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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
m,t,ss on inland trade, with tho request that

mittss on inland trade, with tho request that
| they will have the trouble corrected;
Aresolution relating TO the Chamber OF Com-
merce building was read TO the meeting and re.
ferred. upon motion OF DR.. Page. TO the board OF
Under the head OF election OF members, Mr..
non resident member OF the Chamber
There being no further business before the
Chamber the meeting then adjourned.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
A meeting OF tho board Of directors OF the
dhn purSs f@ Sfa and Mssrs fhcms:
y. Carter. John y. Cary, W. ID: Chesterman, Z.
II Desne, A, T.. Lsnderkin., I; l.. Mo,9,re, ). X
West. r. NJ. White. Jr and Henry W. WOOL
directors
Inc following preamble and resolution. re-
ferred TO the board by the CHAMBER, mon mo-
ton of Mr.. r. NJ. White, Jr., WAS adopted: .
W oress this Chamber. in pursuance OF its
purposes 10 erect a Chamber OF Commerce
building, has, through 8 building committee
purchased q site and employed en- architect 10
prepare n design for said building, and the
building committee is prol pared 20 fnaiiy ADOPT
design and TO tako other steps necessary IN
prosecution OF this work; and whereas on the
d OF August, Is o. the following action was
taKcn by the subscribers to stock in the Cham
Der of Commerce building.
"Rcsolycd. That tho loard OF directors OF
the Chamber Of Commerce and tbs building
committee be authorized and instructed to pro-
coed as soon as may 20 practicable to purchase
tho site 10 be selected by them perfect the
steps as may be necessary and exIcdicnt, with
the view Of erecting new, modern ana CON-
modious building" -.
Therefore DO it resolved by the board OF
directors Of tho Richmond Chamber OF Com
mcrce:
!. That the building committee be and are
hereby authorized to adopt The plsns. Obtain
bids and proceed to erect the building and to
that end,
That tho President be requested 20 APP
point committee Of not less than three. who
shall be authorized 10 conduct negotiations Tor
the sale or hypothecatiOn Of bonds 10 be secured
upon the property OF the Chamber for the pur-
pose OF raising funds to be used IN the construc-
ton Of the building, in accordance With the
provision OF the act OF the General Assembly OF
Virginia approved March ., 1870. 10 enable the
Chamber OF Commerce TO receive subscriptions
10 stock for the purpose OF erecting build
ing, etc,
HIGHER RtNr.
The secretary then laid before the board
communication from Messrs. III. Seldom Taylor
Il Son, agents. terminating the lease Of the TWO
room. the Chamber Occnpies in the Merchants
National Bank building. and communicated nm
offer IN regard to them FOR new term. COM
mcnclng January J, 1892. ~ an advanced rate. in
Consequence Of the improvements recently
made in tho building. Upon motion OF Mr..
Carter, the matter WAS referred 10 the presl-
dent md secretary rs committee 10 declde
the question
There being no further business before the
board is then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Rockets Democratic Climb.

Rockets Democratic Club had full and en-
thusiastic meeting last night at its club rooms
32iO Lester street.
The organization was perfected by the cleo
ten of Mr.. James Slattery second yicc-presi-
elected: John Frost q. W. GRADY, Stephen Nc
Mahon, v Clayton ami Neil Hanson. Commit
tee on bylaws: Peter Martin. Jr.. John Roach
and John Conway. 1t was also decided to make
tins club permanent md self sustaining after
this campaign rs a political and social Demo
cratic club, and 10 meet every tuesday OF each
week. None Of the candidates were present
Mr. Moseley. Of iho OH Dominion Club. made
some remarks. and invited the club to join with
Old Dominion and other clubs in escortlng our
ten congressman TO Washington IN December
This matter WAS laid over till tho next meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Bits of News Gathered Here and There by
the "Iimes" Reporters.

