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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
CHRISTIAN WOMEN.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF The
ASSOCIATION.

Election Of Onicers-A Pleasing H""'''
by REV. Dr. ". W. rnndrum-Ihe saw
ings Bank-Rcports submitted ~ '"'
Onlcers and Adopted.
The animal meeting Of the Woman >
Christian Association was held yes'e'u"'
afternoon nj the second Baptist Church. a
laryo number Of ladies interested in this no
Die work were preseet, also several men,
DR.. :. $. Lambeth, Of the Broad-street
Methodist Church. opened the meeting with
rra,er. Mr-. Joseph Bryan. the president
of,he association, read her annual report.
3, was an excellent one, and showed thai =
rreaf work had been done during the PAST
year by ihi. devoted band of CHRISTIANS I'D
caring for unfortunate and helpless Noi''',. ).
I'M the report the president spoke tenn,
of the faces that were missed ailon- '-i
audience. and in touching manner r.
ferrad ~ fbo Chri-iianiies that bound the
a4.oeiafion together. and pictured am even
.rludor work for the coming year lIe
ladies who composed the association "0"l'
continue earnestly in the WORK.
sFcRErARY's REsORf
Mrs. William simpkin, the secretary OF
fha association. read the report oi Iie "u-
,,f..ion committee. OF which she IS chair
man Also the reports Of the following
nmniovment committee. Mrs. ?. II. boy KIN
chairman: lunch committee, Mrs ~. M'
Harrison. chairman; house committee MIS-
Lewis Frayser. chairman; library commit
foo Mrs. Ellen Gray. chairmani hnance-
Mrs. S. -. Wilson. chairman. All the re-
ports showed their respective departments
90 Doe in good condition.
oh. LAsBErH's ADDRESS.
Dr. IS. IS. Lambeth made a brief but very
inforo.iinr address. he warmly c0nyialu-
lated me ladies upon the good work tney
wore accomplishing. Tie said that DE con-
.iderrl the name of the Association taulo-
LOGICAL. for II 10 was w0mcn's ass0cia-
zion 10 was presumably Christian ohe'
and II 10 was Christian association
ID followed chat 10 was "a wOmon's ass0eia-
zion. In AN the Christian institutions ODD
The State women were either directly or in-
directly connected. There are no Christ 9n
examinations bob The world not inspired by
WUmeu'- efforts.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing year: Mrs. Joseph Bryan. pftsioen i'
Air-. William -mpkin. spending Sec
r.tnrv: Mrs. ~. b. Williams. treasurer
Mrs. s. n. Christian. recording secretary
and the. following F.cc-presideni-; Mrs.
T.. g.. Eun.u. of the Episcopal
Church: Nrs Frank Minor. of tho
Methodist Church; Mrs. ". >. Pitcher
Baptist: Mrs. VI. IS. Quarles, Christian
Church: Mrs. Trueman A. Parker, of the
pre-byforilu Church. Mrs. ,imOns. of the
Roman Catholics. and Mrs. W. ii. lleas-
ants. OF ihe Friends Church.
A savings bank has been established in
connection with the association which i.
under the charge of Miss Grace Arranis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
THE DENTAL BOARD.
Meeting for the Examination Of Candi-
dates.

