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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10
To Attend the Augusta Exposition.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 9.--The
president Of the Augusta, (Ga.) Exposi-
ton has invited Vice-President Steven
son. Secretaries Herbert. Smith. and
Morton, and several senator's and repre-
sentatives 10 visit the Augusta EXPOSE
ton. Vice-President Stevenson. Secre-
tary Herbert. Secretary Smith. and
Representative w. NJ. Springer have
accepted the invitation. A commit
tee consisting OF Messrs. Walsh.
Alexander. Cohen. and verdery.. Of Au-
rusta, will reach Washington on Sunday.
and return with the vice-President and
the party, leaving Washington at lo:lS
O'clock Sunday night. over the Richmond
ana Danville railroad. The party will
reach Washington ON the return trip on
Wednesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10
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SUICIDE or 1DOTPH GOLDsMfU.
He wss Stranded IN selma. n. g., without
Messy or Friends.

noesy or Friends.
RALEIGH. n. c.. Dec. Especial. -
Adolph Goldsmid. late the advance agent
OF the Fortunes Of War company. which
went to pieces at Winston. ~ c., few
days ago. committed suicide In Selma.
n. c.. late last night. He landed In
Selma without money or friends. and
was very despondent. Ata late hour .
policeman found him lying under the
caves OF Cruchs store. and thinking
him drunk tried to arouse him. lie soop
discovered that the man was oesd. A
half filled vial OF poison was In his
pocket. which told the tale. doctor
was summoned, who said the man had
died from taking strychnine.
The authorities have been trying TO
communicate with some OF the dead
mans friends. but he left nothing "a tel
from whence he came.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10

for Editor Burbank indicate the early ap-
pearance OF fourth.
Captain Oldham, one OF the candldates
for the Wilmington post-ofhce, lett ior
home this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10

RANGE or TEE rnEuuo1xTxA
TIE following was the renes q ne 49,
momsssr ~ The Timse omce ysesse9ay
3 4. NJ. -; ~ ~. e,s y. n O1s -
~; . p. NJ, ~; u ~, - Aveseo~ -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10
Anarchists In London.

LONDON, Dec. s-The Anarchists OF
Tendon will attempt to hold . meeting
in trafalgar Square tomorrow. A repe-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10
A,nb ssador Bavard's views.

LONDON, Dec 9.--Neither foreign office
nor Hawaiian Charge dAffairs have any
advices concerning Hawaii from Auck-
land to-day. United States Ambassador
Bayard. when shown the special dispatch
TO the Associated Press from Auckland,
read 1t with great interest. He said
president Cleveland will deal with Ha-
waiia In a most magnamimous manner.
and will not force anything upon the gov
ernment which they have not had full
chance to discuss"
Regarding the dispatches published in
the Times and Standard to-day. indlcat-
ing that President Cleveland is about TO
reverse his Hawaiian policy, and that
new instructions to this effect have been
sent to Hawaiia advising that the whole
question would be sent to Congress, Mr.
Bayard said: There can be no reversal
OF policy based simply upon justice. and
President Cieveiands policy is one Of non
interference. He had no intention OF en-
tering the Islands and depQsing the gov
ernment. The policy of the United States
towards Hswaiia Is not selfish one: on
the contrary. President Cleveland's inten-
ton II that no advantage shall be taken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10

ffN" NNtiRNl'A Afffnhs
a. Eiias North Carolina. on the regis
,er oi the Metropolitan Hotel. announced
me fact that the individual who has been
more talked OF in North Carolina In the
lsst six months than the Queen OF the
sandwich Islands. was I'm town. He has
py no means abandoned the race FOR the
ooiiectorship Of the Fifth North Carolina
revenue district
Nonsressmen Woodward and Henderson
no Collector Simmons called to-day on
ne Attorney-General In the interest OF
Hspiain o. ]. Carroll.
ar q II. Wilson, who is strongly ,n-
so'.ed Tor the Winston post office. was in
',.niefenoe -, With his friends to-day.
W. arrival OF Captain ID. p. Mast, OF
ns'on' brings third candidate on the
s.ouno sno Tor the postmastership OF that
wv while letters which have arrived
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10

'iticn OF last Sundays scenes Is expect
ed. The police will not allow the meet
ing 10 be held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
nj ountaln TOP Jottinrs.

