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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-12-18
jS ACR ES

OF land more or less whereon are erected a
DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE.
and out-buIldings.
william Houghton VS.. Adam Robb and TO be
sold as the property Of Adam Bobb.
FRITZ, JOHN b, CASEY.
Atty. Sheriff.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF Al. Fl. Fa. issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia County
Pa. and to me directed there will be sold at the
Court House Bloomsbury, Pa. on
SATURDAY JANUARY 2, 1892.
at 10 O'Clock a. IN. the following real estate to
wit; All that certain piece or parcel OF land
situate in Fishingcreek township Columbia
County Ia Bounded and described as follows
10 Wit. On the north by land OF John sutton on
the east by Fishingcreek, on the south by land
OF I. II. Edgar ana on the west by public road
containing ~ town lots more or less whereon
are erected
DWELLING HOUSE, BARN
and out buildings.
Seized taken into execution at the suit OF 4.
l.. Kile VS.. c. j. Ash and TO be sold as the prop
erty OF c. j. Ash.
FRITZ, JOHN b. CASEY,
Atty Sheriff.
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Dec. 3I.-John G.. Freeze will sell
real estate on the Lightstreet road, con-
ssting Of frame house and half acre
lot. S. Williams auctioneer.
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family; chilnneys break, perhaps,
at the rate of one week lamp.
Six hundred million chimneys a
year for the ash barrels.
Suppose they cost ten cents a
piece on the average; that's
enough to half pay the nationa,
debt. Nine-tenths of it waste.
If you get Macbcth's Pearl
top" or "Pearl-glass" you will
pay a trifle more apiece, but not
one-tenth as much a year.
Disreputable chimney makers
are trying to furnish the dealers
with cheap limitations. They
break from heat, ruin the temper
of the household and fill the ash
barrels; plague and a nuisance.
Insist on having the right kind.
Pittsburgh, Pa. GEO. A. MACBETH g. Co.
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JANUARY AN. H. w. Brown and
d. S. Brown, administrators of Jacob
Brown, deceased, will sell real estate
IN Mifflinvile, at 10 o'clock a. m. J..
S. Williams, auctioneer.
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine FOR chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
Da. G. G. OsGooD,
Lowell Mass
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SALES.

Dec. 22. Rev. A. r. Glaze will
sell a large quantity Of personal prop.
erty, including household and kitchen
furniture, horse, wagons, sleigh, chick
ems, stoves, organ, &c, at 10 o'clock.
Dec. a3-Moses McHenry, execu-
tor of John Rhlnhard deceased will
sell COWS. hogs, farm implements,
household furniture, wagons. &c. on
the premises of decedent in Fishing
creek township at 10. m. See bills.
Dec. 80. William Hagenbuch, ex-
ecutor of Mary A. Hagenbuch, de
ceased, will sell real estate in Fishing
creek and Centre townships at 1
o'clock p. m.
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"Castoria Is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria In
stead Of the various quack nostrums which arc
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them TO premature graves"
Dr.. ]. T. KrscHELoK,
Conway, Ark.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is so we'll adapted to children that
I recommend It as superior to any prescription
known TO me-"
II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30
S0UTHSIDE NEWS NOTES
CONCERNING MANCHESTER PEOPLE.
Two sunday Schools Elected Oficers-Pro-
cecdines OF the MsVor's Court-The
Coroner Appointed-Brief Items.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TlMYs. !
Twelfth and Hall streets
Branch ONCE. llOi Decatur street. J

