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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

underwear tOthe Winds

Yes, FINE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
and HAMBURG EMBROlDERIES VIII
get rumplng this week. Ordinarily
We carry more underwear than any
store I'M Richmond. far more. this sea.
son we find ourselves swamped by
double the largest stock eve ever
carried. Hence the necessity Of CONVEX
,iOn-NOT THE CONVERSION TO FIRST
COST But TILE CONVERSION To PRACTI
CALLY ANY PRICE TO SELL, And mark
you, OUR UNDERWEAR Is OF THE
RIGHT MAkEAND MATERIAL THE
BEST ~ THE MARKET Keep this
important fact prominently before you
No MATTER HOW low THE PRICE. THE
QUALITY IS ABOyET ORDINARY Equal
~ true Is this Of EMBROlDERIES If
there be defect IN any price OF En-
br0idery YOU buy here you will have o.
look 10 the manufacturers at 81. Gall
switzerland. for satisfaction. They
give Us their guarantee we give lt to
you. and we have yet 30 hear the first
complaint The 30 900 yards or more
which we open tomorrow are our own
impOrtatlOus. aud this season = at that
but early enough in the season to es
cape the Mckinley tariff. Such is the
variety of this immense exhibit thar
YOU BEGIN TO BUY AT lc. 4 YARD
AND SCAMPER ALONG TO 81. Be
tween these limits SPECIAL THINGS CROP
OUT at D. g. 7. 3. 10 and l2lc. All
widths are here represented. and all
qualities bat the bad quality.
Follow this WHITE FAIR inch by |
inch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
WITHOUT APASTOR.
rho Services At the Eleventh-strect syn
agogue.


The Eleventh Street synagogue is now
without a minister Their late pastor the
Rev. A. Harris, died about a week ago, ON
bis pulpit platform. just after delivering AN
excel mo sermon. Ihc services yesterday
were conducted by Mr. Ellis Botughcimer
| ine Broad-street merchant and well-guoWn
Precursor. lie is a good Hebrew scholar.
ana bis readiug0i the services is impress
-iNe. The congregation was not as large a-
usual. owing, mo- doubt, % the inclcmeut
weather
The widow of the deceased rabbi attend
ed the services Friday at shutdown and yes
terdSy az lO O'Clock. She occupied "a seat
90 the left of the pulpit and very near the
pastors chair, now heavily drapped in
black.
Mr. Bpttgheimer read a beautiful prayer
0i his own composition, fan of sympathy
tor Z griei-stricken enes. Ine music Was
in The usual sabbath order with the cXcep-
non Of Eukelohnnu, which was omitted hc-
cause 10 was during tine singing Of this part
of the service that Rabbi Harris expired.
In the absence of Mr.. Millhi-er. president
of The Beth Ahaha con ,regaI0n. the ven.
cradle vice.pre-idcnt. Mr. Nelson, occupied
the presidents seat on the pulpit platform.
The l-rdelites mourn ten days for their dead.
Next week e. mourning drapcry VIII Ao
removed from the synagogue.
Janutr, Meteorological Report.
Below is given table showing hc me-
taaroi0glcal report for Richmond for last
month. The state az tine thermometer was
taken each day at noon. and One figures are
believed 90 DE absolutely correct:
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Tho sIasons.

Henrico Union Lodge, No. $50, meets To-
morrow night.
Richmond Lodge, No. Is, meets Tuesday
night.
Liberals Lodge Of Perfection, No. D. An.
eient and Accepted Scottish Rite, meets to-
morrow light, 70 confer the TIN, Sth and 18th
degrees on candidates.
IL is understood that AmIty Lodge. No.
20, will remove from its present quarters,
First aud Broad. 10 the Temple as soon
as that building is opened,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

4 series Of excursion trains. 20 De known
as Golden Gate Tours" are 90 be run from
New York 90 the Pacific coast. These train.
will be composed OF splendid Pullman cars
steam heated, lighted by electricity. and
with every appointment perfect for toe
comfort of travellers.
The Richmond and Danville railroad
forms a unit in this transcontinental chain.
as the Golden Gate Tours viii 20 over
the rails OF this road from Washington
south. in search of Western connections.
This route is selected, no doubt. because of
our superb winter climate.
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TOBE CLOSED.
Effect Of the Death of secretary william
Window.

