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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Do not the facts disclosed by oursocial
statistics cause 10 to appear that, in the
adjustment of our schools, we have gone
700 far in our aim for material advance
ment and development of wealth. and
shat we are corre-pondingly losing in
the direction of moral growth and cul-
ture? Let as, then, initiate the prudence
of the railway engineer, aud, though
seeking to retain the advantages which
are already ours, let as not be blind 20
the visible defects and bosetting dangers
of our present system Letus determine
the composition of the training of our
public schools; let as see If is parts are
well proportional and the compound
skillfully wrought, and q thorough anal
ysis may prove. as with the Bessemer
steel rail. that, by iudiciou5 change In
the nature or proportion Of the iugredi-
ents. our rapid increase Of wealth may
suffer "a trilng diminu,ion, bat the
moral balance OF education viii be re-
stored. and material, political and moral
progress will move forward together
Benjamin Reece in Popular Science
Monthly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
RRlEE KILOGRAMS.

T.. q. Earle. prominent citizen OF hlcu ,
county, W. Va. was killed yestero'y "
his brother and a negro. Earle was r''' .l
maniac, and the two, IN trying 10 pino MN nm
50 as TO prevent self-deftFuction, killed h'i'
in the tussle.
John J. Qunn, Fosarty's .sacker pun Up !.
forfeit Of $3.50. and issued challenge '"A'
night for any man In the county 70 ".e'
Jack Fogarty Of Philadelphia, In nsn' TO-
the middle.weight championship Oh '''
world and $4,000 side
There are said to 10 between 2'ouV "u'
1000 cases of grip In Jamestown - l. ~
fatal cases have yet been reported pu' pug
sicans ,ay the mslady is becoming very 80
we're.
A letter from Havana says inc o'i'i,'
lion m the treasury Office amounts TO s'Vo'
ooo number OF prominent onici"s 'I'
implicated in the AFFAIR 49,
mo number drowned IN the cars on IN th'
ohio river thursday is now known TO have
been sixteen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
Provision for the Framing Of = Road Law
special Committee ON Fertilizers.