dates.
The State Board Of Dental Examiner.
met in the Office Of the clerk Of the House
OF Delegates Yesterday afternoon. Their,
were present DR.. J. Hall Moore, president
Dr. W. II. Ihackst0n, DR.. James X. Wood
ley, and DR.. ". N. Lingrick, secretary.
ON motion of Or. Shackston, AFTER con,
sultatiOn and discussion, il was agreed that
all examinations OF candidates should be
In writing instead OF orally, provided that
this should not be taken as precedent fOl
future action. The questions were select.
ed, &c.
The act in relation 10 those who may prac.
tie dentistry reads, a. amended by the re-
cent session Of the Legislature.
From and after the passage OF this act Il
shall be unlawful for any person 10 engage I'm
the practice of dentistry In the Common
wealth OF Virginia. OF 70 assist In the practice
OF dentistry az either assistant or cmplOye. OF
10 receive license from any commissioner OF
revenue, unless such person has graduated
and received diploma nom the faculty of "a
reputable Institution whore this specially Is
taught, and chartered under the authority OF
some one Of the United STATES, or Of a foreign
government, acknowledged as such, and
shall have obtained q certificate from the
board Of examiners dul, appointed under
the provisions Of section one thousand
seven hundred and sixty-eight OF Code OF
eighteen hundi "a and elghty-sevon 10 issue
such certificates; provided, that persons who
shall be engaged Ina the practice OF dentistry
IN the Commonwealth Of Virgin a or the first
day OF January, eighteen hundred and ninety
and who shall comply with The require mems
or section one thousand seven hundred ana
seventy four Of this act shall be otherwise
exempt from the provisions Of this section:
and provided further, that nothing onfmned
IN this section shall prevent student VINO Is
pursuing a regular course Of insfi uction from
90 "A
qualified az herein provided. or shall prevent
shy authorized physician or surgeon from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

The Rev. II. NJ. Wharton Will conduct the
mems meeting 40 J.. VI. next Sunday. The
reputation of Dr. Wharton as "a speaker is "a
sufficient guarantee of large and enthusi-
aslic meeting.
The elocutlon class of the association viii
give am entertainment Thursday evening.
April 10th. in the Y. NJ. &. A. Han. This
class hls been conducted through the VIM
ter by Miss Lillian Arnold, the talented cl0-
cutiOnist. Able assistance viii he rendered
tho Young men in ihis undertaking by Misc
Arnold. pupils from her private Glasses and
hy outside talent. The novelty OF Tine cu-
tertainmont Will De- an Illustrated poem.
with string quartet accompaniment. The
programme. which is itch and varied. will
DE announced iu detail later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
this company was held 40 ID NJ. yesterday
40 the office of Major James II. Dooley. nos
east Nam street. ON motion OF Major
D0oley. Mr. John - Elicit was made chair
man and Mr. George j. Rogers secretary of
the meeting The president, Major Jane.
II. D00'cv. submitted bis report.
which showed prosperous cul-
dIton of fhe company, which was
adopted. One thousand copies were
ordered TO Dee printed Major D0oiey wa.
unanimously elected president. and the fol-
lowing directors. for ihe ensuing year. Viz:
james III. Dooiey. Joseph Bryan. T.. ID.
Christian. Jno. b. Purcell, Moses MiiAiser.
j. >. Montague and lh0s. VI. Rutherford.
At q meeting of the directors. the follow
ing officers were elected by them. jno. b.
Purcell, yice-presideut; Geo. j.. Rogers.
secretary; and Joseph Bryan, treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
FOUND IN THE DOCK.



Grave by "a stevedore.
The dock yielded mp another victim yes
terday, and at the present rate 10 viii soor
rival the river Thames. making allowanc,
for the comparison in the population be-
tween London and Richmond. The man
this time was found about O'Clock at tht
foot Of Iweniy-ihird street by Joseph
Brooks, c0l0red steyodOre employed around
the dock. lie was white man. apparently
thirty on thirty-iye, with dark hair and
full. dark brown mustache. lie bad On "a
dark blue suit Of clothing, was about me-
dunn height. and of spare build.
no one as yet has Identified him. but
opened letter, found in his pockets are adj
dressed 20 james &. Palmer, Richmond, Va
and came from Maryland, and 10 is c0n-
icctured that De halls from that place. I'm
one Of The letters the writer hopes that he
palmer has gotten over his last spree. so
ID is reasonable tO say that the deceased eoi
drunk, and not knowing where DE was
going, leil in the dock.
The body had beer i'm the water several
days. Coroner Taylor after looking at ihl
corpse, sent it out 10 the Almsh0use 90 Dol
held for identification.
In this instance Ike many others the per-
sons finding the body at once began 20 search
the pockets of the deceased. This Is c0n-
trary 10 the law. no move should Dee made
by anyone until the coroner arrives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
aAMr rnAr WONT WORK.
Foolish People Fishing with stale and
Iouldy Ciestnuts.

