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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

Ninth-HIgh elevation, pure air. abundant pure
water, unsurpassed scenery, richest soil ON the
globe: will grow anything that land will produce.
These all combine TO make the MCGEE Tract one of
Coast.
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First-The Oakland and Berkeley Electric Roa(
runs through this property every ten minutes.
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Thlrd-The Niece Tract lots are large being so
feet front by 100 feet In depth and range in pric
from 5000 to $1,000 each. while adjoining property
is held 70 per cent higher.
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" BIRMINGHAM OF GOOD FAMILY. TALL
~ aud dark, desires co correspond with Young
Protestant working woman (dark) with view to
matrimony; must be a cook. Address JAMES. Box
13b, CALL Branch ONCE. Its
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Second-The MCGEE Tract is within two blocks of
halfhour local trains to San francisco.
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THE FINEST AND CHEAPEST PROPERTY N
NORTH OAKLAND OR BERKELEY.
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QSOO GROCERY STORE FOR SALE: RENT
ID OOO. S22 SO. Inquire Al KUHLS, SCHWARKE
a Co Sc. cor. Snffer and hearnE - iNol IL
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Fitth-The system of sewerage is perfect the main
sewer running from tae hills to the bay.
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DOR SALE-CANDY AND ICE CREAM STORE;
Il living rooms; lease for 3 years: no reasonable
offer refused; must he sold on account of other
business. 235 Fourth 1y2S rs
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C.o00O FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE-GEN-
u OUUU. cral merchandise business in this city;
good location; established for years. will bear full
Investigation; this is really bargain must sell
count leaving city For particulars apply toJoNAS
d co, 1877 Market st ly5S Cts
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TEN REASONS WHY.
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LoR sALE-FIKsT-CLAsS FRUIT STORE WITH
i good horse and wagon; doing good business.
124S Mission ST. jy2g IL
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pARrNER $500 TO $1,000 CASH; A NO. l
Il reliable. paying business: established number
years; references exchanged. FOR full particulars
o 80 -
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slxth-The climate is the best in the world-never
hot never cold. The mountains at its back protect
it from the cold north and east winds in winter,
with Just sufficient air in the summer make 1t
delightful
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
Isee Ii. SCHELLuAAS, 403 Eleventh 81. de6 tt cod
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A BARGAIS-sTOCK.F FURNITURE. MIXTURES
II aud goodwill Of 4 hardware business for sale.
luuuiTe a I 3 Smear 81 ty3l ~
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CO50 HALF INTEREST; PAYS $50 PER-
&-OO. month: must sell within 10 days.
MORSE & MILLER. s Kearny st. 1y2S ~
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EoR sALE-GOoD PAYING MILLINERY BUsI-
4 ness IN very good location; reasonable. Apply
CALL branch. iE2q us
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TAILOR TO BUY AN OLD ESTABLISHED
L merchant tailoring establishment; best stand in
wn; excellent opening for a good tailor; only
small amount of money required: retiring from
business. +. NJ. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor, Grass
Valley. anu 1t
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,

Seventh-The system of education cannot be
equaled on the Pacific Coast-complete in every re-
Spect.
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Elghth-Churches are here OF all denominations
with buildings OF the most substantial and pleasing
architectural designs.
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Tho crown of our educational system, is here The
most prominent university of the land free to al
that seek to study within its halls.
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ZINE SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP;DOINGG GOOD
Il business; cheap rent. $40 Mission ST. jy3O Ats
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COSnO LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE AT
tD-ObO. san Rafael; Old established business;
good stock hand; genuine bargain. For partcu-
lars inquire OF JAMES McMULLIN, 7l4 Mont
gomery ST. au2 It's
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EXCELLENT CHANCE-PARK HOTEL CAFE
Il for rent, furnished; rent paid IN board Iu-
quire At Park Hotel Alameda 1y3l 3ts
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L'oR SALE-HOTEL AND BAR: GOOD BUSI-
l moss. Anplv CALI- Branch Nhce. iE22 La.
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CHEAP = BRANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY
b2l Fourth s.. jy27 7t=
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ASS sSNEYT NOTICES.

