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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-14
Jim DAILY the Victor.

jim Daily, of Philadelphia, who
spared with Corbett for two years, and
Tom Mccarthy, Of Dubois. Pa, who
spared with the Jack Dempsey com
bination. met IN a glove contest to q
finish before the Buffalo Athletic club.
The battle was for a purse Of g. 90 and
side stakes Of g., 600 each. They were
evenly matched and the betting was
about even. DAILY weighed I5S pounds,
but was not in as good condition as his
who weighed Il al Is7
pounds, Twenty-uine rounds were
fought and up to the twenty-sixtL hou-
ors were easy. In me succeeding three
rounds DAILY rushed his man aud had
the best OK everything Just before the
bell rang for time, Day landed a -ie.o-is
left handler OF ne point q HcCa~:aT's
taw ard he fell IN 2 heap OF -Ae aoor
and was counted out
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THE WHEELING WORLD.

An evening cycle paper is to be pub
ished next year in Paris.
The first cycle club composed entire
II Of clergymen was organized At Co
lumbus, o.. and is still in existence.
1t viii be hard to say towhat use the
bicycle will eventually be put News
paper carriers will be the next people TO
use them
Walter Piccares and A. II. Scatter
good. of Albany, rode 1o4 miles. from
Lake George 20 Hudson. in hours and
IS minutes The roads ere billy and
rough.
Billy Banker. Of Buffalo. is one Of the
best informed men on the pneumatic
tire in this country and he says a resiI-
lent punctu-e-p-oof tire viii never be
invented.
The St Paul Cycle club intends 20
encourage skating by holding a tournz-
me,t governed bv the same plan as
the bicycle meeting. Good sport Is
promised
The bicycle campaign Of 1899 prom
ises % be as sensational, as far as re-
ord breaking Il concerned, as was that
OF 1922. Several neEE patents specially
adapted fo- speed have already been in
t-oduced
Another round-the-worli cycling tour
has Just been finished y. L Sacht.e-
ben. Of Alton. AID Thomas .. Allen, q
Ferguson. No. are the heroes They
have inst arrived At san E~a1-ise5
from Vancolre-. 3. & On June -.
1920, they sailed from New YORK.
crossed Europe. covercG TIE Holy Land.
b-ared tie ts--o-s OF China and -a1 ne
whole q the game: MAZE 5y Ar. Sc
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The following arc representative sales OF hogs
H. ~. rlIll.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.



KANSAS CITY. Jan. B.-CAT1LE-Receipts $3.50,
Shipment / E. Market good cattle steady,
others weak TO l0c lower; feeders steady. hep -
sentative sa res: Dressed bee and >h piping steers
8 .uG6 - COWS and Ieiters 8 sos 3d. e.UJhcrs and
feeders = G54a -. HgG>-E Receipts "iu shipments
800. Market active. generally To- higher, Extreme
rrnge 3, Ji07 -: hulk 8 s5O1s uH. Sh EEf- lte-
,rlris lU1, shipments lDt MRl Eet. good muttouS
- higher; otnor, dUll and steady. Ranged 8 90
"a IA.
81. IOUIS Jan 5-CATTi T. 90 Receipts = q
shipments 20 Market strong. Native steers 5" ID
,zi -. shipping Steers = 20 25- HoG- - i,e-
,eipts - shipments 4lal. Market to lGC higher.
rcsvy a. 4uC1 30 packing - - = o.. HghJ a. 55a
6l SliE!.p-I,eoeipts %. shipments 90 har.et
strong. hluttou~ ; .ug5 ~.
CHICAGO. Jan l5.-,AI TIF--ReCeipts 5000 ship
ultuts ssU. Market strong. stoCkers higher.
~teers e a. o. stug EerS - 31G5 81, cows s. @ls1
u1 HOGS Receipts is.aN sAiDmr Hts 9siJ
Market 10 l0c lower. Common e. -UGI A., PACK
ing s. 5OG7 u.s. butt hers s. UJ&I rs igIt s. a. IS,
'fl-s 81 t0sl- 90 ~dLEp-liereipts 40s, shipments
10 Market firm. Muttons - 25055 81, lambs
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E4ILROID IIuH rIHLE,
NouTH ANDE,sf.