Mr. r. B. Branch OF the Spenthal Chemical
| COMPANY OF Wilmington, n. c., Is on visit to
Richmond.
Deputy Marshal George W Hawxhurst. of
Alexandria, is IN attendance on the United
States District Court.
Mrs r. A. Brown, of Petersburg Va is on n
visit to her daughter, Mrs. n. ID. Hargroye No
SIP north Sixth street.
Mr. John Pollard formerly Of Richmond but
long resident OF ietershurs. Is IN the city in
attendance on the United States Court
Rev Hartley Carmichael reached home from
Alexandra yesterday evening. whore he has
conducted successful ton days mission
Herman kars henske was arrested and lock ed
in the second station last evening. charged
with stealing watch from Daniel Murphy.
After the adjournment Of the Old Dominion
club last evening. = meeting of the JOIN; com
mittces from ali the city clubs was held IN the
hall
The board OF directors OF the Young Mems
Christian Association held their regular month
Is meeting asst evening and transacted q great
deal OF rout no business.
All the colored schools in the city will ne
closed to-day in order 70 give the children an
opportunity TO attend the cOlOred far in prc.
gress at the Exposition grounds.
Rev. Robert Barrett formerly the rector Of
Christs church. in this city, who has been YER .
Ill at st. Thomas Hospital in London. is re-,
ported 10 DO recovering. His wife IS at his bed
side
The marriage heretofore announced between
bliss JENNIE hctHalI anu hr James Armstrong
WEIGH. OF Philadelphia, 10 take place on the
2ist Of this month. has been uoitponed on ac
count OF Miss Mclhail $ illness
The opening lall OF the season. given by Mis-.
Mary 1haw at Belvidere Hall last uieht 70 her
dancing class wastn elegant affair, which was
made brilliant by the youth and beauty which
adorned the ROOM
The Methodist Layman's Union met at Trinity
church last night and disposed Of considerable
amount Of business. The Union is composed Of
active members from every Methodist church IN
the city. Their efforts are principally devoted
10 church extension.
Monroe Park is undergoing the transition
scene from summer 10 autumn. Although M
20 last night there had been no frost the
ground is well strewn with leaves, and the
dahlias snd other dubious plants are being
moved for winter storage.
Mr. HERNIA IA schurieht has resigned the ed.
itorship OF or SUDDEN on account of falling
health, and the stockholders have elected Air.
=. Hassell. an experienced newspaper man. as
has successor. Der Suden which has been most
ably conducted under the management OF MIR
bright auspices. ~''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
THE LYNCHER BAILED.
No Probability of Trial Conspicuous Deaths.
Escaped From Jail.

BRISTOL. Va. Oct. Especial l--Since satur
day night there have been three deaths in this
city. two Of which have attracted much notice
one on account OF reports which intimate that
the woman was whip ed by her husband tai
she became SICK and died. The police are look
into the matter, and the result OF the inyestiga-
tion may unearth some bloody work of a drunk
en- husband IL is said that the people OF Dublin
threatened 90 lynch him II he didn quit abus-
ing her while he lived In that town. The re-
mains were taken 10 Wytheyille yesterday morn
ing tor burial, but there is Tx of having the
body e1humed.
Charlie DAVIS. one Of the boys who assisted
in the lynching OF Bob Clarke last June. was
arrnigned for uial yesterday morning. but no
trial was had AMI it is not likely that there will
be any. He wa released on a bond of $500,
which was signed by several prominent citi-
Zens Of the city
Some days ago J. +. Porter was arrested in
Russell county and broughtto this city, charged
with swindllng or getting goods under false
pretenses. lie thought that hi- father would
come and help him ont OF the diff ,ulty, and the
anticipates kent him here for day or two till
the old man could arrive. lie came, but never
put in an appearance az headquarters. That
night the young man escaped and has not been
heard from since
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

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All who Write.

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this business. has spent tho last decade IN Der.
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1he latest perfected invention is tho Bunlan
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IL carries q sixteen karat diamond pointed
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stamp. TO the DUNLAP Pen Comrany. 90 Wash.
lngton. street, Boston. Mass. you will receive a
beautifully engraved ticket worth ~. and also
sn Illustrated priee-ist and circular telling you
how to make a. per day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
SHENANDOAH FAIR.
Good Attendance Despito the Rain
Premiums for Poultry.

WOODSTOCK, VA, Oct. I'm spite of the rain
which set in yesterday about noon fell heavily
through the night and continued throughout
To-day, the Shenandoah Agricultural air has
hal considerable attendance. A number of
rain and nut
Two excursions came from Page county and a
train from NtauntOn and one from Winchester
Among those present from Stanton are Cap
tam O.. Julian Pratt. secretary Of the Baldwin
District ! air Association, and J. H. Rogers. The
latter has here his me saddle horse. Eagle Den
running but Pswnee Eli gave his show.
Judges went around in the rain but only made
n portion of the awards. The time OF the fair
has been extended, and it will now close Satur-
day.
The following received premiums on exhibits.
OF rouliry: L. Loyelock. Henry Magruder,
Henry Bailey, Perry Eultz, Solomon Mowery
William shut, Frank Gahrill Monroe Ioger
Clyde Hite, Rhodes Miley. George Logan, Milton
hoontz Mrs Ann ilottle. L. I. drove.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Cose, I'm Bland Circuit Court.

