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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24
saved TIIeir Honor

One eminent French gentleman
charges another eminent French gentle
man with corrupt connection with the
Panama swindle. The accused de-
nounces the accnser as a liar. Then
there is a duel, which is to be to the
death. Six shots are fred at twenty
five PAGES, nobody is touched, and the
honor Of each Of the eminent French
gentlemen is satisfied.
To the practical American mind this
seems a great waste Of time and pow
der. To call it a dreary farce might
bring about an international complica-
ton, which the INTEt11eENcER would.
much regret in these peaceful Christ
mas times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24

You ARE Right Il - Ietying In Filth
RhNaiag RgStR,
The Fourteenth street political
boottf in its frensysto find material 10
bIacksuard'the Rfgiag d TRIES It's hands
and clothes and ais its nose and lungs
with black dust by delving into the files
Of the RegalsE:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
The CongresaionaI Committee.

The Third congressional district committee
met Yesterday a. the Office # its chairman,
Colonel Meatie Haskins. The following men,
bers were present. Colonel Haskins Simon
Solomon. j. ID. Odell. Henry J.. Carter and +.
J.. c. Scott The object OF the meeting was
10 organize and make some arrangements for
the holding of the district convention, when
u nomination is TO be made. Colonel Has
kins was unanimously reelected chairman
and Mr. Scott was made secretary.
Ii was decided TO hold the convention in
this city Oh Tuesday, September 9th. The
basis of representation will be the same as at
the late State ConyentiOn-name one dele
gate for each hundred votes and each frac-
ton over fifty cast at the last gubernatorial
election. IL was also decided 10 leave 10 the
several county and city committees the man-
ner and time in which 70 elect the delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
VII CI1l OFEICERS.
Their Term Of Service Begins To-day-The
New Council Meets Tonight

Their Term Of Service Begins To-day-The
New Council Meets Tonight
The city officers who we're elected at
the recent municipal election will enter upon
their official duties today The following
city officers were reelected Mayor, j. lay
Tor Elysou City Collector. /. W. Cunning
ham. high Constable, t. c. Garrison; cry
Sergeant. Charles If. Epps. Commonwealth 8
Attorney II. Nj. Smith will be succeeded by
Colonel H. L. SpOtswOOd and Sheriff ID. >
Gates will be succeeded by Mr. John L.
Hughes The new City Council WILL also con-
vene for the first time and number OF new
Justices Of the peace will enter Office.
CITY Attorney c. Y. Meredith yesterday for
wa-ded bis opinion 70 President Johh II.
Frischkorn. OF the Fire Commissioners, III re-
gard o. Mr.. W. j. Gentry, member oil the
board from Jackson. ward, who becomes
deputy under Sheriff Hughes:
A deputy sheri1 is regarded ~ law as q
State officer See sections ol1 and o5Z, Code
Of Virginia, 1857. o....
"Bv the act creating your board any state
officer IS declared to be Incompatible VIII lAe
office of Fire Commlssi 0ner.
such being the case any member OF your
board accepting the Office OF deputy sherlH
creates a vacancy in the office OF ire commls-
sioner then held by him.
Hence if Mr. Gentry proposes 70 accept
sign his membership on your board
Captain j. R. Sheppard, who at present IS
first assistant chief Of the department. Will
probably be elected 10 the vacancy.
At o'clock this afternoon the common
Council will organize by the election OF Nj
Role L. Glover as president. who was nomi-
mated for that position at the caucus helQ on
June 10th. Two hours later the Board OF
Aldermen will meet for similar purpose o
re-elect Mr.. Joseph G. Dickerson as president
Soon after both branches OF the CITY Counch
will meet in Joint session 70 elect the follow
ing city officers nominated by the Democratic
Citv Clerk-Benjamin T. August
| Sergeant lat Arms h. Il. RalstOn.
/ Police Justice John j. Crutchheld.
CITY Attorney-C v. Meredith.
Cifv Fngineer-W. T.. Cutshaw.
Superintendent of City Almshouse-R. w.
Superintendent of City Gas wo:ks-w. G.
Superintendent Of City Water Works-C. f.
/ Boiling.
Clerk to First Market. L. Sullivan.
Clerk to Second Market-James +. Flour
Clerk to Third Market-Anthony Griffith.
Weighmaster of First Market-R. w.
Weiehmaster Of Second Market-John Fin
nertY. 1900
Inspector and Gauger Philip O'NeA.
Members of the Board of Health-Dr. Ben
iamin Harrison. DR.. ". L. Oppenhmer, DR..
Ramon d. Garcin. President OF the Board Of
Health. Dr. w. 4. Oppenhimer.
Baliff the Police Court-Lawrence b. Glib
bons
Harbor Master-John A. Curtis.
Port Wardens-J oseph Hopkins, @. j. Fox,
j. T. Ballou. j. ID. Redwood.
Collector of Delinquent Taxes-John A.
Meanley.
Physicians for the Poor-Dr Oliver F.
Blankenship. Dr. j. +. Crane, DR.. w. A.
Davis. Dr. A. Q. Wexford.
Clerk to the COmmittees-Peter j. Burton.
All these officers will no doubt qualify TO-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
THE DANVILLE DEBTS.
The Receivers TO Effect a Loan to Meet the
Obligations.

