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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-26
STOCKTON STEAMERS
FOR san JOSE, LOy GlTOS & SlETi cRT7

SIEA EK ALVlSo LEAVES PIER MoN.
Iuesday Thursday. saturday. at ~ Era,1Se Aawlse
gso ses To- sa9e between San Francisco and
40 W, Santa Clara st.. San JosS S 80 <1sE -
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-26

West line of Pierce St, As south e Vallejo; two
handsome residence lots; grand marine view;
beautiful surroundings; street paved. in fine con-
dition and severed; examine these for home;
sutter, Fillmore and Union car lines lot 27:6x
1876.
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Magnificent Corner Lot.

Southwest corner OF Pacific and Jones SITS :;
would pay vel! wi h stores below and fats above /;
good location tor business Pacific st. in basait
rock and cement stone walk: Jackson aud II yde-
st. cables; large corner lot 60x52:4
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Mission Street, bet 18th and 14th.
40x100; W. line of Mission ST.; 237 feet s. OF
Ridley.
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Oak-street Business Property.

South line Of Oak St. 1S7 IS west of Devisadero
two handsome business lots: improved with stores
below and flats ABOVE; this is business PROPOSE
tion and will rent quickly must be sold street In
fine condition; two lots 25x137 :6.
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WOODWARD'S GARDEN LOTS.

Lots-valencia, bet. 14th and 18th.
lots; each 25x1OO; E line of Valencia ST.
120 feet Y. of 18th; l4th and Valencia is a promi-
nent transfer point.
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Jessie Street-6 Building Lots near 18th
25x90; W. line of Jessie. 95 feet s. of 18th: 2
lots, each 25x70, adjoining above on the south.
30x70; adjoining above on the south
3Ox5O. with 4Ox20: fronting Z. end Of Quinn
street,
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Large lot on northwest line Of Lisbon ST. $50
southwest from Italy ave-; electric road; improve
ments the order of the day in this vicinity
this property is speculation for big advance
lot 75xlOO
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-26

CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRAnGISC0-FOot of Market Street (Sp 81
+7:l5 900 HOGAN. ti:oo 1900 1880
400 1900 *e:oop.M.
From 0AELAND--Foot Of Broadway $500 800
1o:OOA.M. tl2:oo 100 1900 1900 tioa
*5:ooP.M.
for Morning for Afternoon
Sundays excepted. Saturdays only
Sundays only.
II Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights only.
TTuecdays and Saturdays sSundsys and Thursdays.
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RidIey-Street Building Lot.
25x95: S. line of Ridley ST., 65 IS W. of JESSIE
bet Valencia cable and Mission-st. electric road.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-26
RAILROAD TRAVEL

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(PACIFJC SYSTEM
Trains leave and are stue 10 arrive at
SAN FRANCISCO.
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Western Addition Home.
Excelsior Homestead Associatio

South line (No 2627) Of Suffer st., so east OF
Lyon; building, two-story. bay-windows and
rooms and bath; street in basalt rock; lot 22 ;6x
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Jessie, Near 18th, Flats-Rents S72.
2Ox65; No. 1895 3S Jessie St., S. of Ridley; 2
new flats: each rooms and bathl reduced
rents of $36.
20x65; No. 144O42 Jessie ST.; 2 new fats; same
as above; rents $50.
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Stevenson-Street Building Lots.
4 lots; each 25x65; E line of Stevenson ST.. IL
feet N. of l4th; suitable for cottages or fats
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-26
NEW TO-DAY,

