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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-09
Barry County.

ltl-ls1Ns 70 7fl 1f-I.ala-1-FN-s-
NASHVILLE, Mich., April S.-The cleo
ton passed oil quietly yesterday, al
though there was determined work put
IN on both sides for supervisor and
treasurer. the Democrats electlng both.
The balance of the ticket Is Republi-
can, the Prohibitionists cutting but u
small figUre.--inc funeral Of Dr.. c..
W. Goucher occurred this morning at
10 o'clock. lie died Saturday evening
Of heart trouble, at the age OF -. He
was an old ami well-knOWn resident Of
Nashville and vicinity. lie WAS buried
Lv the Masons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-09
NewaYco County.


- NV = FeI FI-E-fIH-eEtf-r
Fremont, Mich, April S.-The fol-
lowing Patrons Of Industry ticket was
elected in Dayton township, by a large
majority: Supervisor, Clark Tnney;
clerk, Wellman Smith; treasurer, Fred
erick Marshall; school Inspector, Jacob
K. Dudley; highway commissioner,
Henry Nandenbcltz; dram commission
er, Henry McCarty; justice OF the peace
ITO NIL vacancy, Carlos kimbell; JUS
tice of the peace full term. Jerd IL.
Macumber; board Of review, John
Barnhard, one year, Robert W. Ruther-
ford, two years; cOnst2bles, MirOn VI.
Dake. Ransom p. Piper, Joseph Parker,
William McWhiney.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-09
Charleralx County.

tHtlltft - 1et Ht-t.sNs -stRtl%
BOYNE City, Mich, April ST. VI.
Chase, Republican, vas elected super
visor on Monday over F. II. Shepard,
Demo-Greenbacker, by a heavy major
lty. y. J. DeBar, Republican, was
elected justice o. the peace over A. T..
Martin, Democrat. The entire ticket
elected was Kepublican.-J. {.
Schaub, butcher, fell on the walk
Monday evening and broke ms leg be-
low the kuee.-There Is heavy body
of ice in the lake here yet and it Will
take several days warm weather to
break il up.-It Is believed that the
proposition 10 build bridge across
Bear Lake was defeated IN the county.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-09
Iehi- esszsy.

t1z-s>st+ - fcs fl-e-tss sss--.
SARAsAC, A.ca-. April s.-At the
township election held here yesterday,
tie Republicans elected their entire
ticket, except one Jnstce and one con
stable, three t,ckets beng I'D Lnr Delds
VIZ Democratic. Republican and Pro
hi0iton- TRe following are the On
Gers elected; supervisor, \. +. Gould;
Clerk, Z. I Williams. Treasurer, j. n.
Walter; Commissioner u Highways,
1eo. Walter, Dram Commissioner, +.
j. Page, JusL.ce OF the Peace vacancy +.
o. CiAfiln; Justice or the Peace lIOur
yesTsb r. ~ Morton DEM; school
Inspector, Hugh 5. Tony; Board Of Re
view. j r. Euglsh, A. ". GOodeil;
C0nstabes, y. l. Hub0ell, John Taylor,
Cnas. Pratt, Herbert Waite Dem.)
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-09

The annual report of the Kumsey
Lumber Company was filed with the
county clerk yesterday. 1t shows that
amount of capital stock was 100000,
but has all been paid back except y per
cent; real estate. none; personal estate,
none; debts, none; credits, Sl400. The
company is out of business, except c..
S. Rumsey and H. 7. Wyman, majority
of directors.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-09

Draperies by the pair, light and
heavy IN an endless variety.
NoIGT, HERPOIsHEIMER 81 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-09

passed TIE counesl gaze 100 much
po4sr - TIE ne~ couael a expeldlng
the a-s1eF - r--ss1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
NEW EQUIPMENT PROMISED.
Organization Of the Richmond Railway
and Electric Go.