MOUNTAIN TOP, VA, August 10
Special-TIme wags quietly. pleasantly.
cheerily and wholesomely along at this
picturesque and historic spa. than which
there Is none more beautiful or health
tul IN the "Old Dominion" All of the
pretty cottages as well as the inn proper
are hled with charming people, and the
social atmosphere is as pure as possible
Each day the stage brings new arrivals
from Maryland, Virginia ana West Viz
GINA. and it is pleasant to note how. in
the bracing purity of the mountain air.
The pale faces of travellers In search OF
health yield readily 10 the rosy flush Of
Nisor. Each morning Mr.. James Pleas
ants conducts large party OF young
people TO points Of especial historic or
natural interest In the vicinity and the
walks, which are wonderfully beneficial
and enjoyable In themselves derive adj
diuonal attractiveness from his intelli-
gent. Witty and genial companionship.
His almost .invariable companions upon
these strolls are Mrs. James Peasants.
Mrs. Admiral Balch, Misses May and
Anna Balch. Misses Emily and Lucy
Matthews, Master Hartwell McCarteney.
Miss Eva Gilbert. Miss Louisa Lay, Rev.
Dr. Lay, Mrs Lou Lathrop. Miss Salie
Anderson, Misses Posie and Kate Mere
dith and Mr.. Eugene Massie. The re-
gret is universal that the Illness OF Miss
Nicely, of Norfolk, prevents her being one
of the party. Ii will be remembered that
Miss Nicely is Norfolks most talented
vocalist. Each evening the old parior
Is the scene of a charming informal
dance, In which not only the young
ladies' and gentlemen Join, but the chill
dren as well. Indeed from 1880 TO $50
is known as the chidren's hour" and
the small people extract from their sixty
minutes all the fun possible. and the
advent OF the nurses upon the scene is
not hailed with uniform delight. for TINT
means bedtime. Or. Willis is quite a
lion with the little ones who. ito a man"
prefer his society 10 that Of any one else
at the i'm. We are fortunate this year
in the presence here Of three young ladies
or exceptional musical talent, Mrs Ar
thur Seldom, Miss Annie Balch and MISS
Nelly the latter from Baltimore ana
Norfolk respectively. Among the Mary
landers and Virginlans here at this time
are Mrs. John F. T. Anderson, children
and maids; Mrs. Arthur Seldom and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. James Pleasants. Mp.
Eugene hassie, Mrs. Lou Lathrop and
family DIR. Palmer, Or. Willis Mrs.
Meredith Montague and family, Mrs.
and Miss Neoiy. Admiral and Mrs. Balch.
the Misses Balch. Lieutenant McCarte-
ley. United States Navy; Mrs. McCarte-
ney, Master Hartweli Mccartney. Sum-
mcrheld McCarteney. nurse; Mrs. Mat
thews, the Misses Matthews, Mrs. ana
Miss Gilbert. Miss Willett. Mrs. Siddons.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Lay, Rev.
Dr. Lay. Mrs. Wood, John THORNLEY,
Mrs, c. V. Meredith, daughter and maid
Mr. and Mrs. Boggs. Mrs. Craighill and
family, Miss Perkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
NO MORE OYSTER CANNING.
The Machirory Of All of the Factories
Removed to Baltimore--The Effect of 1t.

