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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25

Cuace stands for thought and peace, for
ii is solely a home flower, not found in
wild or mcared-for growth.
The second bill provides for the ar
rangemcnt of the stars in our flag in the
shape Of a pansy as illustrated by the
above design. There is no law now ieSu-
latng the placing OF the stars, and IN
some nags they appear in circles and in
others in parallel bars. &c, &c. Then
too, it provides for the proporllonate
space occupied by the blue field and the
stripes. which is now omitted in the law.
The whole idea is good, and Will no
doubt receive the hearty Endorsement Of
Congress when the bills sre considered.
Al of the members who have read the
bills are much in favor OF them.
IT, L. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
LETTER MISUsED.
J. 8. Redd Secures Goods by False Pre-
lenses but IL "A Ight at Last.

WINSTON, N. c., Dec. 2i-special.-
James S. Red1. of Rldgeway. Va. came
TO Winston November 18th. and got
letter OF recommendation from Cashier
AIspaugh, OF the First National Bank,
saying Redd had dealt fairly in all busi-
ness transactions with the bank lie told
the cas hier he would not use the letter
In Winston, but wanted II for buying
tobacco along the Norfolk and Western
road where he was not known. Redd
took the letter. and, on its face, got
over 500 worth Of goods from Winston
merchants. lie tried a fourth place, but
was trapped. Redd had the audacity to
send back to one OF the merchants again
to-day for a bill Of goods. Citizens who
knew Redd say that this Is not the first
time he ever played sharp games on
people. Merchants here have taken no
action as yet
Hotel Quincy was the scene OF run
away marriage here this morning. Tho
contracting parties were Miss Rosa T..
daughter OF Captain Patton Brown. an
influential farmer Of Rlchands, and John
A. Mckinney OF the same place. They
came on the special train with the In
diana excursion. The girl said the elope-
ment was caused by her fathers objec-
tion. The mother consentiug, the event
was to take place last spring, but the
old man sent his daughter OFF TO college.
When she returned home for the holidays
she planned successfully TO run away.
The bride is eighteen. the groom twenty
three. They returned to Virginia this
afternoon.
Two Indiana excursion parties, one
numbering fifty people, the other thirty
five. arrived in North Carolina last night.
An unknown negro was killed near
Walkertown by the north-bound passen-
ger train on the Norfolk and Western
road. He was drunk, and jumped on the
track as the engine approached. The
negro's companion was also injured.
An exhibition game of football VIII be
played here honday afternoon between
the Davis School team and the state
University bows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
Exceeded His Authority.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.-chairmap e. IL.
priIcn of the executive council OF the
American Banking Association announces
hat special meeting of The association ia
,yiII be called for January 18th, TO elect
y successor to william b. Green VINO
- resigned. Pullen says that Green
e,rceded his authority and the council
osl,ed for his resignation. Green Issued
circ,,iars without authority. asking banks
80 Contribute money TO a fund TO mn
snce hank legislation In Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25

PATTERSON. y. j.. Dec. H-Mrs.
Alice Faulkner. forty years old, a servant
at Mrs. Drews clearinghouse, No. 80
Ward street. and her daughter, Florence
twelve years old were found dead IN
bed this morning. The mother had evil
IDENTIFY choked the child TO death and
then smothered herself Dependency Is
supposed to have been the cause. Mrs.
Faulkner had recently been deserted by
her husband. who was a soldier In the
British army, and whose release she pur-
chased with money saved from her scanty
earnings in the mills here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
Cold Weather In North.

