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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
CLOTHING.
| M P0R TANT
CLOTHING.
MOTHERS !

1T is truly delight" says q writer in the
Ladies' Home Journal, TO trade at store
where you have implicit confidence"
We hope we have this confidence. not only
of the ladies', but Of the men as we'll We try
10 be worthy of their utmost confidence. and
if by any means aught should happen to make
it seem otherwise, it is some mistake which
it will be pleasure for us to explain. and if
any wrong. to right it. Wowsnt our goods to
be our constant recommend. II is THROUGH
THEM WE HAVE GAINED THE CONFI-
DENCE OF THE PEOPLE. and it is through
them we can keep it. Especially do We feel
this to be tho case with our Boys and Chill
dren's wear
Mothers arc especially appreciative of quail
ties and value in their boys clothing. We
are making our boys wear constantly moro
and more deserving of their confidence and
appreciation. We ask the mothers to soc our
Boys School Wear and Dress Suits. They
will like the styles aud prices, we are sure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The following are the members Of the Exec
1T WAS i FINE J0KE.
At Least That's What Is Smart Drummer
Thought IL Would BE.

Large handbills were yesterday posted in
several sections of the city stating that at
o'clock an exhibition of shying machine or
patent parachute would be given from the
roof Of Murphy's Hotel. At the appointed
hour large number of citizens assembled to
witness the trial.
A colored boy was seen on the roof busily
engaged as though he were making prepare
tions for the novel performance The
crowd waited and watched with increasing
interest until their patience was worn thread
bare. but the daring aerOnaut failed 10 ap-
pear, and finally the boy yelled
10 them that the machine had
started and that they would find it two
squares below. The crowd was sold. they
admitted il. but they failed to see whore any
body had displayed any great amount of COM
mon intelligence by so successfully perpertra-
ting the SELL IL was the common consent
among all who had taken what purported 70
be truthful statement at its face value, that
il required no great amount OF even very ordl-
binary sense TO tell a wilful falsehood
and then attempt 20 laugh because for
once the word Of the perpetrator
had been accepted rs true. This imbecile.
il was stated. was u salesman from Phlladel-
phia for whisky house. who had probably
ieen dallying two much with his samples.
and the management Of the hotel are IN no
way responsible for his freaks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
IN ENDOWMENT LEAGUE.
Their Gold Tinted Certificates At a Discount
Among the Members.


Among the Members.
The Sem-annual Endowment League.
with head Offices in Baltimore. certainly print
q gorgeous certificate. IL large letters Of gold
across the certificates they announce the
value, $500, which IS 10 be paid % the sub
scriber in semi-annual nstalments OF $50
each, and all that the subscriber IS supposed
TO DO is 10 pay Is as imitation fee II per
quarter, and meet the regular assessments.
All this seems a very fair and equitablebusi-
ness, but unfortunately the number OF annual
assessments is not sufficiently designated as
to allow close calculation as to what 1t will
cost.
The assessments are at q each. and begin
now TO come in with a startling rapidity and
increased regularity. When the local Office
or lodge was started here the assessments
were usually one in every two weeks but
now the notices come in the following dates
named September LIST, 5th, sth and l4th, so
10 is not a very intricate calculation 10 see
that at g a trip it would not hurt the man.
agement much 10 return $50 at the end OF six
months
Notice had been received here that the
Baltimore or home Office was in financial
stats. and had been placed in the hands of
receiver. This was the direct cause of q
meeting Of q few members Of the Richmond
lodge last evening at the residence Of Mr. T..
". Kelly. No. 607 west Clay street.
Mr.. L. J. rhacker is president Of the local
lodge. but was not able last evening TO fur
nish any very encouraging statements re-
garding the condition of the company and
the gOld-tnted certificates with impressive
looking seals were at a discount among the
members present
Among those who are interested in tho out
come of this marvellous financial scheme are
Messrs. a. n. Rosenbloom w q. Linton,
T. j. Gary. r. ". Lawrence, and John T.
SaQfon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
JUsTICE J0HN's COURT.
Several Interesting Cases Tried Before His
Honor Yesterday.

