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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

Richmond Ciy.-M. A. Kelly to Julla
NJ. Lawrence, 40 feet on AlDemafle street.
southwest corner Belvidere, Sl,l51.
Henry II. Meyer to Julia &. Meyer. per
sOnalty, 5000. =
William Miller TO William Tobien, Jr',
II 5-12 feet on north sile Broad street, DE-
tween Fourth and Fifth, 80.
James A. Walien 70 W. {. Blake Il leel
on east side jefferson street, near Cary, 3JOo
HcRricO COUntV.-Edgar Allan TO Der
nard Wittkamp, Jr., 1913 acres three miles
east Of Richmond, $1,000.
Preston Cooke, special commissioner 10
Mary +. IlargrOye, "a feet on south slde
of Beverly street. near Randolph, S2y2.oo.
Max Greif to Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, one-hail
acre between Broad street and Grove ROAD
and right of way through land OF grantor'
$3.50. . -,
Meade llaskins. special commissioner, tc
H. C.. LYNN. 90 feet on south side ban
street. lots - and % in square =, a.
Lees plan, $3lS.
Nat. Hill TO city of Richmond's trustees
l6a feet on Nineteenth street, northwest cor
ner d. 1865 feet on q street, northeast corner
Mcchanicsylle turnpike, 5000
NJ. b. Leonard to james II. Barton, ~ lee'
on north side block {, Barton Helghls
$50.
H.C!Lym TO Ephriam Boulding - feet
on south side Blair street, between WASH
ingt0n and Garter. 5000.
Same to John lee MOsby, 20 feet on s0utl
side Blair street, between Washington anC
Carter, 5000.
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snnreme Court of AppeaIs.

Blouse against Commonwealth. Writ o
error and supersedeas refused to a Judg
ment rendered by the Corporation Court o
the city of Alexandria on the l'th OF sep
TENDER, 1890.
Smith against Commonwealth. writ o
error and supersedeas refused to ludg
ment rendered by the Corporation Court o
the city of Alexandria on the 18th Of sep
TENDER, 1880.
Davis against the Farmville and Powha
ian Railroad Company. Writ Of error an'
supersedeas refused to judgment RENDERED
by the County Court of POwhatan count!
at the July term, 1880.
Motley d Co. against Frank and others
Argued by Roosevelt Page, Esq, for appel
lants. and NJ. NJ. Gillian and X. W. Pea
tross. Esq, for appellees and submitted.
Edchal Bullion Company against co
lumbia Gold Mining Company. Passed.
Tune against fallin. Submitted.
Davis against Gordon. Set for 10Th NO
vember. -,
Whitock against Johnson. Argued by IL
q. Cannon, ESD, for appellant.
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OF INTEREST TO MARINERS.

Changes In Buoys-Removni OF Wrecks.
The notice to mariners Of the United
states Coast and Gcodetic Survey contains
the following OF interest to those VINO use
the waters OF Virginia and neighboring
states.
Chesapeake la .--tastern Bay.-New
Buoy-A rel spar buoy. NO ~. Iiis osen
piaced In 10 feet of water on the north eng oi
The shOal making out 10 the nofthWaro vi
Wade's Point. o.,
baltimore Iiarbor Entrance. --Cut-on thall-
nell Wreck and New BuOy.-An III. >. spar
buog has been placed TO mark the wreck OF
the schooner Barnes on the eastern edke Oi
cut-off Channel. and * OF mile :. y r. from
seven Foot Knoll light -,
lanes Riyer.-On Newport News W reck
and Bnoy KemOvcd.-1he ii. ,. buoy iorhi-
erlv shown 10 mark the wreck OF the fiofi"'
has been removed. -. ,,.,si,
| pampIico SOund.-Ocracoke lnlet.-SWash
Channel. Buoy MOved.-Ihe i. :. can Duoy
AT the entrance TO the Swash Channel W. =
~ from OcracOke lignt. .. l.,
- --Cape Fear RiVer.-Chanses IN
puov Numbers Numerous changes nave
been made In the numbers OF the Duoys III
this river. aud the buOys VIII be iounu ~
dicated, with the correct numbers, IN lhe
charts issued by this office after thls a"'e'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
sunday. school Work Dlscussed-Resolu-
lions Adopted.

