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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-24

No visitor to Seattle should fail 20 take trim
on lake Washington. Take the fesler avenue
cable cara and the steamer Kirkland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-24

Iwlessness In senator PETERS Country.
AgKALox. Kan, July ss--At the preliminary
trial OF james Brennan FOR the killing OF Sam
rel Wood. the defendant was held without hail
90 await the action OF the grand jury. A large
delegation of Colonel Woods friends, headed by
J. c. Thomas and armed TO the teeth, were IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-24
THE SUCCESS OF THE BIG SALE-OUH
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.

5000 yards Surah Twils. 10 inches wide, re-
duced from 25c 10 loo per yard.
4,5O0 yards Scotch Plaid Suiting 40 inches wide
reduced from 371sc TO Ice per yard.
$500 yards rench Drap d. Alma, 40 inches
wide, reduced from 75c 10 45c per yard
1000 yards All-Wool Serges 40 inches wide
reduced from 75c to 4Sc per yard.
1,040 yards ATWOOD Seryes. az inches wide,
reduced from 81 % TO 75c per yard
800 yards ATWOOD >erges, AZ inches wide, re-
duced from $3.50 to 81 per yard
30 yards ATWOOD Fine Armures reduced
from 75c to 45c per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
HEAIrH DEPARrlrENr REPORT.
Thirty-Four Deaths Last Week, Seven From
Consumption.

Inlrty-lOuf Deatih LAST fttNs FtFeu Il run
Consumption.
The report of the Health Department for
last week shows.
Whole number Of deaths In the city, SD
white and y colored. Stubborn, white and
colOred
Annual rate of mortality per 1,0OO-white,
1927: cOlOred, 80 10. Total, 20s0.
Cause of Death-Apoplexy, 1 colored con-
sumption, / white and Is cOlOred. commissions,
infantile 1 cOlored: diarrhOa colored; dlph-
liberia, I white drOpsy, general. / c0lOred;
drowning, white and 1 c0lOred dysentery 1
cOlorcd fever. scarlet, white hoart-disease
2 white and cOlOrod. h.emOpiy,ls, . coiOred;
meningitis, basar. / white old age. cOlOred.
peritonisis. colOred. placenta preyia, col
Ored: pneumonia. white; rheumatism. chro-
me- cOlOred: sclerOsls OF liver. White. teeth
Ing, / cOlored; ulcer of stomach = white. un-
known, / cOlOred.
Sex and colOr-Males, Z white, coiored;
females. 5 white. IL cOl0red
Locality Marshall ward white and 7 col
ored. Madison ward, white and 3 c0l0red;
Clay ward, white; Jefferson ward, white
and ] cOlOred Monroe ward, 1 white and 2
colored; Jackson ward, II coloTed aimshouse,
white and cOlOred: city lau, cOlOred.
Ages-One day 10 thirty, 1 c0lorod; one
month 10 six. 1white and 2 colored: sixmOnths
to twelve, / cOlOred; one year % three, white,
three years 10 five, white five years to ten,
colored ten years Go twenty colored;
twenty years to thirty white and 1 colored:
thirty years To forty, ] colOred; forty years tO
fifty, / white and colored. fifty years to
sixty, 1 white and colored: sixty years T.
seventy, 1 white and / colOred. seventy years
to eighty. . white and ] colored eighty years
to ninety, 1 colOrcd; over one hundred years,
l cOlOred.
Condition Single white and 9 colored;
married, white and 4 col0red. wid0wers, 3
coored. widows. white and @ cOlored.
Nativity Richmond II, other parts Of the
United States. 90
Comparative weekly mortality-For week
ending May ., 1891. u white and ID c0lOred;
for week ending May "a, 1880, u white and IS
colored.
Rainfall-For week ending May %, 1921.
0.08 inches; Tor week ending May -, 1880,
0.62 inches
Temperature For week ending May %,
1891, 1896; for week ending May - 1880,
1914
Number of visits made by physicians for
poOr-First district. 20. Second district So;
Third district 81; Fourth district n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
Property Transfers.

