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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

TO-DAY The people of Kentucky, By q
largo maiosity, have endorsed the delioer-
ately expressed opinion of Mr.. John Young
Brown, the democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor Of that State. that If he were called
upon TO give new name to the worst thing
IN morals aud manners, he would call 1t
Butleylsn. Massachusetts has conferred
he. highest hoaors upon Gen. Butler, but,
nevertheless, many uuprejud!ced people, IT.
respective OF party sffilistiop, we'll Informed
upon The subject, regard the General as one
of the worst men HE COUNTRY ever produced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

a reduction Of 10 per cent on our stock OF
baby carriages. Stock must be reduced to
mike room for large stock Of retrlgerasors..
Ask TO see the celebrated Baldwin and
Heipz & Iunschauer dry cir refrigerators.
The Baldwin was awarded the frat prize at
the New Orleans exposition. Writs or seno
for catalogue. Furniture &c.
FL. RUBEN & Sons. Col King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
rVANDRTAA. " a
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8.
A REPUBLICAN, writer In the New York

Tribune says:
"Enher senst3r PETER Ia kno"ineiy mus.
ststiop facts, or else ha is wofully 'gnora..
oftha true state of affairs when he ooe ~ =
ano5 the assistance OF the Alliance men is o,
a,nple southern State iG support OF tniIu
nn!ty. am consumed that any man W.. Wn9 .
calculates on the slightest aid TO ln,.u
aer5y In the South is, to quote ex-senator
Iosslls. In1uging In an tridescent cream
Ia southern Alliance men are divided 90
f1o oqestions that called their organization
Into existence. But they are unanimous 90
ocs question. They are determined to hso1
their battes within the llnes OF the demo
cratic psrsy and will give enthusiastic fnp'
pot 10 the democratic national ticket witn ;,
sot euas!icnipgt the views of the candidates.
The wife, referred to evidently Knows
what be Is talking about. Mr.. Harrlson
and most ell the other republican leaders
ssy "the Force bill must be incorporated IN
the mex. national republican platform" ano
"a long ss thst bill is waved before the eyes
Of The South, all the people interested 10 the
welfare Of this section will stand together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
900 DOZEN SHIRTS

Msds of good mus!ir, same weight rs
Wamsutta, only four picks coa1ser. Pure
linen bosom-front and back OF shirt re-
inforced and double stitched three-p
neck ard waist bar d linen fsc,d-fclled
saams-hand.w'rked button hole ia front
open back. and opening has endless and
extension facings-shirt cut straightwaY
OF the cloth-well finished Siz.s II
to II,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

Children should bs thoroughly taught to
re=pens what is really honest, truthful and
worthy, and to displse all that lie In any de-
gree 6lshonore bio and untrustworthy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

Bishop Flssch died at Ls Crosse, Wis, to-day,
sged 90 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
CEMIANNUAL H NDKERoHIEF FEAST

Twice s yesr our Be fast mer ufs ,tur-
es send Us their accumulation OF Slightly
Ia;erJect Linen Handkerchiefs They arc
strictly high class goods, the impsyteeti0ns
are so pery slight and the prices are 50 solaH
that we Can sell them at about one-ihird
and one half what We could were they
perfect Many wait for them that they
may lay in supp y Of ALL PURE LIN
EN- HANDKERCHIEFS ri rifing cost
Lot Worth 25c and 35c. Choice for
20c.
Lot 2-Worth Bic and SOC. Oh ice for
25c.
Lot 3-worth SOC and G3lac Chez
for 35c; 3 for 81
Lot Worth 75c and size. choic,
for SOC.
Lot 5-wOrtb 81, $l.25 and $3.50.
Choice 75c.
You c,n get at these convenient y.
They Will be put on long centre tables.
First floor, secord annex
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

Try the new beer-"Virginia Extra Pale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
NEWSPAPER FLAMES.
AcoprLAeRATIoa IN THE OFFICE or
THE NORFOLK vlHciNlAN.
lob Department. composipg-Room' ana
BIndery Damaced-capsain VIII
Hams Laid 20 Rest.

