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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TENDERS,
1 endorsed "New Parliament Buildings. VIC
toria, Con tract No q" will % received by the
Honorable Chief Commissions of Lands and
Works up TO O'Clock .. m Of Thursday. SOfh Mo-
vember. 1898. for the several trades required In
the erection OF new parliament buildings at James
Bay, Victoria. n G.. viz:
I. The excavatoF. mason and bricklayer's work.
2. The carpenter and joiners work
3 The skaters and plasterefs work
4. The coppersmith's work
8. The smith and ronfounders work
o. The plumbers work
4. The painters work.
Tenders will be received for any one trade or for
the whole work.
The plans. details. etc, rs prepared by =. NJ Rat
tenbury, architect can be seen ~ the ONCE Of the
undersigned on or after Monday. October l6. 1898,
and complete quantities clearly describing the
whole Of the work can be obtained on payment OF
$40 for each trade This sum will be returned to
the contractors receipt of bona fde tender.
Zach tender must he accompanied by an &C
eepted bank check equal TO per cent on the
amount of each trade rendered for which will DO
retained as part security for the due performance
OF the work. The check viii be returned TO UNI
successful competitors but will be forfeited ny any
bidder who may decline 10 execute a contract IL
called upon TO do
The lowest OF any tender not necessarily &C.
cepfed. w. =. GORE.
Deputy Commissioners OF Lands and Works
Lands and Works Department
Victoria. Il. e, september 70, 1898.
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fssr as GEO 70 sso.0D9 worth OF city or sa5aFh&a
real estate.
Isctx on Rose street ~ $500
Its ga Hyde street ~ $3.50
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DROPosALS wANTED-SEALED PROPO-
i sails will be received by the board Of trustees
of the W ashington Reform School until Tuesday,
December s. 1893. At 2 o'clock p m, for furnish
ing supplies, consisting Of groceries. dry goods.
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upon application to the superintendent of the re-
form school at Chehalis Wash.
All proposals should be IN sde 70 John Dohson,
president Of the board Il trustees. Chehais Wash.
ington. married sealed Proposals"
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JOHN DOBSoN.
L. r. COMPTON
HENRY DRUM
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NOTICE TO CONrR ACTORS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEA LED
IN bids win be received until 10 o'clock
Monday. November 81, 1898 At the ONCE Of the
commissioners of King county. Washington. for
the excav alton OF reservoir and the construction
from the new county slmshouse TO the well now
constructed on the blum nesr tho northeast corner
of the county farm Bid to be Endorsed bid for
cutting water pipe trench and reservoir and lay
Ing pipe"
Sealed bids viii be received until the same time
1T the same place for the construction Of reser-
v0ir on the blum near the well. bids to be Endorsed
"Reservotr Bid"
Plans and specifications for each OF the above
are now on lie at the county auditors once
and all work must b. done in accordance there
with.
The county commissioners reserve the right to
reject any and ALI bids
The success sfui bidders must enter into contract
with good and sufficient bombs in double the
amount of the contract price within three days Of
date of award (sureties Will be required each
bond who own unincumbered real estate in King
county, and IL said sureties are married the wives
must Join in the bondt +. A. TWfCHELL.
Clerk Of the Board Of Commissioners Of King
County, Wash.
Dated at Seattle November l6, 1893
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4 asr~sEE.A MAsDAN&Cn5 CONTAIN
Ia tnx rssasoxgsEh- EeaRs ssFvCk tssssees
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26
COULD NOT COME.
y.,ters From som. who Were Unable TO
Attend the Banquet.

