The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31


wANTED-A FEW MORE GUESTS FOR
the New Years dinner at the Hotel de
jug. Sergeant Charles II. Epps. Pro-
prietor.
wANTED-BY MAYOR MAURICE. OF
Manchester, a good fire department
wANTED-BY THE DRIVER OF THE
street sweepers linen duster.
wANTED-POLICEAIA MARION SUIT
TON would like to find a purchaser
for a pair OF No. II shoes that are too
small for him.
wANTED-BY THE FINANCE COM
mittee OF Lee Camp any information
as TO the whereabouts OF the Fortunes
OF War Company.
WANTED-MAJOR LEWIS GINTER TO
have his magnificent hotel completed
before the year 1894 has expired.
wANTED-BY sUPnRINrrNDnNr
Charles b. Bigger. OF the Soldiers
Home 1853 surviving vets well
versed in the art Of telling thrilling
war experiences.
WANTED-CAPTAIN HULCE, OF THE
Third Police Station, TO continue In
well doing many, many years.
WANTED-MAJOR n. V. RANDOLPH
to live to see a Confederate monument
erected on every square in Richmond.
WANTED-FOR MIR. +. ,. CHAFFlN |
a bovine that will give two barrels
OF sweet milk and one barrel OF bus
termilk every day in the year.
WANTED-BY DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE.
A large. well equipped hospital to be
partially supported by the State OF
Virginia.
wANTED-THE BUSINESS CLASS or
the Y. NJ. G.. A. 10 reach a member
ship OK two thousand, thereby pro-
ducing perpetual smile upon the
lips Of Mr.. $. w. Travers.
WANTED-BUSINESS MEN GENERAL
~ TO be as courteous and approachab'e
as Mr.. John r. West.
wANTED-A FEW MORE STUMP
speakers ike colonel Meade Haskins
and Honorable b. b. Munford, for the
WANTED-A THOUSAND OR TWO
more uniformed men 10 join the ranks
under such popular officers as Colonel
Henry c. Jones.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLEVELAND
90 confer honors upon good Democrats
as freely as he did upon Honorable
James Lyons.
WANTED-THE CHAMBER OF COM
merce TO ever have as efficient a pres
ident as Judge CO orge J. Christian, and
as popular secretary as r. A. Dun
Top.
WANTED-BEV. T. CRUMP TO LIVE
TO see the Virginia Boat Crew defeat
the College oarsmen.
wANTED-JUDGE SAM WITT TO
keep his seat on the Hastings Court
bench for many years to come. But
the bench must be enlarged.
WANTED-CAPTAIN TAYLOR STRAIT
TON to surrender one of his three
chins 70 the man who has only one
end wants two.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WOOD OF
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal Society TO secure the entire Nr-
einia exhibit at the Worlds Fair, for
snug quarters in Richmond.
WANTED-SOMEBOD TO PRESENT
Mr. Evan r. Chesterman with three
more side whiskers with which 20
add a little more English to his get up
~ A N~r.r-r, TN II Tsf.xrTDTNrC. FrET
will spare Sergeant Thomas polished
Uranium from all encroachments on
the part of cheeky flies.
WANTED-FOR SQUIRE TYLER, OF
Henrco, a big pair Of long trousers
to wear with his Prince Albert coat.
WANTED-DANIE NATURE TO so FA-
vor Uncle Billy CullingR worth, as 20
grant him an occasional glimpse Of
his feet.
WANTED-A PROFESSIONAL VISIT
10 Mr.. Litten Wilson, by the Seven
Sutherland Sisters.
WANTED-SOME NIMBLE-LEGGED
chlcken-thief 20 run q foot-race win
Sergeant Lipscomb. Of Manchester.
WANTED-MR. CHARLES DUNSTAN
to make as big a lawyer as he is a
man.
WANTED-DR. OPPENHEIMER TO
get ION Board OF Health"
NTED-SECRETARY TIBBITTS,' OF
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. to get up a few more enter
tainments for the youth.
wANTED-AfR. COPELAND OF THE
State. to be treated as kindly as he
treats others
wANTED-To HEAR FROM THE
admirable tenor voice Of Captain
Frank Cunningham, a number Of
pretty ballads.
wANTED-NfR. EPPs TO CoNCocT a
resolution that VIII pass both
branches OF the Council.
wANTED-COLONEL MORTON MARYE
70 learn TO speak above a whisper
WANTED-ONE BRIEF THEATRICAL
advance notice from Mr.. James r.
Branch, by way Of variety.
WANTED-SOAiE PRETTY WEATHER
10 bring the bloom OF health once
more to the pale cheek OF jailer Lew
Russell
WANTED-RESIDEN TO LET
their vicious dogs out in their front
yards at night 10 intercept the boys
on the way home about 4. M