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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
/ KNIFE DRIVEN THROUGH HIS BcGY

Mr.. Rose Mazza. italian woman Yesterday
morning drove knife through the body of Frank Bach
an Austrian Hebrew. with whom she and her hust and
had deadly feud. Bach is dying in II. Vincent
Hospital. The man who was stabbed lived with his
wife, al No. ia Elzabethst. Next door were Mazza
and his family. Just how the feId began j, not
known but 1t reached its elimination Yesterday when
Nazza. meeting Bach in the street. began q abuse
him. Each reflected uIOn the character Of the others
wife, and In the height Of the quarrel Malzd sprang
upon Bach pinioncd him. and had him bound ana help
less. while Mrs. Mazza, creeping up behind with a
breadknfe I'm her hand drove 1t with all her strength
into pachs BODY The knife passed completely through
him the point coming out his breast bone. Bach
dropped TO the ground with II groan. and MazZa ana
his wife ran Off in liquor store al Mott and Grand St.
they were found and put under arrest, and at the
Tombs Police Court held to await the result OF Bach
injurieS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
me DETECTIVES HAVE DONE THEIR BEsI

C. &. James. posto'ice inspector IN charge ~ 'i'e
Nevv-York Office said yesterday that he ana the III
specors under him had done all In their power al"'
last April 10 find out who had been robbns the man
Of the dry good, firm of II. C. +. Koch & Co.. III "'S
and-twenty- hfth-st In five m0nths 'i'
firm has lost at least $50 letters addressed to IT, NUS
OF them containing money. The house has a "i .
ont of.town trade Members OF She firm believe mat
due diligence has not exercised By the INSPECTOR
Mr. said that for good part OF the uhle nv
lgs had three OF his best men on the case. lHe'
have worked from } a. m. until midnight on S"''
days and have SEM in 1000 test letters IN inc hop
OF catching the thief. The guilty person was IN
cecdingly shrcwd. however. The robbercs may nav
been committed In this city or on the mall tihs III
other parts OF the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
yUC SIZING OF THE CONCORD DELAYED.

To sl)w p7oces, OF coalng the war vesseS al Tue
Navy Yard duc to thn NJ gec OF Congress In mahl"'
appropriations for improvements recommended Dy u'e
special board OF which Admiral Brane was president
delayed the sailing Of the gunboat concord yeSted,
for Venezuela. The crew OF the Concord "orh'S
like TrOjans with their loaded whcclbaTows rom
the Goa Jcict to tho ships bunkcrs, and eAer'ei
every nerve 10 get the 300 tons into the ship u
was expected by Commander White, last night thl
fine Copcod wonld ,ail this morning She will stop
at Curacao the way down Ind take III coll anu
then proceed TO La Guayra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
Mr. SWAN WILL NOT PRESS TIRE COMPLAINT

+. c. Swan. the banker, who was recently arrested
without cause. Ms he says, by Park Policeman Conroy
in Union Square. has refused TO make complaint
against the policeman. Acting President Gallup,
Of the Park Department, asked MIR. swan TO make
The complaint. Yesterday he received the following
letter from Mr.. Swan
Il have waited for some time before answering
YOUR letter OF the 18th, rs | wished 10 consider
the matter quietly; and, though the grievance was
great | have come 10 the conclusion that VIII
make no complaint The reasons for this course
are that excessive deafness probably led Pollce
man Conroy 20 wrong conclusions, and wish to give
Lin the benefit OF the doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
flats 90 Get. Hnfnrnisheo

ELEGANT APARr MENIS OF nine
rooms and bath In one OF tho finest locs-
lions In the city. 1sth-st. and MadlJ0l-
ave: Steamboat; cabinet trimmed ali
rooms and olo-ct,; outside light; -lnei"
house f@5 feet funt; first AID thiT ~
ien-. from october |. 10 Eat sSth-.t
3D-AVE. So. near 37thst: si5 o. Az
clcC1nt 4.fnorI Hat: tub and Improvements
rent free 10 Sept mbcr Is. Mrs GORM\N.
janit,r.
sOi list. no. i3S EASr.-Four light.
newly decorated st"sm-hcated aplTtm Mt
six rooms ard hath hall boy plioe. 40
" 500 Inquire lan.tor.
ll5rH-Sr.. 2O-@2 FAST bet. 5;h ant
Madison ayes : convenient 10 81 or GtI a. a.
|. stations elegant Groom fht~ decorated +.
hardwood trim rent only so u 80 iii"ril
terms 10 parties taxing lease Mr.
JEWELL. 20 Fast lljthAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
HE syrGGLEp DOGS SYSTEMATICALLY.

