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Cast Side.
IRVING PLACE. q. near Union square-Larse
cool room: hall room; 81 s. so.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1673-Large square room,
nicely furnished: smaller room board optional;
all conveniences.
I'd AVE. 800, near 18th st-Furnished front
room 81. So So. 80; housekeeping allowed; private
house.
9TH ST. 3I4-Larse small rooms for gentle
men or light housekeeping gas, bath.
10TH ST. l2i E.-Nicely furnished single room;
also double room
nth ST 23e E.-Ntcely furnished square room;
water. gas, closets bath; gentlemen only
l2TH ST, lI1, corner I'D avc.-Two left out OF
&c: gentleman couples; gas, bath; reasonable
18TH ST, 81 E.. near ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
nicely furnished rooms, 81 TO 80 weekly
18TH ST. "a E.-Redecoratcd, new a elegant
rooms $3.50 TO IS weekly.
18TH ST o3s E.-Famiy housekeeping privl-
lege: furnished rooms $780, 81; hall. 49, pri-
yate residence.
18TH ST.. 2s7 E-Hsndsome square single
rooms: elegant parior. large Closets running
18TH ST, 2ss E.-Handsome large small looms
single or together; running water quiet pri'
vate house.
18TH ST. 1913 E.-Handsome parlor floor. ,
rooms or separate; breakfast II desired.
18TH ST., 3l6 Elegant single double rooms
in private house with owner.
18TH ST. a. E. near Broadway-Newly fur
niShed large 4 small rooms; summer prices
?2D ST., % E.-Large desirable rooms en- suite or
singly; transient or permanent references eh-
changed. --.------.-.
2lD 81. l4s L. Nicely furnished parlor Kitchen
adjoining; IS; other rooms; housekeeping,
gentlemen; reasona"' -.-.--.- ----,-
sITH ST, iGs E-Newly furnished large front
room, LIST noor; or gentlemen or married
couple.
2bTH ST. 222, 242 F.-Large front 4 rear
rooms. gentlemen or light housekeeping; ~.
oath ST, l22 Large basement room house
Keeping. s3 week single rooms. FL weekly.
27TH ST, 2l2 T. Large from: room. elegantly
furnished; housekeeping OF gentlemen; sum
mer prices.
ssD ST. 2e2 E.-HGll rooms $50 week; other
rooms s. up; housekeeping or gentlemen
18TH ST. 1854 E.-Elegant parlor. suitable for ply
stefan; other rooms; closets, bath reasonable
| references. .--.
| Asst ST. a., E-Furniahed back basement ladies
or gentlemen; Housekeeping: 70; hall room
Act ST, ssa E.-Niesiy furnished alcoys room
light housekeeping or sentlsmen; hall rooms
| usr ST.. ssl E.-Furnished rooms for Ssntlemsu
or Light hsuasbsspinsj hall sosnA. n-iA -
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FARMER ROBBED OF $4,000.
Phinks . Bunco Man Fired q Barn
to Get the Money.
CBy Associated Press)

PCTNEY, VT, Aug. 17.-Dennison Da-
Ps a wealthy farmer who lives near
fre. claims that he was robbed of IS, 900
ptvis went to Brattleboro Monday and
2otained 5000 on a note. He says that
few days before he made the acquaint-
nee OF stranger, with whom he was
engage In business enterprise, and
money was to be used in starting
ne scheme.
Last night the barn was discovered
be on fire, and the whole family
urried TO extinguish the flames. When
avis returned to the house the $1,000,
IN 1900 more, which he had left in a
aver IN his room, was gone. 1t Is be-
wed that the stranger was a bunco
an; and that the barn was set on fire
aid In the robbery.
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Flat. and Apartment. to let.

Livery Monduy and Thursday u,La Sept IS ,oi
be THE WORLD y "HOLSE AND HOME
DAYS" Aa advertisements of fps lines or less
under this classification appearing IN the Sunday
aud Thursday WORLD wM o, repealed in he
EVENING WORLD or -norlday ud Tnursday
nee OF charge
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INCENDIARISM HIS MANIA.
Tan Arrested in Kansas City Boasts
of Starting Many Fires.
CBy Associated Press. }

(By Associated Prsss.)
KANSAS CITY. Aug. III. M. Log
ian. a confessed incendiary, was ar
listed here yesterday. He says he has
Peen engaged for years in starting fires
q various towns all over the country.
Ee mentioned Providence. r. l., and
lock Island as places where he had
parted his biggest fires.
He glortes in the recital OF his incen-
iarism, which seems to be a mania with
PIN. He has served several terms In
Penitentiaries.
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|ENN yam FARMER BUNC0ED.
oh Ward Loses 500 to sharpers
at the Shell Game.