BLAND COURTHOUSE, Va, Oct. 7.-ISpecinLl-
The regular fall term of our circuit court closed
Yesterday Judge Poen presiding. A good
many cases Of importance were disposed Of. The
Compton cases excited considerable interest, a
large amount Of money being involved. de-
cree for sale was entered.
Farmers have been complaining for some time
about the drouth. but ii now looks like they will
have copious rains
Mr.. W. ~ Edwards, OF Smyth county. Farm
ers' Alliance candidate for the Legislature, was
in town he first days of circuit court
The telephone line from his place TO Wythe-
Vile is being put in order again. Ii has been
WRECK" for some time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Thought That tho Attempt TO Get Now
Trial VIII 10 UnsuccesfuI.

BRISTOL. Tenn, Oct. Especial. The argu-
ment in the appeal for new trial for Dr. ia
ker VIII close IN the Circuit Court al ALiug lon
Va, Friday, 81 which time john H. Buchanan
one of Lakers counsel. Will make tbs final
speech Of the great legal battle 10 get new
hearing for the gray haired murderer.
10 is thought tie attempt 20 geta new trial
will be unsuccessful.
}. b. Palmer died here at O'Clock this after
noon from the ELECTS OF whisky. he having been
under the influence II it over tWO months. He
was about sixty years Old and has been a lawyer
here many years, being al ono time very re-
spectacle anu well OF, having q good practice
what might have been noble life came TO a
pItiahle end
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
They Indorse the Alliance Candidates for the
Senate and House-Personais.

CHASE CITY. Va. Oct s.-lSpeciaLl-The Re-
publican Senatorial convention for Charlotte
and Meckenburg counties met here yesterday
and nominated Eppes. who had been nominated
by the Alliance.
The Republicans have also Endorsed Colonel
J. Thomas Goode. VINO had been nominated by
the Alliance for the House. The fight is now
on all par les having shown their hands. and II
only remsins 10 see what the "soyerelgns
will do
Mr. saryay. Of the Richmond tobacco firm Of
Vaughan Il Sarysy is in town to-day.
Mr.. ". II Keeton. who came here sick from
Manchester come weeks since, died yesterday
Rev Mr.. Rice. Of Union Seminary. will supply
the Presbyterian church hore during the winter.
Tho Young Uens Christian Association IS ar
ranging for = book reception.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

II was broken down with neryous' an dphy-
steal prostration and in my weakened condi-
tion was stricken oih Paralysis. Was twenty
six weeks laid upon my back more dead than
alive. Being a strong man. | have lived all
these years in this crippled condition [
heard OF DIR. Greene's Nsrvura and commenced
using it. got better from the first. nm q
ne,o man. owe my life to DR.. Greenes medi
cine, which has completely cured me-. / am now
we'll and healthy and have recommended Dr.
Greene'- Nervura TO many Of my friends and
they all speak well Of it.
ANDREW II. OLNEY,
"Gibson p o. Steuben county Y Yn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
burglary Rampant Along the c. A. O.

CHARIEsroN w. VA, Oct 1.-Would-be bur-
glars have been operating in the mountains
along the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for
around the lock on the door Of the bank of
Union, Monroe county. Powder was put n. hut
not set off. An entrance was effected through a
window, bat the vault was not opened, and no
money was secured.
asst night two masked men broke into tho
house Of e.. L. Scott near Galcott. and by threats
secured ga and watch one Of them was
recognized but has not been captured
Two stores were entered here last night. but
only few dollars was secured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
MIR. Longs Funeral.

Mr. G. r. Long. the motorman whose sad
death from an accident on the new Manchester
electrician line is familiar 10 the readers OF
TIE lines was buried in HOLLYWOOD yesterday.
The funeral took place at GrOye-avenuc Baptist
church. DR.. Goodwin. the pastor referred TO
the fact of hi, being the first conversion under
his ministry in the WestEn1. and paid high
tribute 70 his honesty and character. Monroe
Grove Of Druids, OF which he was member at
tended in a body. Much sympathy was express
ed for the family OF MIR. Long, consisting of a
delicate wife and FIVE children. who are left
without means of SUPPORT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Four Human Skeletons.

