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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

The following Is taken from the Washing
ton star. Whether Mrs. Bailey ever lived
in Richmond and did as she said is not
known. but the names II. Clair and Bailey
are both Nirginian, and families of that
name resided here during the war.
Application was made 20 the Adiutant-
General al Columbus, ohio, Monday. for The
discharge papers of "JOhn b. sumner" One
Hundred and Twenty third OniO Infantry.
The application is made I'm behalf Of Mrs j. q.
Bailey, of NO. 81 Gordon street. Cleveland,
who claims that She served through the wal
IS man under the name Of Sumner. Before
the war Mrs. Bailey lived in luch-
mOnd. Va. Her Two brothers. named
st. Clair, enlisted In q Virginia rcli-
mcnt. She came 10 Washington. donnca
male attire and joined the OHIO regiment.
She was in many skirmishCs, and finally bee
came a member of one of sherdan's scout
ing parties. She was wounded and taken 90
hospital, where her identity was discoy-
cred. Upon getting ont of the hospital sh
went back 10 her cOmpany, and was wound
Ell twice afcrWard That is the woman b
story. Mrs Bailey Is trying to get "a pension.
aud the Grand Army men have taken an Inc
tercst I'm her ease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

General b. ID. Fry, a member Of the com
mittee on the Lee Monument un,ellng. OF
which Governor Mckinney ~ chairman
said yesterday that the committee had d..
cided 50 far, TO issue only four special in,i.
tations: one 10 Mrs. jefferson Davis, one o.
girs. General (StonewalD jackson, one o.
Lord Wolseley, and one 10 Colonel Won
B0rckc.
-pr. T.. g. Booth. of 'srhe Grove James
river. has returned from his Western trip.
and was in the city yesterday. His daugh.
ter, Miss Lucy, is in Lyuchburg, visiting
Mrs. samuel Garland. She Will remain
there until after Lent.
Miss Molli8 Courtney, of Atlanta Ca, is
spending some time with Major T.. l.. Court
ney, No. west Grace street.
Mrs. Lucy r. Madison, 90j north Twenty
fnh street, who has been very sick for The
last ten days, is slightly better.
Miss Molio Minor who has been spend.
ing several weeks in South Boston. will con-
tinue her stay some time longer
Mr. Lyon G. Tyler, president Of William
and Mary, was in the city yesterday.
James ID. Lyle says that hereafter he will
be Democrat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Atthe Mozart musicale. Monday evening.
the Lotus Gleo Club, of Boston. viii appear.
This Quartette of male voices has been
having wonderful success in England. and
will return there in May. The programme
is as follows:
1. The students 'facOme,n Lotus Giec
Club. ?. Reading -"rhe New l0chinyaf
OWN Carleton Miss Short. 3. SOng-"lllies
clustered Fair and Ian' DANA, Mr.. lcyoll.
4. Sone-"ihe sands o. Dee lGoldncckl. loo
tus Giee Club. s. SOng-"lhe TWO GrcnH-
diers' tSchumannl, Nj. lewis. g beading
death Of Minnchnha' lLonsiclOWl, Miss
short. =. "Massa's in the cold. Cold Ground.
Lotus Slec Club. 8 SOng-"ln Ola Madrid
IrOterc) Mr. Long. -. keading-'Ic
mons aud the Baby" Miss short 10. Song
'BedOun Love song l'insutn. Mr.. Davis.
IL. "~erenade' (Abt.), Lotus Glee Club.
Miss Mamie kunkel, iay0rite Baltimore
soprano. viii sing at the concert hy the
Amateur Orchestra and chorus i'm Young
Mems Christian Association Hall. April
Sth. Miss kunkel is "a tayorite with Balti-
mOreans, and is making "a reputation in
Philadelphia, where she now holds "a thou
sand-dollar church position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
s1AIE BAR ASSOCIATION
The Second Annual Meeting to be Held at
old Point.