Richmond Cty.-Janes Caskie 70 William
T. Randolph. 80 feet on west side Third street
between Jackson and Duyal $1,000.
Reuben 4. Chewing TO farrar d. Moore,
6sjl feet on south side Preston streetibetWecn
Third and Fourth, e2lO0.
Robert f. Luck. Jr., and John D.. Day to
Maggie A. Johnston 80 feet on west side Nor
rls street between Main and Cary, 500
Samuel III pulliam to AlmetJ r.. Vito OF
Ebert j. Hundley. 81 feet on China street
northeast corner Cherry, 8 l4l1
Obela y and William Stualt 90 Gaines *
Carter 20 feet on north side Taylor street he
tween Linden and Beech $500.
y. T.. Woodbridge trustees to Joseph H..
Folkes. 81 feet north side Leigh street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, 1921
Hrnric) county, NJ. G. Staples To- William
DaGron ia feet on north side Boyd street
near Dinneen, and 1882 rect ON Boyd street
northeast corner Dinneen. -, 200.
Charles Iheimer. sub trustee and Elizabeth
4. Quinn 10 H. u. Aiahanes, % feet kon north
side Wood street near Seventeenth, : OO0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

r,,a;rta man with himself. He mentioned the
,nx~terious creation of man and declared Una,
such wonderful mechanism. mind. SOU ana
hod,, could never have been understood save
law reference 90 the word of God. A..
MS second point was TO the effect thas ehn
truth introduced man to God: IL showed Mno
God WAS. what he was and what his reiati9nss
were 10 man, and man by the use of WORD OF
truth has been brought into direct acquain'-
ance with God. ..os
He showed. thirdly, how the word was
mans ouide-a light 10 his path and lamp
INTO his feet. He said that 1t taught man nan
how 20 live so rs 10 attain the JOYS OK the lie
which is to come.
In the Catholic Church.
Rev Father J. b. O'Rielly, the new pastor
Of The Catholic parish of the Sacred Heart,
,,roocbed his first sermon ut high mass Sun
u lis theme was The Blessed. Sacra-
menf " Father ORielly is an eloquent
Sp The festival of Corpus Christi" will be
observed as special holiday in the Roman
Catholic churches Thursday, and masses ON
that dav will be sung the same a. on Sundays.
The usual procession and services attending
the festival will, however, be postponed until
Sunday.
Church Notes.
Quite a number of the Episcopal ministers
of this city went TO Petersburg Yesterday
morning TO assist in the seml-centennial cele-
bration of the Rev. DR.. Gibson, which took
place in Grace church in that city yesterday
afternoon.
The Baccalaureate sermon of Plumer Ne
mortal College. Wytheyille, Va, Will be
preached next Sabbath by Rev. James Little,
M. A.. of this city. Mr. Little will also de
liver the literary address at the commence
ment on Tuesday, June I'd. at the same place
Rev. Walter p. Hines preached at Grace
Street tabernacle Sunday. Rev. DR.. Hatcher
is still very much indisposed.
At West View Baptist church in the morn
ing Rev William Keefe officiated in the alb
sence Of Rev. Mr.. Hines.
The pulpit of the Washington-street Metho-
dist church was filed Sunday, morning by
Rev. Dr. A. q. Brown, presiding elder OF
West Richmond district
Rev. Dr. Tudor will deliver the address be-
fore the proposed EpwOrth League at Union
Station Nj. J.. church next Friday evening at
8 o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Rev. DIR. George II. Ray preached at 400
O'Clock p. NJ at Soldiers Home chapel.
The pulpit of Rev. DR.. Landrum, who is
still in Shreveport La. was filled by Rev.
j. f. Hutson Sunday morning.
At ST. Pauls church Sunday evening there
was a meeting under the auspices Of the City
Missionary Society. at which ArchdeacOn
Moran. Of Baltimore, delivered q splendid
address. There was large audience present,
and the services were much enjoyed.
At Union Station Methodist church, Rev
George H. Ray preached at II A. NJ. on The
Duty Of Sabbath Observance" At night Mr..
Rav's son preached tender sermon on What
Is fife?n He spoke Of how brief our lives were,
and impressed upon his hearers the import
ance of making their first aim in life to
glorify God and to further the cause OF Chris
tianity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

1,.,,s.os Iu,cresf.From.fhs-o thcr'sido o. '"'
River.