A telegram was received from Washing
ton yesterday addressed 10 the custodian
of the Gust lm-houso and signed by A. r.
Nettleton. acting Secretary. The telegram
Is as follows:
60 officers OF the Customs Assistant
Treasures OF the United states and all
other officers Of the Treasury Department
Notice is hereby given that the funeral OF
the Hon. William Window, late Secretary
OF the Treasury. will take place al -
O'Clock NJ. on Monday, February ,, 1891,
in the city OF Washington. All build
ings and offices under your control
will be closed throughout that day So far as
CONSTANT with the Transaction OF neces-
sary public business, and absolutely on and
after the hour mentioned. On all public
buildings throughout the United states and
all vessels and steamers under control of
this Department the national tlas Will be
displayed at halfmast."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
Personal and General.

A Marriage license was ISSUED yesterda,
to Charles II. Myers and Josephine T.
Whitley.
Jack Evans (colored) was received at tho
penteutiary yesterday % serve term %.
five years for horsc stealing.
Hiss Lucy Booth, tle guest of Miss
Frances Scott, will leave for her home. Car
ter's Grove, James river, Tuesday next.
Mrs. r. IL. Gaines andher daughter. Mi s
Lena. of WarrentOn. Va. an, visiting our
CITY. and are stopping at "Ihe Raleigh, %
Jlj east Grace.
Governor Mckinney yesterda commits
sloued Mr.. l.. K. BeckWith. of PETERSBURG,
"a member OF the Board orPharmacy for live
years commencing March LIST next. Mr.
Beckwith succeeds himself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
The Mammolh vino t.nlo.lol

GREENsBUBGH. PA, Jan. 3l.-'rho Leg
islatiye committee whose duty it's to inyos-
tigate the cause OF the explosion at Mann
moth mine ON Tuesday last. arrived az
Mammoth to-day and at once set about
their work.which will probably require -a1-
eral days 10 complete. The committee,
guided by superintendent keiehley and lu-
spect0r jerks, descended ths shaft and be-
gan tour of ,hc works The relief COM
mite reports ,O widows and J orphan
children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
Nl.ltor.ln the CIV.

Judge +. Il. Farrar OF Amelia. Va: G. X
Daryea and j.. :. llenly, of New York; Rev
Alfred Harding and wife, Of Washington
and W. G. Mcdonald, Of Montreal. ar,
stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. William +. Wickham. of Hanover
Courthouse, is al Mnrphy's Hotel.
Messrs. William Gordon. Al0nzO and 4.
Walrath and Fayette Wagner, OF Fort
Plain, " Y, are stopping at Murphvs
Hotel. on their way 10 New Orleans. where
they intcnu 20 participate in the festivities
of Mardi Gras.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

The city ambulance was called twice
Yesterday. The first time % the Tredecar
Works, where a boy was struck on the head
with piece Of timber. making cash
about an inch long. The wound was dressed
and the boy walked home.
The second call Was at > O'Clock 10 the
Richmond Locomotive Works. An ron
Wheei leil on the foot of one OF tho employees.
MASKING il badly. The man was taken IN
his home on CLAY street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

Mrs. William >Impkin. secretary of the
WOman's Christian Association. has issued
the following. "The ladies' Of the city who
are interested I'm the work Of the Woman s
Christian Association, and willing to helu
IN the coming bazaar. are earnestly request
ed TO attend IAN important meeting. o. Doc
held at the Noman's Christian Association
rooms, go east Main street, ON Monday,
February 81, at n a. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
f.iectrie wiccs AZ The capitol.

