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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03
THE TEACHER TOURISTS.
THE PARrY REACHES HAvANA, cUBA.
Miss louise Hunt, of Lexington, to Wed
George W. Mountcastle The Late
Perrin Busbee's Remains.

RALEIon. \. C.. Jan 2.-'special.I-A cable
gram Was received here to-day 81 noon from
Co.one l. G.. Harr, 4 st Havana. Cuba. who IS
IN change OF the PARTY which left few DAYS
ago Tor trip 20 Cuba. anuouDcin. that tho
PARTY arrived in Havana safely this morning.
Governor Holt to-day commissioned John b.
DroadIoot 10 be major OF the Fayetteville In
dependent Light Infantry aud John G. Nann
captain. This organization IS separate and dis
tlnct rom tho State Gnarl.
IN rensains 81 the late Perrin Busbeo. brother
Of lion th1res VI. ius ee OF this city, arNca
mere o-dav from Denver, Col. where his death
occurred on christmas day. Inc remains hANe
been en- T0nte here aimee thct az. The funeTai
took place this morning at the frst tfesDs-
terlen church.
it Is announced that Miss frances Louise
Hunt OF lex,ngfOn niece OF Governor holt,
viii be Married on January 18th 70 Mr. George
". MOuntcastIe.
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Rscent Publications.

THr QUEEN OF THE AIR Iy John .Rusun.
Charles II. Merrill & Co.. New YORK For Sale
by j. W. Randolph Co.. Richmond, va.
Mr.. Norton's introduction % this study Of
the Greek myths Of cloud and storm is admi-
rable. lie claims that the study has been a
fayorite pursuit of Mr.. kuskln Tor many
wears The authors exposition of tho
myths of Athena in the first part OF the vol
ume he SAYS does justice 10 the beauty. yari-
ETY. and p,wcr of the spiritual conceptions.
which were associated with the myths { the
birth and attributes OF the goddess aud of her
Telati rs 20 mankind.
The second section Is mainly occupied with
the exposition of her supposed relat 20 the
vital force IN material organ, ms. while the
third part is ma lie up OF var Gus notes con-
nectad by their ethical purport with the con
ceptiOn of Athena az the dlTectrlX OF tie
Imagination and the Will
The latter portion Is more Of q treatise on
political economy. government and educau II.
and on the opposition of the spirit OF mOdesty
to that Of the spirit or liberty.
DmsrNG, 10y william Pittenger; Cores
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Company. philadelphia For sale bY j. w.
Randolph Co, Richmond, Va.
These three dainty little volumes should
be in every library. The first contains 100
questions on debating with notes and argu-
meLts. The second gives suggestions, pre-
cepts and examples for the construction OF
letters, while the third contains al the prin-
ciples OF the art OF conversation.
DEIsAnTEAN pANrOMI1Iis. BY Mrs. J. W Shoe
maker. The Penn Publishing Com any. Phil
adephia. For sale by j. W. Ia dolph IL Co..
Richmond, va
An interesting volume designed for home,
school and church entertainments The pan.
tOmimes have musical Accomplishments and
the demand for such novel entertainments OF
a character eleyatlng and aesthetic led the
author 10 the preparation OF this book
The STORY oF TIE ODYss g. BY nr. Edward
Brooks. The Penn Publishing Company, phila.
delphla tor sale Dy J. W. randolph 4 Co..
Ricl mond, Va.
This is a simple version of the Odyssey. or
the adventure of Ulysses The volume is
prepared with view OF extending d knoWl-
edge OF the lad among the young Ii is an
admirable book for a boy or GIL and is Ger
tain to contribute to their happiness and
culture.
THE ODDS AGAINST HIM By Horatio Alger, Jr.
The Penn Publishing CompanF. PHI ielphia.
For sale by }. ". Randolph d Co.. Rich
m nd, Va.
The adventures and experience Of Carl
Crawford, driven from home bright story
for boys aud girls. Ii is both wholesome and
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

