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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-09
0eimmbbeit lit Neidathustt
Oaa beife Mittel oeaen

Or. 9. 6. Wefs Rerpens nab @ebiru : aur 1T Elm
saranttrtee fpeciFi9e8 SetImittel fur 9pfterie, ardms
pie, nerrbie Menralsta, R~rpffHmer;en, nerpb{e 1ebers
retsnHs unc Mbipannnns, reruria2t bur@ ben hber=
mdbt8en @euub bon NltpbcI pber Tabdt GGIafIpfas
fett, acknowledgement unb @ebirnernetauna, bic
tn Babnfnn ansartet uub ausemeines Glenb, Ste@s
thnm nnh Tnb herbetthbrt. GS TT AUD Elm SeilmitteI
stgen tratjeitises Mternt sesen ~llnfru@tbarfett, Ssnns
&pteuj bet tetoen @eimledtern, Spermatrrrbcea, perz
urfa4t bur& seiftise reberanfrensuns pber bur&
Snsennfhnben. Seee S4a9tel ent1dlf bic Sur fur
etnen Wecnat. $500 BITE G@aGteI, pber 8 g@a@teIn
ftr 300, bur9 bic Bot sesen Gtnienbuns bes gsretie8.
2gtr saranttren, ba6 6 SAaAteln ieben Sat betler
perben. MRtt ieeer gefeluns fur 6 S@amteln, bic BET
ans NIT BEN Bretie ~einldnft, ieuben MIR benz gefeaer
nntsreni }@rtftli4eu @arantie : G@ein, naB MIR bas
@elb tnrhdf9tden, irenu bas Wiittel tetEe Seiluus bes
rtrtt. Sri4e S@etne rerben nur ausgefteut pom
Ctr Drug Stpre (Gin6tse Nsenten) SO. 8 Gaa
Commerce Greet, Gan Nntcnfc, Ieras.
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PURE Snnae

Surge SuaFe. Sci einem Diner
oes Stubs Der 8relle in &bilaoelpbia
loute Der Sorlibenbe Morton Star
Wfi9aelS Die Be8riiBun9Sreoe balten.
@r erbob iih. Man erlpartete eineu
patbetiiden SpeeG, er laste aber nur,
it9 mad allen Seiter perneigenb !:
Gentlemen eat = Meiue 0errelr,
ellen Sie!@ Damn ieste er lid pieoer
unb lauter 8eifaa fol9te bieier @uffors
oernng, Die Der 9eiammten 9afelrunbe
gefpiB wtatommener mar, als bic l6Dus
iten Bbralen.
Sci Semielben Diner bate man einen
Coat auf @barles 2amb au8sebra6t.
Der 9eiltuoae Sournaliit itaro auf, Inn
81 oanten. Wtit lauter Stimme rief
er: nWteine 9erren! =" Damn per-
nel9te er iid rin9sum unO leerte etll
@las, obue ein @ort 6u ipre6en. Nnd
ibm iparb lanter Beiiaa iii 3beil.
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Galifurniasg9eiue.

Weinliebbaber finbeu elm groBes Sa'
ger bon feinen california Weinen bel
Germ s. s. Neber am Mlantp
plasa. Serr Meper iuht bic Meine
OH Drt uno Stele aus ui,b fauft brett
aus benz 9eler Ter Weinsb9ter. als
gutem 2enner gelingt es Tim fiets, bic
beften Scrten alls3updblen. Gr fann
feline 2unben unn 6amilien nit einem
guten $ropfen Derieber. &otb= unb
WeiBpeine tn bor3tgI;9er QualitGt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per Galone = fret
tus 9aus geliefert.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas gSus
demblatt $3.50.
6 fQIe 8.
Cages Gbrpmif.
q. 6 m Der.