Foolish People Fishing With stale and
fI0uldy Chcstnuts,
Some people nowadays must certainly
take the public for pack of fools by am
n0uncing in Dig flaming magnetic print
that they can Do more for the people than
any other person ou the face of the globe.
Now ID is just this in plain language. IT
"a man has got the lucre, and can afford 20
pay spot cash for large quantities of what
he may require his money is just as good
as any body else's, be can obtain
the same privileges as though be was
D.. Alexander the Great" But here is the
truth of the matter, the merchant who buys
for SPOT cash in big quantities and has no
big rent and foolish expense 90 endure,
and wishes 20 multiply and cultivate
custom is the one deserving Of
ihe puhlic's patronage, and one Of
those merchants is 0ur new estimable
citizen. the =. %. =. q. Hall proprietor who
viii sell hrst-class fashionable taiior-made
clothing for So per cent. under those whose
expenses are enormous. Remember. don't
be- taken in by loud spreading advertise
ments because they are well baited, but go
where y0u buy the cheapest, and that place
10 buy clothing il at the corner OF Broad
and Third streets. in the city Of Richmond,
and don't you forget 10, please.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
w. W. TURNER OF LOUISA.
The Last Courier of the Army of Nor
thcrn Virginia.

The Last Courier of the Army of Nor
thcrn Virginia.
4 reader Of THE TIMES sends the follow
ing interesting piece of news for publica-
ton:
W. W. Turner, Of Apple Grove, Louisa
county, Va, was mustered into service I'M
1862. and was soon afterwards detailed as a
courier for General Robert J.. Lee. He re-
manned IN that position tin the surrender az
AppOmattON. General Lee asked Major
Richardson 10 detail ten of the courier, 90
accompany him ON his h0meward march 90
Richmond. As they passed through Sec
tiOns which brought the men nearer 20 their
homes the old commander told them 10 go
TO their several homes. They did so one on
one till Turner became the sole body-euard
of the old hero. The third days ride brought
them to the residence of Charles Carter Lee.
in pOwhatan county, brother Of the General
The morning of the fourth day they started
In the direction of Richmond. and after go-
ING about a mile the General refined un
his horse and said 20 Turner, Courier.
they have all left me bat you, and reckon
YOU had want 20 20 home too, 10 see Your
dear Ones.n Turner told hum that as long
as he was of any service To him. ne was
willing 20 stand bv him. General Lee told
him that he could get along without him.
and that as he Clumer) had "a good horse.
il be went with him he might be taken from
him. lie was advised 90 cross the river and
steer clear of the public roads. They shook
hands and separated, the eyes Of both filled
with tears.
The old courier who had followed him
through the smoke of many a conflict.
treasures up the iondest recollectOns of
the great leader, and / would suggest that
the committee of arrangements viii send a
special invitation % the man who served
him 10 the last, 10 be present at the unyeil-
ing Of the statue. Address him as above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

extracting teeth for any one suffering from
tCothache.
Every person practising dentistry In the
Commonwealth ofNirglnia Al the time ofthe
passage oi this act, shall register his naP1
and pOst-oflice address, together WIZ 'ne
name OF the college from which be fs Hthd-
uatc. or the length of time he-has been pfac.
iisiuG In this Commonwealth. with the board
OF examiners hciQrD~fenewing his nc nsfi
ana ~ shall be-tffc duty Of the board 90 issue
10 each eSr-On 20 registering certificate OF
icgIslF11lon stamped with the seal OF tne
Ip~srd. but no fee shall be collected by inc
board from persons so registering
The board adopted the following;
LIST. Resolved That the thanks Of the said
Board Of pcntal Examiners hc rendered inc
Hon Taylor Berry. senator from the Am
hcisi district, for the aid and assistance gwen
by him In procuring the amendmcis Of the
law regulating tie practice Of dentistry in
she Commonwealth OF Virginia
2d. Resolved. That the atOvc resolution be
entered upon our records. and that copy OF
the same be forwarded the Hon. Iayo Berry
~ the secretary Of the board.
The board meets this morning at l0o'clock
10 begin the examination Of candidates TOT
/ permission 30 practice dentistry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

