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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02
sofort uerlaust! 100 praftiiae
6Grtuer.

Nn praftif6e @drtner unb Obitau6z
ter ipirb cine bel6rdnfte Mn5abl BON
bier unb 5ebn @eres 8lods, rotber
Sanblebm, bret Wteilen ii00itli6 BON
Der poftpffiee perfauft. Sieie 8lofs
befinber li9 in Der @ranb giep Ibbis
tim, finb fpeaiea fir @drtner unb
9bitsiidter ansgelegt unb fOnnen ben
nabesu polenbeten artelii6en 8rnnnen
benuben. I'm nun bieIe paraelen
Dbne Wer5ug bou prafiiiden 6drtnern
unb Obftaii6tern beiiebeln gu lahem,
mirb cine beidrdr1fte In5abl berielben
at e~rmdBigtem 8reiie perfauft merben.
0ier lit cine @elegenbeit, mo- Sbr 5ebn
Qcres 2anb 81 @urem eigenen preife
fauien fDnnt. Die, menn nit Sbftbdus
men bepitanst, in tpenigen Sabren Elm
8erm0gen reprdientiren. Siefe Yars
aelen finb fdmmtli9 bonn GomntpsWers
mefer abgetbeilt mOrben, unb es miro
mir elm gergniigen MAIDEN, etmaigen
adufern bieielben gu seigen nno Die
@ren3ef ar5ugeben. Wenbet Gu6 an
S. o. 9~igmpnitD,
oberbalb Der Seras : National : 8anf.
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eiae 6iaori(6e 9araGefe.

Inter benz Datum bonn 81. DECENT
ber 1857 ribtete emile De @iraroin aes
leseutlib Der 8erDHentli6nng ieiller
Brobire Der 8erurtbeilte bonn 6.
Wfdr54 Elm Sdreiben an ben General
profurator @babana5D De Wfanas. in
Incident Die 3uftdnoe Sranfrei6s. be]ons
6erS Der seltei9erte Milttaretat. elmer
berben Gritif untersogeu tpuroen unb
Bus nit folgenber biitori5der Betradz
tung f9lieBt: Ole @r0Be Der Coupe,
rdre fam man urtbebingt mad Der Irt
uno @eiie ermefien, NIT Der ie ansrif>
fen, gere9ten uno unsere6ten, gu be-
segten ~pflesen.1
Nls 6riebrib II. bon YreuBen bic
segenibn geridtete S9mdbi1rift tiefer
an Der Maner anbringen lieb, oamit lie
bic 2eute better teien fonnten, uno babel
laste: sd unb mein Yolf baben Elm
nebereinfomn1er getroffen, ba8 un8
Beibe befrieoi9t es lagt mas eS oerft,
unb ib THUG mas i'd fir gut finSe!A-.
ba eridifH III groB.
Wis Jf6p1teon l., nadoem CT 5rau
bon Stasf Derbannt un6 lire 5drift
Aus Deuti9lano1 gu perni6ter be-
foblen, am 20. 9eptember 1907 Dem
Baron aa9uft BON Stael, Der INN bic
@eitattung Der Nidfebr leiner Mutter
bat, erfpiberte: vWfan maht nidt Gos
litif, tpettn man BON Der Moral, Ser
9iteratur, BON Ilem in Der @elt lpriAti
SIRE Mutter bat geiit, pietleidt su piel
@eiit, uno oaS lit Der @rutlo ibrer
Wioeripenitisfeit + - inoem allo 9iapo<
leon in ieinem ltnsebeuren &eife niht
einmal ben label zines Weibes ertraaen
fcnnte- oa eri6ien er flein.
Welde bieler beioen, sdnslih per-
ldieoenen aufafinnsen lift bic ri6tiae?
Der barber 3meifel best, braMft nur
auf bic @ei1idte perpielen su fperoen.
&0ni9 6rieorid II. itarb auf le1neu1
Tbrone unb binterlie6 Yreu6en er06er,
dlS er eS Thermometer.
Napoleon |. ftarb TN Grit, aranfreid1
piel flefner binterla6eno, ais es Dor rim
mar. Dieter DoppeIebre ser @efhihte
brau9t feine @rldutcrnrg bin,uacfiiat
81 luer6en. = emile De Girarotn.s
:sS}n ni9t gang brei Sabrcn nad bic.
lem Briefe bdtte @irarbin feline Yaral.
iele nod peiter 5iebeu fOnnen.
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gampst
Qmimitte