Provision for the Framing Of y Road Law.
A special Committee ON Fertilizers
Affer very successful session OF four
DAYS the State Board Of Agriculture ad-
iolirncd after yesterdays session;
judge MallOr, called the body 20 order az
noon. Present Mesers. Lyman. C0rbin.
Browne. smith. Whitehead, and Gaines.
The consideration Of the road bill was, on
motion of Mr.. COfbin. taken up. Mr.. Cor
bin offered the following. which was adopt
cd Resolved. That the senate bill, No. ~,
known as the "Litile bill, be taken as the
basi. Of the government road law, aud To-
gethcr with The provisions agreed 70 by TINS
board. be enerafte1 into a bin by the Com
missioner OF Agriculture. and handed 20 DR..
Smo0i. OF the senate, 20 be presented by him
TO that body.
The following were offered by Mr.. Cor
bin. the spokesman Of the committee, as
features oi the bill, which were adopted.
That ahle-hOdicd c0nyicts be held, and by
public LETTING. and that the profits accruing
ih.refrom be applied by the penitentary
board o. road purposes throughout the
counties Of the Commonwealth on an
equitable basis.
That the Jurisdiction over the roads be
with the boards Of supervisors, and not the
That statutory labor be retained.
That none be- exempted from road law cX-
ccpt those physically disabled, or on account
Of age.
That q tax Of twenty cents afterwards
amended 10 fifteen centsJ be imposed upon
ail realty and personality.
That county railroad tax be applied 10
roads and taxes be levied on wheel and
hooi.
That the counties now exempted from the
the general road law by reason Of special
laws are exempted from the provisions OF
This bin. provided that the supervisors with
the consent Of the county judges, now
having a road law may elect 10 accept the
provisions OF this act or retain their special
law.
a special committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Corbin. Lyman. Browne and Gaines, con-
frrod with Dele gate Wright, Of Isle OF
Wight. in reference 90 the bill on fertilizers.
They agreed up6a a bin which will be pre-
scented by Mr.. Wright.
Major Gaines offered the following, which
was adopted: Resolved, That a committee
Of three be appointed by the Chair, whose
duty 10 shall be 10 report at the next meet
Ing of this board plan of organization ana
system of work based upon the laws Affect
ing this department as they may stand NJ
tine adjournment of the Legislature.
The committee consisted Of Messrs.
Gaines. Mallory. and Whitehead.
The board adjourned at 2:lj o'clock 10
meet on the second Tuesday in Aprl next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Comfortably seated. with no baggage 10
worry about. with "A clear track and plenty
Of company Though i'm the dark most OF
the timel. those who went % the ! NJ. 4. y.
Hall last night had pleasant trip 20 MeXi-
co. saw and heard o great many things
about that country and its people. and got
back home safely and not bit tired. The
views presented by Dir. ODER are very iine
indeed. and strikngly effective in Illus
trating his lecture. They embraced types
OF Mexican people. views of both the
interior and exterior architecture of that
country insight into the street life and the
home life Of that peculiar people, magnih- .
cent views of mountains and valleys. ana
other features of interest. And the accom-
panying lecture was well given. the speaker
telling Of what be had seen with his own
ewes. He has travelled extensively in Mex
leo. and has used his camera with good
effect 10 bring back % his audiences faith
ful representations sf Mexican scenes. lie
believes that Mexico is yet 90 become Sec
tiOn OfcOuntry very important and lalua-
bic 90 the United States.
II the two other lectures in the course are
as pleasing and instructive as the one latt
night. the hall should Doe crowded. The
subject tonight will be Spain. and one oi
the pictures presented VIII De good ike
ness of the baby king. who now lies 50 dan
gcrOusly ill. This afternoon 40 2.5O O'Clock
there viii De a matinee especially for school
children, the subject being "Algiers and
Arab Tents"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
A Man with Remarkable History.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. January l0.-E. ".
Nichols. veterinary surgeon, who died here
to-day from influenza. had "a remarkable his
tory. lie was member of the Fourteenth
Michigan Cavalry. and became a prisoner
M Andel sOnyille when the starving prisoners
condemned ten of their number 20 death for
stealing ratiOns from their comrades.
Nichols acted as the hangman and did the
work unaided. After returning North.
Nichols re-enlistcd and was with
the cavalry who captured JEFF
fersOn Davis. He shared the
reward given TO the captors. Nichols
was successful in business in recent years.
but was Stunned by veterans on account of
his exploit al Andersonyille. lie never al
luled 10 the affair himself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Circuit COUf.-1he fourth day Of the
hearing Of the suit of X. T. HUBBARD against
j.. Thompson Brown and Company, began
with Mr. Hubbard on the stand. lie was
Withdrawn about - O'Clock, and was fol-
lowed bv Colonel AlOnzO l.. Phillips and
Mr.. John G.. Andrews. At 1880 r. NJ. the
plaintiff rested his case. A recess for din
ncr was taken until u. NJ, when the de-
Tense called their witnesses. When the
court adjourned the defense had not con-
Guided. and will resume their testimony this
morning. The courtroom was even more
crowded than it was the day previous.
This is the third trial Of this suit, the TWO
former trials having resulted i'm hung juries.
The case grew out of a business transaction.
Mr.. Hubbard had a piece of property for sale,
and had asked Brown & Co. to sell il. lie
named as the minimum price one that
would pay him $1,000 net subsequently
Mr.. Brown saw Mr.. HUBBARD and told him
Doe had sold his property for price that
would net Mr.. Hubbard $1,000. Mr.. HUBBARD
never asked what the gross price was. II
was subsequently learned that Mr.. Brown
had purchased the property himself, and
rrsOld il "A couple of weeks afterwards
for $4,000. II is for Mr.. Browns $4,000
profit and $1,000 for costs. NC, that Mr..
Hubbard sues. The claim of the defense is
that Brown 4 Co. were not the agents OF
Mr.. Hubbard at the time Mr.. Brown gave
Hubbard 5000. Mr. Hubbard claims that
Mr.. Brown was his agent at the time, and
this is the point the jury have TO decide on.
Supreme court Of ppcdlS.-kan and
llicksOn against Rorer Iron Company. Fur
tier argued hy Judge William j. Robertson
and Colonel John T.. Penn for appellees and
a. 4. Phlcgar for appellant. and submitted
Howell against commonwealth. Two cases.
order removing causes from WytAeyillc 10
Richmond to be heard and determined.
knit and ais. against Armstrong. Order
requiring plaintiffs in error 10 execute
new supersedeas bond in larger penalty.
Chauccrv Couri.-Robert Armstcad
qualified as administrator of the estate OF
Mcstwood 5. Armstcad, deceased. The
estate is valued at $1,000.
HaNfinqs .C0plf.-rhis court was en-
gagged yesterday in the trial OF civil cases.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
ChqnccrV Court Martha NJ. Dodamead
tO Malyina II. Watkins. q inches on north
side FLOYD street. 500: MunfOrd a Gillian.
commissioners. 90 Writ L. TAYLOR, 40 feet
ON south side Grace street, between Harri-
son and shaier, Si,so2; b. r. Turner and
wife to W. :. jackson, l6 feet on south side
jackson street, between Price and 81. Peter,
Sl.5OO.
Henyic0 Cout.-Iohn A. Cary and wife
lo Matthias Thomas Cottrcl. 81 feet on
south side Mitchell street, near Cabell 500;
Thomas II. Farrand and wife 10 Mrs. Mary
Acegan. - feet on east side National Gene
terry road, $3.50; David Mitteldoricr, Isaac
Gustayus and Moses Thalhimer and their
wives 20 Bette &. Dalton, 81 feet on west
side Sycamore street, between Main and
Cary, $4,000.
WILL rROBATED.
Robert Armistcad qualified as admins
traitor Of WcslwC0d ;. Armistead, deceased. |
Bond $1,000, with A. W. CARRIER as surety. |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
Shot at WINE stealing.