River.
A largo force of hands arc pusnihs -
,vort ON the street-car line on Decaepi 0"'''
beyond the Petersburg turnpike. Md
~ o.. w n Totane preached at the Meade,
.t -. VI church Sunday morning aug
o',o,,;,,a His services were interesting anu
mp ~ tbn MAYORS Court yesterday Thomas
later 1coloreb was fined S2.2O LOT assaul.i
and required TO give bond Tor MS lueuio sooN
behavior. ,.,.,,, bod n fab fr,,
nj Roshers dam yesterday, VI
- rrt;tations are out TO the marriage or MI
John " Walker and Miss Addie Leonard; June
ID AZ G o'clock, at the Central Methodls0
Church. III, IL W q
Owens. Of this city, who have very EXTENSIVE
noultrv-vards near the pump-house, nave
added TO their large variety Oh lows u trio u
Cornish-India games. al
Sunervisor Daniel BlileY.'of Chesterfield,
,yos In the CITY Yesterday. He says that at
the recent meeting OF the board or super
visors. last week, bids were received rom
firms in st. Louis Lexington. KY. and CleEe-
land. Ohio. for building new Jan Ior lno
county. A committee was appolnted 70 "a
anime some Of the jails in Virginia ouit oy
fine firms above referred 10 and TO report az
future meeting Of the board. ill., -.
4 series of pretty taDleaux are peiuS az
ranged for presentation at Leader nan heAe
week for the benefit OF the lrespyteilau
church Mr. j. Louis Sullivan. OF hlcnHonu'
i, at the head oil the movement. and ABOUT
fftv Young ladies and gentlemen Will par
ticipate 4...xo
Mr.. A. II. Calligan. secretary and treasurer
Of the Manchester Tobacco Company, has re-
ceived notification from Washington that the
contract for furnishing 100000 pounds OF
chewing tobacco for use in the navy had Deeu
awarded TO his company. The Dlds tOr lhie
work were opened last October, but the sue
cessful bidder was not announced until SatuT-
dav afternoon at which time the Manchester
Tobacco Company received Ctliicahon by tele-
graph Of their successful bidding.
% The company have not been IN operation
many months but have been quite busy ever
since thew started. The large Government
contract which they have just secured Will be
the means of bringing about $40 900 OF Gov
eminent money % Manchester. and the en-
poyment of a largo force of hands 10y the
company
The only living son Of a Revolutionary sol
der in the State. az far as known, rs Captain
Richard j. Owen of Powhatan county. lie IS
the son of Elisha Owen. who was at orktOWn
with Washington when CORVALLIS surren-
dered. Captain Owen IS now IN hi5 ninety
fifth year. and is the oldest citizen in Powha-
tan He has a number of defendants in Man
chester
The meeting in Leader Hall Sunday after
noon under the auspices of the Railroad
Branch of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation was largely attended. Rev. Dr. A. y.
Goodwin of Richmond, preached eryLnter-
esting and pleasing sermon. hey. Il. Ii.
IhOrnhill led in prayer. The meeting was
presided over by Mr.. Il. y. Allchaols.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

To-day the ten days granted f. B. Grymes to
remain in the city jail, preparatory to be re-
moved TO the penitenuaTy Will expire, but an
additional extension of seven days has been
granted 10 the prisoner.
His friends are hard at work in getting sub
scriptions 10 the petition which is to be sub
mitted 10 the Governor. asking for cOmmuta-
ton Of the sentence TO Imprisonment in Jail
Ii is expected that the petition will be pre-
scented to the Governor to-day.
Lewis Booker. who went to Jail on Satur-
day, is suffering considerably from painful
disease, which makes confinement rather
hard for him, but the Ciy Sergeant and his
assistants are doing everything in their power
TO make his condition as comfortable as pos
sible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
Retty and the Baby.

