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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-09
A scrap OF paper Saves Her Life.

Il was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping
paper. but II saved her life she was in the last
stages OF consumption. told by physicians that
She was ineurable and could I've only a short
time; she weighed less than seventy pounds.
Kings New Discovery and GOT sample bottle;
II heiped her she bought large bottle it helped
her more. bought another and Eress better fast
continued its Use and Is now strong healthy
rosy plump, weighing 40 pounds, For fiissr
particulars send stamp 70 " II. C0ie. DrrRglsf
Fort Smith Trial tnftles Of this sfoDderfa3 Dis
coysry Free II Geo. II. Whites Drug sore. ADV
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Deep in her eyes Of bonnie blue
saw the lovelight shine:
Sweet love, = softly asked, twill You
Be mineg"
She raised her head and hreathed sigh,
Her eyes with tears we're wet.
And blnshingly she made reply,
" You betl''
Boston Courier.
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BANK ST4TEgfT,gTS.

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE FIRST
~ National Bank Of Jerseg CITY the State Of Now
Jersey at che close o. business. February lHs9
RESOURCES
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SSII . (0O

Gives you a choice of any suit
or overeoat in our stock Of high
class clothing. You can't fail to
secure great bargain. Not one
suit or overcoat in the lot worth
less than $500, and many Of
them sold as high as $4,000 and
s35.O0- All are medium weights,
especially fitted for early spring
wear. The best foreign and do
nestle fabrics are included, and
every garment is made the equal
Of the most extrayagant price
custom work.
We have sizes to suit all pro-
portions and guarantee an abso-
lutely perfect fit III every instance
for fifteen dollars.
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ID EPoRF OF THE coNBfrIoN OF THE HUDSON
IL County National Bank at Jersey City ia he
state Of New Jersey az the close Of business
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ID EP0RT OF THE CONDITION OF THE THIRD
II National Bank at Jersey City in The Slate 81
New Jersey, at the close Of business 18th OF
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Tetai...... S2.57S ~ AZ
STATE or NEW }EfssFs.
COUNT eF HCps,f
lJenleS G. Sask asllier of The Second National
TsnH ct jersey e11s y. J.. % seleninly fbxf
de afese statement Is True e the best q my Fnowi
edge afa helief-
J. 6. BASz4SG. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 70 DefrFe me tisls IN any
THOMAS ". JAMS
Ncfafy s3i1lis<
W. kzsf6ESEAMP
IL T1NnEKHEsk.
Direc<1fa
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COUNTY or HUDSON. r.
g. w. Conkfin, Cashier OF the First National far1
OF Jersey City. do solenuly swear that the above
belief. q NJ C,(j<KTIS fsaes,5a,
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me this
9Th day Of March fS19 D. D. BEplF IN
Notary Public on New Jersey.
Z. &c. YOUNG.
HAMILTON WALLIS.
J. D. BEDLE,
Dsreefors
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Telephone soA.
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CHOPS, STEAKS, OYSTERS,
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Wedding Fess5s Dinners and CcHaiicns served
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!. Dowa,s Health Exereiser.

ID. L. Dowd's Health Exerciser
EQT Brain EaEksS& SsdsalaTy PsggIss.
M 4.<S@@HA Gent ieznea. Ladies'. osifhs; The
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asyyefz. elergymeu. editors and
- others using II. Send Tor IT'D
circular. q engs. charge. Prof. D. l. DoaggL
scientific Pnysicai and Noeai CuiIara No 9 Last
18th street New zors-
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J. Mfiiiala Il laws Cashier Of fiie above named
Bank do solpnlus swear That the above statement
is true 10 the best OF ny know edHS ami belief,
MI. N. 1-tkfS, Cashier.
Narea, 1856
NATHAN 3. MCKINNEY.
Notary Puaiic fOr y. ].
coTreet-Atfest
J. d. CsESCAELEN
o. II. PERRY
HENRY tEHEECE.
FRANZ ,. MATTHEW'S
DANIEL r. CIEAEN
Directors
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LOST AND FOEND.