8. Ntebedage Der &onter urter @arus in,
Seutpburser 8aloe (arminius).
1861. Sic Grafen G8rnont uno Sprn per-
baftet.
1876. Sitian, Maler, su @enebis seitorben
1929. Moies MenbelSiobn @btloippD sc;
bpren Sn 9eiiau.
1887. @aIpani gu Bologna seboren.
1778. @lemens 8rentano (9i9ter) gebpren
1906. Ser &Dnig bon 9aneinarf p~ereinigi
feline heutl9en SGnoer nit 9dnemarf.
1918. Metterni9 unter5eiGnet bic Sripel:
MaianS spiiaen Seterrei6, Breuben unt
3ublanb 5u Seplit. Garantte ibrer Se.
itbungert.
1886. Jteoolution in Dresden, bur@ &reu:
Ben nnterbriidt.
1850. galiforitisn iptrb in bic llnipu auf
senpmnteit. 0rganiiruns bes Territoriums
ntdh
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Oos WerSfensf fieotl

Gi lraniden %unferen Wttbhrserr mttsutbeilea, oas
iet ether 9feibe BON Sabren perfaufen, ebenip Or.
Sings Neue eeber : 9taen, Sudiens @rntca @albe unb
electric sttters,, unb bab fptr niemals 9eilnittel per-
b~efriebtst babeu, ME bteIe. @tr SDsern feinen Gusens
Slid, bic @arantie fur bteie Wiittel ieber 3eit ~ aberz
rebmen unb iinb itets betett, bas peraussabte @elb gus
rud5u3ablen, rpenn ibrem @ebraude fetnc befrtebiserz
ben G~feiultate sefplst 1iub. 0ieie Mittel p~erbanten tbre
srose gDpnlaritdt itren eisenen .gerbtenfea. BUM
@ertduf tn alien Qpptbeten unb In Der Orpsuen 9 GrpBs
S%anbluns bon Dreib, Ibpmpipn II. Go.
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0otiS fit @ewerbeteuer : 3abler.

gitD 9a0, l. September 1891.
Gaufeute unb anbere iteuerpfi1tige
@enerbetreibenbe merben aufgeforeert,
barauf 81 aGten, baB tire @emerbelteu.
ern | m 8oraus entri6tet merben,
mie bas GeieB es bori1reibt.
Sieienigen, nel6e nit Der 3ablung
ibrer @emerbefteuern i'm &idltanbe
finb, baben fofort bas 8eridumte mad.
3ubolen, ba seftion 80, Sapitel So Der
fdbtil6eu Sr5inauaen BON isbt ab
ffreng bur9gefibrt tperoen nir5.
gbm IN. &if6e,
Gtcot<Go1eftDr.
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gbornsr 0anSuein.

S5Ornsr 0anhwein. Man fennt
BON Der altcn Seite Iborn, Der gater,
itaOt be8 &opernifus, oar oieles sSns
t%erellante. p~oruebmli6 ldbt man 1ih in
unleren 2a9en Die Tborner 8feffer>
ta6en l6mefen, in sen &reilen fr06,
ltder 3eder pfle9t man aud nod, ipie
ebemals, germ baS alte &neiplieo SD
btu Der Shirt BON 3boru &C." 3u linaell.
Dap aber Dor einem balben Sa6rtaus
lenb bel Gborn elm berrli9er Neill 9e<
tDonnen mnr6e, ba6 biirfte oenu bod
nit un9lauben aufsenommen merbell,
unb bod oerbGlt e8 li9 10. Inter Dem
9o9meiiter Winri9 BON &niprooe ffano
in preuBen Der @einbau i'm b0biten
6lor. Gls Ser Meilter i'm Sabre 1864
ben 8aDernber5og Ruoolpb feitlit be-
lptrtbete, mnrbe Dem lelben an 5hlulle
oes Miables ein grocer solbener 8e6er,
nit nIboruer 2aubmein" sefiGt, ii6er<
ret6t, uu6 na6bem tim Der SerSog ges
leert, rief er: r2anst mir oenlel6en
nod e!nmal berl Der Grant 1T
e9teS Sel, oapon einem bic Shnause
anflebt.A Sa, i'm Sabre 1879 lief Der
Wfeiiter In leinen &e1ern 6O8 Gonnen
fi1en, uno Der Wetn oes @ewddies,
Der auf Gborner 8ooen seoie6, lpar 10
portreffli6, OaB Ser 9o6meiiter bamit
Sont9e ulo Strlten bel9eufte.
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var Ser @b. 0ie{feIbnra