Mr. NJ. +. Ingalls,. president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad had Deen
invited 10 respond to the following tcast'
the Northwest: The imperial gift or
VIRGINIA 10 the Union. A community OF
interests-com and Industrial
strengthens the ties that bind the states
az that great dominion TO their common
mother. ,ur.ou
Mrs Barnard, which occurred recently az
Cincirrati, he did not attend the tanquet'
coIonel Anderson next read NUMBER
~ letters from prominent nen. VINO had
haan invited to attend the dinner, but had
been unable 10 do so.
vIcs-president-ele A. Il. stevenson
sxnrsssed his regrets in the following
letter: -
BLOOMINGTON, ILL. Dec. %, lSs2'
t1o, rosepb BRYAN. Chairman OF Commit
toe ON invitation, Richmond, va:
NV Dear Sir.-Your kind letter OF De
cenber 9Th. inviting me 10 attend lht
Sosn,,a, an the evening of January 18th
in honor OF the recent Democratic VIC
tory. came duly 10 hand.
hog 70 thank you for the invitation
so generously extended me. and greatly
regret that pressing engagements her'
will nreyent the possibility OF my peiht
,r Attendance. Were 1t possible. would
gladly be with you. -,
'TrustIng the occasion may be one Of
unalloyed pleasure to all who nave tl'
good fortune TO be in attendance re
main, yours very truly. co>,
Speaker Crisp, who was among the IN
vited guests, had been compelled 10 ae'
cline. and had done 1t In the ioiio"ihs
letter: -.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. p. 1885,
Thomas Elicit. Esq:
Dear sir.-After l had written you
INV inability to accept your kind invita-
ton to the banquet in Richmond on tn
18th. our friend. Colonel OFerraii. wa
20 urgent for me to go. and 1 was .
anxious to meet the representative Demo
crats Of Virginia. that ! hoped unth "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26