Tie First Baptist (c0l0red) church is care
ful " personal habits and moral conduct
extraordinarily. and with o kindnessi born
Of Christian consistency. and yet q rlgidty
which Syringe from purt anic adherence 70
rgh,e0u, norlca.0ls they do not fear upon
proper information on dismiss the derellct
members u tleir dock.
Pauline Johns vas dismissed at proper
meeting # the church members on Monday
night and after learning the verdict of the
me- 0ers she and ler sister, Lucinda Jones.
left ihe lecture room where the meeting had
been held. 40 'le door they became engaged
il controversy with the husband of Pauline
Glt serera. NJ the indignant deacOns who had
recently voted 90 relegate the degenerate
sister Oh ranks 0f current sinners. Pauline
All Lucinda made "a gallant fight and testified
a. lest they could In the police court. but the
three male meml ers Of the church told rather
different stories and they were compelled TO
laf $40 each for their misconduct.
Ananas George cOloTed youth Of four
teen was arrested for throwing stones IN the
streets Bows who throw stones are seldom
caught and boys who acknowledge IL are still
uole rarely found. but OF all the skllful
maupu.a,ors af facts this Ananias riYaled the
h.lsirols gentlemen who stands unparalleled
upon tho pages of sacred history as the
Champion pre0Ucator Of tho age. Rocks
p" A."At Us lhNsLcfiouslN ~ llo
tables move ulder the touch OF the spirit
qAstc medium, yet Ananias threw them not
.l'u,e John liked the unique style and abso-
i.ie uAaesomeness of the gentle stories of
A'-e alMlas. aud be discharged the boy.
o L'a King was charged with ASSEMBLING
N.iaA Brown and was fined $3.50.
Alley Hobech and Joe Mayo were charged
WIN stealing coat from Ike Cohen, valued
~ There was no evidence 10 show that
l.e BOYS stole the garment. and they were
dismissed
Unity James was allowed TO depart on the
i.fmeni Of costs on the charge of assau.ting
imma Johnson.
robert Jones was charged with trespassing
,l9l tue premises Of William Johnson and
Ot-ns Maria, the mother of William john
so. li Was a mixed ~ mother-iu-law case
WIN dozen witnesses. and the justice con-
Dnled % until the 18th.
'oln lawson and George Elan were fined
$40. eacl flr disorlerly conduct
.ln Banks raid $50 for the satisfaction
OF beating kebecca HMi
h.niy Halter was fined go for cruel treat
~. ~ ls horse
Fl. Anin Archer Edward Salmon. T. ".
S-.s.au Il. b. Smith. w. ~. Cannon and
O-Al@ Garrett We're an fined for being drunk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
THERE is LESS DANGER.
The Dlphtheria in Richmond Seems TO be Of
a Milder Typo.

The Dlphtheria in Richmond Seems TO be Of
Mlder Typo.
Dr. Harrison, Of the Board Of Health. in a
talk with q TIMss reporter last evening said
that the statement made in this paper yester-
day That the diphtheria now exstant in the city
was Of milder type than il was when il first
appeared was certainly correct. esaid that he
knew Of several cases that were cOnvaescent
where the cards had not been removed and
others that had throat diseases Of q mild
character only. Or. Harrison SAID that while
there seemed to be a small increase in the
number Of cases IN the last two days, that the
disease seemed to be confined I'M the original
bounds. as before stated in The TMFs,
tins territory IS contained in belt
Of nearly uniform width shaped somewhat
ike q horse shoe, with one end resting
on Cary steet near First and the other on
line Herewith in the neighborhoOd of CLAY
end Catherine street The improvement in
tie type Of the disease is shown in the fact
that while there nave been number of new
cases there has been no deaths reported 70
the Board of Health from this cause since
Saturday last
The following new cases were reported yes
terday no to 10 O'Clock r. NJ. Sophia dauqh-
ter Of Superintendent Hooper at Hollywood:
Alice Lively (cOlored) coo west Leigh: Henry
liam. 200 south Cherry. 2 child named Web
Der al 8l5 west Cary; two children OF w w
Berry. o member Of the street cleaning force.
2lg south Laurel street, and a child named
Howard, three years old, at 2l5 south Cherry
street There are now between twenty and
TWENTY-FIVE cases ia the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
rhe nanyllIe Clnim Omce.

There is considerable speculation and no
Ettleanxiety among the employees Of the claim
department of tho Richmond and Danyllle
railroad t0know who will be the head OF that
department when it is moved 70 Atlanta on OF
about the 18th instant as exclusively publish
cd in 1aE TINES yesterday.
The employees Of this department are reti-
cent about the matter, but gentleman prom
inent in another Office OF the Same line states
that there is little doubt that orders have
been issued from headquarters for the reno
val on the date named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
com,c ooarn the Mozart.

