured by an accident, Is all right aud vii
10 into service shortly.
There was a large number present n
the meeting ~ Branch 265 Catholi
knights of america last evening: an,
important business was transacted. Vh
arrangements FOR the annual concert an
ball were completed, and this annual bid
fair " eclipse any previous one ia the his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07

tory Of the organization. IL occurs nest
Friday evening.
TIE Branch Office of the NEWS is located
at theueUs depot OF John II. Burns, cor
ner OF Central and Mill streets.
For the first time in several weeks, last
night passed with no loungers or prison
ers at the station
Officer Taylor is on the sick list
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon n
sneak thief entered the house of George
B. Dennis No. 100 Cross street. He went
90 the upper tenement, occupied by George
A. Kent, and from there up into an attic
room where he stole gold watch and
chain belonging to "A lady visiting the
Kent family. The thief also took sum
Of money from the same ROOM and made
his exit as cleyerly as his entrance unseen,
consequently no description can be given.
In an adjoining room were many valuable
articles and money which was untouched.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-07
REPUBLICANS!

To stimulate among the Republican
clubs of the State that friendly rivalry
which IL so essential To their success and
tn that of the party, the News" will, ON
November 10Th. present tn that Republi-
can club which. In the opinion Of the
reading public. IL rendering the most ser
vice To RepubIicanisn, IA handsome silk
banner suitably inscribed.
The A" News" invites Its friends to make
the selection. from their own knowledge
of the facts, by filling out this coupon and
sending ID tn the business office of the
paper, % Westminster street. We shall
continue TO print coupon and offer until
the final decision on Nov. 10. free bal
lot and fair count will decide.
which Is the strongest Republican club
I'm the State-not In numbers necessarily, y,
but i'm usefulness To the party?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-20
Sbre SssaIs.

Die Srdfin 8iions tu 8om nimmj
fbr @brenamt elmer GufieberiH Der r6'
mif6eH Rdb9enidnle ernlt. Bon Belt
Su 9eit ma9t lie oieier einen unerpars
teteH 8eiu6, I'm su iebsn. moran es
nod manselt. unb um iih BON ben
6ortidriiten Der luuaen Wdo6sn ju
uuterri6teu. Riirjlid eri6isn iis, 10
i9reibt man Der -Srti. 3ts.", in Der
RommunaGihule in Der @iuiiinianiItr.,
nls in berielben sernoe eins miineli4e
Brilfun9 abeebaltsn ipurbs Die Bril-
funs mar init besnoet, nur nod brei
Wdoden hatten fi9 berIelben Su unters
sieben unb bic @rdfin erbat bic @rlaub.
HiB, ielbit bic Ndoden ju beiraaen.
Sebes Der brei Ndbhen iOIIte fi9 in
freiem 8ortrus iibsr m9ie Sbsale bes
iunsen Wdb6ens" duBern, elm toNbas
res NlebaillOn, bas bic i66ne @rafin
an Salie tru9, mar Der 2obn fir bic,
ieni9e, bic oieie 9luisabe am beften l6te.
Die 9ntport glelia's entiprad gang
ben du0li Sabren bieier fleinen Dame:
Die Gage in 1lnidulb perbrinsen, in
sinem babi9en @nrten 8lumen pilan,
sen, CUTE Bii6er leien, brap unb in ben
@briur9t Dor ben @ltern aufua6ien,
bag idienen ibr bic SbeaIe elmer gio.
vinetta.
Die @rdfin mar rsdt ;ufrieben; tuaa
bate lie audi 8eiieres eriparten f6nnen!
SeBt ioa iid 9tbn iiber ibre Soeale Der,
breiten; iie lit etrpns dlter uno besba[6
mlnoer naip, nlS @lelia, uno meiItert
als edte 3talieuerin bic i6were &uuIt
Der feineH S6mei9elei i9on bis Su
bobem @rabe vRsin Sbeaf 1T, Sbrer
3nseno uno Sbrer @rajie nadjutres
ben, Graa Snipettrtce", iast fie nit
lei6ter gerseusuus uno srrotbet babel
tnum 10 iebr fpte bic @,rdfn, Der bic
tinou6e Sdmeidelei ipobltbut lGno bic
benz Wtd56en nit Ginger @erle9enbeit
ldbelno rSpibbiibin!" SuruIt. Mean
begliidpinibt Ioa bereits allIeitia AT
benz Dtebailou. 9o9 nod mub S6a
bag 2bema bebanoeln unb lie ma9t bas
NIT eineu gang anoeren @in6rud, als
gloa. p@s sibt 70 oieGe Sbeale, baB
i6 nidt anJufangen peiB, unb bann
bdnsen iie gang BON iebes RGbdens
9enfen unb 5iblen abb Die @rdfn
muBte Der iunseu 9eHterin re6t seben,
pani9te nun absr erit re6t S6a's
eisene Sosale ju tsnnen. Gber Sba
blieb itumr, unb als ale GntpeIen6en
lbr 5urebeten, iid bod au duBern, ants
pOrtete iie NIT einem tieTen Seuf5er:
~Das fam i9 nidt!" unb ent(ief aus
Der &laiie, nm ii9 in elnem gea9bars
'rnume 5u perberssu, mo man iie in eiI
mem trampibaften S9tu9jen fanO..
@dbrenO iit bic 2ebrerinnen bemitbi
ten, iie su berubisen, that bic @rdfin
oas 0fe6 iillon in elm &unert uno le9te
elm Stlet nit iplsenber Snidrift bun,
Su: r8e9alte bies als @noenfen an
mid, meine 2iebe, uno menn On fin
Define SOeale cine Silfe brau9f, 10
oente an mi9!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-20
S@wet6bilsuns.

