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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06
DEATHS HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
Samuel NJ. Wilson, San Francisco.

Samuel NJ. Wilson, one of the most dis
tinguished members of the legal profession In San
Francisco, died Saturday morning from heart
failure He was n native of Stcubenv;lle. born So
years ago. He leaves Il widow, who is a daughter
of Cong an John Scott, the nrst Representa-.
tive to Congress IRON Missouri -Four sobs, all
weIl-known i'll professional circles, survive the
deceased. His estate is valued 1T over 81, NO OJ0.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06

AT all events the ante-convention ex-
perience has demonstrated that both Mr..
Blaine and Mr.. Harrison can write exceed
ingly terse and pregnant letters when the
occasion calls for that style of literature.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06
VIII Cut a Figure Fac:ionalIy.

indianapolis Sentinel Dem.).
The resignation of James G. Blaine yester-
day from the office of Secretary of State is
likely to cut very important figure faction
ally. His resignation is just what it was
meant it should be-a notice to his friends
that he is a candidate for the Presidential
nomination ,and not only is willing 10 accept
that nomination but that he actually
waptsit.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06

WHEN the enterprising train-robber sue
ceeds in getting away with $4,000 at a haul
despite the burning of much innocuous
powder by the trainmen, the train-robbery
industry is on the eve of a boom.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06

AMID the political turmoil are heard
notes from the East indicating the revival of
that perennial dispute whether the Norwood
or the Vamoose is the fastest yacht.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06
DAMASCUS SILKS FOR THE FAIR

A Wealthy Arabian Lands at New York on
His Way to the Windy City.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Among the immi-
grants who arrived at Ellis Island TODAY
was an Arab, Joseph Akaioiee, who had on
his person $40, ,OC0 in crisp 500 bills.
He said his father is large silk merchant
in Damascus, and his purpose in coming to
this country is to make arrangements for a
display OF his fathers goods at the World s
Fair in Chicago.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06

RECENT experiences in the West modify
Horace Greeley's proverhial advice to "Go
West, young man, and blow up with the
country"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06

THE dark horses are keeping shadier
than ever this year. In fact 1t is not con-
sidered worth while to put them in training.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06
All Night for the Dark Horses.

Cleveland Leader.l
It's all night with the dark horses in the
Republican party for this year. Some of
them may still be heard Of in q feeble way,
but Blaine and Harrison are really the only
men in the race.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06
A Beautiful Characteristic ofLo

A Beautiful Characteristic OF Loyalty.
Chicago Mail.l
The energy which candidates display in
the attempt TO get a chance to serve their
country Is q beautiful characteristic of
loyalty to our American institutions.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06

the evidence for the defense that he took
them from the sideboard."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
posrorFIcE cHANGEs.
Il California HoM4NCE.
A Pretty senoriia. a Long-Lost Uncle and
wedding.

Pretty senorita. a Long-Lost Uncle and a
Wedding.
license was issued few days ago, says
the San Francisco Call, to Marquis f. Hill, Of
3O4 Valencia street, TO marry VIctorina Gutter
rez OF 1912 Twenty-frst street, and thereby
hangs bit OF romance. He IS twenty-six;
she twenty. She for ten years has been at
tending the Academy of the immaculate Con-
cepton at Iwenty-fourth and Guerro streets.
where she has been known as Gertrude Lou
Use sinclair. a name taken from Captain and
Mrs. Sinclair, of Twenty-first street. whose
home was Gerties.
EVIDENT IL WAS from various circumstances
that she was not their daughter. and II Is only
recently that her birth and position have been
fully established. When not yet sixteen the
pretty dark featured senorta WAS lnadyert-
emily told one day by her fOster-nother that
she was not her child, but she minated that
the proofs OF her birth and lineage were kept
IN certain chIfonIer. The girls natural Gu
riosity Was aroused and ono by one she
gained possession OF the papers. but kept her
counsel until she met her late IN the young
man whom she will now call her husband.
They naturally came to love each other;
she conhded her secret % him and he unraV-
eled It, lie found her uncle in Candida Gu
tierrez, of Forty-fOurth street Berkeley.
descendant Of the old Spanish family which
appears In the early history of California.
His grandfather and father had business
enterprises IN China. and Candida and his
brother. hppolinario. spent portions OF their
early lives IL the East and IN the West. More
than twenty years ago Appolinario married
Carmen Monte Verde. the daughter OF u we'll
known Mexican family.
The Young wife died at the birth Of the
baDY girl, year later the father died ana
the baby was adopted by strangers and her
uncle knew not OF her living until q month
ago. when tho proof was shown to him. Vie
lorna was that lost niece. and Ike all ro-
mances all will ED happily with the marriage
at 81. James church. Moro than this. the inr
in China still survives. and that which be-
longed TO Appolinario Gutierrez is now IN
right the property Of his daughter, and 10 said
TO be something we'll worth looking after.
Hiu y = clerk u The drug koGss of the Lang
ley Michaels Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17