The latest New York comic opera success.
Castles in the Air, will DO produced At inc
Mozart Academy of Music next Friday and
saturday nights. including Saturday natl
nee Tickets for the engagement will 60 on
sale tomorrow morning. The company pre-
senting the opera is especially strong In num-
bcrs and quality. Forty people VIII appear
on the stage and the orchestra will comprise
fifteen musicians A special carload Oh
scenery and effects will be brought here for the
adequate presentation of the opera, which Is
sure 10 be one OF the notable comic opera sue
cesses Of the present amusement season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
COUNTIES or VIRGINIA.
The Articles Descriptive Of Amelia Receives
bv the Commissioner.

The Articles Descriptive Of Amelia Received
bv the Commissioner.
: descriptive article, setting forth all the
material advantages of Amelia county, writ
ten in interesting style 10y MIR. c. N. Stacy,
was received az the Department of Agriculture
Yesterday. This Tas IN response TO an lnvl-
tation sent out some time ago by the com
missioner 10 each county in the State request
ing these descriptions TO be used by the DEPART
ment for dissemination in inducing immigra-
ton and for use in answering inquiries made
t. the department for information regarding
the advantages of the different sections OF the
state.
It IS the purpose OF the department 70 Sc
cure such information from each county end
put them in print without cost 10 the county.
Notwithstanding the fact that two urgent
appeals have been addressed 10 the supervi-
sOrs and Judges Of each coanty, only about
twenty out OF 100 counties have responded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09

state House.
b" =. shelton. treasurer of Hanover
comfy. was a visitor 40 the Capitol Yesterday.
non huius A. Ayre- eA-nttOrnev-G General
spent several hours with tho State officials
Yesterday
'-lge j. b. Richmond. of Scott county.
W., YVES among the callers at the state-house YES
~ Af,e.es Of incorporation of the Peninsula
Iie. ute LgLt and Power Company OF New
!". News were filed with the Secretary Of
'"5 oianau weaith yesterday
81 +pt''hof Mckinney returned yesterday 10
- .fecuiye Mansion. bu. didnot comeover
ea.a once 40 the Capitol The repair in his
~ nave not yet been completed. but VIII
-.Il-sAea 30 day or two. The Governors
49, 10y Wall temain in farmwlle for few
49,. y, Yesterday received q telegram from Gov
NJ D. ~ stone Of Mississippi. saying that
,-. soA Jury lc0lored), charged with the
!. -osu lI Of Mr Epes. late telegraph operator
81. ilolS, had been arrested and was in
l-'ioiy % That state. Tho Governor wired
i go requesting that the prisoner be held sub
A.. % ielulsition and the Commonwealth S
,,''..lhsy o. Nanscmond county was advised
a., 'Du "' once an application for Fequisi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
FnnernI of Mrs. Cnpston.

The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Capston,
wife Of Ny. james l.. Capston and mother-in-
law of Mr. J. II. Chataigne took place yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock from St. Peter s
cathedral Anumber Of grief-stricken friends
and acquaintance told by their presence in
what high esteem the deceased had been held,
and bespoke loving relatives who knew Mrs.
Capston only to love her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
Ambulance CnlIa.

The ambulance was called 10 Sixth and
Board streets yesterday morning at O'Clock
10 attend q colorsd woman who was suffering
with commissions. She had been arrested 10y
q policeman: and he was on the way to tho
ststion house when she became ILL., She was
taken 10 the hospital and treated.
The ambulance was called at $50 o'clock 10
Sixth and Broad streets to attend "a negro who
had an epileptic lit. lie was treated by the
nhysician in charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09

DR.. J. c. Hawks and wife have returned
from Asheyille N. c.. where they have been
for several weeks. They came very near TAX
ing the train which met with such horrible
fate near Statesville. but happily waited for
the spot soon after the accident, and saw
much of the horror which was everywhere
uresent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09

The Negro who Was Arrested in Richmond
Pleads Guilty In Powhatan County.

Pleads Guilty In Powhatan County.
few days ago a negro by tho name Of
Elias Andres, was arrested by Policeman
John Hall, charged with breaking into the
storehouse of 7. G. Davis, at Dorset's in Pow
hatan county. On Monday he pleaded guilty
of house-breakng in the Powhatan county
court and was sentenced 20 eighteen years in
the penitentiary tie was also convicted of
larceny. and for that crime received fifty days
10 serve in the county Jail.
Mr.. Davis. who is the postmaster at Dor
sets. missed among other articles carried
away by the negro, about $40 worth of post
age stamps For this olense. he will be mr.
raiened III the Federal court aid receive some
additional punishment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
FALL OVERCOATS.