A SSESSMENT NOTICE - CHALLENGE CON-
II soiidated Mining Company: cation OF prin-
cipaI place of business, san Francisco Cal; Ioca-
tton Of works, Gold Hill, New. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting Of the Board of Directors,
held on the 3lst day OF July, 1891, an assessment
go. " OF hity cents per snare WAS levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diatey in United States gold COIN TO the Secretary
at the office OF the company, 33l Pine St, Room 3,
San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shah re-
main unpaid on the % day of September 1891 l.,
Will be delinquent, and advertised for safe at pub
lie auctiOn and unless payment is made before,
will ne sold on WEDNESDAY, the 23d day OF
September, 1891. 10 pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale. BY order OF the Board of Directors.
c. L. Mccoy, Secretary.
ofice. 3Sl Pine St, Room 3, San Francisco,
Cal. aul I'd
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I,oR SALE-wELL-KNowN COR. SALOON. NV.
1 cor. Battery and Pacific sts.; owner sick, wants
10 sell immediately. investigate. iy3l AZ
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OAKLAND HOTELS.

TUBES HOTEL, oAKLAND-THE FINEST AND
most comnodious family and tourist hotel In
California. occupying full square; first In all
Its appointments iyiS lm Turf *
OAKLAND HOUSES To RENT.
DOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED UPPER
i fiat; tine location; about minutes walk TO
local train; references exchanged. 1870 Union ST.
Oakland. iyle r.
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GREAT BARGAIN-GRoCERY AND BAR. ON
VI account leaving city. lI56 Mission 81. iEal Il.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

n oOD-PAYING LIVERY-STABLE FOR SALE
VI in Santa Cruz; $1,000 cash. balance in years
time VIII exchange for property. For particu-
lars. As Eighth St. city. jyl4 tt
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g.. 0n MERCHANDISE BUSINESS WILL
IN'D' w. exchange for land. J. W. DONSELLY
~ Market ST. au2 3ts
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL

F Cox. Kansas
III Guinness. Ltvermore
w j Ferry, Fresno
Il NJ Ordway, MERGED
w f Ordway, MERGED
S Saunders, San Jose
q ID Porter, San Diego
G King. LivermOre
ID Soanes, Vallejo
+ G Tuck, Napa
S c Tuck. Napa
II MuIlock, Chicago
q Blue * I. New York
j y Furry & W, Corn wal,
j I Tenney, Cornwall
j PUQsOr az w. Fresno
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

co6O MARKET ST., SIDE BAK SALOON;
n OOO- best location in city; must sell to-day.
WOOD & CO.. $751;, Market 81. au2 2t*
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A ssEssMENT NoTIcE-TnE PACIFIC LII

n Der Company: location of mills. scotia, Hum
boldt Ccunty. California. Notice is hereby given
that at meeting OF the Directors held on the 30th
day OF June, 1891, an assessment (No. 100 of $40
per share was levied upon the capital stock the
corporation, able Immediately in United States
gold coin TO the Secretary OF this company, the
ONCE of the company.
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall re.
matn unpaid on the eth day OF August. 1851 Will
be delinquent aud advertised for sale public auc-
ton. and unless payment is made before witt be
sold on the OH Gay Of September, 1891 to pay Ihs
delinquent assessment together with the costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

G.otO FINE CHANCE FOR A SHOEMAKER
U ,D'iO. SHoestOre. stock. fixtures, tools. etc l.
W. COLEMAN. 22Si. MONTGOMERY st. au2 st
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CMALL SALOON; CHEAP. 1917 WELSH ST.,
- bet Third and Fourth. near Bryant. aul 3t*
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RUsINFSR CHANCES.

C.0NO GRAND CHANCE FOR MAN OR
SNZtU. woman 10 secnrc fine store well stocked;
paying business iiviug rooms furniture included;
CHEAP rent; owner leaving city Immediately.
Apply Z 7. NEVEN, 1885 Valencia St. near
Twer tv-,ourth au23 3t@
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.