old Point.
The executive committee of the Virginia
state Bar Association have decided upon
the Hygeia hotel, Old Point Comfort as the
place. and July /, , and 3 as the time toI
holding the second annual meeting OF Ga,
association. The first annual meeting was
held at the White sulphur springs, West
Virginia, in July last. and was most sue
cessfll and ENJOYABLE occasion. The com
mittee have made arrangements for reduced
rates at the Hygeia and hN the railroads
which render the expense 10 the members
comparatively light
Following is a brief outline of the pro
ceedings at the next meeting: The pres j.
dents address will be delivered by Mr.. Il.
G.. kean, Of Lynchburg, the president OF the
association. who, 1t will be remembered,
meeting on sour Judicial History &c.
The annual address will be delivered by
Judge Charles T.. fenner, Of New Orleans,
who il well known as one OF the most able
and brilliant lawyers of the South.
In addition TO these a rich treat is prom
iscd in the way Of papers 90 Dee read before
the Association by the following Virginia
lawyers: Hon. John Randolph Tucker, Of
Lexington; Hon. +. e.. Burks, OF Liberty;
Colonel Il. 4. ". Duke, OF Charlottesville;
and Mr.. Richard y. Davis, of Petersburg.
The meeting will close with the annual
dinner on the evening OF the Sd Of July.
The association is in a fl0urishinc cOndi-
ton. having some 26j members on its rolls.
The Committee ON Admissions will meet IN
Richmond on April Sth, when large num-
Der of applications for membership Will be
acted ON, and the membership greatly in
creased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Mr. Henry stanley Neuman. of England.
81 minister of the Society of Friends. and ioi
thirty years connected with the lOun.
Mems Christian Association, Will deliver ID
lecture in tine hall of the Association build
ing at S O'Clock on Tuesday night. His SUBJ
iect viii bee "lhe Victories of the Cross.
RS illustrated IN the cities of Lnhesus,
smyrna. Athens and Rome. Mr. Neuman
has Travelled extensively through Eastern
c0untrics. spending much time DO these
cities. and i- thoroughly acquainted with
the subject ON which hc speaks. 80 charge
is made for admission. and the public are
cordially invited % attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
SCORE BY INNING


Earned mns-BaltimOrcs 4. college ..
Home ruus-lay I. lhrec-base hlls-i;af.
TwO-bsse hits-KOchc, German ana Mciiul O..
struck out Baker ,, Handy j. Base nn
balls-liandy B.. Base on cIrofs-i,a mo, -
H. college ]. Lett on base-haltimores =.
College . Bases stolen Ray ., Wcrrick >.
Tate l. lime of game. / hour 80 minutes.
Umpire-Lorentz. of NouOlk.
From present indications the game be-
tween the Baltimorcs and Richmond Ail-
lefics. 40 Island Park. on Mayo's island
will not take place Monday afternoon. The
reason it was postponed yesterday was That
the ground was too wet for good playing,
and the continuous rain of yesterday made
matters worse. If the game does not come
OF the BatimOres will play the College boys
again at the Virginia grounds. The Rich
mOnd club at that time expects 81 nave
their full complement Of men, ana they Will
not get as badly beaten as heretofore.
Manager Metzger, of the Athletics, has
completed his team. signing eleven players
rs follows:
Batteries. Hurte and McCailrey. Of Phila-
delphia: Quarles and Widgns. OF last sea-
sons Roanoke Club; Charles Kahn. of last
seasons Raleigh, y. c.. Club, short stop
Charles Householder of the old Virginia
Club will captain the team and cover first
base: Alex. Hill. of last seasons Patterson.
y
Stanhope. Of New York. third base: w. {.
Kelly. Of last seasons Lafayette. Ind, club.
will cover left field; Foster Of Richmond.
will play centre field: Paul Latouche, Of
Of Richmond, right field.
The Richmond clubs uniform is dark
blue with white stockings. belts and caps.
and "Richm0nd" in white letters across the
breast.
The Richmond men are all expected hero
by tomorrow. and. although they viii moi
have the benefit of much practicing before
they will meet the Baltim0res, men who
know say they will give the Orioles a hard
fight.
Powers and Long. Of the Daltinorcs, ar
rived here yesterday. The absentees now
are Keinns, Of indianapolis; Mack, Of Gin.
cinnati. The suits of this club are grey
and brown cardigan Jackets.
Norman l.. Baker, who pitched the game
Yesterday. threw balls as pitcher ON the
Newarks last year. lie is very good base
ball man. and has many ways of pitching
that puzzle the amateur.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Ar4.50 O'Clock r. N~
that valuable and rnpIdly apprecIaflrs il. ni
lnnd. containing 3A. acres being i't
/ on DrfWry's plan, lying between
i'atershurg turuplA. and ihc ltieAr. Nh
Petersburg hailr0ad ucdf Nh.i Be- tN. ..'.
Line Joins the said piiioad. ana ''
vicinity Is very active. .f al.
IrRNs. SUFFICIENT cash % pay cosis on
ecurne This trust. taxes. 10 amy iu,. iNl
oav nNe notes amouniiu- io eio1lu i...
tefest thereon. lhc halinl q upon sNtN '''
As viii be- made known 90 talt. ....
81. pO-WEll, Trustee.
IL. ADAMs)S. Austiontcr. hnn-'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
srrsfOR BrsINTss.