I est. A pAgt SiOUSE-eoIeH. HALF BLOOD
4 bound. with ssr. OF xeloN aud dark miSce
s and fest stripped lron. ents, 20 IND 81 tl,l III
SAME s-or ra hiiS big laii f5lfs- Rcssaf1i vli. b
given whcn brought oySirr J. i3lt-.s,is4fi
No "a Ti4irteenth street .ierseg CTS
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Just bean received IRON the Factory has
care 1t consists Of the Elegant Patterns OF the ID
designs and Most Desirable Coors. We guarantee
respect You viii Larger our r.
Letter, and styles F5andsoI1aer than
the State, while orr Prices are much Lower.
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HELP WANTED.

T>OisTI1R NANTEB-A f9US, Ma NaO Cal
i write falf land. N,iS &c ELECTROMAGNETIC
Address. : Alsd s. }. c. News
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SITUATIONS And WORK


kBblllA 9ALr IT UAh[BEEAtD YLEu5f1|
A. IL Ssw ARK AvES Z. svs-y air1f. q Ill xo4dn
phsixed prior 70 Nafxfb II 1850 c0ztais{I8t ~
natetess ieNelRs and elnEhiDS &
10 ~ Nswafk xssaae
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
LYNCHBURG.
Death Of Mrs. Eliza Edwards OF Am
herst-Two u illiant Weddings.


LYNcHBuRG. VA, Dec. 10.-ISpecial.l !
The city was full OF marriage music TO-
day. Mr. Edward +. shelley and Miss Mat
tie T.. MayhoOd were the first to be joined in
wedOck, at Memorial church, by Rev. /.
Men. simpson, the late pastor. The party
present was very large and the bridal pres
enis numerous and very fine.
Next. at the same church, was Mr.. Robert
Elliott. young business man, and Miss
Mamie Cam McGhee. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Charles III. Mctihee,
of RappahaunOck, and brother Of the groom.
The attendance was very large and the
party brilliant one. They left on South
ern tour via the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. These weddings attracted great
deal Of attention, the parties all being very
popular and widely known.
The contract for building a double-track
electric railway TO run three and one-hali
miles, from Main and Fifth streets through
me cOmpany's property, was awarded TO the
Edison Electric Company, OF New York, AT
i, cost Of $4,000. The contract provides
for the completion of the line within one
hundred days from yesterday.
Mis-. Eliza NJ. Edwards died al her home
in Amherst county, near this city, last
night. She was the mother OF Mr.
Iohn T. Edw ards, president OF the Lynch.
burg ToDaccO Association, and was beloved
md esteemed by host of friends, who will
learn with regret Of her death.
Mr.. Charles W. Button received a tele-
gram Yesterday announcing the critical ILL
ness of his sister, Mrs. W. B. Wernwag. al
Cincinnati, whittier she went several
months ago 10 have an operation performed
Mr. Button will leave today for Cincinnati
TO be present at her bid side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
Chicago Irishmen Favor Parne1I.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-A meeting OF the
Irish citizens Of Chicago to sustain the
leadership OF Charles Stewart Parnell has
been called for Saturday evening next at
the Madison-Street Theatre. The call tor
the meeting, among other things, saws: II
is the people Of Ireland, not the members OF
Parliament elected on ParnelPs recon-
mendation and with the distinct pledge
that it would follow his leadership,
who must decide whether Parnell shall
retire from the leadership or not. Until
Ireland shall have had an opportunity to
pronounce final jud gmcnt untrammeled by
any outside influence the Irish race
throughout the world should stand by Par
nell and recognize in no clique or cabal the
the right to assume a function never given
by their constituents, and in direct viola
ton of the national will, repeatedly eX-
pressed during the last ten years.
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ALEXANDRIA.
night schovl OF Art-Desth's Doings.
Matrimonial.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Dec. Especial. +
The ropularity and good progress of the
scholars Of the recently established art
school. in conjunction with the public
school system Of this city, has started call
for a night school for those unable TO go
during the day. 1t is said that several
teachers, following the good and generous
hearted example Of Misses Mimi gerode,
Critchen. Iorick, and Ramsay, in charge OF
the former. had rendered their services
should the move prove beneficial and TAX
ing. and it is probable that the city School
Board will take action upon this subject at
its January meeting.
The funeral services over the remains or
Miss Rebecca Miller took place at her late
residence on Prince street this afternoon,
Rev. DIR. Suter, of Christ church. officiating.
The burial was private. Miss Miller was the
daughter Of the late William Miller, and
was one of AleXandria's most venerable
ladies'. She was identified with all the
charitable and helpful organizations here.
Her warm heart ever went out 10 the poor
and needy, and she was especially popular
with the younger people Of the churches.
All. with a wide circle IN and out Of Alex
andria, thoroughly feel what loss IS sus-
tanned in her demise.
CAPTAIN John Gray, venerable and
widely known citizen OF the First Ward.
died Yesterday. In by-gone days be was a
river man, colleague with Captain James
GUY and other well-known steamboat men.
He was eighty-sx years Of age.
Dir. Walter :. Whaley. Of Fairfax. is
dead. He was one OF Mosby's dashing
calvarymen.
MIR. Joe Byrne. of Richmond. and Miss
Rosa Cline, of this city, were married this
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11