The Machincry Of All Of the Factories
Removed IN y;altimore-The Effect of II.
NEW BERNE. N. c., August lS.-Spe-
ciaI.--An air Of seriousness hangs on the
countenance Of every FISHERMAN and oys-
TOR dealer here and in all eastern North
carolina. A few days ago the machinery
81 all the oyster canning factori ss OF
North Carolina were removed TO Balt-
more and that industry is closed in North
Carolina This company alone, before UNI
wise and foolish legislation put an en-
barge upon their business. paid out for
labor mere. al Beaufort. Washington and
Vandemeer over half a million dollars
each winter. The same cause that closed
these factories has closed all the others
In the state, and oyster canning in North
Carolina Is now "A dead letter. Nor is
this all: the thousands OF poor and igno-
rant people along our coast who have no
other means Of obtaining a livelihood are
left without an occupation 10 maintain
life People who had gone TO great ex-
pense in planting oyster beds ana protect
ing them. because they knew they had
home market at the canning factories.
have abandoned them and lost much
money. This industry brought into east
ern North Carolina over one million cash
foreign capital each winter and the enact
ment Of the Legislature debarring its
entree In the State smacks strongly OF
idiocy. Baltimore and Norfolk may re-
joice that the North Carolina packers are
no longer their competitors, but twas a
sad day for this State when our oyster in
dustry was practically killed
The death here yesterday Of Mr.. Charles
G. Green suddenly Of heart disease was
quite a shock TO the community. Mr..
Green had for long time been one OF the
leading druggists OF this place, and had
many warm friends in and out OF the
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
Grist Mill Burned

GREENSBORO. N. c.. August %
Speclal.-Apples' mill, situated abo,,
i've miles from this city. was burned ~
midnight last night. Many poor people
iost an or their grain. which had been
o. Sent mere TO be ground The total loss
is estimated at $1,000. with an insnra nee
or N,5o No idea as TO the origin ~
the fire. Va
Inc executive committee Of the State
Normal and Industrial School. consist
ing Of Colonel a. c. McAlister. DR.. ]. NJ
Spainhour and Professor i. McGoodwin
met here yesterday TO arrange for com
pleting the equipment Of the institution
FOR the opening Of its second year. Octo-
Der SOth. President McIver has received
the names Of $50 young ladies who win
attend this school at the coming session.
This is very encouraging. and the ex-
ecutive committee, as well as the State
at large, is well pleased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

PIANOS, ORGANS, MIRROR-FRONT
WARDROBES and MANTEL CLOCKS
to 20 at AUCTION TOMORROW (Mon-
day) MORNING at 1870 sharp.
Five CHAMBER SUITS In Walnut,
Oak and Stained Wood; 2 PARLOR
SUITS, 2 REFRIGERATORS GRAND
new. 4 Walnut WARDROBES Zone with
plate mirrors in DOORS, 3 PIANOS and
dLo rAL1 1h b oMGAS N top y M MTcH
ELlNE QUILTS. 4 LOUNGES, l LA
DIES SIDE SADDLE, LINEN TOWELS
and TABLE SPREADS and NAPKINS,
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS and WASH
DOMESTIC TAILOR SEWING MA
CHINE, SPRING BEDS and MAT
TRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS and
holsters, GASOLINE and other
STOVES. and many other goods. Come
and get bargains. Seats for ladies.
A N. POLLARD,
au20-1t Proprietor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
NO MOER EXEMPTIONS.
The Last Railway Forfeits the Clause.
Durham Factories Suspend

RALEIGH, N. c., August 19-Specfal.-
The board Of directors Of the North Caro-
lima railroad met here to-day, and after
long and spirited debate adopted a
resolution forfeiting the exemption clause
or the charter. This IS the last Of rail-
road corporation in the State which held
exemption.
The State geologist received information
to-day that valuable sapphire polishing
material had been discovered in Jackson
county. A company has been organized
10 work II. and one hundred and thirty
iiVe men are now at work. The material
is SAID TO be worth ten cents per pound.
Teiegrams from New Berne and Colds
Doro state that advices have been re-
ceived that large numbers Of negroes are
neeing from the yellow fever districts In
me South and are heading in that direc-
uon' Quarantine precautions have been
taken against them.
News has been received that ALI tba
TOBACCO factories Of Durham have sns-
pended operations. gus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Jordan against The ETY. OF Ashevil'e, The
fury. after dellberating all night, returned
a verdict yesterday morning giving the
nlalntiff xs25 The suit was for $4,000.
Mas Margaret Kennedy Murdoch
daughter Of street Inspector John a.
Murdcch. was n,sriiea at the residence
Of ner father. on bingham Heights. TO
William n. Wallace, OF Cleveland, o.,
Yesterday evening.
The meeting called for the purpose OF
organizing the Western North Carolina
Esir Association will occur this morning
n is nrohable that steps will be taken
looking TO the formation Of such an or
eari2aeon. but the perfecting OF the same
will materially depend upon the responses
Of our people TO the invitation to CUB
scribe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
DOR RENT.
DWELLINGS:

