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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

False Alarm.

There was some little excitement SEES
terday morning between 10 and ID o'clock
At the corner of Seventh and Grace
streets, when smoke was seen coming
out of the tower OF Seyenth-siIeci
Christian Church, Just below where the
spire begins A crowd soon assembled
and Il messenger al once WAS dispatched
to Engine-house No. 3, and In quick or
der Chief Fuller and Hose Company SO.
3 arrived Some time vas consumed in
investigating the cause of the smoke.
until at last IL was seen that The smoke
came from iue. The hremen climbed
up In The tower hunting for fire but
luckily for both themselves and the
church none was found
The sexton had an half an hour before
built the fire in the furnace in order
TO heat the church for to-day religious
worship. The smoke from this furnace
was the cause OF this alarm combined
with II smutty hue This tue in the
tower comes out just under the wood
work al the base of The spire, place
which liremen say Is a very dangerous
one
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS GATH
Erred YESTERDAY.
PROCEEDINGS or THE VARIOUS
COURTS
ARRIVAL N rus CITY or CANON
CARMICHAEL
uis sermons ~ ~ ranl's 10 Day -'haf''i
Gran Interesting Items From
the COUNTY local Notes
md Hriefs

Canon Carmichael arrived In Rich
rora Yesterday morning on the south
ern bonnd train, which reached the CITY
~ QiO O'Clock At the depot 10 meet
him Nee General Joseph u. Anderson
H. George Ross aud Mr. Adoiphus bar
The Very Rev. Canon was driven 10 'he
residcncc OF General Joseph H. Anuer
son. corner OF Franklin and Monroe
streets .,..r.
lii. Is Canon Hartley Carmichael
ersi visit % Richmond ST. Paul'
church is now without rector, but MT
Al Blair said 20 The liNrs reporter yes,
tordav. that while no formal can hA u
been made. yet there wss q'ia" can
which fhe Canon had under advisemen''
The Canon is = young man nearly
,hirfv-six years OF age and man OF
family. Tie is Jealous worker, pam
practical preacher, a msn who Duilas up
= nsri,h. who labors In and ont OF sea sea,
So. and rector WHO, II ~ fauis
Church can secure him, will stimulate
~, only bis own parish, but every one
"a lie city. ~ ~.
Ie'.lii preach This morning ana To-
nirbf ~ ST. Pauls Church, and the pre-
diction IS made that the church Viii De
crowded. a M.
Anderson sll persons VINO desire TO can
On this distinguished divine arc my''ea
aud VIII receive q warm welcome.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

An interesting case happening al the
Magis rates Court at HenrcO county
courthouse Yesterday brought together a
large number of people The case was
a simple one Mr.. " b Frayser took
~ "a COW which had roamed and found a
grazing place on his premises. He adj
yertised in paper for three days Tor the
owner to come forth. prove property, pay
charges and cost OF advertisement ana
take the COW away.
Mrs. Mary Tyree, the owner OF the
COW. who lives IN the neighborhood OF
Rockets. came 10 Mr. trayser, but
would not pay the CHARGES tTayseI
then. in accordance with the law, went
before the magistrate. The magistrate
appointed three appraisers. They valued
the COW at $50 Yesterday II was offered
FOR sale
The costs in the case 80 far are. Fee
Of appraisers. 50 magistrates fee, SOU ;
sherl.rs fee, $3.50, advertisement, Sl.0O ;
cost 0f feeding the COW till date, $50 :
clerks fee. 90 cents. Total Sl0.80
The cow was brought 20 the court
house. put up az auction, and the highest
bid was 500 The COW went back 10
Nj Fraysefs farm, and anybody can
get her who Will pay the costs
From this time forth the COW vii eat
twenty cents worth pei day, which viii
add 10 The costs
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LOCAL MOTHS


