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The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
Sons Of the American Revolution.

The Brown Thurston Company has
just published for the Maine Society of
the Sons of the American Revolution a
book of 81 pages, in paper covers, con-
tanning list of the officers of that So
ciety, the constitution and by laws, list
of the members of the organization,
with genealogies tracing their ancestry
back to revolutionary sires, the constitn-
ton and bylaws of the American Society
of the Sons of the Revolution, and a list
of officers of that society. The work has
been done with great care under the SUI
pervision of the secretary. DR.. Burrage,
and in arrangement, Typography and
general appearance it is credit to all
concerned in it's preparation.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
PERSONAL.

The many friends of Mr.. w. F. Todd
were glad to see him outagain.yesterday
He is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Boadicea Aldrich Dinsmore, just
returned from California, where she has
held the place of correspondent for sew
eral northern newspapers, is the guest of
Mrs. William 81. Baxter, Pleasant street,
Deering.
Dr. Marcus f. Brooks and family, and
several other Portland people, are stop
ping at the National house, in the pic
turesque village of Dixfeld.
Ex-Gov. Plaisted told a friend who
showed him the paragraph recently
printed to the effect that he was to re-
turn to Bangor to live that there was no
truth in it.
DR.. George F. Libby of this city has
been promoted to first assistant surgeon
at the Soldiers Home at Togus, and DR..
81. C. Nutter, also of this city, has been
appointed second assistant.
Hon. L. D. M. Sweat and Mrs. Sweat
have arrived home from their trip
around the world, and were warmly
greeted by many friends yesterday.
Mr.. Cowles was presented at the Pavil-
lou Saturday night a handsome watch
charm set with diamond, and also a
bouquet of beautiful flowers.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
Temperance Mass Meeting.

There will be grand temperance mass
meeting at LakeaMaranocook, Friday
August 25th. Able speakers have been
engaged. The Clinton Cornet band will
open the meeting with band concert
and furnishsmusic during the day. Rev.
E. w. Weber of Richmond, grand chief
templar of Maine Good Templars, will
have charge of the meeting. The Maine
Central railroad will sell tickets at low
rates.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
THE PRESS.
BRIEF JoTTlNas.

Work was begun yesterday morning on
the Portland Railroad Company's wharf
at Back Cove.
The Portland Company is building two
snow plows for tine Bangor d Aroostook
railroad.
Deputy Sheriff Chute searched Joseph
Cornean's residence on King street,
Westbrook, Sunday night, about o clock
and captured four jugs of hard stuff and
several cases of lager.
The fire department will be paid on
Thursday, and hereafter employees in
this department will receive their wages
bi-monthly.
Three men in a boat were caught in
squad off Ram Island, Sunday, and up
set. Mr.. Thomas Murphy and others,
who were sailing in the vicinity rescued
the men and landed them on the Cape.
Schooners Chapel Brothers brought
1000 live Holsters, the Superior 1900, Ho-
rizon 5000, and the Wasp 800, yesterday.
Ground was broken yesterday morning
for the brick block to be built by Green
& Jordan for D W. True G Co., in the
rear of their store. Mr.. F. II. Fassett is
the architect.
Mr.. McCallum, of the Pavilion, cele-
brated the fifth anniversary of the open
ing of that theatre under his manage
ment by giving dinner Sunday to the
members of his company at the Ottawa
House.
Schooner yacht Coronilla, Bar Harbor
for Boston. anchored at Peaks Island
yesterday noon. five hours from Booth
bay. Rear Commodore Wight and wife
are on board and have as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Flagg, Captain William A.
Haskell, Mis- Lillian Smith and Mr.. Fred
Borden.
A woman made complaint at the sta
lion last night. that man threw her lit
tie boy down the steps of her house on
Chatham street and injured his hip. The
police will investigate.
From. p. m. to 8 p. M. Mrs. Jane
Thurston will receive her friends at her
house No. 46 Tying street today.
The new entrance to Masonic Hall in
Portland Savings Bank building is COM
pIeted. 1t is very handsome. The high
ly polished granite pillars from the
Maine and New Hampshire Granite
Company, are extremely beautiful and
the Nova Scotia freestcne arch is a fit
ting finish.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
sudden Death of Frank Hanscomb.