Lyons, % feet on the east side of Thirtieth
S'Ieet near Leigh. $3.50.
=, isaac 3. Towers trustee TO Charles T..
hunter. Is feet on the west side OF Third
street between Cary and Canal. $500.
Miles Iurpin, auditor. TO w. j. Ryan. %
t ts on Page street in the name OF George
"nntheld's estate for taxes. S1.i1
oane TO same. % feet on Page street in the
name OF X. Wbitfelds estate for taxes. SIC.
same to same. Is feet On Seventeenth
s2.l0
Harvey Wilson, special commissioner, to
Joseph II. King, 1911 feet on Leigh street,
north east corner Munford. 10 correct error.
Henrico.- james III. Barton 10 +. A.. Bunk
icy n lots G and in block II, Brooklsnd Park.
Ephraim T. Bradley to G. T. White 80 feet
on east side Twenty-second street near W.
Walter Douglas 10 T. T. Bradley GO feet on
east side Twenty second street near W. 1850.
r. G. Garrison to same, 80 feet on sans near
same. sgO
Pollard Il Courtney. special commissioners,
10 A. q. Babcock. 81 23-l00 acres adjoining
masonic Home. SI,0Gl.50.
FRED. A. Read 10 Edmund S. Read, IL l-20
acres on Nine-Mile road. $1,000.
annie j. ald A. I. Johnson To w. NJ. Par
rish. 70 feet on Thirty-frst street, northwest
corner II. subject 10 liens Of 1856. s7O0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
In The Dress Goods Department.

One remnant Striped Crepon Cord. 40inches
wide, 81 yards-original prlce 70. 10. remnant
price 81. O..
One remnant Navy Blue Diagonal storm
Suiting, so inches wide. 3H yards-oyiginai
price S3. Ss, remnant price s2.15.
one remnant Reseda Green Crepon. 40
inches wide. 311 yards--original price $3.50.
remnant price. az.
one remnant Ali-Wooi Tan Chevlot. 80
inches wide. yarda-original price sZ.63.
remnant price Sl.75.
One remnant Black Serge. 36 inches wide.
yards-original price 20. remnant price %.
one Gray and Black Combination Dress
Pattern. yards plaid and yards plain-orig-
inal price Sl7. 80, remnant price $500.
one Dark Tan Combination Dress Pattern,
yards Plaid aad yards Plain original
price. sI3.75. remnant price 80
One Brown Combination Dress Pattern.
wards Plaid and yards archaeological price
Sl375, remnant price 20.
One piece Tan Crepon Cloth. 80 inches
wide. 7 yards (slghtly faded original price
S963. remnant price -.
one piece Electric Blue Chevron Stripe
Serge. 40 inches wide. tx yards In piece
slightly faded from being IN window -origi-
nal price s12.20. remnant price IS.
Fifteen Calico Wrappers. III neat dark pat
terms made Princess back aud robe front, sizes
30 20 Aboriginal price si.2s, remnant price
re
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
Pickett GatnD.