Inc committees OF INC Nh'iloeI oi
commerce WHO were TOD nave ihel yeslei
day afternoon 200 D clock, did not meet
on account of the illness OF Mr. i. i.
Johnson They viii meet tomorrow
afternoon at D o'clock IN the rooms oil
The Chamber
There viii De religious exercises IN
the Police Court room ms evening al
half-pa-t o'clock, 10 when the pubic
and particularly The nel4hooIs' are IN
y'icd 10 attend.
Yesterday ihc Governor appointed
Geo Hawks. of Petersburg notary
public
Mis-. On Hatcher daughter of Dr.
VIM T. Hatcher and 70 graduate of Vas.
slr College OF NeW YORK.. is temporarily
nIm1 fle position of principal of the
Richmond Fcmaic institute in conse-
0rence of tle absence off the principal,
MI. salar Hammer
rb. tsnl.ome residence Of Major
Lewis Gmtcr ON the corner OF Franklin
and Shsfer streets. is rapidly being
hroHrnfto completion. and when finished
will be one of the finest in the city.
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Yesterday. about IL o'clock, Wilson
LOney lcOioreil was arrested by Sergeant
Uulcc assisted hy Policemen Washing
CON and Fore. on warrant issued iht
jth of February 1889, charging hin
with committing perjury IN his deposi
lions in the matter of n contest between
the Hon George y. Wise and Judge Ed.
mund Waddill, Jr Mr. Edgar Allan will
apply 10 Judge Hughes for writ of ha-
haas corpus. alleging that the prisoner Is
illegally held by the authorities At the
Third pOlice-stati0n
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A bridegroom is generally supposed
10 BE ln "a generous mood upon hi,
wedding day and thercarc o. few chart
table benc.actions up and down oar
land which date their foundation from
the "happiest day iu the founders
lie The great hotel keeper frohler
Of Buda feath who has just been Ill.
v0rced from his wife is ot tlc quite
contrary opinion. 10 was NOT upon
his wedding day, bat upon bis divorce
day. that he was inspired with the en-
thusiasm Of humanity. I'm gratitude
for his divorce and i'm perpetual mem
DRY of that "happicst day of his life. 81
he has founded three charitable insti.
tutlcns-iirst pension fund for de
cayed hungarian journalists: sec
ondly, an exhibition Tor school bows
of Austrian birth who can pass the
best examination i'm the Magvar Ian
guage and literature, and. thirdly.
u village hospital III his own native
place, lnzersdorf Future generations
aic TO be glad and rejoice because a
wealthy landlord obtained divorce
but they viii hardly be able to say
hey owe the endowment to tho
D;ouS ancestor. Pail Mall Gazette.
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suese..ful Entertainment OF the A. $. c

sUceessful Entertainment OF the A :. e.
The Alert Social Club gave its second
entertainment last W ednesday night al
Columbus Hall, which, under the super
vision of the ladies', Ms. Bowles aud
Mrs. Lyon, Was admirably conducted
ana proved another decided success.
The grand march, led by Professor
George A. Minor aud Miss Ida Briel, was
but another exhibition Of The Professor j
skill
Credi, Is due the gentlemen, Messrs
VIM. e. Witte. Emil SpOtt and Eddie
Vaughan. door managers Tor their being
ever alert 10 securing enjoyment TO all
present.
Tho NOS. pleasant incident Of The
evening Was che presentation OF hand
some 3 III medal, offered by the cup TO
The best lady dancer, and awarded Hiss
Lizzie Kolbe. The Judgment was rem
dered by Professor Minor, and The dl'
tinCtion presented by the president OF
the club. Mr. John 1. Anderson, Jr.
The task " deciding was d very di1l-
cult one. there being large number OF
excellent dancers. chiefly among which
may be mentioned the Misses Emma
Schumanu aud Sophie Wil;e, the former
favorlug the party with fancy dances
during the pauscs.
Refreshments were served at o CLOCK,
ana the dancing was kept up until The
early morning hours.
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CHARTER GRANTED.
Guarantee Building, Loan and Trust Coz"
pauy.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted a
charter TO the Guarantee Building
Loan and Trust Company.
The home Office il 10 be- in RICHMOND
The capital stock is 10 be- not less than
S2J. 600 nor more than $500 900. The
company is allowed 20 hold and own
land 10 the extent of 600 acres. and im-
provements in Richmond. Manchester,
and counties adjacent.
The officers for the first year aye.
President, Sol Cutchins. Secretary, W.
y. Rice. Attorney. W H. Sands Di-
rectors 4. J. Chewing. Fritz Sitter
ding. T. A. saunders. Jr., Sol Cuichins,
" II. Sands. and W d. Rice
Mr. Sands, the attorney, said last night
that the stock in excess of $4,000 has
been subscribed. and a prominent iea-
ture OF this company Is to guarantee the
issue OF It's stock, so that subscriber 90
ms stock will be entitled 10 have the
same paid up in iull should death occur
even after the first payment.
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Church Sote.