Frank E. Hanscomb of West Gorhan
engineer on the Portland & Rochester
railroad, died suddenly about 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, while oiling his en-
CINE at the Kennebec street yard, pre-
paratory to taking out the 3. 10 train.
DIR. Thayer was called. The death was
due to Bright's disease. Undertaken
Martin took charge of the remains.
William Baker, resident of East Bos-
ton, who was visiting at Long Island,
died very suddenly yesterday. Coroner
Hall was called, and after satisfying
himself that the man died of heart dis
ease considered an inquest unnecessary.
Mr.. Baker was about 81 years of age. =
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
First Annual Field Day.

The furniture and carpet dealers of
this city will hold their first annual field
day at Long Island, Thursday, August
17th. There will be ball game in the
morning between the furniture and car
psf men, also tug of war, followed by
one of Cushing's famous shore dinners.
The afternoon sports will consist of foot
races, thyowing the base ball, running
and standing jumps, foot ball, etc. At a
meeting held yesterday, Mr.. Brooks of
the Walter Corey Company, Mr.. Adams
of w. T. Kilborn& Co., and Mr.. Oliver
of II. j. Bailey & Co., were appointed a
committee of arrangements. All the
furniture and carpet stores will be closed
the entire day Thursday.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
Keep Thinking

that those White Mountain excursions
are still running Sundays at an extreme
ly low rate, and that the monster Bar
Harbor excursion from Portland on Sun
day, August 9th, will be the gay one of
the season. The Maine Central will do
their best to make it one of the features
of the summer, running express from
Waterville to Mt. Desert Ferry, and pas
sengers will then have sail on the beau
tiful steamer Sappho, via Sorrento. 1t
will be an elegant trip.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
uniyersalist Grove meeting.

The Universalist grove meeting will
take place at Sebago Lake Sunday, Aug.
Goth. Among the prominent clergymen
who will preach on this occasion are Rev.
@. B. Lynn of Boston, Rev. 0. F. Stafford,
D. D., of Deering, Rev. Geo. w. Perry OF
Rutland, Vt. The train will leave Port
land at S.45 o'clock on arrival of special
train from Bath, Brunswick and Free
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
18th u. s. Infantry.

The 17th United States Infantry Asso.
citation will hold its third annual reunion
at the Preble House, Portland, next
Thursday. They occupied Fort Preble in
1866. The association will be glad to see
all it's old friends, and if there are any
comrades in this vicinity who belonged
to the 18th United States Infantry they
are cordially invited.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15

The two association stables are insured
for $25O0 each; $1,250 each in the Nort!,
American and Niagara companies. The
club stable is insured for $3,40O, in the
Northern and Home The insurance is
placed with Dow & Pinkham.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
started for the worlds Fair.

Two boys named Harry Snowman,
aged IA and Murray Smith OF the same
age, went down to the Grand Trunk
yard intending to get to the World s
Fair. Snowman hid IN box-car. At
Pownal his cries were heard and he was
released and returned home but nothing
has been heard from his companion.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-15
Fire on Church Street,

The alarm from box about a. m.
yesterday was caused by slight fire in
the attic of No. % Church street, occu-
pied by J. M. Tolford. The fire was ex-
tinguished by the chemical. The dam
age was slight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
Pronerty Transfers.

