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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
FOR III Nj.

nor Rent - HANDSOME BRICK -
4 DWELLING No. 23 north Harrison "A
stree: twelve rooms; modern improvements
Low rent 10 quick tenant :, ,,.,.,.,,.. ,.o
feO 1T X. 1hAfflN ~.
TFYOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD FARM.
4 near the city. IN high state OF cultivation.
BOSWELL X HARTMAN.
ferr north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

MANICUREGOODSN GREAT VARIETY
DIR Parker Bray's Ongollne.
Diamond Nail Enamel.
Rosaline.
Emery Boards.
Nail FILES Steel, Pearl. Ivory and Tor
tO!se Shell, etc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

DuTs Opera Company vas pronounced by
the Dramatic News o.. las, week as the best
light opera company on the road, and tho
following cast speaks highly for its excel
leuce. Miss Helen Bertram, q soprano of
great merit Hetina pade.iorI VII, Is well
known here. ~. u. Clark the famous ba,so.
and Richard Carroll. the comedian who took
leading parts 40 the Casino. New York. and
today has no rival. leaving Francis Wilson
out of the question. The chorus is large and
well drilled each one composing 10 having
been selected carefully. The girls are pretty
and have fresh. well-traned voices, while the
costumes and scenery are from the hands 81
the most capable artists The production Of
The Queen Mate and "Paola. VIII sur
pass anything 81 tie kind here THIS season,
and lovers of music will have q rare treat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

The Ladies' Sewing Circle Of the Balm
bridge street Baptist church had their regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon Only rou-
tine matters were transacted.
The servicee in the churches were quite
largely attended yesterday considering the
inclement weather.
4 number Of wagons laden with tobacco
passed through the city yesterday en- route 20
the Richmond markets from the rural dis
tricts of Chesterfield and Powhatan counties.
Many Manchesterlans attended the memo
rial services on Dr. Sturgeon Sunday after
noon at the First Baptist church. Richmond.
Poles were being distributed yesterday for
the electric lights that will at 10 distant day
illuminate the city.
No Philadelphia papers we're received IN
Manchester Sunday afternoon.
The broken span on Mayo's bridge 10 being
rapidly repaired. Pedestrian travel Is allowed.
but no vehicles can cross over a. yet. Ii Is
UNDERSTOOD however. that in few days the
break will be fixed and the Decatur street-car
line will resume its schedule.
The Young aides Aid Society of the Balm
bridge-street Baptist church held meeting
Yesterday afternoon They unanimously
agreed % have the Sunday schOol room re-
painted and gave out the contract accord
ingly. -.
The intermediate examination in the public
schools was concluded yesterday and resulted
in "A general advancement through the schools
and the graduating OF the higher classes IN the
HlCn School
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
OUR SPECIALTIES.
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Four-ounce bottles, SOC.
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The assortment includes llellotrOpe. White
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Made in St. Thomas. West Indies, and be-
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the country. is highly recommended for its
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many prize medals AT the various American
and European exhibitions. Only the choicest
BAY caves and the purest Sugar Cane Run
enter into its composition. In addition 10 its
fragrance and desirabliity as an article OF tho
toilet. it possesses remarkle medicinal proper
ties and Is recommended for external use upon
the head and hair. the face using as wash
as shampoo. at the bath, the face after
shaving. for relief Of headache. fatigue and
soreness OF the muscles rheumatism, tooth
ache, suu5urn. ETC., etc
6-ounce bottles Bic. each.
I2-ounce bottles SOC. each.
l-Quart bottles, voc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

The House was called 20 order promptly at
noon yesterday by Sir. John i. ityan OK Lou-
.un. speaker Cardwell not being present at
deepening of the session. The attendance Oi
.le mem ers was rather slim. but consider
able amount OF routine business was disposed
OBJ Rev Dr. William r.. Jndklns of Laurel
stree, Methodist church offered prayer. Two
days leave 81 absence was granted 70 MT. i.
3D. Hall of Ha.IfaX The consideration OK the
Direct Fax bill. which had been made the spe--
Ga. order for yesterday. was postponed until
Wednesday at j. H.
On d. ation of Mr. y. b. Munford of this
city. the annexation hin was made q special
o.i.l loi next Thursday 40 =. d., and on
motion OF Alr. u. G.. keat. the Railroad Com
M SION bill. which had been reported adj
'.rsoly by the Committee on Roads and inter-
n-l Navigation. was made q special order for
I.1. Friday at ! T.. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-MY FORMER RESIDENCF7
i on North avenue opposite ,krookls. ~
parl Isrpe lot and beautiful EIGHT Il JON
oIiFrN ANNE COTTAGE. VIII sell cheap and
90 xarv liberal terms A. 4. CORDkS.
70 ~. te9 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