A movement has been started looking to
removing Of the electric light wires from
the Capitol building several officials being
OF the opinion that the building being old
aud containing much valuable property,
too much risk is being run hy using elec-
tricity. Governor Mckinney is considering
the matter, but as vt no action has been
taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

Mr.. John T. Stuart, Of the firm OF j. r.
Stuart x Co. real estate agents and brokers
OF Ruena Vista, died Friday. About two
wears ago be married Miss Sadie McGilvrav.
daughter OF Rev. William b. McGlhray,
and brother OF Messrs. sandy and George
&. MeGilvray. The remains will reach the
CITY to-day. Captain VI. l.. Davis is "A mem
her Of the nrm. and will accompany the re-
mains To this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
Temperance Meetings,

The regular meeting OF the West End W.
&. T.. u. Will be held at the Washington
Street Methodist church tomorrow at 4 l..
III. Every member IL requested 10 attend,
ne business Of Importance will be brought
before the meeting. The Band OF Hone
meets Friday at i. NJ. Mothers prayer
meeting, o 7. M. at the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

FITS. All its stopped tree by DR.. Kline,s
Great Nerve RestOrer. No dts after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
500 trial bottle free TO tt cases. send 10
Or. Kline, 93l Arch street. Philadelphia pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
Mr. L. b. rhoms.. E.tate.

II Is probable that the will Of the late l..
Il. Thomas will be probated on Monday.
His estate u valued at between $50, 900 and
$50, 900. He leaves a large sum to charitable
purposes, and the remainder 10 his only
sister, Mrs. johnson, 81 staunton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
Like hidden treasures

must bee seen. and turned over. too. for
the embroidery and Insertions are s1 See
ductlye that an ordinary glimpse VIII
not satisfy Hence We request q care
ful examination OF then as otherwise
the price may mislead. You cannot
expect much in Tine Chemise line for
33c. And set wc give YOU Cnemise at
that price regular " Quaker Cities. '
and they &c good ones. too
Follow tins WHITE FAIR ilch by
inch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
Our Electric Car.

viii run in the window as soon as the wires
that were cut during the big fire OF FRIDAY
night can be repaired.
WALTER ID. MOSES a Co..
(sh0w Window 1905 Main street
opposite Postolfce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

The ladies of the Presby terian church
have realized about SO from the entertain.
ment given by them this week.
William ii. Andrews alias Hunter. and
" inston Lewis alias ~kipp. were before tho
Mayors Court yesterday morning on the
charge Of breaking into the store Of Spcige
~ Neinstein short time ago. The pre-.
llminary examination yesterday ended ia
their being sent On t0 toe grand jury.
several property owners appeared before
the Mayors Court Yesterday under tho
charge OF allowing their gates 10 swing into
the street. Iue Mayor gave lhc parties ten
dals wilnin watch 90 hang their gates 80 as
tO swing inside.
In the Hastings Court. iu the caseof A.C.
Atihissou q aiust ". $. Dashiell the iurt
rendered "a verdict for Sl3j for the plaintiff
The acuou WIS brought against Mr. VIII
jam =. Dashiell, who went on the hond Of a
arm which contracted 90 remove house
Cor Mayor A. G. Atlkissou. of this cit
lhe latter claimed breach OF contract and
brought suit with the above result. Hon.
Neorse j. Wise was OF counsel for the de-
lendani' and large crowd atteniyely lis
tened 20 his speech
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
FINEST GOWNS asc

n ,,'ven S9,ton; Mother-Hubbam yoke. SIR.
AMI oG' a'. by rows OF fine Cambria insertion
beadlno, Pi1al's' All seams covered with nne
ohe Wide piait and fine edge = "''"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

The regular semi-mOnthly meeting Of the
central Committee Of the Association for
the Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities.
"iil take place next Tuesday at halt-past
tO'clOck, al No. lU7 east Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
The COmPANYs ENTERPRISE.
some Faci- About the Light al the As,o.
citation BAN,