cubic yards in the proposed barbor at thu
here two powerful dredges fos the work
and as soon as they begin work the cana
company's dredges will begin the excaya
tion In the canal.
A contract has been awarded for clearing
the right OF way from the lake 10 the Pa
cifc ocean, and work will soon begin on
this portion.
All material used In construction work
here has been Of the most durable kind.
The timber for breaswater, railroad
bridges, wharf, and permanent bridges is
creosoted in the best possible manner.
Creosoted ties nom the United States are
being used. at a cost Of about four times
what ties of native wood could be bought
for. in order that the work shall be as dura-
BILE as possible.
At an early date hospital was estab
lished, where all the company employees are
treated free.
These extensive improvements have cos;
S4.04j,2i9. in Nicaraguan currency. or
81. $50. 1880, American gold. without in
cluding S245, ,56l.4l which was expended for
subsistence OF employees, hospital attend
ance and outfit and administration expenses
OF Nicaragua. The above expenditures are
those which are accounted tor here, and do
not include others that are carried on the
books OF the New York Office only.
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS.
All the items were gone over carefully by
the commissioners Of the Nicaraguan Gov
ernment, and after examining accounts
and all property Of the company, reported
them as the company had stated. Acting
on this report, not only did the Government
declare that the company had complied
with the terms OF the contract, bui Minister
Medina, speaking for the Government, has
written letter expressing his qualification
upon tnding the satisfactory progress made
in the work Of building the canal. In a
tew days all official papers, embracing the
facts as here stated, will be published in
the "Oficial Gazette" the organ OF the Gov
ernment, and the fact that the company Las
more than fulfilled its obligations will be
promulgated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
HORSE RACES.
Results and Entries at Clifton spd Gut
tenbuTg.