AUCTION
| THURSDAY, JANUARY 2S,
AT IL M. SHARP, BY
Won RheiIl
ee CO.,
51S CALIFORNIA STREET.
LARGE SlXTH.STREET CORNER.
75x125; f. cor. 9Th and Shipley sts- market
crease rents TO $500 per month; to close es-
tate.
McAlister Street-A Grand Lot.
feet w. of Fillmore; few better lots for residence
or flats on the peninsula
WOODWARD'S GARDEN LOTS.
4 Lots-valencia, bet. 18th and 18th.
lots; each 25x1OO; E line Of Valencia ST..
12O feet Y. of 18th; 14th and Valencia Is a promi.
nent transfer point.
Mission Street, bet. 18th and 14th.
4Ox1OO W. line of Mission st.; 237 feet s. Of
Ridley.
Ridley-Street Building Lot.
25x95; S. line of Ridley ST., 65 IS W. Of Jessie,
bet Valencia cable and Mission-st. electric road.
Jessie, Near 18th, Flats-Rents $72.
20x65; No. 1895 3s Jessie ST., S. of Ridley; 2
new flats: each rooms and bathi at reduced
2Ox65; No. 144O42 Jessie ST.; 2 new fats; same
as above; rents $36.
Julian-Avenue Flats-Rents $42.
4Ox94; Nos. II to 90 Julian ave.; E. of Va.
lencia ST. 275 feet $. of 18th St.; always rented.
NE. Cor. 18th & Stevenson. in or Lots
7S:1x135; n T.. cor. of 18th and stevenson sts
with Chinese washhouse; rent $40; as a whole or
In lots; fronting Ridley and fronting Steven
son.
Jessie Street-6 Building Lots ear 9th
25x90; W. line of jessie 95 feet s. of 18th: 2
lots, each 25x70, adjoining above on the south.
30x70; adjoining above on the south.
30x5O. with L 40x20: fronting E. end Of Quinn
street.
Stevenson-Street Building Lots.
lots; each 25x65; f. line of Stevenson st., 12O
feet N. of l4th; suitable for cottages or fats
Dolores, Opp. High-School Site.
lots; Z. line of Dolores, S. of 18th; lot 3Oxs5
and lots each 29x110; commencing 11S feet s
Of 18th st.
Flats near the Park-Rent $50.
25xSO No. 4349 fremont ST. off Waller near
Clayton; 4 flats; only years built; Haight- st.
cars.
Lafayette, near Green-Rents S3S. so.
23x60 No. Lafayette St; on Green, near Du-
pont; 3-story tenement.
Third Ave-, near CaIifornia-Rent $40.
25x12O; No. 213 Third ave. ; modern cottage; 5
rooms, bath, basement, garden, etc.
Flats, 21st, near Valencia-Rents $50.
25xl14; 3357-59 2lst st. bet. Valencia and
Guerrero; 2 fats; rent $50; third fiat is par
TALLY finished; $3.50 will finish it completely.
Darolle's Laundry, Chenery Street.
100X115 fronting Chenery, and 150x150 front
ing S P. R. r. Paramount lots, 16 20, frame and
brick building; 100 feet front; for laundry, dwell-
ing and stable.
Greenwich, e. of Montgom ery-Rent @25
43x75; 10S-105 Greenwich ST., E. of Montgom-
cry; one 2-story house and cottages: with some
repair would rent for $2S; must be sold.
Corner York, 26th and Serpentfne Ave.
120 feet on York St, 1913 on 26th and 3S on
Serpentine; as whole or in lots
Lots on Precita Ave-, opp. Howard.
SOx123: s. line of Precits ST.. opposite Howard,
500 feet w. of Folsom; ais in rear of above fac
ing California ave. 55x120.
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Mission Inve. tment PropertY.

Northeast line (Nos. So 931a and 35) o. Moss
ST., bet. Folsom and Howard and Six tn and Sew
enth-BuildingS comprise six tenementS of and 5
rooms: full rents $6g; splendid street-car accom-
modations; lot 5Ox75.
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78:1x135; n E. cor. of 18th and Stevenson sts
with Chinese washhouse; rent $40; as a whole or
In lots fronting Ridley and fronting Steven
son.
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Western Addition Residence Lot

East line of Pierce ST., 91:8 north of FIlbert:
near Presidio Reservation and Fulton Iron Works
sunny side of the street; must be sold: Union ST.
cRole; street in basalt rock; lot 22:11x10O.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-26

Julian-Avenue Flats-Rents $42.
4Ox94; Nos. II to 90 Julian ave.; E. Of Va.
lencia ST.; 275 feet 5. of 18th ST.; always rented.
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

Summary OF the Weeks Work
Acted On by the Board.
The following is COM plete summary of
the street improvements which passed the
Board of Supervisors at yesterdays ses-
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-26
NEW TO-DAY.
TUESDAY,.
TUESDAY ......FEBRUARY 2. 1897,
At 1@ o'clock noon.
AL OUR SALESROOM, 6SS MARKET ST.

