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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-28
PERSONAL am GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmon = Citi
zeng aud q her Matters

Rev. |. y. Earle delivered his lecture
on The Life OF Christ" at Richmond
College last night.
Miss Cutie Harrison, OF Lower Bran
don, is the guest OF Mrs. Dr. Robinson
on east Franklin street.
A marriage license was issued by the
clerk OF the County Court yesterday TO
Marion +. LAyesay and Leila Putze.
Mrs. Glace and her daughter, Miss
Emma, of Catasqua, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
l.. ;. WhitmOre, Of 290 south Pine street.
The ministers Of all denominations in
Richmond Will hold a conference at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall on Monday, December
10th, 10 form an organization
The big Six" Social Club organized
last Friday night with the following
members. Misses Carrie Tyree, Mary
Thaw and Myrtle Dabney, and Messrs.
James Grey. Willie Barnes and James
Nj. LanghOrne.
Dr. Tefft of Hartshorn Memorial Col
lege will give the first OF his series
of illustrated health lectures under the
auspices of Central Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. az the Friends Meet
ing-house, Wednesday, November Yth, AT
o'clock. Subject. Air and hygiene.
The public is cordially invited TO attend
these lectures.
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FRON 4 DIsTiNT COUNTRY.
Lieutenant HarIDan,' Vlrginisp, Writes
from Oklahoma

Lieutenant John 4. Hartman. of the
Seventh Cavalry after having been de
tailed for the past three years as com
mandant OF the cadet battalion of the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical In.
stitute at Blacksburg last summer re-
ceiyed orders 10 join his command al
Fort Hin, oklahoma early IN September
last. Lieutenant Hartman mas quite A
rumter of friends and relatives In Rich.
mDnd. who, no doubt, will be glad 10
learn that he is doing well. In a letter
written recently 10 "A friend I'm this city
Lieutenant Hartman stated the follow
ing:
II Joined l. Troop Seventh Cavalry
an Indian troop. composed OF KioWas
and Comanches, on my arrival here, but
roved with IL only few days when
was appointed post quartormaster and
post commissary which position / have
continued 10 I'LL | am exceedingly busy,
ard have no time for recreation and
amusement. such, FOR instance. as hunting.
"On the 10th Of this month ! received
my long-delayed promotion. and am now
a first Lieutenant Of cavalry and assigned
20 the Sixth Cavalry.
II rather expect to be transferred from
this post some time this winter. but do
not know where I " ill go; perhaps 10 Fort
Myer Va. as my troop. IL Sixth Cav
airy, is at present stationed there"
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Presented With a Bask, of Flowers.

Friendship Lodge. No 10. |. O. o. F.,
held its regular meeting last evening,
its members but also by number OF
visitors from Danville, who were escorted
by Mr. Manly h. Ramos, the grand pa
triarch OF the order. The meeting was
presided over by Mr.. I. Whey Jaws me
grand secretary. 4 number OF speeches
we're made. and flowers were Distributed
among those present Finally. Mr.. John
". FERGUSON the grand treasurer. arose
and with a very handsome speech IN
done by the Younger members OF the
order. presented Mr.. Ramos, on behalf
of the lodge, with "A beautiful basket or
chrysanthemums and roses.
Mr. Ramos was completely taken by
surprise. but replied I'm few very feel
ing remarks, expressing his high appre-
citation OF the compliment paid him.
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THE GABf Arsr4UNTON.
The Line Up Of the v. A. and Mechanical

BLACKSBURG, VA, Nov. 27-Special-
The chief topic of conversation and in
terest here al present is the football
game at stanton on Thanksgiving Day
between the teams Of the Virginia Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College and the
Virginia Military Institute. The team and
substitutes leave tomorrow morning.
The lineup will probably be az follows:
Left end, Dashiell; left tackle Johnson I;
left guard, Patrick, centre, Stull right
guard, James; right tackle, Hoet right
end. Fraser or PorCher; quarter back,
Massie left half back, Harvey; right half
back, Guignard; full back, Martin.
Through the courtesy of MIR. w. 3.
Beyill. of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road, and the efforts of Dr. McBryde.
special train will leave Christiansburg
for stanton at 10 =. NJ. Wednesday
About two hundred and fifty cadets and
friends of the college will 90 to witness
the game. The game will perhaps be
very exciting, as both are good teams
Neither side has been scored against this
year, and IT Will be "A hard fought battle
for victory and supremacy.
on Friday evening, the Goth instant, the
Y. \. NJ. G. German Club will give its
annual Thanksgiving german. II will be
quite brilliant affair, and many couples
are expected to attend
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BO4RD OF FIRM OOMHIssIOYERs
Number Of Substitutes Promoted 10
Fuiln dg d Members.