Organization Of the Richmond Railway
and Electric Go.
Messrs. G.. Z. Fisher, W. b. Trigg and
Joseph Bryan, incorporators of the Rich
mond Railway and Electric Company. mef
yesterday and opened the books of -ub-crip.
ton. The amount ofstOck required for organ
izatiOn was subscribed. and thereupOn the
stockholders met and elected rs directors
Messrs. W r. Meredith, of Richmond. and
g.. T.. Fisher Donald b. Ioucy. Gibson
Putzel. ID. III. lloutaling, j. J.. Mum, All of
New York.
A quorum of the directors not being pre-
sent, there was no meeting. and The election
of president and others officers WAS p0si-
p0ned.
The company proposes as speedily as pos
sible 90 put electric motors OF the best kind
on their whole line including Che lines of
the present City Railway.
10 is understood that Messrs. Irigg and
Bryan We're not subscribers 10 the stock.
This company was chartered hy the re-
cent Legislature for the consolidation o.; Che
Richmond City Railway and the Union
Passenger Railway, and the Electric Light
and Power Company.
Mr. Fisher is president of the company.
and is from New York. in conversation
yesterday he said: I'VE are doing ADO We
can 90 give ihe people of Richmond FIRST
class service this spring and summer. We
viii have electricity ON Main street Just as
soon as possible. We have just gotten 20
number of new cars, and they are at our
eastern headquarters. and we are expecting
more. They will Doe fitted up as soon as the
arrangements can Doe made All tle cleo
trical works in the country are behind hand
iu their work. We know what kind of sep
wee the people viii need this summer and
we hope iO be able % make DC satisfactory.
We expect 10 run the Main street car,
through 90 the New Reservoir without
change. or at AN events. most OF them. 1on
can say that 10 is our desire, and DO is ccr-
tainly 90 our interest. 90 give the public the
best possible service. and We hope 90 he abio
% show "a yeritable Improvement not later
fnnn tIuN Isl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
IN The COURTS.
What Transpirod Witnin the Halls 81
Justice and Equity.

Snprem. curt ~ Apprals.-lunstali s
administrator against Withcrs and others.
Argued by J.. g.. Berkeley, Jr.. and james
r. Harrison tor appollees. and Y. W. Pea
tross for appellant and submitted.
Ch0nccly Courf.-The will OF Henry
Nctzgcf was admitted % probate, Judge
samuel Il. Witt presiding in place of Judge
IuIhugh. The value 81 the estate. real and
personal was placed at $4,000, and was
lcu o. his wife. provided she remained
single. bat IN case She married. il was 10 De
divided between Der children as soon as the
youngest attained "a LEGAL age. Messrs.
August Blenuer and Christian G.. lh0n
qualified a- executors without security be-
ing required.
The following DEGREES were entered, Judge
b.. X. Wexford yre-idiug bruDls' admin
isirator vs.. Gruhhs. Boyd vs.. Boyd and
others. Reynolds SIS. Reynolds and others
lllialerro's executors vs.. Lipsc0mD ana
others. Brown and others vS. city az Rich
m0nd. Hughes against Lees trustees. +. j..
Gum Ms. James Gum and others, STROLLER
and wife ys. James Williams executors. vs..
Williams, cy parie, John Finders vs.. Wiz
liam trainer. deceased. OoWardin Vs.
Dooiy. trustee.
Circuit cant. Charles Miller against
Richmond and Danylie Railroad Company.
Continued on motion of plaintiff.
Il. +. NORRIS. Jr.. by &C.. against Ciiy oi
Richmond. Continued on motion OF deion-
dant.
Uettie J.. ll0hock's administrator against
the Richmond and Manchester Railway
Company. Verdict for plaintiff Tor $780,.
The plaintiff sued Tor sl0ul.
Richard a. Sewers. native oi 1crmdnl.
admitted citizen of United states.
PROPERTY rRANFEns.
Chrncerv C0ru.- Edward n. Brown 60
Joseph ". Evans. Do l-G feet on Broad street
southwest corner % Madison. subject i0
deed OF trust OF Si.~l6.tG. $4,000; james j..
Elan 60 r. s.. Lowry. % ieef on tHe west
side Of Pine street near Alh.mIr'e sZ3-l;
John and Daniel IL. Nahlrr fn Richard q.
peoram. 2lil feet Ou the north SIDE Oi Floyd
street near Plum. $1,000. Mary VI. Ay.-
trom's trustee fO J.. Emil Schmidt. iai ieef
on Baker street northeast corner ~ 10. John
sl.llO: J.. J.. Powell. to Mary. wife OF James
Hayo-. .G feet On The south side ol Poplar
street. subject 90 deed ofuust. $40; Eman-
uei Raah tO Joseph W. Evans ID i-6 feet 900
ihe south side of Broad street between Mad
is0n and Monroe. 300; Albert vs.. TAYLOR
90 John l.. Mines. 20 feet On the cast side OF
Brook avenue. $3.50.
UcnricO C0ntY.-llenry g.. Cannon.
special commissioner i0 T.. Vt. lre-iOn'-
trustee. so o.. on nOrlhsile Broad street
road at corner Mckenzie -frnct sil.NJ.
Henry $. and b. lluHior. t0 Richmond
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Come
renv. l-lu OF an acre. on Broad street roHd.
condemned hy grantee company. >l,331.
Anna &. and a. J.. Marcy. i0 James D.
johnson. 3if acres On n0rinsido Nine mile
road. $3.50: l.. ~ Pre- toms trustee. % Ricl-
fIUUI Lr.IIH.IIN. .|..Is.f and I'IfYfIVr It"...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
HIGHER EDUCATION or WOMEN
Dr. Taylor, ofNa..ar college, Takes This
for iila Theme.