Special Treasury Agents Britton and Wilson have
been Investigating the case OF John Doyle. The orr
on the steamship Arizona, who was arrested a few
DAYS ago for attempting TO smuge.> in three valuable
dogs. two King Charlie; spanlels and silver gray
skye terrier They have discovered that for five years
he has been Systematically importing dogs without
having duty on them. lie had brought IN about forty
dogs and sold them TO Ferdinand Sem, of Eleventh
ST near Eighth-ave. John Whalcn. Of Sixty ifth-Nt.
near Fighth-ave.. and Andrew Newell, OF Nc. AZ
West Forty -frstst. They are dealers In dogs and
tho customs officers do attach any blame 10 them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
wOgE OF THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE

At It's special meeting yesterday the Board Of Esti'
mate and Appointment appropriated from the kA'
else fund S5s. - for the support Of children COM
mittcd TO the various institutions. and s5ll To the
Home for Fallen and Frlendless Girls. tn" Con
trollcr made report. showing the necessity for an
issue of assessment bonds The bonds are needed Tor
the work being carried on by the Department oil
Public Works. amountin. to 100000. The Board
OF Apporjionment agreed TO the report and 10 rp-
luton for the ISSUE OF the bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

Cornelius Du Boi,. Colonel y. j. Filgatc, .udg- In
graham. W. Il. Kip. Major -. .. Lee. DR.. g. ".
Dennng. Oswald Jackson. +. Ro'lin, Morse. *. y.
Oakley, J. {. :. Farchcr. Mr. and Mr,. =. J. scar
trongh. Mr.. and Mrs. George ". studl@ker. captain
+. c. Wagner, Mr. ard Mr.. Wallace shillito Sir
Donald smith, \ stanley and Mr.. and Nj. \. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

1h-tvyc OF The dos have been traced and the dn's
ON ihcn collected The three dogs which We're $500
win De- sold on Wednesday at soddaTd'S 'reen"'c"'
Il Warehouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
Rooms h1antfo.

WANTED.-From Oerobet 7 by single
gentleman. a large sized, wcll-fufI.shca room
with bathroom; location betwccl IAN ana
Bath sts.. 9th aud Lexington ave-. must
be nrst-class IN every respect references
EXCHANGED. Address FOX 3ol5.
WANTED. in private house o. fat with
peonie or unduescl0ned rasoec liability ana
refined enNIonment. large. unfBrni acc
foom or two smar colInrctIrg rOoigs
;rond or third floor; permanent arrange
ucpt although absent from city haif the
tnns: rent. $50 20 900 yearly. Adfress
with full particulars, kNiCKEKDOChER
LII Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
Citp Real estate For Sale.

INVESTMENT.-Nc3r Grand Central
Depot might exchange equity over $780,.
900 at per CEN. ;. NIXON, 60 Brotd-
wav
XEkR 5TU.AVE. aud 6IS1-ST.--Ele.
rant house. side ll2ht. equal ~ corner.
o-.'o-r extension. (. NIXON. 60 B'wav.
STRIKE NOVA few choice tnre.
s.orv cabinet rirmed houses near offices :;
els, 900 10 $3.50 STEVENS, Mh-a>e.
COZ .y3d.st Jth-ave. and lDith-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
domestic Silualicns t0antso