Last night about 10 o'clock Private
Waterman :. j. Smith discovered a man'at
a rear window of Alsop. Mosby a Co.'s
dry goods house, Main street. near Four
teenth. The man attempted 10 escape, and
the Waterman fired two shots at him,
neither Of which took effect. lie then ran
after him and took him III custody. The
man had succeeded in prizing open the
window and putting his hands between the
bars. lie had taken out four bolts Of cot
ton. lie will be before the Police Justice
fn-tnx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Parisians have lately been entertained
by a remarkable artist, who displays
wonderful skill in her peculiar form Of
painting. With plates Of various colored
sand before her, she takes the sand in
her right hand and causes it to fall in
beautiful designs upon a table. 4 bunch
OF grapes Is pictured with violet sand, a
leaf with green sand, the stalk with
brown sand, and relief and shadows by
other sands; when the work Is brushed
away bouquet Of roses and therobiects
are represented with the same dexterity
and delicacy.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

The Union Pacific Railway, THE over
land Route has equipped its trains with
dining cars Of the latest pattern, and on and
after August 18th the patrons Of is fast
trains between Council Bluffs and Denver
and between Council Bluffs and Portland.
Ore, will be provided with delicious meals.
the best the market affords, perfectly served.
at 10 cents each. Pulman's Palace Car Com
pany will have charge Of the service on
these cars.-ady,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

The ambulance was summoned yesterda,
90 attend the following:
At II O'Clock 70 a colored man on Seven.
teenih street who had chill. lie was sent
home--l2i3 Byrd street.
AT i:fO 10 a man al CARRIERS stables who
had cut his foot.
AZ 1:25 10 the First police station. whore
"a man had been carried who had stumbled
IN the street. fallen, and cut his forehead.
lie Was taken 10 the almshOuse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
DANCE AND SUPPER.
An Enjoy able Affair Mt the American
Hotel