BUSINESS and Residence Property.
Southeast corner Broadway and Mason street.
ImptoVemsnts,oric and wooden buildings, com
prlsihg store ana several tenements; this is a good
better in the future; full rens SlO7; several
roads; street in basalt rock; corner lot 6S
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-26

East line (No. 216) of Ashbury ST. 100 north Of
Fell Handsome 2-s orv bay-windowed residence
z rooms and bath; high basement: cement stont
walk; iron fence; brick foundations fine home
one-half block from Golden Gate Park; severa
cable reads; lot 2bx103 feet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
THE NEXT SECRETARY OF TIE
IEIt-tfI,i.

LYMAN Gage. who has been selected
by Mr. Mckinley to be Secretary OF the
Treasury. Is an interesting character. lie
voted for Cleveland in 1854. and now de-
claros that he Is Democrat in the
sense. that he believes In Govern
mtnt Of the people. by the people for
the people and In that he does not believe
in paternalism. lie believes in tariff
FOR revenue but that this taxation should
be so ordered as not 10 foster monopolists.
breed trusts. or favor the few at the OK
pense Of the many
Why MIR. Mckinley should have selected
such man for q position in his Cabinet
we are at los to understand. lie GER
tainlv does not represent the Mckinley
tariff idea. And yet we find very hand
some tribute to Mr. Cage in the Chicago
Inter-Ocean. a Republican newspaper III
which Il says
Mr.. Gaze las never held political Of
Eco In his life He is now. as he AWAY
has been. banker. But he is n'"e me
less and omirrntly a public man. ~
though recognized for years az the icdo-
ing banker Of Chicago. and never ccasins
from his active and great resn0n4iolN-
iits. ho has long taken a lively interest
In non.poitlcal public affairs. ne was
president Of the Worlds Fair 80 tic most
critical period Of its existence. iie was
also the head ~ the civic Federation
when IL was getting on It's ieot NO IN
considerable part OF Mr.. lagos tine IS
taken IN IN connection with matters o.
nublic rather than n private 'fipre. Tie
is n genuine philnnthropis'. II 70 nt 700
nr,h 10 saw that n vote were taken
on ,ho question. who is fhe l'2dlng ciu-
70, % Chlco -o7 The election wcud uh-
dorb.odiy fan on Lyman J. Gage.
Tho 1nier.Ocosn adds thit Mf. Cages
anpo'n,ment would have no political sig
niGcancc. bat would give great s''i'iac-
ton n the business interest OF The o'un-
,rv one thing IS very certain. What
the country needs at tho head N tho
Treasury Department IS a nan Of e6' lrs'
not politician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

There are some very funny tnnss aqua
the tariff. FOR example, the PennSyi-
vonla furnaces are now asking that me
ditv on iron ore De repealed. This l.
% n,v departure Hitherto, they have
hson demanding high tariff ON their ores
ID protect ,hom from foreign competition.
,rbov now find. however. that Alabama
can make iron so cheapiy that the Penn
s,lyania folks are compelled to have free
oros i'm order TO compete with Alabama.
ronneylyania was very slow TO rccog-
nizo Alabama iron and only the other
day in tho hearing which the Committee
of WAYS and Means gave the iron max
on. MI. lnehlm. i'm speaking Tor the
rarton Pig Iron Association and urging
"a return TO the Mckinley tariff of %2
a ton was referred by O member of the
committee to- tho fact that 5000 tons d.
mig iron he'd been exported from Alabama
IN England recently. Eyes. have heard
that some pig iron had been exported 10
England form Alabama or Tennessee.
BUT THINK TT WAS PROBABLY UN-
sAI.ABLE STOCK. AND MIGHT AS
WELL HAVE BEEN DUMPED INTO
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AS EXPORT
ED" was the reply. which indicated that
Mr.. Ingham's information on this partic-
ular phase OF the subject Is far astray.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
SOME ERRORS ~ To THE BANK OF
ENGLAND