10 was very fortunate that the 4 s0eis-
tiou ball at th- theatre Friday evening dill
not Use the electric Wire, that supplied the
incandescrnt llght-lowcr of the city: if 20
had done SD, tAe whole place would have
been immense boz darkness for AN hour or
more while the Philips a ~.cin fire was bon
progress. when The power WAS turned oil.
The light WAS furnished by the Trayl0r
Electric Light Company which went
ioc0r-lderable expense and trouble t0 full
nIllts promise. ITS officials were only ap-
preached about q week before the ball
abodt the matter aud several tclcgrlphic
messages were sent to New York % s. q if
thc iucandt7cent lamns-about 30U-could
Doe oolaihed. This was just about the time
mat tine great storm was raging IN the
NOiih ANA me wires were nearly all down.
AS mo- response came. "a messenger was
sent North, and after making abOnf
half d0I trips betwcca Newark and
NeW ork city be finally got the Edison
company. which proiesstd tO be- crowded
with orders. 10 let him have the 300 lamps
Tie got them four minutes before his train
starred, and when De arrived here the COM
pany's Official. placed them m the artistic
arrangements, which was complimcuted at
the bail.
For lies trouble. expense. enterprise, Nc..
absolutely no charge was made. and the
company received only the thanks of the
Association, under whose auspices the ball
WAS given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
PORTOF NEWPORTNEWs. JANUARY
SAILED.

steamship Winston. London. cOaied: steam
ship IhOmdIlc. Liver DOL. merchandise
steamship Mackcnain. Norfolk. from Dr,
dock: steamship -eguaucl, cleared. vii
sail Tonight f0r Brazil, merchandise
paeseug+r, and mail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

steamship Richmond. Jenney. New York
meich audisr; steamship Ch rlOtte. Ntckla
Baltimore. merchandise ana passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
HE NIGH SCHOOL.
Number of Scholars since Its Foundation
The Occupation.

the following statement shows the
status OF the Night School Of Technology Of
the Virginia Mechanics Institute each
wear since its foundation. october, 1884:
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FINE GOWNS. 75c

/, L1nsb9n' Cotton, MOiher-Hubbard vol.
s Nh allei mating rows OF i've fine pinltsard
nne 'aihbric insertion; front. neck ana
S'eeNes edged with matched Cambria educ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

,,hich thpv embrace. Inc pIICt5 ~
wni,h we find it necessary - :saclliiiice
them during this "NHliEFAlR arr
pitifully small so small indeed that
their smallness suggests infcrioriiy. A.
n gmard against such a conclusion 10
.C0RSET-COVERS. as is everything
Lac touched upon in this announce
ment WE MUST REQUEST OUR FAIR
READERS TO TAKE TUE FACTS As WE
STATE THEM AND CONE HERE AND SATISFY
rIpNsrrvfs BY SEEING AND FEELING
AND EXAMINING THE GOODS.
Follow this While FAIR irch 10y
inch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
NV ORLEANS on SUNDAY.

The party viii reach New Orleans sun
day morning. about 3 O'Clock, and will be
met hy committee. from the Washington
Artillery aud the Louisiana division Of the
Army OF Northern Virginia, Confederate
Veterans. Colonel Eshleman is chair.
man OF the veteran committee and
Colonel Richardson, Of the artillery.
Both Of these gentlemen are will known In
the military circles Of Richmond. During
their whole visit in the Crescent City they
viii be entertained by the Washington Ar
tillery.
The party will probably leave New Or
leans the following Thursday evening and
arrive in Richmond Saturday morning, the
nth instant.
LADIES GOING.
Among the ladies who expect To 20 with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
PHILLIPS a STEIN.