An Enjoy able Affair at the American
Hotel.
4 delightful dance was given last evening
al the American Hotel 10 number of III
vited guests. Dancing was kept mp 10 %
late hour and a splendid supper was served.
The following ladies participated ~ the
dance: Miss lila Atkinson. blue CHINA
silk and diamonds: Miss jeanette Atkinson,
cream China silk and pearls; Miss Daisy
Atkinson. cream China silk and pearls;
Miss Ivy Potts. blue albatross; Miss Louie
jones. black lace, cut steel ornaments and
smilax: Miss Rita WaggOner. green idille
and point lace: Mrs. Albaugh. grey SIX ana
diamonds: Miss Mollie hImbrough, black
moire. ostrich feather trimmings and hya-
cinths: Miss BERTHE OSWALD, black lace ANA
diamonds; Mrs. Colbert, black velvet; Mrs.
j. II. Teasdale. black silk and flowers
Miss Emmie McGOwan. blue silk with cream
overdress: Miss Addie McGOwan, cream
China silk WA crystal trimmings; Miss
I0ttie James. cream China silk and pearls;
Miss Ilopson Kirby, cream faiile and roses
Mrs. :. A. Wagner, black lace ana JON
Quils: Mrs. 4. ID. Atkinson. black lace;
Miss 4. H. Mitchell, cream satin and lace;
Miss Juliette Card0za. red faille and lace;
Mrs. W. X. Bache, black lace and dia-
mOnds: Messrs. Cabell. DAVIS, Duke.
Joyner, Collyer, Parrish, Tucker. johnson.
Barrett. Albaugh, Dalton. Jones, Nas-
cOner, Atkinson and Ieasdale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

The revival services. conducted by Rev.
j. +. HutsOn, at Pine-Street Church are
growing in interest. The house was filed
10 an overflow Thursday night, and after an
interesting and tender appeal from the text
''liemember, the words Of the Lord Jesus.
how he said a dozen or more arose for
prayers. and two were received for baptism.
The meeting continueslto-night and during
now xV.ak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
4 Letter from Eev.J. y. Hawthorne, Of
Atlanta. Ca.

Thousands Of my Southern friends know
what sufferer from catarrh have been.
six months ago. by the advice OF my ply
sicians. / gave up the passionate. / nave
used TWO bottles OF " Kings Royal 6crmc-
fnur.r ard while ! cannot say that ann
completely cured. ] DO affirm that it has 81
nr relieved me ! experience no pam nor
discomfort
feel it 90 bee my duty TO say also that the
effect. of this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful; She
bias been almost "a lifelong invalid from
nervous headache. neuralgia and rheuma.
tism. ln period OF thirty years She ha'
scarcely had "a days exemption irom pain
She has been using Germeteur' about tM'
months. a more complete transformation
nave never witnessed. Every symptom
OF disease has disappeared. She appears c
lc twenty years younger. and is happy AND
playful ms 10 healthy child. We have per-
snaded many of our afflicted friends to take
The medicine. and the testimony OF All o
them is that 20 is a great remedy
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
dNunf0. Go,, JNfy l2fb, 1850.
For sale hy an druggists.
Price. $3.50 per bottle.
OWENS e. MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite p0stOflice, Richmond, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Thr Powers-Taylor Drug Company was
chartered yesterday 10y Judge Wexford in
the Circuit Court. Fhe object Of the com
pany is 10 carry on the drug and chemica
business. The capital stock is 20 be moi
less than 100000, nor more than $500. 200
and the company may Own twenty-five acre.
of real estate. The officers are: Robert "
Powers. president; Edgar ID. Taylor, secre
tary and treasurer. Directors: The above
aud Messrs Robert l.. Powers, Thomas II
Fox, and W. G. LYMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Mrs. WinslOw's soothing syrup should ai-
uays be used when children are cutting
teeth. Do relieves the little sufferer hi once
BE- produces natural. quiet sleep Dy relieving
Nle child from pain, and the little cnerul
nwakes as "hr.eht as 20 button 10 is Neil
pleasant iO taste. Do soofhos the child soil'
ems thc gums. allays ali pain, relieves Wind
lfgulltn The bowels lnu Us lne best knoWn
remedy for diaucU3, whether arising from
f.ethlns or other GAUGES. twenty-five cents
I bottle. Iu lh,-aUW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