Plckett Camp. Confederate Veterans. held
a largely attended meeting last evening in
Their ball aud elected the following officers:
commander. X. n Northern: First Lieuten-
antCommander. A. IL. Wallace; Second
lL,lleutenant-Commander /. W. Eggeston;
Ihird acknowledgements J. 4. Suiii-
van; Adiutant. Peter McCurdy; Quartermas-
YER X. II. Noryell; Chaplain, Rev. l.. T..
mason; Surgeon. John 4. Hiilsman; Officer
Bearer. George Winfree: Quartermaster Ser
geant J. j. Winston; Officer Of the Guard.
i. ". TIaylor.
The officers were installed by Past Com
msnder Alexander Jennings.
The camp discussed the propriety of hav-
ing an outing at Forest Hill Park on the
Fourth Of July. No official action was taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
MISS DANIELS SCHOOL.
List Of Names of Young Ladies' who Gained
Distinction.

tiBt OF Names OF tOunE Ladies w no Gained
Distinction.
In the notice Of Miss Daniels school pub
lished in TIE TINES of yesterday the follow
ing list of distinctions was omitted:
Diplomas Full graduates): Sellie Parke
Wexford. Ella Brooke Noncure.
Certificates of distinction were awarded for
satisfactory examinations in the following
classes
English charlottesville Wexford, Ella
Moncure Lucy Christian. Fannie Crouch.
Sue Crenshaw Hal. Lightfoot. Mary McCaw.
History Of Arf-Corabel Atkinson, Lucy
Christian. Mary McCaw. Lottie Mason. Adele
Rosenbaum, Minnie Stern.
Ge0marg-Ella Moncure, Minnie Stern.
Alqebrd-Ella MOncure. Fannie Crouch
Mary McCaw, Sue Crenshaw, Hal. Lightfoot
Natural Science-Grace Bidgood, Lucy
Christian. Sue Crenshaw, Mary Gordon. Hal.
Lightfcot Ella Moncure Minnie Stern. Salle
Alfriend, Fannie Mitteldorfer, Mary McCaw,
Marianne Meade.
Ayfbolooy-Lucy Christian. Sallie Alfriend,
Sue Crenshaw, Marianne Meade, Mary Cor
don.
Frencl-Lucy Pegram Leila Bridges. Emma
Pegrnm. Evelyn Bridges. Annabel jenkins
and Virginia Mcleod.
Enghsh Hist0rn-Annabel Jenkins. Anne
Lyell, Leila Bridges. lrma Rosenbaum. Ida
Bargamin, Virginia Mcleod and Anna Lee
Alfriend.
PhYiscal Geography-Anna Lee Alfriend.
Anne Lyell. Leila Bridges. Emma Pegram and
Ida Bargamin.
Aritbmetic. T-Annabel jenkins. Katie
Lawton, EVE Winston and Leila Bridges.
Granndr-Bettie Christian. Anne Lyell
Leila Bridges EVE Winston. Katie Lawton.
Anna Lee Alfriend. Emma Pegram and Evelyn
Bridges.
Grecian Hstory-Mary James. Louise
James Bette Christian. Evelyn Bridges.
Carrie Lay, Mabel Sycle. Hattie Sycle, Evie
Winston.
geography. Mary James. Louise James.
Bette Christian. Evelyn Bridges. Carrie Lay,
Mabel Sycle, Hattie Sycle, Evie Winston
arithmetic. U.-Mary James. Louise James.
Bette Christian. Evelyn Bridges, Carrie Lay,
Anna Lee Altrlend.
Arlhmstic, HL-Mabel Sycle, Hattie sycle,
Condo Bridges.
Prim0rg Department. Geography: Evelyn
Baylor. Mollie Bridges, Inez Montague. In
provement IN Reading. Spelling. Arithmetic
and Writing: Evelyn Baylor. Mollie Bridges.
Fannie jenkins, Julia Andrews. Brent Witt,
lnez Montague.
Mr.. MerrllI's School.
Mr. Merrill's school closed yesterday. First
honor medslists: Misses Mamie c. Echols and
Miriam Rosenhem. The following received
prizes. Misses Mary A. Waller and Lizzie A.
Mosby for scholarship and Miss Erma Il.
Lambert for penmanship.
6radudfes.-french, Latin, English and Lit
erature: Miss Mamie G.. Echos. History:
Muses. Elise s. II. Bauch, Mamie G. Echols.
Annie NJ. Merrill Miriam Rosenheim, Ellen
b. Wesiger. Emmie Wherry.
FuH Grddu0fe Mamie Cabell Ecbols.
Certificates were awarded those who had
passed satisfactory examinations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17