Mr b. Chambers. Of Westmoreland. intro
ouced a bali entitled an act 10 protect tho
oyster industry Of the Commonwealth. The
D.l provides that the Board on the Chosa-
ieake and its Tributaries shall rs soon as
Practicable after the passage of this act. cause
~ te made % true and accurate survey of the
iaiurt oyster beds rocks and shoals OF the
Commonwealth. tie survey 10 DO made with
reference % fixed and permanent objects on
i-e slolo. giving courses and distances 10 be
.eserDca 20 the written report. Copies of
ine charts and maps are 10 be fled in the erch-
mApsand charts OF the United States Coast and
1eodetic Survey Of the largest size shall be
mace Tor each county in tho Commonwealth
~ TIE waters Of which the natural beds are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

.yVE HAVE FoR. SALE 4 SPLENDID RESI-.
wv DENCE on Franklin street; price very
law. owner anxious TO sell; fashionable loca-
Ion; worth looking after.
80 BOSWELL 4 HARTMAN.
Xfe7-2. snosth Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

We are now in good shape at our new
home 1901 and 1886 east Main. and in much
better condition than ever before 20 serve our
customers in fine uph0lstering and bedding.
Having our factory and show-rooms together
We can give much better attention 70 both
wholesale and retail work.
iPLope s97. HOWELL q SHAW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
COURT MATTERS.

The County Court OF Chesterfield Judge
Clopton presiding adiourned for the term
Yesterday after the transaction OF consldera-
Die routine business relating 10 county and
road matters. qualifications on estates, etc
Three civil causes were tried and DISPOSED Of
The case of Jewett against Chapman was con-
tinued until the March term. The new jail Is
approaching completion. and It Is said. will
be completed by the 22d instant. All criminal
eases were set for trial at the coming March
term. .,,.
In the police court yesterday Mayor Attkis-
son fined John Pryor = for an ordinance yio-
lation This was the only case for His Honors
consideration. There were several arrests
made Yesterday for ordinance Violations all
of which will come up this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

Our prices on fine Lounges and COuches
are less than You viii ind elsewhere. Wo
have the best woikmen and make specially
of this line o. goods. HOWELL a. SHAW.
1905 east Main. Phone 8J7,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

Mr.. Wells Wilkinson IS detained at home
10y sickness NJ.
chester yesterday. Ill
Master Robert Anderson was taken SICK
quite suddenly Sunday afternoon whue visit
inc 40 a neighbours house. He was taken 10
his home and yesterday was very much inl-
proved. ,..-,.t.
Mrs r. ". Broadnay. Jr., IS white SICK at
her home in SwausbOrO.
Mr.. William Craig is confined 10 his nome
by serious indispostiOn.
NIr. Robert McRae is quite sick at his home
on Porter street
Mrs. William b. Bradley is very sick at her
home on cambridge street.
Miss Annie May and Miss Leila Anderson
and sister are visiting friends IN Petersburg.
Mrs J.. r.. Thornhill IS entertaining her
brother, Nj. David Christian, of Appomattox
county. =,
Mrs. c. c. McRae and her mother. Mrs.
Eugeuia Walden are both quite sick at their
residence on Porter street
Miss Sarah Porter IS confined to her home
by sickness. ~. ~,
Miss Bell is quite sick at her home on Ninth
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
THE NEW CUST0M-H0USE
maYsooy BE BUrLr IN MANCHESTER
Meeting of the street COMMUNICATIVE Plan
for Lighting the City Atered-os'e'"
Denths-Court Matters-Personals
MANCHESTER BunrAU RICHMOND ZINES !
Twelfth and Hull streets. Z
Branch Office. fl0i Decatur street. }