The Receivers TO Eject Loan 70 Meet the
Obligations.
There has been entered in the clerks Office
in Richmond Of the United States Circuit
Court the order issued in Baltimore on Tues
day 10y Judge Bond authorizing the receivers
of the Richmond and Danyille railroad 70
effect loan of $1,000 600 on receivers certif-
Gates. This sum IS 10 be used 10 pay the ante
receivershiu voucher indebtedness Of theroad
for the Six months prior 70 the appointment
of the receivers thus leaving the operating
receipts of the road free 10 be applied 10 cur
rent expenses and the payment Of interest OBJ
legations.
Messrs. NJ f. Peasants Of Richmond Va.
and A. s. Durham Of Boston. Mass. are APP
pointed special masters and auditors to inyes-
tigate such vouchers and claims.
The indie dness created by the certificates,
the order provides. shall constitute and con-
time 10 be until fully paid first and para
mount lien and charge over all mortgages or
other liens upon the Richmond and Danville
railroad and all its appurtenances, equip
ments. tools machinery. ETC., and also upon
oil its leasehOld estate. operating contracts,
and rights in and upon ali other railroads
held. operated and controlled by Il. being the
entire railroad property held and operated by
the eceiyers as the Richmond and Danyille
Bvstem. None Of the certificates shall be sold
Tor less imam par ana bua4i OohI iHteiSsb AZ V
per cent per annum and be payable IN one
and two years.
The total amount due for interest on July
Isl on Richmond and uanyillo consolidated
6 per cent bonds, issued by itself and on the
leased and operated rosds of the system. is
$685.. 6S7.
In conclusion the petitioners aver that they
have caused investigation to DO made and
verify believe that such receivers certificate
could be sold at par and that the receivers
available income would be sufficient to en-
able them. if thus relieved for a time Of pay
Ing the Internationally voucher debts. 20
continue the payment Of mortgage interest
and rental and that such a policy will con-
sderably strengthen the credit OF the re-
ceivership along the line prevent much
litigation and cost, increase the earnings Of
the road and increase tho market value Of
the several millions Of stocks and bonds own
ed by the road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
SUNDAY TIMES ART SUPPLEMENT.

THE TIMES HAS JUST MADE ARRANGE
MENTS WITH SEVERAL DISTINGUISHED
ARTISTS BY WHICH IT CAN PRESENT IT'S
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SUNDAY TINES
WITH A SERIES OF HANDSOME PICTURES
IN COLORS. THE ARTISTS ARE NOW AT
WORK on THE DESIGNS. EACH OF WHICH
ALONE COSTS $500. THE FIRST. NOW IN
HAND. is A REPRODUCTION FROM THE
FAMOUS PICTURE. THE STORM" AND
WILL BE READY FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION
TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SUNDAY TIMES
JULY l7IH. ALL THESE PICTURES WILL
BE WELL WORTHY OF FRAME AND A
PLACE On THE HOUSEHOLD WALL.
EVERY SUBSCRIBER IN THE CITY AND
COUNTRY WILL GET THESE FINE WORKS
OF ART WITHOUT COST.
III YOU DO NOT SUBSCRIBE SEND IN
YOUR NAME AT ONCE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