ATcHro~, 4orEKA a sAsrA ~ HR.
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~. LoUIS, Jan. Is
FlOIR-Firna, slow. Patents s. 100 81 extra
fancy s sHisa ID, fancy loss - choice IyS3 ~
family . O.
" Ht AI-Cs-b. III &C.
COhN-CAsh ,SlsC.
OAT~-CIsL. 90.
RNE-50c.
BAILEN-4Iinnesota. 6la57c.
bltAN-blC.
fLAN-fl Is.
TlMOThN-S'ORlS
BAGGI\G-5isG. &C.
GOAN NEAL -
HAN-uuh. Prairie s. S0Glo o. timothy SO 500
De- 81.
BUTTFR-Cresmery s7S5Oc dairy lss25c
kGGS-2siac-
PORk-SiS IS. Old SIS %.
LARD 70 20
Mnl>hl--Si 10.
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Rrief Mention.
Hogs went skYward.

BrIeI
Hogs went skyward.
There is a demand for good cattle.
The men who have been claiming hogs
would reach s cents did all the talking
tod&y.
new sewer is being put in front OF the
exchange building to carry off the surface
water.
The following shippers had stock on the
market today;
Captain Ellwood, Kingfsher cattle and
hogs.
!. NJ Horton, Hennesy, hogs.
J. w. Caldwell, Ruella, cattle and hogs
Cole g. Blake, Mt Hope, hogs.
John Bestcn, Andale, hogs and cattle.
S. 2. kerns, Goddard, cattle and hogs.
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MRS snYrHE coMPLIMExTEn.

William H. Sherwood the eminent pianist, who
delighted his audience BY his marvellous playing
has the following to say of Of our local must
clans
WICHITA, KAN, Jan. 9 1s93-It gives me much
pleasure IL say that Mrs. Nellie Hobbs Smythe of
Wichita took g or lessons in music and
piano PLAYING with me last year and that she
showed many rare traits both accomplished
and intelligently trained pianist aud musician and
as poetic and sympathetic interpreter Of music.
She Is very thoroughly equipped as teacher. and
very artistic in her conceptions.
WILLIAM n. SHERWOOD,
Director Piano Department Chicago Cons ervator.
" he Auditorium Chicago. III
Mrs. Smythe announces that she VIII receive
pupils In piano aud harmony Tuesdays and RI
days at her home. 500 North Waco avenue. df4-6t'
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GtNLE4L NIOK4GE.

- .tHAuE Ia tUs NAEEhUt AEN
- ttau aLu aIlS7t iiv lsuv. Nfsi pous "a
.ScLGt ..ua s..Ef. lie uCIrt ,ihts tts g., buu- aas
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u-adi-r Tn-m o.

GIde-sleeve-YYh hen are ron going %
propose 20 tn wealthy G-zs &1uE7
.zyilzst-A-ver
llde-sleeve--}{ hats The trglbles
Tillinzs12ss--IFe- l. she seEt ze as a
Christmas gift Doa1, emitted 49,
a.
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In the aged class Kingston was the
crack of 1891 and the only wilmer Of
over 1000. He won fifteen races in
81 starts and s2S, 2O5, Esquimsux, with
1885, and Bankrupt with $1,000, being
the nearest money winners to the Brown
Whirlvind in his class.
The aged champions since 1857 have
been as follows.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Sedywick. U.s.
Henry G. Tucker. presdnt cashier Of said bank
do solemnly swear that the above statement - true
to the best Of my knowledge and belief help
me God.
HENRY G. TUCKER, Cashier.
(SEAL) Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this
3rd day of January, 1898
K. L. DENTON, Notary Public.
Commission expires on the I'd day of January,
1887
Correct-Attest:
A, w TUCKER, Proprietor.
To Charles F. johnson. Bank Commissioner, To-
peka Kan d 40 Ct
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-14

The figures of this season compare
favorably with those Of 1891, when the
4-year-old and upward winners of S., Ooo
and more we're thirty-two in number.
The principal 4-Year olds and upward
winners since 1887 have been as follows:
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Brief Mention.