WASHINGTON, Dec. A.-Last night
was cold throughout the North. All col
ners in Mahanoy coal districts. Penn
sylvania. shut down, so much damage
having beer done by bursting Of steam
and water pipes \ negro was found
frozen to death in the street In Milford
Del, this morning and a white man
found dead from the same cause in a
field near Schenectady, y. y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
CLEVELAND'S CABINET.
THE PUBLIC Still GUESSING As
TO VINO WILL BE CALLED.
How President Harrison and His Cabinet
Ohicers VIII Spend the Christ
mas Holidays.
TINES BUREAU, RAPLEY BUILDING,
w .nrrl.-..al..- L.. D rLnn

"a merry Christmas 10 you" is the only
answer that comes in response TO my
frequent inquiries for something OF a
startling, hair-curling nature in the news
line, so 1 can only give what 1 get. and
earnest hope that the new year will bring
no single disappointment to the friends
love.
The morning here is full Of Christmas
The weather is perhaps a trihe too cold
for comfort. but the sun is bright, and the
streets are thronged by the late shoppers.
or those who have found at the last mo-
ment that some forgotten friend had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS.
They Decide TO Form Permanent Organi-
zation in New York.

zation in New YORK.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2i-The Association
Of Southern Democrats Of New York has
decided to become permanent orsaniAa-
tion. The success Of the association IN
Tho recent campaign, when by its Efforts
fhe Southern Democratic vote In TINS
cit, was Increased 5000 votes has led its
nembers to conclude that they have d
reasonable excuse for a continued OK
In srdcr TO effect this purpose an an
nual membership fee Of one dollar mas
bsen found necessary, and all southern
Democrats I'm the city who are ANXIOUS
10 aid the cause Of the association nave
been requested 10 communicate WIN y,
Treasurer J. ID. Abrahams NO. % ""i
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
MN. DE IIssErs' TAIY PIEAs.
Her Cnsavory Reputation Ienders her
Appeal. for sympathy Ridiculous.

Her Unsavory Reputation Renders Hcr
Appeal. for sympathy Ridiculous.
LoNDON. Dec. 2l-The appeals OF
Madame Ferdinand Joe Lcascps TO popu-
lu sympathy OF The last week have
Wo..a failure. Her description Of castle
ia Dnayuac as bare barn, inauincient-
R heated and furnished is eonlradlctcd
ly hundreds OK Pariaians who have via-
fei the De l.esseps family in the last
two yais. in fact. a. everybody in Paris
il Aeh hfc knows the president OF me
!a.ana Canal Company mas s1ffonhded
'' t Nith ali ,he luNuy that hi8 so
,'.l station requires. and has prided hlin-
e.t especially upon the richness Of com-
".t which he has been able 10 anord an
visitors az his residence. Madame DE
cps has been specially anxious 70 shine
oa AM entertainer. and has spent, as she
o".i spends. the Old mans money with
d lavish hand. she Is, therefore, hated
~ Asily by the poor people Ia France,
"A' nave lost heavily by investments IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
n. R,.,ue Continues 10 Improve.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-The improve
rent in Mr.. Blaine's condition continues.
What was practically n death watch es-
tabIished upon him ten days ago has been
relaxed and an air of greater chtsrlulness
prevails around the Blaine mansion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
r.saE or TmE THERMOMETER.

Range Of the Thermometer al Ine i'"es
Office yesterday. Dccembcr "a l>J- ,
D 4. NJ. D.; II A., @i' 1. ~, % -
AZ 20: o r. NJ. -. midnlght Il. Aver
are ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
netentixe SYnnot Killed.

DITBLIN. Dec. 24.-An explosion occurred
AT IL O'Clock tonight outside CT the de-
tective office In exchange court. DetecuNe
Synnot, who was passing at the uine' was
killed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
nir Fire in Bcssemer. Ala.

BIRMINGHAM ALA. Dec. 24-Fire IN
Bess, mer tonight DESTROYED seven frame
houses occupied as saloons. fruit stores
and restaurants. Loss. $1,000; insurance.
81 OCO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25

founder. giving the details OF It's possible
programme. The whole matter Is IN q q
nebulous state. The strongest ponucai
factors operate against the repor1eu ~
grouping Of the parties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
THEG0VERNMENTSF FOES
rNREMTTTfNG ~ THEIR DETERMI-
NATION TO DESTROY 1T.
An Attempt In the Chamber TO Involve De
Freycinet in tho Panama Soandal-M-
bot Preserves His Composure.