Iby Associated Press
SINN YAM, N. Y, Aug. 17.-Job Ward,
prosperous farmer, was buncoed yes
uuay out of $500 by sharpers.
ney worked the shell game on him.
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Roarders Wanted.

one Tine, slc per linz: Second TNne. he. ~
hns. 7hird and Subsequent Hmes ibc- pr line.
No exsrc chrps on StiadayS
Tw-p Wednesday until Seot is pR ~ TBR
RORLD $ B0ARDERS' DAE" Al ddrr.
hserern uwt,r hs consideration appearing ~ ne
We. nestdy morni,.q eiG on ot THE WORLD mA
BE- -spea'ed IN the EVENING WORLD As sam.
nee Of oharoe
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furnished Houses to Let.

LARGE BOARDING HOUSE, clearing 800
monthly; rnusua. opportunity: investigate i'm
mediately. LARDNER d BUCKLEY, 40 West
i2d st.
rWo NICELY furnished houses for sale, exchange;
let all or part. 1874 Greenwich st.
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unfurnished Houses to let.

Ec1t snddy and Thursday uni, iSept rs ,cin
Dc THE bORLDs HOUSE AND HOME
DA vs. Al advertisements Of yfte Inns or tes
Under this classification appearing IN ne sunday
ond Thursday WORLD win be repealed in he
EVENING WORLD for Norioy AVID thurs .
free Of Charge
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Flat. and Apartments to Let.


SAD ST.. B33. b35 4 637 w.-Rare 3-room apart
ments, all painted, cheerful. light 81. 80. nl
9th ST., II Whats to rent, rooms A. bath
from $50 to ;35 JANlToR
oSrH ST. les w. a rooms, bath. all improve.
ments: $40 81. els, $40; elegantly decorated.
lo2D ST.. ia W.-six rooms q bath; top G. ground
fats. $50; all improvements.
lO3D ST, los ". single nat. Is koms h bath
all improvements; private halls; so
lO3D ST., 1863 W. . Z roous; steam heat: $40
SO. free to sept. 1. BARNETT h CO., 9 Il.
10th ST.
10TH ST. 6 w.-Eegant Eat rooms. win
bath steam heat
CORNER NTH ST. & bTH vE.-select steam
heated apartments forty feet front. I
rooms bath innerlight shafts. moderate
rents. Apply owner. EDW FRANkE. West
ilIth St
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Good viii a Interest 70. Sale.

CORNER LIQUOR STORE downtown doins excel.
lent business, unusual opportunity. unsurpassed
reason; $500 HART, So "a st.
CORNER SALOON. only four corners, for
sale. good lease, west side. lioense to run II
months Inquire iot West 25th St, cigar store
cot NTRY SToRE-Groceries and all hnGs mer,
chSndise; long established lnault' 1914 I'd
ave. BARRIERS shop.
FiRsr.CLAss stationery. confectionery. toy,
church goods store; near school le6 East lcbih
81, no agents
FOR SALE. cheap-iso cash, saloon and pool
table good reason for selling. 1oS Clinton at.
near lat St, Hoboken. ". J. L-..-y
fOG sALE-F First class delicateSsen store. ln.
quire i30 Ewsnst. brooklyn
FOR sALE-saloon. Liberty and Railroad ave.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALF-oid- established grocery.store. with
liquor license cheap rent: scld5 ut a bacnNps
Army personally. sl south Broadway' l"hksr~'
FOR sALE-E,,sbii.hed jewelry buslncss on busy
part OF 9Th ave, With or without stock. 7. n,
boz 1870 World. uptown.
FOR SALE-Flrst-cTass millinery store, with
school attached; doing business Of IS 900 TO
S. 600 yearly, In very hest locality In this city;
party selling will remain AID instruct buyer "
necessary Address for 10 days. }. L., box 2d5
World uptown.
FOR SALE--A newly htted up lquo, store: fnll
licenses; 3 years lease: nm own; next TO eIo-
waited station. inquire bhd store, 100 Green.
witch ST.
FOR sALE-corner liquor store. $500 cash: rare
chance. Address l.. w, l17 Crosby ST.
FOR SALE-An elegantly fitted corner saloon.
ta', m'tmsej srN,, yoS ci,,i,
TrS ~" w 5,I,,'ut In Sa,,,sn Sn iis
49, ,,s ~ -, :, $500 ~ "
.e'"r ~, oe'"ee" Az '"" l. .'uN ~ ".
ru' S'Lrn Lass oshe,y 81 peL &c" io'"''
~ .. hpp's AZ ''"'e ST. we" 'o'H -
ron n NJ. wv. ~, "a au ,r.ts ga sih sv
| prn,,,,yn s' ~ ~ ~
oo' "
n,SS tn,,,,rs y. p.a 'I hIop
~, ,.,a s''e '- '''''~' ''' ''"'''' Wv"
~" -.
dows well stocked with fresh goods viii bs
sold cheap. rem, only 80; owner getting TOO old
| for business Apply 7s4 Grand St, Brooklyn.
| HOTEL BARRIER SHOP. on account OF sickness
| Very CHEAP: in country HUDES s2s e Hous-
| ton At
JonptNG carpenter stock and GOODWILL. Inquire
| nos IA ave in laundry
| - - .--------------
on account Of LEAVING civ: "besp Tor ansh
| lnoure 4 KASTOR 32s Fast nth At
| ,r,.,n-.rop, ,yu, - II - -
| Call on the premises and inyestiEate 49, West
| lSth St
| IIoI'oR LICENSE AM TWO cooD con Ngp
| Sal looms CHEAP no Rrn.dvay
| 80 IT,
OYSTER and chop house for sale
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Purchase and Exchange.