,c.,-..ro,aeoce az the Richmond Dlspafch.i
NoRyoLx. November ls. About II o'clock
Yesterday morning the VEgfnidH once on
Main and Commerce streets, was discover
cd ON Are In the third story in the JOB DC
nartment and book-bindery. The nre
seemed overhead and gained considerable
hesdwav before the fire department got at
II and succeeded in suppressing the names
The machinery and material in the loo-
Office aud bindery was badly damaged ana
the material TO some extent IN the news;
paper composing-room. On the secOnu
floor a considerable quahtlIy oL papea
stock and new work just turned out was
mined or damaged BY water. Including
tbe injury to the upper portion OF , tne
building the loss will amount 70 Sq.yoV OF
"a o0o which is fully covered oy IN
surance The origin OF the ire Is I'M
known.
CAPTAIN wIIIfAMs's FUNERAL.
Tho funeral If Captain Theodore Will
hans took place this afternoon rom 81;
Tuke's Protestant Episcopal cnuIcn, Oh
,yL,cb the deceased was q member and yes
TRUMAN. and was attended oy flckese-
Bnchanan Camp and various orders. anu
large concourse OF sympatnizlng lIienu g
Il
fjovd assisted by other Episcopal MN;
letters after which the remains were lai9
avvav in Elmwood cemetery. Deceased
leaves q wife and FIVE children. he com
manded a company IN the Sixth virginia,
Nahone'sbrigade, during the war.
The Merritt wrecling force at work on
the suuken steamship Plymothlan nave
not vet succeeded in hoeting the SNIP
thoueh hard at work since Friday last;
TUV
conrt Street Baptist church, in Ports
mouth, last night. conducted by rev; Z.
a EIsom, of Fincastle, Va, assisted oy
Rev. Dr.. A. L. Owen, the pastor.
AFnLURE.
The eclipse exhibition in this section last
night was failure on account or CLOUDY
Warm showers all through this section
to-day. - .ho
WASHINGTON Line, didn't arrive here un III
7o'clock last night, having been aground
in the Potomac. Sheleft Immediately on
the return trip.
VirTnia Division League, Of American
Wheelmen, elected Il. l.. WarIng, OF TINS
city, chief consul. DIR. Frank X. steel Oh
Richmond, was elected representa'i Nt .ho
Mr.. Joseph l.. Bilisoly, cashier OF the
Bank OF Portsmouth, is IN New orleans.
GOOD OFFICER
Judge Leigh r. Watts, president of the
Bank of Portsmouth. was elected wee
president for the State of Virginia Oh the
American Bankers Association at the late
meeting in New Orleans.
Rev. J. w. Hood, ID. D., bishop OF the
New Zion African Methodist Episcopal
Church, is preaching in Norfolk and Porte
mouth this week in tho churches OF that
denomination.
MIR. A. NJ. Lloyd, of Norfolk, was on
Saturday appointed clerk 70 the Executive
ON. Palmer having resigned.
The Methodlsts of Norfolk and Ports
mouth are very anxious TO hear from the
Conference appointments. n,
The colored Federal veterans OF Ilde.
water Virginia are to have reunion at
Zion Tabernacle on Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
AT rarNcEToN coLLEoE.

Professor Young, the well-known Prince
ton astronomer, had planned to make Sc
ries of very careful observations of the oc-
cultations of the smaller stars by the moon.
During the periods when the moons face
was visible through the clouds a very Gu
rious and as yet unexplained phenomenon
was observed namely, that the eastern
part of the great satellites face was de-
cidedly darker than the western part. To
what cause this may be due Professor
Young was unable to state.
The eclipse was viewed with scientific
care from the astronomical observatories
at Haverford College and the Philadelphia
High School. At the latter institution
Professor Monroe b. Snyder was on hand
with class of fifty students. The cloudy
weather that prevailed during the advent
and contamination of the eclipse was a
great disappointment TO Professor
Snyder, as 1t prevented all accurate
views. At 7:5z, however, Just before
totality of eclipse was reached, the sky
cleared and the atmosphere became very
propitious The Professor had hoped
during the time OF totality to observe the
immersion and EMERSON of the stars,
which can be viewed with great accuracy
at this period The only stars that he dis
tinguished. however, were of the eighth
and tenth magnitude. One of each size
was seen in EMERSON at 1894. This was
tho most important scientific observation
that was made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
THE RICHMOND D1sPATcH-TUEsDAY. NOVEMBER q ISgl.