PARIS. Dec 2i-Thc proceedings OF the
chamber Of Deputies to-day showed that
49,. enemies ~ tho Government had NOT
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ysi si'e" up ''''' ue''iii''''"''o" 10 D''"N
70 down through the Panama scandal. A
determined effort was made to involve
r,. Frevcincf in the NET which has caueht
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us '"'y i''"''''' anu '''' ''
roar OF the chamber was so great as
10 cause apprehension Of personal vio-
1ence between the excited deputies.
A. pr,o. ,,r.s.,,.,, ,,,s con,noeure amid
d. i''''' p''''' '''' '''' n.. -.
ah the uploar .nu ..',, ,,,or ,1,s
anlH t'e", SN,l',''''''' '''''''
'hils'll's n".."f BE- .,...... .,nos that
me s.@',l'i,'' ''' ',..... .,..t d.. ms
i. -..''y ,,, ...'.....,,,,.t IS. rart of
,.' ...--,....5 ,l,r for tha overthrow of
3D.. Prr,..lic and mat each step taken
T.. o,r,s,i,,. die...-.3 I'm advance by the
nl,,tars aeainrt the constitution. SIS fully
confirmed. and tho evidence has arrived
an, a. ',''' ,o or,1.f cer,ain Of The con-
SplFdintSs aeAi"os "t'-'" -''
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
LOCAL BREv,TlEs.

Mrs. G. e. Henderson, accompanied
by Miss henderson and Miss Janette
Hillary, has returned to her home in
Ashbourne, Pa.
e. Chauncy, of Hagerstown, Nd, was
in the city Yesterday.
NJ. b Ormington, of Lynchburg, is in
tho city.
Licenses were issued by tho clerk OF
the court yesterday for the marriage of
s. ii. Randolph, of Lynohburg, and
Annie Il. Lark, of this city.
w. A. Glasgow, Jr., returned yester-
day from stay of several days in New
York.
Miss Josephine Vauter, who has been
visiting Miss Maggie OFT, returned to
her home near Charlottesville yester-
day.
r. p. G. Sanderson, division engineer
of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company, returned to Roanoke yester-
day from business trip to Bluefeld.
gang of men are engaged in digging
down the small hill in the rear of the
Norfolk and Western offices. The dirt
that it taken out is being used in the
Randolph street bridge approach. When
the now office building is built it will
S'NAAU VII oho oieo bud1 10 uOW DclHS
graded.
Capt. j. II. Wingate has returned
from Philadelphia, where he was sum-
moned by the illness of his father, who
died while he was there.
Coroner Gray viewed the remains of
a young colored boy yesterday evening,
the son of Sallie Harvey, GEL Ninth
avenue n. G. The boy was accidently
burned to death and the coroner gave n
certificate to that effect.
Geo. w. Coon, of Riverton, and w. j.
Brown. of Abingdon, were at Hotel Roa-
noke Yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. ii. Beebe, general manager
of tho Norwich Lock Manufacturing
Company, of Roanoke, returned yester-
day from Norwich, Conn, where he
has been since the holidays. He is
stopping at Hotel Roanoke.
Mr.. j. Shirley Smith, of the firm of
Powell, ;Whitehurst &c Co., who has been
at his old home in Charlestown, w. Va,
for some weeks, suffering with severe
attack of the grip, has taken severe
cold and is now i'll under the doc tors
care.
w. j. Allen, of Rocky Mount, is in
tho city and is stopping at the Ponce de
Leon
Mrs. S. b. Softes and maid, of Boston,
are registered at the Ponce do Leon.
Messrs. C. n. Winner, of Roanoke
Island, n. c., and George A. Bruce, of
Richmond, arc in Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.
Snnck House Keepers Lay In Supply OF
Cigars.