for sis Theme.
Res. DR. Taylor, president OF Nassar COL
leee, who has been visiting the principal
Southern cities. delivered an address las,
night at the second Baptist Church upon
iue "iigher Education OF Women Iha
audience Wa. small, owing OBJ lle rain. hUi
those who We're present were well paid l0I
their attendance. ur. TAYLOR is %
Young man. hut holds one of tle
most important educational positions
in country. and his able discourse
last night clearly cfiuced the deep interest
Dee is taking in the education oi y0ung WOE
men. ln the course OBJ DIS remarks Doe said.
"N0mcn have greater claims upon ihe peo-
PIE for higher education Than men. No-
various efuca,ion- embraced in The every
day business life that men have. Me1
are daily engaged lu business chat
brings llc'r faculties Oh focus and
opportunities off education that they
can't escape. J know of uo argument
that can he urged for the education of men
but what can ha urged iur ila education oi
women. a larger per cent. oi tne work Oi
the church ], done hF Gee women in TO-
as is also the case FOO attendance ON the
church. This is equally true oi the Vac
ri0us charitable Institutions ln cOnclul-
inc Dr. Taylor presented % very eloquent
aud f0rcihlo argument showing That higher
education did not undermine Christian
faith.
Dr. TAYLOR made an address before She
Medical College Tuesday nieAt and visited
the Richmond High school Yesterday morn
ing boo company with Mayor Ellyson and
Hon. 81. l.. NJ. Curry. he made pleasing
address before the pupils and Nessr-. Ely
son and Curry also made remarks. Before
going 10 the High School DE visited The
Richmond Female Institute. Tenth street,
and expressed himself as well pleased with
The workings of that institution.
DIR. TAYLOR returns home this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

The Committee of Admission, of the \ I-
ginia State Bar Association. met yesterday
az O'Clock, in The Office ofJ. e.. Lamb, Esq.
Present: judge George l. Christian, b.. *.
Prentiss suffolk; a. s. segar. Hampton: T..
G.. Borkley. Jr., Danyille; and George Ns-
son, Petersburg. judge arislian was made
chairman. and l.. G.. BerkDiy, Jr., secretary.
Thirty-fOur new members were elected, aud
routine business was discussed. The mUri-
ing adjourned subject 20 the call Of the chair
man.
The State Bar Association willmeoi at iho
iygeia Hotel. the LIST, "a and 5d ofnoAtJull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