elm bemdbrtes MitteI ben 9aaren feline
natiirli9e 6arbe nnb 2eben mieber5u>
geben. SIS befeitigt S6upDen politdns
big unb berbinbert bas Nusfalen Der
9aare, inbem eS bic gefanbe Sbdtigfeit
Der &opfbaut anregt unb bas Sort
ma6ien bes 9aares iidert. Sc 1T pOG
frei BON eiftigen Subitan3en.
Breis per 6Iaf6e 81. Vur aleln prds
parirt pon Oscar Samosg.
Sauptnieberlage in Ornnsfis 4potbefe,
Militdrzp lasa unb Suo SloresfraBe.
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WatR(6Gase fir anse6suoe GRe-
utatttter.

8or alien liebe trer oas Weib, =
Das Du our @atttn Dir erforen.
Bleib' tret tbr itets nit Seel' nno Setb,
- @ie On e8 ibr bereinit 9el9moren.
= Denn rur our6 treue Sieb' alletu-
2arr eire She sliidlt6 fem!
Beri9meise Oetnem @eibden ttte
Gin aet6, bas iorsenuoa Did briidt,
= @s ma6t ibr Summer, dn9itigt iie,
- @enn mt6geittmntt ibr Mdnn6en
blidt, Denf an baS 9pridport
teber5eit = u@etbeiltes yeio 1T bal,
bes aeio!"
Seq nidt nit brummigem @eiidt,-
@ent all5u fdr9lt1 aud bemelien, =
Das 8irtbi6aftsselo tbr auf ben Gii9.
Du mtlit bod itets 'mas Suites
eGen, anS lit bas @elS 5u firth NAL
aa',-So made nltr ni9t slei6 Stnns
bal!
Brardt Define Srau eth reues aleib,
= 6nt, Martel ober mas oerslei6en,
o. f6rei' ni6t slei9: vbiit nt6t
9e5deit !"- Sap Dir Oeir1 bartes 6erS
erpeider = Denn innerli9 bod itol3
gu biit, 8enn idon sepust Dein
Srauden it,.
l1nb 3eist Deiu @eibden einntal yuit
= Tbeater, 8dle 3u beiu9en, 60
9ebe NIT, bod porber mubt : Du ntht
erft mte Elm l1nart flu6en. = @S fiebet
fonft Did Sebermatm Sir eineu
alien Brummbdr an.
Ma9' eS Dir CUR @epobnbeit ni1t,
Sci Eii6' Die 3eitunsett gu lelen, =
@emiitbli6 man 5uiammen iprtd)t, =
8as ~tasesiber lit sepelen. - Die Set,
ting Ties, tpeitn On ailein,-8ei Gid
muBt itetS gallant gu ietn!
Seblt irsenbwo Dir 'u1al elm Gmopf,
= Den at15undb'n. Die Srau eereeliet,
= go frie9' niat sleid men sorn'sen
Gopf, - N8 tpent bonn Teufel On be-
ie1en. = Denf' irnr1er 10 me Sleinigs
feit SIT gar nidtS sesen pabres
2ei6!
@eun On bel ei1em @faie @eins =
DeS Nbeuos libeit i'm Greunoesfreiie,
- S6an' auf bte ubr, tpenit lie seiet
Gins = Damn mad Old auf Die
3etmiDe9sreile. = Denn penrt es nod
piel }pater 1T, - Ole 5rau Gardiner
preoi8t left!
uuo babe i'd, mein lteber Sdas, =
Dir bier gsgeben quite 2ebren, = urb
bofe, oaB iie iid am Plas = Stud alle
fperben gut bemd5ren. - Damit Du
lidt ieuia'it binterber = rG9, tpeun
i'd bod fein @b'mann ipdf'i4
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Proclamation
iiir bic Nbbaltnns einer spe3ialmahl
Mapors Office,
San Nntonio, 8. Mdr5 '92. ]