soldier OF the Confederate Army WIN
penned up expectations. Wine ne m@e
rover been heard in this cry, 1t VIZ
nretty well understood that ms spse d,a
would be rare treat. ana "iien ne 49,
s,art his address he had ct once va, ,is
undivided attention OF all. lie oia W. I,'s
ronutation the fullest justice. anu ne ~,
taik was immensely enjoyed ny '"'
grateful audience: .,..,, ccben YOUR
Mr.. Chairnan,-I thought wnen en
cbatr,nan began tonight that haa pee ns
sryeioled here under false prete 10
vben he said that we did not meet ne ne
es .rreat party leaders. but atterwaius ~ ~
o,,aiided that remark by saying ,ne ps' -
,asders were here. You are ihoep.eu ~
~ noliteness and courtesy OF your 81
retary for my presence to-nigh', .,bicb
nica letter written me by him. Ia WIN, -
ha said YOU desired the great ieaue.s -.
,,cur marty from all sections Oh ,nS Who
20 70 be here. and that the peopie VIZ
va meyer heard me desired 10 nsa -" 80
nauqhter, was the induceneh, ~ ~. IA
,av aside q well-formed rsso,u.ions " ,n-
, ass,ernination to come to Richmond To-
night. ,a coupled with
~. Gentlemen who have apoksn. A'' ''''
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moment I would be able to go over to-
morrow with Colonel O'Ferrall. l ina
now that I cannot possibly do so. Bust
ness here prevents. / want again 10 'hann
YOU. again to express my regrets, ana
again TO express the hope that on some
future occasion may be enabled to enjoy
the hospitality OF the Democrats OF sir-
ginia. My associations with virginia
during the late war and the great KIM
ness her representatives nave extehueu i,,s
since that time render very near ana dear
TO me both the glorious old Common
wealth and her patriotic and devoted
people. -,
With assurances OF the highest regard.
I am, sincerely yours. ~
Governor William Il. Russell, OF Massa-
chusetts expressed his regrets to be una
BILE to attend In the following words
BOSTON, Jan. s. 1898.
Hon. Thomas Elicit, Richmond. va:
MY Dear Sir.-I have received the very
kind invitation of the Democrats OF the
city of Richmond to attend their BAN
ouet on the evening of Wednesday. Janu-
airy 18th. -,
/ feel much complimented by the invi-
tation. and would gladly avail myself
OF this privilege, were l able. or meeting
with the sturdy Democracy or your CITY
and Commonwealth, and rejoicing with
them over the glorious triumph OF our
party and its undying principles; put
regret extremely to say that my oihciai
duties here make 1t impossible for me TO
leave the State.
viii YOU kindly express 20 your asso-
ciates my appreciation of their kind invi-
tation. my sincere regret that l cannot
be with them, and my best wishes for a
most successful and pleasant evening 10
all? -
MAY Virginia and Massachusetts, In
the future walk hand in hand In the
pleasant paths of Democracy, hghting
| the peoples battle and serving the peo-
Pies interest. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM f. RUSSELL.
among the other letters of declination
was also one from the private secretary
NJ the late Justice l.. Q. c. Lamar, who
| states that the Justice is prevented from
attending by Ill health.
| Among the others who were unable 70
attend and have sent letters expressing
| their regrets are the following: Sena'
| tor A. p German. of Washington; Hon
| Thomas E. Bayard, Wilmington, Del.
| senator G.. @. Vest, Washington; GOV
ernor James Il. Campbell. Columbus. ".
Senator Calvin T. Brice, washington
| Daniel s. Lamont, New ioth' 1uS.'~'
Field, Washington; CHER Justice fuiier
washington: Captain Hugh r. Garden
New York; Senator David b. Hill. Wash
ington: George w. Melville. Engineer-in
Chief United States navy; Senator u. y
Vance. Washington; Hon. +. c. Walthali
Washington; William c. Whitney. New
York: Senator ]. G.. Carlisle. Washington
Hon John T. Morgan, Washington; Hon
William F.. Harrity. Washington; Gov
ernor r. f. Pattison. Harrisburg. Pa
F. p. Olcott. New York; +. j. Kimbaii
philadelphia; Hon. Charles ]. Faulkner
| Washington.
Among the ladies In the first row OF tn
gallery were: Mesdames p. II. Mayo
Bcnetan Cameron, Thomas n. carter
Hunter Mcclure. N. V. randolph, >.
Isuett 7 ID. Crump, Alfred r. Harris
William b. Isaacs. Joseph Bryan, Archie
Anderson, John Dunlop and Miss Grac
| ArentS.
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Of my old friend, Eph Belts, whom I
heard preach a funeral sermon over an
other darky. He says: MY brethrin an
sisters: We is met here to-day to pay de
las sad respecks to our departed brother.
Sum SEE he wuz er good man; sum SEE
he wuz er bad man. Whar he Is gone.
we can't tell. but In our grief We hab one
conserlashun, we know he Is dead"
Great laughter)
AS much as has been said against the
darkies. have heard some of the most
patriotic expressions from them that I
have ever heard from anybody In my
life. I heard another colored friend In
my town-it was the night after
me and Cleveland were elected In ISL
when he called upon Jim Brdeye for
few remarks as we stood around the bon
fire, in his closing sentence say: And
now let this Republican party go down
to hell with all the other nations that
forget God"
My friends I cannot conclude what
have TO say without thanking the gentle
man from New York for what he had
to say about that distinguished citizen OF
my own State, and my own friend; and,
although you all never knew him as
did. he was the greatest man, In my
own judgment, ! ever knew-Justice -.
Q. C. Lamar. Justice Lamar was Con-
| In your presence what heard him say
once, and what / know he felt when ne
said: II only want TO live to see this
| Government take its hands off OF my
people" and thank God he lived to see
| II. (Applause.) No heart ever beat truer'
| no heart ever looked more fondly TO the
restoration of his fellow-citizens OF the
South to full fellowship In this Union
than did that, our dead statesman ana
jurist, who lies at Macon. Ga. tonight.
and I was glad to know that our friend
from New York, who Is here tonight
had discovered, in his association with
| him, those great traits OF character that
| know he possessed.
am glad, my friends, to have had TINS
opportunity TO be with you. l am glad
to have been permitted to jollify with you
| over the result of the late election.
| came TO your city to-day and rode
through its streets and witnessed mar
yellous Developments since / was here as
a soldier boy. l have been the guest oil
your hospitable citizen. my friend on my
left referring to Major Ginter), ana
want TO say to you that l had al MI
house all the comforts and hospitality
could have had II 1 were at my owl
home. Uaughter)
want to say that l spent some OF th'
best years of my boyhood in the deIehs'
Of Richmond, and. IL you ever need Rlch
mond defended again, let me Know anu
will be with you. Great applause)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmonds Citi'
...a Othnt. Mafiera