We are already selling goodly number Of
them, for on these chilly mornings and even
ings q top coat feels quite comfortable We've
large assortment here already from which to
to make selections in Kerseys. Meltons.
worsteds Cheviots. etc. BY buying one of
these useful garments week or two before
you expected to, you may escape spell Of
sickness and O doctors bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09

a aiesui9r meeting Of tho board OF yisitora
We Soldiers Homo Was held Last a ,'s,'ots
H. Chamber OF Commerce. hut onlv ron
va business was done. no action whateyer
nsx zen ~ reference TO the plans for the
~'n hospital at the Home. F' ~ Wv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09

OF, 10 Indictment weather prevented tbe pro-
s s.atl al The West-Fnd Market Fair last
iss su, ron being carried out. The principal
t-.l'its were the West-End Stars and Ina
s,,raa ,i''et'. both Of which will be among the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
In the .IIrtH.

Gin, Circuit Courf..-The following cases
were instituted Yesterday A. n. Bracket
VS.. o. f. Mcdowell. action Of debt. Dam
ages $40.
John Olivier VS. NJ. Z. Gathright. action OF
case. Damages. $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
LOST.

I ST-YESTERDAY DOUBLE CASE GOLD
IL WATCH supposed some where near Sc
cond Market. A reward OF go II left at Dayen-
port 4 Morris, Seventeenth and Dock streets.
se9-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09

>OO-D0-0-O0---0-0/N0n0 -0~0N~0~0~0~0~0~N~NO0O
STAFF OF LIFE.
FL.OUR 1891.

The reasons for the UNPRECEDENTED
SUCCESS of PATAPSCO FLOUR for OVER
ONE HUNDRED YEARS are:
Because the PATAPSCO FIGURING
MILLS grind the CREAM OF The BEST
HARD WHEAT OF EVERY VARIETY
grown in this country.
Because the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN QUALITY and al ways gives the HlGhES
RESULTS TO THE CONSUMER.
Hence. PATAPSCO SUPEkLATlVE PA
TENT is the PREMIER Flour Of America.
1T LEADS ALL BRANDS III this country
and al American brands in Europe.
Ask your Grocer foI IT,
G, A, ChMDRILL MFG. co..
Office, No. pa COMMERCE ST.
BALTIMORE, ND.
locii-iyj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
At THR RESERVOIR.
rwENTY-NINTH AND P STREETS.

On the arrival at the car-sheds on Twenty
ninth and p streets the examiners were re-
ceiyed by Mr John w. Wilbur. superintend-
ent Of the Union division. and shown through
the extensive repair shops A large force Of
workmen was kept busy III putting IN order
about half a dozen Clay street cars Others
wero finishing up another Manchester car.
Several Peckham trucks. which had been dis
carded on account Of the complication Of
their machinery, wore being replaced by
trucks made almost entirely in this
city. Five Westinghouse motors which
had lust been received, were being unpacked
and will be used to complete the new equip
ment of the Alain-stTeet cars. The railroad
officials explained at some length the difier-
once of the two motor systems. and when the
members of the committee finally separated
for their respective homes they We're con-
yinced that they had made considerable adj
vance in their knowledge of the workings of
the several electrical systems.
The tracks all over the city were found to
be in good condition, with perhaps the ex-
ception of the Fifth-stTeet spur, where some
improvements might be desirable The COM
mittee are convinced TINT the railroad people
are anxious to remedy existing evils and to
lessen the noise of the cars as far as they are
able to do so. Ii is admitted however that
il will be impossible to do away with the noise
altogether. While the managers of the road
are in hopes that at some future day the cars
can be made 80 as TO run entirely without
noise, but they are unanimous that il cannot
be done until gearless motor has been Sc.
cured.
Within few days the arrival of an expert
electrician from the North is expected. who
will on behalf OF the Street Committee and i'm
conformity with the wishes of railroad au
thorities. examine the machinery of the differ
ent cars to ascertain what defects have 10 be
remedied in order to receive n more perfect
service
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-09-12

Colonel John ). Mosby's long resi-
dence in China has not caused him 10
forget how TO do the old-fashioned
American knock. down and drag out
act, il IL is fair 10 Judge by the news
paper reports OF how he thrashed the
conductor and the gripnian on a cable
train in San Francisco abort time
ago. About 80 years ago Mosby was
rated as one OF the most dangerou,
men in this country, aud the old man
isn't played out yet.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-09-12
FOR A PATENT.
uxrrrp srArEs LAND ovrscx,