S5- 9err Is b. GieffeIborf,
Der betannte unb Ian9idbrige Dirtb Der
Surnbaae bat nun an Der Commerce
fttoBe, %gegeniiber bon @roos' 8ant,
eine elegante Wirtbi6aft eingeridtet,
tpo ftets frii9es Bier unO 8etrdnfe aler
Irt Oerabrei1t unb feiner gua9 Ierbirt
mirb. 2ogenrdume gu permietben.
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9as bette SsnerbuIS fur Ofen unb
&arlin, iotuie CUTE 3obIe aus benz .Sn.
otaner : Serritorium unb COLORADO err
hdlt man bon Der "Sunset Wood Co."
Selepbon 81.
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Suite id nas aemuRt! Ser

f%an3ler glortbin9ton lit iebr an ser
@t6t. Nls er ii6 zines Cages Dor
S9mer5 faum 81 balten oermo9te, rief
tr aus ,9dtte ib oas sepuBt, oaB
oiele Seine einit ben 2orOfanSler BON
England trasetl %lonteu, 10 batte ib in
n1etner Sllsenb mebr Riidli6t auf iie
aenommen I"
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9efebrt. Grites 5tammtil6>
III it 9lteo: SD bebaupte, Dap man
nit ben neutrality-suspicious. in afrifa
teire Sortl6ritte madt, "-3mettes:
uSa, oa io0te NAL meme Srau 6iusez
i4tdt peroen : Sober, Der lie fennerl
lernt, balt lie fir einen @n9e[, aber mer
lte erit lansere 3eit fenrt, Ser lit 9rinos
LID befebrt."
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8eim Wort sennmnen. Sum
bin: r@as foitet bieler StoH?"-
&an imam: vDret Wtarf; balb ses
identt!" &unotn: rGlioh cine
Wtarf f~iuf5ig!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-09

ssbr pabr. sllS bic geiltrei6e Sat.
tin 6rieori6S D. S6le9els emit bel elmer
msibli6en 9anoarbeit ansetroffen lpuroe
lnno man iie fra9te, iparum iie nidt
lleber cine ibrem Settle mebr entiprs.
6snbe @rbett iid ermdble, erpiberte lie
potter 9umor; sd babe ntemals &C.
bort, oab es 81 oiele Striimpfe aui Ser
Welt 9sbe, wobt aber babe ih oft ges
bort, baB eS piel gu piele 8it6sr in Ser
Welt sibt. SO erideiut mir baber pief
peroienftli6er, sinen Strumpf i'll itris
den, ais Elm BUD gu idreibeu."
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~ Carl 8ed's 2on3ert
um ole Ron5erts8 eiu@er f6nea 3u Bee
f6rbern, werben bic gelben @ars (2afe
Iiew > 2inie) mOrgeu Nbenb Bis mad
Mutbss 8arten fabreu.
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@rumbetseatbmms . ltebertrasnnaeu.

albin Seibel an q. Resan. @runb.
hhd an Burleion.S trabe, $3.50.
Wm. Seibemann an Grib 6enfeI.
Grunbfid i'm Original @itp GOT a..
(gonifablesD erfauf), $36.
Geo. DaibieQ an @fber 9e6ert,
@runbtiG In Starr : StraBe anb 8
@runbfiide in Nebaba : @traBe, $4OO.
Heasan 9oufton on Wm. Maner,
Grunbfid In 1amion , SttaBe, $3.50.
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ynfnui56,rr ySripfaiI