Main aaiiine in the late canvass; bot 20
fhose who look beneath the surface y ~
known that never in its history was the
party IN greater danger. and that never
was more delicate management required
Of IL chief executive. BuDglipg, manage
ment and indiscreet action might easily
have precipitated the troubles snu uls-
nized and handled the situation IN a man
ner deserving Of oil praise. The result
was that from the nettle danger ne
snatchod the flower safety and the
Democracy Of Virginia awaits the great
battle of 1892 united and enthusiastic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
sn,w. Tobaccos and Ciearettes.

The annual report of Mr.. John w. Mason.
Commissioner Of Interval Revenue, which
has lust been submitted to the Secretary
Of the Treasury. shows that the total re-
ceipts for the last fiscal year from all
sources were STAG, 035, 4l6-.an increase OF
So, 440, 7l9 over the receipts for the previous
fiscal year.
The increase of taxed tobacco and snuff
over fiscal year 1899 was Il, sos, 1884 pounds /;
the increase of tobacco and snuh exported
was 4,2S9 pounds, and the increase Of to-
bacco and snuff imported and Withdrawn
for consumption was l65,705 pounds.
The increase during the tscai year OF
1891 OF taxed cigars was 8Sl, 0)2, 75l, and the
decrease of cigars exported was 40,y66, and
Of cigars imported and withdrawn Tor con-
sumption was ~, 740, 729.
The increase of taxed cigarettes was
45i, 284, 0S0 aud of cigarettes exported was
SO, 224. 200. Tae decrease OF cigarettes i'm
ported was 5af,87S
The quantity Of spirits (l15, 9s2, 9s9 gal
lons) produced and deposited in distlllery
warehouses during the fiscal year ended
June 90, 1891, is more than the production
(i09, 1928 gallons) OF the year 1890 by
$3.50. 461 gallons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

/ Of g late hour. announce the appointments
The general talk in She Conferences Is
| that a great many changes will be made IA
| the pppcintments. and naturally great
| deal Of interest Is manifested. Il u
| thought that most, or az least many, OK the
three-year ministers viii be changed tonew
I stations.
Il is also reported that there will be 2
number Of changes. IN the laTge enurcn,es
| hi Richmond, Lynchburg. aud Portsmouth,
/ and thar there will be changes IN ~ least
four OF the presiding elders. In Peters
burg there will be only one or Two minor
lev. Paul whitehead. the efficient and
| oourteous secretary of the Conference, 10
| said 10 be the best generally educated
member OF the body. He Is looked upon
az the lawyer Of the Conference; he - elso
On accomplished ootanlst. aseton or 5.,.',l
/ and litrasetr. He IL always ready on ques-
| tlops OF law, aud Is thoroughly FAMILIAR
with the rules and discipline OF the Church.
The Conference to-day spent over Two
| hours In its exercises in memory OF tue
| dead Of the past year. the roll OF wnich was
The pJiipits Of nearly all Of the churches
| OF the city were filed on Sunday by minis
/ tiers of the Conference. The day was
| bright and beautiful, aud crowded con-
| gregaticns attended. Inc chancels ~
| pulpits in many instances were pfoiusely
! decorated with flowers.
Rev. II. O. Cheatham, OF the Market
Street church, is quite Ill.
/ MIR. II. w. Siggins and wife, Of Rich
| mond. are attending the Conference.
BOARD OF CHURCH EXTENSION.
| Especial telegram to the oispatch-l
PEryRs1URo, VA, November. 1e:-At the
| annual meeting OF the Board Of Church
| Extension tonight il was shown that
| 81. 900. 6s had been collected, and Sits
| disbursed TO churches calling tor help.
| The audience was addressed by Rev. Dr,
/ Morris. assistant secretary Of the Board Of
Church Extension of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South, who brought out
| some interesting ard valuable facts IN con
| nection with the work. He said that IN
eight years $500, 900 had been spent in TIN,
| work and that the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, is building one church edl'
fee for every nineteen hours OF her exist
| euce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
TrrE TRAMF's SENTENCE.
ALARoE FUNERAL
whero thn Ecllp.e was sean.