Mcssrs. Phillips a stein have opened a
Temporary Office in the rear OF ihe basement
of i6i5 cast Main street. They saved moth
ing out Of the connagration but their books.
the insurance on the stock was much
smaller than the loss. Tor the hrm was busy
at the time Of the fire with taking an inyen-
tory Of the stock. The Insurance. which
.geresaied $4,000, was placed IN the fol-
loving companies:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
cAMBRIc coRsErcoyERs, 25c.

Good Cambri.. squ1r, cut woke, entire ii'4l
of twelve rows OF fine plalts' une pea V"'
tons. Cfc.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
LayinxOn of Hand.

Bishop Randolph viii administer the rite
Of continuation at -. Phillips Episcopal
church (colored), corner Of Leigh and n.
James street, this evening" at O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
MI.ErINGs.

AEMORl RICHMOND iOWITzERs. -
RICHMOND. VA. January 81, 1891. :
ORDER NO.: THE MEMBERS OF
~ the battery will assemble al the Armofy
TUESDAY NIGHT FEBRUARY 81. at $50
O'Clock IN fatigue uniform, oyercOat haver-
sack. canteen. and bl tnEet bag. with blanket
attached Men viii bring their full-dre -
coats. sni helmets with spikes. Every man
must be present without iall. and come pre-
pared 10 scttle for trip BY order
JOHN a. HUTCHINSON,
Commanding Battery A.
{. W. MCFARLAND. Firsl Sergeant. felt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
EINF cuEMI,E 400

1angdOu Cotton: square yoke, rutro front
of Hamburg: yoke and sleeves trimmed
with tamNr.c ld-cI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

About ten minutes after / O'Clock yCstcr-
day an alarm was turned in from Box -, at
the corner Of Seventh and Franklin streets.
There was no fire, however, only "a consider
able amount OF smoke was seen is-uiuc
from the steeple of >eycnth-Street Christian
church The smoke was caused hy de-
fective hue. The alarm attracted a large
crowd To that neighburhOOd.
shortly before O'Clock yesterday after
noon an alarm was sounded from Box II,
caused by "A burning chimney of a house on
Thirteenth street. between Leigh and NJ
streets. There was no damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
Total rainfall.
Moan Rqin

In the table below viii be- found the tenn.
pcratUro and the amount of rainfall durin,.
the month of January for the past twelve
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
~
.//It.LEt = AECGGC.
FAMOUS WHITE FAIR"
Booming Right Along

FAIR" FASHlON-it takes week
az least to get everything in running
order FAIR" FASHION-the dis
play of goods as they now appear Is Ia
itself am agreeable spectacle. FAIR
FASuION-the choicest things are not
exhibited til the festival Is in full
swing. tai be community are fully
familiar with the character and lmpor-
lance of the occasion. not 90 speak OF
theimm,diate necessity which has made
such "A EAIR possible, THIS WEEK
| CROWNS THE CARNIVAL SD far a.
the universally of the exhibit Of stock
and under cutting and costcrushlng
count NECESSITY is embossed on every
ward Of -or.- under our roof. The
CONNRR~I on MERCHANDISE INTO
MONEY. NO MATTER HOW FAR BELOW
THE INTRINSIC VALUE 1T FALLS. Is THE
PROGRAMME WHICH THIS WHITE
FAIR CARRIES OUT Follow IL closely
anu carefully. Let not day escape
you. for what you may need 10 day is
vs. hat YOU may Sec 10 morrow. LIMOS
,lDle 90 see all i'm one bay. Impossible
to fud iu any one day the eadiug at
uac ions OF the next We open stuff
AS We make the room. WE CUT PRICES
AS We COME ACROSS THE PURCHASERS.
Follow ths WHITE FAIR inch by
iucu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
GOOD SKIRTS Acc

Coiioo shirt, made OF good "nomestead,
No''on' finished with six-ineh reinse,c. :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
FINE DRAWERS lgc