Sn Der StabtratbsiiBung bonn Z.
Wfdr3 1892 murDe cine Srbinan3 atlz
genommen, in pelder beiimmt ipirb,
baB cine SpeSialzgb1timmur abgebal>
ten merben fDl, Tim Die Mnii9ten Der
@runbfeuer5abler Der 5tabt San Nuz
tonic in 8e3ug auf bic Nusgabe bon
8onbS i'm 8etrage BON speibunbertz
funf5igtauienb ($250,000) Dollars auf
stpansig big breiBig >(20-30) Sabre
5u feds (6%) prosent gu ermittelt.
Dieie Bombs, iopie Der @rtrag Der fdl>
liaer ad valorem 5teuern, Der @emerz
beiteuern, Der 2teenaen, Marftgebiibz
re1, Der 8elbtrafen bes poli5eigeri6ts
&c. lollen ba3u Dermenbet merben
Die laufenben Nusgaben Der Serpal=
tung Der @tabt San Nntonio fir bas
6isfaliabr 1892-1893 gu beden.
9esbalb orbne i'd, Brpan galags
ban, Mapor Der Stabt San Nntonio,
fraft Der mir bur1 ben Sreibrief unb
bic O~roinan3en bieier Stabt iibertra=
geneu 8efugniHe urD in llebereinitint>
murg nit 5eftionen 43 nnb As bes
amenbirten 6reibriefes bonn 20. Mpril
1891, bierbur6 cine Spe5ialsWab an
unb beitimme, baB biefelbe ~abgebalten
merbe am
Samftag, ben Is. 3lpril 1892
su benz porermabnten 3mede. Sie
Stimmpldbe perben BON s lbr 0pr>
m:ttass big 6 ubr 4benbs ofen iein
unb omar an folgenben Ste0en:
Marb /. Sn Sobn Il. MiiQers
Store, gde Sib Shores unb Nrfenalz
@traBe. @abl>9 or itanb, gilbert Meper.
@arb2. Gde @aftz nnb Dolos.
roiafraBe. @abls8 orftanb-
Marb 3. Marfelbs Store, Gde
pere3= unb 6riofraBe. WablpOrtanb;
Sames 6. @lnub.
Warb 4. Conventions Sale, @de
Weft 9oufton> unb Noro SlOresftraBe.
@ablz8ortanb. 6. 8ilemain.
Marb 5. Sommers >@arten, 10.
StraBe SEQ. 306. Wabl : 8orltanb,
Sobn 6. 8errp.
@arb 6. @de Clint unb Molans
ftraBe. M%ablporltanb, Mm. s. Yage.
@arb Z. Gde Matasorbas unb
8ietoriaitraBe. Wabls@ Oritanb, peter
Subj.
Warb 8. gde Sub Mlamos nnb
SoutbitraBe. Mabl 8orfanb, Souls
8ersitrom.
Sie @abl pirb abgebaltert unb bic
3dblung Der Stimmen mirb porgenoms
men merben in ginflans nit Der 5ef>
tion 20 bes ftdbtiiden Greibriefes unb
bes S~taatsgeieBes bonn IA. Mdrs 1887
+, GO. 2~esislatur. Settle 21.)
Sd bei6einige bies hermit unter
8eifiisung bes Nmtsiiegels Der Stabt
San @ntonio unter benz Datum bes
8. Wfdra 1892.
r.. ST. 8rpan GaIIagbah
WfaDor.
gttetirt: 6. g. @Iaubon,
Gitp glerf..
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9eietbies.

Wenn Sbr gurer @eiunbbeit ober
Der grhnluns ipesen cine bibf6e &eiie
MAIDEN moat, 10 ratben mir gu6, mad
got Springs, Dirt, Dem r@arlsbaD
Nmerifas" gu geben, pel6es i'm Ger
aen Der Osarfberge liegt, umgeben bon
rei3enber Seenerie nit f60nen Sabrs
unb 6uBmegen unb ben beilfrdftigiten
Quellen Der Welt. Sbr errei@t es
bur6 bic fein ausgeitatteten 3iige Der
Srpn Mountain 8abn. Wegen iluifrirs
Ter pampblete nit Sei6reibung (frei
oerianbt) penbet @u6 on ben Agenten
Der &ompagnie ober an ben @eneralz
pafagier : @genten Der No. pae. Up.
&c., st 2ouiS, $40,
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Cinderella gHnbsV alait