Friends Mission (Twenty-tfth street.
Religious services and Sabbath school
every sunday al o'clock T. NJ Meeting
for divine worship at o'clock every Fri
day night
Rev Dr. George Cooper, pastor OF
First Baptist Church iwhitel wi preach
at The Second Baptist Church lcOloredl
Byrd street between First and Second
streets, on sunday, february l7fh At 3 "
H. ST. The public are invited.
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COURT CALrSDAR.

STATE.
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS. January ith.
March 5lh. November bfh. no Richmond
citf. september .Nfh at etduniOn, Va
July i0th. ut NytheYille. va.
RICHMOND CITY.
lnAsCERY C0URI.- First Monday IN January,
April. june. nud October
CWCrU lOIKT First NJ ndgy boo February
and 0hiri Monday i1 May Gni October.
uT4rlSDs tnrRI.-fif,f Monday ln every
month aud september ath $40 court 90
Augusta
P0LiDs DoCBr-Ctmlnal- Every day no e50
Police COURT-Ciyli Every Friday 40 g. VI
liiNhi'D.
CIRCUIT COURT Ihrd Monday 10 January
nr-f Monday in siay' and INST Monday n
October
Corsn Counr-sccond Monday IN every
month.
HANOVER COUNTY.
CIRCUIT C0URI-ZUi Oi April and 20ta 0i Dc
CorNTY CouRr.-Thrl Wednesday ia oyory
month.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-l5th OF May and 18th Of No
CorNn CoUnr-second Monday In every
month.
LOUISA COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COuRr eJth of March and 18th Of
september
C0usTY C0uG.-second Monday ln every
----,. "a 11ssa
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Mozart Nu.icaie.

The musicale on Monday next will be
very attractive. and will no doubt give
great pleasure 10 the member The
talented Young soprano, Miss Emma
Berger, of Philadelphia, who sang Il. the
inaugural concert at the Mozart in 1856
has been engaged, as Well as The cele-
brated Kanya Geza Hungarian Quauetie
and Mr. John Thomas, humorists
PROGRAMME PART D.
/ Selections from la Nostale Mercadaute
Mozart Amateur Orchestra
. Overture William Tell -kOssini - Hun
garian Quartette.
3 Humorous song" Her Beaux kim
John Thomas.
l. Violin solo - Hungarian - An0w- hanu
Gexa
8 soprano sol0-"Hear We israeli Mendels.
sOhn-Mlss Emma Berger
D. Selections -" IfOVatOr0 -Aerdl-iuupt-
rlan Quartette.
PART nj.
l. Humorous Song" She and ''-N sallo-
John Thomas
2 Waltz-Gvpsy arOn-strluss-Hun gariau
Qua tctte.
l. Soprano Solo Selected - Miss
Emma Berger.
4 cello SOlO-Moreau8 -POpprf-AleAHudrr
Cslilag. 20
). Humorous song Arthur aud Mary
LlOyd-JOhn Thomas.
o. March, anta ie-EA5nb0fgen Hungarian
Quartette.
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Mr. e. T. J.. BurgWyn romance
The nuguenot Lovers. BIAS only been
in The hands of tAr publishers three
DAYS. and las already re che sale Ci
!. $50 copies This speaks remarkably
well for the success OF fhe book
4 cursory glance through Dos page
shows 10 10 bee q work of healthiu
thought and Imagination in which under
The guise of romance great many
wholesome truths are t0ld u Is wei
written, and The author is to Dee c0n
graduated on the success be- has Sd
promptly achieved.
4 more extended notice of tne boob
will be written hereafter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