u l.. oCoNNoR, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, 42O
II. Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. Room 90 Pro-
pate and real estate law. Patents solicited 19tfSw
Il Z. JENKINS, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. 73
IL. Fourth St; advice free on all legal matters. Sc
VA lex MATTHEWS, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, s3I
w Montgomery ST.. Room l: probating estates and
foreclosing mechanics liens speciaties. jyl2 I'm
FRANK KENNEDY, ATTORNEY, SO MURPHY
Building; all cases promptly prosecuted ell 6m
A DNICE FREE; READ AID. PERSONALS. q. w.
u HOWE CO., Attorneysa;-law $50 Market. tt
y T. CASoN. ATTORNEY AT LAW, 500
II. Kearny ST., Rooms and 3. apI4 Gun
CLARA FoLTZ, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw - PRAC-
" tces State and Federal courts. 4lO Kearny II SIN
r a. CRorHERS ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, eos
1ts Clay ST. nos II
w W. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw tll
w sCalifornia St. Rooms 14-l5: advice free. DIST
H0 CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
w for four months any part OF the United States
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GTOO FURNITURE OF ROOMS. AT rs
% OO. TAYLOR sL.: rent $50 a month. 1t2a 7t-
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GTSO WOOD AND COAL BUSINESS. APPLY
~ OO. $50 MISSION ST. aul BIS
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"A ELL-ESTABLISHED HOTEL OF 20 ROOMS,
W furnished throughout with all modern I'm
provements and good bar, in GilrOy, Santa Cara
County: cause of selling present parties have been
there 20 years and wish 70 retire from buSi ness:
bargain 70 the right party. For further particulars
address Box -. GHrOv. Santa Cara Go. ty23 l4ts
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a sSESsMENT NoTICE-EXCHEQ MINING
n Company; location of principal place of blst-
ness. san Francisco Cal; location OF works, Gold
Hin, Storey County, New. Notice is hereby given
that at meeting OF the Board of Directors, held
the Esd day OF July, 1891, assessment 90. BY
of twenty-five cents C25c) per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation payable
Immediately in United States gold coin. the See
Rotary, at the once OF the company, Room 70. Act
Cal. Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2Ith dav OF August. 1891,
VIII be delinquent, ana advertised for sale public
auction, and unless payment is made before will he
sold On THURSDAY, the 18th day OF September.
1891, TO pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale. by
order OF the Board of Directors
CHAS. f. ELLIOT, Secretary.
onice-Eoom 70. Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery
ST., San Francisco. Cal.
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Its

CARD OF THANKS-I WISH TO RETURN
~ thanks to my many friends for their kindness
during my late bereavement; also to members of
Bernal Lodge, No 10, A. o. U. w, and associate
sea;nen of the steamship Wala WaIla. MRS.
ALICE WALLIS .uo IL
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HORSES.

FOR SALE-GENTLE HORSE; LIGHT DELIV-
4 cry wagon. buggy harness. ETC.. without
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A sSESSMENT NoTICE-PoTosI MINING COM
San Francisco Cal; location OF works Virginia
Storey County. New. Notice is hereby given that at
ameetlng OF the Board of Directors held on the
ffty cents (50c) per share levied upoa the capt
Ia stock OF the corporation. payable immediately in
United StSte5 gold coin to the Secretary at the Of
fee of the company. Room 7s. Nevada Block, 500
Montgomery St. San Francisco, Cal. Any stock
upon which this assessment Shall remain uupl i'd on
the 18th day OF August, 1891 VIII be delinquent
and advertised for sale at pnbtc auction; and
less payment is made before. will be sold TUES
DAY, the 18th day OF September. S9l, TO pay the
delinquent assessment together with costs OF adj
yertisinE ana expenses OF sale. By order OF the
Board OF Directors. CHAS z. ELLIOT. Secretary
Onlce-koom 10, Nevada Block 500 Montgomery
st. San Eramcisco Cal. ly2I Id
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29
THE WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAIL
ROAD WRECK.