The Virginia Christian Missionary Society
convened at the Seyenth-Street Christian
church yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
The exercises were restricted to Sunday
school work.
The body was called 10 order by Rev. +.
y. Billiard, of Lynchburg, chairman of the
convention. The enrolment OF delegates
was called, and large number OF the 2O6
churches in the state responded through
their delegates. The chairman then an
pounced the following committees:
ON credeptialsr-A.l 3D. Chandler, u. A. Alb
on resoiutions-Dr. T.. u. Pendleton, w. j.
Cooke, and X. w. vanhook.
ON plan OF Woke. A. Cole. j. W. Ellyson,
and q. Is. Dudley.
Ways and means--J. A. Spencer, A. +.
Bagby. and 7. j. Bowles
<omipations-J. +. Downing, j. ID. Ham
aker. and 7. b. Henley.
ASSISTANT SECRETARIES.
On motion Of Mr.. ). l.. Hill the following
were appointed as sssisstant secretaries OF
the convention: MIR. j. Cooke, Peter Ainslie
and Il. A. Abbott.
Dr. Il. Is. pendleton then offered resoiu-
ion looking 70 more effective method and
Work In our sunday schools. II was re-
Yierred 10 the Committee on Resolutions.
Rev. 4. II. Bagby then read an essay on
"What Methods OF Cooperation will In
crease Interest and Efficiency ia Our sun.
day-Scho0l Work In the State 20
Amer this ''fveminute" speeches We're
made BY Reys. X. V. Onser, OF Clifton
AinsIie, Of Newport News; d. A. Abbott, Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
At the Theatre.

"A Legal Wrong; or, Lost in the Trop
ics,v a scenic play Of great merit, which
has been filling the large theatres North
and West, will begin an engagement at the
Theatre Friday, ending Saturday night, in
GLIDING matinee. This play, while tech.
nically melo-dramatic, is drama of intense
action, its author showing considerable
skill in it's evolution. Furthermore, il will
be interpreted by a good company. The
storm, wreck and rescue scene is thrilling
The ohio Falls Quartette are well-balanced
and unusually good singers. The sale OF
seats begins to-day.
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Now Newspaper Project.

A number of German citizens met last
night TO consider the project Of establishing
a first-class daily German newspaper In
this city. The object is 10 furnish live,
newsy paper, as well as TO cultivate Ger
man literature; and one of the principal
features is the desire 10 encourage desirable
immigration from the Western States as
well as from the Fatberland. Ii was de-
cided to organize n joint stock company to
carry out this plan. In the event this
project is successful, it is proposed to pur-
chase the two existing German newspapers
and merge all into one publication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

The case of Robert Taylor, the Demo
cratic registrar of the Second precinct,
jackson Ward, charged with obstructing
Clinton De Priest, Republican supervisor,
from discharging his duty on the 9th day OF
last November, came up before United
states Commissioner Thomas ;. Atkins yes
terday. City Attorney c. Y, Meredith and
Captain George d. Wise appeared for Mr.
Taylor and Judge l.. c. Bristow for the Gov,
eminent. The case was informally argued
at some length by the counsel. Finally
Judge Bris,ow dismissed it, with the pro
viso it should be understood that he did not
disclaim that Republican supervisor had
the right to canvass, scrutinize, or count
the ballot.
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Salem, Virginia.