WICHITA. Jan. I2
FLoUT-Highest patent 81 90 second patent
-; ey ira fancy. 81 10.
Csc
EGGS--sS2Oc
POGIThY- Hoosters 81 5o9,2 90 per dozen or 80
rer pound. hens, a. o a. % per dozen or &c per
pound; spring chickens 81 152 50 per doZen or Zee
per pound; turkeys, iGsc per pound. DUCKs-teal
81 3: malard. - 20 per DOZEN Dug CEASE. DC Per
pound.
POTAToEs-Choice. 65a15c per pushed.
APPLES-<4eo 20 per barrel.
COAL-AnthraCitc eli 81; Canon City, fsgg Weir
CITY 81 5G fToHUrnRC. 81 81, Pltsburg, 81 OF ILL
nOis, 70 W. McAlester. 81 o.
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Jack Hall. the AUstra Ian light
weight. was knocked CIT II the eighth
round az the Palo Alto club. san Fran
cisco, By Charles johnson. OF S. Pau.
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TURF STATISTICS.

The Crack Fourteen OIds Of the Season
just Passed.
The list OF winners Of $500 and over
for the season AMONG tie fogr-yeav-olds
and upwards is:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New \ orE Money.

NEW YORK. Jan "a
Money on caIl easy. closed offered at per cent.
PRIME mercantile paper aNT per cent.
Exchange rrn but quiet at s. So Tor sixty-day
bIIls and s. S for GUmauG.
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REPRESENTATIVE sALEs.
III. following are the representative sale, Of
HOGS.

Hogs advanced again today, tops bring
ing 81. So. while some good wagon hogs
sold for $40.
REPREsENTATI SALES.
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

IEok eAI.1.-EESg - ACEE SloCs. us.
L -rail. faral 81 Harper oognty. ksb- Ssnoolhs
ID ItcSl-c@ tE son -pf Isi- ytsit rfter 49,
stone. vleNa8sg aofrs. cttCsz. As ueia 81 Ia
ciscstl az - -. a1It s,iffs-+ ts1Flce,
81 =. sas ave. NiCh -, NAB. dks e.
Ert -. sun
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Kansas CITY Produce.

KAS~As CITY, Jan Is
fLoUR-Unchan-cd. Patents - sex o. extra
fenc1 - 1a2 .. fancy - $50 Is choice II s9s- ~
KAN q 1aG1 .U
NHkAT--No red. SIC.
IOEN- go mixed sgarStLor
EAIS-NU nike 3. 2y--.le.
ANE-NC. = = vsiJie-.
BhAN--5s@5g.
tLAXsEED-g .se9, oa a basis q pure
81 TIER Creamery 25eaSC dairy lGaiS
EGGS-enSZsC
tHLESE-steAdy. Young America tic Kansas
1G9c
HAY-steady. Timothy q Oc47 I'D. pra.ri, & "a
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OATS-January Size; February, 529s May
S59eS5 534c.
fOkh- January SIS 62If, May sI9 10
IAhD-January SO 50, May sl0 ia.
Cash quotat ous as follows
WHEAT 7534@16c.
CORN 4g7s.
OATS--Sl1t sS2c.
RGE-56lbC.
BARLEY TIC
FLAA-sl II.
TIMOTHN-Gi 956l 8
SUGAR-Cut LOAF 5ltG53sc, graduated 5Isc. stand
ard a &c.
BUTTER Strong. Creamery 2U953c. dairy 22e
61c. western I5&2-C
EGGS Firm. rtrictIy fresh SUG3lc.
POEk-sE 7GgH -.
LARD-SiU 81
SHORT RIBS-S9 tD69 e..
DltN SAIL oHUULDEbS-s 50 75a9 s7ls
SHORT CLEAR SID -S-Sl0 5JGlO ~.
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Mozart School of Music
Rooms Is, II. %, Biting Block.
MIS-. d. Hays. Priu., and Teacher OF

Teachers course in the practical application Of
the Mason system AS taught by Dr.. VIM. Mason,
au nor Of the Mason system and (. NJ. Bowman,
director OF music at Vassar.
Harmony by correspondence
Miss Ida Sperry director of Guitar and Mandolin
department. 4l-tf
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MIchita Drain Market

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Jan. Is
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAlS-t ar lots on track.
WHEAT-52c.
CORN-N elbow, 2Sc.
DAIS-k2C:
HAY-Faled, o. 0OCDI 50 per ton; loose 81 C0GS5 o.
GROUND UORN-Chopin car lots, ioc per lOI
pounds; corn and oats. SIC per lOO pounds; bran,
kECked. tyC per 100 pounds
FI.AASL EI)-t50isuc.
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MUSIC.
Hrs. Nellie X. Hobbs SIN 18th,

klindworth Conseryatory-Berlin.
and Pupil Of VIM. II. Sherwood.
VIII receive pupils in advanced piano and
harmony after January LIST. For further in
formation inquire at residence, 303 Waco
Avenue. 2l-1mt
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COLUMN
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied

Ths following rates undar she direren, bssdiRss
81 - charged.
- Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements Jskek for less ;hSn 10 cents
one line advertisements charged same rate as two
mes.
VII FCE61 DpES"
FzicCS given under classified heads in this coluun
-pbkrabie only Local advertisements. No lorciru
"a II rrtsys.t euts Eaksn ~ prices given.
Answers 81 vert seu4scts sent IN care OF ths
TAsG Office EhGGll - - "a for NsthiA D. ,'tr
alter Insertion " ben ad vs-sisers wish rePlys
1va-}et tAsm stamped envelopes tnUS- D. seI,t-
Geic-vuce TO for-r}aF advertisements should give
'r-ci gt'oH 49, 1ats 81 Insertion or cory 81 the al
,cEI sF-.ent SHs,.ia Dc srtt-
Not rrsFo.s.H.e .or advertisements g1EeR OF Dis
ll. iIuit- IS -rIvp-ua--
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NEW YORK. Jan g.
COFFEE-Spot no, quiet and nrmer. No. =
l6Jsc.
I lI-lt.St5sC, graduated u-lbagC, cut loaf
5-it,q.a-yU.
COTTON Quiet. MiddHng uplsnds $50 mid
ding Orleans u.s..
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Take stage at Noble for IecumseE. Best
and shortest route. WIN. SHEARER
Manager.
The Proper Time.
Madison SQueeres-I see you very
often with that young DeBroke, Am
premature in Offering to you my con-
gratWations?
Miss De Bullion-Oh, no, not at all; l
have just refused hirn.-Des Moines Ar
gonaut.
Useful Well As Ornamental
Il see a great many houses in the
south are built with cupolas," said Jaw
hens
Yes we have TO build EN- that way"
said the colonel. We use EN- for chick
en- coops at night Life.
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Ion sALE BY TUCAkR s sPGAoEh-

business blocks and inslss rssId, scs property a.
your own us4gs $50 -
TtCkER 4 SPtNCEl..
IL D. puu-lIz
IrOR -CftENF o. KsuE-- lCT> tND
5-rOUIa house sua ls..- b'a,sinist sl1i- -ltu =
Ell IN BsJussttie, hA. 4lq9sge - ~ > 4teiul sNv.
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RESOURCES,

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF the fnaolal condi-
~ ton OF the West side Bank at wichita State
OF Kansas It the close OF business the sd day Of
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Th da1hia 1aiu Eagle Saturday orng ganuarv H. g.
DANCING SCHOOL.
MISS LUCY F0RD'S
DANCING SCHOOL.
GARFIELD HALL
Class eyenings-Thursday and Saturday. Chill
dIens clsss-saturday afternoons at 2SJ. 4sf
a. j. APPRECIATE.
With A. u. Mallory

kLstracter, ConVeyancsc Z Notary Puh
Fine dIaughting a specially. Cnmplets abstracts
10 any land III Sedgwick county. ONCE Just al right
a west entrance. Main street, New Court Rouse
iI-t floor. Prompt service guaranteed Telephone
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tIl.s22s4

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
~ condition Of the Bank OF Dei by. at Derby.
Nan, State OF Kansas. at the close Of business On
the ID day OF January. b1l
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The 6-year-old champions since 1887
have bee0.
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The quote tons mere presented are 10 give ';'f
.binper an idea OF the general range OF prices NJ
Tnrlous classes and grades sell within the Ilmls {"
these ouoLatIons acc urdiDgto the quality OF oIer
ings aud the state OF the daily markets. These quo
tsfions are only changed when there has been
permanent change IN the general market Ihr
representative sales should DC referred 10 70 got ne
sRiIy fluctuations.
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Whit t,i1gle
FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
rhe Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past q
hours Were, Cattle, las: Hogs 478
Shipments, Cattle, None; Hogs, 79.