ResuIts and Entries at Clifton ana Gut
tenburg.
Following is the result Of the races at
Clifton yesterday;
Pirst race. six aud one half furlongs, sell
nue--,iischief first, Roger second, Not Gull
Nv third. Time. 1:2S ~,
second race, five-eighths OF mi.e-frince
Edward first. Lepanto second, II. istrick
third. Time, 1:O5. ...o
lar olds. selimg-lnterest first, kumpus Sec
9nd MerigOld third. Time, l:22.
Fourth race. one mile-koseberry nTst, Al
farrow second, Biue Jeans third. iline'
1:464. ,.,,f ,,,,,a. sali,ns,
--Sau nderer first. Ganymede second, blan-
''st.th race. sir and 0ne-half furlongs, sell
-Mnlligan first, insight secohu, ausia-
land third. Time. 1;27E,
Entries at Guttenburg for to-day,
First race. nve-eighths Of mile. selling
persuader, Facial IS Go Lucky III; Ray
mond. Red Elm, 100; Canteep. Parrish, lO6;
Peril. spauldlng. III 'rdie, silent, io5; BONNIE
Lass, 100; Lille ID Censor, ., V:N' i; sn,,op,s
ee,Ilng-Objec 112; salisbury, III; plxle.
lOs: Hilda. Pericles, 80; Frances D., vi; iua
Girl 9O Paola. 81. p.o
Third race. three-quarters OF a mlle-iuto,
lima. Parkrdge. no; Little Fred. los Eihel
: Rosen. lO5: The Earl. 95: Freezer. Enoia.
Muggs, 0S. ,..,. -,
Fourth race. one mile and a sixteenth, Sc i
no~-RurnsIde, Forest King. los; Cassella,
IOs: Folsom, 1O3; Sallie Harper, lOii Lel'
May 1nie Kilpine, s8; Pearl set, 81; Trieste,
~; Sir Rae: 0l; Iceberg, 20. 80
fiuh race, one mile-Now or Never. lQo;
psli.ton lU5s Kimberly, 100; bsdge. 100:
Kenwood. los, Myfellov. 10i Merldeu. l92
,,g">iobn Atwood. / s; Tom bal .lai; Nep-
,usus' III: Fernwood. ils; .Gleuiallon. iip;
Whittier. iIs; Red Leaf lis; Extra; 10
wonderrnent, iI5; Hepartee,. 10; ufslius
lis: Aftermath, ii6; Blanche, llo; ketchun
so: Tourist. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
HORRIBLE DEATHS FROM COLD.
Twenty -One OF the Crew of the West
bourne Perish in the Black Sea.


bourne Perish in the Black Sea.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Dec. 10.-There has
reached this city through private channel
q thrilling story Of the loss Of the British
steamship Westbourne in the Black sea.
OF the vessels crew Of twenty-five. four are
all that survive the ill-starred voyage, and
these are miserable wrecks OF humanity,
lying prostrated by suffering in an Odessa
hospital, under the care of the British
Consul. The Nestbourne, an ordinary
tramp steamship, left Theodosia, southeast
of Crimea. November 2ith, laden with linseed,
bound TO Dunkirk and thence to Philadel-
phIa with general cargo. On the evening
OF her departure a gale peculiar TO the
Black sea alone arose. The weather grew
80 intensely cold that the men were frozen
10 death in lile-like posture at the
wheel or wherever their duty called. Every
sea that swept over the vessel froze TO her,
making her sluggish and so heavy that she
refused to ride the waves, and became un-
manageable. When the water gained en-
trance to the hold the cargo began to swell,
and burst open the decks fore and ait as
though powder had exploded in her interior.
About midnight, although only few hours
out Of port, the vessel began to 90 down.
The corpses OF number OF the seamen
were visible about the deck, standing up
against the hand-rails just as erect as
though in full vigor. They were frozen as
hard as iron. With all the crew that still
held fast to their lives, Captain Remington
put out in a small boat and headed her
back to The0dosa. distant then some nifty
miles. During the early morning the
men died of, one by one. until
on reaching TheOdosia the following night
the number was reduced to eight. subse-
Queniiy four more died while undergoing
medical treatment, leaving but four sur
yiyors. Captain Bennington, the COM
mander OF the Westbourne. is well known
to Philadelphia shipping men. lie Is com
pletely Frustrated by his sutlerings in the
open boat, and by the death OF his brother,
the ships chief officer, who perished Of the
awful cold before his eyes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
MANY MARRIAGES THROUGHOUT
THE OLD DOMINION.

