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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
HASKY COUhu MATrAKs.
The Walion Law-Goyerntr O'Ferrnlrs
Speeches. senator Peter. to marry.

MARTINSNlLLE VA, Oc:. 3O.-Special
MIR y. !. Montague, Of DanyiIIc WAS
I'm town last night. and delivered q very
thoughtful ana effective address on the
political issues of the present campaign.
Mr.. Swanson was IN the county several
days last week, and had good meetings
wherever he spoke
! thmk that some, and II may be
good many. Democrats who cannot read
viii not vote on account Of the Walton
law. They resent II as an unWHrrautcd
Interference with their rights 10 have
their ballots fixed for them by any one
they do not choose tOTnctt has no per
sonal strength here: he viii get the Re
publican vote, only because he IS at the
head of the ticket. and would have gotten
more votes If he had not spoken in the
county at all MIR. Hale. the candidate
of the pOpulists. is not i'm the race. and
Will get very few votes I'm this section
of the district.
Governor OFrrar passed here this
morning on a special train on his way
80 Stuart. to deliver speech to-day
IL was expected that a large crowd from
panVill" and MaItiuSVtlc would so up on
the special, but very few persons were
on the train.
One negro 9hot another at Spencer Sun
day night The wound Is not considered
dangerous, IT being a shot IN the jaw.
" 6. Peters. ESQ .f Bristol late sena-
tor from this district viii marry a Mar
tinsvlle belle in about one month The
cards are pot yet out
There rs considerable building going on
In Martinsville and the town ~ steadily
improving and building up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
STATUS or orr NADfL FOFCE,
Judge General LamIy submits
His Annual Report.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. oct. SIN his
annual report to the Secretary Of the
Navy, Judge Adyocafc-tiou LIm.y
comments most faNorth,N Up'a tHe excel
lent working Of the new law. permitting
alien sailors ia cur navy Ia o." natural
lied. He says the good effect Of this
legislation cannot be oyer-ostlmattd, 1lI
hopes that the time Is not far distant
when the records az the department.
will show that the naval service Us com
posed entirely of American ctlIcue.
The JudEc-Adyo at"-teUerdI ruHrWS
previous recommendation nat laws OBJ"
passed limiting PIniShme1ts 10y count
martial, establishing an act OF IhI.t.
tions for naval offences. prfmitbHG 't~i-
Insnv 10 be taken hy d,pOsitOu@ and r,-
quirng the ATTENDING. ot clNilt- W.T.
mes scs, The report comments upon 'Nr
faults If the present system or "NI'H'.i-
TONS for promotion and Iciltrmrh. ana
suggests the adoption ar m'iuod7 "iH'..H
10 those of tho army and marine lHs-
As the use Of steel In shp-bWIln- has
made unnecessary the cuntnuan'" or tN'.
Live oak reservations I'm FLORIDA, At-
Dama. and Mississippi, IT IS Sus-rHt'd
th,t these be restored 10 the puhH. no.
Touching the coalng stations I'm Faso
Pago hlrhor. for the establishment "l
which Congress, IN lNN9, appIolI I'I.a
$UrupJ, the report says thdt me n'Ib'
ment has purchased SIX tracts OF Iihd
known as Goat Island swimming FONT,
Sogelan Faga0uc. Lefaga. Eaga, Manga,
An and the Kr1use tract. Further pur-
chascs To connect the tracts can boz made
at any zine. Some trouble was expert
cuced owing to complications or NNrS'
but these were finally adjusted IS the
Samoan land commission.
To protect the department from IRE
spousibIn bidders. the report contains a
that the Secretary OF
the Navy be- authorized in his discretion
tn accent certified checks iu lieu of the
usual written guarantee accompanying
a PROPOSAL 10 furnish supplies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
JacksonyIlliaps Swlndled.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Oct. 81 Rhode
S. Snow. claiming to be rom ni,mber
Island. Is missing, as are also d crbarged
~ ~ ba,sn 20 S,oIen from the residence 81
H. H'T B. Scott Of this city SNOW Il S also
dred dollars from customer % OF ac wsiGh
& Henry. grocers. and ,ia al,ftn II The names
10 i9r sa ls TaI business men. and obtaining
about s't So q Tie came here about two
m apIGi 'J ago. very hard up, and through
the influence Of certain people w SIi, LOOK tioR
an interest IN him procuIHgn a so6n her9n
icad,ng FAST life. and spent money free
~ lie was last seen going 20 the depot.
g,bore ne took north-bound train Tues
day afternoon. He claimed while mere
,bSt his father was a rich man in Rhode
f.IanJ and allowed him 80 per week.
H. carried of lot OF clothing and toiet
artlcles from SCOTS residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
ON INF HT<TINGS
List of Appointments for Democratic
SPEAKER. in Virginia.