Snnck House Keepers Lay In Supply of
Cigars.
Chief of Police Jones and officer Rig
ney have succeeded in capturing one of
the thieves who broke into the Roanoke
Grocery and Milling Company storeroom
and have also recovered forty boxes Of
cigars and about 1900 cigarettes.
The first negro arrested was jeff
Penn, and he gave the whole thing
away to Officer Rigney and the chief
They went to work on the case yester-
day and recovered stolen goods from j.
p. Galloway, William Davis, R. ii. Will
Hanson and David Neal. These men
are all colorcd and keep snack houses
on Railroad avenue. Last night Officers
Flick and Lock arrested James Tuggle,
who is also concerned in the robbery.
The police are on tho track Of tho other
guilty parties and they will be arrested
within few days.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
GRANoLITHIC PAvEMENTs.
William McCarty Makes n Speciality ant
Has Done Some Notable Work.

William McCarty Makes n Speciality and
Has Done Some Notable Work.
THE advertisement OF William Nc
Carly appears in this issue of The TINES.
Mr.. mccarthy lays fine granolithic
pavement, and has made an extensive
business of it for many years. Among
the many places where he has placed
pavements may be named in Philadel-
phia: The Academy of Music, Nine
teenth and Race streets; the Academy
of Fine Arts, Broad and Cherry streets;
Pennsylvania University, Thirty fourth
and Locust streets; Mercantile Library,
Tenth street above Chestnut; Jefferson
Medical College, Tenth and Sampson
streets; Harper's Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Twenty ninth and Susquehanna
avenue; Girard College and scores of
other places.
Iii Roanoke Mr.. mccarthy has put down
pavements for William Lunsford on
Norfolk avenue; one for John McCar.
thy; one in front of Hams restaurant,
on Jefferson; one for the Bell Printing
Company. Mr.. MCCARTHY also put in
floor in springy cellac for Mr.. Asberry
on Salem avenue which is now perfectly
tight and the only Que in that locality
which can be kept dry without a pump.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
Dr. Acree IndIsposed.

Rev. r. r. AGREE, pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church, IS confined to his house
by an injury received during Christmas.
Mr.. AGREE was in his cellar and he acct
IDENTIFY bumped his head against ono of
tho joists. he had paid but little at
tcntion to tho wound, thinking it trivial,
until few days ago, when he was at
tackled with severe pain in his head
and he attributes tho cause to tho lick
he received Christmas,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15

gIxEsy easlasss. s.. sIaeiIassI- :. 81 s.a,rsea
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
Street Work mt n stnndstill.

The work of street macadamizing has
come to complete standstill owing to
the incloment weather. When the first
snow fell it put stop to tho laying of
macadam, but some little grading was
done. Even this has stopped now, and
it is probable that work will not be re-
sumed until Monday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
Mr.. flynn to be Married.

j. j. Flynn, telegrapher for Vice
President and General Manager Sands,
has gone to Bridgeport, Conn, for two
weeks trip. Mr.. Flynn will be mar
ried on tho 10th OF this month to q
young lady residing in that city. His
many friends in Roanoke will give him
a hearty welcome on his return here.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
To Discuss tho Kent Bill.

At the regular weekly meeting of tho
Commercial Association next Monday
night the subject for discussion will be
the Kent railroad bill. A largo attend
ance and an interesting discussion Is
anticipated.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
aug18-6m
N. RENSCH. Proprietor.

Buys only the best Virginia cattle,
lambs. hogs and veals. Sells the fresh
est, tenderest and purost meats at low
est prices and correct weights.
Free delivery and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Give us q trial. jans.1yr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
Work at the sbons

Work OH the recent order placed at
the Machine Works for 500 coal cars is
greatly hampered on account of the
scarcity of lumber. This material has
been ordered for some time. and 1t Is ex-
pected that part OF 1t will reach here
within few days.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15

FEATHER busters and brooms at
Andrews. Boone s. EDgleby's, i22 Sa-
lem avenue 5. W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
Property Transfers.