II; ~ zoe per line; Second Tine, CSC. pey
d De- ~ end Subsequent Nmes, roc. Der itn<.
: s"e eIt'a ehor0e on S,nndaya
bORtp ,se'aay una SPI. 10 ~ta b rHn
n, BARGAIN DAY" AZ advertise
SiHy 'y won !" he Tuesday morning edifion
,o,d -ohLD under his CLASSIFICATION vA be
/. 80. VIC EVENING WORLD he same day
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Erery Monday and 7nursddy until Sept. is utu
be THE WORLDS "HOU,E AND HOME
DAYS" Al advertisements Of five lines or Lass
under this ciasifoattcn appearing in the Sunday
and Thursday WORLD uR be repeated IN the
EVENING WORLD for Monday and Thursday
free Of charge.
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4 Lecd-Pipe Thief Captured.

I .tAs'nan T. T. Callighan discovered a iead-pipe
the basement of the private residence of
Loeb Of 1873 East One Hundred and Twenty
.'a iuret at 70 -
ID ~ No forced an entrance through a rear door.
.fu.ntNv .p,uted without trouble lie had a large
'fuio1 %, u lead pipe which he had cut from
BIZ tr,r. pN OF the house and packed up ready
Ma A'm sp AT the station house he said
pa I'M. sn Richard Boyson, forty-eight years
pusties tpo.lee believe he Is an old offender.
bry.on IN .lor In Harlem Police Court, held
~ N'VOO bail for examination Tomorrow
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@20-7 [LDGEI77 ROOMS

Perfect condition; Improvements Il ". iOtu
St. nta broadway
A-S9TH ST, 200 W.-Hnndsome new fats In
corner house rooms, bath private hall ,
light rooms decorated. very moderate rents, s2i
to S27. Apply on premisea, or PEiiLEMANN. 4g3
Columbus ave, corner Sith 81.
ELEGANTLY DEC GRATED FLATS,
all improvements, No rooms BATH, SlSup; re.
Specialize families OnIy 40 W. lOth St JHniior.
HANDSOME APARTMENTS near 5th ave, oppo
site Central Park; LIST floor suitable for doctor
5000 to $1,000 yearly. Apply a W. 5sth 81.
REN FREE ONE Mon Al - rooms III HouS-
ton st. to a small family: Sl5 n month. zee the
owner. 5oB Broadway, restaurant.
light ROOMS all improvements; servants
stairway: $50, hardwood finish. see ianltor,
lis ". u1st ST.
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Eatn; YorSvheslt liquor store; good business
Nohd, uptown owner preferred. H.. box
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IL
legal Interest tatl before negotiating a loan
ELSEWHERE, g. DAVIS. Twelfth Ward Bank,
~ taH 10th ST., rooms 3NS aud 900 -
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS made on frrnituro-
&c. u sums OF any amount. Address Poterson.
LOANS on furniture without removal; easy nav.
mehts confidential. 375 Fulton st ruom al
Gcrman!a building, BROOKLYN. = = +,
LDA W on furniture In use without removal /; easy
payments; longest time: confidential. UNION
SSDARt LOAN CO.. Lincoln Building room
Odl, Union Square, l4th Il. ~
LOANS on furniture. Jersey City and vicinity
Alexander, 5SS Newark ave, ONCE OF Bowiy q.
MONTY LOANED On furniture. WILLIAM
80 Decatur st.. near Patchen ave, Brooklyn:
private residence. = ~
PRlN ATE PARTY loans money ON househoI6
iurniiurr without removal: st-I.,tly coniden-
lial. Address FRANK, box 343 World. ~ 4,
The GREAIE NEW YORK LOAN CO Lib.
confidential Mount Morris Bank Building. IN
East l23th ST.. room5 =
THE RAPiD-TRANSTT LOAN co. -Liberaf
loans on tlirni ure, &c. In use; dealings conh--
DENTAL: 18th Ward Bank, Lexington ave. and
10th ST., room 3l2.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.