The Board of Fire Commissioners held
It's regular semi-m0nthly meeting In the
City Hall on Monday evening at 7 o'clock.
when all the members were present as
follows:
Messrs. John H. Frischkorn president),
G.. w Taylor Charles +. Taylor, j. r.
Sheppard, Joseph l.. Levy and l.. G.
Jenkins.
The following substitutes having salts
factorily served their probationary period
were elected for the full term of three
years:
Hosemen-L. H. Hazelwood, of No. /;
J: II; Parsons;of No; 2; II; c. Beck, OF
No. 3; j. r. Wingiield. Of No. A. w, II.
Heeke. OF No. s. a +. Carleton, Of No. Z.
and w. J. Wood of No s.
Laddermen-G. f, Snead. OF Truck No.
/; J. II. Woodward. Of Truck No. 2. and
A. r.. Hubbard and j. A. Umlauf, OF
Captain J. II. Redwood. Of Engine Com
pany No. /. and Captain A. X. Lawrence,
OF Engine Company No. 8; failed to file
Substitute Dunkley. of Truck No. l.,
was dropped for inefficiency
The request OF the captains asking per-
mission to report to nearest engine house
0nstead OF their own, as at presenD in
case OF an alarm 20 which their com
panies 10 not respond was laid on the
table until the next meeting.
Mr.. r. b. Goodman. OF Truck No. 2
was granted five days leave OF absence
from November 9th.
The Chief was instructed 20 reimburse
members OF the department for actual ex-
penses incurred while they were renair-
Ing engine No. 2 and also to let such
members have an extra day of for any
schedule day they may have missed
The Council Will be petitioned at it's
next meeting TO consolidate the expense
and payroll accounts OF the department
a fire alarm box was ordered 10 be
erected at once at the Lower Gas works.
The number is TO be 724
A committee consisting OF Messrs J. H.
Frischkorn, Charles +. Taylor. and l.. G.
Jenkins was appointed 10 select plans
for remodelllng Washington Hall. They
were instructed to report at the next
meeting.
The contract for supplying the depart
ment with ten barrels OF bluestone was
awarded TO the Courtney supply Com
pany at 1910 per hundred pounds
Superintendent Thompson was excused
from the penalty imposed by the rules for
allowing his name 10 be used at the Nc
Gill Catholic Union Fair.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet;
middling gulf, 90; middling q. Flu
lures closed easy; sales, 100 bales
November. 5.7lQ573; December, 5144
3. -; January, 6s2a5.S3; February, 5.eSa
$50; March J93q5.94; April 5Y9uG.00.
May, GOiu6.0J, June, 6l0u6ll; July,
61JMG16; August. 620G6.2l; net receipts.
1866 bales; gross receipts, l3,4l2 bales
exports to Continent. ,246 bales; for
warded, 7.7l6 bales; stock % .0G3 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 6j,933 baies
exports TO Great Britain. 6,6l6 bales;
Continent, 3O,O13 bales; stock, 1,155SO'
bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
l9l,9Jl bales; exports 10 Great Britain
51S}S bales; France, 1925 bales Con-
tnent, 81 G2J bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts
800 ol bales; exports 10 Great britain
l,OJO ~ bales; France, 2GS,34l baleS'
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 27:-Cotton tu-
lures barely steady; sales, lli4o baIes
November. 5.43; December, 5.4G; January
$40; FEBRUARY, 5.55; March, 5.6l; April,
5.67; May, 81; June, 5.77; July, 5.Sj;
TiiTERPOoL. Nov 27-12:3O p. NJ
Cotton demand fair and prices firm;
American middling, 3 5-32; sales, lUDp
bales; American, 1900 bales. speculation
and export. 1000 bales; receipts. 44Vo
bales; American, 1900 bales. Futures
opened firm and higher and demand
fair; December and January, . io-0i4
- ] l-B4, January ana feuIud y, . il-pfH
z 12-Gl: February and March, 3 l2-6IU
3 1864; March and April 3 l3-64a3 l5-64;
April and May, 15-GiQ3 1864; May and
June. 3 1898 1894; June and july,
3 1864; July and August, 3 20-6iQ3 2l-Gi.
Futures steady at the advance.
+. Mixtures quiet but steady;
American middllng, fair, 3 1915 good
middling, $.N middll1g, 3 7-$2i low 9g, d mid
nary. IA: November. 11-G4, sellers;
November and December 3 li-6i; De
cember and January. 3 LEI is,, sellers IL r.
February and March, 3 1864, sellers;
March and April, 3 14-6iQ3 1874; April
and May, 3 1864 buyers; May and June,
3 1854 sellers; June and July. 1860
3 2O-64, July and August, 3 2l-6i, buy
ers Futures closed steady.
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov 27.-Turpen-
tine firm at DC. for regulars; sales
Rosin firm sales. 5000 Quote-A, b,
and c, 500; D. s1.Q5; Z, N.15; F, h29;
6, Sl35; II. H6o; |, $500; Is, 500; NJ.
S2.55: y, 81 20; window glass, $3.50; water
white, $40
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. 27.-Yesterday'
buyers of wheat INDUCED in the pleasant
occupation OF realizing profits to-day
but the price got away from them be-
fore the close. although early in the
daV the decline met with stubborn re-
sietance The Liverpool cables were
firm and higher, and the bulls we're dis
posed at the start TO press the advantage
they had gained yesterday. but the fulfil
ity of such course made itself apparent
in d very few minutes. Until noon fuctu-
auons were Irregular. nrm unu I,e2Its
making itself felt but the publication
of Bradstreet's report which treated
only of American stocks. giving an In
crease east and west of the Rocky noun
tains OF 2.2O7 OoO bushels, the direction
was clearly defined, the market having
absolutely no support. Closing CONT
mental cables were all higher May
wheat opened from G0Ac. TO 593sc, clos
cash wheat was Irregular. The close
was nominally weaker, with the futures.
Corn-To-day's trade in corn was SIM
ply d repetition of what has taken place
any day for week past The receipts
doomed up and the price fell down. Inc
weakness of the tone Of wheat may
have rad a part In forming the tone
but there was little or no inclination
TO follow that market on the rallies.
May opened from 4S'sc to 4Sl2c., solo
between 4S's@4Shc. and $3.50, closing
at 4Sasd4Si2c. i4aKc. under yesterday.
Cash corn was ltc. lower.
oats were quiet and extremely mar
row in their action The strength and
weakness Of the surrounding markets
was reflected by hardening or soften
ing Of the tone, but fluctuations had
held within a l4c. limit May closed
l.c. lower than yesterday. Cash oats
were steady.
Provisions Strength in product came
forward from the hog market at the
yards at the start. and wheat communi-
Gated weakness later in the day. The
trade was not nouceably important and
prices were affected easily The close
was TIC. under yesterday for January
pork Zoe. lower for January lard, and
1nn for LauuarN ribs.
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CINCINNATI