Richmond. Joseph Abraham @ James Nc
D0n0ugh. "a feet on buchanan street, corner
Lowndes. s2O4.
Lucy j. Mcdowell 10 Philip Blenuer,
Is BIZ feet on west side Lombardy street be-
tween Main and Floyd. -, 800.
A. ". Patterson. special commissioner, 70
Charles II. Tate. Jr., 10 feet on west side
Church street between Rowe and Maiden
Lane. 2470.
Sallie ID. Stouts trustee 10 NJ. f. Brown. IS
feet on west side Second street near Arch,
$500.
Salle d. and John H. Stout 10 same, So
feet on Linden street northwest corner Bey-
eriy, and 3lh feet on north side China street
between Belyidere and Pine, 5000.
John I. Wright 10 William G.. Harvey Jr.,
% feet N north side Leigh street between
Fourth and Fifth % correct error, Il.
Helrco.-Maria l.. and Joseph K. Vaughan
b Islam II. Freeman, interest IN lot bounded
by State Louisiana Malone aud Taylor
streets and 10 feet on Malone and Taylor
streets, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
The University Game.

Six 10 in favor of the Yirginias was the
result Of the game with the 'Narsites at their
grounds last Wednesday. II was a close aud
prettily played game. 1t being anybody's vic
tory until the last man was put out. The
'Earsties had two men on bases IN the last
inning and mono out. but were prevented
from scoring by clever pitching by Enright,
who Vas beautifully supported by Leftwich.
The 'Yarsities come to Richmond on July 4th
to play the Yirginias two games. Among
their players for that occasion are John Green
way. Murray Mcclure. John Lipop. Shelton.
Benner and others-a hard team to down.,
The Virginias play the Richmond College
team Saturday. and will have their first
chance at tho mighty Joseph Taylor, the
College boys crack twirler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

Inc closing Ersrcises Of Mr.. Rees' School n
Pine street Church.


Pine street Church.
lhe fourth commencement OF II. L. Rees.
Jrs' music school was held last evening in
the lecture room OF Pine-street Baptist church
OF $3.50 o'clock. Notwithstanding the very
unIAforablo weather a large crowd Lad
Hathered, and the programme. which was
lengthy one. contained the following attrac-
tive features
rChorus. Who Knows What the Bells say
lluiherl. school. Trio. Welcome 70 spring
lOestenl Misses Fannie Wicks. Mabel Garth
IiRnt and Mary Eddens Duet Constance
foika Brown. Eva and Linwood Walton
Duet, Gerties Galop" Hart, Daisy Minor
ana Lena Booker. Trio. Little komp Quick
,,TtsP lHarmestoun). Emma johnson, Sarah
Wilkinson and Edna Bethel. Duet. Second
Regiment Qulckstep" (Schlelfarth), Char
lotte Ireyillisn and Oracle Dance. Duet;
taii Me Backn Fischer. Hattie Ready and
Bessie Lefew. Trio Lion dc Bali (Gillet),
Eva Walton. lnez Thomas and Mamie Pstter-
son. Duet, Dance of the Fairies" Meach-
am, Fannie Wicks and Bette Robertson.
Duet Fire Ball Mazurka' lBehr) Lillian
lees and Mary Gibbs. Duet, lie Mardl Gras'
(schubertl Mary Eddens and Bessie Lefew.
Cornet solo selected Mr.. J. 81. Brereton.
Trio, 'Gipsy Polka" (BisselD, Lena Booker,
Mamie Green and Daisy Minor. Duet, Car
lotta Waltz" (Millocker). Louise and Belle
| Doremus Duet, Visions Of Rest Baker b.
| lnez Thomas and Eva Walton. Trio Charge
OF the Hussars" (Spindler), Mary Eddens,
MabeI Cartwright and Fannie Wicks. Duet.
/ Spanish Dances" (Moszkowsh). Messrs.
Ernest Cosby and II. l.. Rees. Jr. Duet,
/ Flowers Of Spring Berg, Charlotte Ire
/ william and Sallie Walton. Trio. Diploma
| Walt ,Streabbog), Hattie Ready, Mamie
/ Patterson and Emma Johnson. Duet, "Aut
! Niedersehn" Bailey, Bette Robertson and
/ Ns6ei Cartwright Duet. "Danse Ecossaise'
/ Baker, Lillian Rees and Fannie Wicks. De
/ livery Of medals and diplomas. Rev. J. b.
/ hutson: Quartette, selected. Fannie Wicks,
/ Bette Robertson, Eddie Phillips and ii. l..
/ Enaa LIZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
Mmnm harding rerkins d, ad.