Lat of Appointments for Democratic
sptaksrs in virginia.
Virginia State Democratic Committee,
Rooms over No, go east Main street.
Richmond Sept, IL, 1894.
An announcement OF speakers and
times and places OF speaking is made
as follows:
GOVERNOR OFERRALL
Norfolk city, Friday night. Novem-
HON. II. d. FLOOD.
Sussex, November LIST
Chap, November Sd (3 =. NJ
Spout Spring, November 81 might.
HON GEORGE H. WISE
Fredericksburg, November LIST (nighO.
might.
Princess Anne Courthouse. Novem-
Der 9Th.
HON. NJ. T BROWNING.
Sand Lick, November %.
Stratton. November 81.
Isaac Hurts Store, Move nber LIST.
HON. W. A. LITTLE. JR.
Portsmouth. November LIST.
lgo, November 81.
White Oak king George county,. No
Vember 81 nighU
Isle Of Wight Courthouse. November 5tn.
HON. :. 5. TURNER.
Clarke county. November 3D.
Page county, November Sd.
W. Il. MCKINNEY.
Nottoway, November LIST
Empor.a, November 9th.
HON. WILLIAM r. ALEXANDER.
Clarke county, November 81 day ana
night.
Winchester, November %.
HON. DON L. HALSEY
Oakville, November LIST d l.. NJ
Pampln City, November ID e 80 +. M
Chap, November I'D % T. NJ
Spout Spring, November 81 (nighp.
HON r B. POORE
oakville, November LIST G. p NJ
Pampnn CITY. November "a g 30 r. M
HON. RUFUS A. AYERS.
Fairview tScott county,, November %
might. 80
Clinchport tscott county,. November I'd.
HON. JAMES n. STUBBS'
King and Queen. November lst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
KipIing's Beginn ngs asa Poet.

Al my Yerces We're digressions from
ONCE work. They can without invitation,
uuuduuerctly, In the nature OF things
but they had 10 come, ana the Writing out
Of them Kept me healthy and amused.
To the best Of my remembrance. no one
then discovered their gTieVous cynlclSm,
or mat ptsSlmlstic tendency, and l Was
lar TOO busy and too happy 10 take
thought about these things.
so they arrived merrily, being born out
or the NE about ne, and they were very
bad indeed, and the JOY OF doing them was
payment thousand times their worth.
Some, OF course, came and ran away
again, and the dear sorrow OF going IN
search OF these tOut OF Office hours, ana
catching them was almost better than
WrtiLg them clear. Bad as they were,
l burned twice as many as were publish
ed, and OF the survivors at least two
thirds We're cut down at the last moment.
Nothing can be wholly beautiful that is
not useful. and therefore my verses were
made 10 ease or the perpetual strife be-
tween the ma mayer extending his adver-
tlsements and my chief fighting for his
reading after. They were born 10 be
sacrificed Rukn-Din. ihe foreman or
our side, approved OF them immensely,
Tor he was Muslin OF culture. He would
say: Your poetry very good, sir; Just
coming proper length to-day. You giving
more soon? One-th!rd column JUST pro-
per. Always can take on third page"
From an article entitled my First
BOOK" by Rudyard Kipling, in McClure's
Magazine for November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
1URNkD HOsJLEK OS A WAGER.
A Rich Young Engishmau Sends Ridge
wood TopSy Turvy.