wINsrov. n. C.. Jan. g-fspocl ALA serious
dincuHy between two reputable citl/ei. oi
avis county IS reported 10 ,.ag. The combat
AM were George A Barnlardt and ". d. -,
as0n and son. The particulars are tnat l!io
dil.caltv arose over the k.llug OF Barnhardt 5
aog py s. D. Mason. Barnhardt conyeyed tne
Intelligence 90 Jason that lac must ELMER pa5
him IN Tor the dog or taEo whipping hr. pa
son preferred the former and therefore sent nr.
InrnhArdt the amount aske ior. Inc IN
norrirQ. however. Mason and las son loadei
I'D their pistols and went % the home OF I,Slh-
hart evidently with the view OF taxing some
lodys SCALP. After the three met rev
warm and unpleasant words pas.sa' "n noll
tols When the smoke had cleared away
barnhardi found thei he had five car'rqiges oi
2g-calii 70 .ize ia his back, and the Oh man
Mason discovered that he had four 81 the same
size "a his breast. owing to me iact mat ths
mon had ON heavy clothes. and the ,inail $40 Ol
thc loo ine-Ir0ns neither sustained scrion. IN,
iuries ITO ONLY man VINO received PAM ul
wound wa MIR. John Kecsler, who WAS standing
~ he revenue coileo ions for tho week ending
t0-Gav amount 90 . it,bl.Or J ne MANUFACTURES
shipped 2Jg3j2 pounds this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

Glvrov. w.. Jan. -Chri stmas with rs fos-
tivte and mcrry-mahiug has come nnd gone
and il now only pleasant memory lhere were
the u-unl number OF church entertainments
Christmas trees Gnd dances.
he las. night Of tho old wear was si@naliIed
AZ tLeuew school house of "a ton with both a
Christmas tree and Il BALL be tree WIS ~. n
10 hcchillren of the emplO es of the lIch-
mond Mining and Manufactur ng Company uy
Mrs Ware j.. Gas and Mrs ohm ]. Jon
Mrs. Cav greatly endearlnE her CT to me
hearts OF those people ID many WAYS anu her
efforts 10 elevate. enu0Dle and benefit the eil.
plOves Of the c0mran are especially worthy of
mention through her cndeav0rs necessary
funds have been secured TO establish u. 20 DE
brary there. and She ha, most generously oner-
ed T. furnish their uuday-schOol ". tn all tho
ncodful literature he BAH. after fhe cluiffcu
were disnis ed a. 30 J.. H.. was greatly cnofed
aud lasted until the small hours of the morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03
Dot. Hmm frinc. Edward.

MFnERRrS Jan. 1-rSneciaL.- The Christmas
holidays have raised of very QuleiIy' Dul nun
or mo- dancing parties for the YOUNG IcO le. ana
tie merchants complain OF dull Christmas
generally. t.f
Ih hristmas tree for the Sunday-school
childfen OF the Baptist church came OIL ia,t
week and that Of the Methodist Sunday schools
t0-aay. Both wore splendid successes ~ lhe
children returning wien many presents ana we'll
Professor Richard r. Nav. Of the Neherrin
school has returned after spending q part OF
tue holidays in your Ca sitting relative.
Mr.. S. j. Nomack Of Lynchnurg has re-
turned home after ssnding several days win
his friends here
Mr Niey Norris telegraph operator AZ
BRAKES Branch. stopped over to-day for SNORT
time returning from bis home IN tarnFiile'
where he was called by illness ci ms mother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

DANyTLfF, Va. Jan. 2.-iSpecial1 The High.
street Baptist church. one among the largest and
most influential cOlOred churches in The State.
l. IN great stew, Key. j. l.. BaTkSdale the
pastor has heretofore been regarded az the
mos poiular colorec minister in the state la
faci hare was contest once gotten M by 4
llchnQnd colored man 20 test the popularity OF
the ministers OF the State TO DO decided by
votes. Rev. barksdaie Won the FIRST rize, a
fult OF clothes; but a few months ago there
wa p scaDda IN the pastor family and The i'm
ser Of SUSPICION pointed towards him. The dee.
cen, thought the surroundings were such as 10
weHhfn MS srifliua! influence and unit. him
for the care o 80 large q dock Accordingly
they asked HIM 10 resign. Rev. Earksdale could
no. e y that way and refused TO tender his
ress'naiion. Thereup1n the deacons resigned
With the pastor Was elsclsd. The pastor had .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