UxrrEp STATES LAND ovYscx,
HAiLxY, iDAHo, July %. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that william Daniel, whoss
poetofce address is Rocky Bar Emors county. lasho,
has made application for patent for 1900 linear feet
BURNT PILOT LODE.
Lot S. bearing gold and silver situate IN Near Greek
Mining pistrct, Elmore county, idAho and Described
In the official plat and eld notes on die In this once,
~ fnllows, viz.
Beginning al point Of discovery which Is the !,
ter OF shaft ara feet, 100 q DEEP thence ss dsx
$40 n to center OF end Of claim, thence ~ deg
800 n 20 NV corner No. l. IN encc "a deg 900 10
10 Sw corner No 2. thence s. deg 1900 ~ b. BE
corner No. s, thence "a deg 600 n 70 Ne corner
No. 4, thence s ~ deg W 1900 % 10 NV corner No
and place Of beginning survey Of exteFnr Boundaries
From corner 10. / U. 3. ~ n. No. 2. Beat Creek
Mining District. bears dsg % uain bsSl less
distant Magnetic variation Is dex ~ nin east.
No conncts Containing Is OIL acres ana fofsninE
portion Of the unsurseyed ands Of the United States
The location OF this mine u orde IN the Rsrorl-
ers Office OF Elmore tornaeriy AituEzs) cosniy, On
page is7. book u Of quartz claims.
The nearest known clNims ere the Wide West iot 81
and PoorInaD unsurveyed.
All persons holding adverse claims thsreto are re-
aurcd 20 present the before this Office sitha
lxty days from the rst dag Of publication hsreof or
they wili bs barred hy virtas Of tia provisions Of
w. T. RILEY. Register
s. H. MccaFty, Attorney Tor claimant
First publication August /.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-09-12

Again the story il going the rounds
of the press that Blaine will shortly
announce that he will under no cir
cumstances become the candidate Of
his party next year. and that he is 10
favor Of Harrison's denomination. This
story 70 killed by little addition to
the effect that Mr.. Blsine is very anx-
i"us 70 retire from public life. Yes,
about as anxious as q hungry horse is
10 retire from trough of oats. Private
life would be as great vexation to
Mr.. Blaine as life ashore is to sailor,
and in spite OF all the stories which
have been or may be told concerning
his intentions, we predict that II he il
offered the presidential nomination oil
his party he will accept il.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-09-12
MINING APPLICATION No. s62,


umrnp STATES LAns 0rFscx
HAlLRY. idaho. July 81. 1851.
Notice Is hereby given that Jacob
ulrich, whose postafice address Is
Rocky Bar, Elmore county, Idaho, has
made application for patent for sSo
linear feet on the
BREWERY LODE,
Lot As, survey 30. bearing gold and
silver, situate in Bear creek mining
district, Elmore county, Idaho. and de-
scriheh in the official plat and field
notes on Ole 10 this Office as followe, viz:
Beginning at point Of discovery,
thence 30 degrees 40 minutes W. va
ration Is deg 45 min 100 feet 10
center OF south end Of claim, thence n
"a deg W 1855 It to sw corner No. i.
thence "a deg 100 Il TO e cor No.
2, thence n 20 deg ia min 300 y To-
n cor No. 3, thence n 81 deg W 540 II
iutersect south side line OF the Golden
Bar lode claim survey No. 300, $50 u
n " DOR No. 4, thence 20 deg 40 min
W 1893 Il intersect south side hne OF thc
Golden Bar lode claim $50 II sw cor.
No. ! and place of beginning survey or
exterior boundaries. From cor. No. 4
u. 8. NJ. NJ. No. /, Bear creek mining
district. bears 90 deg 40 min 4465
feet distant. Area Of the Brewery lode
claim survey $40, 1904 acres, in con-
fiict with Golden Bar lode survey 300.
1853 acres, area claimed for patent
I2 65I acres OF the unsurveyed lands
of the United States.
The location OF this mine Is re
corded i'm the Recorders Office OF FL
more formerly Alturss) county, Idaho,
The nearest known CLAIMS are the
Golden Bar survey 800 On the north
and the Duncan survey 9O3 on the g.
All persons holding adverse oisuaa thereto are 70
aured 10 present the same befars this once within
sixty days from the nrst dAy OF publication hereof OF
they win be barred bv virtue OF the provision. OF ths
statute. w. T. RILEY, Register.
August Outflow. attorney for claimant
First publication, August 4
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-09-12

Senator Stanford is in the field as
presidential candidate, not Of the
Farmers Alliance or OF the third party,
but Of the Republican party. His can
didacy will prove god send TO those
Republicans who were badly disap-
pointed when Gen. Alger closed up his
barrel and announced himself 10 be for
Blaine, rs Senator Stanford is much
the richer man Of the two, and is more
willing TO pay out money for empty
compliments. As TO his getting the
nomination, there is no more proha
bility OF such thing than there is ol
the Republican convention nominating
Grover Cleveland.