Branch Ofice. ll0i Decatur street.
AT the regular meeting OF the cambridge
street Baptist church Monday night the fol-
lowing Sunday-school officers for the ensuing
year were elected: Superintendent, W.
Brands; Assistant Superintendent, John
Utz Treasurer r. A. Davidson; Secretary.
". II. Hooiey Assistant Secretary. Selden
Bates; Organist. Miss Ida Tourney; Assis-
tent Organist. Miss Mamie Pitt; Librarian
}. l.. Robertson; Assistant Librarian. Junius
Williamson; Superintendent Infant Depart
ment, Mrs. 4. c. Harding.
Miss Ida Williams of Manchester and Mr..
&. u. Mc6ruder OF Newport News were mar
red yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, Rev.
=. Is. IhOrnhll officiating. The ushers were
Messrs. ". ". Friend best man, George
Iropst, Selden Bates AID Charles Petit OF
this city. j. G.. Clark OF Richmond and Mr.
bai!ey, Of Newport News. Misses Mamie
Pltt and Mary COndrey were maids Of honor.
The Cowardin-avenue Christian SUNDAY
school elected tho following officers last
Sunday: superintendent. George Is. Ely:
Assistant Superintendent. W. L. Porter
Secretary George ~ Orter: Treasurer. u.
A. Snellings. Organist. Miss Addie Sturdi-
want. The Sunday scho j will have Christ
mas tree next Thursday evening ut the
church.
The report published in some Of the papers
that Pro- essOr PeticOlas. who presided at the
new organ in Meade-AiemOrial church last
Sunday, would probably become organist OF
the church was without foundation.
Bud Simmons and William Dobbins were
fined + each in the Mayors court yesterday
for pulling palings from fences IN the lower
part OF tie city Several property owners
were given ten days TO abate nuisances on
their premises.
Mr. George w. Blunt. formerly Of this city
but fOr the past twentv-slX years a resident OF
Park Place. Ark, has returned and will make
Manchester his home IN the future.
Messrs George W. Farmer. J. T. Galloway.
5. =. Kidd. Frank DuYal, G.. A. G0ode. If. l..
Kidd and ". Y. Vaughan are hunting in Pow
hatan county
Rev. 4. J.. Wise and family and T. 2. Filing
ton and wife and Mrs. j. :. Davidson were
pleasantly entertained Monday by Mrs. /. II.
NOryell
The old house on Mayo Island that was
used as dollhouse in 1919. Is being remod-
eied and fitted up as place of residence.
The Christmas tree celebration of the
Meade-MemOral Sunday school last evening
WAS pleasant affair.
Miss Maude Alley and Miss Cora Brister, Of
Petersburg, are visiting Mrs. William Smith
on Thirteenth street.
delightful Chrstmas-tree entertainment
was given at tie Seyenth-street chapel last
evening.
DR.. John W. Broadnax was yesterday APP
pointed by the Governor coroner o. Man
chester
Mr.. X. c. Beazley, Of South Boston, is in
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30
RECOVERING DAYS
for the stufs pulled and hauled
into disorder during the past busy
days also, Special Reductions on
many Wares in which we are over
loaded.
HANDKERCHIEFS.

About Is dozen Gentlemen's
IIemstitched, with colored borders,
belonging to various lines that run
in prices from % to Bile; your
choice for 15c. each.
About 9 dozen Ladies' Scalloped
Embroidered handkerchief, run
ming in prices from IS to S3c.;
yorr choice for 19c. each.
Ladies Initial handkerchief, the
finest grade Of pure linen ever sold
in this city for 25c.; the price will
be l9c., or S2.25 a dozen.
About u dozen Fine Quality
ladies Colored Bordereh Hand
kerchiefs, running in price from
125 to 19c-; your choice for &c.
each.
Ladies Colored Iemstitched Silk
Handkerchiefs, 1jc. each, from 25c.
/ lot Of Shopping Bags, cloth
with leather, 37lc., from CSC.
Card Cases and
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THE TlMEs-RICHMoND VA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 80 1891