RIDGEWOOD, y. j., oct. 3l.-For the
past two months people have been having
a better time gossplnS than they nave
had for the better part OF decade, ana
all on account OF a young E.nglsnman
named West, who. after being hostier at
the Hcrtert House for two years, an
nounced that he had fallen heir TO Tor
tune Of $4,000 and that he was going 10
stay in RidgewoOd, and invest IL in real
estate The -four hundred leit them
selves In a pretty pickle when this an
ncunCemcnt was made What we're they
10 do? Coult they receive with open
arms youth who Cor two years nsd l
when he proceeded 70 buy 81, 400 tandem
team. and let a contract for a F5.~J
house, to be built Oh one OF the most
fashionable streets. But to counteract
that again. IL was rumored that he was
engaged 10 be married TO one OF the
Mattresses at the hotel.
MIR. West was found by a reporter at
the Herbert House, where he was wait
ing for his coachman to bring around a
rev horse he had bought in the morn
ing. and which he was going to try. Il
don't know what all this fuss is about
he said. There is not anything about
my getting a0,W0 for ! have always
known | was TO get n. you know, and |
am going to have more when my father
dies. | did not have TO work as a host
Ter, you know My father. David West
"a a rich man, who lives I'm Newmarket,
England He is a retired captain OF the
British navy. My grandfather.s name
was John Lanceiot West. and he lived
in Ingalstone. Essex. II was he who lcft
me the money | had a Chum named
Arthur Donnelly. son Of Sir Peter Don
nelly. an Irish barOnet Well. now You
know. one day we had a little quarrel,
and ne fell TO guying me, and said that
I couldn't earn my own living That
made me hot. and ! waEered HIM u"
that I could earn my living with my own
hands, and he took mo up. So. without
letting my people know, ! sailed Oh the
Campania. on her second trip, and land
ed IN New York. I'm June, 1892, with $3.50
in my pocket. | came down % Ridge
wood within a month after landing. and
went 10 work for Mr. Estis. the we'll
digger After working a month az that. |
found I was not strong enough, ana so !
came to work for Mr.. Herbert as host
Ter
Mr. West also admitted that be is en-
gagged and that his name has been pro-
posed at the Ridgewood club And ] got
that 600 I wagered, too were the YOUNG
Englishman's parting words.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
AMBAssABoE hUhloA PROTESTS
Against tho Prohibition of Imports o.
Cairo From the Unit"d rtttes.

LONDON. Oet. 81. The standards Der
lin correspondent says. The grohi9iton or
imports OF cattle from the th't'i states
,rIlnc.d a lively exchange OF views be
tween tween Mir. Huuyoa and 'reihcrr Mare
srhaI Won Bie5rrstcin. Runyou declared
tha order severe. unjust and needless. anu
evidently a reprisJl for the American
SMEAR duties which the President OF
course would auuul. a..
Nareschal Won Bleberstein admitted the
force Of the three first epithets, nut re-
undated the last one. lie said that Ger
many could not barter the souudues7 oI
her cattle for prospective lowering Of
sugar duties. The incubation period 81
Texas fever. he said, was six weeks. ana
cattle leaving America iu apparent h'tItl
milht Afterwards be attacked aud spread
Mr.. Runyou disputes this, claiming hat
the contaglOn is carried only h| insects
that DO NJ, exist in Europe. and. more
over. dead meat was unable ID convey the
germs from Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
lelegrnnhic BreYities.

The Brandt Furniture Company, Of
Memphis, Tenn, through l.. y. Harris,
made an assignment yesterday Llabili-
5000. The creditors are mostly for
e.pu.
The question which has been before the
Treasury officials for the last several
days, as 10 whether the Ch.nse sailors
who recently arrived on a British ship at
the port of Baltimore were entitled 10
land, was yesterday disposed II, by the
announcement that the vessel had dis
charged her cargo, and with her crew, had
left the port.
Congressman William H. Hines, Of
the Twelfth tPaD district has
brought suit against the HazIeton
Sentinel Publishing Company. AVN
Marklr, Senator c. ". Cline ana
George Mauc for defamatory libel.
Hines claims damages, in me sum If
$4,000 The alleged libelous articles APP
peared in the Sentinel on Monday last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
PERSONAL tND GEN RIL.
Interesting Facts about Riohmond's CIT
zsbs and Orher Matters