The great German puma donna
Madame BRO dc Marion, will be heard
for tao urst time here on Monday, March
4th. al the Academy OF Music. This az.
uste Is one oil the most succassiul ana
prominent singers now in this country,
aud the press compares her with ne
greatest prima donnas heard IN tni'
uniry The object OF Madame oe Ma
ron is 10 appear M concert "no scenes
from opera al reasonable price, so that
the lovers Oi good music viii attend by
special arrangement made with the Mo-
zart Association, reserved seats VIII be
on sale for the members Of the Mozart
Association on Monday and Tuesday,
February 18Th and l9th. aud for the pub
lie commencing Wednesday, February
2Oth. al Ramos & Co s.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

Regular Monthly seeting OF the Virginia
Division

NfaNiAt mummy "'fifhN W ''' ~ Nh'i'
Division.
The regular monthly board meeting of
Virginia Division. T p. a., was held 40
their headquarters. so. - mouth Ninth
street. lsi night. President W x. ID
Cascoyne in ihe chair II. T.. iIirshburg
secretary.
twas unanimously decided 10 hold a
mass convention. and Chat The same lie
held ON way I'D next FOO this city.
Messls. g. 1T Phillips, A. i. Abernethy
and II. T. lliTshhcr- We're appointed a
committee ON constitution and bylaws
Mcs-rs. John S. Howard and II. G. Hirsh-
berg were appointed house committee iOl
ensuing month.
A motion was unanimously adopted
that vote OF thanks hc extended 90 Mr.
R vs. Courtney. of the y ~ Il H. TOT
picture donated
ID Was also decided io cali meeting
Of the division on Saturday. March I'd
next also that o joint meeting OF the
board and the business men G. mmiitee
consisting OF Ncss;a Sol Cutchins, "
Cans II. + Phillip S REGISTER ID. a
Aiuslic l. a Rauehman aud George ID
ThaN0n. ON March 81 next
The Press Committee, John Il. Iul-
pepel chairman, viii meet at headquart-
crs tomorrow 40 i. VI.
Adjourned 20 meet March 2d.
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M.n,. q. n.....le.n nlbIs

Police Justice Crichhcld yesterday
received 81 new Bible through the mail
The address reads.
H,a Judge Crutctfeld, Police C0,fr' Room
Cttg u Rlchm1ad, Sass " Ysrgtnia:
From whom or from what city II came,
there was nothing ON the wrapper 10 de-
termine. The presumption Is, that
somebody who had 10 kiss the Bible for
merly ia use, thought 1t prudent to sup
ply the court with clean one. THIS
one. however. will not remain clean a.
long a. cash corner and scale house
corner and other corners In the Police
market have tOuse IL, some in swearing
10 the truth and otuers 10 lie
The Police Justice thanks the un-
known friend OF the court. q.
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Before squire CHM.

Two colored men with old Testament
names were before Magistrate CHM YES.
terday al IenricO County Courthouse
Abraham Gardner and Elisha Gardner
il seems from the warrants were charged
with trespassing on the premises of
Spencer Reed and entering his dwelling
house and stealing and carrying away a
pendulum weight from his clock
Elisha and Abraham were bailed 10 ap-
pear before the magistrate next Friday,
February 22d
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

Intnroai1nr MectIng in Pro.pect

Interesting Meeting IN ff"-Pe'''
The meeting Of the Evangelical Ali.
ance next Tuesday night in the hall OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
will Dee very interesting
The principal subject for discussion
viii boz " sunday rest This j. a plain
and practical question II viii be dis
cu--el from tho plane. not particularly
of RELIGION, hut Of humanity. The grave
question ia that 100 man should have 10
work seven DAYS in me week. but that
everybody should have "a day of rest. To
appeal 90 an manufacturers, railroads,
street railways. and other parties ana
companies employing people, 70 give q
day of rest once week to their en-.
ploycs.
10 is urged upon an the clergymen IN
this citv of all religious denominations
totry their best and so arrange their en-.
earcmcnis that they will hc free to at.
tend the meeting %, 8 o'clock next Tues
dav night ID is desired also that there
Ie pfc. emf laymen from all the churches
so That the meeting wiz be ia every par
ticulat representative one
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17
Lemon Elixir.