Interesting FACTS hbout
zens and other Matters.
Miss Virginia Johnson is visiting friends
in Washington CITY.
Colonel J. s. Carr. Of Durham. n. C., is
in the city.
Dr. r. C. Flower, Of Boston. is regis
tered at the Exchange.
Major w. ]. johnson and Mrs. john
son have gone to New York on VISIT
Ar Horatio Yarbrough continues ~
AZ his home, No. AIS IL south Pine street'
Hon II. St George Tucker is the guest
NJ Colonel Raleigh Colston, IL north Six1h
street
Major yames d. Patton has returned
from a weeks business trip through
Moth Carolina.
Rev. ]. f. Provence, who mas peeh on
q visit to Ricf mond, has returned 10 MS
home at Monticello. Fla.
Tn the chancery court yesterday lie.
bacca NJ Turpin qualified as executrM Vi
ire will of Niles Turpin, deceased. a..
W. DR.. Landrum will preach at nich-
r,nnd college tonight. Services VIII De
held in the college chapel every tour,h
Thursday night.
The annual meeting Of the presbyterian
Union will be held at Grace-street chuiei =,
his evening at o'clock. The eiectoh oi
officers will take place.
The following suit was instituted IN
,ha circuit court yesterday: SltteIui's !"
brewer against the Glasgow Masonic
Temple Association for s5Oo'
Miss Bertha Louise Werst ana MI
Crif,ord Smith will be married this alter
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the brides resi-
dence. No. 3l5 east Clay street. Inc pr,'e
,s a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs AieSahde'
Wcrst.
The Church Hin Scouts have made ar
raroements with the Great Southern
Minstrel Company, which will be mere on
| February l7th, to give performance ioi
their benefit. They have fine company
and an excellent band.
Messrs. Richard Hey David Hey, OF
| Philadelphia, and Benjamin Hey, or Cin'
| cinnau, reached the city yesterday 10 at-
tend the funeral Of their brother MT
| IT w. Hey, which TOOK place In the
| afternoon at o'clock from brahSh
church. in Chesterfield county.
A stlli alarm turned IN at No. engine
house yesterday afternoon at ocioch
was accustomed by = blaze In the cellar
/ of the grocery store OF j. r. Mltcnel
which IS occupied by a man named Jones
huckster In the Second market. The tr'
was extlngushed without any damage
Senator Daniel will be the guest OF
Major James D. Patton while In ne city
Major Patton received letter mon
Senator ID. Is. Hill expressing his rcsre
al not being able TO attend the banque
and his sincere regret at not Deihg api
TO accept his hospitable invitation 10 o
his guest.
Among the distinguished ministers
which are expected TO attend the cen
tennial meetings Of the Richmond bap
tisfs TO be held in March are; rev, prs
Fuis Eaton. Pritchard. Tichenor. Whar
ton Tones. Burrows, Powell and others
The meetings Sunday and Monday WI
be held at the First Baptist church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

81. Patrick's Catholic church yester-
day was the scene OF a pretty marriage
ceremony. In which Mr.. Dennis Osuli-
van and Miss Celeste Augustine were 'he
contracting parties. The ceremony was
REFORMED by Father Donahoe.
The following gentlemen acted as
,.shers. Mr.. Frank A. Augustine. brother
OF the bride (best NAM. Thomas Whittet,
II. ]. Shervin. Jr, p. w. OS illi'an.
brother of the groom, George Brown ana
Mr.. Wood.
The groom is a well-known merchant OF
this city. lie is engaged in the grocery
business at the corner of Eighteenth ana
Main streets.
The bride is popular young LADY 81 the
East End She is 4 daughter OF he late
Charles Augustine.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Os IL
Ivan left on the S:0i train for BRIEF Visit
In the North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26
SCHOOL INSPECTION.
superintendent OF Public Instruction and
Attorney General Visit the High School.

ATTORNEY General Visit the High school.
Yesterday morning at II o'clock Hon.
John f. Massey. State Superintendent.
and General II. Taylor Scott. Attorney
General. and members OF the State Board
of Education. with DIR. Cooper paid an
official visit TO the Richmond High School.
They were received by Mr.. Julian y.
Thomas, principal OF the High School
and Mr.. William f. Fox. city superinten-
dent OF schools.
A very fine programme was rendered by
the pupils, consisting Of singing. recita-
lions, declamations, character dellnsa-
lions, poetical and prose quotations. rhe
boys singing club contributed a quar-
tette.
Mr. Massey complmented the work of
the principal, teachers and pupils very
rnuch. He said there are now 5000 teach
ers In the State. and two institutions en-
gagged in preparing teachers for no lorable
places In the system-Farmville and
William and Mary College-aud he re-
garded the Richmond High School post
graduates equal TO any in the State.
Mr. Massey was very felicitous In his
remarks on the value of mental aud
moral requirements. united with healthy
body.
Gerhral Scott was also introduced. and
delivered fine address on the memorable
words of General Lee, who declared that
the grandest word In our Language Is
| duty" Mr. Scott urged upon the pupils
| the duty OF using well all the talents
| they have while there is time and OPP
rortunity He specially urged the boys
| to emulate the examples of the good and
great men who have achieved greatness
| by lives of virtue and duty.
| Rev. DR.. Cooper. Of the First Baptist
| church. was called on. and made very
| happy address He said that DR.. Curry
advised him to see the Richmond High
School at. work. and he was glad that
he had thSopportunity. He was gratihed
and predicted fer the High School a
| brilliant career
| A number of girls who ara studying
photography took down the addresses
| I'm shorthand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26
August BannoD.
Ittracfive