WASHINGTON, d. O.. June 16.-The mem
bers OF Congress composing the Democratic
congressional campaign committee will leave
here Saturday night at $3.50 O'clock IN
Congressman Mitchelps private car for
Chicago. Among the members composing the
party are; Messrs. Mitchell Wis., Mutchler
Pa. Bowman Iowa. McCreary lKy).
Whiting (Mich.), Andrew (Mass.) Anderson
Nv. Va, McMinin Crenn.). Mcclellan
(Ohio), Geary Gal. and Johnston (ind.)
The Press committee for the Chicago Con-
yentlon has transferred its headquarters from
Washington 70 1877 Monroe street. Chicago.
where all tickets will DO issued June Goth to
newspaper men who have applied and are en-
titled TO soats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
DEATHS.

ELLETT-Died. May 10th instant, al II o'clock
=. H., at the residence OF DIR. A. L. Wexford. IL
this city. Mrs TAZEWELL ELICIT.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GILL.-Died, at her fathers residence. Mich
olson street, Tuesday June i4th instant. at u; ~
7. NJ MARY LESLIE. youngest child OF Johu
M and MoIlie i. Gill.
at 5 ?. NJ. Wednesday, and the remains were
buried in lakewood.
MOR1ON.-Died. june 18th. at her husbands
residence, li05 st. James street.. Mt 7:i0 +. n-s
JULIA A., beloved wife OF A. j. Morton
SHUMAN.-Died. at the age OF ffty-six. We'd
nesday. June IS. is92, 5. I. SHU NAN, father OF
G.. Norris Shuman.
Burial Thursday at Middleburg. Loudouu
county, Va, his former home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
reople,s Party Nomination..

BUTTE. MosT.. June l6.-The State Con-
vention of the Peoples party completed its
labors here yesterday. adopting platform
and putting an electoral and State ticket in
the field Thirty eight delegates attended.
representing nearly all the sections OF tho
State.
The platform favors free coinage Of silver
and an eight-hour law and the election Of
President and United States senator's by
popular vote. Delegates were chosen 10 the
national convention at Omaha. and Colonel
Edwards, of Bozeman, was nominated tor a
member of Congress. William Kennedy. OF
B1ulder. for Governor. and Harvey Cullum.
OF Butte. for acknowledgements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17

WAsHINGroy. ID. c.. June 1G.-The United
States tug Nina has returned from her trip to
Absecon, where she went 10 destroy the
wreck of the Florida. She exploded eight
gun-cotton and three gunp0wder torpedoes.
and found the wreck quite difficult u de-
stroy. Having used up all her t0rpedoes she
returned 10 port The top Of the wheel IS
now twelve feet below low water-mark. Not
less than three fathoms OF water were found
in any other spot The first strong eGsterly
wind will probably separate the pieces now
remaining together. At present Il IS not de-
cided whether any further action Will DO
taken Ia DESTROYING the wreck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
Prnnarfx Trnnafera-

Richmond "A. r. Gums trustees to Frank
II. Gerwin. 81 9i4-12 feet on the west side OF
Glmer street between Clay and Leigh: 31SS
feet on the east side of Graham street be-
tween same. and SO feet on the north side of
Catherine street between Gilmer and Graham.
Si.96050.
George j. Jones, Jr. 10 J. l.. Taliaferro.
trustee. "a feet on the west side of Thirtieth
street between o and L, s9i079.
Joseph II. King 10 Henry Holzgrefe. 371s
feet on Leigh street. northeast corner Nun
ford. $4,000.
w. A. Moncure. commissioner. to Anna
Schiller, s5sl feet on Byrd street, northwest
corner Eleventh. 90.
EmmA q. Owens trustee 10 William IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
Sons of Yeterana-

The Sons of Veterans Military Company
met ut Powhatan Club hall last evening and
elected the following officers First Lieuten-
ant. Willie Parker Second Lieutenant,
Robert Bagby Treasurer. Claiborne Chids:
Secretary. William Sullivan. The election of
Il captain was laid over until next meeting
The company was named Young Guards
Eight names were added to the list The
meeting then adjourned to meet at Murphy's
next Tuesday night at $50 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
A Dendly Thunderbolt.