Embracing suits made from every fabric
that's rich and rare, The best products Of the
looms of many lands. aud made up ineyery
shape that comes under the beading Of
DRtss, such rs the diulded PRINCE AL
BERT FROCK. and the youthful and msh-
ionableTHREEBUTTONCurAWAY These
goods aye the finest known. The make, trim-
ming and finish VIII compare most favombiy
with the best efforts Of the best merchant
anors, at prices from one-thirl 10 one-haif
less. These are the goods we wish TO show
You ss our spring Offering. They are ready
for you. They age here. NOT ON PArLR
BUrIN STOCK. awaiting your pleasure and
convenience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
PREPARING FOR MILITIA.
Thousands of Citizen soldiers win Attend
the Jnvciling Ceremonies.


the Unwilling Ceremonies.
The Military Committee on the unyeiing
Of the Lee Monument will have It's hands
pretty full from tins time until May, pre-
pairing for the accommodation Of the thou
sands OF troops which will be present from
many OF the Southern States. Already
the committee has received many
queries. Major W A. Metz, Of
the Palmetto Regiment OF South
Carolina, was in Richmond day or so ago.
and stated that he would bring ten COM
panies, about 800 men in all. Major John
Milledge, Of Atlanta, Ga, has written 10 the
committee, asking what arrangements will
be made for his battalion Of four companie.
The First regiment mas completed plans
for the entertainment Of the Fifth Maryland
regiment.
A reporter Of THE TINES called in Bslti-
more recently on Colonel BOykin, OF the
fifth Maryland regiment. in reference 10
the visit Of bis regiment 10 Richmond, and
he spoke as follows
we will make fine showing in your
''fy. carrying with US i've hundred men,
)0e hundred Of these will include the OIL J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

The State Board of Excise Commissioners
appointed yesterday local excise boards as
follows:
For Roanoke city: Thomas W. Miller.
Robert A. Buckncr and George W. Ram
scy.
For Winchester: +. G.. Holland. &. T..
krcmer and G.. :. W. Barnes.
For fredericksburg: Hugh :. Doggcit
Joseph W. Barney and samuel II. East
burn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

. 4 sArr and profitable investment Of small
or large sums at money can be made IN the
stock Of the Homestead Land Company.
Tie officer. of the company are Hon. " IL
liam Writ Henry president; John u. Mon
taeue. treasurer: Henry l.. staples, general
manager. Office 1903 Main street. See adj
yertisemeni i'm another column.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
Suits,


Ask for amy stylish or ioronfahrmlir.
rial. and we can show 90 cuf n Oboe afosf
shapes of sack and foch We nate an r.-
reclaily pretty assortment no Medium anI
Light Coiorei Suits .ol spring ani summer
wear. checks and ral,uii ne aomm moro
extensively ihan efer.nnt 1884, hase cno0eh
of the quieter things l.Iai.. Hni mNue.l
To- satisfy tho most e.n.-0. as'e As nr as
prices are concerned iheNaa 'ouerths ses.
SON Cham etcrbefore. Ili.sc.s.iy explained
~ tho fact t1at we hlvo purchased ODD 81
larger scale this spring Cham heretofore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
ON THE BATTLEFIELD.
The college Team Is Again Defeated by
the Baltimore Club.