The Salem Improvement Company, which
held its first sale of lots December IL,
1889, will celebrate the anniversary OF that
great sale by Offering on December 18th
the most valuable business and residence
property in that growing city. The growth
OF salem for the past year has not only been
very rapid, but also substantial: il is now
on sold basis; inyestme nts there must
prove safe and profitable, and the coming
sale will doubtless be one OF the greatest
ever. held in the south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
1.-THE GYPSY Baron

ConreId's Comic Opera Company, which
sang at the Academy last night, is head
and shoulders above the average troupe
and "The GYPSY Baron" borders on grand
opera. The company is large, the girl'
young, pretty and beautifully costumed
ana the scenery picturesque. IEe choruse'
were rendered with commendab.e power
and spirit, the fnales were very effective
and the Amaz0nian drill cleyerly arranged
Miss Bottina Padelford i'm whom much in
terest centered, received cordial greeting
and was literally eucOred. She has good
strong voice and uses it adyantageously
The production gave general satisfaction Il
the large and fashionable audience.
Tonight it will be repeated, with Mis-
Rita Selby, a large, handsome brunette
with great voice, in the leading role.
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charlottesville, and +. =. BullOrd, Of Lynch

Charlottesville, and +. y. Bullord, Of Lynch
burg. 80, oh cin-
cinnati. and Rev r. ID. Power, OF YER
mont Avenue church, Washington, also
Row. a. l.. Wharton, the returned mis-
sionary from India, held up Kansas as an
example Of successful sunday-schooi evan
gelstlc work.
suNDAY-scHoOL WORK.
Rev. II. W. sfancil, state evangelist OF
North Carolina, then addressed the meet
ing. ,,,,,,. oocra.
tary OF North Carolina Missionary tonVen-
tjon. gave n history Of sunday-schooi work
After this speeches were made by Nessrs.
Jones. Bohannon, Hill, Mason and others.
The convention then adjourned WIN
prayer by Rev. W. :. lloye, OF Beaver
Dinner was served in the basement OF the
church.
The convention was again called TO order
at3P. NJ. by the chairman. The chair'
man then called for the report OF committees
ON motion Of Judge Garnett the Whole
matter OF the sunday evangelist was resoi.
ved into this: That the said evangelist acl
under the control Of the state Board OF the
Virginia Christian Missionary Society.
The convention adjourned for supper
which was served. like the dinner, IN the
basement of the church.
NIGHT SESSION.
The meeting at night by the {. W. u; NJ
was opened at S.15 o'clock by the chlldret
ol the Mission Boards OF the city marching
in with TWO large crosses of flowers. 10 tD'
music of their own voices. Rev. l.. a. Cut
Ter then read passage OF scripture, anu
FREY. +. ID. Power led in prayer. Aiter lht
PRAYER the children sang "Around INT
Throne of God in Heaven"
Condensed reports from missions Oh
w. b. NJ. were then given. Mrs. DurIeV
| then sang a solo. ,.-
Rev. j. Il. Tyler then introduced MIS-
Jessie Brown, of Ohio, as woman from ~ III
| o wn home, and an autboress OF rare us
| tinctiOn. -,
| Miss Brown said that her subject wOul'
be ..The Greatest Missionary Motives
| Al the close Of her address Rev. JADE
| Hall introduced Rev. e.. l.. Wharton
missionary from India, and Rev. j. Han
a returned missionary -, u
| A collection of offerings for the =. W. II
NJ. was taken up, and Rev. j. Il. Tyler di,
the begging, The total pledges ana cas-
amounted 10 Sii2.IS.
The convention then adjourned 10 con
yene again at 10 o'clock this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

Robert Il. Rober was fined s. and costs fo
assaulting William q. Carter.
Peter Cary, charged with breaking int
Bernard. Schepper's house at night TO commi
larceny, was sent on to the lusting'
Court.
John Wyatt was fined $50 and costs fol-
assaulting his wife, sarah Wyatt, and was
required 10 give security.
John Spencer was sent to Jail for foul
months for stealing a bag Of flour from thu
CALICO Mills.
John Current was fined s. for assaultni
James Quinn.
J. Ii. HobgOOd and G.. T. Mason were eacl
fined s. for assaulting NJ. Carter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
Resolutions of Respect to the Memory OF
John J. Wilson.
TOBACCO EACHANWhi I
WEDNESDAY,, November IL, 1890 J