@esen bic ibermd6i9e Ghueis5il,
Dung an ben 5iiBen tuiro iebt elm neues
Utittel cmpfoblen, bas bereits piele
rompetente Beurtbeiler sepriift unb be-
tudbrt 9efunoen baben, ipelhen bic uns
5ulduslidteit aller bisberisen 8ebano.
lunssmetbOoen ipubl befannt 1T unb bic
fi6 au4 feinen @inbilbungen binIidts
lib Der tuirfli6en 6eilung oes uebels
binsebeu. Iue bieie Stimmeu iinb
barin ems, baB bas neue Weittel nidt
nur ale friberen an BirfIamfeit ueit
libertrifft, ionoern nud ipirtli6e Seis
lung bes lditi9en lle6els Su brineen i'm
StauOe 1T. Die @mpIeblung oes neuen
Wtittefs barf nm 10 mebr 8ertrauen
erDeden, als es felt etua eiuem Sabre
in alien preuBil6en @arniionIa5aretben
in aus9iebiser @eiie anseiuanOt tpirb
nit fpl6em @rfolse, baB eben fein at.
oeres glfittel mebr perlpanot tuiro.
SOr &ur5em 1T erIt elm Beri9t oes
preusil9en Sriess lteriums in Der
beuti9en ,Rilitdrdrstlideu 5eitIdriit"
eribieHen, oeiien itetiItiide 0ittbeilun,
gen uobl am beiten ben g9ertb oes
Mittels erldutern.
9ieieS piefueripre1enbe neue Nlittel
1T bic gbrOmIdurs unb 3iuar eine flint.
procenti9e 26iun9 berielben. Mit ibrer
Silfe iinb na6 ieuem 8eri6t 59,4 BON
Sunbert Der aranteu sebeilt, 81, l bon
Sunoert sebeiiert, unb nur rs bon
6unoert, bic i9limmiten 5dlIe, blieben
unse6eiiert. &tr ipOllen bier fur5 na9
Der r9. 9t9" bic slrt Der 8ebanolung
anseben. gta9 iOrsfdltisitsr &einisuug
ber Saut iuiro bic GbrOmIdurel6iun9
nit eiuem feinen SanrpinieI nuf bic
I9ueiBise Saut auFgetrasen. Sh iue'
uisen Minuten 1T bic Sfifiisteit eiHses
trodnet, unb bic SuBbetlei6ung fann
uieoer anse5o9en neroen.
Triit. iuas nur in iebr ieItenen 5dlIeH
sei9iebt, Sufen uno 8rennen na6 bem
giupinieln elm, 10 fdafft bas @iureibsn
Oes 5uBe5 nit Salicpls calcium @rlei6s
terung. 8upeilen fommt es ;u fleineH
@inriiien Der 6aut, fuel6e nidt iibers
ieben fperoen oiirfen, fpeil ionIt oarnuS
Seidwiire eutite6sn f6Hnen. Sinh BON
uOrnberein ibon fleine 5autoerlebuns
gen uOrbanOen, 70 barf auf bieier STEELE
niht sepinjelt iueroen. Die @inuins
Ielunsen braubsn nur in einem 3wis
Idenroum BON 8 big 10 9aaen sn ges
I5sben, am 5tDedmdBisiteH 6es abenbs
unb SOunabenos, um ben SuB 6dnab
I9uuen 81 f0unen. Sdun nnh elm.
maliser @iupinieluns bort in lei9tersn
GdlIen bic S9neiBbilbuns nuF, na6
mebreren @inpinI Ielunsen iuiro fie in
alien 5dlIeH, Ioiuie iie iiberhaupt BE in'
TluBt miro, iiberli1 seriuger, uno Ha9
einisen 8O9en Ober Rpnaten lit siH
beutli6er onSauernoer grfolg erfeuRs
Bar. IlebriseHs fam ieOer neue aus.
bru6 Der S9tpeibbiloun9 BON Neuem
nit bemielbeu Wtitts1 erfolsreid be-
t6mpft fusrosn. @s iei i9lieslib nod
erpdbnt, baB uidt nur bic 59ueiB6ils
buns an ben 5iisen, iOnOern aud am
&Opie. am 1iumpfe, an ben S6nben
u. (. iu. bur5 bic 9oblenldure aui'S
aiiuitieite 5eeiniluBt pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-20