Satnuil@er BriefTfil. 1alleprano
i1rieb lebr unsern 8riefe fonnte er
eS aber ntdt um9ebeu, 10 lparen letue
@pilteln lebr lafoniid. 9lS cine l%eil1er
belten Sreunbtnnen inn Sen SOB ibres
WtanneS mittbeilte, erwiOerte ct: vgers
ebrte 6rau! 8 web! SIR ergebener
&" uno els biel elbe INN lire @teoer>
oerlobung an5et9te, entse9nete er: rgers
ebrte Srau 8raoo! SIR er9ebener &"
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~-Morsen Nben6 10. disbursements.
Gonaert ousgefabrt bon Carl Beds
Or6efer, 80 Mann fart in Mutbs
@arten. @intritt Is Gents.
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sas LIT Rarfer sabat. @epObulid

Sas lit itarfer Sabaf. @em0bnlid
1t1nu1t man an. 0aB btele Neoensart Der
fol9enoen 3eufelsanefoote (rDer Ieus
fel nno Der S6ise") sntlebnt iei: Gle
Der Tenfel nod feline Sltnte fannte,
9ing er einmal i'm @aloe ipa3ieren.
ga begesnete linn eth i6lesmts'f6er
S6iise, nlo Der 1eufel frus, ais er
oaS @ewebr iab nWaS bait gu oa ?"
Is min TabatsoooS," faQte Der
Wilol9iise, nlb Der 9eufel bat 9Th,
10 laat mi ebn Pris6en TRIGGER. "-Der
Bilbi6use bielt ibm Die Slinte untsr
Die ytais un6 briidte los; ba puitete
Der 9eufel uuo rief rDati is mi lparai,
tt9en itarfen Tabaf!" Na6 Qnberen
itebt Oiele Rebensart jebof nit elmer
btftorilden anef6ote iiber ben Mar,
l6aa b. Tos3e In 8erbinbuns. Nls
in elmer @eieai9aft Der Maridaa, mels
der Die 8ela9erun9 bon Barcelona
bate anfgebsn miilien, aus elmer BON
elmer Game berum9ereidten 9abatiere
cine Brile nebmen ipolte, entso9 Tim
bic i46ne S6nupferin Die Dole nit
ben Worten: Der Tabat m0hte
Sbnsn gu itarf fem, Scrr Mari6au ;
er fonlrlt aus Barcelona !"
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8~eribmter spe5iulsMr;t. rSabsn
Sic nt6t manGh1al Summen i'm
&opf?" = Batient: rNb unb gu,
mern i'd al Sire Re6nung benfe!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-09