CHICAGO. June 16.-During a thunderstorm
that passed over the city this evening. light
ming struck the Grant monument in Lincoln
Park, in the corridors of which nearly fifty
people had sought shelter. Three were
killed aud two seriously injured. All the
others excepting three we're thrown violently
lv TO the stone floor of the monument and
some received severe shocks. The monument
was but slightly damaged. The killed are:
Lewis II. Ryer. Mrs. Shelly and an unknown
man. The injured Harry Phillips, stunned;
Mrs. Matte Olsen, stunned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
The Oyster survey.

The Board Of the Chesapeake and It's Tribu-
tares held another conference in the Execu-
tive chamber yesterday with reference 10 the
pending survey Of the natural oyster beds.
The gathering was entirely informal. and no
results have as yet been achieved. Mr.. j.. b.
Baylor. of the United States Coast and Geo
detic Survey. who is to make the survey. was
present and gave his views Captain Seth
Foster, who is in charge of the oyster vessels,
also was in attendance. Another conference
will be held to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17

The new storehouse on the northwest
corner of Seventh and Main streets. owned
years 10 Messrs Hablistoa i Brother.
Mr. Davis and DR.. Wood will. IN the early
future, erect fine business buildings on the
vacant lots above this new store.
Mr.. Raub. it is said, Will build elegant mer-
camille houses on the northeast corner of
Seventh and Main. where the unsightly frame
hnlllinoA are now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
tennessee Coal Directors Meet.

NV York. June l6.-The directors OF the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company held a
long session to-day to discuss the purchase OF
the Debardelaben property On adjourning
President Pl6tt said that the purchase OF the
iors said that the title deed bad been de-
uosited with trust company. together with
~ 900. Coz of stock Issued 10 pay for It. This
stock will be distributed as soon as the Debar-
delaben stock is received in exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
Il FAM0Us CASE DECIDED.
Bette Thomas-Lewis Wins Her Suit in the
Supreme Court.

The supreme court Of appeals, now in ses-
sion in Wytheyille, yesterday decided the
celebrated suit for the possession of S225,OO
worth of property left by the late W. A.
Thomas, of this city, in favor Of Bette
Thomas Lewis, his cOlored illegimate
daughter, and sustaining Judge Leakes de-
cisiOn.
The opinion was delivered by Judge Faun-
tleroy and was fully concurred in by three Of
the other Judges Judge Lacy dissenting. 1t
is said that Bette Lewis will receive about
$50. 900 Of the 1926. 600.
Her counsel were: Mr.. Edgar Allan, ex-
Judge Edmund Waddill, Messrs. George l..
and Frank W. Christian. w. W. Gordon and
l.. G. Burks.
Il is said that Mr. Allan will receive $4,000
and the Others 900 each.
The expenses receivers fees, etc. will re-
duce the potion of the estate awarded 60
Bette Lewis TO SlS0.O0O. The lawyers get
Just half of il. Nearly $ls,000-the amount
represented ia the bank book-goes 10 the
hers-at-laW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
Richmond Zonayes.

The Richmond Zouaves met last night at
the Richmond Cycle Clubhouse, and after
wards drilled in the Capitol Square. About
thirty members were present, and the boys
improved rapidly ia drill. The sergeants
we're appointed as follows: First Roy
latham: Second. John Is. Redford; Third
William Z. Fiournoy. Fourth, Is. NJ. Hart
man: Fifth. w. X. Johnson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
AUCTION SALES.