with him from the common consideration of
depiorable depfayity TO the sublime emnence
of oQultaole eNposltons. was there 90 bid tho
Justice and court adieu aud tears dropped
nom hiseyes like Bartlett pears from a tree.
and hi- throbbing heart beneath the new
brown wasicoat tuttered about like a spar
rOwin snow-storm. The crowd was large
and the following cases were disposed Of
lhares. alias Robert Oakley (colOredl. was
aent 20 the hastings court on the charge of
forging an order on James Burke for "a.
Charles Miller WAS charged with stealing 81
IRON JACOB Peterson and was sent up for 20
DAYS. lie appealed and was bailed in the sum
of 100.
TIE ease Of Pat Williams (colored). charged
WIN ,tfespasslng upon the premises OF the
owl Cub. was continued until the 50th.
Jack McDonough was fined - for being
drunk and afterwards took the pledge be-
iole the Justice for twelve months.
Aaron fpes cOlored was fined Il for blow
INC horn on the streets.
William Jones was held until January %
on the charge OF cutting Mike Dority with a
knife
William Robinson (colorcd) was held for
examination until January 9Th. on the charge
Oh cutting Mary Woodbridge in the bar of T..
&. Ohouke and WAS sent .On T. tho hastings
court on two charges Of assauitlng Royal
Racks and Officer Baker
Warner Evans (colored) was fined so for
fast driving
Ben Iwyman was fined 50 for assaalting
George Colloy.
James Courtney and Frank Tower were
he'a - January ID on the charge Of firing a
pistol in the streets.
-. After the court Nh Onesty and the man
hemp. who had the dispute over change in
Onestys saloon. were in the courtroom. A
conversation was had in relation to the mat
ter and being impresse with the Justice and
.rrecmess Of Justice Johns decision. Mr.. d.
{. Richardson divided his tee among the con-
testants so as TO satisfy everybody and settle
the dispute.
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Gutenberg, Races.

The following are the results OF races at
Guttenburs, \. j.. yesterday:
First race seven furlongs -kenophone
first. Iongstride second. Bill Barnes third.
Time. 1881.
Second race six furlongs Freezer first.
Alarm Bell second, Naboolish third. Tine.
l:2O
Third race. SIX furlongs- Paragon first.
Prince Howard second, Belwood third. Tine,
1.1Slf.
Fourth race. eight and half furlongs e,
Saunterer first. hirgie second, hempland
third. Time. l:5s.
Fifth race. five furlongs -Tormenter first,
Eliza second, Toano third. Time. i:gS54.
Sixth race. seven furlongs Mabel Pomeroy
first. Count Luna second Extra third. Time,
I53,..
The entries for to-day's Guttenburg races
are:
First race. one mile. selling. beaten horses
Rover. IL; Longstrlde. Iceburs. Joy; Via'
Prince Edward. lOG. La Grippe, lO5; Comm
drum, lOi: Hettie, a AdaiSisa, -. De-
Second race. four and half iurlongs--ik oSa
G. Colt Merry Duke, ll0; Herald tiza,
Briza fly. lOj Santa Rita colt, High
wayman H.. Longing colt. Mamie HUB
bard colt, Little Tuesday io5.
Third race fiye-eighths of mile. selling
Comet Vintage Time FLY. lO9- o. /. Is
1OS Ruth Dung Duke Nublan, lOJ sam
Morse. l0i Censor st Patrick. hepeatler'
10l; Pardon, 100, Romance. Hickory jim,
Sunday. Aunt Jane. ".
Fourth race, one mile beaten horses. SELL
ing-Brayo. 10 CATHERINE r.. Count Luna.
lOl: Forest King, Graduate. kichsl. lO5;
Barthena. Happy Day, WendaTay liz;
BAYLOR. 95.
Fifth race five and O half furlongs, selling.
Dalsyran. 10: Ballarat l0S: G.. W. Cook.
lO3 Mabel. Iyanhoe formerly Lemon, 49,
Salisbury. 93 Rancocas. IL.
Sixth race. seyen-eighths ola mile, selling
Sparlng. ~: Rock, Justice. Gloster. ll9'
Florimor, III; John Hickey. 81, Iammany
Hall, Laliah. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

Louise Montague. Forepaugh's $4,000
prize beauty. who became quite popular as a
burlesque actress. has left the stage and dis
appeared so thoroughly that no manager can
find her. Ii is said that Miss Montague has
become imbued with religious fancies. and
has entered convent. but none, OF her
former friends arc able 10 say Just where the
convent is situated. 1t will be remembered
that Monte" as she was Familiarity called
during her engagement with the Crystal Slip
per" in San Francisco last season became, a
very devout member Of the Catholic Church'
and the supposition that she has entered a
convent IS not ulr asonable. 1t was also Well
known that she was deeply in love with a
prominent western manager, and that ~ one
time the report leaked out that they were en-
gagged. Intimate friends OF the gentleman
denied the rumor with much yigor This mag
have had a decisive influence on Miss Monta,
CUES actions. Her last public appearance II
memory serves Alright. was on the occasion OF
Billy FloTence's funeral. She had many
warm fr nds in Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