spring patent. 3.30U3 90; spring family,
81 1912 80, low grades. $1.15gl. S5.
W heat-Receipts light and market
quiet, even at reduced prices; No.
red, Doc. .
Corn active; No. mixed. 4249 42l9c.
No. 3 white. 42AG42Rc.
oats fairly active.
Pork steady; mess. Sl22j.
Lard steady; steam leaf. S371a, ket.
tie dried, $50.
Dry sailed meats about steady; loose
shoulders, $3.50 do short rib sides, S625
do. clear sides, $3.50 boxed meats worth
Lc. more.
Bacon in fair demand and prices steady
and firmer: loose shoulders, $500; do.
short rib sides. 800; do. clear sides
S737b; boxed meats worth hc. more.
Whisky steady at Sl3.
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Richmond College &c. and H." Society

In the absence of the president, Pro
TO order by the Vice-president. Mr.. j. +.
Saddler.
The resignation of Mr.. j. II. Franklin
as reporter TO the College Messenger
was received. and Mr.. II. A. Anderson
was elected to nh this position.
II was the pleasure OF the society 10
listen TO a Iaper on "Vrginias Part in
the Early Councils aud Conventions" by
Mr.. j. +. Saddler. This paper is the
second OF series To be read before the
society showing Nirginia's part in the
Revolution. and was very Interesting
and instructive one.
Messrs. @. r. Hambleton and G. T..
Stuart were appointed committee TO
draft resolutions thanking Hon. Lyon
@. Tyler, president of William and Mary,
for his very interesting lecture on "Ihe
Memories of Yorktown" delivered In the
college chapel on last Friday evening"
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 81