The cattle market was strong TO-DAY
good cattle bringing a slight advance o'e'
Yesterdays prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27

IN RUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE
m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
THE THEATRE WAS SOLD.
MIR. Zimmerman Offers Thirty-six Thou
sand for the Property.

sand for the Property.
The Richmond Theatre property, at the
southeast corner of Seventh and Broad
streets. was sold yesterday afternoon
for $4,000. subject TO confirmation ny the
chancery court Of this city. Mr.. William
ii. Zimmerman was the purchaser.
There was large crowd present at
the sale. and pedestrians not interested
were forced 10 seek the centre Of the
street so as 10 pass eastward or west
ward. In the crowd were many OF Rich
mOnds most prominent men in the hnan-
cial world, among them being Mr.. James
j. Pace, Mr.. NJ. Millhiser, Mr.. e. Raab.
Mr.. John Branch, Mr.. james r. Gray and
many others.
About SEQ o'clock Auctioneer ]. Thomp-
son Brown called the assemblage to some
thing like order and standing on one Of
the stepping stones I'm front OF the prop
erty, commenced proceedings by reading
the advertisement.
He then stated that he had been In
structed by Major Charles s Stringfellow
20 announce that the person purchasing
the property would only purchase the
number OF feet named in the deed, and
as the property now stands; that ne had
been Informed that perhaps the property
was one or two inches more or less short
OF what was stated in the advertisement
lie ended his statement by saying that
the property would be sold; be Knocked
ost TO the highest bidder. and that the
sale would have 10 receive the coniirma-
ton OF the court before the property
would be finally sold that the substitute
trustee and executor did not pledge him
SELF TO recommend any bid 10 the court
me terms We're then read by Mr.
brown, and the first bid WAS received
from Mr.. James T. Gray. lie started
the ball a-roling" at 10000. Mr.. Charles
j. Stokes soon had the amount up 10
$500, and later Mr.. Brown was crying
his bid of $4,000
That bid seemed 10 hang fire, and the
auctioneer almost lost his voice repeating
the figures g. Finally. by small grada-
iions, $1,000 was reached, and the finish
Wa reached with a bid OF $4,000 from
Mr. Zimmerman
l saw him few moments after the
sale. and In reply 10 question. said
that he did not care TO make a statement
as 20 what he would do with the property
Il viii wait" he said, .'unti the court
takes action on the Meter before / viii
determine what ] shall do"
Mr. Ilmmermsnn IL one OF Richmond's
most prominent reStaurateurs. His es-
taoiisiaent Is next 10 the property.
III was the consensus OF opinion that
Tor $4,000 the Theatre will be sold at q
sacrifice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
WHY

WHY 90 you forget 60 ofiah
Why 10 you ~ ok word 4" 'u ~
often regret.
Why do you take up with ne" "Squiin'-
ances, forgetting old frienosf
why do YOU not use clear judgment
instead Of too often acting upon Impulse
Why do you persistenuy neglect your
health when 1t IS your duty 10 take
special care OF It?
Why are you 80 careless when SUI
den chill, headache. tired feeling ana
general disgust with life come over your
Why do you not stop TO think that
little timely caution Of the right kind
will overcome all these troubles ana put
you In possession OF good health ana
feelings once more?
Why do you not remember that the
best physicians, scientists and the lead
Ing people OF the land all recommend
pure whisky as the proper thing 10 take
at such times?
Why DO you not recall the fact that
there is only one pure medicinal whisky
known TO the world, that IL Is exceeding
ly popular. that Il has been In use for
twenty years, and that it is Duffy's Pure
Malt7
Why do you not denounce any druggist,
grocer or dealer who tries TO offer you
some other or inferior whisky, saying
II is just as good?
Why do you not always insist upon
having just what you require, Just what
you desire, and just what YOU know To-
be the purest, the best and most eH''irn'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
Proneriy Transfers.

Richmond: a. NJ. Bowman's trustee 10
n pand. Wexford. 40 7-i2 feet on north
s,da Grove avenue. corr er Rowland street.
s., 400. ,a, oor,,,,ssionar.
a. ~ y Swain. % feet on Main street
ror,heast corner Becth h, 1903.
'y n pace 10 II. II. Grady 20 feet on
so,,,b side beverly street. near Randolph'
$40. - o,hars .necial
',,,fss,oners. TO +. Whitlock, Il rs
coa. coz. na south side Broad street, between
l re-. on I'd seventh. $1,000
oi ea,a N Mary r., George p. and X.
Sa Ino Jr' 2i 2-3 feet on south side
Broad ~ street, between Sixth and Seventh
Sl6.55O. ,Y..,,,rs .necial com
listener 10 Genevieve Hall, 60 feet on
nnrth side Blair street. near Randolph
Sn7. A.. rr-o,L Crrr,n
g. oa'Ico acres on Long Bridge road. S1l.3S.
- ea,,e 20 Miles Derico. % acres on Long
Bridge road, SlbO ~
William ]. Taylor's heirs TO John Pope
"a acre. part OF Hickory Hill tract
sgl5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
HcnricO Elections.