The second game Of baseball between the
Richmond College Club and the Baltimoros
took place yesterday .at the old Virginia
Baseball Park, and resulted in an easy
vicDry for the visitors. Rain fell during
the game. and only four innings were pay p
ed. Ray as sh0rt-st0p and as inter ul1
excellent work, making 20 hone-fun' ana
Roche also distinguished himself the
battery of the Baliim0res Stab and White
hoad-was again l0ana& the College CLUB,
hut. as might be expected. these men can
hardly hope % cope with professional play
ora IollONiuv iS the score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Governor Mckinney announced yesterday
that Doe has appointed as members of his
military staff, with title of hreNet colonel of
CAVALRY. Meade llask.ns W. Miles Cary
ald J.. W. f. Marie. Of Richmond. Charles
VI. Walker, of Farmyiilc: n0bcrt Catleu.
of Lexington; ~. r. Atkins. of Mccklen-
burg: Z. fenion Dly. OF ~miihfeld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Thomas Grimes. white brakesman Of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Whil7
coupling cars Of freight traIn yes'eruny
morning about II o'clock. ieli between me
boxes and had one Of his arms Oani, nnasl'u'
IIo was attended by DR.. Clark, and taken TO
The Retreat f1r the Sick. The wound. though
nainfIl. was not serious. Mr.. Grimes mar
r0wly escaped instant death'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

The sale OF the Glenwood farm, Of 800
acres. adjoining the property Of the Glasgow
Company and owned by A. j. Campbell.
has been made 20 a Rockbridge and Rich
mond syndicate by Moore, Mckee Co.,
real estate agents. Bucna Vista, at $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
A SAKS & COMPANY,
MALE OUTFIIiERS,
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ORDER YOUR MEALS FROM
~ j. h. nUD>oN,
Through PhOle 837


lhis Is beyond question tie most success
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Cough. Group and bronchlts. while us Won
dcrlul success IN the cure Of consumption Is
without parallel in the history OF medicine.
since lis nIst discovery 10 mas neeh SOFA o. "a
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sample bottles free. sold by bodeker Both
ers aud Il. N. Shields & Co.. corner Of Filth
and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
Only Two Days.

The Finance Committee will sit next
"Wednesday and 1hursday-only TWO days
for the purpose Of hearing complains irohi
those who may consider theIise'e7 III
nrnnnrlY assnesNd with license IaAe1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Fns.-Al Fits stopped free by ~
KIiac's srcrf NcTrc RcsiOrcf. No Flt
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cases. send % Dr. Kline, e3i Arch street.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

WIN YOU heed the warning-fhe signal, per-
haps OF the sure approach of that more terri
BILE disease Consumption? Ask yourselves
II YOU can afford for the sake OF saving 30
cents, a. run the risk and do nothing Tor Do.
We know from szperlence thai >hiioh'4 lure
will cure your Cough. II never fats. TINS
explains why more than Million OF Bottles
were sold re ls,-i year. IL relieves OiOu1
and Whcoping cough no once. Mothers, DO
not b. without ID. SAM r. bottles nee. SOLD
by Rodeker Brothers aHI H. n. -u IDS Co.
corner ct flilh IfI .ialhnai >lfrrtt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

COLONEL J.. &. ScHEFFEY. who acted so
opp0rtunely at The time Of The IRE at the
New York Hotel in New York, Is the gcncf-
al agent for the old Virginia Cheroot Fac
tory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