Local Happenings rha' Require '''
space 60 Relate


,,.oro u,,, I've An interesting Joint meeting
:, tsmc. Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening At s.i5 o'clock, of the chapters OF inc
nro,hcrhood Of ~. Andrew. Grace, Monu-
mental. It. Paul. Emmanuel and u. James
churches. Addresses will De made by pr.
II. n. Jackson and Major Robert stiles.
The middle aislos viii be reserved, the resi-
OF the church open % the general conefes"
ton.
Policemen Butler and Kelley on Tuesday
arrested i'm Rockets James ~latierN. de-
eeriar from the monitor fleet. ,laiiely
was turned over 90 Commander ezra.
ham Yesterday morning. alaliefy had
been i'm solitar, confinement, and as soon
as ho was released be- went on deck. jumped
into a rowboat. pulled ashore and came ui
20 Richmond. a reward of twenty oei.si
was offered for his arrest. Policemen ""''''
and Kelley will get the reward.
The May Festival chorus VIII noi" IT.
first rehearsal tonight 40 the ii,si ''"''
eran church. Seventh street. near "i"o'' az
O'Clock. only those having ie'ei'," u"
yitations. or recommended ny SUM. ~ , '..'.'
ta.io,, Invitations will be given tcheis.
a very LARGE number OF singers from "ii
parts of the city are expected.
The resident MiiA itNN'io NfNA Nov
another meeting Tonight IN the Chamber OF
Commerce M o'clock % arrange Tor ihe
reception Of Marylandcrs during the Lee
Monument unyciling ceremonies.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Moore Memo
rial Episcopal Church viii give dmuef 'o-
day from 1890 90 at the corner oil iehth
and Bank streets.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew j. Berry returned
home Yesterday morning from So LOUIS
whittier they went on "a visit 10 their SON.
Mr.. Frank Berry.
Russell james. driver for Charles u.
PAGE. was arrested yesterday for cruel!
beating a mule, James was locked up
Mr.. J.. G.. Poyton. now with ne Exchange
Hotel. will MANAGE the Natural Bridge Hoo
tel the coming season.
The second payment on The machinery oil
the Texas. SjI 900. viii be made to-day.
The Hastings Court begins its session Tor
the term TODAY no n O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
no RECOUNT


,,,.,ff . t.
iuc liiN Democratic committee met 20
n,. gir.,ff C....f f...l0 I..f ,t.It fo d..ff.
'"' '''" "t '''
Gates ana Lewis =. NIn.i0n. luin c1hi
dates for rl.ril u OH. Date Democratic
primary. Ile count made 9l ihe commit
ice awarded iNf once iN 4f. Gates. -if
W ln-ion a-Atd i.r r.
Inc chairman. fi. d A-.h Guy mag
epmmumcall9N icid nl ,leiA hi! tni-
from Dir. Cafes rendering Ai, resignation
a- "a member Of tle committee. Whien, oi
moilon OBJ Ai. fi0uihnt- was ic''il0g'
n permanent secretary Wa- men ele.ie'
JOB ihe person ODD Ar. Dbl tthl' oI 'ai-hlli.
I'D. secretary iead lie l'.ii''n Yi d. Ai
J.. " insion. asking ili d fe-'ani ass and lt
count oi aA in0 pi'.. .ifis oi ll' c.ii' s' ial
"- .he vote Tor -her.l i- concerned.
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one.
Mr. erTiief opposed inla. iie ftid
wanted li' pres, Miil lN' commute. I'D
bad no secrets fO Keen. lie rnnrr-nui.f fil
naorle. WIFI. ho voted lIr fafD-. h0 .ea.iif
d. I- .tt. ..,i tt-. ,i..i.i fI. ..l... f.l. q.
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VI luni.I'
lr VI Nnl sliN. $40 lue suggestion ni Nn.
Of flr committee Doc would consent fD ALLOW
the reulft.r- fO remain DO they would -lI
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ADOPTED. Hllri Nii'N N'il MI. ih-l.n IiN
Mr.. Gates. in Nffrf words. submitted iHni
cases OBJ ile committee. without further
ARGUMENT or the aid Of counsel
Thar.nm vn. ff.m rIDaf0Iau1 fna amos.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

Judge Henry ". fiournoy, Secretary o
the Commonwealth. was in his Office yes
terday. agtcr a short trip out OF the city.
The Board OF the Chesapeake and ii'
Tributaries Will hold a meeting this after
noon 10 O'Clock. for the purpose OF hearini
oral argument of candidates for the com
mand of the oyster Fleet. AT first il wa,
agreed that argument be made IN writing
but this has been changed. The Board con
sists Of Tie Governor. First Auditor an,
Treasurer. The meeting Is expected 20 b.
an interesting one.
The convict force was busy removing
thousands OF the Acts OF Assembly, the ac-
cumulation Of years, from the Capitol yes
terday 90 q junk-shop, where they were sold
for three cents apiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
The ICE QUESTION.
Liquor Dealers OF Richmond Thinking
over the Matter.