An il ,uest was held at the almshouso yes
terday by Coroner layo- to inquire the cause
of tho death of ". a. Burton. who died on
Monday from the effects OF injuries received
by having been struck by an electric car. A
considerable number of witnesses were exam
med and the Jury decided that the deceased
died from injuries received while attempting
to lump on an electric car. The car company
was exOnereted from all blame except that the
jury thought little more care could have
been exercised.
Patrick Mcmahon. aged fifty, was found
dead lying on the floor ia house OF the lower
gas works last evening about 1850 o'clock.
TAYLOR viewed the body and decided that
death resulted from heart disease.
a seyeu-months-old child of Mary Motley
(colored). corner OF Buchanan and l}alding
streets. was burned t. death on Monday
evening. and Coroner Taylor viewed the re-
mains Yesterday. Playing with matches was
evidently the cause
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30
Stock Taking Reductions
Ladies' Underwear.

1 pair Of Ladies Swiss Ribbed Wool
Drawers. slightly soled; reduced from 81 to
&c.
Ladies' Wool Vest. slightly soiled. size
26; reduced to 62l9c.
Ladies Merino Vest high neck and short
sleeves. slightly soiled. size &c; reduced to
3114c.
Natural Wool Vests for children. slightly
soied. sizes %. q. 20; reduced to 35c., 4Oc.,
45c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

LITTLE Rock, ARK. Dec. 2a-Extensive
preparations are being made for the celebra-
ton of Bishop Edward Fr1gerads silver
Jubilee. which viii take place February "a
next. 4 large number Of invitations have
been issi.ed & the prominent diguataries of
the Church in the United States. Among
those who viii bo present arc Cardinal Glib
deIphia. Ireland of ST. Paul. Janssens os New
Orleans Corrigan Of New York. Williams OF
Bostou, and al the bishops of tins section Of
tue county. The pontifcal high mass will
be celebrated in the magnificent 81. An
drew's cathedral. with Bishop fitzgerald As
celebrant Archbishop Ryan will preach the
Jubilee sermon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

Dalcho Consistory Of Masters of the ROYAL
Secret. No. /. Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite of Freemasonry. met Monday at $50
o'clock and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year William Ryan. venerable
master of the Kadosh Rev. Hartley Car
michael. prior. W O. English. sub-prior W..
W. Barrow. chancellor j. Taylor fllyson,
minister Of state; Joseph Yrginius Bdgood,
almoner: Charles A. Nesbitt. registrar Henry
/. ". Southern, treasurer. Rev. Ansean
buchanan. prelate: Samuel Woolston Budd.
narechal Of Ceremonies John Thomas Par
ham. expert A. h. Gum assistant expert,
II. Theodore Ellyson. captain OF the guard;
Dennis Benjamin Collins. tiler, William
Krause, master of reflections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30
SEPARATE CAR QUESTION
.,sc,.,srD n, mn co1oHEpProrrE
...,,c FOR the Purpose Held Last Even
,.~ The Governors Message Cf'''e''eo'
Resolutions Adopted.