9ie feiniten Serrenz unb 9amens
S6ube, fomie aud bic beiten unb bau>
erbafteiten S6ul S6ube fir 9naben
unb Mdb6en.
@mpfeblenSmertbe Nopitdt: 9olge's
paRerbi6te 6il5f6ube unb 6il3 : pans
tOHelnl
neberbaupt 9les, tpas in einen re-
guldren S6ubs@ei6aft eriter Slafe 81
finben it'll
@inberelIaS d II bsp a la #,
Ode 9oultonitraBe unb Npe.G.
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Meme bemtid)e slpotbefe.
& 70 aaheber. 800 Oft 3om=
ftpn : SfrnRe.

Sic Serren SO. & %. 9alteper, err
fabrene Npntbefer unb @bemifer, bas
ben in Ho. 800 Sf-SOuitOntraBe cine
9eutf6e Npotbefe etablirt. Sic Sers
rem fibre1 felbitperitdnbIih elm Doaes
2ager BON 9rosuen aler Dirt, patents
mebi3inen, Soilettenartifel etc. unb mers
ben beionbers Der &eeeptur ibre 9auptz
aufmerfiamfeit i6enfen. 8eibe finb
in ibrem 6a9e i'm Norben, iOwie in
Seuti9lanb ~ausgebilbet pprben.
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Giiubabn Tabr Yla11.
5. & 6. u. Sabm.

Nbfabrt.
Na6 ct. 2puis pia Sron Mouatain
Dber 90. 6. &S.--.5:4 AS Worgens.
Na6 st. 2outs pia Srpn Mountatn
GDute .-.-......6:00 MbenDs.
gta6 SarebD. 1856 gDrr1.
Nnfunft
Bon ct. 2ouis, Srun Mountain & 80.
6. & 81. . 9:35 Gorm.
Son st. 2puis, Srpn Mountain & Wf.
6. &S..-.........1O:00 Mbenhs.
0Dn Xurebp :35 gla1nt.
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electric Nftters.

Dtsjts S~eiln,ttsl 1T 70 wOblbefonnt unb 70 popular
s~tncrbenf tsb % taum NOD beir berer Grpd snuns
tebalf. Nue, bic es lem aI8 sebruunten. thinner
nit en In iein Sob. Cine retpere Diebiein sisbt es
zt4t, NIB es rtrb @arantte seleifet. bab fe anes
Ietfteb mae man rrn tbr peripItht. electric Bttters
0ei&uhre. ausl@las, GahHub NIB anneie Gclsen
rurstneu Blutes. Gs tretbt has Malaria : Bieter
ere BEN erifem, beuet ~bennietben Der unb BELT es
fssH In ben bdrtnddtsfeu Ndoen. Gs eurtrt appfs
famer.er, gIutaubrdns ra9 Rem 2cpfe unt Ueis' are.
DerfuAe bae electric gttters. SetIuns pirh sarGnrirt,
sber has @ele surhdsesaslt. Prets per Giaf4e so
Geuis pnb 81 In alien Npptheten. WtpleiaIe Bet
Nbslrt Dreit, Ibcmpfpn & Go.
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2spm Gpmmemamfs gum gpnncm.
mitter9an8.
Cir sanser sas erport.

&eifenbe BON Seras mad ct. 9ouis
unb 6Hli6en Gtdbten f0nmen au6lf
Stunbeit 6abr5eit fparen, tuenn iie
ibre Bilette iiber bic ySron Mountain
&oute", faufen. Sic baben bier bte
feinen guIman Buffet S4lafwagen ;
bic atsgeaei9neten 3eclining @bair
Cars. SiBe fret. @eaen @~in3elbeiten
penbet @u9 on SIM 6. 2ewi8, paHas
&c ; agent, anftia, Seras.
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g. q. & u. g. @abm.

Mbtabrt.
Na6 @albeiton, SouitOn unb Guero
tdgli1 nm ---.-- 800 VDrrt.
Na9 Corpus Gbrifti, &odport uno 8ees
billie tdgli6 um... 1870 Na6m.
Na9 4errpile tdglid, ausgenommen
Sonnta9s, um.-.......5:O0 gta9.
Mnfunft.
gon @alpe1tor, Soufton unb guero
tdgli6 Inn. $3.50. $40 Nbenbs.
Son CORPUS Gbriti, &odport unb Bee
bile, tdglih um. 2:55 gahm.
BON &errpiQe tdgli6, ausgenommett
Spnntag8......----..9:4 5 Sorm.
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Sic snmietWppb So.