w. e. Codd-Cupid's Work In the
Hil Virginia Reports from All
Points.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 10.-Ispecial.l +
There was very fashionable wedding al
the Cumberland-S Street Methodist Episcopal
church this afternoon, the contracting par
ties being Mr.. w. G. Codd. paying teller IN
the banking house Of Burruss, SON x Co.,
and Miss Lucille Petit, daughter Of Rev.
c. W. Petit. The brides father and Rev.
w. G.. Starr sol.mnized the ceremony. The
groom's best man was Mr.. +. +. Dawes,
and the ushers were Messrs. T. i. Thigh
man, ii. Tyler Smith, J. MacJordan, and
Charles Wales, Of Norfolk, and Mr.. Sterling
Boissieau, Of Richmond.
The Norwegian bark Isabel, bound from
Mobile. Ala, to Newcastle, England, with
"A cargo Of wood, was tOwed in Hampton
Roads this afternoon with her sails blown
away and badly leaking. When picked up
by the tug which sighted her she was an
chOred in Lynnhayen bay. She had been
caught in the storm of SUNDAY.
The pastors of the different Methodist
churches of this district met in Norfolk to-
day and fixed tue salary OF Rev. }. Z. Reed,
their presiding elder, at $1,000. Tomorrow
night the pastors Of the different Methodist
churches and their laymen will hold a big
meeting ami banquet at Portsmouth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
FEDERAL ELECTION BILL.
Republican Senators Evidently Frighten.
ed-Csucus Last Night.

eu-SAusus LAST Ntkht
WAsHISGToS, ID. c., Dec. l0.-The Re-
publican Senators met at the residence OF
Senator Sawyer tonight to discuss the ad-
visibility OF pushing the consideration OF
the Election bill or OF laying that measure
aside for the consideration Of tinan-
cial legislation. There was large
attendance, particularly OF those in-
teresled in financial legislation, and
il was a notable fact that all OF the sill
yer Senator'S, with the exception of Mr.
Joues oi Nevada, who is not in the city,
were present. The discussion turned upon
the present stringercy in the money mar
ket, and Messrs. Plumb, Wolcott, Tel
Ter and Stewart made long speeches,
urging the necessity OF enactiug
some legislation which would re-
lieye the situation. Mr.. Hoar aud Mr..
spOOner made speeches urging the political
necessity Of pushing the Election bill to a
vote. There was some talk about the possi-
bility Of the bill bsing defeated by Re-
publican votes. Finally the chairman,
Mr. Edmunds, was authorized 10 APP
point committee OF eleven, to con-
sist Of six Republican members OF the
Finance Committee and i've others TO be
selected by himself, to consider the neees-
sity OF financial legislation and To report to
| subsequent caucus, II advisable. scno
measure which should receive the present
attention O! Congress. Mr.. Aldrich, the
chairman Of the Committee on Rules, NJ
ported to the caucus two proposed rules for
the establishment of the previous question
for the purpose Of passing the Election bill.
One fthem was general measure proyid-
Ing that when debate on measure has pro-
ceeded tor reasonable time, any senator
may move that debate close and the vote ON
that proposition snail bs determined without
debate. The osheS rule was special rule
providing for closing debate on this par
ticuiar measure. A motion Was made for
the adoption OF general rule. and this mo-
tion was pending when little later che
caucus adjourned. ARother caucus will b.
i Edmunds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
Sor,h state \ otes.