-.
aaies.
\ YOUNG MAN. German, 20 year. Oli,
DESIRE r"-it.o" ~ P,lllTTt ~ nmffoiS'.t
OF III s''l '''I' ---
As BUTLER or waiter IN PR ate family
BY single nan mlddic.lECd ~ or coCI'
uy good Ic a., Sd ID ~ Ia tnLiN'" Ann
: I''' ~ '' -
ing Er.Ii-h and French. who unde' stand,
his hu'.n"-, thorousai noS. hi,,ty III
~ 7" 80. ~ u ~ WI"
Or alpN 80 'ui'"N''
uiTITE-Bv resp ctlbln man IN
pihate family. 1 years III :. lass cIty 'cf,
rrsior in the last pace Ca'i at ~ r''>'
2'th--' ----------
pt-.rf.fR and COOK.-Bv Young married
>wrii-n coupl' IA nr-t.clas' private ram ram.
~. excellent cnok to-rther or para" vIy
or country, b,st 81 te,timo'l..1 lio'n ''S'
employ r IAN or "ppN ~ va
COACHMAN.-By u young Eng ishman
a. colchman good references Apply %
NJ. 10 West 3lth'-t
g,,CuvAv -Ev a wou.expcrienced
man not afraid II work; married no
family. 1rst-cl1ss city reference. va
drr.s COACUMAN. az barnes snakcr-,
IL Atlnt.c.a,r., BIockiln.
-Co,CuNAX rsNDENER UsEtuI.
A. " u si .nraks English no. 80,
harncss. c@rri!!ge-; gaTdeni iM, 'T n laMSS
milk; excellent I,ier'hc''' ~ ON''i lev
TENS. ltS 'lh'aNc' "
ToNTUNNN WISHES positon. hest RI.
er NAG, .oi.r hone.,. thosouehlv under.
sands ear. Of Nne carraae, aud harness
city or country. JANIS. 80 East l2th.ht:
,.,.,VVHf' p,r,e.,o,t n'arii.d one ch,lt al
~ oi,.. ,tIr,, IoI,.. or rooIs: lest
..9i., on ~ a. SppFN,frS 10; G,6.syc'
--.....,,,,,p ,,I,nN a,o s.fu1 mar.
,o vM NV, II , +" ,.t,ni. ,r,,. ~ iswn' o,as
40 ,,'rn,c. VII. nr-;-,las, ,camstres, ana
.hambc.mald. highest reference. WILL
I,', ''''''''' ----
GOAcnMAN.-,By :, neat YOUNG s,"'o,r,a4
an 80 Guy "''''''' 49,
COACnM NN.-Ry Young. competent
country best ccior me-. can Mr., Mn
Is h' A"cdiA" bN'o'u' 3D. '"-"''' w
stii .-.--.---
cOACNMAN.-By i thoroughly lirst'cli-,.
~1b'r Young man ~ cold Lab!i- 'N''t.Ili
ri,'r ani cty diver, y You uIuo u ""
cry r'i'r'"''' H"N'', ''-'."
IOAClINAN.-Hy FL stria '"1' hN az
l,roN~t = city th,i"Hc.uy gooi APP" 'Itncr.
cNuercnord WITH M hor' .. cMrl'ke, NlI
i.ru,>,. -cber nd indu tr'oNN pti, o'u a.
r''' go rom Tie ur>, Pf,, y"
th' city Auui''' 80 H. ~ -, 49, .,oo,
tDN(lIMAS aud bAkDLN N''h
,od IIN'''NDI;T.~S.- BY very tidy German
End wife tno family man. 60 all work on
lchtlc nan p,', rrnro A. CARPFN.
h2Inr ~ a. ,'. ..t,,,
III. = iVN p."-', --,.-
COACTIMAN. GARDENER and tNf,
Ev.IN AZ. q. yoprg Scotchman So u
Win hor.-S. care aud diving good gpr-
druer. milk. attend lawns NJ, :; &G; "N,'
lent references. At CAhrhN III" = '''
Cth'aNe. ----
,o,,uu,N NV a nr,tcls., single
nm. tbtrouQnl? experienced In the car NJ
horses carriages and harne careful
cri\ city or .o"ntrF Wou'd a
use'ui ZOO ~ ''' -
IL. I32 r'tse > ~ -
COACIiMAN and GROOM Mth stu,
ntion.. ~ two young SW.Ges; Understand
bu-ine.. thoroughly h',t Of references. e al
or Or aulges, goth. st N''' 49,
io- WS,s e'.''---.. :, -, : : :. -
tho orghly understand care q 10 49,;
carriages, et, t5,. MIX a s,rlpT FEM TO- To-
T.. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
Citn Real estate 60 Get

10 LETTING story building. @jNso
all ucht: freight elevator; steam heat aid
nover N required suitable for piano or 9th,
tSc.c,~ Io1th.st. near Park-avc. Apply
HORTON'S, 40 Fast 125th.st:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
Dressm ahlnQ.