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 27.-Flour
dull and unchanged.
November. 5s.:5Ssc; December. 5ska
5Stc.: January. a,a59Ac.; May: 62fsa
,ya,c.: steamer No. red, 53anjIc.
southern. by sample. 5Gq59c., TO-, on
grade. 55hMJSl2c.
Corn dull: mixed spot. 5OBg5lc.: year.
ISys.c asked; January, Jol4c- asked
steamer mixed, 1919 is2.c,; southern
white. 43a5lc.; do. yellow, i3Aa 5llze.
oats firm and steady; No. white,
western. 3Gka37c.; No. mixed, west
ern. 34q34L9c. receipts, s,of bushels
stock, 1871. l46 bushels.
Rye quiet No. ?. Doc.
Hay steady: choice active; good to
choice timothy, Sl2j0Gl3.D; 1870,
Grain freights steady and unchanged,
Butter steady: creamery, fancy 2Ju
2Gc store-packed, Hale.
Eggs steady at 90 &c.
Coffee firm; No. I. SlJ.1j.
Other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Vrginia Century, Dp3; North-
ern Central Gsl3 Consolidated Gas
bonds, 1O7; do. stock, 6j13g6J}i
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LlLriStinn ERdeaYor.

The monthly meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the local union was held
last night at the Y. NJ. c. a. Arrange
ments were made to hold the bi-monthly
mass-meetlng Of the union at the Co
wardin-Avenue Disciples church, or Man
chester. Friday evening, November Both,
at II. NJ.
DR. Cooper, of the First Baptist church
of this city, will make the principal adj
dress. The society securing the slIk pan.
ner will have the privilege Of taking II
to the stanton convention in January
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO, Nov 27-Flour high.
er; patent, S2,Oa27G; fancy, S2.OOa2lOi
choice. 81 S0u 30.
Wheat lower November. 51c.; Deem
Der. 5lMc.; May, jG5sc.
Corn lower; November, 44hc.; Deem
Oats higher; November. Soc. May,
32lc
Pork Standard mess, 12jOd12.7j
Lard-Prime steam. $3.50.
Dry Sailed Meats-ShOulders. $40,
longs. $3.50, clear ribs, $685. shorts,
$3.50
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 1913; longs
1925. clear ribs, S7.2JG7.3712; shorts,
$50.
High wines steady at Sl23.
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The Association for the Preservation Of
Virginia Antiquities met in the rooms
OF the Virginia Historical Society yester-
day at noon. 7 he president, Mrs. Joseph
Bryan. being absent. Mrs. Or Wexford
presided.
A motion was made that the associa-
ton cooperate with the Colonial Danes
and the Daughters Of the American Rev
olution in subscribing fifty dollars to help
furnish rooms in the building of the Nir-
ginia Historical Society. The president
being absent. it was decided TO take no
vote upon the motion. After discussing
some unimportant business and transact
ing regular routine work the association
adjourned
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NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-F'lour closed
quiet ana easy with wheat; winter
wheat low grades, Sl9JQ2jO do. Ialr
tC fancy, s. 4O42.Nj; patent S2d'G3l 10;
Minnesota clear, $2.-Oa2 ~; patent, $5.5o
as 50, low extras, Sl.9J02. ~. south
EN- flour duh and easy. common 10 talr
extra, S210H3OO; good 10 choice $1.lOa
so.
Wheat dun at sc iower, with options
closing firm; No. red, store ana ele-
VdtOr ISL c; atloat, 59l2c. options were
fairly active and irregular closing weak
at &ajsc. decline; No, red, November
35Ss'sc.; January, 50llc.; March ol'Ac.'
Corn firm and moderately active; No.
?, 5112c, elevator; 11hQJl34c. ahoat- OPP
lions were dun and weak at AQSsc. de-
cline; November, jGh1. December, ode.
January, 12c.; May. 52l4c
oats dun, whites iirmeI Options nrm'
November, $5lsc. December SS3l2c; Jan. Janu-
airy 3iNc.; May 35c Spot-No. :. ~;
31a4lc.
Hay in moderate demand and steady
shipping, jOu0Oc; good TO choice, IOQIJc
Wool in moderate demand and steady;
domestic fleece. l1q27c.i pulled, l2d3ic
Beef quiet and steady; family. 5000
Ql2oO; extra mess, SS.O0qS.JO; beer mans
dun at Sl1OOQl1JO; tierced beer mac
tive; city extra, India mess. $4,000 100
cut meats dull and weak; picked bellies,
$3.50; shoulders, $3.50; hams, SS.ouqe.-O;
middles nominal.
Lard quiet, opened firm and closed
weak: western steam, $3.50. city. $50;
December, $125; November. $3.50; Janu-
AIRY. $3.50. Refined steadier; Continent.
$40; South American, $50; compound.
S5.5OQ5.73.
Pork duh and steady; mess. Sl3.50Q'
14OO; extra prime nominal
Butter quiet and steady; state dairy.
l3Q23l.c.: creamery. lSQ2Jc.; western
dairy. ll0lGc.; creamery, 1JQ26c.; FL
gins, &c
Cotton seed oil steady and in better
demand; crude, Csc: yellow. soc.
Petroleum steady and unchanged.
Rosin quiet and easy; strained COM
mon TO good, Sl.3OHl.3J.
Turpentne duh and weak at 273,G
2Sc.
Rice in moderate demand and steady;
domestic, fair TO extra, 4AqjIsc.; Japan,
4Sa43sc.
Molasses- Foreign nominal: New Or
leans, open kettle, good 10 choice m
moderate demand and steady at 27a36c
Peanuts quiet
Coffee opened firm and closed barely
steady at points decline to 80 poinis
advance; November. Sli.30Gl4. 40; Janu-
airy. Sl3. l5@l330; May, Sl2 20ql2 20: Sep
TENDER, sl2.Ooal2 10 Spot Rio dull and
steady; No Z, s15.75.
sugarslsaw dull and steady; fair re-
of a, 3Aqic. standard A, I l-le@ihc.;
cut-loaf, ilsa5c Lie; crushed, Ala
D l-l6c. graduated. 4 1-l6d4<c.
Freights 10 Liverpool quiet and steady:
cotton. o-s2d.; grain. 3D., nominal
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strURDAI'sGAME bILL BEPLAYED
IN. Yale Faculty WIN Take No steps TO
stupIt