~perfauft Me2laiiter, Snbian territory
3oblen gu $3.50 per 3onne, 9ols gu
$3.50 per gorb unb gebadtes 9ols gu
$3.50. Ollie Muftrdge nerben prompt
ausgefibrt. Selepbon81 81.
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SER 6. $. Maaer, SO 217 oas

6ouiton StraBe bolt ftets bas poas
fommenlte Eager IN 3ei6eamateriaz
liem, 9apeten, 6arben, @las, Spiegels
qlas, B%ilberrabmen 5irnifen unS alien
3eidnens unb Malersuteniilien. 9iinfts
lerifd ausgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuet>
ten ,e. iinb in elmer iebenswertben Sal
lerie 3ur Mnli9t urb gum 8erfauf auss
gefeDt. SIN Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
raiionen 1T bas Gei6madDo1ffe unb
Neueffe bort gu finben.
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@eridafft Gu9 oas adte
Gutfulp11E
0utfnle11e

ST eine einfa6e Wiiduns bon iprtdItie AUS
erIefenetg aanrtpou5dntenoel ure Rinbstdlg.
Wlar bite ii6 aber Dor Na6abu1u1geti.
aetnes 1T d4t ohse uniere Sanbelsmarte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27

G. Collins. trustee, 176 11-l2 feet on Nena-
bic street. southwest corner Tulip. running
back to Burton street, ITO sell same and pay
over net proceeds 10 j. \. Culiugworth,
who agrees 10 make partition Thereon De-
tween said deyseec.
j. 0. Dickinson and wife to II. q. fost-
man. 10 feet 9 inches northeast corner Tay
lor and Beech streets, $4,000.
II. G. Fogtman t. NJ. f.. Dickinson. 1872
feet on northeast corner Twenty-elShth ana
Marshall streets. s5,t O0
Bette c. Thornton to Archie Il. and Susie
A. Gay, rs feet on west side Iwenty-tnird
street near NJ also all her interest IN strip
of land immediately in rear OF aad adJoln
ing above, $3.50.
William s. Workman to Philip Rocks.
10 7-I2 feet on east side st. John street he
tween Charity and Federal. $3.50.
Fannie H. White and Peter j.. her hus-
band. to Mrs. Fannie Blake. 70 feet on west
side Reservoir street near Cary, - .235.
Bernard Wettkamp. Jr.. and wife to A. h.
Cosby, y fest on north side Main street be-
tween Twenty third aud Twenty-fourth,
g, 600.
Remrico-Lisourn Land Company to Oscar
f. Iobman. lots Sc and 81 on south side
Hanover street, 81 coo.
JEFF Powers and wife to Burton AmerIcus,
Jr. four acres near Seven Pines, $3.50.
John G. McCue and wife TO Mary and
Andrew Jackson, part Of square G. plan OF
Galway, 22xi2i feet on Thirty-second street,
$3.50.
J. II. Timberlake, trustee. too. o. Owens,
lot ) subdivision of Mrs. L. A. Bowers,
north side Leigh street Consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27
Our At supplement Next SUNDAY.

The Times will present 20 its subscrb
ers next Sunday another great historical
piece by Karl Gustav HelqUist, depict
ing the opprobrioUS entry into Stockholm
in 1926 of Peder SOnuavater and Mas
ter knut The scene represents these
men dressed in rags and wearing, the one
q crown Of straw and tue other q plitre
of birch bark. mounted on starving horses
and carried through Upsaia to Stockholm
in the Shrovc-tide procession, amidst the
jeers and insults of the devoted subjects
of Gustav Nasa, against whom they mad
raised rebellion in Dalsam, Sweden.
The artist, Heliquist, was born in
Kumesor in 1851. and distinguished him
self early as student in the Stockholm
Academy. receiving a medal for one of
his first pictures. He was in 1856 an in
structor in the Academy Of Berlin, and
now resides in Munich.
This picture viii be followed on Sun
dav. October 10th. by a splendid repro
duction of one OF DEtalle'S great
Franco-Prussan war scenes. All per-
sons who wish 10 be certain of receiving
these pictures and those which will fol-
low them should place their names on the
list of The Times subscribers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27
rHE TIMEs-RICHMoND VA. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER ~ 1892