Nv home seems deserted. I'm lonely ana sao'
i T. miss ali the pleasures Of home once hau'
trv TO be cheerful. fail 70 be glad,
Since Betty left home with inc Dapy'
sit in the rooms. and read and write
whistle and sing but the only delight 1T.
That Is mine is to iovfully dream every hgns
OF BETTY. who's gone with the baby
II seems that mothers sweet face | can see
AS dande tho baby in Joy on my knee;
Iut no man was ever more lonesome than me
Since Bsttys been gone with the baby.
The house is picture of silence and gloom
a. walk through its halls that are still as {
tomb.
Like crazy man. silently searching each room
For Betty who's gone with the baby
She has gone 10 see ma and it's many mile
Every day that she STAYS seems terrible while
And I'll never be happy or able 70 smile
Until Betty comes homo with the baby.
viii S. Hays in Louisville Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
Colored Theologians.

The closing exercises of the Richmond
Theological Seminary (colored) will take
place at the Second Baptist church, corner
Byrd and Second streets; this evening at SIS
to the students. The public are cordially in
yited to attend.
Following is the order of exercises Music;
prayer; music 'ileroism Requisite 10 Scholar
ship Thomas VI. Allen: Consciousness OF
Weakness an Element of Strength" Royal b.
Hardy; music Developed Powers in the
Christian Minister" George L. Read; The
Possibilities of an Individual Life.n Caleb G..
Robinson: The Power of Consecrated
Minister" Ellis Watts: Address to the
graduates" by Rev. j. NJ Frost, ID. D.: con-
terring diplomas music; benediction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
Mr.. Boiling Highly COmpiimsnted.

Mr.. Charles f. Boiling. Superintendent of
the City Water Works. received high COM
pliment in last weeks issue of the Engineer
Record, weil-known publication Of New
page account Of this city's water works with
cuts OF the machinery
The facts stated are very useful TO engineers
and the general public. and is splendid adj
vertisement for this city. The paper speaks
very complimentary of Mr.. Bolling's SER
vices. Another article--a continuation of the
one published last week-wil appear in this
weeks Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
Important Notice to Clothing Buyers.


At the close of business Saturday night we
made an inventory of our stock on hand and
found that our enormous business of the last
three weeks had lett a quantity 81 single suits
on our hands. and rs q means 20 close them
we have decided 10 have q special sale lasting
until the entire lot is closed Mems fine im-
ported suitings that sold at $50 now goes ut
Sl2.5O Sl5 one now goes at $40; those that
composed the 80 line at $3.50. Boys suit
II 10 Is years that sold at $3.50 now goes al
50. At - We give You regular $3.50 value. so
on through the entire store wherever You
find a single suit YOU will find the price cut
in half Baseball aud bat free with every
boys suit at the S. o. p. c.. corner Third and
Broad streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
MARRIAGES.

DARDFN- BERRY.-Married, on May l6, 1891
bv the Rev. r. q. Dashel, ID. D., in lslchmond,
Va. Nr. FREDERICK VI. DAlDEN TO MISS
COLLIDE MAY BERRY.
THROCK8IORTON-COX Married, at Leigh
street Bapti.t church. Nay ~. 1891. by Rev y a.
Goodwin. ID D.. r. \. THhOCKMORION and
DOGslE s. cox.
WILLIAMS CLINNLY.-Marred on We'd
nc.dar. April 10Th, at the brides residence,
JOHN ". WILLIAMS 20 SARAH L. CLlNEL1,
by Rev. Mr. AtwIlL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
POWHATAN CLUE BARBECUE.
Arrangements Being Made For "A Grand Time
July Fourth.