The usual quiet OF Fifth and Baker streets
was somewhat disturbed last night about
o'clock. when twas circulated around thai
neighb0rhOod that "a man suddenly dropped
dead. Inquiry elected the fact that the
man was Oliver Quarles. an old and respect
ed colored man. who. going out IN his back
yard. stumbled ana fell. When he wa.
picked mp hc was breathing his last. and
died "A few minutes after being carried Boz
the house, S0l north Filth street. Coroner
Taylor was 40 once notified, and deemed au
inquest unnecessary. His diagnosis was
that the man died Of heart disease. The
deceased was under PHYSICIANS charge al
the time Of his death. He leaves sister.
who is now living IN WasAInginn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

II N. SMITH. JR.,
FOR COMMoNwEALTHs ATrORNhi'

To the Democratic Voters Of Richmond
Among the active workers I'm our iaIyl 80, 80
wears past no one has been more cvi.P,iartf
Gus. earnest and effective then H. VI. : ~ -. 80
JK he has served the party as "a mem - ,',,,
the state Committee and Of inc ,i,,f ,,.,nf
init ee ns canvas.Hr FOR the Third di1'i,,..'
as president OF his ward club nn' SUI,
tenaent Of his ward. ZEE has suffered p'i "a I.
cutlOn for his party cause in the ivllh IN ~
prosecution before the Federal courts. IL
rei-wOrknrs checrfuilv accord 10 niN, w
chief credit for the brilliant success pm '''. .,
son ward in the last election. ne "it.'i..1,
and directed the fight ln iicnrco county,
which resulted in our victory there ,,.,..
DE n graduate Of the college at bi..N -
burg bachelor OF law oi the lhlftiei'st W.
Virginia. and has Tnclicei bis pioi'e'i'"
successfully for ten years. al.
He has never before asked Hn}ihlnk on ~
party. and now ospircs io an Once lui WIZ
10 Is conceded he Is particularly wen l".i
fled. 10 has too Oflcn been the case iu"t li'
active workers ln the party have neeh oN'i
looked Dob the distribution of tnc oucee'
Whatever may Doe the result OF tnls 'i'.
tinu. DO clnuOf shake Air. -mith's deFniloh 'p
his patty. but tine Democratic voters pre- NJ
od ID consider what effect their ndNefre ut,,
cisiOn might have upon That large anu N0'lN'
cias.-fhe active workers Of tne party, .
This card is submitted 90 ihe puolle WIN
ont tho knowledge Of Mr.. smith py ..
nnD3f HIS FELLOW WVlthEls7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
VI. l.. Spotswood. For Recollection TUT
Commonwealth ATTORNEY.
nd the pemocratie Voters Of Rlohm0nd !.

To the Democratic Voters Of Richmond
This gentleman has occupied the position
Of Commonwealth Attorney for nearly TWO
wears, and has performed his duties IN =
faithful and efficient manner. For the short
time he has held thi. Office he has made "
splendid attorney, and with his present eX,
pericnce and record 10 is certain that nc VII
In the future be better qualified 70 perform
those duties than in the past.
We is a true and tried Democrat, ana ever
since 1872 has been a useful and energetic
member Of the party. giving ilOerally ih nl'
campaigns OF his time, labor and money.
These are facts well known 10 the party
hut as he considered Doe was only dong hi
duty 10 the party he has never boosted Of d.
Colonel -p0tswood is good la"l er ana .
,oed urosccuting attorney: firm and just
faithful and conscientious; thoroughly iu
corruptible. and q gentleman 40 ali times
let ms by our votes keep him I'D the oilc'
of Commonwealth Attorney. which at THE
time Is the most important Office 10 De- filled
MANY VOTERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 2.-Rhodes 6
Brothers. owner, and operators of the A.
tom. KnoWlton and West Branch mills, Dol
Aston township. Delaware county, manu-
featuring dOeskins. shirlIn1-. domestics and
Jeans. and employing one thousand per
sons. made au assignment to-day tO The
Delaware County Trust Company. n,
statement is published bat the assets are
large. and DO is believed that If reasonable
terms are made by creditors the concern can
ultimately resume business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

The Committee on the Improvement OF
James river, met at q yesterday evening IN
the Council Chamber. Not having a quo
rum, after waiting half an hour, the COM
mittee adjourned.
The committee on First Market. met in
o'clock =. NJ. only the usual routine bust
ness was transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
SUNDAY BASEBALL.
THE RlCHMONDS ARE GOING TO
PLAY a GAME.