8ultsIieS auf mid einipirten laiieu"i
uno in Der 8Urreoe su ben rRsiebil.
bern" nennt er feline @ebidte yeiue Gri
8UltSliebsr Der neuen Seieflidaft." Sn
Der That lieet bic auBerorbeHtlids
GompoIitisnSfGhisfeit Der Setneiden
@eoidte IN ibrer uolfSthiimliden Sorm.
in ienem Uunnsrbnren Epnia[. Der cine
funitpo1s Oietrit usri6mdheno. IN
rbpthmiidsm @obltlaHg bic 9ebelmiten
Resunssn oeS Reni9enberjeus an
ia0niten tpieberipieselt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-20

-Sie 96elinee bes tat6oli.
Ibsn Seminars ju y8ien Iitten Iauss
inter elmer gang erbdrmlibeH 8erpfe.
9uue. Snsbelonoere mar bic Supps
cine unslaubli1 biiune uub fraftlOis
Sliilisteit. 9anse batten iie bies
lbpeiseub ertraseu, banH io9ar cine
9ei5weroe setuast, aber fe blieb nub.
los. Die Suppe paro nidt beher. %
uerfielen Iie enbli9 nuf ein isltiumes,
teies 9fettunssmittel. Im S6luiie
ienes 9ei6ensiemeIters ipuroe tpie itstS
cine 6Hentti9e 0isputution absebolten,
rpelber aub ber @rSbil6of pOn 8ieu,
&aroinnl Raui9er, unterri6tsmiHiiter
Serr b. Stremapr unb piefe au0ere
6onuratipren beitppbuten. y@er tpia
cine 5Deie auiItellen ?" fra9te Der Bro
ieTpr Der 9osmatif. = giner Der Ser
i9pOrenen erbOb ii9. sd erbiete
mid sur 8ertbeioisms Der 3beie: Die
9riitstatbClil9e Sauie barf nur nit
y9aIier ertbeilt nerbeit. - rSbo," riei
Der @r;bii9Oi baSpiI9eu. yOas 1T 10
elm Dogma. ibsr meldes nidt bisputirt
peroen BARI" = vSalten 3u @naoen,
gminena," erbOb iib Der RdOelsfibrer.
sd mage e5 81 bebaupteu, baB bic
Edufe ou9 nit elmer anbers 6enannten
5diliisfeit, nit 8iener Seuiinariiten.
iuppe ertbeiIt iperoeu fann. Salten gu
9naoen, @ntinen5, aber eS ift tuirilid
nur elm llnterIdis6 i'm @amen, unb bag
Dogma bleibt auire9t" = Gin rau'
I9enOes 2aben sius bur6 ben Saal
unG DON ba ab bnbeu bic iuusen 2eute
NIT ibrer SerpfIesnus difrieOsn ietu
t6nnen.
= auf srObem 9fOs elm
arober Seil. Q.: S6ren sic nal, id
CLAUDE, sic peritebeu BON ber Snde
nidts. g.: 6err, tpie f6nuen sic ii6
uuterItebeu, has Al bebcrptsn? sic finO
elm arrogants" Meni9 u. (Su oea
Snberu): SIT Der aber fein fiibleno
SD tuOllte i'm erit vS6nfsfopf" uen'
men, uHb er tbut, ais bate i'd es idOu
setbau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-20
SludD Elm ubciber Sas''.

Bauer: Sag emol, Bbilipp, Su
burit bod aa9 bel @eiBenburg bubeiP
SOloat (auf nrluub 5u SauIe): unb
pis! Bauer: Na, erddbG emUI ebbes
letiuas). Solbat: Mir lase nit ber
Sonje gpmpasnie i'm gbauieesrabe gut
geoedt. lin uns berum bUt'S setraht
nm sei9Ois, baB mer meint, es blieb ia
Wann mebr iibris. 9lGIe flint Wtinute
lost unier Souptmdnn: pSinber, iest
EDmmen mir and slei6 bran." Damn
bat ieber nod emol'n Sdlud S6naps
getrunte; uf ompl fimmt n OroonuunS
oeritte I'M ruff: ..Mer baipe genuine !~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-20
Sm @eaenthef1. @roul