The liquor dealers Of Richmond are seri-
ouslv concerned about the high prices being
charged now for ice. The price TO whole
sale consumers is 81 per hundred pounds,
and this makes "a very snug sum OF cN-
pen,os i'm business places that have much
patronage. ThecNccutiNe committee Of ihe
association had the matter under discussion
al H. meeting az Sanger Hall night before
last. only one ice dealer was present. Mr..
Hermann schmidt. and as ho cannot possi-
Div suppl, the whole trade, no denniie ac-
ton was takOn.
somebody suggested that the price OF mix
ed drinks De increased from ten TO fifteen
cents. hut no, the proposition dad not meet
with general approval.
There was some informal talk about
forming "a syndicate and building an Ice
house. In which consumers could store ice,
but all of these matters were postponed
until meeting Of the association is held.
When that meeting is 20 bee held. or what
It's action will be, is a matter OF conjecture.
10 private consumers. tho price OF ice VIII
be an important item % expense and one
that Just now Is receiving serious consideTa-
lion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

Tuesday afternoon Miss Hattie Tanner oil
ll2 south Third street, went out riding With
Miss Rahm. of 9oS Floyd avenue, iu The iat
ter's dog-cart. They had returned from ihD
drive and had reached Miss Tanners home.
when the horse became frightened at thl
noise made by the train going through ihl
tunnel. The animal wheeled around. and
IN doing SO, threw the young ladies 90 ihl
ground. Miss Tanner sustained painful
bruises. bat Miss kalm escaped uuhun
The horse after running "a leW steps was
stopped, but the cart was hroksn o. pieces.
Miss Tanner was reported much better yes
tCrQaN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
PERSONAL MENTION.



ing This and That.
MIR. William !. Wilson aud Miss Mary q
Keliar were married 40 -. Andrew. Lpl-
copal Church Tuesday 40 q O'Clock J.. VI
Row. Pike Powers Oiheiated. The u-ler'
were Mcssrs. William kellar Edward
Gardner. William snyder and Percy j. ii-
Ter. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson leit luestal
night 0n a trip 90 Baltimore and Ne" luih
Ar. Alfred A.. 10. Armand, late superin
fanicnt of the City Railway. is now WIN
Nsfon Gerry a. Co.. brokers and commits.
sion merchants. Wall street. New orh'
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Eubank. Of King ana
Queen county. who were married April l-i'
are in the city, stopping Win MI } ct'i
Guthrie ON Reservoir street.
Mr.. Gus Koenig. now successful citizen
OF pbiladelphia. who left the Male orphan
Asylum in 1883, paid a yii~ 90 that insiita-
ton Tuesday.
Rev. Dr. Pollard, professor of English ai
Richmond college, viii supply the bapi
pulpit at Suffolk, until "a regular pastor is
secured.
Judge Samuel b. Witt returned TO t.o
city Yesterday. greatly improved I'D heailD'
from Ola Point.
Attorney General r. Tayl Tor Scott left tna
city Yesterday for visit 90 his home i
Fauquier county.
Mrs. John +. Ragland and George o..
Hooper, Jr.. have returned from fauluici
county.
Judge Edward H.. Fitlhugh is confined io
his residence by iudlsposition.
Mr.. John Hinton. of Petersburg, was on
the streets yesterday.
Senator i. y. stubbs, of Gloucester, is n
the city.
Hon. r. Il. Farr, is in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

Commencing Wednesday, April OH. at
May0's sales rooms. "a smith street. each
day at 10 A. VI. and H. NJ. from the well
known Taunton silver Plate Company A
choice stock Of rich, elegant and unique
silver ware, Marble clocks. bronzcs, gold
and sll,er-handled umbrellas. lamps. opera
glasses and Rogers (cclobrated) table cut
tlesy. Mr.. Hall will be glad to see bis old
friends,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

The Randolph Literary Society. of the
Young Mems Christian Association. and
the Mn Sigma Rho Society. of Richmond
College, will have their competitive debate
IN the College Chapel. Friday night The de-
baters are; Randolph. W. Corden. Viz
GINA: &. NJ. Wallace. Jr., Virginia. Nu
Sigma Rho r. ~. Greaner, Maryland; W.
owen Carver Tennessee. The musical
numbers OF the programme will be rendered
by Miss Lillian Arnold and Mrs. Durrett.
Miss Katie Brown acc0mpanist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
THE PAN-AMERlCAN5.
Plans Being Devised for Their hnte
tainment While Here.