The Hamiltous Defeat the Home Team
i,y a score OF 30 to 5-Othcr Points Of
Interest About the Diamond Here and
Elsewhere
The game Of bali which took place yestei-
day afternoon between the llamiltons ana
Richmonds az Island Park, was another
doubtful affair as regards amusement; iof
bau.nlavinr is not amusing unless the
nlavcrs have fewer errors than those OF
Yesterday. The fielding Of the Richmonds
was not good. while the llamiltons showed
ND excellently. Kahn, as cenire-heldef'
ia too LIGHT for his position, and cannot be
depended upon as a thrower TO any Of the
bases. Foster is also a better batter than a
fielder. and Kelley is yet a new man, but is
expected 10 show mp we'll.
But the Richmond battery lost the game
/ FOR tine Ricbmonds. Widgin played mi-ei-
ably from the very start. catching uui very
few Of Ouarles' balls. and bis throwing 10
second was "a dismal failure. lie never lh
| an of his throws down. put the ban any
whore near the second baseman. and often
I M
dav an tine bat. but he is not "a very good SEE
cond baseman. O'R0urke. the shorislnp- as
sisfs Hill grvat deal. and il 10 were not TOT
him. the second bascman would not 40 %
well as be does.
QULRIEs' PITCHING.
Ouarles pitched n good game, but as be
had no one 20 catch him, ID can hardly ne
expoctod that De showed up well. smith.
j D..
,ion Tor the first time yesterday. and dld
very well. One game is hardly suiiicicnt
Though 10 Judge q man. but be moves about
the fcfl like player of ball. and not IN ihe
half-sleeuy STYLE peculiar 10 some OF hi7
brother players. o.,
Tho Iiamiltons played good ball. They
handle fhe stick nicely and field with great
deal of ouicknoss and Judgment sprogell
and Roche were their first battery, ana lhel
nlav brilliantly. Roche makes % beautiful
throw 20 second. and brings in each throw
some splendid work by Powell. second base-
and Miller. short stop.
wON APPROVAL.
These latter players are very good DID Do.
and won the approval and admiration ol goo
the spectators. AZ the beginning OF INC
sixth inning the llamilions changed ineif,
battery. IafOuche went into the box. ana
was caught by Iuohy. B5'in men
showed up equally as well as Their
predecessors. LatOuche. if anything. pitch
ing profiier BAH than spro .'i.
A. was said before. if the battery %. ile
Richmonds bad been better, the hchm nds
would have won the game. Another to0d
point they could make would De io learn
more about playing together and moving
quicker This last is one Of their greatest
falings but as soon as the CLUB gel iuliy Or
ganized and the players learn each other
WAYS better. no doubt TINS viii Doe rcmcdicd.
Following is the score;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

Isit not worth the small price oil IS cents
10 free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing eOmplaints2 ifyou think 80, cal
at our store and get a hottie OF >huNh'n VIAL
izer. livery bottle has printed flasnnlee
an n Use accordingly. and II 10 does you ~
rooi IL will cost YOU nothing. SOLD uy 10 '
ker brothers and III. NJ. shields Cor coiD B
OF Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

Ono.