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 1.-THE condition
~ the Yale football players is so much
better than the coaehers hoped for after
Saturdays conflict that there seems little
team against Princeton next Saturday as
played at Springfield against Harvard
All OF the team were on the field at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon except Jer-
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, ' A., NOV. q, 1871.
Offerings-Wheat. 6J1 bushels. corn
(whitel. 3y2 bushels.
Sales--Nhe j6 bushels; corn twhite),
49, bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry. BIC. to
COO. mixed. 56c. TO COO; shortberry, Doc.
TO Goc No. red. coo.
Corn-White. Virginia (bag lots new),
4c. 10 4Jc; No. white' 9oc'' NO
mixed, 45c.
Oats-No. 2 mixed, SAC. 10 34i1c.: No. 3
mixed BIC. TO 33Izc.; winter, 43c. to 46c.
RYn-5hc. 10 boc.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, Nov.
Cattle-Receipts 1900; market heavy;
common to extra steers S2.T546.2j; stock
crs and feeders, $2.OOq3.2j; cows and
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000; market stronger;
heavy, Si.25n4G0; common to choice
mixed, S4OOa4.55; choice assorted, $i.2OU
40; light, S41Oq420i pigs. s2.j0n3.1j.
inferior to choice. 7Jc d$3.OJ; lambs,
81 JON37
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PORT OF WEST POINT. Nov. u, IS
ARRIVED.
DEATHS.

OVER1ON.-Died. at Lee Camp Sol
diers' Home, and inferred at Hollywood,
Tuesday, November r. 1894, Veteran
LEMUEL OVERTON, Company c. Sixty
nrst regiment, Virginia infantry, Of
Berkeley, Va; aged sixty years.
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Munyon's Remedies

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-28

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-28

Mr.. Graham Il. Hobson returned 10
the city yesterday morning from most
pleasant visit to Galveston, Texas. Al
though he spent the eventful Tuesday,
the 9Th. In the Lone Star State. he had
not heard OF the big Republican land
slide when he reached the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-28
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 27.-Tur.
pentine steady at DC: receipts. 80 casks
Rosin-Good strained firm at $1,000 l0j
receipts. 253 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-28

Petersburg Saw. & ms. Co. - 2J
state Bank OF Virginia.. 1881 go.
Union Bank OF Richmond. 10 49,.
Miscellaneous.
a. i. Co. common.,........ ~ 20
a. T. Co. preferred. ........ los ITO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-28

All the Munyon Homeopathic Remedies
can he had OF us Win be sent by mali
UNION receipt Of price. ,,,,,1. ~,,
Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-28
LOST OR FOUND.

T OST-A BLACK LEATHER SATCH.
instruments. bandages, &c. between the
Exposition Grounds and 90 Park ave-
nue. This satchel was dropped from
buggy last night. A suitable reward
II returned to DIR. CARRINGToN, 81
Park avenue. nos