Richmond Virginia Browns trustee 10
n,,r,,arat C,ogan sc % feet on Orleans
street northwest corner Seventh S'zV
Joseph Bacher 10 s. IT, Herndon ~
feet on east side Linden street between
Cumberland and Beverly, 500
William T. Bryant, Jr.' to John Hunter.
Jr.. trustee. foot on east side Pine slr-vl
near Cumberland $40.
". and G.. l.. Christian, special com
missioners. TO John b. Myers. q IL feet
an north side Lewis street near Williams
burg avenue, SO.
H and c. L. Christian, special com
roissioners. 10 John B. Myers. 90 Id rect
ON Lewis street corner Williamsburg ave-
nue.. $3.50 -
Marian e. and J. Q. Dickinson TO John
Powers. lot on Marshall street north
east corner Twenty-eighth. s..
Charles Harris heirs 10 Daniel wright
q - feet on east side Second street near
Arch. $l.7O5. -,-,u
John -. Myers TO Mary c. Schonherger'
81 ga feet at southeast corner Nlcholso"
and Highland streets, 500.
Boulware & Pickren. special comrnls-
sioners. TO Walter $ Peyton. 20 feet on
east side Sixth street beyond Leigh AlS'-l'
Charles +. Sturm to Annie c. FAR
cloth. Al IL feet on north side NehaDie
street between Tulip and Pink, ..
Jeremiah ID. Whiuock 10 Bridget NJ.
Nahoney. 20 feet on east side Eighteenth
street near Venable. $1,000.
Henrico-N. d. Arnall TO c. i. Arnali,
30 feet on north side Darlington street
near Mosby, $500.
]. Thompson Brown, Leroy e. Brown
and G.. H. A Ball TO Lula A. reeve
n 6 feet on north side Kinsland avenue
near Reulah street, $30G.
Virginia Browns trustees 10 Guarantee
Building. Loan and Trust Company 80
feet on State street between Erin ana
Gillian, $500. -.
A. ]. Chewing and Edward 5. Rose 10
Joseph G. James, 80 feet in Duvals addi-
ton, $500. ,,--
Joseph Hall TO Robert d. Grandson
20 feet on New Bridge road near Twenty
fifth street, S,lOO
Pbilip Ken's widow and heirs TO
Amanda T.. wife Of Peter C. Wits EV
feet on Louisiana street northwest corner
Marshall. and lot Q in square q, Fulton
s..
Sands & Beveridge. special commission
ers TO John Cussons, interest In Y acres
near Glen Allen 500
Charles Thurston to Gertrude, wire OF
William G. Valentine, 30 feet on west
side Washington street near Haryie. N'e5'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24

WHY do YOU forget so often'
WIN do YOU speak words that you so
often regret7
why do you take UP with new acquaint-
a,ces forgetting old friendsf
yvbv do Won not use clear judgment
tretead of too often acting upon impulse
why do you persistentiy neglect your
health when II is your duty 10 take
special care OF II!
why are you so careless when a sud-
den chill. headache. tired feeling ana
general disgust with life come over your
Why do you not stop 20 think that a
u,tla timely caution OF the right kind
will overcome all these troubles and put
vou IN possession OF good health and
feelings once moref
WHY do you not remember that the
host MUSICIANS, scientists and the lead
inc neople OF the land all recommend
pure whisky as the proper thing to take
nj such times?
WHY do you not recall the fact that
there is only one pure medicinal whisky
Ilnovn TO the world. that IL is exceeding
w nopular that It has been In use for
twenty wears. and that IT is Duffy's Pure
Malt?
why do you not denounce any druggist
grocer or dealer who tries TO offer you
some other or inferior whisky, saying
It is just as good?
why do you not always insist upon
having lust what you require, just what
Won desire, and just what you know TO
be the purest, the best and most eiiicientf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
Virginia Hot Springs.

The stockholders OF the Virginia Hot
Springs Company met at the Office OF Mr..
d. A. Axtell at u NJ. yesterday and elect
ed the following board Of directors: NJ.
e. ingalls,, Cincinnati; w. Z. Anderson
Cincinnati; e. +. Osborn, Cincinnati; Al
bert G. Cane, Cincinnati; G. w. Richard
son, Hot Springs. Va; Warner Moore
Richmond; II. r. Wiclham. Hanover
county; c. =. Wexford. Richmond; De-
catur Axtell. Richmond.
The president and treasurer presented
their reports. showing that the affairs OF
The company were I'm good condition.
The president stated that the improve
ments at the Hot Springs were nearly
completed, and that the prospects OF a
good season were excellent, and that the
company would thus be able to derive
good results from the large expenditures
IL had made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
Trivial Docket and "a Hot Day at the
Temple Iesterday