It's wonderful effect on the liver,
stomach bowels, kidneys. and blood, as
prepared by Dr. IL Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
A pleasant lemon drink, that positively
cures all biliOusness, constipation, indi-
gestion, headache, malaria, kidney dis
ease, dizziness, loss Of appetite, feyers,
chills, blotches, pimples, pain in the
back, palpitation of the heart, and a
other diseases caused by disordered liver,
stomach and kidneys, the first great
cause OF all fatal diseases. Fifty cents
and 81 per bottle Sold by druggists
generally. Prepared only by IL. Molley,
NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17
CITY CIrcuit Court.

This court yesterday was engaged IN
TIE trial OF one suit, that of the city OF
Richmond against Jones The evidence
was partly heard, and the case adjourn.
ed until tomorrow.
The following suits were instituted
Slater Myers x Co. against J Ben
stein. Damages $500
Nenable & Hughman against Robert
A. T. Dsbney Action Of debt S47l.
John y Upsher against Patrick
O'Ilara. Action of debt, $32 damages,
500.
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President national BANK.

NcNiuyille, Tenn, writes From expe-
rience IN my family, Dr. Ii. Motley s
Lemon Elixir has few If any equals, and
no superiors in medicine for the resula-
ton of the liver stomach and bowels.
Dr. II. Mozley's Lemon Hot Drops are
superior 20 any remedies We have ever
been able 10 get for throat and lung dis
eases ". H. MAGNEss.
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PrnnerfN IInnsfeIred

deed oi sale was admitted to record
in the Chancery Court Yesterday from VI
NJ. Gillian. special commissioner, TO
Charles p. Stokes, conveying 80 feet OF
ground on the south side of Franklin
street between Laurel and Schafer, valued
Al So 900.
Mrs Elnora 10th qualified as admin
istratrix OF Adolph A 10th yesterday
in this court
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17
Tho Mozart Aeademr OF Music

The "Said Pasha" Opera Company
closed their engagement Yesterday with
"a matinee and nigh. performance. 't
both of which good houses were present
and enjoyed the sparkling music, rich
paeeaniry. and other attractive feature.
Of this finely equipped company
MISS EMMA JrCH
The musical treat of The season IS
promised in the appearance of ihc Emma
Juch Operate Concert Company on
Wednesday night, February Goth forone
night only.
Miss Jnch is sn artistic of pre-emineut
reputation and talent and all Who le
member the brilliant success attending
her appearance with the National Opera
Company, will greet her coming with cn-
thusiasm.
The following artists, associated with
her. stand in the very front rank in mu-
steal circles Miss Rosa Linde. CON
traltO. Mr.. Vim J LAWN tenor Nh j0
scph Linde. baritone
Instmmentalisis Miss Adele Aus Der
Ohe pianist. Mr. Victor Herbert yiOlcn
cello and musical director
DOCKsTADER FAMOUS MINsThEL5
will open an engagement OF two nights
and Saturday matinee beginning Fri.
day night. February 22d
These celebrated Ministries can rarely
be eniiced from their own little Jewel OF
"a theatre in New York city, and the pub.
Die is promised an entertainment in their
particular line such as has never before
been witnessed here
MI Dockstader will not permit tie
suspicion of a broad jest orunrehncd eX-
preston 10 occur in his performances
and all who attend can do so with entire
assurance Of being harmiessly ami
thoroughly amused and delighted
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Last night about II o'clock q white
man hy the name of Julius Trayler re-
ported 40 the Third police station that
he bad been numerically beaten by
White Caps He said there was quite a
number in the gang and they wore masks
and large white caps The charge
against him was that he had been beating
his wife
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MALE HELr WANTED.