Mr. William Harding Perkins died yester-
day afternoon at o'clock at his homo. 2lS
east Main street. after lingering illness. lie
had for many years been a well-known resi-
dent of this city and before his illness vas
prominently associated with the Tobacco TX
change.
Mr. Perkins was gallant soldier during the
war, and the disease which ended MS ne was
due 10 q wound received in battle. His sick
ness was of an unusually lingering nature
but he bore his sufferings without murmur.
Mr. Perkins leaves q widow and two. sons-
Messrs. W. H. Perkins, Jr.. and Moneure
Perkins-and one danEhter. Miss Belle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
Broad streets, over Harrison \ Piercee orug-
store, accompanied by her isther-ih-ia"'
NOT AT HOME.

Broad streets. over Harrison & Pierces drug
store accompanied by her tsther-in-ia"'
NOT AT HOME
Yesterday was told she was in GOOD beaItn'
| called there in the afternoon ana al H's"''
but no one was at homo. ,,,;.o
MIR. Harrison. below. said that he was quite
positive Mrs Berry did not take on Vun .i "a
laudnum. Helooked over his books ous o..;re,
not find any recent entry Of leudRnuh nn M,
been sold her. The lasr entries on .he oios-
ter referred 10 purchases of writing paper
When / called on Mrs. Wren YESTERDAY
morning she was sitting IN the parloi VIZ 4"
very dissolute man and an extremely u.s.
lutte woman. Not a blow wss pssseu oe sS re
them. she said. referring 70 Berry anu l-- n.'
wife They were not on the oest y, ~! -,
lint he did not strike her. did Gil IN ny
power for Mrs. Berry after she TOOK 'no
laudanum III, on;rr,ed
This statement was subsequently ainiinsn
when / interviewed one OF the physlo'aiIio
who attended Mrs. Berry. Inc O'No' "''
Cortirr5ng Mrs Wren said. Mrs. Berry
/ is too much IN love with her husband
"a he IN love with you
"Oh, he's stuck on mo. reckon
VERY Ill.
When saw the physician who was hIst
summoned. he said DO me the klnunesS,
1 NOT 10 mention my name. and / ~ ten you ~
INV When reached the house Mrs'
Eerrv YVES AN extremely i'll " man. wrote
/ nrescripiion and ordered that she be
walked This was done, Mrs. Wren aiding
materially. When Andrew j. Berry cale9l
Mis- Berry had o hystercal CONFUSION ana
il was nearly o'clock before lett Iuo
house o. j.,
Minnie Pearly. New York woman was 10
the house Sunday and. Monday. iouna Her
Yesterday down town. ION Sunday, she
said Mrs. Berry and her little glTl came
through the front window, and there was d
terrible fuss when she and her husband saw
each other. The next daY my girl iuena
from New 0rk received blow on the cheeA
when she attempted 70 part Mr.. and MFs.
Berry "a
I saw the two policemen who accompanied
Andrew =. Berry 10 the house on 4uesuaiy
They stated that they absolutely knew noth-
ing of the case. and had not the remotest ldea
that any one had taken laudanum.
The woman who was struck lett Tor Ne"
York on Tuesday.
Charles Berry could not be found yester-
dav Sergeant Alex Jomlnson yesterday
afternoon served a subpoena on Mrs. Berry re-
curing that she appear at court this morning.
went 20 her home last evening D1J re-
ceived no answer e. my repeated KNOCKS AZ
her father-in-law s house. was too that sue
was not there. AN supposed her 10 he al
home. 1870.
Tie case will be heard in the police court
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
Copying the List.