Mrs Dan Harmon. Of Charlottesville,
Is visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Vera Petit of Palmyra, Fluvanna
county, is visiting Miss Annie l.. Snyder,
corner Of Morris street and Grove avenue.
Hon. George -. Wise and Colonel
Meade IlaSkinS viii speak IN frcdcrlckS-
burg tonight.
The monthly meeting Of the Old Do
minion Press club will be held at $50
o'clock tonight.
A marriage license was issued in Wash
ington Tuesday to George f.. Shuman
and Jennie r. Airport, both Of Rich
mOnd.
Miss Annie NJ. Beck left Tuesday on
the noon train to visit friends i'm Fred
ericksburg. She will return in short
while
The loser Of a fine black beaver over
coat. which was probably stolen, may re-
cover II by COmmuu. eating with Ser
gcant John Hail.
The Merchants National Bank has on
hand lot Of Columbian hal dollars.
These will bee given in exchange for The
regular half dollar, TO persons desiring
them,
Officers and members of jefferson
Lodge 40 J22, /. -. g.. T., are earnestly
requested to be present at the next meet
ink, aa there VIII be business OF imPor-
tame to be transacted
one Of the United States deputy mar
shals yesterday ,.Ok Robert Jasper 10
Kings county, y. Y, TO serve five years
in the penitcntiary there for robOing
mail boxes AT the post-officc.
The entertainment. with its novel fca-
ture, 10 be given by the Ladies' Aid So
cicty OF St James Methodist church, at
i0J Twenty-seventh street, on the even
ings Of November 9Th and 9Th viii be a
delightful affair.
The store Of John Podcsta No, 1909
east Franklin street, mas broken into at
! O'Clock this morning by Two Colored
boys. They were discovered and Lewis
Anderson, aged twelve years, was caught.
The other got away.
There will be a meeting of the Retail
Merchants Association at Murphy's IlO-
tel tonight at o'clock. All members of
the association. and all who desire TO
become members are requested TO he
present as business of Importance VIII
bc transacted.
j. Harvey Blair the famous crook, SO
well remembered by a number of per
sons I'm Richmond, was 10 have been
tried for forgery to-day at Bel Air, Md,
had he not escaped from the jail there,
where he was confined awaiting his trial.
Nothing has been heard from him since
his escape
The Virginia Hospital offers an excel
lent opportunity for young ladies' TO at
tend lectures on nursing the sick. They
have organized class of nurses in the
institution and can make room FOR
dozen more, who can have all the adj
NaHtageS OF these lectures without any
expense or outlay on their part. Miss
Neamaus, superintendent of nurses, can
stNe fun particulars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
IHE GRORGIA SRNAIORSHIP.
a Deadlock Likely TO Occur In Caucus
aud Then It Mry lie Crisp

ATLANTA, GA, oct. 31.-The nomina-
tiOn Of United States senator by party
caucus Will be a new feature in Georgia
politics. The presence Of fifty Populsts
IN the Legislature makes this necessary.
The seat vacant is that of the late
senator ColquitN tllled temporarily by
Hon Patrick Walsh. The candidates by
the Legislature; Hon. A. O. Bacon, Hon,
IL. q. Turner. Hon. l.. T.. Garrard, and
Hon. Patrick Walsh.
A deadlock Is almost certain To en-
sue "a caucus In which event Speaker
Crisp is likely to stampede It, The four
hieoun0N candidates have been ad-
dressing the Legislature nightly since
Friday night, when Walsh spoke. Mon
day night Il was Bacon. Tuesday night
II was Garrard. and tonight II is Turn
or. All have had large audiences. Walsh,
Bacon and GaTrard have all declared
themselves advocates of the free and un-
limited coinage of silver, at l6 10 ]. TuT-
ner tonight declared his adhesion TO
MIR Cicyelands entire pFogramme. There
Is some talk of bringing Governor Atkn-
son into the race in case of a deadlock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
WIN fUE HRbL MIN.
To Lover the Twelve flour Record The
Riding school