The eclipse was observed under the most
favorable circumstance in Boston, as the
sky was cloudless.
At Harvard photographs were taken, the
plates being exposed ten minutes. The
plates were immediately developed and ex-
amined, the principal object of the OBJ
seryation being to determine If possible
whether the moon has satellite. No sign
of such a body was discovered. Harvard
has also established an observatory il
Areouipa. Peru, where search for the
satellite was also TO be made. ODserya-
tons were also to be taken at Harvard Of
the eclipse of one OF the satellites Of Jupt
ter. This eclipse began at 6:29 and lasted
three minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

In execution Of deed OF TINS, nj.
bert y. horrLse 70 james Alfred Jonss.. ~ 70
A. Meredith, ss trusteea, bearing da,e II GOA
Der ID, 1859, ard duly RECORDED. - Nyteaa-
trustee, being thereto required bv a. .ls.,,ing
occurred and In obedience 10 de- 's ~
Shancery Court OF the city Of Rlhmoud .,,.l ~
March D, 1901, In the cause OF Mort. 49,, -..'-l
". the Virgins State Insurance Con6. ,'a',es
sell by auction, at the ONCE Of \. NJ 49, -
north Eleventh street. In thscity Of RcsSSoN,9a
TUESDAY, DEcEasER /, 1891,
az IL O'Clock NJ, tho VALUABLE PAW
referred 70, situated IN Henriro ,,Ip,v asfs
east side OF the Mechnni-Svtiia tf,r,-,it, 20 We
which tt has long front running az, - ~.
ing S36 ACRES, more OF les. enbg|, iiS,'aln'
sldee the excellent highland. a easbi',, =,
Chickahomlny lOw-grOunds, a large ara ~ -,
finest truck lands, and suniciency 3; 49,, -
land. " e''S
The buildings consist Of a dwelling via, =.
usual out-Duildlngs and some other seple'S.s,''
euch as tenants houses, SC. A'lA
There are few estates combining v,o,. -.
ments OF value than this. In tho nFst 49, =
Is large estate very near 20 the rity n ~
mOnd, on an excellent road, and eu,brg,,,, ". :.
OF the best trucking land IN the ooupty 49,.
beng similar % thst OF the noted yegstsij. ~
tion Of Hanover county. Then, again, i,s -, =
"a a
iustifies the hope Of very largely.ip.S.s.uS,
value In few years; and again, Il Is sald - -,
tain inezhaustible quantities Of the very a.,
clay for pottery, fire-brick, tlng Sc.
Specimens Of ware burned our o. thu ,,,
above referred 10 are IN possession u C.i,,LL
Robert +. Morriss, who will doubtless BE- ,l,I y,
show them.
can confidently recommend this Drr,sy,y a..
the farmer, manufacturer, ana spe.,l',tos !.
promising fine returns In the near flture.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay expenses n az
cutting the trust aud ~ discharge a as "a s1,I-,-
Ing 10 sl2, 22p.37, with interest on s83lS45 =
part thereof from June IL, 1890. az Z Der reb, :
AMI on slS5.lO, another part thereof from i1p,
IL, 1890, az per cent, and the res,tua ma
such terms as said MOrriEs or his lgns On Az t,,,
scribe; or, in ease Of hts or their failure ID ,.
such direction, then "a 10 such residue mon
credits OF one and two years, 10 equal install
ments. for notes with interest added and ss,prst
by q trust-deed upon the property.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
no 10 Surviving Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
PROPOSALS.

