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ENERGETIC GENTLEMEN AND
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our association. ThewOrk is light and
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county. II you can only devote two
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GRAND Lottery or JHlREZ.

Under the management OF the
Mexic am inter- N a tional Bank
ing Com pany.
Ccncessionaries L corporated by the State
# Oh huahua, Mexico.
For Charitable Purposes.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
will take place in put ic at the City of Juarez
formerly Paso del te)Mexico:
w Wednesday APRIL % 1900.
under the personal supervision Of General
Joan ;. Mo-by and Mr.. Clmilo Arguelles, the
former a gentleman OF such prominence in the
United States that his presence a. one is suffi-
cient guarantee to the Pub ic that the drawings
will b held with stric honesty and fiirness
to al and che latter (the supervisor OF the
Mexican Government)is of equal standing and
integrity.
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CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
Only 10000 Tickets. Only
10000 Tickets

1914 Prizes amounting to. .... $,25, $40
We the undersigned hereby certify that the
Branco Naional OF Mexico in chihuahua
has on deposit from the Mexican international
banking Company, the necessary funds to
guarantee payment OF all the prizes drawn in
tire a. rand Lottery of JuareZ.
We further certify that we will supervise al
the arrangements. aud in person manage and
control ali the drawings Of this Lottery, and
that the same are conducted with honesty, fair
ness, and in goou faith towards all parties.
JOHN 3. MOsBY, Commissioner.
CAMLo ARGUELLEs,
Supervisor for the Government
II any ticket awning prize is sent to the
undersigaed its face value will be, collected
and RENTED to the owner thereof free OF
charge.
EDGAR 3. BRONSON
President Ell Paso National Bank. Ell Paso, Tex.
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Female Help Wanted.

r WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

l be, have expressed a wish 20 reopen thf
matter Of deciding on the location, and Ola,
/ secretary Of the board has issued a formal
petition 10 the President Of the Baptist State
COnyenti0n-C Colonel l.. l.. pOlk-t0 call the
board together at Wake Forest College. ON
or about the 20th Of March. so the call fOl
this important move il in the hands Of one
man. and the public will await with inter.
est 90 see what he will do.
Another carload Of eXOdusters passed
through this place on last Saturday night.
Interest in the Fife meetings I'm Concord
has reached such point that the stores
are all closed at the daily services.
The city Of Charlotte congratulates her
self on the highly satisfactory annual eN-
hibit Of her three banks. and Goldsb0ro
unanclers have something good to say on
the same line.
Captain Edward 4. Small. native of
Elizabeth City, y. c.. but for a number Ol
years a merchant at this place. was buried
from the Methodist Church. of which be was
a member, today lie did business for sew
eral years in Baltimore. and was widely
known among commercial men.
10 Is learned here to-day that mOneycd
men from a distance have come In 90 exam
inc our resources and to invest. ln view Of
the possibilities now presented. it is pro-
posed 20 employ an expert 20 make a survey
and draft OF "a map. giving in minute detail
the resources Of the country. its mining
products its water facilities, its accessible
ity and sanitary features, an OF which
would present an attractive exhibit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
NORFOLK NOTES.
The Ossipoe To be Sold at Auction-Taik
of Collision at Sea.

NORFOLK. VA. Mar 49,. Special. -Th
injury 10 the truckers crops by the lreez'
Of a week ago is becoming more apparon
every day. A large number of trucker
came i'm town this morning for seed. anc
will begin replantng at once. Peas. lettuce
and some radish crops have been killed out
right while Strawberries and early p0iat0e.
have sustained serious damage. The crop
were very much ahead Of time this year
however. and 10 is believed that by replant
ing Immediately good yields can yet De
realized.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
Will have "a gang of iinemen here next week
10 run two lines Of wire from Norfolk io
Iarh0rO. y. c.. along the line of the Norfolk
and Carolina Railroad which ]. n0U rip-
idly nearing completion. The company
have two gangs of men at work Running
wires along tine Atlantic and Dani il.o road
between Norfolk and Danvllle.
The fight for municipal Officer is Ha-.us
warm. and lhe Democrats have Icla li
candidates who will enter tAc primary
which will De held about the lst oi Nar. Ii
is extremely probable that the LepIl.icHus
will have no ticket in tine field
Mayor Henry and Police Commiasio gers
Puller and Camp inspected the police force
this afternoon ON the Courthouse green.
The Mayor made short speech. and 40 its
conclusion the men fled by and were intro
ducod tO him.
Norfolk and Portsmouth viii be well rep-
resented at the unyeilng of the Lee monu-
ment i'm Richmond ON the 2lth OF May The
military companies Of both cities have de-
cided 20 attend. and the Confederate etc
ran Associations expect 10 carry one in0u-
sand men. Commander Henry. of the
Grand Camp of Confederate cieran-, says
the largest gathering Of Confederate Nete-
rams ever assembled boo the south VIII De
brought together.
The United States steamship Ossipee was
taken out of the dry dock at the Navy ard
this morning, and, having been condemned.
will probably be sold az auction in about %
months time.
Warrants have been ISSUED for the arrest
of eighteen laborers of the Norfolk and
Western road. who We're at work sunday
night laying tracks. in violation of "a city ore
dinance which prohibits work on Sunday.
Rum0r prevails here tonight that the
United states steamship Alliance has been
i'm collision 40 sea with a three masicd
schooner and her rigging badly damaged.
one man is said 90 have been killed ln the
collision. being in the fore t0pmast at the
time. The Alliance is supposed TO have
sailed from Hampton Roads early Monday
morning. Her destination was China. and
she has probably gone VIA. Barbados. SO
news has been heard at the navy yard of
her since she sailed, and 10 lis thought the
news must have been brought in by some
vessel i'm Hampton Roads
William j. Graham, white. employed ai
Tayl0r's saW-miil Atlantic City, as ongi-
neer. was terribly injured about noon toe
day by the breaking OF pulley in the mill.
which struck bis head aud fractured the
skull badly. The mans injuries are SO Soc
-L.lL. iLul h. i. moi nNI.nllI IN r..nL.r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
FROM LYNCHBURG.
Slipped Away to Marry Cadet-Pros-
poets for Good Tobacco Crop.