IN
The community was thoroughly appalled, by
the railroad horror on the Western North
Carolina railroad. They were especially
shocked, because it is well-known that this
road has been in the hands Of most competent
and faithful officers, and that every effort has
been made by the management to put the
road and its equipment in such condition rs
10 attract the highest class Of travellers,
Asheyille and that region generally having
become recognized AZ one Of the most attrac-
tive places in the United States for pleasure
seekers. If such an accident had been caused
by the neglect or parsimony Of the railroad
officials, no measure Of mere damages would
satisfy the sufferers and their families or APP
pease tn. Indignation of the public.
1t is some relief. then, 10 know that this
disaster was not due 10 want of care on the
part of the railroad company. but, rs is
stated in the telegrsphic columns Of this
paper by General Manager Green, who Is on
the ground, was caused by the removal Of a
rail near the east end of the bridge. We have
recently had our attention called 10 three
distinct efforts TO wreck fast passenger trains
between Richmond and Petersburg.
It is difficult to imagine the h~eartless iend-
isbness Of the creature who would murder by
wholesale, probably for plumber, but such is
the fact. and in such a case it is the common
duty Of all men alike to protect the lives Of
those who come within their borders from the
merciless brutality of those who for the most
part live in the neighborhood where such
disasters occur.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29

DEBT OF ITALY.

The provincial debts Of Italy AMOUNT 10
So $50, 5OO.O 600 and the national debt 10 IS, 0OO,-
600. 900. The decline OF agriculture, the inces-
SAINT emigration Of her people. and the enor-
nous burden imposed by the huge navy and
standing army have combined 10 make Italy's
debts very heavy TO carry. In face OF this a
syndicate has been formed to Sustain" the
market price of her securities and $50. 0OO.-
900 have been subscribed for the purpose.
This sounds like a very W., k Wall street
bull" point. 1t is equivalent to taking $40
as a margin to keep up the price of $1,000
bonds. Mr.. James K. Keene came from San
Francisco to New York som years ago with
$4,000, 900 as a margin for his operations, and
he is said TO have lost his margin.
1t would be much wiser in the italian syn
dictate to invest their 800, 600, 900 in some pro-
ductive enterprises and get others TO do the
same. The trouble about these Italian
finances is that the debt amounts 10 s1O8 for
each inhabitant and the same amount on each
hectare Of land.
No stock iobbing or juggling can change
these stubborn truths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29
Saw-RIilI Burned.

HEATBsvILLE, Va, Aug. 2s.-lSpecial. ION
the night of the 25th Richard Sydnor's
ssw-mill. with about 5000 feet of lumber,
was destroyed by fire. No insurance. Loss.
81, 200.
Wednesday. while the Warsaw and Lofts
burg baseball clubs were playing the third
gains Of a series for the championship, John
Hull. Of the Lottsburg team. was seriously,
and probably fatally hurt. by being run into
by one of his own club, both trying to catch
the same fly ball. He WAS properly cared for
by the physicians present, and was taken to
his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29

PRoFEssoR JAMES A. QUARLHs. of Washing
ton and Lee University, has prepared a forci-
BILE article on the subject OF the unlimited
coinage of Bland dollars and the alleged need
of more money per capita. Regarding the
former, he contends that silver is a very good
money metal. SO recognized by the United
States Constitution. but that a dollar of it
should be heavy enough TO be worth one num-
bred cents, and as to the latter he gives some
very interesting figures. He states that we
have now in circulation Fl. 525. 756. PAP on a
gold basis, against s7l5, 615. O93 in 1871 on a
greenback basis. He also states that We have
q per capita circulation of s25.l7 while Great
Britain, which is much more a commercial
country. has but 1856 Germany, SlS.02. and
Canada $3.50 France has $44. 90. but France
IS q very different country, and what suits
France is not necessarily required for us. He
also contends that if we subtract from our
population the non-commercial mountaineer
element. the Indians, backward negroes and
the various inactive clements that do not
handle money much, We shall. in fact, have
for use by those who use money a much larger
per capita that we are credited with.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29

APBoPos Of free coinage, it seems never to
have occurred TO the average mind that the
farmers and other advocates Of that measure
do not especially demand the free coinage Of
Bland dollars. They only want silver
coinage to be unlimited, and are not
opposed TO the amount of silver in the Bland
dollar being increased so as to make the dollar
of silver equal to the dollar Of gold, and,
therefore. interchangeable the one with the
other. II is in reality only the Republican
silver-mine owners of the Northwest who
want the Government TO declare the Bland
dollar of eighty cents legal tender for one
hundred cents. II Congress would remember
this and solve the silver problem by requiring
that the silver dollar shall actually be worth
one hundred cents. then We eau have free and
unlimited silver to our hearts content. Gold
would not be practically demonetized. and
everybody except the silver.mine owners
would be satisfied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29