LsORT MONROE, VA. NOVEMBER
X 4, 1s9i.-Sealed prope sails, IN triplieate,
snhjecl 10 usual conditions, pll Be received a.
this on.eo until 10 o'clock A. n. DECEMBER 4,
1891, and fhen opencd Tor construction d
TUREE DOUBLE SET OF OFFlCERS' QUAR-
IElts and TWO DOUBLE SET 0T EON-COA-
MlSSiONkD 0FFICKRY QUARTERS .; Fort
nsonruo, We. Tho United States reserves the
right 30 reject any OF all proposals.. Envniopes
Containing proposals. should b marked = Pro
posals for Olncers' QuaTters,' ane addressed %
JOHN w. PULLMAN, Captain ana Assistant
Quartermastor, United States Army
no 1a-st&tDel&a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
twentieth Annual Meeting of the stock
hoIders at staunton-Ohicers.
,.., .o,o..o,,, 90 ,ba nianatch1

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
STAUsroS, Va, November 16.-The
twentieth annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Valley Railroad Company
was held IN the offices of j. d j. l.; Bum
gardner in this city to-day. The following
gentlemen were present: Colonel john
ston, Messrs. Ouyal and Latrobe. from
baltimore; Colonel Willicm A. Anderson,
of Lexington and X. w. Burke, OF Staun-
ton. The meeting was presided over by
Colonel w. A. Anderson. President Maye rs
report was read and approved.
FACTS AND FIGURES.
The gross earnings for the fiscal year
were Sib9. 470.05, an increase over last year
of S24 7O4. 80 net earnings for the year,
S18. is. Out of an original issue OF
81 600 900 first mortgage bonds the com
pany now holds in its treasury S25O, ZOO,
leaving outstanding $4,000. The IN
crease in tonnage receipts from other roads
has been 1886 tons. In tonnage deliy-
cred TO other roads the increase has been
A. 142 tons.
THE OFFICERS.
Charles A. Mayer was reelected presi-
dent. and w. II. Iiams, secretary, and the
following directors: w. II. Iiams, X. w.
Burke. Charles A. Mayer, j. J. Allen, w.
A. Anderson, Henry Duyal, 0smand La
trobe. and II. @. Black. Dir. Black fills the
vacancy caused by the death OF Decatur
Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
A Lasor Prop0.I,Ion Lsf. Open.

BosroN, November l6.-The Central
Labor Union chose its delegate yesterday
to the convention OF the Federation OF
Labor al Birmingham, Ala, bnt BY large
majority refused to instruct him 70 vote
for the acceptance OF the proposition OF
the Knights Of Labor 20 interchange work
ing-cards and end the unpleasantneas be.
tween the organizationa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
CARA. HE MEXICAN REBEL.
He Meets and vanquishes a Government
Force-His Operations.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
RIO GRAND CRY. Tex. November 16.--
News received here to-day says that on
the 18th instant Oatarino Cara and about
one hundred men met several hundred
Mexican soldiers twelve miles from Mler,
on the road TO Guerrero. Catarino stoutly
held his ground, scattering his proelAma-
tions. A yolley was fired at his force with
no damage, which was returned by the re-
volutionists, causing the death OF three
soldiers and one badly wounded, who Is
now in the Mier hospital The Govern
ment force fell back IN disorder. CARA
has not been out of Mexico since he enter
ed it September 18th, but has been work
ing up revolutionary feeling IN the
States Of Tamaulipas and NueyO Leon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
COLLISION OF THE & W. RAILROAD
Coal-Cars and CaboOse Demolished and
the Engine Derailed.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PErERsBURG, Va, November 16.--A col
lision occurred this morning on the Nor
folk and Western railroad, about one mule
from Waverly, resulting in the demollsh;
ing of three coal-cars, a caboose-car, ahd
throwing of an engine from the track. The
accident took place at an early hour and
was caused by the failure of the first sec.
lion of the east-bound freight in the use OF
proper signals. the second train OF this
freight running only q few minutes be-
hind the first section. The road was
blockaded for several hours, the early
mail on this road going east being delayed
in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
THURsDAY. NOYENEER ~, IL
BY r. d. Chanin &Co,
Real Estate Aucii0neefs'
No 1 north Tenth street.
TRUSTEESl AUCTION 49,. ~