'hipie testefhhNs
A dense audience at the sanctum yes
terday cut of the gentle zephyrs that
Heated languidly up Franklin street. and
decided lack of ventilation caused the
place 10 resemble a hot-housa. His Honor
Is looking forward with much pleasure
10 the time when the court will ,ohduct
thelT. proceedings In the new City Han.
Everything VIII be arranged I'm the best
OF style In the handsome structure. and
the hrst entertainment will doubtless
consist OF "A number OF nrst-class special-
ties as starter
The cards being cut. Peter McDooough
came In on charge OF resisting Police
man Kelley while IN the discharge Of
his duty. McDonough took only two
cards. and filled "A flush. but His Honor
held full hand. aud McDonough was
sent 10 the grand jury.
Edward Washington (colored was
touched for $40 for cruelty whipping his
mule. The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty TO Animals was represented by
captain Guigon. Don't maltreat your
ialthtul beasts OF burden during these hot
DAYS. II Is an evidence OF bad nature,
ana Ills Honor viii always impose a Sc
we're fne by way OF example.
me case OF Daniel Mahoney and John
Eiam' charged with stealing a lot OF
morse shoes from the Old Dominion Iron
ana Nall Works Company, was continued
TIL June 3D. TO have some OF the neces-
sary witnesses present.
A. oirolami came in on a charge OF
Keeping his bar open on Sunday. Several
witnesses testified that they were In the
establishment Sunday afternoon, but
eouidht Tor the life Of them secure q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
............a arlnh. GlrOlamI was accord.

socnos,ered drink. Girolami was accord
ingiy discharged. -, ,y y p,oo
the case OF Matthias Brief w. r. Rupp.
parnev prauer. w. A. Lambert ana fritz
I'on,erback. charged with Keeping a
sionghter- house within the city limits,
~as continued till July 18TH, to allow tne
matte, nat to be brought before the city
Council. 80 "a ,riod IN
90, Petite Branch with knife Bette
hrought In a witness who didn't nave
ran,,ta,lon for yeracity. The Justice oe-
ciored that he couldn't put any iath III
enc statements Of one who stretched ms
Coincidence TO meet the demands OF ,he
case Julia was accordingly discharged.
Iobn II. smith (coloreO was touched
for exactly Sl050 for assaulting ana peat,
ING Maggie Jackson. IL Is bad tlne OF
the wear 10 be ungallant TO the iadles'
Gentle springtme Is the season Tor WOO
ing and not for assault and battery TAKE
warning. We belligerent sinners.
Charles Lucas (colored came IN the
iack-pot on n charge OF commlttihs
an assault on Maggie Bell. Lucas was
sent 10 the grand jury.
After several jays were dlsposeu VI
the court adjourned on two pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY X. b. Chaffin & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. / north Tenth street.
n RUsTEE's AUCTION SALE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE
WEST END,
ON JACQUELINE STREET BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND CARTER
-r.rrg

by virtue Of a deed OF trust from A. ID.
Gordon and wife. dated December 70,
1892, recorded in Henrico County Court,
Deed Book 14l. d, page 252, and at re-
quest OF beneficiary. default having been
made i'm payment of a note secured In
said deed, | will sell b. public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, May %, 1898,
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY
DESCRIBED IN SAID DEED as "all
that CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, lying and being I'm the
county OF Henrico. State Of Virginia,
near the western limits Of the city of
Richmond, lying on and fronting on the
north line of Jacqueline street between
Washington and Carter streets, com
mencing at a point 3lG feet west Of
Washington street and fronting on said
north line of Jacqueine street 30 feet,
and extending back in a northerly direc-
ton and between parallel lines 200 feet
10 an alley 20 feet wide. Also that
certain other LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND lying and being I'm said county
OF Henrico adjoining the rear portion OF
the lot hereinbefOre described. and lying
east Of IT, fronting on the south side
Of said alley and running back from il
i'm a southerly direction and between
parallel lines 100 feet. the said lot be-
ing 20 feet wide"
There is a new building (store and
dwelling) on the lot, fronting on Jacque-
lin street.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale,
writing the deed Of trust and 10 pay a
note Of Sl5. with interest from March
20 1893. Credits for notes as follows:
So due June 20 1898 SO due Septem-
Der 20 1893: So due December 20. 1893;
Sl5 due March 20 1894; SIS due June 90,
1894. and 81 900 also due June 20, 1894 and
residue. if any, on terms to be announced
at hour Of sale.
WALTER SYDNOR, Trustee.
r. b. CHAFFIN & CO., Auctioneers.
my19-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and
Brokers.
No 6 north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A SUBURBAN TRUCK FARM.

BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
dated the Goth day Of May, 1892, and
of record in the clerks office OF Henrico
County Court. i'm Deed Book 40 a, page
POO default having been made in the
paymcnt Of the debt therein secured,
and being required so TO do by the bene-
hciary. we will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
MONDAY, the Goth Day OF May. 1893.
at & o'clock y. NJ. the TRACT or LAND
SECURED UNDER SAID DEED, con
tanning 7 or 5 acres OF good trucking
land. situated at the junction OF the
Williamsburg road the Central turnpike
and adjoining the National Cemetery on
the west. This is a fine site for country
store. The nearness OF this land TO the
city makes II JUST THE PLACE FOR
YOU.
TERMS Cash as 20 expenses OF sale
and a note OF $3.50. within interest there
on from 10Th day OF May. 1893 till pald'
the residue as may be announced al time
OF sale. A. j. CHEWING.
EDWARD s. ROSE,
my23-td Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
L. S. Circuit Court Of Appeals

The May term Of the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals was called yes
terday Hon. Nathan Golf, circuit judge,
being present.
Owing TO the absence Of Chief Justice
Fuller and the indisposition Of Judge
Robert w. Hughes no cases were argued.
and the court adjourned until to-day at
noon. The Chief Justice and Judge Nor
ris, Of Maryland, will be present to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
FOR SALE.

City Engineers Office.
Richmond. Va. May q, 1893.
NOR SALE-TO BE SOLD AT AUG
II TON at the NEW CITY HALL.
SATURDAY. MAY THE 27th at II
o'clock a. NJ, one HOSTING ENGINE.
BOILER. a lot Of NEW CHAIN, PEAN
HAMMERS. &c, DERRICKS, &c, a
complete list Of which can be seen at
this Office
Terms of sale, cash.
w. +. CUTSHAW,
my24-td City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
WEDNESDAY, May "a, 1893.
At 10 NJ,