No. 3i4 west Franklin street. IA rooms
No. 1O2 Harrison street and Park ave
nue., 10 rooms.
No. OO6 Floyd avenue. 10 rooms.
No. 1921 Floyd avenue, rooms.
No. 200 south Third street, 10 rooms.
No. ia south Third street, u rooms.
No. COS east Main street, 10 rooms.
No. 81 east Main street, u rooms
No. sol east Clay street. rooms.
No. 500 Clay and Ninth streets, Il
rooms.
No. 566 west Cary street 8 rooms.
No. 3l5 south Fourth street, rooms.
No. 9O1 east Leigh street 10 rooms.
No. 523 north Eleventh street : rooms.
No. 523 north Ninth street, Z rooms.
No. 625 north Sixth street, s rooms.
No. 6 south Second street. rooms.
No. 10+ north Lombardy street, q rooms.
No. ia north Lombardy street q rooms.
No. JOG north Plum street, o rooms.
No. 1920 west Clay street, 6 rooms.
No. 1904 west Marshall street, rooms.
No. 3lSla north Twenty-seyenth street,
s rooms.
No. 1904 venable street. rooms.
FLATS.
No. 10 south Third street. First Flat.
No. lI3 south Third street, Second and
Third Flats.
STORES.
No. 500 east Broad street.
No. 1871 east Main street.
No 1927 east Main street. with dwelling
above and bar fixtures complete.
No 300 north Fifth street.
No. SIT west Cary street, with dwelling
above.
No. 421 west Marshall street, with
dwelling above.
Also many smaller DWELLINGS and
STORES. Call for printed Rent-List
for particulars.
y. w. BOWIE,
au20-1t No. Eleventh street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
The Brandon, Basic,

The following is list Of arrivals OF
richmond people at the Brandon, Basic
CITY. Tor the week ending August 18th:
Dr. w. b. Lafferty. Waller Scott. Wal
ter Keesine. W. NJ Jones. jackson
Brandt. Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Nc
Gilvray. ]. N. Jones. General James Nc
Donald. Colonel Otway s. Allen and
wife. Professor ]. II. Powell. Dudley
Mcdonald Mrs. II. II. ID. Myers and
maid; Miss Irene Kelley, A. D. Mallory
and ]. Rawson Guy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
BY ]. b. ELAN & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib east Main street.
TOR RENT
DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS. -EilL
500 per annum. No. s2sh west Grace
street.
$50 per annum, No. 1902 Floyd avenue.
500 per annum. No. 921 east Leigh
street.
$500 per annum, No u south Adams
street.
$500 per annum, No. 100 north Morris
street.
$500 per annum, No. 14l2 FLOYD avenue.
$500 per annum, 40. 2OO north flfth
street CUP stairs).
800 per annum, NO. ii north fOurth
street.
$40 per annum, NO. 1U9 east Gay
s2i6 per annum, No. 326 west Cary
street.
500 per annum. No. 1927 west Cary
street.
5000 per annum. No. 2O3 Reservoir
street.
$500 per annum. No. 419 north Second
street
5000 per annum, No. 9Oi west Marshall
street
$3.50 per month. No. 112 Reservoir
$3.50 per month. No. 109 Reservoir
street
$40 per MONTH No 4o5 Randolph street
new.
$500 per annum. No. 1923 east Franklin
$40 per per annum, No. 25O9 east Marshall
street
S2IG per annum. No. 26lG east Grace
street
S2l6 per annum, No. 800 north Twenty
seventh street.
5000 per annum, No 2s17 east Clay
street.
$500 per annum, No. sol north Twenty
fourth street.
500 per month, No 2SO6 east Franklin
street.
Sl4 per month, No. 251O east Franklin
street.
$3.50 per month, No. COZ north Twenty
first street.
$3.50 per month No. 25o3 east Broad
Sill per month, No. 1905 east Marshall
street.
$40, per month, No. GA north Twenty
fifth street.
And other large and small dwellings.
Send or Phone for printed rent-list, Civ
ing fuller information.
Phone 53i. J. =. ELAN q co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
MSS DANIELS SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
1Ol WEST MAIN STREET.