\ great impetus is expected in bicycling,
especially among the ladies, with the
opening Of Mr.. Walter G. MERGERS blcy-
Gle school and riding rink in the Blues
new armOrv, at the corner of Ninth ana
Cary streets. which takes place to-day.
\ number OF feminine WOuld-be riders
have been waiting for just such an oppor-
tunity. and the school viii start with a
good class.
The morning hours viii be devoted TO
the teaching OF ladies. and after . o'clock
the rink will be thrown open for general
riding.
The floor space is ample for a large
number OF riders and viii enable wheel
men to keep up their exercise during the
entire winter, and many ladies who would
not ride on account of the difficulty en-
countpred by a beginner on the road viii
quickly learn the use Of the bicycle under
such favorable conditions
Much interest is being taken by wheel
men generally in the proposed attempt
by Mr.. Trigg Temple next Friday to
lower the twclVe-hour bicycle record. He
will commence at 4. Nj, Friday morning
and ride continuously until SIX O'Clock IN
the evening.
lhe ROAD selected commences near the
first toll-gate on enters road. above
Bacon Quarter Branch. and extends six
miles. He is DESTROYS of securing num-
Der OF wheelmen TO pace him at intervals
during the day and will be glad for any
WHO will volunteer to do so for one hour
or more TO notify him. He will be accu-
ratcly timed. and a record OF each hour 5
achievement will be made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Died Of u Strange AlImeut.

MONTGOMERY ALA. oct 3lA spe-
cIal 10 the Advertiser from Abbeyiile say
Two sons OF John Braunon, Of Henry
county, aged ten and nineteen years.
were taken sick last sunday and seemed
10 be affected with hyIrophohld. Ihey
we're biting and mawng al everything
they could reach They continued 10
grow worse. and both died Monday within
six hours Of each other. and were buried
In one cOilln.
None Of the family knew anything about
their having been bitten boy any animal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

HON MEADE HAsklNs.

Glou'f HoN MM fysIBH ksK aI'Ssa,.r T.,
King George Courth9In,ssgf' ARD
King and Queen. November LIST
HON. EPPA HUNT0N. JR.
Jerrersonton ICulpeper). November Isl.
Lignum (Culpeper). November Su. ,.s
Charlotte Courthouse. NoEeHper ''h'
HON. W. A. JONES
Lillian fNorthumberiand county,. No
Farnham Church. November 3d.
Jt-DGE n II HAIRSToN.
NettIe Ridge patrick county, Thurs
day, November LIST. Ia, r-,,a ~.
New Store (Henry. county, ffiday' No
vember % g o'clock.
Mayo Church Hepry county, Saturday.
November Sd q O'clock.
Ridgeway Henry county, saturday
night, November I'd G:3o o'clock. ,
Mountain Valley Henry county. Mon
HON. J. l.. TREDWAY.
Ironside. November ist g o'clock T. ND
Centre Church. November "a u O'CLOCK
New Store, November 81.
HON. MICAJAH WOODS.
Free Union. November lst g P ~
Earleysville. November 81 ~ F. NJ
HON W. r. STAPLES.
Alexandra city. November 18th might.
HON. J. +. MASON.
Igo, November Sd. -
hon. Il. j. " ASfilNb = tN.
White oak king George county,, No
vember 81 CnIghD.
IgO, November "a.
HON. II. W. FLOURNOY.
Midlothian, November 81.
Cold Harbor Henrico county, Novem-
y rockville Henrico county. Novem-
0e' '' HON. LLOYD r. SMITH.
The Island Lancaster county, Novem-
her lgt
Wateryiew CIiddlesex county,. Novem-
Kiraale Cwestmoreland county. Novem-
HON. r. WALTON MOORE.
Lignum lCulpeperl, November "a.
HON. f.. +. MEREDITH.
Ijguum (CulpeperD November Sd.
II r. POLLARD, ESQ.
Emporia. November 9TH.
HON. JOHN GOODE.
Newport News. November % might.
HON. WALLER r. STAPLES.
Portsmouth. November lst might.
HON. HOWARD HATHAWAY.
Fleets Island, November Ist tnighO.
White Stone, November ID lnighO.
J. T. MANN.
White Oak king George county, No
vembcr 81 mi2hU.
HON e. \. BOYCE.
Manchester. November lst (nigho.
WhitlOCk's. November 2l q !. Nj
Wagucrs store. November n mighD.
HON. a. J. MONTAGUE.
Rocky Mount, November 81.
HON. CLAUDE \. SWANSON.
Rocky Mount, November ID
] TAYLOR ELLNSON, Chairman.
]. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