TOBACCO EACHANbhi
WEDNESDAY,, November IL, 1890
Mr.. william e.. Miller. vice-president OF
the Tobacco Trade, called the meeting 10
order and announced 10 the Trade the deatl
~ .John j Wilson. one Of the Oldest ana most
highly esteemed members. and SAID tnat me
Chair would be glad to know the sense oi lhe
Trade In respect TO the just
made. , 49,. -
Captain Maxwell 4 Clarke moved that a
committee be appointed 10 DRAFT suitable res
olutlons, which motion was duly seconded
and the Chair appointed Messis. Maxwell J.
Clarke. James IL. IIudglove, and James l
Parkinson, which committee reported as lol'
lows: - 1000
whereas we have Just heard Of the deaf
Of our esteemed friend and associate John j.
Wilson, 10 Is az once right and our desire 10
bear testimony to his many traits Of cha rae
ter which caused him 20 be esteemed by all
who knew him: and. therefore.
Resolved, That M the death OF our Ola
friend and felOw-member. John j. wilson
we recognize the loss OF one whose career In
lie was marked by upfightness In bis bust
ness and extraordinary genlality and alec
| tiOnateness OF disposition.
| Resolved, That we tender 10 his family ouI
sinccrest sympathy in their bereavement.
MAXWELL 4. CLARKE.
j. +. PARKINSON,
JAMES III. HARDGROvf.
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City Circuit Court.

A charter was granted in the City Circuit
Court yesterday TO the Towards Grove De
yelopment Company. The capital stock is
to be not more thar $4,000. The officers
are: l.. A. Burwell, president; NJ. A. Win
ter, general manager; q. Norris Shuman,
secretary and treasurer. Counsel, Phil. Is.
SHIELD. Directors: The above and II. l..
Pelouze and w. +. Richardson. Richmond,
and Athens Winter, Hartford, Conn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

WILSON Died al his home: 6o3 north
rsrtn tuesday. November llth, JOIN =
,vit s,',S in the seventy fourth year of ms
age. ..,,.,, AFTER NOON nj
q a,cInr,a from his late residence.
utrIoN-pied. November 18Th. az
o,a,oc- a ~. nj The residence Of his iather-
in.I9w. +. &. Jones, No. 500 north ADAMS
street. John IT, DILLON, age thirty ye ,l SO.
Funeral from Gracs-stree lincI Erie, ~
and and acnuainrances OF the family are invited
10 attend. -,
TOMpkINS November the lltn'
CHRIST OPHER. youngest son OF Ut. Shia ,',.,,
nher ana Bessie McCaw lompkins' "eeu
twenty-One months. -. t,.o,Lttn
street. THURSDAY, November l3th' az l
O'Clock A NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

AT the sale of lots in the Winfield Scot
property, lust west of the Exposition
Grounds, yesterday afternoon. the auc
tioneer was Mr.. j. Thompson Brown. \
lot on Railroad avenue, with the privilege
Of the block. was put up, and it was knock
ed out to Mr.. +. \. Cary at So per foot, wh'
took a block. A lot on Brookland street
with privilege Of rest Of the block. was ther
offered and purchased by Mr.. A. Gay Fore
at $3.50 per foot, and he took the rest OF The
block. Marshal-street lots were sold L
Mr.. j. +. Bryant at $50 per foot. AT TIM
point the auctioneer, for the sake OF healtl
and cOmfort-ran was falling-adjournet
the sale until to-day at the same hour, whel
the rest of the property will be sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
Personal Mention.