The usual meeting for young men VIII be
held al i0'cl0ck this afternoon in the Young
Mems Christian Association. Mr.. William
Ellyson will lead the meeting, aud Mr.. Il.
b. Sheppard will sing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
rreaehinr a, nlehmond college Tonight,

The Young Mems Christian Association
cordially invites any who may wish TO come
10 hear Professor W. ID. Thomas preach in
the chanel al 5 o'clock this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

For this malady take that old-fashlon
rlmcdv of our mothers. Syrup of Pure Pine
Tar. il0rrhouul and Wild Chefry-Dr
plyid's Couch -iruu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
YOUNG MEN
HAVE
YOUTHFUL IDEAS
ABOUT
CLOTHING.
THE BOSTON

Know these idea, and put Thorn into esoco-
non. This accounts for ihe freshness ana
vgor so Characterised OF our Boys Clo'mnr.
You WON'T fnd amy dead patterns ordnu
designs round hcrc This mct s nc.le-
mon.traiodny our sfocl, OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

How ABOUT THE PRUDENCE of allowing
"a Couch io run on, rasplug the Pulmonary
and Bronchial organs. when that approved
and speedy remedy. DR. j.. Jayne, ENres-
iorani. can Doe obtained from amy Apoihe-
cary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

FOH coughs and throat troubles use
browns Bronchial Ir0ches." "Ihcy stop
ana attack of asthma cough very promptly
20. Falch. Meanwhile. ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Il. II. BOsnER, SONS have the largest
and best stock OF Ihactons ana side-Dar
blrgics in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

The Senate took up the calendar. and the
first bin reached was one appropriaiins
100000 for public building at san Diego
California.
The bin was finally passed. after % eencf-
nj discussion of thenced for pubic pulioih--
iu Western cities. Altogether. there were
inv bills passed. most of them private PEN
sion bills
The Senate at $3.50 p. NJ. adjourned tili
Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Mr.. David a. Ainslio makes a specially
of the manufacture of ladies' pnUtons. Nos.
s. I'D and ~ Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

For ladies' phetous. carts. ,Vc., orany We
hicle 10 be built TO order or repaired, zee
David A. Ainslie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
WASHINGTON.
THE RUMOR ABOUT MAHONE'S
GOING TO PARIS.

The uorcn-Buchanan and Nenabic-Lang-
ston Contests-Pubiic Building ut Ne"-
nor, Ncws-CongressioDaI proceedings
and Capital News and Notes in General.
W~urxcroN. d. c.. Mar. d. Special.
The rumor as 70 The appointment Of General
Malone 10 the Consul-Gcneralship Of Paris
has taken various shapes. As the General
l. absent. THE Tnms' correspondent could
NOT obtain hi. version Of the story, but bis
most intimate friends deny it in toto. They
assert that Malone would not accept the
anpointment if rendered him. and. more
over. that it has never been offered him.
The friends of tie General assume
20 be indignant in repelling the
idea that he would accept any appointment
abroad beneath a hrst-class mission. ON
tbe other hand the Republican enemies OF
Malone assert that be has been begging Tor
the appointment and that nothing could de-
leht him more than 10 get DO. but that FRESH
d mt Harrison Will not crafty him.
TIKI BOwEN-BUCHANAN CASE.
The House Elections Committee viii next
weol decide upon the bOwen-Buchanan
contested case. aud while the Republicans
decline 90 give out any positive information,
10 seems quito clear that the report VIII Doe
IN favor of Buchanan. A. luE TIME, has
stated the Republicans have been
af l0eeerheads on this case. several
of them have declared their un-
willingness 10 vote to- seat Buchanan.
declaring that Dee had uO case. and That 81
would DE am outrage upon public justice
and decency 90 seat him. limitations from
majority members of the committee are lo
the effect that Bowcnis safe.
With regard 90 the case OF Lan--ion
AGAINST Ncnabie. the former prediction oil
TUE TIMES seems i0 bee verified that en-
allie will retain bis seat. Aside from any
merits chat lHn4sion's claim might
have possessed or have been alleged %
POSSESS. De rreiuJicCd IBIS cause
in 1.-THE minds of liouk, hoNeh
and other Republicans hy violent denuncli-
tion4 of Nah0ue. several Oi the most iniln-
entail Republican members of tie commit
tee are warm friends and admirers oi Ma
home and they openly resent ihe attacks
upon him by Langst0n and his attorneys.
PUBLIC BUILDING Ar SEWrOET NEWS.
In the House to-day thc senate Dim for o.
public building at Newport News was ia-
iorahy reported. A. it passed the senate
lho bin appropriated flVo.NNu hui lhe Iln'l-.
committee reduced the amount io ,D0.U.'-
ln pursuance Of ruling. Or rather the in-
lcruretaton of the House rules. ih' cla use
making am appropriation was stricken
out The present policy Dr. io pass DID
providing for public building $40 de-i i'-
fod place. and naming an amount as One
limit 0rcost with the view of subsequently
She money inarcgular appropria-
ton Diil.
I'm ihcir report the House Committee state
that Newport News is am important and
growing place. but lhat 100000 viii furnish
an ample building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
CLOTHING
READY To Snow You.