The subcommittee of the Powhatan Club
who have in charge the arrangements of the
barbecue to take place on July 4th, at Presi-
dent Preston Belvin's farm, met their chair
man, Mr.. John S. Harwood at the American
Hotel yesterday noon.
All the committees made favorable reports.
The transportation committee stated that all
arrangements for conveying the members 10
and from the farm had been satisfactorily
made. and the amusement committee stated
that several amusing games and races would
be perpetrated on the participants Of the
barbecue.
The invitation committee reported that they
would send out fifty nonresident invitations,
and also that it was probable that Hon. John
w. Daniel would be present. The report was
verified later in the day by Hon. George d.
Wise. who said that he fully expected Mr.
Daniel to be present. Governor Mckinney
and Mayor Ellyson are also expected to at
tend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
CITY sCHOOL BOARD.
It's gssYesterday-final Examinations.
Commencement.


The monthly meeting of the City School
Board was,held. at the'Richmond High School
building yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Professor William f. Fox, superintendent
submitted his regular report. which shows
Total enrolment 1l,775. monthly enrolment
10. l46: average attendance 9,452: percentage
"a. 9-1O The superintendent says that the
total enrolment has increased during the
past month. He further reports that the
final examinations Will begin in the High
School and the colored normal school on
Tuesday June I'd. and in the district schools
on Thursday, June 4th.
The closing exercises Of the Richmond High
School Will take place on Monday. jane 18th.
at Mozart Academy The COlored Normal
School will have closing exercises at the First
African church Friday night June 18th The
district schools viii close at their respective
buildings on Monday. June 18th.
The board decided 10 build an additional
rom 10 Bellevue School 10 accommodate Ia
demand in that neghbOrhOOd.
After the transaction Of large amount of
routine business the board adjourned at
late hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
NATURAL CURIOSITY.
The "Venus Fly-Trap," Which Feeds on
Flies and Insects.


Mr.. G. D. Howell of 219 east Broad street,
brought TO The TINES Office yesterday plant
called the Venus fy-trap," Of which DIR.
Darwin SAYS: 1T is one Of the most wonder
full plants in the whole world and is very rare,
being found only in small territory IN East
ern North Carolina, principally near Whining
ton" It's botanical name is the Dionea Mus
cipula. 1t consists of a small half-mOon
shaped pod with slender spires extending on
each side like the teeth Of an oyster tong. II
fly or other insect gets into this pod it in
stantly closes upon him, holding him firmly
and secure. 1t was tested in the Office by the
insertion Of a small blade of grass and as
soon rs the sencitive hair-like down which
covered the inside was touched it closed as if
a thing of life to catch its victim.
This botanical curiosity is but fresh evil
depce of the wonders of North Carolina. 1t
sFlaimed that a greater variety of minerals
and precious gems can be found in the old
North State than in any other territory Of
similar size in the world, and now in the vege-
table kingdom she must be conceded pre-
emnence in this tly-catching and eating
falqpt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
THE PATIENTS IMPROVING.
Mr. Powell, Captain Gathright and Other
Tnfortunates Doing Wei.

Mr. John H. Powell is gaining ground and
there is a good chance of his recovery if he
does not meet with any set-backs is what DR..
Hugh M. Taylor said in reference TO Mr.
Powelps condition last evening. The latter
was unfortunately injured in the collision at
Third and Main streets Friday night. and the
deepest interest is manifested by the friends
of the wounded man.
All day Sunday hundreds Of friends and &C
quaintances of the wounded man called at his
house, and the ministers in several of the
churches offered prayers for the restoration of
the unfortunate men.
No uniayorable symptoms have yet mani
tested themselves, and as each day passes it
adds 70 the patients strength.
Captain W. L. Gathright, another one of
the unfortunates in the disaster is also i'm
proving He Is still confined to his bed and
not permitted TO see visitors. It is thought.
however. that he will be able to be out in a
short time
The others who were hurt in the accident
will be at their businesses in a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
DEATHS.