The Misses Wilcox Brown. of Baltimore,
are the guests Of their aunt, Mrs. PerOnneau
Brown, at Mrs. Duyal's, Third and Franklin
streets.
The Misses Stewart, Of "BrOOk Ill.,"
gave a dinner last night in honor of DIR.
Armistead Wexford and bride. About
twenty persons were present.
Mr.. Moritz Richter and bride were sere-
naded last night at their residence, on
Fourth street, by the Gesangyerein Nir-
cinia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
Notes About Town,

Madison Ward Democratic Club meets
tonight in the Chancery Court room.
Clay Ward actiyes hold an important
meeting at Belyidere and Main streets to.
night at s O'Clock.
The gas was so poor at the telegraph Of
fee last night that the operators had to
light candles TO assist them in their work.
The Broad street cars are now running
through 10 Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

he made his porter watch them during
the day. The adjustment Of the pedals LED
MIR. schaap to believe that the cycles were
from W ashingtou, aud he telegraphed 20 a
firm in that city giving the number % eao b
machine About o'clock last nighi he re-
ceiyed a telegram saying they had been
stolen from a firm there. and on ihls the
men were arrested. In the station-hOuse
they gave their names as Peter Ferris and
j. Harcourt, alias ID. Tate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

Mr. r. VI. Curtis. son Of john T. Curtis,
one Of our CId-time t0bacconists, is now in
the city In the interest OF Bedford City real
estate, Of which large sales are to be made
On the lsth and 18th prOximO. Mr.. Curtis
will be pleased TO see his friends. and those
interested in real estate in and around Bed
ford tity formerly Liberty, at Mmphy's
Hote', which Is his headquarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
EnI.coraI congle.. Attendant..

Rev. Hartley Carmichael, rector Of 81
Paul's church, this city, has been attending
the Congress Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in Philadelphia. Among others in
attendance who are well known here are
Bishop Thomas l.. Dudley, of Kentucky
Bishop George W. Peterkin, Of West
Virginia; Rev. DR.. julius l.. Grammer, o.
Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items from the CITY on the Other Sc Of
the River.

The drop boxes for the mail service have
been received. one is placed at the drug
store Of W. b. Moody a Bro, Twentieth ana
Hull streets. and the other ut the postolilce.
Miss jamie IIowle. Of Darlington, :. G., Is
visiting Mrs. l.. Il. Howle.
Messrs. j. +. Bradley, l.. NJ. Nunnalyi
and Fred ROllin are in New York.
Clifton Forge.
Mr.. Henry A. Jordan is again able to be
out after his recent confinement TO his
room.
Mr.. j. II. Perdue has gone to Lynchburg
rs a delegate TO the Methodist Conference
Mrs. William Fryer, OF Bayonne CITY, \
j.. who has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Alexander Baxter. leaves to-day for heI
home.
Mr.. VI. Baxter has been appointed head
miller at the old Dunlop mills, TO succeed
Mr.. W. l.. Moody, resigned.
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Liabilities $4,000.

Mr. Henry IL. Meyer, proprietor of the
Palais ROYAL, a well-knOwn dry goods store
on upper Broad street, Yesterday made an
assignment; Mr.. Daniel as trustee and
samuel Proskauer, Esq, attorney. The
Liabilities are estimated at about $4,000.
assets are not known. The following are
the preferred creditors: samuel sidderley
New York. $1,000; G.. l.. Whitlock, $1,000
First National Bank, 1900; savings Bank
of Richmond. 500; julius Meyer n Son
SO. I7G.G2; and j. :. Clendinning $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

A Joint meeting of the Common Council
and the Board of Aldermen was held lasi
night 10 elect harbOr-master to fill The
vacancy caused by the death Of Captain K
II. Styll.
Captain John 4. Curtis, Mr. Joseph \
Hopkins, Mr.. Philip lielsiern, and Mr.. JOIN
j. Cannon were nominated. Captain Curtis
received twonty-nineyC,es on the first ballot
and was declared elected,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
Alleged wheel stealsrs.