Colonel W p. Smith and ten OF his clerks
began yesterday in the Senate chamber the
copying Of the two sets of tax lists from
which the direct tax will be refunded by the
Federal Government Colonel Smith aud his
clerks are greatly pleased with the change,
the Stnate chamber being. perhaps, the
coolest room for Office work in this city.
Mr. John b. Moon the superintendent of
the whole work was present for a short time
yesterday. but in the afternoon had 70 return
to Washington.
Colonel Smith. who will have full charge Of
the work, told me yesterday that ever since
his return from Washington he has been over
run by applicants. While at present there Is
only about one-half Of the clerical force at
work, there is absolutely no vacancy TO be
filed The other ladies who took part in the
work at Washington and who live out OF
town. will be on hand next Tuesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
Henrico Happenings.

James Lyme, well-known citizen Of the
Seven Pines district was before Justice
Lewis at Henrico courthouse yesterday.
The charge was the larceny OF a COW from
Mrs. Lyme. Mr.. II. NJ Smith, Jr.. counsel
for the accused made the point that hus-
band could not be convicted of stealing from
his wife. The point was sustained and the
case dismissed for civil action. There has
been a disturbance in the Lyme family and
this is one of the results Mr.. Lvne has been
before arraigned on charges. but IN each in
stance he has been acquitted.
The number of deeds of bargain and sale,
&C.. recorded at the clerks Office for the
month of June was 175. During the same
period there were issued marriage licenses TO
seven white and seven colorsd couples.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
worId,. Fnlr CommIssIoner..

The following additional members OF the
auxiliary board OF the Worlds Fair Commis-
soners have been appointed at the request OF
Captain T. G. Morton. secretary OF the board:
Captain T. j. Crowden OF stanton lenth
district for Josepb NJ. Woodward, who re-
signed. Mrs. w G.. Smith Of Saluda. Middle
sex. First district: Miss Mary 5; Brickner OF
New London. Caroline county. First district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed Of 242 criminal cases and tired sly
charges of ordinance violation. On criminal
charges 81 persons we're sent on 10 the hust-
ings court for indictment by the grand jury,
30 were sent to jail in default OF surety for
their good behavior and 2s2 were fined for
ordinance violation. City fines collected
ssO2. So; State, s3IlO costs, sls6.45. Total.
a. ga 40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

The following delegates to the National
Convention to be held at Omaha on July 4th
left here yesterday afternoon over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. c.. II. Pierson OF
Caroline county. j. II. Hobson of Powhatan
county. Colonel J. Thomas Goode and ". II.
Warwick Of Meckenburg county, D. ID. owen
Of SUSSEX county. Walter +. Grant Of Hen
rico. j. B. Beverly and g. b. Turner Of Eau
ouier county, J. ". Barnet and Dr: Cooke OF
Montgomery county. NJ. l.. p. Reid Of Clarke
county, J. If. Robinson of Buckingham
county. b. Brlnoebaek Of Page county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
Tarin R.fnrm Clnb.

4 meeting Of the executive committee OK u
the Democratic Tariff Reform CLUB was I hela
yesterday evening in the Office OF r. beV.
Slater, ESQ. Only routine business was Trans
acted. and an informal exchange OF views was
had as to the plan of campaign to be taken by
the club. The club intends 20 make thor
ough fight in the city in behalf Of the doc
trine Of tarih reform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
y1-fr&su q


The vestibuie limited TO Sorfolk via c. & o.
The vestibuie limited via Chesapeake and
Ohio is proving q great success. Only, three
hours ride Richmond to Norfolk, including
the delightful sail Newport News to Norfolk.
This train makes but one stop, between
Richmond and Norfolk leaving klchmon 40 q, az
NJ and arrive Richmond $50 p NJ. These
trains connect at Norfolk TO and from Virginia
Bench and Ocean View.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
Fonnd in tIe Dol.