Hon. j. IT, Walker. chairman Of the
banking ana Currency Committee. OF the
House Of Representatives. has published
n letter. IN which he saws OF the Bank
o. England ''rhere Is not a bigger hum
bug In the whole financial world than
the pretence Of the bank that IL has. in
substance. two experimentation OF
issue o, bank notes. and the other for
the discount OF bllis-cach having an au-
tonomv OF It's own"
The Poston Herald. IN which the article
appeared. reviewed Il eGiioriaily in an
article. which We publish elsewhere tax.
ing sharp isFue with AR. walter Never
theless. NJ. walker Is perfectly night. and
the Herald Is entirely wrong IN most OF
what 81 says IN reply 70 him.
The Bank OF England was divided by
Sir Robcr, Peers act OF 1874 into two
departments. one FOR discount ana de-
posit. and the other for lbe issue Of
currency, which the act designed should
be as entirely independent Of each other
N two separate banks. The act provides
ina, the issue department may put out
eI5Wo no Of notes backed by the Govern
meats bonds 70 Wat amount. and Il may
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
Cecil Rhodos and Warren Hastings.
New York. January 22d.

Editor OF The Times:
Slr,-I notice IA yesterdays issue OF The
Times some editorial comments entitled
English Justice the same based on an
editorial of last Sundays New York
World, under the heading. Cecil Rhodes
20 the Bar" Cecil Rhodes career in Al
RIGA has suggested TO me in a sort OF
miniature way the famous career Of his
great prototype, Warren Hastings in
Asia. the part known as India, now
British India. II may be that Rhodes
emulated the fame and reputation OF the
remarkable ruler. who partly founded
and greatly helped 10 establish England's
supremacy and greatness into great
empire by methods that at tho time were
even considered very questionable by
great and law-lovlng England. the pres
ent mother country adopted mother)' ana
now the home Of the first Empress OF
India. an Empress who has never once
visited or seen the millions Of people
she rules over. We all remember the
famous inneachment trial Of Warren
Hastings. and all the gorgeous paeeantry
attending Il. the highly colored picture
presented bv Lord Macauay as the sober
history Of such great event. an episode
IN the long list Of English conquest, Eng
lish acquisition Of greatness and wealth.
There nav he a vast difference between
tho mental calbre. and the various re-
sources OF tho two men. and their fitness
10 rule or genius for ruling II IS now
an un0uostionod fact that 1fastings was
great man. "a man or wonderful re-
sources. and a strong fearless ruler, whose
methods were not entirely different from
othor great ruiors. who had established
their rule by conquest
T. "a ma
comparison right nj this time. partly
hv reason Of his late naecO 81 may be
but iust and fair 10 say his methods. his
onportunlties. his surroundings. have
been most materially different from tho
situation IN India some two hundred
Years ago. II may be true enough that
an that was done IN snch a high-handod
manner. vet so vigorously. by Hastings.
whether uniawfuily or lnevpediently. was
NJ n later period ably and successfully
supplemented by tho victories and COM
quest OF the famous Lord Cline, when
England became securely and firmly es-
tabllshed in India.
II IS quite possible Cecil Rhodes IS
man OF very decided abilities IN sundry
vavs. and much more than n mere adj
venturer: the Dutch Beers ~ South Africa
are a brave sturdy. intelligent people.
certainly very different from the people.
whom Warren Hastings scarcely treated
as human beings; Of course. the same
treatment would not apply 10 these hardy
self-reiant Beers the same methods
would promptly fan 10 the ground. whefh-
or they came from or were exercised by
Rhodes or Hastings
Tho similarity between the careers Of
those two mon may be slight weak. and
incomplete. Yet fl may not end with both
alike being recalled. or brought back
10 England 20 be duly tried FOR high
crimes misdemoanors. etc.
Suppose we quietly wait n wee BIZ 10 sec
r the near future viii witness the con-
tinuod rule ~ law and order the sunre-
macy Of "Tnclsh Justice" I'm the FINAL
passing Of Cecil Rhodes. e. 4. r.
Richmond. Va. Jan o. 1907
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
rrxrxrrrnoM rmr Gas woEKs.