THE SMITH family Of New Jersey are now
holding o convention at Peapack for the pur-
pose Of felioitating themselves upon their
descent from Johan Schmit. q rotund Hol-
lander who immigrated to this county about
1740. The New Jersey organization of this
w~ell-known family has some 1880 members,
and as this membership is confined 10 New
Jersey citizenship the number of Smiths in
the United States at large is left in doubt.
That this number is very great will be adj
mittod by all who are familiar with the sub
ject. The Smiths who attend these vast
Smith assemblies must have peculiar sensa-
tons. How are they able 10 retain a con.
seriousness Of Standardization II is like q
return TO the age when men were nameless, 10
the age when humanity had no use for sur
names. To speak in a loud voice to Mr..
Smith in a great Smith assembly would draw
the attention Of every individual present and
thus reduce the surname toan absurdity. The
patriarchal character Of the New Jersey
assembly is shown by the fact that an Isaiah
was elected president and an Abraham vice
president Of the association. II would have
been still more appropriate if an Adam had
headed tho list Of officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29

VIII you heed ihe ~varning-she s,on,i
hsps, OF tho sure spproach Of thai mora =. ~.
oisease; c~9h'nnpiioni hsk yourselves II ~,
30 rim tho risk and do nothing for H. Va ms
from experience that ShilOh's Cure vii 10y
your cough. II never fails. This ~ernlsfn", .tts
more '4sn 2 m,iii9p Of bottles Tere sold tho pa.,
st once. Mothers. do not be without h. 3, sur
bottles free, sold by Bodekor Brother. .
n. n. Shields q Co, corner VI Fifth and ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29
bananas for the Home.

Messrs. Fox & Rider have sent to General
w. h. Terry. superintendent Of the Soldiers
Home, twenty punches ,of bananas to be
distributed among the old veterans of the
Home.
The gentlemen in question yesterday after
noon received the following communication
from James Pollard, adjutant of tho Soldiers
Home:
Allow me, in the name of the veterans OF
the Home. 10 thank you very kindly for your
present Of bananas and TO assure you that il
is highly Appreciated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29

The calm. impartial and discriminating
article Of Mr.. Ropes in the last number of the
Atlantic Monthly on the military character Of
General Sherman expresses with exactness
the opinion which has always been enter.
tanned Of that officer by competent Southern
critics. Long ago Mr.. Dana, of the Sun, re-
marked that for tho life Of him he could not
recall any battle which Sherman had won in
the course Of the war. In spiteof the fact en-
bodied in this remark Northerners have insist
ed on regarding Sherman as the second hero
of the Federal cause, apparently without any
better reason than that no marched to the sea
through a deserted county. In doing so he
abandoned Thomas, while he was fully as-
sured of the protection of the United States
gunboats % soon as he reached the ocean.
Mr.. Ropes, who Is a lawyer Of the highest
standing at the Boston bar and a military critic
Of international reputation, has in the opin-
ion Of all disinterested students only assigned
Sherman to his proper position in history-a
position which future critics will probably.
however, question as being too high.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29
Property Transfers.

City of RichmOHd-A. d. Chesterman from
+. Y. Brown. trustee. 67H feet on Clay street
northwest corner Gilmer. S537.63.
Julia Scott from j.. O. Lohmann. trustee, 30
feet on east side Thirteenth street between
Leigh and NJ. sG44.es.
HGnrico County-West End Land and In
provement Company 10 Mrs. Margaret Wen
eel. 6 7-l2 feet on Cary street. northeast
corner Cedar. e1,9ll.67.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29

DoS'r forget to read to-morrow's TIMES.
II will be in every respect UP to its usual
standard, and the public understand by that
that 1t will DO q model newspaper.
Besides the regular secular and religious de-
partments IL will contain a number Of special
articles OF special interest and the always at
'raetive tsiegraphio reports from all parts of
'ns globe. TIE Trxrs is fast getting TO DO q
necessity TO the reading public and Sundays
Issue Is always in demand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29
Tho Wickham Monument.

Colonel Cutshaw has received six bids for
the work TO be done on the foundation and
pedestal for the Wickham monument. and
the contract will be awarded to-day 10 tho
lowest bidder.
The work is to be completed in time for the
unveiling OF the monument. which is to take
place October gath. =