..-.,o tho Argentine Ropublic has one
stretch OF 2iI miles without curve Of prlueo'
u,s Horny NJ. Stanley has peculiar fad. Her
bobby is rarasols, Of which she has Truly hai-
yelous collection.
c,mels ar. the only working cattle used IN "a
CIR ain psrt OF the Ural districts SONS iSis'
farms possessing huudreA each
pari, has increased in population abort per per
cent during the last i've Years IN i1'n - ""'
SSsi inhabitants Now 10 has 2l2-.si'.
c,o.. Britiau has more women workers than
,ng otber country in proportion 20 lopu &.l'il'
~ per cent OF The industrial classes are "'N''''
rro,res. in railroad building in India Is reilD 10
,,,,riv nine hundred miles being leieu ~ ~
trtfic this car. The total mileage 'Oi '"0
country ) Is,o'A
A large number OF thoronghhred horses "e .b'
soiI al Newm rkci recently. ahi 49, y 80
most valra / animals that were purcHaSs'' ii'''
been sent TO AmeucA
Tho dowry Of Turkish bride is fixed ~ cn ms
tom AZ 81 % and the wedding Dag Us nv a..d
Thur.dav 80 SPOONS. forks or vine ARC u'0N
at tine wedding feast
The Guanches. the inhabitants Of tho Iana a,.
Tsian III arc said to boz tine remnants OF the a.,
Gem rae who 10000 Years ago poopied INC
drowned continent or Atlanus
The I'm ress Of Japan is distinguished ior
her musical taste and ability anu li '' I'M
PLAYS the kOtO ia anese inslful'A
ling the Hther. with great su CESS
IT. Fhlers. tho Germsn African explorer VINO
recenf'vmet and Mr. Stanley an opin.uu'
va charmed and EN- apturtd WIN u 4A-'0''
calling her the ca tivatiug Mrs. Slahley.
Princess Mary Of Teck viii be presented VIII
her wedding dress Ivy the LADIES committee Ga
the .a.ioual ik Association ana u IS 30 10
mad az silk fabrics from British LOOMS
Madagascar is probably the only place IN the
world where hristmas is ceienra en- twice
wear ana where fl re are also TWO Nc" .e"A
dals observed by On aid the same psope
The Court Of Common Council has resolved
10 devote - cuIneas % fha purchase ol
rro.en for fhe Duke ~ larence 0ud iriuce-s
MARI Oh the occasion of Their comins Wedding.
recent English invention is a .bnoyant Ire
SAVING seat for ships it'll. intended Tor 0tck
scat. the upper and over PARTS aeinf mace or
/ bno au ma er.al so that i thrown mo re
valerth e apparatus VIII support seYcral people
comfortably.
The Minister 81 National Defense for lnnfa-
~ ar0u teiervarF DE h0mlo- hefeS1l e-. mas
rendered his resignation lu order thar he MAJ
n.ht n duel win epu-y Herr gioh. flolii-
neul poll Ian 0f the DLi osuon. VINO h"t lli p
public citing expressed doubts as 10 ihc Aai0h
courage.
Pedro ~ of Dragon I21r found himself COM
ntlIal 30 rrohilif l afalonlau sub. ec.s ifn n
wearing false cards. hdt the mos singular
substitute wa the gollcu ueafd- worn h' .ie
KINGS Of Persia The kings oil Fran OF the
first dynasty wore bearls eutHiuel with goid
threads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

Wrrpox. y. C.. Jan 2.-fSoecial)-A party OF
tweptv-fve negroes loft hero yesteriaY Tor
pennsv vania whore thev have been promised
eool 10 nes aud work az rcmunefatlVe wages
They IS r. III charge ~ an agent Some Of inem
waited mere Tor hin several ua5s' AiHOns '"''"
we're men women and children -,
iulee Whitaker ina, appointed W. A Dunn,
IF TINS county. receiver Of the broken D8hh AZ
o nt0n ne has not yei entered upon me d.
charge Of his duties
General william Nshone. who has been here
several days ieIt yesterday Tor / ioilu" j" O'Di-
nan with Senator Cameron. ~
oInore passenger trains viii he placed on
the Atlantic COAST Inc ms month nom ~"
FORK 10 Jacksonville and other southern cltIes.
lie grip has spent its force here No new
cases are reported and those who have II are re-
fr 10. A. Hamilton, Of Baltimore, spent last
night in town.
Miss rate Prescott left to-day for visit TO
MSS Virginia Bragg. Of Brunswick county,
"a is visiting here. 90,
remove his family TO TINS place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