Richmond Berry Il Moncure. special COM
missioners. TO William Remnant. 81 feet ON
east side of James street near Duval, 500.
A. c. Houston TO James W. and
John +. Gilman, IS 3H-12 feet on west side
Adams street between Main and Cary. %. 800.
j. T. Nixon to Edward Sydnor. good
will. fixtures, stock and machinery of
business at No. 731 east Main street, $3.50.
Thomas H.. Pollock TO j. u. Din
neen. 49, feet on south side tow-path. and
20 LIP feet on same. subject TO deed OF trust
OF 1910. $500.
Charles p. Stokes TO Martha A. Will
son, 20 feet on south side Franklin street,
near Laurel, $40. 600.
Virginia State Insurance Company TO Nc
Clurg Wickham, II is feet on north side
FLOYD street. near Plum, $1,000.
Henrico.-Highland Park Company TO G.
r. Taylor. lot II III square 80. 500.
Same to Charless n. Noteworthy. lot IS in
square 30. 5000.
Same to james n. Reed, lot II in square 70,
s20O.
Alfred and Sarah Poindexter t. George G..
Jefferson, so feet on Thirtieth street, north
east corner X. to correct error. 81.
Edmund s. Read to Charles Ii. Morrison
four lots in Highland Springs. - 3O.
Horace Waite to Frank 4. Read, two lots in
Highland Springs, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
A OUAKERESS.
Mrs. Longshore~Potts. NJ d., VIII Deliver
Six Lectures at tho Academy.

Six Lectures at tho Academy.
In these days Of fads and incomprehensible
science when the public has been surteitod
with the fallacies Of faith cure" mind
cure and the like. II will be a relief 70 listen
10 such plain. practical common sense as Mrs.
Longsh0re-P Potts. NJ. d.. gives forth IN her
lectures. For some years 1t has been the
fashion to put the condition OF the physical
body aside. on the plea that all troubles OF
the home in which wo live arise from disease
IF the mind or soul. Right IN the height
Of these fads comes this woman OF
science. this student OF medicine. who
has given the whole of q healthy
life to the cause of health in the hope OF
helping others. and especially woman, TO a
healthier and happier existence. Or. Potts,
though past the age that Is ordinarily a
woman's prime. IS a straight. healthy woman,
the best possible plea for the cause sho so
eloQuently advocates, and although "a
Ouakeress she does not conform 10 the sect
in the matter Of dress. In fact. she dresses
with almost regal elegance. Her costumes
and Jewels have formed popular themes Tor
the society journals every where. She has
lectnIed IN almost every part of the habltable
world. and the press, with remarkable una
nimity. accord her the highest praise. While
in Chicago a few months ago Sol smith Rus
sell caused the following TO be printed on
the DrOgraIDme over his signature. Il take
pleasure in recommending Mrs. LOngshoTe-
Potts. NJ. D.. as "A lady Of refinement and cul-
ture, whose lectures are marked by the high
est scientific merit and which arc very instruc-
tive and amusing. When my company Was
PLAYING in New Orleans and az the Baldwin
Theatre IN San Francisco this season Mrs.
DR.. Potts lectured IN the same house each
afternoon-pleasant experiences which will be-
repeated in Baltimore. Washington and Rich
mond. Va. later in the season."
Mrs. Potts will q series Of five
matinee lectures 20 women only Thursday
afternoon at the Academy Of Music. On
Wednesday night. March "a. she will give
her famous lecture on Love, Courtship and
Marriage" TO both sexes.
The Boston Herald says Of this lecture that
lit is as good as an hour with Mark Twain %
The lecture next Thursday afternoon wall
be free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
NeAxeNY- TIT SI2to0M
from bottles. for 25c.