Sm @esentbeil. 8raut
,Rama meint, 9u beiratbeit mid muir,
neil i9 ipdter nod 8erm6sen Sh be-
lommen babe" = Brdutisam r@oui
I'm @esentbeil, G6os; mar mir iosur
tieber, ipsnn 9u's ieBt idOn bdtteit I"
-9ieabertrifftnp9Srnu
5dmal = SD inse ShHeu. Dor Der
Bran Rlotidler muB man ii9 in Nhi
nebmen, tpenn bic heTte ettua8 erfdbrt,
peis es mursen gang europa!
- Sm 9 pitaGe. .@eiitItdcr
5inb Sie epanselii9 Ooer r6mii9 Ia
ibolii@? arnnter: 4eiu, 9rOuiih ia
IorrBoliid!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21

tablished and upheld by the civil power meant men
bieotry. prosecution aud slavery OF the Soui
PATRICK HENRY.
A.. 60 Patrick Henry the address does NOT
o,,asL ~ him. although il deals quite elaDJ,-
yately with his contemporaries. Yet Patr ncd
Henry was the true type of the nooiess an T.,
manifest social system" of that day. anu -
snite OF the lovers OF privileged orders entslihs'
nrimoceniture and the Established Oh Gnu ~
patr;cf Henry headed the true people ot
vs~ainia and led them into rooyoluton
Which, overturned monarchy and all isod aaI
in lrr They represented the real SociAi
life OF Old Virginia"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
DICHMOND COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

Sunday June 9lst Commencement Sermon,
by NJ Is. Wharton. ID. D.. of Norfolk, Va
Monday. June 22d. Joint Celebration of the
two Literary Societies.
Tuesday, June I'D. Address before the Litera-
ry Societies by Hon. W. G. p Breckinridge, of
kentucky: Hon. John +. Massey presiding.
Wednesday. June oath. Address before the So
ciety of Alumni. 10y Prof. II. Il. Harris. IL. ID.
Thursday. June 18th, Commencement Proper,
when hon0rs will be announced, Diplomas
awarded and Degrees conferred.
All OF these exercises will be held in the Col
lege chapel, commencing promly at SI5 i. NJ.
The friends Of the college and the public
generally are respectfully invited 20 attend.
y. PURiEAR,
1e2l-4t Chairman OF the Faculty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
Saturday and sunday Rate. to Old Point.

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will sell
round-trip tickets every Saturday afternoon
TO Old Point good TO return on or by the fol-
lowing Monday morning. at 49, and will sell
round-trlp tickets Sunday mornings TO Old
Point good 10 return on the same day, at
s2.60. JoHN ID. Porrs,
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21

A BEAUTIFUL SUMNER RESIDENCE FOR
- sale cheap. containing nine rooms. Elegant
yard and garden. vi h profusion of shade and
fruit trees About 100 acres attached. One -thlrd
in original timber. This residence is IN the
village OF Amelia COurthouse. on the Richmond
and Danville railroad thirty-siy miles from
Richmond and one mile from the OtterbGrn
Springs. For terms apply TO
+. +. BERKELEY, Real Estate Agent,
jef9-fsu& Amelia Courthouse. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
T'OI LET
Rr CHFWNING 4 ROSE.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and Broker
No north Tenth street.


New Brick Dwelling No. 1924 west Main street.
something nice, 500 per annum.
Brick dwelling No. 3ls1a south Third street.
$500 per annum.
Brick dwelling No 5O6 west Cary street, 600
per Gnnum.
Brick dwelling No. sl9 north Fourth street.
S30J per annnm.
S4lj per annum.
Brick Dwelling No. 10 south Morris street,
$2l0 per Annum.
Brick Dwelling No. 70 north Linden street.
S2fO per annum.
Brick Dwelling No.ljO6 Reservoir street, $50
per annum.
Brick Dwelling No. 1920 west Cary street, $50
per anntIn.
Brick Dwelling No. lOi south Laurel street.
Sl9l per annum.
Prick Store and Dwelling No 1914 east Main
street. $50 per annum.
Brick Dwelling no. 1924 Ashland street, $50 per
annum.
Frame Dwelling No. Ops Jesamine street. s1H
per annum.
Brick DWELLING No. BOB west Broad street, sis)
per annm
Brick Dwelling No. 3l5 west Main street, $3.50
per annum.
Brick dwelling No. 81 west Main street, $3.50
Per annum
We take great pleasure in Offering this list to
tho renting public. Most of the dwellings are
new, and for convenience cannot he surpassed.
CHEWING 4 ROSE, Agents,
Je2l-lt No north Tenth street.