hNERSEERS WANTED EVERY
~ WHERE al home or 10 travel. We wish
o. employ iclMhle person ln your county iO
tack up ddYrrll emeut- aud show cards OF
l. ectlic 500 d.. Advertisements 10 he tackled
up every where, on tree fences and turuplkes
ln conspicuous places. In town and country lu
ail pat. II the United States am Canada.
~teaiy employ nent. va - y W per DAY ca
pcn-e4 q nanced no talking required Local
work tor all Or part the tine. address with
stamp,
tAlORY 4 CO.. Managers 2il Vine ST..
incinuat, .. No attention paid 20 stal
cards. fe II it
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WHITE CAPS AGAIN.
Judge Crutehheld Asked 20 Call Their At
tentiun tn Certain Facts


tenti"n In Certain Facts.
The following letter was received by
Justice Cruichheld yesterday:
RIcHMoSD, Va, February 10, 1889.
NJ D. j Cruthfe'd.
Sir.-knowing YOU 10 be a good man
and defender of women. appeal 10
YOU 10 either notify the White Caps or
act according 10 your judgment for me
There Is place kept by -. at -,
that is open day and night. Sunday and
every day, for men. both single and mar.
ried. 10 gamble and drink Il isa curse
10 30 many mothers and wives And
another al --. claim, 10 be a club
am a sufferer from both places, and beg
OF YOU 10 sec into the matter And may
the Lords blessing rest on You.
4 SUFFERER.
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Fine China Dinner, tish, Game. lea and
soup sets. Bric-a-Brac, Sc.

Special attention Is called to the al
yeTiisement of George W Mayo, auction
eer, which appears IN tO-day's paper, oil
the sale 10 be made by him on Tuesday
next of elegant china, decorated by som,
OF the most extensively known manuiac
iurers in Europe. the collection of which
will be on exhibition on Monday morn
ing after II o'clock.
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The gold headed cane for the most
popular yesiryman Of this church was
won by Mr. G.. c. Thon, the vote stand
ing AS follows Nj G. Richmond, 900.
Mr. Henry Merger, Csl. M o. C.. Deil.
rick, $50 Mr.. @. G rion, LII.
The cane Melted S323
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NOTIcE is HERERY GIvFN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned has lost ccr'luca e
numbered 100 Tor MS shares OF tie preferred
car itll stock OF IA Nirg mia add leuro sse
kailr al omp fuy issued tO Dance b. AWart.
sn0 dai ed the Rita fay OF NOyemb r. ist.i. % a
that the undersigned !, anouf 20 make applca
lion ~ lhe NurIOl and Weston Ri road
glml 4ny. - successor or tue Virginia ud
Tennessee railrOid Company for tn transfer
On said shares. ami 10 new certificate
feg~a Pm DANIEL h. EMAkf
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Riohmonders i'm New Nork

The following citizens Of Richmond
were registered in New York during ,he
past week
Itci0ria-Mr. Sol Haas
tQM AcHRs-Colonel J. $. Buioid
Nr. Robert L. Traylor Mr.. j. c. Win
ston, Mr. j F. l. Anderson, Mr. W Tai
ley, Mr.. James IL. Anderson.
Hogmaq.-Mr. H. f. Ellison, Mr. I
Adkins.
Nmdsor Mr. J. p. Branch Mr. 7. y.
Carter, Mr. + A. Davenport
Gisey-Mr c. IL Bronson, Mr. Ii c.
Magrudcr
AstOr-Nr A b Wells
Barth0ldl-Mr. ". b. lsaacs
Rossm0re Mr. {. Belyin
Union Square Mr. L. Whitlock.
Nort0H.-Mr c. Hutchinson, Mr. II 5
White.
Coleman. Mr. Ii. ID. Never
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A Nod countln. ,..ll..

a square shaped silver clock elat ut.l
engraved la pastoral scenes has blue au.
white enamel dal
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EMINENT so1oisrs


The 4 stif gu.slei young rfmi N0nrf
90 hf fnr following emi' rnI fU.a
Miss ROSA III DE-. l0. triIU. NN
LIAM j. LAWN. Tenor
LfA DE. baritone iu-tfuWUr l..,.
ADELE AIS pEROHE. 90 u0. N hI. IN+
NlkBEki. NluIunrtlu Toe concert
Guide With fhe cnf s. CuuI Ilf. ll
OF uuuuni's fAIfI MISS lNM II'N.
Marguerite. Other characters Nt fHr ..IN.
Tickets on sale Monday. February ie
f.I..If
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