his musical abilities in America. mas
much az he had already arrived ut great
proficiency on the cornet, and he accoru-
ingiy determined TO try the experiment.
CAME 70 BOSTON.
He arrived in Boston at the age OF
nineteen, and at once accepted q situa-
ton in the music store Of the Mcssrs. Ord
way. His services as cornet player
were Immediately sought for, and his
first engagement was as leader of n
newly organized band in Charlestown. lie
successfully led the Suffolk and Boston
brigade bands. and then accepted m
offer of "a thousand n year and all he
could make to leave Boston and go TO
the neighbcring city Of Salem to lead the
bad there, which he did with great sue
cess for four years.
Returning TO Boston he organized Gil
II cre's band. which soon became famous
throughout the country. When the war
broke ont he and his band went to the
front with the Twenty-fourth Mass t.
chusetts Volunteers. Service in the
cause found Gilmore at New Orleans in
1864. whore all the bands and music in
the military department were placed I'M
der his charge.
Here it was that he organized what
my be styled his first great jubilee, the
occasion being the restoration OF civic
power under the Stars and Stripes in
that city.
Three years after the first jubilee,
which was entirely National in char-
acter. Gilmore yearned for musical
gathering which should represent all
nations. With this idea he visited the
chief Governments of Europe. the result
being that in 1872 Boston was again the
centre Of attraction for the eyes and ears
OF all musical Christendom.
BIa GATHERING OF MUsIcIANs.
Never in the worlds history had there
been such gathering of musicians. The
chorus numbered 10000 voices. and the
great orchestra 1000 instruments. II
addition to these the band of the Grena-
der Guards. from London. came TO rep
resent the British, the band of the Garde
Rcpublicaine from Paris. the French.
and the band OF the Kaiser Franz regi-
mont. from Berlin. the Germans; while
Johann Strauss stood up for the Blue
Danube" and Austria.
In 1873 Gilmore moved 10 New York
and organized the now famous Twenty
second Regiment band. which, after play
Ing for several seasons in t'ilmore's Gar
den and making many concert tours
throughout the country. even as far rs
San Francisco, went TO Europe, and there
won the reputation Of being one OF the
finest military hands in the world.
There are few bandmasterS who have
made such name for themselves and
their country as Gilmore. Ia Europe h"
wrestcd laurcis from many competitors.
and in this country he stood head and
shoulders above all other leaders OF mill
tary bands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27
IN unfortnnate Error.

Onlv one error Of moment appeared IN
sundays mammoth edition Of ThE ZINES;
by the unfortunate substitution OF the word
died in the place OF resigned, in sketch OF
tho First National Bank. It vas made to ap-
pear that Dir. Isaac Davenport. Jr.. whose
many friends rejoice IN his daily association
and receive pleasure and profit from bis
kindly words Of wisdom had been succeed
ID 10 the presidency on account OF death.
The corrected sentence reads as follows
Mr.. Isaac Davenport IT., who resigned
asst year. was at the head o. its affairs for
.weaty-threa years, aud under his manage
neat tho First National prospered ard rap
N.y took first place among the best banking
Establishments OF the country"
no citizen in Richmond enjoys more the
ADMIRATION and ahectionate regard OF the
public than Mr.. Isaac Davenport Jr. Ills
Prominent career and the familiarity OF the
people with his history make plain the er-
TOneOus character OF the statement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27
InrfV.Elvn Iterfla