VRUsTEES' AUCTION SALE ~, VF
FRAME DWELLING AND L0I on DIV IAe AZ
MAR WESTERN LiNIfS OF ThE. ~ r.y.
NORTH LINE or JACQUkLlNE ~ ihsLI,attT6y
TWEEN RANDOLPH AND hAghIls 30 4,
sTREETs. LOT 80 By 200 fEAl Dhhii.i
virtue IL a decd OF trust dated No',.N.. y
1883. recorded In HenncO County, 49, --'l,-..f
Desd-Book l2s A, page 21t, ana q, w. 20 "a
OF the beneficiary, default HAVING DesIf III b
the payment II debt secured re VI"
public auction, Oh tho premises On
WEDNESDAY, NoyEaBEE ls' 1871 IA,
nj 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY 90, e,a'W gtr3
saId deed as "au that LOT or LAnD bsIrs
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, lyins ~. - i,...,s
la the county Of Henrioo, near ne $500, Al
Of the city Of Redmond, va urslN.l,i,,s. 20,
MONT 100 feet eas. OF the intersection =, ~. a
line ~ Washington street. Eth th9 ,,,j. me 4
Jae1ueine street, thence along stii ..i-..s.-u ~
Jacgnenna street Ia an oast"fy ~ ~. In :
fest. thence back between pAtnIlo, n "a b
n ,ffherly direction 300 feet, bcils 80 -
sousro II on A. Y. Lees PLAZA Of heL,'9
ney,n recorded m Deadlock ~, Pes' -, a. .
fEKas: Whilst the deed reiuifgs e 10
debt and S614 and expenses Of $40 800
raj terms may DO announced az h9li y
'eA ''' 40 - JULIUS sIkAAlSg
W. j. WRSlMUO"
RB. CHAFIlN,
Trustees
Sale BY R. B. caNFN 8 Co. A0''i'n'TSl.o u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
Homer 20 yghom Honor Is Due.
-. -. "a. .....L..I..

Chairman Ellyson, OF the Democratic
State Commlttee. deserves the thanks Of
every Domoorat IN tho State and nation.
seemed that the Democratic party had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
Irrlar ). Evan. . %.

Bosros, November 16.--At creditors
meeting Of Irving A. Evans u Co. this fore
noon the following statement was rem
deged: Unsettled liabilities. Sz9S, 00Ji pro-
bable assets. S195.lAl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
VIC, T. u.
Total Abstinence-Against Cigarettes
Against Cruelty to Birds.

Against Cruelty to Birds.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
BogroN, Mass, November 16.-In the
Worlds Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Convention the topic of the morn
ING was what work each of the depart
ments of education is doing to secure
total abstinence. and under this numerous
reports were presented. Miss julie Amess
said the press was a great educator, and
when not suborned by the liquor element
was always willing to give space to the
temperance cause. The narcotic report
said that an endeayor would be made to
secure national law forbidding the manu-
facture of cigarettes. When the Depart
ment of Mercy's report was submitted a
motion was made by rising vote to con-
denim the wearing of birds or feathers I'M
less obtained without pain, but 1t did not
prevail, ana went 10 the Resolutions Com
TuIttgp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

A UCTION SALE OF IMPROVED
"A. AND UNIMPROyED PROPERTY. IN w W.
ERIN, HENRICO COUNTY, ADJHNEN,-t,, ~
THE EASTERN LIMITS OF the cir ".
RICHMOND.--At tho request OF mo 0tAe' w
win sell by auction, upon The premises GA
THURSDAY, NovEyBER 10, 1891
AZ a O'Clock =. NJ. In the order following
L. mat lot OF LAND. with no lm,laicS',TI
Inents thereon, fronting together % aAl 10 't.
feet, on the east line OF WiuamsDlfs "'o'-'
by the depth Of said .ots 70 Fulton street ,,o
2. Those THREE CERTAIN LOIS W 49, n
In the town OF Fult0n numbered = ., 81 49,, - Il
Square No. ] /, on the plat OF SAID "s.' -.
ing together 80 feet on she norm $40 oi 80.
street aud running back between Plfais' rs Us.
ms feet 10 an alley 10 feet vide. lhetr p -
a good FRAME HOUSE upon one Of tLe'9 -
Remember, all Of the Gboye progNV ~.
Gated In tho county, thereby anofllns V..' ~
privileges Of city and cyantry NE o2iAD.hl'' !,
CITY taxes. Bargains may be eape,l9'' -.
there Do a full turnout Of the people a. 'D' ''-'
Of sale. ,.,...o Ia
TERMS: one fourth m cash. tho lalu,ls 81,
stx, twelve, and eighteen months p, gnsg
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