In the Henrico county election, held
Thursday. with two exceptions. the entire
Democratic ticket was elected. This
consisted OF county clerk circuit clerk,
neither Of whom had any opposition four
supervisors-one from each of the dis
tricts Of Fairfield. Brookland. Tuckahoe
and Varina; sixteen magistrates-four
from each district; four constables and
four overseers Of the poor The whole
ticket consisted of thirty candidates,
twenty-eight Of whom were elected. The
only Republican candidates chosen were
Wilbur Southwark, as supervisor OF Va
rina district. and Andrew Jackson, for
overseer Of the poor, from the same dis
triCt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
For Her Husbands Sake.

A woman and two little children, came
TO Richmond a few days ago and applied
at the Second police-station for aid. The
woman gave her name as Mrs. Martin,
and said she had spent ali the money
she had in the world coming here 10 try
10 get a pardon for her husband, who is
in the penitentiary. Captain Angle sent
her and her children to the almshouse,
and has succeeded In getting them passes
back home. She had no papers with her
bearing upon her husbands case and
could make no move towards getting him
a pardOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
MIR. Davis Colors.

Governor Mckinney received a letter
yesterday from Mrs. Santa Tamplet. OF
Brennan. Texas. in which she says that
a widow Of that town has in her posses
sion battle-fag of the First Mississippi
Volunteers. that went out from Brennan
under Captain a. X. McClung TO the Mexi-
can war. Mrs. Tamplet adds that as these
were the colors Of Jefferson Davis in
that war. the State of Virginia should
have them. and she thinks they can be
gotten at a small expense.
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

sU-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner GRACE and Madison streets). Rev
RoBERr r KERR, ID: d., pastor.-Dr. KRRk
will preach at II A. Nj. and S:15 r. NJ.
TT TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
CHURCH corner Broad and Twentieth
streets, Rev. L. A. PETERsoS. ID. D.. pastor
Preaching % IL A. N. and at s:i5 T. NJ. We'd
nesday night service at s:l5 SUNDAY schoo!
at 9;i5 A. NJ. Seats free. and welcome to all.
tFOLAY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Clay and Graham streets)-Sunday
school et A.: Nj. Preaching at Ii A. NJ aud
$40 i. VI. by Rev. j. III. Hidden. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday ut s:i5 L. Nj. Young mems
meeting Friday at s:l5 u. NJ.
sr-sEyENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, Rev. JABEl HALL pastor. Preach.
Ing ut II A. ": and s;l5 L. NJ. Sunday-school al
p. NJ Sunday PRAYER meeting s:ls p II Wed'
nesday.. Sewing Circle II A. NJ Thursday.
Young Ladies Sewing Circle 4 r. NJ Friday.
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Hollywood Memorial Service.

This service will be held at the Second
Baptist church. corner Sixth and Main
streets. Sunday night, beginning at SIS
o'clock Sermon by Rev. w. w. Ian
drum.
The members OF the Hollywood Memo
rial Association. Juniors. lakewood and
Hebrew Memorial Associations are re-
quested TO meet in the lecture room,
which opens on Sixth street. at o'clock.
The middle aisle OF the church will be
reserved for these ladies and for the
invited Camps OF Confederate Veterans
who will attend in a body.
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EXCURSIONS,

NxrORLD'S FAIR EXCLUSIONS
w CAFES WORLDS FAIR TOURS
leave Richmond every THURSDAY 'lA
richmond Fredericksburg ana Potomac
and special Pullman trains over ienn'yl
varia railroad, returning by Nlasai4
Falls and Watkins Glenn. or ali,ol
river and New York at slight alluoiAi
expense. Tours no Europe ana Ip-Nt
the World. Ocean tickets sold ey aD
steamship lines. Programme ana ptE
ticulars OF r. r. PAUL WIchmona A-As
picbn,ond Va my0-lm