Best uII Cotton four rows .i nue tuCk>
Edged Wifh deep li m-tfcled tnMhur
rufilc. regular GOc. earmeutI
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GOOD GOWNS SOC

VIII VIII .ste9d Cotton; MOlhor.Huhbard woke
edged with corchon Lace 81 ''''' '''' -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

Messrs. l.. b. Taylor& Co. and The Bos-
Ton clothing-house. 40 lOll and 1909 east
Main street respectively. have suspended
business pending the investigation of the
insurance adjusters.
Mes-rs. T.. y. TAYLOR a Co. carry the fol-
L.. L. l-LDLr .LllL-L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

NTANTED-A FIRST-C LASS
w PLUMBER and GAsFilrER. Good
and steady wages 10 right man. y. KLEIN.
6lS east Broad street fel-tt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
MILLER q neutrality-suspicious..
when we touch CORSET COVERS

w AkAW
tender spot in
this WHITE
"a X sensa
ton. No era
20 the accumu
lation of those
unseen b u 1
sYmpathe tic
appendages 10
feminine con
fOTnity. n u d
no limit to
their variety
and b c a uty
HfHH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

~teams lip Charlotte Nickle. Baltimore
mefcA indis- and pass .nger.: sielusnff
hichmon Jeuney Hew York, merchandise
steamship Endymiou, Sew port News, [,
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Observation-Disclosures

AiNiAlrRt AlNNEAD.Ffn 1.lsn
500 r.'es... ........7 - Muol nsesI9.02 PA
SUN s' 'a..-............o.j3 ue' siruefr. 1Oh Ism
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

RESULT or The MAIN STREET
FIRE FRIDAY.

Up. Philips & STEMS and y. ~. Ts,Ior's
Lo.s-Amoant 90 Insurance Carried
other Firee-A Defective Tiae Causes
one of Them.
All that was LETT from H. +. Phillips q
STEMS China Palace at l)lS East Main
street. formed the chief attraction an day
Yesterday. From early morning until late
III night hundreds Of passers-by stopped in
fr,ut OF the ruins and commented on the
extent Of the confagration Of the previous
night. That the Ere Department succeeded
in combining the fire 70 this one building
,cems 10 be almost miracle. The front Of
the building. which was constructed entirely
of iron. did not, as IL was feared AZ one time.
succumb 10 the intense heat, and the parti-
zion walls also remained standing The
several floors from the roof down had all
fumbled down and almost completely filled
me sub.cellar and the 5asem nj.
The building, as hat occupied by Mcssrs
\ Il. TAYLOR 4 Co., are owned by the chill
nren of j. VI. lIalsey, the s0n-in-law Of the
the late Franklin Slcarn. It's value is esti-
mated at $4,000 and u was insured Tor
5000 in the Mutual Assurance Society of
Virginia. aud 5000 iu the London. Liver
pool aud Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

.'T angdOn Cotton. "stonecber.
band, be 50 iOck-stitch sesglnp. fon. f,,,,. ,.'
double Cambria rufiie. four rows ~ ,...,
md Ave rows Of fine Dl8iis. doom t.,o d.
amy better are shown Tor "a we'd M. +,
know IT,
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LADIES GOING.

Among the ladies who expect to 90 with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
rnE nosION.

shortly before o'clock Yesterday after
ternoon. Hose Company 80. =, was called
ont again to pour some water upon the still
smOul1ering ruins. a. 10 was found that
some ire still remained.
The mains from which the " tier came
that was used ran from the old reseryoir,aud
investigation yesterday showed that siN
inches of water were used. There is quite
mathematical problem connected with the
water used. II is this: There were SIX fire
engines who used 600 gallons "a minute. and
there was one steamer hat used 1000 gale
Ions minute. The steamers commenced
at 1890 o'clock and stopped an $3.50 O'Clock
in the morning. How many gallons Of wa-
ter were used
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-08

49,. LOST,
morning ladys gold watch and
- chain A liberal reward offered for return
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