The body Of Albert Brown (colored) was
found yesterday floating in the dock at the
foot of Twenty-frst street. He was last seen
alive Tuesday night in Bagley's bar-room, 2lO4
east Main street. He was then very drunk.
HIS watch had stopped at i:05 and he was in
the bar-rOOm about II o'clock
Brown was ffty-fve years OF age and was
EMPLOYED at PAGES factory. he lived at
Twenty-frst and Grace streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
Good Templars.

Trinity Lodge Of Good Templars have post
nonsd their excursion, which was to have
taken place last night until August the I'd.
AlI tickets sold hold good.
The friends of Trinity Lodge and the public
are invited TO attend an entertainment tonight
q, the 'Nanon,n Gil east Broad street, when
refresbments will be served from ESQ to TO-
There will also be a musical programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
Fourth of Jaly Rates to Old Point and 'lr-
gfnfa Beach.

For the Fourth of July the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway will sell tickets from Richmond
to old Point and return at rate OF 80; to Nor
folk at $3.50 and 10 Virginia Beach at -.
Tickets sold on July I'd. Sd and 4th, good to
return until July 9Th. inclusive.
The new schedule In effect June 25th will
enable those desiring TO spend the 4th az Old
Point to leave Richmond at A. NJ. and re-
turning leave Old Point .. 7:i5 p. NJ. giving
ten hours 1t Old Point
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

Major Thomas A. Brander grand comman::
der OF Grand Camp Confederate Veterans OF
Virginia. has issued his first general order by
appointing Comrades J. n. Stubs. OF Jonn
H. Cooke Camp of Gloucester. aud X. T..
Rockwell, OF A. 2. Hill Camp OF petersburg.
aids OF the Grand Commander. Captain
Thomas Elicit has been appointed adjutAnt-
nanarnl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
CITY Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterdsy Judge
Wexford refused to set aside the verdict Tor
$500 in tho case of Hail against Rev. A. Z.
Dunbar. This suit WAS brought against tho
pastor by Lewis Hall. who claimed that the
affections of his wife had been alienated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

The Ariel will make an excursion 10 Nor
folk. Old Point. Newport News, Hampton.
Virginia Beach. ETC.. Saturday night, July
I'd. Round trip 81. Tickets also good to re-
turn the following Tuesday. See advertise
ment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
Old Point and vlrsInia Beach.

The Chesapeake and Ohio will sell on Fri
DAYS and Saturdays round trip tickets from
Richmond b Old Point at a rate OF 1875. and
to Virginia Beach at rate Of $500. Tickets
limited good to return on any tram not later
than the Monday following date OF SALE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

The Department Of the Outdoor Poor Of
pirbwona has been removed from No. IA
north Fourteenth street where II mas been
since it was remoyed from I6c.t s1ns az F9 Era
and Mayo streets, under the police court
room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
To BE Married.

Mrs. M. B. Minor has issued invitations to
.ho marriage of her daughter, Miss Ella nj.
Minor. to SIR. John +: Putney. The cere-
monv will take place Wednesday morning,
INV 9Th. at O'Clock a. the residence OF Mrs.
Minor No. 1902 west Clay street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
IN The PRINT DEPARTMENT.

% Remnants Of Wash Silk (thin cotton
fsbrcs) in figures. sprays and stripes 10 IL
yard pieces. l21ac.-remnant price &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01
wANTs.

DARTNFR WANTED AN 0NE.THIRD
article of unlimited sale IN any part of the
United States The other third is Tor sale, and
when sold an extensive and lucrative business
will be established. To party With cash capt.
tai OF $4,000 IA offered a rare opportunity OF IN
yesiment either as active OF silent partner
With such person am ready TO consult or com
muuicate. Address Postoffce Lock Box 81
Ricbmond Va. jy l-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

Three Ladies' Striped Peroale Derby Shirts,
with stiff collar and cufs-sizes 80. 80 and
40-remnant price, Fl each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-01

Four Ladies' Striped bingham Wrappers:
princess back and yoke front-slzes 30, 40 ana
42-reinnant price, Sl.25 each.