,r II Champion and two men nanled
Nav. from FfsHklin comfy have Deeh ls. ~
r,sted and Or, ugtt before nlieo SsA.es N ~
- ..i,ner puru I'll. al Kaieizh, "n charge Ol
II-,,inga a Irntte,, states BONDED Farehouso
io Frani,'in count few weeks ago. AileI
examination the deiend ints were uisin ,s, -
un the ground that me puI Us Sta,as
cruninal offence under tbS Ohlteu S'~'o'
laws.
DIRK. Gregory. Of Greensboro, the pat
eniee u the Antlseptic Hemosatc AhS5s-
theilc Siyptic Tor the trea'meht vl nvurIs, ,,'
has effected an arrangement WIN % Vo.n In Di1
Hcnm0md AMI DanVlile anu tspc 80 nsxs
Yadkln Valley railroads by when ms ueN
c0utuvance Is supplied 10 these roads lor use
ln case 81 accident.
jerks Harrill, a popular salesman OF Sna'
lotte was shot and painfully Injured " 81
ar gun Monday evening. lie was piaSbs
with the gnn when IL went on and the pellet
lodged in JeDks' hight hand. IL was extract
81 by Dr. GlbbJn. aud jerks VIII soon again
be- able 10 handle the yard-stick
The Alliance Of catawba Is conten piaiiih1s
establishing a shoe factory somewhere III @ sns
comfy. The desired amount Of STOCK mas
beeu taken.
There jsa rropositiOn 90 build an eleciric
railway from Senaca or WalhaIla 10 high
lands
Mr. Iawis J. Williams, a prominent lawyer
" Winston, ID dead, al the age OF iorty-iouf.
Rev. ". A. Betis. ron Of Rev. A. ID. Bette,
~ Ahe AOifM kEiOIuA IoDlrIthNtf "itN y
former student Of the NORTH Carolina college.
al ~ Pleasant, has beea assi sned 10 one Oi
the Methodigt churches Of Charleston. >, Z.
The railway will he open 70 AlbeinsTle soon
after Christmas.
More dwelling houses are needed In Rocky
Mount. None can now be rented there
One hundred men and one six-borse ma
cAiDe afs st work IN Durham opening new
Siiseis and widening old ones.
IN NanQa
tow,lship. was desiroysd by IRE recently.
ioss about 5000. insured with Aessrs. Har-
ycy & AcCulleD Tor 81 500.
The union meeting 0f the Primitive Baptisis
~ Little Creek. Lear IafDOrO, WAS well Qt-
TENDED friday. saturday and sunday last.
ON the last named day nearly. II not quite,
1000 wexe present aud every one lpyited~o
take dinnes with one or a dozen OF the bOspi,.
liable people ~ that vicinity.
Ar. Thomas H0iley. OF Coleraine, lost his
siu house iast Sturdy by ere. together with
about one hundred bales Of cotton belonging
- himSelf and neighDofs. 8
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
WYTHEvlllE.
Bob Tucker Accidentally Kills Frank
johnson with "A Pistol.

WYTHEyILLE. Va, Dec. lO.-lspeciai.l-
An unfortunate and fatal accident occurred
here last night in the bar-room to the Han
cock House. Frank johnson and BOB
Fucker two respectable darkies and
friends. were standing together discussing
a pistol which johnson had in his hand.
Tucker asked TO see it, at the same time in
auiring if it was loaded. On receiving a
negative answer, the pistol being a SELF
cocker, he began Swapping it in care
less manner. Unfortunately one OF the
chambers was loaded and exploded with
fatal effect. The tall struck johnson below
the right nipple and passed through DIS
hodv killing him Instantly. 4 coroner's
inauest was held to-day, the verdict being
Substantially as stated above, Tucker was
arrested last night and lodged in Jail, but
was discharged after the coroner's inquest
The sad occurrence is universally regretted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11

the Grand Lodge Of Masons, now In session
In Richmond, left for that place this after.
noon. They are: District Deputy Grand
Master John T. Parham, DR.. c. v. Robin
son, T. e. Riyes, Jr., X. o. Jones, DIR.
George Potts, 4. l.. Cook, Isadore Reinach,
C.. Y. Burton, and It. +. Knock.
The Board Of Directors Of the Petersburg
Alliance Exchange expects to open an ex-
change here on the 18th instant. A general
meeting of the directors OF the exchange
will be held here on Friday next.
Elder I. l.. j. Holland, Of the Church Of
the Disciples, who has been critically Ill at
his home in Amelia county. is improving.
Mr.. Holland is widely known in Richmond,
where he has many friends and acquain-
tances.