The next session OF this school 1913 be-.
gin SEPTEMBER 2Sth
Miss Daniel viii Dee assisted bv The
following teachers
Primary Department, Mss Janfss.
Collegiate Department. Mrs Caheu Latin
and Mathematics. Professor Robertson
French, Professor ilasgelo0. G.r
man. Miss Baugh Nrs H. 81
Hassolen viii have charge of fhe French
Kindergarten. in the Primary Depart.
ment. instruction in thn cues Ie 0r
fere1 10 all pupils boo fIa department
for one year. s fee 0f 500 ls rerI.nl
for the second year. The Misses Iar.
win receive into their family limited
number OF boarding pupils aul-t.i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

AshEviLLE. ~ G.. August ,s-sre-
s'a.-in the suit for damages for neysonal
mpr.es received by reason OF a defac-
Sss Sidewalk brought By MIA n. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
BY Cabell & Wilson and A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE OF
Il VERY DESIRABLE AND VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE IN MANCHES-
TER, VA--By virtue Of two deeds OF
trust, as follows. viz: First. John L.
Taylor to John Hunter and l.. II. Page
Jr., trustees, TO secure the payment Of
a certain negotiable note for 81 600. dated
February 20. 1892, or any renewal there
Of, the said deed being OF even date with
said note and recorded In the Office Of
the clerk Of The Manchester Corporation
or Hastings Court, in Deed Book H.
Second John Il. Taylor to S. c. Wal
lace trustee TO secure the payment of
August u. 1892, the said deed being Of
even date with said note, and recorded
IN the Office Of the above mentioned
court, I'm Deed Book -. page 800 De
OF aforementioned notes, and being re-
quIred so 10 do by the benef1ciares in
said deed. we. the undersigned. will sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. September 1, 1898.
at 8 o'clock p. NJ. the property described
in the said deeds, as follows. First, all
that certain PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND lying and being In the city Of
Manchester Va, situated on the north
western side Of Porter street. between
Ninth and Tenth streets, commencing at
point on said Porter street 163 feet from
Tenth street. and running thence towards
Ninth street, and fronting on Porter
street sixty (GO feet, thence back be-
tween parallel lines 157 feet TO an alley
10 feet wide and second that CERTAIN
LOT fronting forty 40l feet on the south
eastern side Of Perry street at the corner
Of Ninth street, and running back be
tween parallel lines 157 feet TO an alley
JIG feet wide.
and desirable lots which can be found
in Manchester.
TERMS: Cash.
LEIGH r. PAGE. JR..
Acting Trustee under first deed.
s. G. WALLACE.
au20-11t Trustee under second deed.
BY Denoon. Upper & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
s2l Main street
TT RUsTEE's SALE
No. 1909 PAGE STREET. NEAR THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SHOPS.
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust
dated July 80, 1892, and Of record in the
clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery
Court, default having been made in
the payment Of the note therein secured
and being requested so TO do 1 will sell
by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. August %, 1898,
at p. NJ, the ABOVE PROPERTY
fronting % feet on Page street anu
having depth OF 40 feet. The i'm
provements consist of a neat dwelling
in nice order.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF ex-
ecuting this trust and a note OF S22S 15.
with interest thereon from August .
1893; balance on time. TO be announced
at sale. c. l.. DENOON,
au2O-jt Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