An subscribers for the stock Of the CEN
THAICIIl lNpHDN MfNI COMPANY arc
notified that. iu accordance with The prov
-Ious of fhe eunscrIp Iuus. the FIRST payment
OBJ 2l DIR cent. I- c.lDy called for. to De- paid
Orb fIe order 0i A. ". iaiieH. the trustee
named ht the subscription committee. Or
Or IalOl. Iuc 1Iu Ola Oi april. 1900. ana enc
said payment viii Doe received uf LyuchDufa
lv fho cashiers Oi the National Exchange
First National and Lyl chbl-~, National
Banks. ABB Roanoke hy tne cashiers Oi tht
Commercial National and Ciuzfns Banks
af Richmond hY tuc cashiers nf iue cry and
Citizens Banks. and no. buchanan hy W. -
Thompson.
All Subscribers must Doe present iu person
or bf proxy. t0 take part in ine oraani 1alion
of tle said company, ON ile lUin day ol
AIrIl. 1880. 90 the rooms ut The Y. ID. a.. a.
iu the clty OBJ itnrllurl. ai the hour OBJ 4 T.
81. or forfeit The rguI lu subscribe. ANA hi|
are therefore requested % sign Che power ol
attorney. which viii accompany each receipt
fO Ds gwen for the first payment.
JOHN 80. JOHNSTON,
A. =. bl FORD.
A. So. IAlILl,
j. II. ADAMS,
D.. DILLON,
rnh29-eOltd WILLIAM JOLLIfIt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

The alarm Of fire from box thirty-one,
Fourteenth aud Main streets. last night
caused much uneasiness In the minds of
the merchants who have wholesale stores
in that vicinity. The Tire was in Tobacco
alley near Fifteenth street, and was only a
slight blaze. The damage was trining.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

General Wade llampton's lecture at the
Academy tonight on 1.-The Cavalry Fight
al lfcVillians' should be attended by a
crowd. The lecture Will be for the benefit
OF Company {, First Virginia Regiment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

FrTs.-All Fits stopped free by Or.
hiiae's Great NcIro AssfOrtr. No lit
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and 500 trial bottle free b. fit
cases. send 70 Dr. Kline, 05l Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
LOST

7 Osr-CERTIFlCATE no. 2i9. FOE
TWO SHARES STOCK rs THE EUROPEAN
RAILWAY SIGNAL COMPANY. issued h
our name. The public Us cautioned against
trading for same. as application has beoi
mace for renewal.
IYNcmuRG. Va, Starch Us, 1890.
mnZU- fh4W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

An OppoRrrNE friend viii Dee found in
DIR. ID. Jayne's Expeciorant, when facked ny
"A severe Cold. and the many Lung or throat
Affections which sometime follow. lni7
old remedy has met the approval of TWO gen,
oraii0ns. ard is to-day as POPULAR saie' ana
elective n4 ever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03

TTOZART HALL. APRIL 3d. ofA-
VA arON WAU. HAMPTON $500 i.r..M
f.r tle benefit OF lDmUlni At, IIII
Regiment subject. ABE cav AlIf iIN
All lKENlLLlAN', Nle most IN
cavalry conflict OF tho llte arl hNN
sion. Zoe and lOe. lDt ilr IlIlHN'
rlan Dc greeted DN packed house,
no EXTRA CHARGE FOR ht-
' served eoIfs. Tickets. Doe. Ini NN'.
cml WADE HAMPTON WIl deliver D.
IIREaf tle MOZART HALL. llli i.rl' Ai
sight. APRIL 800. at 500 p. 81, I., .'l.
ent of COMPANY a.. -uMUri lli az
ALitY FIGHT AIIliEAIlLlAA~ seats f.'
served 100 thD box 0nIro un ani IiI'i .'''i.
"a Wednesday. April 1d. lh subject
tor and ihe OBJECT afc worthy 'i 1000 N'
apl-2f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
CIGARsl CIGARsW CIGARslll

FACTORY No. 1910 EAST BROAD.
100000 CIGAR, always on hand OF my
Popular Bands
fmnoffoI "~nOW Bird" NcW Ira,
"Nulunteer.r "F.rst Re imcut,'
and "Nintia.n
These cigars are made ny pmcucii me-
chanics OF the best material, and sold ht less
ft.r auction Goods. j. 4. fAIIW GOD.
,nro) ll6 east Broad street.