TUCKER. -Ned. at Coyington. Allegheny
county. Va. Sunday, 3lay e8d, at p. NJ, MAR
TIN VI. TUCKER, IN the eighy-tlrst year or ms
age. r- ~,
Ills remains will reach the city THIS Tues
dayl MORNING ut $3.50 o'clock. Funeral ser
vices will bc held al the grave. Shockoe Hill
Cemetery. friends and acquaintance aud those
of his sons-in-law, W. @. Tyler and K. Gay are
invited 90 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

In order to make some improvements in my
store. No 7O9 east Broad street, must re-
duce stock. and beg to state to the public
that will make reduction Of 20 per cent.
upon regular prices for cash until stock IS re-
duced. all of which is selected and desirable
furniture Now is your chance foT a hand
some Parlor Suit cheap.
Perfection Refrigerators not included IN
above offer. as prices had already been cut TO
meet opposition. G.. B. SYDNoR, JK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
niemorial-Dav Observance.

All parties having notes maturing May sOth,
memorial day. are requested by the banks to
attend to them on May goth. in order TO
allow the officers and clerks Of these institu-
tons to attend the services at Hollywood.
All OF the banks in the city have joined in this
to will appreciate it and comply with the
same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

The internal revenue Office in this city is
notifying liquor dealers and others who have
10 take out United States license that unless
they attend to the matter this week they will
have to pay q penalty of fifty per cent. and be
liable 10 "a criminal prosecution.
On next Saturday, Memorial day. the Office
will be closed and parties interested must get
their licenses on OF before Friday of this week
10 save themselves from trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

The Board Of Police Commissioners held a
meeting yesterday afternoon with Mayor
Elyson in the chair. The object OF the meet
ing was 10 elect a successor TO Policeman
Thomas Joyner, of the Third station. vino re-
signed few days ago. The board elected
Mr. Dean f. Jones for the position. who up
10 the present time has been ~ the employ Of
the electric car companv rs q m0Lor-man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
snmmer rrcnrsion Tickets

To Norfolk. Virginia Beach. Farmville, Bed
ford Blue Ridge, Roanoke. Natural Bridge,
Salem Allegheny, Montgomery WHITE : Ell
low Sulphur, Mountain Lake, PulasAh Max
Meadows. Wytheville, etc. ETC., WA refers
buro and Norfolk and Western railroad, 80 on
sale June lst.
Guide Books and all information upon ap-
plcatiOn at s3S Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

Mr.. W. c. Adams Superintendent Of the
City Gas-Works. arrived in Richmond yester-
day from Louisville. where he attended q
three-day session OF the Western Gashoht
Association. The principal question was how
10 produce good. cheap gas. and Mr. Adams
brought home with him many ideas that Will
be of practical benefit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

The Domestic" Fashion Review land
guide 70 home dress-makng)' summer mum d
inches. containing 100 illustrations of gar
ments for ladies. misses. children, boys and
men-a 25-cent book-given away with each
1s-cent Domestic pattern You buy from TINS
date TO June ist. at the Office OF the Domestic
Sewing Machine Company, sO9 east Mann
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

The only All-Rail Line" to Norfolk gives
quickest time and best train service Tickets
and all information at S3S Main street. r. W.
Courtney. passenger agent; at CARRIERS, s0l
Main street. and Byrd-street station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
Imnnrfed Wine.

Fifty cases Of Rhein wine from Coblenz-on-
the-R hein-and- Mosel were entered at the Gus
tom-house yesterday. consigned to q Rich
mond merchant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26

Newport News undoubtedly offers the best
chance to make money in land Of any city IN
the south She is busy, and getting buster
every day Attend the sale there June 81 and