COLUMBIA. Va. Jan. 2-iSnecial.l- very
pleasant party was given az the residence Of
Nj. ,hafles Willard OF this town las. evening
4 IL occasion OF il was the return OF his son. f.
Russell Willard from Mexico. wnefe he has
been engaged for three years in mining opera
tion, Az an early hour dancing was legun and
kept no til after ~ O clock r. VI The enter
taiument was highly enjoyed by all present
Am ng those present we're: Misses Fannie
Richardson Kate Makeham, Lucy Stoneman.
Mamie Owens, Mamie Taylor of Hanover,
Rubie Dart of Richmond. and Messrs. ,oe
Owen. of laliimore. Phillip Stoneman, Arthur
u. Pa ne. rank Jenkins. Amber Wakeham, H.
X. 'owherd and Others.
i he grp is fast losing its hold upon our com
munity Nearly all have recovered who have
been attacked bS H.
Mr. W. ii. Smiih. who has been night operator
~ this alton Tor more than year, has reslg n-
cd TO take a position ln Macon, Ga.
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Drowned in Ia Cannl.

IYvcHBuRG. Va. Jan. 2>>'SreciaL Dudley
Irvine. of this city. negro in the employ OF th.
Chesaroake and Ohio railroad, was drowned
near the Chesa cake and ono pa.sfnge- de- 90
this morning while attempting 20 recover hls
ma which had Town into tho canal. hc teI
headlong into the stream and wa. Drowned be-
fore assistance could Iesch hlm ils hoiy was
recovered alter about thirty minutes had
elapsed and every effort wa made 10 resuscitate
him.
Car-oline Campbell was arraigned before
Mayor lcncev 10 the police court TO-DAY on a
charge of killing o. err Williams AZ her snack
house on Bridge street. three weeks ago fer
hearing The evidence a the case Ills Honor de-
ciied that the shooting was accidental and dis
fniccpl fine case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

MONTEREY, Va. Jan Special There have
been great many deaths 10 this county ana "a
great deal or icAncss prevails At TINS writing
John j. Gibson and Robert W. lightner fr5
poorly Sandy stephenson, 81 Jackson ryer'
has pneumonia.
John Hatcih snot himseif accidentally fes 'er-
dav and De- ir ra' her "a rIecarons 81 uailOh the
Tall having I0seI through his shoulder and
neck
>ew Year l. q tame affair here Nobody seems
ast.r except the small boy IS b fre-crackfrs.
Hon. 2. Jones viii lely here Monday Tor
Richmond.
Our physicians are kept very busy. Captain
: G. Natheny. onr efficient clerk OF me courts
Who has boon very sick Of pneumonia, Is con
yaIasceuf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
taxing Halls Catarrh lure.
i. j. On .IY. AZ Co.. prourietors, Toledo o..
We the undersi ned, have known j.. D.
Cheney for the Inst fifteen years and believe
him perfectly honorable IN all business trims
actions and financially able to Curry ont amy
obligation made by their firm.
Wr,r a. IaUAx. Wholesale Druggists To-
lelo. @.
WNDne. KnSAN e. MtryN. Wholesale
Drug.is Toledo. %.
Halls tatarrh Cure il taken internally, a. T.
ing directly upoa the blood and mucous sur
faces of the sy.tem. Price zoe. per bottle
Sold by al druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

FRrDFRtcKsRURG. NA.Jfn Especial The
funeral of Mrs Mary Wexford Hatch. wife Of
Mr.. ~ J.. Hatch. Of Phuadel Ina. and only
daughter Of Captain j. Willard Adams. OF TINS
the Presbyterian church. lev. J. b. Morton con-
Quoting the services 10 was very largely at
tended. he intermont was ia the CITY ceme-
terv.
FIR and Yrs J.. VI. Adler, Of Nelson county.
are visiting the family OF Nr il. kaufman on
Prince Edward street.
Mis- Fliza Mitchell and Miss Minnie enoad Of
Iancasta r. county, are visiting Mrs. Colonel II.
n. Harrison.
Miss Marion Prince of Fauquior county, is
visiting friends here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