Two young men went into schaap's
bazaar yesterday morning and offered foI
sale two bicycles that were worth $l35 for
$50 each. They said they had ridden from
The low price at which they offered the
machines and crooked story they told,
excited Mr.. Alex. Schaap's suspicion. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

Justice Of the Peace X. b. Allen, acting
as coroner. held an inquest yesterday over
the body Of an unknown c0lored man which
had been found In the river near the Chesa.
peake and Ohio docks. IL is presumed toat
the man WAS about twenty-one years old,
cognition. A verdict Of accidental drown
ing was rendered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

Governor Mckinney yesterday received
invitations 10 the launching Of the United
States arm0red cruiser Maine in the Brook
Ism navy-yam next Tuesday, and 10 the
deep water jubilee and banquet next Tues
dav and Wednesday, in Galveston, Texas.
The Governor said be would be unable 10
attanh cithcr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

Colonel BraXtOn, "a yice-prcsidcnt Of the
Baptist General Association, says that there
is no telling how RAPIDLY Newport News Is
growing. From every direction he is hear.
Ing of capitalists who propose TO make in-
yestments IN the tine property he proposes
to sell ON the Dist of this month. The
Colonel is president Of two great land COM
panies at Newport News. The stock Of
one, "The Newport Land and improvement
Company is selling for seventy live dol
lars "A share more than il cost. The stock
of the other. "The Central Land Company OF
Newport News" was all taken within four
DAYS after it was organized. The Colonel
SAYS: my friends are begging for this
Central stock. but its all taken" The
Colonel will sell eight hundred lots on the
2lst of this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

TIfE TIMES o6e-s. Spcciai Rates. 20 person
scekulg employment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

Victoria Lodge. so. l00 Order Of Nesta,
held its regular meeting last night i'm viii
kinsOn Hall. Addresses were made by
President 4. W. R1scno, Past-Prcsidcnt IL.
". Stamper aud Companions John Kelly.
L.. ". Burr, !. samuel Parrish, Dir. L. l..
Stratt0n, j. II. Knots and others. After
the meeting the party adjourned to Dela-
rue's, where supper was served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

The funeral of Mr. John j. Wilson, who
died Tuesday afternoon. VIII take place this
afternoon at3 o'clock from his residence, Juo
north Tenth street. The Tobacco Trade
met Yesterday, aud "a committee consisting
Of Messrs. Maxwell T.Clarke, James I. Par
kins0n, and james H.. ilmdgroye. 90 DRAFT
suitable resolutions Of respect, which were
adopted. The Grain and Cotton Exchange
also ADOPTED resolutions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

Cars leave corner OF Tweuty.sixth aud L
streets at IL noon for Highland Springs.
where building lots are given away 10 those
who build now. Return at o'clock. See
advertisement in another column.
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Private T.runs.

At a meeting Of the Grain and Cotton Ex-
change yesterday the question came up
whether the term +. L. SHOULD be continued
in the daily sales quotations., and res0lu-
lions were adopted providing that as IL was
often necessary to make sales on private
terms, it was expedient 10 abolish the rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

At the Association meeting last evening
DIR. Frost announced that at the Third Pres
byterian church this morning, a; 1890
o'clock, Rev. J.. ;. Felix, of Lynchburg,
would deliver an address before the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of Richmond.
lie also announced that the visiting ladies
of the Association would be rendered re-
ception this afternoon between 8 and :
O'Clock by the Woman's Baptist Missionary
Society at their hall, on the corner of Fourth
aud Franklin streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

In time for coughs, colds, Group, con.
sumption. bronchitis. hoarseness, and AL
throat and lung troubles, that old-fashi0ned
remedy. DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup, Of pur,
pine tar, horehound, and wild cherry.
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switz.rland Described.

Charming pictures and delightful story
will be the attraction at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hail tonight, when
Mr.. {. +. Bolton will describe and illus
traie "ReanIifIl SMitZerlandr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
RantIst Association Photographed

At Leigh-street Baptist church yesterday
"a photograph OF the delegates 10 the Asso-
citation was taken 10y Mr.. W. W. Foster, IL
north Ninth street, from whom copies may
he obtained. Delegates will find this nice
souvenir OF the occasion, as well as Il good
photograph Of themselves and friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

WANTED - BY A COMPETENT
w YOUNG VAN a pOeition 10 tend bar
i'm first-class saloon. Address l.. Y b.. care
TINES, no l2-lw'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13

Letcher Brown, charged with stealing a
deed, was acquitted.
II. W. Hawthorne was appointed con-
stable for the BroOkland district Of Henrico
county