Ser S9ein triigt. als ser be.
rilbmte Supferlteber Sosartb zines
Cages Ben 4rGlicenten Ser Malerafas
oemie, Sir Soibua 0%tepnolo8, beiu6te,
mubte er einige Wtinllten i'm @intrittss
Simmer marten. 9ier lab Der 9iinltler
am &amine einen Wtattn iiben, Der i'm
nit 10 itupioem @eli6tSauSorud allz
%itarrte, oaB oas fiinltleril9e au9e SO,
sartbs poll Der aldermen BbDiiognomie
oes l%lubefannten g~eiel1elt mlroe. uns
benlerft 500 6o9artb iein SfiSSenbu6
aus Der 1ai6e nno begann ben 9opf
oes leltlamen Meui6en aui3uSei9nell.
Gben bate 9ogartb leine Sfi55e beelt-
oct, als 9teDnoloS ei1trat urlo leine
Safe begriiBte, Der aupferite6er
flappte ieiu Sud gu, mdbrenS Negnolos
nit benz Wtanne, Der loebert, obne leiueu
8iuen, Mooe0 seieiisn bate, eini9e
Worte uedielte, morauf ii6 oerlelbe III
duBerit linftl6er @eile emf ernte. Sin
siinitiser 3ufal, iaste So9artb, ais er
nit 8eDnolos allein NOR, bat mir TO-
e6en bieles MobeG III Die 0dnoe ges
fiibrt," unb Seigte ~JfeDnolos Sic Stl;,e.
rSeit eirem balbel Sabre babe i6 Elm
Bib nidyt ponenoen t0unen, lpeil es
mir on Der Si9ur zines Diimmlinss
feblte. enoli6 treffe i'd oas @eli6t
zines pollenoeteu Sropfes bel Sbner,
tnb babe oailelbe lofort anneftirt."
NeDno[oS brad in lalteS %aden aus
unb bemertte: v9aS Yortrdt, pelbes
Sic ba loeben fertigter, lit fein anberes,
ais oas n~nleres beriibmtelteu 86iloloz
pben Oe8 0oftor8 Sobniou, Der mid
loeben Der Sire leineS ScIudcs mir
oigte."
8e6matn 'rans! als Srib 9eds
mann, Der befannte Somifer, i6on cine
l6aulpielerii6e @r0Be lpar, fam er eitls
mai gum @aitlptcl mad leiner @eburts=
itabt 8realau utlb bolte li6 aud leinen
9atcr, einen ebriaulen Sopfsrneilter,
ms 5beater. ST ieste i'm, Ser in ieis
mem Seben nod fem Ibeater seIeber,
III cine leere 2oge I'M Speiten Hanee.
Befmann's Grfolg mar elm GROCER. Der
&orntfer mnbte INNER unb imrner fpieoer
Dor Der Jfampe erl9eiueu, unb als er iib
enoli6 in Die @arberobe suriid5ieben
fonute, fato er leinen Gater pcrle9en
bort auf einem Stubl 1ttenb Dor. nMber
Sater, iparnm bliebit gu benn nidt In
Der 2o9e, Die it eigens fir Old oenom<
men babe? rSrit," iagte Der, i'd
bab's pora1s sewuBt, aber itlr nidtS
gela9t. Natirlid erfannten lie mid
als Deinen alten nnb oa6 l1 ais Sop
fer lpobl ni6t in Die 9oge seb0re. On
lange Oh 9eipielt, ipareit lie 9etnets
lpe9el nod rnbi9. Dob faum fiel Ser
Sorbang, ba riefen lie Nae lpie ralenb.:
rBedmaun 'raus! 8edmann 'rars I"
yfann, oa fonute i6 bod fpobl nidt
iisen bleibeu, oa i) oeutli6 senuq
bortc, baB ie mid ~'rauSbaben molteu,
uno einen Sfanbal molte i6 Deinets
ipesen aud nidt MAIDEN Drum sins
i'd 'rau8."
Sas lit itarfer Sabat. @emObnlid
1ltnnt man an, baB btele Neoensart Der
f0fnen0eu T~pufpISnupfHntp TNer Cor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-26
THE PRIZES AWARDED.