Miss Mary Bannon. the attractive
daughter of Mr.. John Bannon, and MIR.
Henry August. n well-known and popular
merchant of this city. were married yes
terday morning at II o'clock at 81 Peter
cathedral, Father Mckeefrey oinciatlhs.
The edifice was well filled with friends
and relatives of the happy couple VINO
wish them every happiness. The couple
left for tour North. They VIII go as
70 q New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26
cprrcu or MR. JOHN NJ. ALLEN.
7,,,. Private of the Confederate Army En-
.ranins the Audience.

Thu Private of the Confederate army En-
tertains the Audience.
Al the close OF Mr.. Fairchild's ADDRESS,
Colonel Anderson announced the neN'
toast: g 40 Deuocratic
commercial Fruits OF the Deihoclas .s
-rrturnph: An immediate revival OF puS JUS,
ness. the harbineer OF prosperity, ,,ons
- lien trade. the widening of our mar
~, On md the pledge Of peace, order ana
, ~ conseryatism afforded by the former
DEMONSTRATION and recent election Oh our
D~-nocratic standard-bearer. $40.
Hon. John NJ. Allen, Of MISSISSIPPI SIP ,sn w%s
90 resnond to this toast. and the who're
o ~ had been waiting for the private
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26
Life Insurance Company Of Virginia.

The twenty-third annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Life Insurance Com
pany OF Virginia was held at the COM
pany's Office yesterday. The report OF the
condition Of operations OF the company
was most satisfactory. The old board OF
directors we're re-elected-viz.: G. a.
Walker, Everett Waddey. +. IL. Cameron.
T. William Pemberton. ]. F. Slaughter
Ir.. George Johnston. John @. Walker.
w. j. Walker. Fairleigh p. Cooke ana
James w. Pegram.
After the annual meeting the directors
met and organized by electing: q. a.
Walker, president; T. William Pemoerton
and J. @. Walker. Interpretations: Jsmss
w. Pegram. secretary; II. Caoeh 1aoo'
medical director.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26
VIRGINIA..
She is Pity Championcd by Ex-Governor
Fitzhugh Lee.

FitZhugh Lee.
Colonel Anderson announced the last
toast
Virginia: The laws which must govern
n true republic were In her youth defined
and established by her statesmen. In her
maturity she sits serenely and joyfully
Mt their fresh and overwhelming recog'
milton.
10 which Governor Fitzhugh Lee re-
sponded as follows:
am glad TO see around me so many
distinguished Symposiacs. We celebrate
a sympo sium-the recent grand victory
of the Democratic party-and surely II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26
Children Cry for Pitchers Cast0rla
DEATHS.

MUNRO.-Dled. at 1:45 A. VI; Nsun,'' hs,
January -. 1888 at the f's,u'" o,.g sas,
grandson. w. 4. Hancoeh, ~, rrrpaTH
SulTR0 relict Of the late ID. ID. Munro IN
her elghtleth year ,.o,, tho above
.o,ironca M ~ VI. TO-DAY Thursaau'
Friends and relatives are rcspeeiuh' y"
''i Dallas Ia and Meria Texas papers please
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26
.rs
Christian Endeayor Union
at Norfolk, Va,

For which occasion the chesa'eaks
and Ohio Railway Company WIZ sen
round-trip tickets January 25,h ana ~ I'm .a
good 10 return until January Slst' AZ SS.,o.
Fast limited vestibule leaves at a. M'.
evening mail leaves at 7. NJ. llcke,s
for sale at sOi east Main stree. anu
Chesapeake and Ohio Broad-street S'"-
Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-26

LOST AND FOUND

- osr--A NEGOTIABLE NOTE; Sl p.sn,ols
| and indorsed by The nas1 ~ wexford.
Association Of Virgins" by y. ~ ,s,n Jsra.
Jr president for $500. da'e 80 Ss'I msnths
ary. 1893 payable to .l's nr - virginia.
after date at the state Dann against
All persons are hereby w,an ah, reward
negotiating the same. reas - me note 20
will be paid for the return =, Masonic
WILLIAM Il. IsAAcs' ir'a' a2e-ds
Temple. ------------------