MARINE INIELLiDENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY 1912
SIM ri.e,............7..- 'ioon sets ...Sso J.. u.
sun sets.............5t B ays lens.h-...5n. SOM
PORT OF RICHMOND JAyUAaE p 1892
ErEu.
Schooner stulman Lennsu. New York brim
stone.
Schooner ~ r. Eocthil. Andorson, New
York ID q wood. vessel Curtis atkor
pOHI OF WLSI O.NI. JASUAHl - 1892.
ARRIVED
Steamship Charlotte, NicA.e Baltimore mer-
cnanlise AMI pas enger5, 81 ethtnf fhef'
Providence merchant e. steamship Iona,
Simmons. iOr cotton.
SAILED.
British King. liverpool VIA Norfolk. cotton;
steamship Alogi 1Is Norfolk ne chandl. Re-,
steamship harote. Baltimore, merchandise
and pas,enge 81
LAMDEHIS POINT. JANUARY 2, 1892.
ARRIVED.
large 4. " Mno-t schooners Estello. Phin
ney. -.inaie, Berg
LOADED
s,hoonors /. G Anderson. Boston; James
Watherspoon. Vera CruIe.
CoALED.
Spanish steamship Ga.lego, New Orleans Liy-
erIOOl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

GonDoNsvUIF. y o.. rGn o. Special Daniel
East a cOiored man about sixty years of age. =
shoemak.r was engaged in his shop at a
o clock this morning when hs va, taken sicL
fell film his seat and was dead % few mo-
mcnfs. Heart trouble is supposed 20 he the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. Jan. 2-SpeciaLl Captain
William Lewis. superintendent OF the Ray 60. q
mine led this morning. he was an Lnghsh-
man aud highly respected.
found ii di.icult 20 procure vine for cOmmun-
ion to- morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. .. Special Information
reached the city his morning hat the tarn 81
Mr. = hOmas W Bert. living az Princess anne
station. Norfolk county oH the norfolk and
Southern railroad. together with twelve head of
horses and mules two COWS and lot OF proven
der was burned this morning AT clock. Loss
about $1,000: insurance, St0l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03
by Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and Brokers'
No. North Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE oFFRAME DWELLING


BY virtue Of a certain deed OF irus, dated tie
18th dar of June. i.e1 and of record IN the
clerk off ce OF Richmond thancery ourt IN
decd book lN b. page -, default having cen
made I'M the payment OF portion or me ueDs
therein secured. aud being required 80 20 ID py
the bene aciary, We viii sell by suction upon the
premises on
MONDAY, JANUARY T. 1892,
at4.s0 O'Clock p. w. al tina. certain lot. piece or
parcol OF land iying alt Heng ia ths city OF
Richmond Vas and uOunlea rs follows. 20 VT:
commencing at point on the north Inc on
Ieiah stree. qJ feet east OF its intersection
wffa the east hneof Harrison street and run
ngaionr the northern limo of Leigh street IN
an easterly direction o feet thence ~ right
angles u0rthwarilv amt between iarallel Ines
~ feet 90 au alley feet Ntue.
Tress. ono fourth n cash the residue in
six and twelve months. secured by deed on
trfst. ADJ HtWNINtr
r. SIIlEkDlNG.
CHFvNrSG g. RosE, Auctioneers. Trustees.
DE 3l-t1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03


IRAN ID. MILL x CO..
observation-disclosures AND AGENTS.
SO 6NORTH ELEVENTH STREET.
The selling and renting ~ Real Estate
I'm tho ciig Of Richmond has been = specially
with us for fWenty-iour years. I'm add ton 20
this we make loans on city real estate a. o
per cent. interest az moderae charges. Con
nlent that we can please n you VII give Us
d chance. We 0ner our services TO al IN want
OF d real estate agent
ja26t FRANK ID. HILL & co.
THANHS
Grateful for your kind support and liberal
patronage during tho past year We urn TO one
ami all our heartfelt thauks. q start he new
yea aith renewed energy and promise our nm
divided TIME and attention 20 all business aQper-
tanning 20 REAL ESTATE. Our long experience
and competent help IN the several departments
of our business IS guarantee that your inter
ests Will be lealously guarded.
Sincerely yours,
CHEWING & ROSE.
Real Estate Agens, AuctiOneers
and Brokers, north Ten h street,
iaa-ot Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

BAtchelor. FOR. &c. plain,ia. againt ufa
keysyille Rail DAD lomp2n- Sc dcif
and Eliason Sales K 60. Tor, =, pi-i.
sgainst Granville et ais. delen itht, u .-
Chancory 90 n OF the CRY o. ~. .moI -
/. Charles w Hodlin. clerk OF said court ..-
tify that he bond required ~ Neaie n.s
h. b. nun ord. h. n Mcclure ana j. y tue.. Y.
Jr.. four OF the special comni''.on'1, het
been duly given. t...t 4.,.r nfeenl-
Der. 1891. ChAAA|' w. t.erk
dc -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