UNION HOUSE,
Frank N0rrip. Pop ic'or.
Falls City, Neb., Jan. ,, lS,''
rptrNp CouFN. Fourteenth and Main
streets. Richmond. Va;
We took the coats ont Yesterday ana we
never saw lot Of coats fit the way they
did. An III elegant with the exception o.
one. They are made great, and 20 say thsi
,,e are more than pleased with them would
be putting it iu mild form. our parade
Is elegant. wore them yesterday FOR inc
first time, and our business last night was
lust double for what we look tor. l Will
send Won one of our dodgers just as soon a.
wc eet new l0t run OIL The plate was ail
rieht and we viii DO for YOU all we cam
Yours Truly.
ELLSWORTH COOK.
&C. A DIS Miustrcl-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
90 ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Mysterious Attack ON a Farmer on an
Ohio Highway.

AKRON, ONO. January lO.-As Herman
>ingletary. "A Talmadge farmer, was driving
o. this city this morning, hewas approached
from behind los "a man on horseback, VINO
after calling out. "Nou are the man who
killed my chum." fired two shots and then
fed one Of the balls passed through sim
eletary's hat and the other erazcd his coal
sleeve. ON New Years night q burglar en-
tered Singletary's house and stole so. As
the thief was leaving, Singletary fired seye
raj shots at him, and the fellow cried ont a-
il hit, but made MS escape. 10 is thought
the burglar must have died afterwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Of Virginia held q meeting last NIGHT at the
residence of Rev. Dr. William +. Hatcher
90 consider the site Of the institution. 10
was decided i0 place Do not west oi lhe Blue
Ridge or east ~ Richmond. and on q farm
of fr0m 80 60 300 acres. Dr. Hatcher was
chosen chairman ol inc committee. and re-
quests that an cities and towns in the linn
is named, dce,fou, of securing The orphan
age, make application for 10 within ihe next
twenty dlan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

NEW YORK, January 1O.-Dayid Dudley
Field. In an address before the Reform
Club tonight on "SOme Represensiblc Pfac-
tees Of American Government" dwelt
upon what he termed the evils OF bribery a.
elections, Of the spells system and Of the
protective tariff. lie especially condemned
the latter as an unwise and harmful at
tempt By Congress % resuiaie the industry
OF the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

The board OF governors Of the Masonic
Home has organized with MIR. A. G.. Bah
cock president. Major a. IL. Courtney vice
president, Mr.. John ;. Elicit treasurer. and
Mr. ". y. lSaacs secretary. The other gov
errors are, in addition 10 the above, except
iho secretary. Hon. VIM. lOyenstein and
hcssrs. ID. j. Weisiger, b. X. Wexford, Jr.
!. $. Tower j. Thompson Brown and George
N. Ray. The following committees have
been appointed; On By-Laws-A. r..
Courtney, B. K. Wexford, Jr, John :.
Elicit. and ID. j. Weisiger ON Site-A. X.
Courtney. -. j. Weisiger, j. Thompson
Brown, William Loyenstein, and ]. ;.
Tower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

The funeral Of Mr.. Henry M0a. Of Balii
more. father Of Mrs. Charles OBJ. C0war
din, of this city, took place Thursday.
Mr.. darcy Paul, native of Nirsini1
was buried al Baltimore Thursday.
Mr.. G. J.. Voolfolk. treasurer Of Orange
county. was at the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. J. F. IIargraye. Of Lexington, y. G..
is i'm the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

RODTU Died. yesterday. January nII.
JOHN n. BOOTH aged iOfty-.ir Nt1fs.
Funeral Will take pIac. from 20. james
Church TODAY january NOD. ht ID Nr.'ch.
F1Isnis and ac1uainfau as iuYlclionIfrni.
ponrRT-.-u.cd. ou fho evening uf janu.
arv 10Th. mt 1915 O'Clock. SITS. hottlI
Exits.
ihc ren1ins NIn he fakcn to poifn0lf.
flr lnformcnt on sunday morning.
HOWfF.-ulef. yesterday afternoon. .i
O'Clock. 600 DIS fathers residence. 81 ID
IAWHEACE. youngest SON OBJ NiliiiN Ntl'
il's remains viii Doe takon 20 Charlotte.
Vile o. J. lrtFrmcuf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