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FOR RENT. fl

1O7 south Third. s504 per annum.
40 north Second, $3.50 per annum.
eo4 north Ninth, S2T6 per annum.
400 east Canal, 1910 per annum
1872 west Leigh. $50 per annum.
Alb north Twenty-second. $50 per an
mum.
0D3 west Canal, $3.50 per annum.
2oOf east Broad $50 per annum.
S13 north Twenty-seventh, $40 per an
mum.
Sl3 Jessamine, $500 per annum.
SIS Jessamine, $l20 per annum.
5iT Randolph. $50 per annum.
14i1H west Leigh. $40 per annum.
1900 west Main, 5000 per annum.
Park street. 5000 per annum.
ia Mosby, 81 per month.
PIG ~ 50 per month.
29i4 N SS.33 per month.
III south Linden, 50 per month.
1903 north Twenty-secOnd. 81 per month
south Thirteenth, $3.50 per month.
Large warehouse. south Fourteenth,
81 900 per annum.
Several small stores on Church Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

L OR RENT. o.,
1926 per annum. No. $40 Floyd Iii
avenue.
500 per annum, No. 1913 east Clay.
5000 per annum, No. All east Clay.
$3.50 per annum, No. 7l5 west Main.
800 per annum, No. op2la west Grace.
$500 per annum. No. 62S north Eighth.
$500. per annum, Plum street, near
Floyd avenue
$500 per annum, No. 81 north Eleventh.
S2l6 per annum No. 20O1 east Marshall.
s2l6 per annum, No. 106 Lombardy.
204 per annum. No. 29l1 east Marshall.
$50 per annum, No. 3l7 north Twenty
ninth.
SIS per month. No. 1918 west Leigh.
$3.50 per month, No. 1905 west Clay.
$3.50 per month, No. 300 west Marshall.
ST. per month, No. 9O2 north Third.
80 per month, No. 1872 west Broad.
$3.50 per month No. - Reservoir
SIS per month ,store). Us west Broad.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
Nc. ii north Tenth street.
Phone 81. au20-1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Il OR RENT. S.
1921 and 1923 Floyd avenue. . Iii
rooms.
! and q west Clay street. IL rooms.
2914 east Broad street, 9 rooms.
2SO1I2 east Clay street. rooms.
5O7 north Eleventh street. . rooms.
1909 east Broad street. rooms.
1904 west Main street, 6 rooms.
sos north Third street, o rooms.
2Ol0 west Cary street, 6 rooms.
S24 north Twenty fourth street, & rooms.
81 north Nineteenth street q rooms.
1916 west Cary street, 6 rooms.
500 and 5O2 St. James street, q rooms.
2Si2 n street 6 rooms.
$40 Randolph street rooms.
1901 west Broad street (store)
Carnival a. GAYLE.
Real Estate Agents,
au20-1t 1l06 Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

BY j. b. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers,
11f3 east Main street
f ." REM STORES. Oil
No. 1905 east Main street
No. 1O6 west Broad street.
No. ZJl4 east Broad street new and
modern).
No. 1923 east Franklin street.
No. 500 north Twenty-hfth street
tcorne).
No 1897 east Main street
And other large and small business
stands. Send or Phone for rent-list,
revised up TO date, and giving fuller In
formation. J. Is. ELAN a. co.
Phone 534. au2O-1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
WASHINGTON G LEE

HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE THE
II 18th Session will open StPlEh'
BER 14th For catalogue. apply t0
RICHARD MILWAINE President
Hampden-Slney Va.
aug- we fr sujw
The evening world., 1893-10-11
I,cnch KiScMik.

Whlsk the whites of six Eggs to a firm
snow and add the yolks; beat well FIVE
minutes. add six ounces powdered
sugar, stir lightly three minute and
add six ounces of flour; stir it in very
lightly and smoothly. Lay the batter
in drops the size Of a silver half dollar
on a buttered white paper; dust them
with powdered white s%ugarand bake in a
moderate oven to a pale brown. When
cooked wet the back of the paper
slightly, take off the biscuits and stick
each two together with peach or apricot
jam. Dissolve four ounces of icing
sugar with a tablespoonful of water and
half a glass Of orange juice: with this
thinly wash the biscuits: when dry have
a small pad of wool dipped In a little
powdered carmine and slightly touch
the side Of each biscuit with it; then
place a small piece of angelica in each
to represent the stalk. Serve these bis
cults on lace paper with a few fern
leaves around them.