in front of the Henrlco county court
house. ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND
INTEREST OF SAID JAMES j.. LYME
IN AND TO THE SEVERAL PIECES
OR PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE dm-
proved and unimproveD lying and being
in the county Of Henrico and described
as follows:
/. As ACRES or LAND, being part Of
the "Hnyard" or Seven Pines tract.
and purchased 10y said Lyme from A. X.
Courtney, special commissioner In the
suit of Evans against Hilyard.
q q 62-100 ACRES on the south side or
the Williamsburg road. east OF the
Shields road and near Seven Pines ana
bounded as follows: ON the east by the
land owned by Abner Hilyards heirs;
on the south by the lands owned by ).
W. Shields; on the west by road called
Shields road" and "A small tract or
land owned by J. 5. Kelley, and on the
north by the said Kelley land and the
Williamsburg road. (See deed dated June
3. 1872, Deed Book %, page o5l, Henrico
County Court)
3. That PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
WITH IMPROVEMENTS thereon, adj
Joining land on the west side Of James
Kelley, fronting on the Williamsburg
road and running east 81 feet, more or
less. TO Mrs. Sarah DOnnoufs land;
less: thence west 60 feet, more or less, TO
said James Kelleys land; thence north
10 the place Of beginning 40 feet, more
or less. (See deed dated February 5,
1876 Deed Book 81. page l34, Henrico
County CourtJ
T. 1912 ACRES at Seven Pines being
the tract of land conveyed 10 Richard
Hilyard by Charles I. Hdyard, Noycin-
Der /, 1866. and the same tract OF land
81. una nv "a
deed dated February 3, 1876 recorded in
Henrico County Court, Deed Book 81,
page l32.
8. THOSE TWO LOTS. OR PIECES OF
LAND, lying and being on the VIII
liamsburg stage road-the first adjoining
the Seven Pines" and fronting 80 feet
on the south side Of TIE Williamsburg
road. running back on Nathan Wheeler S
line 10 feet, thence running east lao
feet and thence south 100 feet, and from
thence 10 feet west ard from thence TO
the beginning. (See deed dated December
15 1863. Deed Book So page ~, Henrico
County Court) The secof d adjoining the
above tract and containing l acre and
described as fronting on the south side
Of the williamsburg stage road l52 feet
bounded on the east and couth by
Charles L. Filyard's land on the west
by James w. Shields. (See deed dated
October %. 1874, Deed Book ~. page 1879
6. - ACRES with a MILL and OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS thereon. adjoining the
land Of Bradley Cartwright and Charles
Powell. being the same real estate con-
veyed 10 the said James Lyme by deed
dated March 5, 1878. Deed Book l0l, page
gs5. Henrico County Court.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance in
twelve. eighteen and twenty-four months,
with negotiable notes and interest added
end title retained until whole purchase
money is paid.
r. L. BUTLER.
BENZ. n. NASH
CONWAY r.. SANLS,
Special commissioners.
CUkS a ROSE Aucti0neer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24

~ q HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA BONDS
4 The announcement has just been h.
ceived from London that the lu,tu.
tional Committee, appointed to m ~
rates at which the new VIRGINIA CrN
TURY BONDS are 20 be distribute ID
the holders of the several classes u IA
VIRGINIA BONDS and COUPONS La.
der the debt settlement of Er0fng.
1892 has az last made It's report and Il
is expected that the exchange Ut "pM
Certificates for the new bonds $500 iey
soon begin.
In our Virginia Circular. of N0urhr
1891. we said. After a careful slly 4
the case in an It's bearings. W.. Save
prepared the following table showing hs
result Of funding the debt at Ue rfas
therein suggested by MS, which we think
would be an equitable ana su.U.s.tlI
solution Of the problem The cables
thus far received indicate that Doe figures
al which the two most important CLASSES
of old bonds, namely, the "DONsJLS'
and "lO-lOs.' are 10 be exchanged .or
the Century Bonds, ARE IhLClsaLl
THE SAME THAT WE SUGGESTED
IN ORR CIRCULAR ABOVE HE-
FERRED no SOME EIGHTEEN
MONTHS AGO.
We shall Doe pleased to furnish holders
of the Pool Certificates, Representing Wire
ginia bonds or coupons. upon Application,
any further particulars in regard to ihe
conversion or exchange of neIr c.rNN-
Gates that may be Obtaind Ir. anl we
are prepared 20 arrange FOX au'h nnll., D.
the exchange Of their certiilcal.t Tot W'
new 2-3 per cent century Bonus
CORRESPONDENCE invited.
JOIIN 4. WILLIAMS A. SONS,
Bankers. Tenth and Main street,
RICHMOND. VA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-24
FoK RENT
EXCURSIONS.

~-,opT.p,s FAIR EXCURSIONS
w AYES WORLDS FAIR TOURS
leave Rlchmond every THURSDAY VIA
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
and special Pullman trains over fenhsyl-
varia railroad. returning by Nlagara
Fails and watkins Glenn. or hudson
river and New York at slight additional
oxnense. Tours To Europe and ROUND
the World. Ocean tickets sold by All
steamship lines. Programmes ana par
tieulars OF f. 4. PAUL (Richmond Music
Company, No. east Broad street.
osehmond Va. my0-im