This is beyond question the most success
mI Cnulh Medicine we have ever sold. a
f.w doses invariably cures the worst cases of
Cough. Group ana BrOuchitl while iis wou-
Ier.nl success, BOZ Cine cure OF Com umpilon ls
without % parallel ln the history of medicine.
Since lfs fist discovery DO has been sold o. u
nunrautce.H test which no timer medicine can
stand. DO you huye Cough, we earnestly
ask YOU tO trv it Price. 90 cents and u.
sample hoti as free. sold hy Bodeker Broth
rrs and 81 " ~neill. s. co., corner Of ilitn
and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

NEW ORLEANS, January l0.-At5P. NJ.
to-day, a ny wheel in the small dynamo
room Of the Louisiana electric light plant
broke, killing Joseph Dosben. an Oiler. The
accident left the city in darkness until . Z.
NJ, when duplicate machinery was st in
motion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

The first annual reunion OF the Typo
thclae Ina celebration 0i The birthday Of
Ben. Franklin, printer, will De held no riz-
zinl's on Friday, January 18th, 1900. az
d O'Clock. The committee consists OF 4. H.
FERGUSON, }. A. pizziui. and Everett Wad-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Ata meeting Of the Stuart Horse Guards.
held AZ ls headquarters Thursday evening.
Filtt Lieutenant Samuel REGISTER was
unanimously elected as captain 81 the
from. Ia place II Captain Charles r.
EukeF, resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
GrNrlr,mx-l have used Or. Daylds'

GKNrLFaiEN-I have used Or. Dlyids
Cough syrup for some months, and think D
has done me more good than any other meet
icinc taken yet. Ny disease was asthma
and bronchitis of long standing. ANON
Tine multiplicity of remedies for these DIS
eases. ] think Or. Davds is the he't-a
simple remedy. and it- c0mponcut- not @.
900 Injurious. IN gives mo pleasure % ad.
my testimony 90 DO. efficacy.
Very respectfully
u. l.. DAVIS. superintendent
OF Richmond City Water Works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

Why ID 90 many peop'o Ve sec around "a.
seem to frCief Iu suffer anl h' mIiC mf.efa-
Die by Indigestion. Consumption Dizziness.
TOES 90 Appetite. Coming % Of the FCnl.
Yellow skin, when Tor s5 costs we Vii tOii
.hem shiloh system Nltat1er. rlarlut. sli
Co cure ELI. sold ifF EllcA.f HrolhclA atol
-. 81. she'll & CO. cort er ~ tilIhand Mef-
shall ffrects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11
OR WEEK ENDING JANUARY II, 1880
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD or
HIGH TIDE AT
SAILED

Berkshire, Foster. Providence. general car
go. lanyllle. Eiliups. Baltimore, general caI-
20.
SAILED.
Caroline Miller, Ryder. New York. general
cargo; steamship Charlotte, ickle, Balti.
more general cargo. steamship Berkshire,
Foster. Providence. general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JANUARY TO-
ARRIVED.
steamship Chatham, Baltimore, and sailed
Tor Norfolk. merchandise; steamship Ardan-
roiW. New Orleans O. go /; steamship Sut-
sex. Norfolk, 60 load merchandise.
sAfLEr.
steamship Amcrafh. Liverpool, meichan-
Us am>hlp Oladl0lus, Bremen, cl'led.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

The Governor appointed yesterday DIR. G..
T.. Waller surgeon 10 the cOnyicts employed
oD the Roanoke and Southern Railroad m
Henry county Vicc DR.. &. T., smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-11

RFuIss- WILLIAMS. - Married. af ~.
ra,s.si Church. January TN. by Rev. r. 81
pashiell assisted by Rev. >. ietefkln. ST..
III IOCkhKf Bt MISS 90 Hiss tlANE
] pn<DltfDgE WILLIAMS.