unfurnlsned.
FAMILY 8 adults now living In country wish
unfurnshed floor In private house. Sth or 9th
Ward. New York. preferred have large dogs
kennels; would ike board with family, II agree
able. Address, stating terms, GOOD PAY, box
$50 World
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BATH ST. III w, near Bruadwar-Fine large
house for term OF years A. q. HEGEMAN 4
CO., 1921 Broadway.
42D ST, south side. within 100 feet Of the Ameri-
can Theatre-Four- story house t2i Sx9S) to lease
for term Of years; owner will make complete
alterations to suit tenant Apply to CHAS. s.
BROWN 80 Liberty
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.
3eTH ST. l47 f. Front room: 2 gentlemen @
light housekeeping; 81 cash; private house.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

One Tm<, COO. pr tine: Second 7fne ne per
hne; Third and Subsequent Times. i5c. pr hm.
No ex1ru charge on Sunidya
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Six Months ON tb.I.r,ua,

kon,.,N ofoss. of the Gross Manufacturing
|susl,,, and IS Elizabeth street. was
kun,n' In the Tombs Police Court this
r., asa it Michael Curran. OF 1870 Mulberry
or be cf lanes Sullivan. OF 1876 Hester street,
Eas ent them to the island for six
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13DST. & 85THSI., WEST SIDE,

DESIRABLE 3 AND STORY HOUSES,
fully decorated steam heat and electric ligh
CLARK ESTATE, % WEST 23D ST.
ATTRACTIVE 3-story high stoop brown stone
house, o4th st. near Lexington ave : newly
decorated; rent only 81, 100. Apply WIN.
ROot.NFELD, Maiden lane.
$50 PER MONTH from good tenant will hire the
l0-room stone dwelling l07 Z. 10th st.
MuRRAY'S. Cd ave, corner Hath st.
s55 TO MAY. SIS AFTER-Handsome lO-room stone
dwelling. perfect order; caretaker, EOS +. llith
ST. MURRAY'S, Cd ave, corner ll2th st.
Brooklyn.
OCEAN PARKWAY COTTAGE Near shore
modern improvements; complete order. In
quire ID +. FEN1ON. Broadway, room p.
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uBITTEK THRhis

ADVANCES On furniture and storage rcceipS
without removal. Room z Jefferson Buiidir,G
Boerum plncr. nenr Fulton 81. Rrnokiyn.
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JOB PRiNTtNG--ln best condition; good running
account Of leaving city cheap for cash.
Inquire =. KANTOR. 32s East 77th at.
LIQUOR sTORE-will sell cheap this week.
Call on the premises and investigate, 4o2 West
18th
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ACCOUNT giving up business. q horses $50 sTa;
- single double ico-wagon. los Freeman O..
Grcenpolnt
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LEXINGTON AVE. so-Parior Cd suit.
Sinsly: other rooms. French cuisine, also table
guests. references
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West Side.

i!5TH ST. cis E.-Hall room. 3..5; one house
keeping room. s.
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FOR SALE--A newly htted up liquor store: fnll
licenses: 3 years lease: nm own; next to elo-
waited station. Inquire bhd store, lt0 Green.
al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-28
The University School Team.

PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. 1.-THE
members Of tn University school have
been maxine strenuous efforts for the
last three weeks to form good foot
ball team. Each one will know by .
o'Clpck Monday afternoon whether he Is
on the team, a substitute. or not on 1t at
all. The applicants for the line are: A
5. Dunbar, Il. s. Dunbar Thornley,, h.
A. McIlhenny. J.. A. McIlhenny, Alexan-
Harrison. Sullivan and Jones. Those
wishing positions back Of the line are:
McCabe, McPheeters. Poots, Mann, Ftsch-
er Henshaw, Spotswood, Robinson and
Nemable Jacob Battle, Jr., OF North
Carolina. has been elected business mana
ger, and Samuel McPheeters, Of North
Carolina, field marager
The team will be very strong one
at every point, and every one Is confident
that 1t will emulate the Varsity team
which has made for Itself such an enVlh-
BILE record this season. The average
weight will be about $40 pounds.
Games will be arranged with WlllaH
and Mary College, of Williamsburg. Ran.
dolph- Macon OF Ashland, Agricultural ana
Mechanical College of Raleigh, y. C.,
Keswick School Of Gotham, Miller School
OF Albemarle county, Bellevue Academy
OF Campbell county. and Hoge Academy
of Blackstone. A second team VIII bt
organized next week, which VIII play
local teams and McGuire's School' Oh
samuel w. Venabe had the misfortune
10 break his leg while playing footDai
last week MIR. Burdon Cary spF"'"eo
ms knee I'm Il game on TUESDAY. -
Captain W. Gordon MCCaDa, the hedu
r,aster. attended the funeral Of Captain
pegram, in Norfolk, yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-28
The IIunchback Monarch.

Saturday night audiences are generally
small ones. but with such strong at
traction i'm the appearance OF Messrs !;
Warde and James at the Academy oI
Nus.r there was an exception, and a large
asspmblage of the stars admirers greet
ed them in Richard H.? last nish lI:
MIR Warde was seen to better advantage
in the role of the hunChback Duke OF
Gloucester, afterwards Richard III, thah
at any time during his present engage
nant His conception OF the role OF lhe
Noting monarch was well drawn ana
forcibly rendered. ,,,o o,or
MIR lanes made the most OF the char-
actor of the Earl Of Richmond ana Guy
Lindsay. and the remainder or me tas'
we're adequate to the roles assigned them
MIR Warde was forced to o., RESPOND so,,r,b 10 act
iin thanked the audience for their lb-
eral bestowal of applause. ia closing
ms sDeech. he said that the future OF
the trepoedian was not bright one tha'
the stage was being polluted WIN actors
who had gained notoriety as thieves OF
victims of scandals, but he was glad Ia
say that he had gained his position by
legitimate means, and not by an un-
worthy course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-28
1Hk ,VAKsITf lean.
Jbs Boy's Wers Given . Warm KscePtie"
Upon Their Return to Charlottesville.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, oct. n
Specialize students OF the UNIVERSITY
are very jubilant over the me shoW ,,
made by their football team asa,hst
the University of Pennsylvania yester-
day. Not only did the stalwart sons Oh
the South hold down the weareTs OF the
red and blue to the remdIkapif sinai s,,n
score OF fourteen points; but also sue
ceeded in carrying the ball over thelr
opponents goal-line once. and some say
twice, although the referee aha not Ill
low but one touchdown. -.
As after the Princeton game, TWO WcThs
before the team was met al the stauon
by an enthusiastic crowd Of students, aug
10 the blare of tin horns. the singing OF
the old football songs, anu t5eIoer ~
aiory And richly did they deserve all
the honors paid them, Tor 100 uuch
praise can scarcely be given TO those
plucky men who. deprived OF their coach
after the first month of the season, by
faithful and assiduous practice have been
enabled within less than two weeks TO
hold down the champion Princeton team
and the Pennsylvania aggregation or
stAr backs and strong line men, to the
very small scores OF ~ to and II 10 q,
respectively. and, who by their remarka-
bic display OF grit and determination,
have given such a decided surprise to
those who supposed that we had not
advanced any since the days when
these same teams beat us lis TO and
" Iyndoubted,y the team OF 90 is the
finest eleven that has ever worn the
orange and blue. and II is confidently
believed that " they had had the bene-
nt Of John Poe's training for the en-
tire season, they would have given
Princeton and Pennsylvania even a
closer fight than they actually aid:
The only thing TO be resreted IN re-
gard 10 the game OF Friday is the injury
Of Taylor, the quarter back. who, by
his beautiful tackling and splendid all
round playing haa , reseSga SatS Sess part
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-28
GesIings To Morrow.