About two months ago THE TIMrs pup
lished TO the country an offer OF prizes
amounting in all to $3.50 for essays upon
special subjects affecting the interests OF Rich
mond. These essays we're To be submitted 10
| committees chosen for each subject. who
| would have no knowledge whatever OF tho
| identity of the authors Of the essays. as their
names would be kept In sealed envelope
aud not disclosed until the award should De
| made.
| -Four subjects were chosen. as follows;
First-"Richmond as Manufacturing CITY,
with Suggestions tending to promote and en-
| large this great and growing interest"
Second Richmond rs Trade or Jobbing
Centre for the Distribution of Merchandise.
with Suggestions for increasing its importance
in this respect"
Richmond as Residential and Ed
ucational Centre. with Suggestions for i'm
proving its great advantages in this respect"
Fouth-"The Proper Development of the
Land Adjoining the City, both for Residential
and Manufacturing Purposes"
Upon these subjects ffty-six essays were re-
ceiyed, and the committees have reported upon
them respectively:
First Sabject-"R Richmond as a Manufaetur-
ing City" Committee: Colonel Archer An
derson. Mr.. 2. II. Mayo, and Mr.. f. q. Leigh,
Jr Awards were made as follows; First prize
| of S100 % "Semper Fidelis." or Colonel Z. i.
| f. Burgwyn second prize OF $50 to "Brdiaw'
or Mr. W. d. Blair; third prize of s25 to
"Mecklenburg." or Miss Matte Il. Field.
Second Subject "Richmond as q Trade or
Jobbing Centre" Committee: Messrs. G. T.
Wingo. Junius A. Morris and Gustsyus Mill
hiser. Awards we're made as follows: First
prize of $lO0 to "Auch-leach," or Mr.. John
Donnan; second prize Of $50 TO "A LOCKER
On" OF Mr.. II. l.. Wilson; third prize Of S25
to Charles Jefferson" OF Mr.. G. j. Griffith,
Of St Louis.
Third Subject" Richmond as \ Residential
and Educational Centre" COMMITTEES Messrs.
L. II. Blair, ]. Taylor Ellyson, John p. Nc
CURE and Professor r. Puryear Awards we're
made as follows. First prize of SIS to
"Marius," OF Miss Mary Mann Page Newton;
second prize of $50 to IAN American" or
Professor Fred. W. Boatwrisht; third prize
of s25 to TX Y. 2. Qncog. y" or Professor B.
B. Minor.
Fourth Su5ect-"The Proper Development
of the Suburbs OF Richmond" COMMITTEES
Colonel W. f. Cutshaw and Mr. J. II. Barton.
Awards were made as follows: First prize Of
$50 TO Orlando" or Mr.. W. II. Rowland;
second prize of 200 to 'Romulus," or Mr.. W.
Mac jones' third prize Of SO to 'DOrme," or
Miss Ida Donelly.
Checks for the sums awarded have been
sent out TO the successful competitors, who
are congratulated by The TIMES upon the
happy results Of their labors.
THE TIMES wishes to make the most grateful
Acknowledgements TO the members of the
several committees for the cordial and ready
aid they rendered in this effort to promote
the interests Of our city.
The material obtained from these essays
will be used from time to time as is deemed
best. and due Acknowledgements will be made
to the authors respectively
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-26
WILLIdMsBUR0
Asylum Directors Moet-Bsrbccue In War
wiok-Persona1.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, July 25.-fSpecial j
The board Of directors of the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum met here yesterday and reelected
Captain G. j. Trevilian as supervisor Of that
institution for the period OF two years. Agood
deal of routine business was transacted. and
the quarterly report of the superintendent
was submitted.
A barbecue WAS given at the old county
seat Of Warwick by the Farmers Alliance OF
that county. State-Lecturor Snayely was
present and delivered very interesting and
instructive address upon the principles OF the
order. The table was spread in one Of the
large rooms on the lower floor Of the beautiful
courthouse, and was laden with everything
that could satisfy the inner man, and q
genuine old-fashioned Warwick welcome was
given to all present.
Captain William ). Stores. of York county,
and leading citizen and prominent in the
councils of the Democratic party IN that sec
ton. was here to-day, and whom asked what
course the Alliance people OF his section
would pursue in regard 10 the nomination Tor
House OF Delegates. said that he did not
think that the Alliance men would nominate
candidate for that position; that he had
formed this opinion after conversing with q
great many Alliance men. Captain Stores Is
county superintendent Of schools for YORK
county and member of the Grafton Alliance;
Mr.. Arthur Denmead, OK baltimore wiz
arrive here tomorrow. and will for some time
be tho guest of his relatives here. He has tor
some tine been stopping at the Hygeis.
Miss Lille Tucker, Of Colorado Springs
who has for some time been here visiting her
relatives, left this morning for LYnchburg,
where she will remain few days and then
leave for the Virginia Springs, where the re-
mainder OF the heated term will be spent.
Professor Wharton and wife left this morn
ing for Bedford City.
Colonel W. A. Boykin, of the Fifth Mary
land regiment was here yesterday. The Col
onel is looking remarkably well, and said that
he had just returned with his regiment from
the State encampment near Baltimore.
The funeral OF DR.. John Clopton took place
yesterday from Bruton parish church and
was conducted by Revs. T. c. Page and
Lyman b. Wharton. The interment was
made at Olive Branch church, about nine
miles from here. in James City county and
he was buried with Masonic honors.
T. NJ. Ware, our assistant postmaster. who
has been enjoying for few days past the sea
breeze at Old Point. returned this morning.
He says he has been much benefited by the
outing
Mrs. John s. Charles returned home this
morning, after q two weeks stay down on
York river.
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Maid Marian and other stories. BY NJ. F..
Seawel. d. Appleton Il Co, New York; For
sale by West. Johnston & Co.. Richmond, Va.
Captain Blake. BY Captain Charles King
L. =. A. J. Is. Lippincott Company, Phlladel-
phia. For sole by West. Johnston d Co.,
Richmond, Va.
The Canadian Guide Book. BY Charles g.
ID Roberts. ID. Appleton Il Co.. New York.
For sale by West. Johnston q Co., Richmond
Va.
From Shadow to Sunlight BY the Mar
quis of Lorne ID. Appleton * Co., New
York. For sale by West Johnston d Co.,
Richmond, Va.
Why Am What Am. J. S. Ogilvie New
York.
The Adventures of Three Worthless. BY
Clinton Ross. Il. +. Putnam's Sons, New
York. For sale by West, Johnston Il Co..
Richmond, Va.
Church and Creed BY r. Heber Newton.
G.. p Putnam's Sons New York For sale
by West Johnston & Co., Richmond, Va
The Story Of Portugal BY II. NJ stephens
g. F. Putnam's Sons, New York. For sale by
West. Johnston II Co., Richmond. Va.
Recollections and Impressions. BY o. b.
FrothingtOn. q. Z. Putnam's Sons New York.
For sale by West Johnston q Co.. Richmond,
Va.
Theodore The Goth BY Thomas Hodgkins
G.. =. Putnam's Sons, New York. For sale by
West Johnston Il Co.. Richmond, Va.
The Mothers Handbook. BY Dr. Levin J.
Wooden Everett Waddey Company. Rich
mond, Va.
MAGAZINES RECEIVED.
Scribner's for August, containing an interest
ing story entitled Elsket," by Doctor Thomas
Nelson Page.
Harpers for August. containing finely
illustrated paper on New Zealand, by q. NJ.
Grant.
The Arena for August. containing papers
from eight prominent women, among them
Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-26