WESTON, W. VA. Oct. ESPECIAL Mystery
surrounds recent discovery AZ sutton. Drax-
ton county. While working within the corporate
limits. removing rock and earth for Il foundation
for new dwelling house. laborers were astound-
ed TO find buried III one pile the bones Of four
human skeletons. The Only practicable hypo-
thesis yentured is the commission of foul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
The Temperance Union.

The annual convention OF tho Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, which meets in this
city on The auth for three-days' session. VIII be
presided over ny Mrs. Buel. the corresponding
secretary OF the Wo Ids Union. Mrs. Buo is a
noted woman, very attractive in personal APP
pearancc, as well As being very intelligent and
modest in demcanor. About sixty delegates
from the State Will he present. and the meeting
promises 10 10 very interesting. Measures are
likely 10 como mp for discussion that will il Is
thought bY those acquainted with the Union,
be of q very lively character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
HIs Head Split.

WELLsBuRG. w. VA. Oct 6.-John Malley. son
OF Patrick Malley. & section boss on the p "
and Ky railroad. was struck by the night freight
~ early this morn n and Instantly killed.
lie was supposed TO have been sitting on the
ties when the train struck him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Mrs. Prndloton's Funeral.

The remains of Mrs. Jane A. Pendleton ar
rived Yesterday morning on the 20 CHI asneake
and Ohio train and were taken 10 the residence
of her father, Mr.. ID. Buchanan. No. III east
Broad street An hour laier the funeral took
place az tho First Presbyterian church in the
presence OF large number OF friends. The in
terment was made at HOLLYWOOD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Mn.bett III. Arm

white man named Godsey, who is employed
in the Richmond and Danvlle railroad yard IN
Manchester, had his ann mashed late last night
The wound was not serious. Dr. Brock was
summoned and rendered the necessary at,en-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
TRIED FOR TRAIN WRECKING.
Tramp Charged With Causing the States
vile Wreck Committed.
GREAT ALLIANCE RALLY In RALEIGH
oo,,a t,ty Guns to be Fired To-Dny-Succcss-
full Balloon Ascension mt me Espo'
tion-North Carolina News.

RAIErnu. n. c.. Oct. s.-ISpeciaLl-A special
from Statesville says Elmo Cloninger' charged
with wrecking the train at Passion bridge haa
preliminary trial this afternoon am was
committed to Jail for trial in November. MesSrs'
Price, Robbins and Rice appeared for the prose-
cution and Aessrs. Ship and Neatherspoon
for the defendant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Gibson 2. O.. Steuben county. y. y

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
"How to Cur. Al, skin Diseases. :.

SIMPLY apply "Swayne's Ointment" No IN.
ternal medicine required Cures letter. eczsm /
itch, ali eruptlons on the face, hands nose. &c,
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. It's
great healing and curative powers are po,ses,oi
Vino other remedy. Ask your druggist for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09


AT THE STATE COURT HOUSE ~ The
CITY OF RICHMOND, on THURSDAY. 90
TOBEk 8, 1891.
Elbort Devore and others. appellants,
against
b. W. Jameson and others .appelleos.
Upon an appeal from decree pronounced by
the Ohancery Court Of the City OF Richmond on
the 18th lay of July. 1891.
The object of the petition fled in this cause Is
20 have tho said decree pronounced by tho
Chancery Court OF the CITY Of Richmond on tho
25th Of July, 1891. reviewed and reversed by the
supreme Court Of Appeals OF Virginia
And aiiidayit having hoen m ado and filed that
the places Of residence Of the appellees-W Z.
Gusts. g. u. Wilson. 4. G. Morton, W. II. Rich
ardson, Il iIabeth Mcdaniel. ". Brown T. II.
Miller, James Matthias, Henry Tyler. Anrelius
Christian, guardian OF Ellen Christian, Maria
J.. Moore and G. NJ. B0ton-are unknown. so that
process cannot be served upon them. the said
appellecs are required 20 appear here on the 5th
day Of November, 1891, after due publication
hereof IN the Richmond lNiEs once a week for
igur weeks AMI an. yer the said appeal and 10
what Is necessary 10 protect their Interests
therein.
A copy-Teste:
GEORGE X TAYLOR. G. q.
JONI HUNTER.
GEORGE J. HUSDLEY,
5. D. DAVIES,
For petitioners oc9-f4w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
GREAr ALLIANCE Rally.
NHT1I hIlIINF'H HhNI'I'
Tomorrow viii be great Alliance