Postmaster Smith is in receipt Of a letter
from the supervising architect at Washington
relative to public building for this city. In
formation is asked about the cost OF suitable
piece of ground, post-oilice statistics, popula-
ton. future prospects, &c.
The inquiry was tho result Of bill intro
duced IN the House Of Representatives by
Hon. George D. Wise 10 erect public build
ing in Manchester
Postmaster Smith will furnish the desired
information AZ an early date Manchester IS
not only entitled 70 a public building, but
should have mail carriers also, and 1t is a
well-known fact that sine has a population
including suburban, Of over 1900 nhab-
ltants. 80, 81,
Itis 10 be hoped that the bill will be passed.
There are several splendid sites for such a
building on Hull street. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

We have reduced the price on renoyatng
hair mattresses so that every body may sleep
on fresh. comfortable bed. - viii now give
YOU the same work for which We charged IS
on Broad street Write US a postal or call
Phone SGT. Howell * Shaw, 1906 east Main.
No matter how far west you live II will pay
IN come 10 1906 east Main for upholstered
work or bedding Howell shaw keep the
VAT Al shortest notice. Phone 5JI
sprneapproaches and all sanitary precau-
sbouid he renovated. Heretofore We have
CHARGED e3 FOX this work, now We Will Do II
Tor - phone sg7. Howell and Shaw.
No longer any excuse for sleeping on knotty
or drstv dirfv ma i~esses. We 30 them over
for 81 and return them the same day,
HOWELL a SHAW.
,pbone so7. LOG east Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

Mr.. John Carter died very suddenly at his
home, lO3 east Seventeenth street SUNDAY
night. about q o'clock. in the slxtleth year OF
his age He was ia his usual health about
when lie retired to bed. lie had not long
been in bed when he complained OF feeling
unwell. lie asked his son-in-law 10 raise him
M. and almost immediately fell back dead.
Coroner John w. Broadnax was tilted and
viewed the body He deemed an INQUEST I'M
necessary. rs 10 was evident rom the intorma-
ton gwen that death resulted from conges-
tive chill Mr.. Carter leaves a wife and one
child lie has only been living IN Manches,
ter about two months. was farmer and
moved here from the country.
Mrs. Susan Blankenshlp. who lived IN
pinev Grove neghborho0d Chesterfield
county. d ed Sunday night after short Ill
ness. She was a woman Of exemplary Chris,
tan character. beloved and re spected by all
who knew her and her sad death has cast
o. Gloom over the community IN which she
lived The funeral Will take to-day and the
,nterment will be made IA the old family
buryiug-ground
1ir Robert Atkins. one of the oldest resi-
dents of Powhatau county. died Saturday IN
the eighty-thlrd year of his age. be de-
ceased lived near Flat Rock. and had been M
feeble health several weeks prior 70 his
death. He was very useful citizen and was
a prominent member Of the Baptist church.
Ills funeral took place yesterday.
ASSIGNMENT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

y. F.. Davis. grocer and liquor dealer doing
business 40 the southeast corner or Fourth
and Hull streets. made an assignment yesler-
dav in favor Of his creditors. Mr.. George r..
Gary IS named as trustee.
The preferred creditors are as follows. tirst-
Glass Fdel Br Tiers of Richmond sil250,
second-ciass Writ T.. Taylor a. Co.. $50; Eli
son and Harvey. sl6O. third and last class.
4 r. Minor. $50. Joseph W. Blanton, go.
Total. Sg62.50 Assets not given.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18
HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT,
A Material Improvement in the Week.
Death Rate-yital Statistics.