PARIS. oct 3l.-Thc heavy rains of the
last few days have caused foods In the
north of France. In the Departments Of
Pas dc Calais and the NOrd thousands Of
acres are under water. Many villages
have been rendered uninhabtable and
hundreds Of peasants have been driven
from their farms. IN some towns the
water Is three feet deep, and in others
factories uava been stopped bv the rising
food, throwing nearly one hundred thou
sand operatives out Of work. Many miles
Of railroad tracks have been undermined
or submerged and trains are run only
with great Irregularty I'm the valley Of
the Meuse hundreds Of cattle have been
killed and bridges ard barns near the
banks have been sweet away. Accidents
have been reported from all parts or the
Hooded districts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

WASHINGTON, oct. Sl.-Wnliam Leon
ard Davis, OF New York. and Miss Matte
Thompson. daughter OF cx-ConCressman
Phil. Thompson, OF Kentucky were mar
ried ~ noon to-day at the residence OF
Secretary Carlisle. The members of the
Cabinet. with their wives, large number
OF people prominent In official circles and
many fiom New York and Kentucky wit
formed by Rev. MacRay Smith, rector OF
ST. Johns church This afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Davis left for Tuxedo to spend
the honeymoon. Later they Will go to
Davis has large mining interests In Colo.
raAA - WV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

Of a coal and iron company. He ap-
nroached the house Of Uriah koppen-
heffer, at Rife. last night and asked 70
be allowed 20 enter. No one % Sger az
son. and he told him he could not enter.
Englebert insisted. and was told he would
be shot II he attempted TO get In. DurlAs
the controversy the door opened. EnSie-
handkerchief. and rushed In head ilrst;
CRYING. II am a White Cap" Edward
fred as ne entered. the shot taking eHect
near the left shoulder. killing MN 10
SANITY. Koppenheffer supposed Englebert
10 be a burglar. The deceased leaves
wife and two children. a.
Engclbert was the manager Of the tast.
ern Tennessee Mining and ImproyeIhciit
Company near Johnson city. Iehh.i W
which John II. Hoffman, Philadeiph'"'
Is president
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
A Run tn the Coileaa

number OF the members OF the gym
nasium Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION undertook another run last
evening. They started from the Asse>
cist;on Dai afng al $50 oelock. They
10 Franklin ard up Franklin street n
Richmond College and return. Ar o
o'clock they could again be seen in the
gymnasium practicing on the various
apparatus as X nothips had hanDsnsd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
FROM FIVE TO 1HREE CENTS.
A Maierisl Reduction In the rflce OF Btt nd
ST. fted In Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. oct M.-President Irwin
of the Queen CITY Cracker Company, to-
day announced a reduction in the price Of
bread from five TO three cents loaf
and it Is conceded that all competition
wll meet the rae on the first Cf the
month (to-morrowl
Mr. Irwin. In referring 10 the present
condition Of the poor, says they can get
this benefit without loss TO the bakeries.
owing TO the present price ~ flour. There
win be no reduction in the size OF The
loaves or the quality OF the bread. The
bakers are offered -four in large lots on
reasonable terms. and can thus stlll make
Il small profit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

ST. Johns Circle of Kings Daughters
will give a Chrysanthemum Tea Friday
evening, November %. at the residence OF
W. IL. Curtis. Twenty-nInth and Franklin
streets. The proceeds Of the tea will
be devoted TO charitable objects. among
them one which should appeal strongly TO
the sympthles Of alI-"rhe Home for
lncurables." Good music. a dainty sup.
per and most wonderful exhibit from
the Worlds Fair VIII be among the at
fractions. IL is hoped that this enter
tainment will he most literally patron
lied.