Tomorrow viii be great Alliance day in IA
leigh. There will 10 a Grand rally OF the state
Alliance. and addresses viii be made at BOOK
side fark az II o clock A. NJ. M
Among the prominent Alliance men who VIII
sneak s.e Senator W A. Peter. OF kansas: II, n.
Thomas Norwood. of Georgia. President Marion
Eutlor. Of the North Carolina Alliance and
others. Colonel t. l.. Polk. VINO was annOU ed
TO spt AZ will not he present, having left yester-
day for California.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
VIRGIINIIAooIiN yACATIoE-IN TH9
COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND. Sep
Plaintiff

TENDER 3Oth 1871.
Henry r. Richeson. Plaintiff
against
Order OF the Golden Grail. a corporation duly
chariffel and incorporated by the laws ~
-t'' t''''N''s. bti'uAA.s'
IN deO ana upJH az off0chlaent returned ere
oNeh
Tho object OF this suit il 20 recover against
tho defendant The sum az slU with legal in-
ierost thereon from AUGUST 3. 1901 until paid.
defendant within the city of Richmond. and
subject tho same 10 tho pa mont Of the plaintiffs
claim
And affidavit having cen made and fled tina,
the ant believes tina the defend 1nt Is a Tor
cign cor Grafton and d. no. 1 resident ~ ms
cta'e. ~ is required 20 appear here within hfieep
ia after due publication nero Of and do what
- necessary 20 frOtect ITS interest in his suit
A copy-lcste:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
j.. G. RIcnARDsON. D O. oc2 frsw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Tor Over Einx Year.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
i sos sniia aSn tssthing II sOothes tho child
eolio, and u the best remedy ios disrrhox
twenty-five cents bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

OFFICE or THE VULCAN IRoS wonKs.l
October 1, 1891. (
THERE WILL BE A CALLED MEETING OF
l. the stockholders Of the VULCAN IRON
COMPANY held Al the osiice OF the company AZ
~ Nj. on SATURDAY, the 3lst day Of October.
90 2-fr,su,wtd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

To-day was a day IF considerable interest At
the Exposition. Ieautliul weather brought
out crowds Of people his afternoon at
O'Clock the most successful alio9n ascension
ascended over mile high and descended sue
cessful n his parachute 80,
hon. Wharton }. Green, Of tayeiieyiHe. ex-
member of Congress. accepted al invitation 10
deliver an address on public roads OF North Car
DINA some time during the Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
ODD FELLOWS ORPHAN HOME.

The building committee Of the odd Fellows,
awarded the contract for erecting the building
TO ,lessrs. Porter d Co. of Goidsboro, and the
building viii be commenced an once; Grand
Master ohu T. Bruton was awarded the honor
of breaking tho ground b. throwing the first
spade of dirt. which he did. The contractors
agree TO have the building ready by ff Binary
l5 1892 and IL is expected 10 have the institution
in operation early next spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
MEETINGS..

= - n. ,-,.~..~ 49,, 49, s..
ELBA DEMOCRATIC CLUB WILL MEET
nus EVENING az THOLLS HALL. 71i
We. ives, road street AZ clock Candidates for
the House are invited.
GEORGE H. HOPKINS
Ocy-it Sccrefarv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
PICTURE FRAMES. &c.
LEGAL NOTICE.

NIRGINA.-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE or
' TIE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Al THE STATE COURT HOUSE ~ The
TOBEk 8, 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

In the sbscene OF Mr.. Edgar D. Tavlor. thu
president stated tia. an i'm .ortant corroSpon-
denco had been carried on by the committee
on express service with tho Southern or Adams
Express company. in which important gnaran-
tees had been given TO the (h,mber which
wonla operate ior he benoit OF shippers bv
inss IN that branch Of transportation
thder the head OF new business. Mr.. Thomas
~ Moore called the attention of the Chamber
" o .no .sck OF proper system for delivering
tne practice IN vogue being to unload the wagon
or dray which, by crowding, conli
III dst reach the doors of this
uop3,' which practice resulted in
puch CONFUSION and sometimes In the injury or
shss.ing OF the vehicle carrying goods TO that
SGspot AZ the Richmond Fredericksburg and
lyatomsc depot, he said the rule was 10 unload
rrhiciss IN Their proper turn. an ne hoped the
Snsmber would use its influence TO have a SINH
!sf rule adopted by the Richmond aud DanviIle
saiuoad. The matter was referred to the com.