ARTISTIC DRESSMAKI NG.-unique
designs hot orders AZ short notice and
mod rate charges good, purchased, II de-
sired. Mr,. McELliOY, 81 East 9th-st
opposite DenninGs.
DHESSM AKlNG 10y the DAY or at home :,
prices moderate; city or county. Ad-
dr.s DRESSMAkEE. 3l3 Eat 55th-st
DRESsMhKER.-E.c Elegant cutter and fit-
ter - 4 day, or At home. perfect no gItr.
A. ed lnGis SIX. grenadines, or cloth
suit. mad IN one week fol il0. fancy
VESTS aud Russian gowns specially. ~
Eat lOth-st.. nN'r broadway.
hXFERiI NCFD DRf~SMAkER. az
home o. BY IA. diy 81 - - Kinds Of gar
meut,; al-o rh.iG'on'- costume; =. 4.
Taylo.'s syst~m, lunch OILS. TAYLOR.
1.-i2 sdway. .r.bnne tpiown Ollie.
SFNM>TEI.~>- nG.i.t.i. d. drr-nak-
ing rpno atinc and uadng over d'e.."s; by
tie CAV o. week or would take p.imlneIt
ii zee. Add - l. H.. Box A.. !, 2i2
Gro1dway. Tribune UPTOWN once.
SEAL GARMENTS, rcdycd. altered or
repailed Mrs PARKER, 1l6 West 3Jth-
-. : year, with george smith. Regent It..
London. and Gunthcf'- jtn-INe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
G, Get for pnslness purposes

q AND IS bANILAY,SI. corner
ChuIch-et 50Xl00, with basement and cell
lar. PLASS. Pa Broadway.
20 PARK PLACE, ia ing elevat sta
Ion with 80 feet on Church-st., aud base
ment 24X75 aud cellar 50X75. PLAsS,
pa Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
flats 90 Get, FURNISHED.

THE NORMA, cor. Psrk-ave. and 81
st-Eleesntly decorated and steam heat d
apartments coal and wood free. Apply Oh
premises.
5TH.AVE.. 1913. cor SGth.st.-Elegan:
APARTMENTS. facing park rents SO - 400.
Apply on premises, or 80 Broadway, Room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
miscellaneous.

GENTLFMEN WIsn1ng - uSIOSV ~
their left.of clothing ~ iaf Nsi ,, vi MI
0S 6th-aye
pay FULL VALUE spot casi,. fof al
stores Of merchandise; gents iuinishin.H
csnecially: also FIRE stOcls. .. EiflNEN.
% Grsnd-st. -
NO MORE COAL WANTED Ptien' ier
making better fire. for any pIfFo1e' ~
cheaper; State ard county r2h's LOT S''''
q. r.. Tribune On'e.
RARE (HANf't.-fsfcAt special sale OF
elght-butt0n Moe ;quc.a,rc Suede rioNcs'
reduced 10 use. II pair positively worm "'''
JAMME.s, 900 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

COLLECTOR wi,hes situlfl0n Young
man VITA GOOD reference: -obe, q d =
liable. Cali or address LOWERY, Co mo.
loItan. l02 Wet S9;h-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

COLLECTOR.-As collector for firm in
'-inI1h and English; - yelr,' expert
,ncc best reference. Address +. PAL
" ~ BLR,', .02 e. orgc-st.. New.Bruns-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

DRUGS.-A gentleman, II 32 years
active experience. d sire- a position In lrst-
class dug store. b'st II references. Nd.
dress Box g. Dauphin. Dauphln County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

Wanted situation by first
Gas, long-knifc cutter o.: clothing. Al.
dress Alb GOLDSTEIN. l3g Fltrldgr.st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
william and Mary College.

The one hundred and ninety-nnth ses-
sion of this college opens October q, 1892.
The unparalleled prosperity of the insti-
tuition during the last four years proves
the wisdom of the Legislature in taking
it under the State auspices. Many of the
public schools are now conducted by
graduates of the institution, through
whom the benefits of the college course
are impaired to thousands of the children
of the Commonwealth. The faculty con-
sists of seven professors, with three assis-
tants, all of whom were selected on the
high character of their recommendations.
The course extends through the highest
grades of university instruction, while
there is n separate chair for instruction
in the history and art of teaching. The
climate of Williamsburg is exceptionally
healthy, the altitude of the place equal
to that of Richmond and the environ
ments are full of associations calculated
to inspire the youth to lofty purposes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the. ear.
There is only one way TO cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Gus
tachian tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition hearing will be destroyed for
ever. Nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that we cannot cure By taking Halls
Catarrh Cure Send for circulars: free.
F. J. Cheney 4 Co, Toledo, Q.
Sold by druggists Seventy-fve cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02