oro ouestion that has arisen IN con-
nection with the proposed lease OF the city
Gas Works is this: How can a company
afford 10 pay for the rental Of the works
ne much as the city cleared on the WoINs
last year and yet leave proht Tor me
cerranv? we took the trouble 10 in
o.li-o OF one OF the gentlemen Interested
IN the lease or purchase Of the WORKS
and his reply was that his company pro-
posed TO reduce expenses on the one hand
and largely to increase the output ON the
other. He said that 1t was well-known
fact that the cheapest gas in the coun-
try is furnished by private companies
and the secret OF 1t IS that such com
psnies conduct their affairs on strictly
business principles, Keeping the expense
account down TO the lowest point and
hustlng for business. II Is a mistake 10
suppose that there IS just "a certain
amount of business which a gas company
can do in the community, and that that
business will come OF its own accord,
and without effort or solicitation on the
part tl tn'Nt Niio NoiAiNi Aii' NiiN " " Ms
There Is no business which cannot be
increased by proper effort and solicitation.
Railroad companies. street-car companies.
telephone companies and all corporations
OF this character have found that they
can increase their business by popularizing
a. And what is true OF these companies
Is true also of the city Gas Works. But
the city never sollclts trade. and does
little or nothing 10 encourage tho in
creased consumption Of gas. ON the con-
trary. 1t has fixed rules. from which 10
rcparture Is allowed ana il is ar
bltrary and not always accommo-
dating towards It's customers.
We believe for one thing that by making
a cheap article OF gas for heating pur-
poses many people IN the city would use
II instead Of coal. and the city would
get a large revenue therefrom. But we
do not purpose to 90 into particulars In
this article. We simple call attention 20
the fact that business men are satisfied
that they can take the works and piy
TO The city as large a rental a. The city
has been able 20 earn. and yet make
good proat for themselves. This is an
excellent cue for the city Council 10
work upon and we trust that it VIII be
profitable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
A GOVERNOR FmoM RICHMOND.

The Danville Register, In a commenda-
bic spirit of iibcraiity. urges that II Is
nothing but rlsht ana iair mat the next
Governor Of Virginia should come from
Richmond For our part We dep'ore 'he
l"ol ''"' '''.'' '''o''0 '' -
III virginia II matters ''o' 10 % o-''
"n"' '''''o" '''1 No' ~ '.o' ~, ', 80
N'u'U ''e '' '''' '7' -. non ~ 80 49,. r,,o
il j. q"es'ioh ol "'i''sS' anu ''o' VI ~
cali'y' tut we ''''''o' ''' 80 49,. ~
l'cl '""' lot S."'a r','' 49,,
been pr"cN'"l> "'e"e'''' ~ ''''
Governor II ms nome '"''',u 10 De III
Richmond. IL ma'ieied hol 'N"' 'c "'''
DID every wa! 'o'i'i' ''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

Mr.. r. c. Platt in his speech AZ Tue
Albany banquet. said:
II the changes i'm the composition Of the
p,e senate now i'm progress fail 20 pro-
dlce a majority that can hold tosether
for the enactment OF such legislation.
vo shall have the same fight out OF
which we have lust come to make again
four wears from now under probably
less favorable conditions.
The lesson which this possibility teach-
- TO the sound-mOncy Democrats anu
the duty it enforces upon them seems en-
firely clear. They can ind no nome IN
the Democratic party. Their presence
there Is not wanted. whereas. win us II
is held in just esteem. They must come
into the Republican party exert their due
influence upon its politics and ACCEPT
their share Of the responsibility for its
work And without abandoning any
vital principle. which they would not ask
or expect. VIC must seek I'm an we do 10
hold their confidence and support.
Mr. Platt then went on 20 say that the
hard times were due to the Wilson tariff
law and added:
Ne LEGISLATION is now necessary for the
maintenance OF the gold standard. and
when we have repenished the Treasury.
restored the public credit and set the
countrv's industries again on their feet
there will be time enough 20 look after
the legal tenders and TO revise our no
doubt disordered currency system.
That is a strange invitation. There
can be no possible afliation between
gold Democrats and Republicans, except
upon the question Of currency and Mr.
Platt tells ms that the currency question
IS TO be laid aside until the tariff has
been re-adiustod
Mr.. Platt is mistaken in thinking that
the gold Democrats are seeking an ALI
ance They are not at all lonesome.
They are quite comfortable as they are
and are willing to bidc their time They
do not want office and they arc not beg
ing any party to take them in. They
will always oppose Populsm and free
silver. but ii Is very certain that
they will never suffer themselves 10 be
absorbed 10y the Republican party. Mr..
Plat does not understand how any politi-
cal organization can be held together cX-
Ccpt by the cohesive power OF spells. but
such q thing is possible. nevertheless.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