The report of the Health Department for
the week ending last Saturday showed:
Whole number of deaths 45-22 white and
% coiored.
Still-born. cOored
Annual rate Of mortality per ], O00-White
2494: colored. Bat Total. 2753.
Cause OF Death Asthenia, l colored
bursting pulley, / white; cancer Of uterus. /
white cere bro spinal meningitis. l colored:
consumption. white. / colored: convnl-
sions. 5 colored; debility white. dysentsry,
] cOlored: enteritis, / white; fever typhoid
white. 3 colored; gastriis chrome. /
white castro enteritis. 2 white; heart
disease. white; hsmorrhsge of the
brain, white: Eydrothorax white; mani
ton. colored inflammation Of brain, /
colored. innrasmus, white I colOred; men,
nights tubsrcuiar, white; paralysis, white,
coiored; railroad accident. / colored
softcuing of brain. l white, ! colored
tee;hing j colored; tetanus, colorsd; Ill
ceraton Of bowels, / white; unknown, 2
colored. whooping cough. 1 white.
Ra.ntall-For week ending September "a
1892. PIP inch: for week ending September
q. 1891 oil.
Temperature For week ending Septem-
Der q, 1892, 1887; for week ending Septem-
Der %, 1891, S4.2S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27

Capitol building and the State Library. The
first two stories will accommodate the seye-
raj Offices in the Capitol. the Court, OF APP
peals, the Attorney General, the Adjutant
General and the Agricultural Department
of the State The library will occupy the
greater part Of the third story. The apart
ments OF the library as to book-racks. shelv-
Ing. etc. will be Of the very best and most
approved pattern, especially designed for
this particular purpose.
The appointments OF the building as TO
sanitary conditions. elevator service and
absolute security of the valuable documents
aud archives which it will contain will be
in every respect of the very best and most
approved pattern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27
NEW STATE BUILDING.
PLANS ron THE giRGISI< LIBRARY
The Contract Has Been Awarded to Rich
mond Builders and Work viii Soon
Commsnoe-A Picture OF the House.

The board of State Library building CON-
,n;ssioners met in Colonel John Bell Big
GERS Office in the Capitol at noon yesterday
10 award the contract for the erection Of
the state Library building. Several bid
ders appeared Just few minutes after the
6xed hour, but their proposals were, Of
course. ruled ont. The board consists Of
Governor Mckinney, Auditor Marva, Sc
cond Auditor Ryland. Secretary of the Com
monweslth Fiournoy and Treasurer Har-
man. Al tie members were present, and
Secretary c. Lee Moore recorded.
THE BIDS.
The board sat with closed doors for three
hours. and the following bids were thor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27
PI4sufouis.

The hopes OF cure held out In the adver-
tisements of numberless remedies are mere
phantoms. without the slightest shadow OF
reality about them. On the other hand, no
statement has ever been made In behalf OF
Hostetter's Stomach Filters that iSnot s's-
ccptble OF ample substantiation. Care has
ever been taken In laying It's claims before
the public to circumscrlbe those ciSiins WIN
Tho bounds CT truth Allegations outside OF
these form no Blot OH the record OF this
sterling. time -honored remedy proven by
the most respectable evidence TO be RENEE
dy fer and preventive OF malarial disease,
rheumatism. kidney trouble. chronic indiges-
ton and bilcusness II is an inenaoly line
tonic, promotes conyalcscence and miugates
the iniirmitics OF age. Taken before retir-
ing at night II is a promoter OF sleep.
Is your blood poor? Take BEroAAA's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27

ougbly discussed: J. VI Newell, of Rich
mond S197543. John Z. Pettiohn & Co.,
OF Lynchburg. SIN POO; ". O. Burton Il
W =. Chesterman. Of Richmond Sl5S,361;
q. W. Lamberth i Co., Of Roanoke. $3.50, 600;
J. Z. A. L. Pennock. of Philadelphia,
Sl73. 4s7; Frank y. Carver. O. Washington,
sl75. 2939 %: Valentine, Brown s. Co. of
mGn b Co. OF Louisville. Ky. $lss,s11.
The contract was.awarded to Messrs. Burton
d Chestermau of this city. as the lowest re-
sponsible bidders.
THE BUILDING.
The new state Library building. which is
20 be erected on the slope of Capitol Square
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-27
College hiatricuiates.

The number Of students reported at
Richmond College yesterday was 154. On
the Same date last year 100 had matricu-
lated. They were later than usual this year
in arriving and Il considerable number are
vet to come. The session for 1929 CON-
menced Thursday.
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Proparty TraRsfsrs.

y Rcl'nond. George Burrell and wife to
! annie Brown. rs feet on east side Thirty
Lrst street near ., Ell.
J.. A. Bowe and others TO George Burrell,
q leet on east side Thirty first street near
U, s75
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