..,....os~c of coiored citizens which VS.
.,-...f, True Rc.ormers Hall on the ga
.-. f.r tine purpose ~ DISCUSSING mo
mmendationn0o,orn. rMcNinny 80 10
,.r separate cars iDr 'he race Was "0-
., nn.l ,a,tnelt The melting was
e,n rier be taecharman, Hov. W. W.
frvae .,o rosolutions
at.o,ca by sections. d. D.. ii'n '1'''
....I,-e conld lc no dopAt o. the OH p'o,
.. t..rrr d. urrel among tae co.ored
n ,r.r.l humAa,o t-ei" "." i."ne ~.
..o1 tt..tloy wec hc.' 'N 'l 80.
.. .rauaa taDm. .re .' l,,, bofb
~.. voo,0 tend % ol"k po1h
c r.hgaetou1ed II rs aau-
.-.Is l.lH..Ie y.'
tN ..- a ii. Saith said that he believed
... .-rs-ea within MmSch me
i-'. ..Is.e evils rev. rs. ". Browne re-
Incarnation oi the question lte was
..,dthat % WAS NOT cel""u"e1 ~, 80
white men. Tie was sUIpt''s
i.te- ..ou Cd. Governor Mckinney ana
-- r.lcted that the recommenon'aol ln
NN.. .c WA. the cause OF al the iIoup4e'
.-.f u was ridiculous for me atNo-
ID ...e measure so appear q uc Nr1N OK
'-....m millions OF negroes Wheh '1rtt was
.fr millions Ot Mn.te pe'pie' ne at
.....I nineteen hundred years az ~ ~ -
.tenmout Was it possible that
.. afraid of tho negro wao pAs had
81 t years of freedom, lie Thought IL
.-- seemed that separate idea tbe next
.1 han serarate government for the
i...- vernon Mckinney BIAS Int ~ us Tor
These separate carsWould result
...r.ug Gp of bad bio O..
.,,t.. ell. Jr.. expressed jas opinion OF
ate Car bill. He deared lnAI ne
... .lu measure because q. was v9'VU
rather than con0iDtn IL aDiidEes
....s of both races. lie declared
--. to be the work o. ieinagoSues. .
T. Zones ID. d.. gaze has expert
cha ~.uth ID dealing llth the sepa-
.-..-.f.r Oh. races. He hleyed that II
- Mckinney and General Hill had
f..-f ,.0.t lie nat heard and seen what ne
i.t seem t.ey would not Dat' lh1u' sUcu re-
.,,..r atoms. lie related case IN the
..f... "a white car vas filed with
........ while q culored gr was riding
....-.d car a'l 20 herself At the next
- .f... .t OF leaving The ear empty ana
,l.... rarule rushed ln. IT. short while
..,....-oI men s. { on and tie white peo-
--.Is1to file ont again. Tie declared tAaI
...fs,. created friction between The races.
lN.era white man went luioa oio'eu car we
-slreou.e were disposed 10 ]r.'r hllh oGt
r.-...t..u wlIl also follow no howl ln the
1...atrre +, that the criminal expense Is TOO
i.-.a tot this measure tends O. Increase the
e.r.r.a The intent %. tho hll % crush
.,+ +.e sp.r.t If manhood I'D the Is, gro.
Tina following is synopsis az lle reasons
set forth why the recommen AloA suou4u
Mt .ec.ue % law.
ME c0lored citizens are becoming more
s.f more interested ln the matert. develop
a "a and INEIfl IIr 10 Tee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30
ChnncerY Court.

A deed Of trust was fled in the clerks Office
yesterday by c. 4. Harley and Edwin p. Tur-
ner, dong business under the firm name Of
c. a. Harley a. Co.. sometimes called the c.
A. Harley Novelty Company. The assign
ment is made by c. A. Harley in the absence
of Edwin p Turner. 10 ID. Jenifer Barton.
trustee, in order 80 prefer the firm OF Drew
cry. Hughes a. Co.. to whom they are in
debted tor the sum Of sj62 The property
conveyed consists OF the stock contained IN
the store at sol north Twentv-ffth street
There are no other creditors named in the
deed, but the liabilities amount to about
$500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

University; Prof. Charles A. Catlin, OF Provi-
dence. K. l.: Prof. T.. n. Norton. Of Boston;
rof. G. +. Pomery, Of Newark; Prot. Il. g..
Pond of the pennsylsania State College. Pro-
fessor William J.. Dudley of Nashville Tenn;
Professor G. G. Caldwell of Cornell Jniyer-
sity. Professor ;. w Johnson of Yale, Pro-
fessor 9. H. Munroe Of the United states ma
val torpedo station Professor Horace Wells
Of New Haven. Professor G. +. LineDurger OF
Chicago and many others
The meeting will continue for two dogs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

meeting OF the American Chemical Society
was commenced here this morning NJ tue
University OF the City Of New York. An
address Of welcome WAS made by Chancellor
Henry VI. McCrachen OF the University. and
was responded to by Professor George +.
barber. president OF tho society and also
president Of the University of Pennsylvania.
Among those present were Prof Il. Ogden
Doremus, +. w. Clarke. professor OF chem
is;ry of the United States Geological Survey
at Washington; Edward Hart. of Lafayette
College; John Howard Appleton, of Browns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