A Material Improvement in the Weekly
Death Rate-vital Statistics.
"The death record last week presents very
material improvement" says the weekly report
Of the health officer.
1.-THE number reported was but IS, as COM
pared with 122 in the previous week, and a.
against 12S during the corresponding days Of
last year. The annual death rate for the week
is 17.6, while the average rate is about 22.2.
should this encouraging condition Of health
continue through the season it will present a
strong contrast to that Of the last two years,
when, as in the quarter ending June 80 last, the
death rate ran up to 27.3. Acute lung troubles
are gradually subsiding, having run down to
but fatal cases from pneumonia and from
bronchitis. The only apparent increase of the
dangerous maladies appears in the deaths
from dlphtheria. These do not indicate any
but IL new cases reported from the whole Dis
trict. During the whole month, thus far, there
have been reported 81 cases of diphtheria and
8deaths. Reports from the different sections
of the country where diphtheria is prevailing
show that the general average Of deaths there
from to the total number Of cases is about one
in three.
1.-THE fear Of the spread Of typhus fever and
smallpox from New York city has subsidized. Dur
ing the week before last there were five cases of
typhus and four deaths and Of smallpox five
cases and one death reported. There was but
one case Of typhus last week and four of small
pox, with but one death. The able and effective
medical force Of that city has demonstrated to
the world how modern science can reprcss and
coniine within comfortable limits the dread
enemies Of human hfe." The report shows:
Number OF deaths, IS; white, ~; colored, SO.
Death rate per 1000 per annum-white, $50
colored, SIS. Total population, ITO. Twenty
fouysGere under i've years Of age,13 were under
one year old and n over 60 years. Twenty
| Of the deaths occurred In hospitals and public
| institutions. The deaths by classes were al
follows: Zymotic, Is; constitutional, 81
local, 40; dsvelopmental, 8; violence, l.
The principal causes Of death were: Diphtheria
s; consumption, 10; disrrheal, 4; erysipelas, 1
typhoid fever, q malarial fever, 1; scarlet fever
| 1; pneumonia, s; congestion Of the lungs,
bronchitis, 8; kidney diseases, 8; menin
gitis. Q; cancers, /. Births reported: White
males, Is; white females, IS; coiored males, IA
colored females, 20. Marriages reported: White
n: colored, 8. still births reportsd: White, 4
colored, s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18
FUTURE DAYS.

GAZE or SCHOOL HE0UsE AND Eor-ofTICF
= Of the Of tbs District Of Columbia
May II lS9.in puIs9snce Of the authority granted
1921: The school building and 81. on s2Yth sds q
fcy NE e Pqp'is :Sctigs on TYEsDAX yhs TWEE
In front II said building. Terms Of sss: One-third
cash. and the balance in six and twelve month"; with
interest q per cent annum, secured by deed Of
trust on the property Purehsssd. 0spQsit Of 900
sIoncrs reserve the ehs 70 any and al Sas =
price. ]. ". DOUGLASS, JOHN W. ROSS WI. n
bia. - myl2fjt
LIMITED sTATEs HARsHAL'S sALE.-By virtue
writ OF hez1 fscias Issued put Of the clerks o.
ncs q the SuprsHs CONT q ne D,tSct q columblk
n front II the emit hSgss docs 3: s,id glstIt
TWEf4E a e rs ~ ats ~ e
intFst q The dsfend.ni n and 9 fhs follosins DE-
scribed properly 70 Wit The west twenty COZ a
lot 1smSssSd iSsE s., tn s9n.Ss nHmSsFsa tsn hum
District g colanbass VII ~ snd Ingulss a. r.
Hopssty q Eli..ss llypa: snd Sli e soId e 800.
"a H. s:Iia, Ec f Eli 1922 81. E {
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctiopser,.

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THR SInffviSY6EH2, f " ~
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CAtE p.S ~ rh6I ITrf ~ ELECTRIC
SRHH55pppAMSWo IN FhoNT oF EACh PIECE OF
pv 49, =, -, ,.
ony it % tne dast VIII ana testament OF samuel
t IN wv 2nGs OF me bsglser q wills Il the said
81. ~ ,h, nHoh 20 - tono ISL VIII oner Tor
Ss :onnU 10 described real estate (s situated in
~. .he .; " wASniheton Dstrct OF ColunOia). at
'n S LIVE Ws TX Iss,nSitsr specinsd 70 Wit:
NV n Istp5 ine Ei0HIEENIh DAY OF
mhhi, n. ~. io3-. rOUh ,t4) OCLOCk r. NJ. all
IN the county and District aforesaid being part of
tract o. land called Frisndship." containing acres
Ioous ana peIches OF land. more or less being the
saule properly which was conveyed to Samuel w.
Xunsen oy isaac MarshaI oy deeds dated May 30 D.
1850 ~ ;a aeoS' anu recorue4 IN the and