our stock of Spring suits is now complete.
4 plain and simple announcement This, but
WHAT A WORLD OF WORDS 'twould take
10 describe and in describing do justice to-
OrRMAICuLEss STOCK ofMen's Clothing.
SUITS FOR LABOR.
Made from tough aud serviceable fabrics;
WELL MADE. too; win notnportear made
G, bear thc heaviest strain; EVERY SEAM
.ancd and double backstitched. rnAcri-
cALY lNDEsrRUCrIBLE,yel the shape OF
each garment designed by the master mind
chat fashions our richest clothing. Cut over
tine Same patterns. therefore VIII ntas wcil
sUIrs FOR BUSINESS.
Made from Tweefs, Cossimercs aad Che
y.ots. RIcHAND NEwIN DESIGN ardm
every shade and pattern. isom ihe severely
plain to ihenost pronounced, in plaids, and
stripes. aud mixtures. cat and made Win
GARLAND ATTENTION TO the slightest dee
tail. equal m point of DO and nn sh 20 hnc
custom tailoring. and at prices fully once
third less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

The following pensions have been granted
Moses II. Lewis. National Military Home;
Mexican widows. Lf0nora, widow of W De
liam J.. B0udnot. of Richmond.
$. W. MYERS has been appointed post
master no Shorts Creek, Carroll county; Vice
T. u. InrlN rom1N.N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

4 special from Lexington last night SAID
The remains of General Francis ii. Smith
will be inferred with military honOrs sun
day evening at o'clock from the Episcopal
Church. Rev. II. |. McBryde. officiating.
The corps of cadets of the Virginia Military
Institute will attend in a body, with side
arms. At sunrise the Virginia Military In
stitute Battery will begin 20 fire half hour
guns, and at the hour Of the funeral minute
guns will be fired until after the remains
are inferred A special train from Rich
mond tonight will bring a large number ol
old cadets 10 attend the funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Strictly One Price 10 All.

A cordial invitation is extended 10
everybody 10 call aud inspect our
CLOTHING, and whether you wish to
buy or not, we will assure you hearty
welcome and courteous attention. We
want to meet you and would like to
have you meet Us.
We are showing the largest STOCK
and MOST VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
NEW GOODS ONLY ever displayed
in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
WEATHER. FORECAST.

WasuI>Gr0s. DC. Mar. % For N.n.-
un. Rain sunday morning. followed 'I
clearing weather. m'r weather nH Monday.
nofthwesteiiy W luds' colder.
For N0rin CafoNrH lnn. followed 0f
clearing weather and colder n0l'HN. .i'f'f
winds. fair on M0udly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
A. 81. CANS & Co.,
Wholesale Retailers in Clothing,
1919 L. MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND.

We are a branch OF our Manufacture
ing and Wholesale House of Philadel-
phia, where we have been established
for upwards Of fifty years. the pioneers
in the Clothing trade in that city.