The regular meeting Of Trinity Lodge was
held at Central Hall last night l.. d. Hob
son IN the chair The District Lodge IS to
meet January sth at Springfield Hall as
the guests of Eost-End Lodge. and the follow
me were elected delegates Sisters A. J.
Pyle, HObsOn. Burgess and Nellie Atkins. and
Messsr. Irimble. Atkins and Garner. y. G.. G.
]. Blain recited the Conyict's Dream with
fine effect. Clara Hughes, G. =. Bigger and Mr.
lrmble were appointed committee to de-
wise means TO secure a larger and more
regular attendance A soliciting committee
Tor membership, consisting OF Sisters Bur
CESS. Clara Hughes and Pyle and Brothers
Atkins Irimble and Winston was appointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

The annual dance was given Monday even
ing by the North Side Excelsior Club. Mrs
T.. f. Odell was chaperon. All among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Epps, Mr.
and Mrs. II. l.. Curry. Mrs. W. W. Curry.
Mrs. W. b. Fairlamb, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5.
Huxter. Mr.. and Mrs +. /. Vaughan. Mrs.
:. +. Smith. Mrs. ). Vaughan, Mrs. +. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. OVERLY The young Ia
dies were: Misses Kate and Mamie Hays. Rosa
and George Grady. Lula and Ella Falrlamb.
Sallie Cullen. Willie Kelly and Miss Ivy j.
Smither Gents: W. w. Curry. Stith and
Eddie Bell. Parker Hill. G. Christian. +. Hux-
tor. II. Solomon, John Hayes, John Lindsey,
Jr.. w. II. Tyree Joe Wilson. Eddie Clark,
j. w. Cox, Mars all Redford and j. b. Tall
roQu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter. No. 81, Of
Masons. has elected the following officers for
tie ensuing term
Thomas $. VIM high priest. E. Louis Ide.
king; Young Jones. scribe; r. T. Macomber,
treasurer S. b. Jacobs. secretary William
L. Turner, captain Of host; +. Boykin Jacobs,
nard NJ. Jacobs, master third veil: Henry NJ
Boykin. master second vel; r. Fuller Patter-
son. master second veil; Beys. Preston Nash
and Aaron Jones, chaplains d. b. Collins,
tiler
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30
AUCTION SAILS.

WEDNESDAY. December 2Oth, at 1890 ?. NJ, at
f4i0 east Main street, sale Of bananas, pears
oranges grapes, lemons, etc, by William Jen-
klns ~ Son.
WEDNESDAY. December 9lth. at 1890 A. W., at
% east Broad street sale of household good >
&c. by Ellis 4 Cathcart. auctloneers.
THrnsDAY. December3ist, at 1890 A. NJ. at 907
east Broad street. sals of damaged goods by
fire by Ellis x Cathcart. auctioneers.
NoNDay. January 4th. az f:30 p. D.. on the pre-
misses. trustee ; sale OF frame dwelling, No.
INA west Leigh street. Chewing Rose,
AuctOneers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

Kinr Nebuchadnezzar: summon the royal
toot. Ter to my presence at once; One OF
nv royal moars is strangely excited" LORD
High Muckamuck Of the royal bed-chamDer;
lie has cone 10 the ball game. your imper.-
ors cloudlets. but expect him at any mo-
ment." Nebuchadnezzar: Gone to the ball
game. hos heg ! will teach him e. keep the
sun off the bleeching- boards when require
him to monkey with my molars. Dog VII
show his mosaic nerFeis that ne can I'M. p.aI
tooth-puller entersl, what Is tie score -
Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

Bung borers have been introduced ss part
of the outfit of the city public schools. Sew
eral Of them can be seen among the supplies
atthe High School They are Tie suggestion
Of the inventive brain OF Mr. Charles 4. kady
In every school desk a small inkstand is in
serted. which is shaped ike a hat with slop-
ing sides. The new desks do not contain the
holes to correspond An augur hole does not
tit tho inkstand. but that made by a bung
borer is just the thing. and for this they are
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30

Despite the rain on yesterday morning a
large delegation of the Trinity Juyenile
Templars went QUITO the city almshouse with
weu-flled baskets and still fuller hearts to
distribute among the children and also the
sick a Christmas offering Of cakes. fruits.
books and toys. They recited q number of
dialogues and Rotations and did some ex-
cellent singing