.~l0.~-~er0fr--'0arerr ~-.l0-~'-e~r~-~
A rrCrION sALT OF BANANAS, PEARS.
4 kPPLEs, CHANGES, ac.-we viii sell on
MONDAY, JAyuA I lrg, at i2 .8, clock, choice
IL IL ions. COCOANUT5, PEANUTS. FIGS.
DATE, PRUNES &c; ,,.,,,,,,.,, ,.o,,
i.of,. iiiO east Main street.
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The Great Atlani C and Pacific Tea Company
II L. Ernad md 100 =. Vain slreets.

A beautiful China cusp.dore or a handsome
decorated China bread and milk set, three
pieces. aud q copy o. tie Tome Guard sle
i.1zJ given 20 every purchaser OF q two
pound box of 4. and T. Iak.n. Powder our-
ing the week also % special present with every
pound OF hea ne tar ten.
Thaulin the public Tor their liberal pa
tronase during the asst year We solicit a COM
tuuauce OF the same.
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n " BOME. ~,
y. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.

90. x TABS.
Assi.tants 70. &. RUsErIL.
TT. A. HANRIs
Selling and renting real estate IN the City OF
Richmond and IN its suburbs a specially, and
the management and sale OF good property, So
iicited. Loans made on city real estate at low
| est rates. - I-os
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

CARoLISE sUN-cURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE sUS-CthtD ToBACCos. TRY
1HEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

TpUcATE YOUR CHILDREN M RsfTs siI
l. their money by doposiung . pm .s sss All
NEsS-M MANS "a N. 9! east nIot ,se I'm ana re.
sums from >. GEMS npWatN 'oe''''
ceinted Tor. Interest aNowe1, ,voo
NIOANS MADE TO CUSTOMERS.
no l0.ll. ,iSlAt 5&su&n-5m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

Frank in-sireet residence. con. I.fing n .I.rf %
one unusually massive. eIaNOrft0 - crr...I
hOgnny side Board. BeVolcl Hnr.r 3D.. r,
hogany tiawioot Dining Table. Ornament,
Cherry DINING Chairs. upholstered Will
bos,ed leather. Leather j. rarr Iotn.. d,
Chairs Cherry falilof- ami Nn..o ..,.5
handsome Walnut CHamiar ~u.f with .r.r.
ro.e, ex ens,ve far.or ali in rrh and a. 3
Six lush Mah0yanv China Irew
snd work, and. NoGu.t'e larpet lara
enough ilr Two rooms. N .nUt Hat.Iact I.t
tan and Rood Chairs Odd far 0r lla.rs h.-
Brass Fire ser and Fender. ssh anl U.
'ham er suits Naute. roulesan Ornaments.
tai IaN Clock. lectures. In.rav.r.s I.s.,
land China. &C.. &c.
and wIll haze al unH.usI 0In0rfrHl.. nj .hta...
in elegant AM use 20. h0uselo. articles
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

Sauer's favorpg extracts for sale Of frat
class grocers. 20 and Csc. bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03
TUESDAY. JANUARY 3. is1s.

BY direction Of Mrs. Frank T.. Patrick. -.,f
sell 40 auction IN my ware-ro0ma. beginning az
fu..n III -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03
TyE Ellis & Cathcart.
General Anctioneors,
"A east Broad street.

WE Will SELL ON MONDAY MORNING.
norm II M TURE. MOQUEIIE AND BODY
HRU S l. CARPETS, RUGS. Ere. ham
her suits. Parlor Suits, sewers hundred ards
TTa-lor Mirror sewing Machines. several small
Mirrors. + very me Silver lea set, cost 400
Rogers Knives snd FORKS Tea and Tablespoon
large Swinging Ice PITCHER bureaus, Peg
lows Cooking and Heating Stoves, Is aif Btd
plonkets. and hundreds OF other articles not
men lionel. -.
Don miss this sale. rs the goods must 20 70
make room for new con ignments coming IN.
seats furnished for the ladies' ....,...
ELLIS a. CATHCART,
IA o-rt AuctiOnears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03

SPECIAL SALE

George W. Mayo. Aucfionoer.
Nos. y and - north Ninth sfrsst