from bottles. for 25c.
Watts Glycerine Jelly OF Siolets, i9c.
Espeys Fragrant Cream. lgc.
Ounce bottle OF Burnetts Handkerchief Ex-
t~racts-Sweet Briar. Jasmine, ETC.
for isc.
The last Of the Sponges put on sale this week At
SC. Buy as many or ~ few as you like.
Bath Sponges. House Sponges, Face SPonges.
Carriage Sponges, worth iOc. to 2oc'' for- DO.
choice.
Another lot OF Puff Boxes. denied in las. weeks
rush. Joe.
All Of DR.. Parker Prays Manicure articles.
The following articles are OF
Pinaud = make, and
these prices are only for the last week OF the
yiolstte Water. si.5O. was $3.50.
Niolette Water, 79c.. was 81.
Handkerchief Extract, Lilac ue irance' o'c''
Handkerchief Extract, Bouquet dc Violet &c.
Handkerchief Extract, Borghett's, 81, was si2t.
Handkerchief Extract, Niolette do Iarme' &c,
was Sc.
Bouquet Cotillon. Soc, was $50.
HsndSerchief Extract, White Rose, Aida, Nil
liherris. HeliOtrOpe, Jockey Club,
Stephanotis, Bris de Los PAM
pass, were Sl2j.
At the Stationery counter;
Orders taken for engraving
Visiting Cards. best quality Clio. with steel
Linen Note Paper. mourning, wide or narrow
borders. Ijc. Quire-
Envelopes 10 match. nc. package.
100 boxes Mourning Paper and Envelopes
10 match. 20c. box.
Hurds rough Linen Paper, nc. quire, worth
&c.
Envelopes 10 match. l5c. pack. worth PC.
The celebrated De Long Hook and Eye.
sc. dozen.
5000 pieces Feather-Stitched Beading,
ten different styles OF n6atest patterns,
&c. apiece.
Beautiful kufled Garter Web,
almost every fancy shade.
In remnants not less Than "a yard,
for lgc, piece.
5000 fancy -hanlle TOOth-Brushos,
worth lOc.. re. and l1c.,
not damaged or sOiled IN any way,
for 6c. each.
5000 Tooth Brushes IN every size,
Small ones Tor Babies,
Medium ones for Children.
Half-Large ones for Ladies',
Large ones for Gents.
soft, stiff. long and short brlstlos,
not one less than Sc,
many worth J0c.,
they viii sellAk0 Wild fire,
W2n2xe05- G,1W &I2toUW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
Mozart Musicale

The following we'll known artists Will take
part in the programme on Monday evening
which promises 10 be very attractive Miss
Louise Gerard, soprano: Nh. Albert G.. Ihies,
tenor; Miss May Brown, violinist. all Of New
York; Mr.. Reinhardt. accompanied. Rich
mond. /. Solo. Sunset" Duck. Mr.. Thies.
2. n, Eligie (Alassenot). b. Spring Song. with
violin Obhgato (Weil), Misses Gerard aud
violin, (Mandelssohn). Miss Brown. 4. Tenor
solo. a Colder ArgOsy (Hope Temple. Mr..
Thies. 5. Duet. With the Stars (Goring-
Thomas. Miss Gerard and Mr.. Thles.
6. Solo. Dear Heart (AIattie). Miss Gerard.
Z. Fantasia Faust. violin. (Allarl). Miss
Brown. 8. a, solo, ica-bas CDufato); b.,
Liebesbotschaft (Fisca). Mr.. Ihies. o.
A Summer Night (Goring-T Thomas. Miss
Gerard. 10. Duet, $50 sci tn 10 tamop
Haust), (Gounod), Miss Gerard and Mr..
Ihies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
New Bank Vaults.

The various banks Of Richmond have
always been regarded as being conservative
mate banking. but they ere too busy 20 spend
their time watching the bank burglar. SO
the Planters National and First National
Banks have decided to place their millions be-
yond the power OF burglars. however expert.
These banks have now in course Of cOnstruc-
ton tho finest fire and burglar-proof vaults
that money and skill can devise. bir. b. r..
Smith. Halls Safe and Lock Company's man.
and on whom there are no flies, has the orders
for these two bank vaults.