Plans Being Devised Tor hhcif Hht'i-
tainment While Here.
The special committee appointed by tna
Chamber of Commerce TO devise plans, o'c-
for the reception and entertainment Of iue
Pan-American Congress. who visit Ricl-
m0nd, Monday. April DIST. met at the rooms
Of the chamber Yesterday noon. Present
Hon. y. rayl0r EllysOn chairman. nen. Dab
nev II. Maury. Gen. b. ID. Fry. Col. InzeWci
Elicit, Mai. Robert G.. Scott. Dr. >. J.. A.
Curry. Hon. George l.. Christian, Mcssrs
Ashton Starke. l.. ID. Starke. Philip llaAail.
l.. d. Crenshaw, Il. $. BOsher, Joseph
Bryan. and Thomas Campbell. Most ''
these were selected on account OF their lh-
timate knowledge with The polite. anN
commerce OF The countries represented I
the international Congress.
The committee. aitCra fan discussion %. l.'
subject. decided that the best means iormah-
inc such arrangements would Doe uy tne Hi-
p0inmoui of sub committee of three.
whose duty shall Doe 20 perfect and airAn-'
the details Of the entertainment.
Hon. j. TAYLOR Ellyson, cen. DabneN u
Maury and Dr. j. L. VI. Curry were lf
pointed as the subcommittee.
Upon motion o. Mr. Thomas 1omph'.
Gen. Maury was appointed 10 visit ~ H-u
ingtOn, in order TO secure such additions
/ information. etc. as may DE necessary Do
p,rlecting the plans of the entertainment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

An exhibition of rare and choice paint
ings and staiuary, which have been COL
lected az great expense and labor, will lo
made for the benefit oil n. Andrews Epls.
c0pal Church. The managers have made
the price Of admission as low as possible. 50
as 10 afford not only the patrons OF art, hut
the public NJ large, an opportunity OF see
ing these great masterpieces. They hope
their efforts Will be- appreciated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

The Executive Committee Of Toe soldier.
and Sailors Association, met yesterday eve
ming and awarded 90 james Motherhood
the contract for SIX layers Of stone for thl
Libby hin Monument When this shall
have been completed the base will then he
sixteen feet above ground.
Each southern State i 10 be asko d 10 con.
tribute a layer Of stone 10 the shaft.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
4 HORROR.
4 Terrible Domestic Addiction.

I Terrible Domestic lfllIctIOn.
A stove eXplodes and the servants are the
ones % blame. While in the absence of "a
well known citizen his servants have good
time. and while beating "a punch. they are
making Tor their amusement. the stove
on which they place the mixture cannot
stan the dec0cti0n and gives mo the ghost.
All OF this might have taken place and does
I'm the performance of the "kitchen Bellies
al the Richmond Theatre tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

The grand Jury OF the United States Cir.
emit Court. Dr.. William II. Taylor, foreman,
found a true bin OF indictment yesterday,
against James 4. Wright, the letter-casricr,
who was arrested In this city some time ago.
for embezzling SIS. IN a letter addressed 10
Marina Owens, 520 Hancock street. Wright
viii be tried BIZ Judge B0bert ". Hughes, at
This term Of the United states Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

The Medical Examining Board OF Viz
ginla resumed It's session in the Hall of the
House OF Delegates yesterday morning "a, 9
o'clock. There was "a luil aiiendance-Onc
lady and "a number cf colored men being Of
ihe number.
The day WAS consumed hy the candidates
iu Wrlun. answers 90 question, put by the
Board. These questions were written lirOn
q large blackboard and The answers were
written ont by the candidates 40 their seats
The Board meets again this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

Why do so many people we See around MS
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and ha made misefa-
bic by Indigestion, Consumption. Dizziness,
Loss OF Appetite, Coming Up Of the Food.
.hem -hiIOh's system Nitadzer guaranteed
iO cure them. sold by BOdcker Brothers and
II. NJ. shields & co.. corner Of Filth and Mar
shall streets.