The Committee on Streets will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow at O'Clock,
In room No of the Council Chamber
meet In room No. II of the city Hall to
morrow evening at o'clock.
M The e" subcommittee of the Committee
on Light. appointed to look into the
urbt njant TO be owned by the city, will
NEE meet tomorrow evening at 1890 O'Clock
in room No IL of the City Hall. The
Subcommittee consists OF Messrs. Wal
lerstein, Noble and Grimes. -.
the purpose Of devising some means OF
better displaying the names and num-
beers OF the streets of this city Will meet
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, In room
No. II OF the City Hall, The committee
consists OF Messrs. Gunst, Hobson, Muir
phy. Starke and White.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-28

COLLINS.-Died. at his home, IN King
and Queen county. october ~ Is3t
THOMAS {. COLLINS, in the seventy
second year OF his age.
JACKSON.-Died, Thurs, y evening, Qc-
tober 18th. at $40 p. NJ, Mr.. LEVI N.
JACKSON. in the siXty-flrst year OF his
age.
SAMUELS.-Died, at twenty-five min
utes past O'Clock Friday afternoon loc-
tober 2Gtm at his residence. No. $50 west
cary street. PHILIP SAMUELS. in the
sixty-eghth year of his age.
HAYS.-Dled. october 2. 1885, at II 80
o'clock 4. NJ, at her mothers residence,
No 1903 west Clay street. JENNIE, be-
loved wife Of Walter Il. Hays, In the
twenty-hfth year OF her age. second
daughter Of Virginia and the late 5. ID.
Chamherlayne. "a,
stree; Mel Cdist Episcopal church, corner
Adams and Clay streets, TO-MpRRON
CMondayD AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited TO attend.
pers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-28
A GREAT MANS WORDS.
what a world Renowned Writer Has to
ray About tho Requirements OF hodss
Times.

Dr. Robert Farquharson. an eminent
English physician, has an inteiestns
plea for moderate drinking IN BACK
woods MAGAZINE. The doctor contehds
that under the stress and struggle OF
modern civilization, few people beyond
middle age are placed under norman
physfologiCat conditions, ami ne thlhks
That a little alcohol helps 20 round me
corners and plane away the aspelltItS
of existence he advises that alcohoi
he taken with food, aud preferably az
the principal meal OF the day. no
advice Is also given that u be tahen
i'm the form OF pure whisky dllnted.
This he claims aids digestion anu 'oIes
no the system 10 "A wondeftut dests'e.
BE sure. however he adds, thht ohly
pure whiskey - used the maker %
a pure whiskey deserves the brat'uos
OF n nation . -. 49,,
M endorsement And they are JUST az
trlie for America as England. Inc
hest physicians OF the present DAY AZ
agree upon this point, but they are Ntty
careful to say that the whiSkey must
bo pIIre There IS also q universal agree
mept mat buffy's Pure Malt is not only
nIsoIutclv pure. but the only medlclha.
,.tskey upon the market lt mas stoou
mo tesr OF time. II IA the most popu~
tar urouaration IN America. ~ accom-.
,iisbos what has not been ana cahhpL
hn accomplished otherwise. ne NeIy
'arofuI that your druggist or so1' y
ives Won the genuine puny's, ana uh"er
20 circumstances take any othtF,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-28
"DAEsSnUUs 40 LIFE AND LIMB"
Gen. sohoAeId on Foot ball flsy-hiddies
AVID West Point Cadets Cannot Meet.

WASHINGTON. oct. 27.--The Secre-
taries OF War and the Navy are dear 10
ali appeals that have recently been made
TO secure a football game between me
Naval and Military Academy teams on
Thanksgiving Day. and, IL Is understood,
the policy adopted as a result OF last
years game 10 prevent the two branches
Of service from meeting again on the
gridiron will be rigidly enforced. ON that
occasion bitter luminosity was arorsed,
almost eliminating in duel between an
Old retired rear-admifai and bfigadier-
general. VINO were among the spectators.
Bad blood was engendered 10 such an
extent that In army and navy club circles
rival factions were formed, Secretaries
Lamont and Herbert. therefore. deter
mtneu that they would not take the re-
oponsibility OF reviving the rivalry. The
pressure brought to bear for a game this
year has led TO making public the off,
e.al reasons OF the departments for stop
ping the practice. After considering for
several months the troubles growing out
OF last years game. Colonel Ernest, the
superintendent OF the Military Academy.
maAs full report on the subject to the
Ma Department asking for sDscihc In