Our Dress Goods DEPARTMENT IS CONF lete
with all the newest and latest styles III Do'n
hign- price novelties and Inedlum-clas goo"S
ranqing IN Drice from - C. 10 n a yard
We Viii show on Monday line OF hahu,
some Wool Bengalines, Y inches "Ide' a'
Handsome Fine sik-Finish Henrieitas. 81
inches wide. in all the newest ana Leading
Sii Fierant Worsted WhipcordS at Csc, ao
Fine Wool Cashmeres, in all shades 25c' a
Fine Wool-Mi1ed suitings, SO inches wide
M-inch Dress Flannels, in all colors' only
Fine Ail-wool Cheyioss. in plalds and
Chamgeable Wool Goods, % inches "ide
Chanceable Storm serges elegant GOODS
CSC yard. c.,,.. .iho,ason,e
Chan .eable Yelvets and Silks all hanusolno
hll-Wool Storm Serges. all coiofs' DC
ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
VIRGINIA Books.


Tb. additional contributions received last
week for the Worlds Fair collection OF VIZ
eipia books arc as follows: =.
]. DER. Blackwell. "Poetical Works"
1879 -'S4. volumes. :.
Moncure ID. Conway. "Pine and Palm"
1857.
John Esten Cooke. Life of General R.
George +. Holmes, New History OF the
United States" First Lessons IN English
Grammar" Grammar of the English Lam
euags.n New First. Second. Third. Fourth
Mrs. Burton Harrison, Flower de
Hundred 1890: "Anglomaniacs," 1890;
'.Dauchter of the South" 1892.
Peyion II. Hoge and Howard r. Baync,
travels of Ego and Alter" 1879.
W. II. w. Moran, From School Room to
Bar" 1892.
Margaret J. Preston. "Beechenbrook,"
1866. ~
G. s. venable, Easy Algebra. High
School Algebra" Geometry" Notes on
Solid Geometry" New Practical. New
Elementary and Mental Arithmetcs."
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Webster. ''Pocahontas,'" 1910.
II. NJ. Wharton, Pulpit. Pew and Plat
FORM" 1890.
joseph Il. Wilson, BLACK Phalanx 1892.
Mrs. Kate Tannatt Woods, Fair Maid OF
Mar blebegd." 1889.
The collection thus far made, comprising
more than go books and pamphlets. to-
pether with all contributions received dur
ing the ensuing week. will be displayed at
the Exposition of the Virginia State Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society at Richmond
from October 9Th to goth. whore intending
contributors may leave with the attendant
any volumes or may register their names
and addresses with list Of such volumes as
they propose to contribute.
No effort will be spared by the officers and
members of the board of managers and or
the auxiliary board TO complete during the
next SIX months full representative collec-
ton of the works of Virginia authors and
books relating TO Virginia lfor display in
the library-room OF the Nit. Vernon building
at the Worlds Columbian Exposition at
Chicago next year. At the close OF that TX
position il is proposed to have the entire
collection returned here and permanently
preserved in the new State library building.
Secretary Morton desires that the press OF
the State will aid the board by mentioning
and commencing this most praiseworthy
effort
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
Huckins' Soups. What are They?

J.H.W. Huckins was the originator of these
delicious soups. For seventeen years he was
chef de cuisine at the weil-&nown Parker
House, Boston. For forty years have these
soups been sold by fancy grocers with salts
faction. They are heavy bodied, having in
them 65 per cent. beef stock, and are yari-
ously and delightfully."- seasoned. MIR.
details of making them in their mammoth
kitchen in Waterford street. Boston. Think
of IT, Nearly one million gallons of Huckins'
soup were used throughout the English
speaking world last year.
1t il served. but free Of charge. all day
at Hermann Schmidt's. Fifth and Broad
streets. Everybody 10 welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
HTGH ART NOVELTIES IN SILKS AND VELTETS

Fabrics mold the conyen-
yin rides
geofch effects
eren
prevailing Muscoyi Bengane
Crvst arnureF
of tyies aud
eClayD
reandwe fee will be pleased oclsuIuth-5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
STUART ROBSON.