small farmer or planter who works with his
own hands and the assistance of his family
can in the long run make farming profitable
Under this new system. when the changes in
proprietorship now going on have approached
nearer TO their conclusion. Virginia will attain
TO degree of agricultural prosperity une1-
ampled either in her early or later history. for
this system will not only lead TO greater
economy in all agricultural operations. but
also TO diversifcation Of crops. The denser
the population Of the State becomes in conse-
quence of the subdivision of the soil. the
more economically will all agricultural opera
tions be conducted and the more diversified
will be the crops that will be produced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-26

THE Louisville Courier Journal, referring to
che growing fame of President Lincoln as the
passage Of time brings the momentous period
of the war into clearer relief upon the vast back
ground .of history, predicts that in half a
century he will occupy as lofty a position in
the esteem of the American people as Wash
ington. Without meaning to detract from
the many high qualities which Mr. Lincoln
possessed, or TO belittle the commanding
part which lie played as the civil. head of the
Federal Government, it is hardly open TO
doubt that much Of his reputation rests upon
his connection with great events which he
neither created nor controlled. His name
will also be associated with an internecine
strife. a contention between brothers, and
il will suffer in consequence far more than the
names Of the great military leaders on
both sides, whose achievements will al
ways have a profound interest apart from
the cause for which they fought Lincoln.
on the other hand, is irrevocably identified
with a civil war; of all wars the one most
quickly forgotten in its purely political as
poets. Emancipation would have followed
the war whether he had issued his proclama-
ton or not. Emancipation was one of the
events which he practically neither created
nor controlled, and yet from il he derives the
largest measure of his fame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-26

SPECIAL attention has been recently called
70 the fact that Richmond is rapidly becom-
ing the monumental city of the South. In
the Washington and Lee monuments and the
Foley and Houdon statues Of Jackson and
washington. respectively, Richmond possesses
works OF art which confer special distinction
upon the city. The statues to be erected TO
a. u. hiii and Williams c. Wickham will be
notable additions to our local works of art
wh'ch "lh have an increased interest from
,no iact that the sculptor is "A native citizen of
AHcnmond. Old Virginia is not only able to
p,oauce leaders of men. but also the genius
'nas 'mmorislizss their faces and figures in