Within the memory OF living men the
organization Of working men was con-
dcmned by law as q conspiracy and was
punished rs such
Within the lives Of men now living the
laws which have been so freely ana fu-
riously passed against organization OF
capital will be repealed as certainly as
the laws against tho other form of hui
man frccdom-the rights OF labor-havc
been relegatcd 10 the list OF medieval
tyrannies
Information alone is needed. We do
not doubt the result
10 condemn neQ "a sIlnlna!s foc eXsr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

thirty years. wealth has quaGrupled. the
general standard OF living has been high
~ raised. the prices OF every commodity
have been enormously cheapened. while
the wages OF the iaborlng man have in
creased.
There Is no basis FOR the present outcry
against trusts. Three-quarters OF it comes
from cheap demagogues and politicians.
who do not mean or know what they
say. The remaining quarter comes from
those whose hearts are developed at the
expense OF their heads. who. out Of mis-
taken philanthropy would ordain an i'm
possible society. IN which the prudent
the intelligent and the Industrious should
divide their substance with the improvl-
dent, the ignorant. and the lazy.
COMMON SENSE.
New York. January 22d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Jan. Sat
an early hour .hls morning Virgil Moore
a v,ell-to-do lr0cervman of this city was
called 10 his store by the ringing OF Che
burglar alarm. Ile surprised four white
men i'm the act of piillgins tho place. but
when ordered 10 throw up thelr hands
they opened Ere on him at close rluce.
inHictlnc wounds from which hc died
later. one of che robbers was wounded
and LETT the trail OF blood through the
snow 10 tie bank OF the Tennessee rYs.f-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
FRIDAY. JANUARY %. 1891


Ramon Lodge, *. Of r.. Corcoran Han
.1,nion Lodge. 1. o. .. r., Odd-feioWS
Hall. ,,.u
Unity Lodge. /. O. o. T.. PowelIs Han.
Opachsio Tribe, !. q. H. O'''''' .
Han.
Rescue Council. Jr. o. L. a. NJ, Jr' o.
L. A. NJ. Hall.
New South Council. Jr. o. L. a NJ"
Eighth aud HUI streets.
,n,ernrisc Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ,
Schiller Hall.
Trinity Temple, I. o. 6. r, Central iiaii.
Richmond Lodge. l. o. G T. Be.ydere
Hall.
Tast-End Lodge. l. q. T.. H. A"'"'
ff,h and Clay streets.
west-End Lodge. I. o. G. T, Gatewood's
Hall.
COMPANY A. First Regiment. ArmorY.
v = lee Camp. c. V. Lee Camp non.
I,rierd.bin Lodge. X Of y. Toney's Han.
Aurora Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ CATE
woods Hell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

The Walters Union. il Is stated, Is now
looking for an able leader. Why not Doe
stow tho Office on the Prince OF Wales?
He has had more experience as waiter
than anyone we kno y. commercial Al
Ncrtiscr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

c,sing natural rights IL inconsistent win
liberty and civilization. We publish an
interesting and instructive letter 10 'hs
New York Sun. from Common sense
which It will be hard for the shou'ers
against combinations OF capital 10 an
etyar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29

Ex-Secretary OF the Interior and NJ
present Senator. Teller OF Colorado Is
displeased at the outline Of the new CAV
met. lie would hardly in any event think
It as good as was that Of President Ar
thur.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
ment OF Weyler against Morgan ana
MILE

Themedical scientists have discovered
boy who can hypnotic himself. ms
opens up new plea when the insanity
racket Is weak.