October 10th and 18th this celebrated
comedian will appear at the Academy
of Music in Goldsmith's immortal
comedy, "She Stops to Conquer" The
Henrietta" and an extra matinee Tues
day. when the comedy of Our Bach
el0rs" will be given.
The personal popularity of Mr.. Rob
son, who is the acknowledged leading
representative of classic comedy in
America, imparts to this engagement
more than ordinary Importance, which,
when supplemented by the actual merit
of his plays, the very efficient company
with which he surrounds himself and
the lavish manner of embellishing his
productions. cannot fail to make the oc-
casion really brilliant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
ano,ber IJouor and Opium Cure.

The Virginia Vegetable Liquor and Opium
Cure Company is about to establish sani-
tarium in this State and will open u retreat
in this city October 18th. | asked a Rich
mond man yesterday who is interested in
the matter what the cure was. He replied
that it leaves the patient physically. men
tally and chemically unable to 90 back to
drink or drugs and permanently brighter
and stronger in all his powers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02


At Thcn's Hall, Seventeenth aud Main,
the Citizens Building and Loan Association,
No. s. has been organized with the follow
ing officers: President j. w. White. Of j.
w. White n Brother; Vice President. A. G..
Becker. superintendent Union News CON-
pany; Secretary. Charles A. Schmidt. of
Charles A. Schmidt 4 Co.. Treasurer, G. G.
Thon. of Seventeenth and Main streets.
Trustees: Charles j. Schmidt. with Charles
L. Davis; John w. Gillian. of A. G.
Workman & Co.. George Sorg. of Wheeler Il
Wilson Sewing Machine Company Direc-
tors; The above and Thomas NJ. Hiltz-
himer. with Roanoke stables; l.. F. Sullivan,
auditor Chesapeake and Ohio railroad; Major
L. l.. Courtney, OF Union depot Frank Il.
Sutton. of Sutton & Co.; w. A. Snider. with
Simons Blank Book Company; George H.
Richardson. with j. w. White & Brother.
This Association expects to start with about
5000 shares of stock. They will meet at
Thon's Hall and will be open for business
by the let of November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02

Mr.. Louis A. Walton and Miss Lula r.
Jones went out for stroll last Wednesday
afternoon. and while on their walk they de-
cided that single blesssdness had lost SAVIOR,
and proceeded TO the residence of Rev. J.
b. Hutson. pastor of Pins-strset church.
whore they were married. The bride l. the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
BLACK GOODS.

Our reputation for keeping the best inc g, OF
RIsc, E6odS has long been establl he'd; We
c I,rrH only the very best makes Of all BLACK
Goods and guarantee them 10, wear, :, Weu a ana
give satisfaction Our &c. Black Hen1i ,,.daJ
nnt 10 urn rnstv or red, but 10 retain their
pure black lustre TIL the last thread IS worn
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02

daughter of an esteemed citizen, MT. Bsnls ms.
mia T. Jones. and IL quite cnaamlns g Th.
r Groom ia a son of Policeman 4. A. Walton.
and Is highly esteemed by those who know
him. The happy couple have the best
wishes; viii, Of a host Of friends for their future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
Ladies', Misses and
Children's Wraps.

r,iebinS 70 INV Wraps 10 call and see ours be-
fore thew buy. Our stock is larger and letter
selected than ever before. and contains some
exceedingly handsome things Tor ladies,
misses aud children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
FLANNELS.

Fine Atwood White Flannel at CSC.
Superior Quality Fine Lambs-Wool White
Flanuel. iuc.
TTtra-Fine All Pure Lambs Wool Flannel
IS inches wide, 5Oc.
Silk-Narp Flannel, 81 a yard.
Fine embroidered tlannels, &c., @c.. u,
81 p and sl.5) yard.
GRAY riannels at lgi., Is. 1874. % and 25c.
Blue Iwlled Flannels at %, 81, Sls, 10 and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
Carpets, Carpets.

We are showing some Of the handsomest
styles in high grade Carpets TO be found In
the city.
Digelow's Administer, superior patterns,
with border to match, laid on your floor sc
81 70.
Smith Moquet beautiful patterns. with bor-
der to match. laid on your floor at eL35.
StinsOn Yelvets. with borders. Sl.25
Tapestry Brussels. in dozen different
grades. ali nice and handsome patterns, at
prices that cannot DO duplicated elsewhere;
Call and see our stock. We wall be very glad
to show you.