FRIDAY. June 18th. at 6 p. NJ, sale Of building
lots, Twenty-sixth between Marshall and Clay
streets. T.. A. Cstliu auctioneer.
FRIDAY. June nth. a. p NJ. sale OF lots cornes
OF Randolph and Claiborne streets
TUESDAY. June 2lst at Il. NJ. commissioners
sale of frame dwelling. No. 6l7 north Second
street. j. b. Elan n Co.. auctOneers.
WEDNESDAY,. June I'D. at 1870 Z. ~, sale OF
"Bridgewater.' on the Richmond. Fredercks-
burg and Potomac railroad, three miles north
west from Richmond. \. W. Bowe. aucs
tiOneer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
Mr.. S. II. shuman Dead.

Mr. &. T. ShumEn, the well-known artist
died Wednesday; aged fitty-six years. He
was a painter OF decided merit and most
astimabla gentleman. The deceased was the
father of Mr.. Norris Shuman. The remains
were carried yesterday for interment to
Middleburg, Loudoun county. his former
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
sonthnrn I.nrne Gamrs.

At Birmingham birmingham. 10; New Or
leans. i.
Al Atlanta-Mobile 4: Atlanta. 0.
Al Chattanooga Chattanooga. 0; Mont
gomery. 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17

Ronnoks Deeenniai Celebration. june 17th
and I8,h-s5.4o Rronnd-Trip.
Tickets on sale to-day, good to return un-
iii June 10th.
Three daily trains each way.
For all information apply TO II. w. Court
nsy. passenger AGENT. S38 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
MIA. Taxeweii Elicit Dead.

Mrs. Tazewell Elicit died last evening at the
residence Of Or. A. l.. Wexford. liz north
Cherry street. after four days illness, ia the
thirty-second yesr of her age. The notice OF
bar funeral will be given hereafter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17

Bfchmonu 20 h1duoHe ~" "7s"f"s
THE MAGIC CITY OF THE SOUTH.
DEcxSSrAL CELEBRATION. ROANOKE, VA. JUNE
nth AND 18th.
Tickets will be sold for train leaving Rich
mond az ff:4O Z. M. on Thursday, June 10th.
and for the three trains leaving Richmond ON
Friday June 18th. good to return until June
20th. via Petersburg and Norfolk and Western
railroad.
For full information apply 10 X. W. Court
ney. passenger agent. 833 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
WOODWARD & LOTHR0P.

c,TRAyFp-FROM THE CORNER on sSSSS
y fonrth and Marshall streets. an-~z-s~-7
IRISH GREYHOUND, Answerr 70 the name AZ
sly. A liberal reward II returned 70 ~. Maryo
church. oeznss Of Fourth and Asrshau;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
wEArHER FORECAST.

- WASHINGTON, d. G., June ia-For
Virginia. Fair in southern local thnn-
FAN der-storms in northern portion; SOUTH
eriy winds; cooler by Saturday morn
ling.
For North Carolina: Generally fair;
southeasterly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17

vyhen Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA
when she was Child. she cried for castorfA
when she became Miss, She chung 10 Cassora.
tghen abe mad Children, she gave them casSofs&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & L0tlrOp,
MPL-E::
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROADAND ADAMS STREETS.
RemnantDay,TO-Day
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th.

We clear up the departments again to-mor.
row. All "Remnants" at greatly reduced
prices. Often. however, there is no apparent
reason why We should reduce the price OF
some. Take Dress Goods, for instance
offered YOU away under regular prices, al
though they are Just as desirable as tho goods
iu the piece. We reduce the prices solely to
prevent them accommodating and clogging ths
stocks. Just 50 with many other stocks.
The goods are not damaged, but
being short lengths" odd sizes" broken
Ines etc. everything OF that character
il GIVEN a price that will sell il immediately.
Whenever goods are imperfect. soiled or
otherwise damaged we tell you so. Usually
low figures rule in oil departments. Can't
tell of alt. but suggest an early call--it Is al
ways advantageous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-17
MARINE INrELLioEscE
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE II. 1872

LAAlBERTS POINT JUNE 10, 1872
ARRIVED.
Shooners Ellen Tobin, Douglass Gregory.
LOADED.
Shooners Ellen Tobin, Warren, HI; Douglass
Gregory, Fernandinn.