Slipped Away to Marry Cadet-Pros-
poets for "a Good Tobacco Crop.
LYNcHBuRG, VA. Mar. H. Special r.
The planters in all the surrounding coun-
try are getting their tobacco plant beds in
order, and fine crops are expected this
year.
James r. Noel. Jr, of Bedford county.
was popular Young cadet of the Virginia
Military Institute, studying industriOusly
and making a mark in his class. For some
time past he has been paying devoted ai-
feutiOn 90 Miss Lucy Watts, a pretty young
lady also from Bedford, who clerkod iu a.
dry goods store in this city. Last night
Young Noel came from Lexington.
presumably ON mere visit, but very early
this morning the cadet and his sweetheart.
without any warning To- anybody. slipped
Out ON the western bound train for Bristol
% gct married. ana thence 20 Admission,
Ala. 90 live the groom having made Ale
rangements there 90 practice law. Young
Noel stood high i'm all his classes at The In
stitufe.
All the butchers in this city, ON being con-
suited. think the late beef inspection law a
good one for farmers. and that it viii not
occasion any rise in the price 0i meat. but
the people Of tho city think very differently,
and fear they will be sufferers.
Central City. formally Buchanan, in Boto-
iourt county. is on "a big boom. The quota
of subscription 20 the stock app0rti0ncd TO
Lynchburg was taken here in iidy.
Captain Ham ~hepperd goes tomorrow TO
Salem 90 become general agent of the salem
Improvement Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
OLD WILLIAMSBURG.
Acquitted Of Bigamy-Improyement at
The Asylum.


WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Mar. l2.- Special
I'm the County Court to-day, lalewell h.d-
dick was acquitted of hIgamy. Details OBJ
the case have already been published in
THE TIMES.
The grand jury found indictments against
Charles White, Thomas Baker. and Dr. Ld.
ward G., Nynne.
the asylum authorities are now at Wor.
laying drain pipes along Francis street io
drain the executive building and assistant
physicians house. The number OF patients
there now i- 400, of whom 220 are males and
$50 females. The pay patient fund amounts
20 about $1,000 per annum.
ON sunday the Rev. Charles =. Mayo, of
Newport News, preached both morning and
night at Bruien Episcopal thurn to %
large and appreciatiYe audience
There is talk here of mem0raillIn- O.
Congress 20 erect "a monument iu tne
College campus TO the memory of ieli0n
Randolph This patriot hOnOred not only
of Virginia. bat of the united colonies, BE-
buried i'm vault beneath the college
chapel.
The Good Templar Lodge here which is ln
a very il0urishing condition at lbs meeiine
last night bought for the use oithelr Aall an
organ.
The members of the local branch of the
Virginia Antiquarian society viii meet
hereafter monthly at the residence of Mrs.
Charles W. Coleman.
Mrs. Randolph Harrison left here @ day
or two ago TO attend the bedside oi ncl
aunt Mrs. Sallie Henderson, wife oi ihe
late Captain James Henderson, tuiicd
States navy, who il lying at home in Nor-
folk, dangerously iil with pneumonia.
Reports from Philadelphia show That Dr.
Alban Henley is in very prccariOus situa-
tIOu.
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usual still 10 be- seen IN the fields. Mr. j. r.
Mason has returned from Richmond, being
member Of the legislature, and has gone
90 work attending TO his farm.
Mr.. W. j. Mann. who lives at Boiling
brooke. got five loads Of ice last Saturday
an inch and a quarter thick. Having got
ten some ice during the freeze In January
he has his house two thirds full. while
many people have never gotten "a particle
this whole winter. Mr.. y. $. Mason's third
son has gone % Birmingham, Ala, % en-
gage in business.
The Episcopal Church at Aldie. i'm Lou
d0un county. is now completed. 10 was
built last year at cost of $1,000. When
the seats are finished, and the furniture for
the chancel is gotten, it will be ready for
use.
There was a very solemn funeral service
at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, which is
near here. yesterday.
Two persons We're Inferred during an
hour. The one was Mrs. samuel =. Bayioy.
who died ON Saturday last. Of la Grippe.
Mrs Bayley's husband was during Gar
fields and Arihur's administration Minis
ter 10 ITALY, The other was the youngest
child of Mr.. Fitz Jones, who died of Group.
The Rev. l.. Meade read the burial service
ON both occasions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Illness Of Rev. Theodorick Pryor-Two
Policemen at odds.

PETERSBURG, Va, Mar 12- Special -
General Roger A. Pryor, Of New York.
passed through Petersburg this morning
en- route TO Nouoway Courthouse 90 attend
at the bedside of his father, Rev. IheodOrick
Pryor, who was stricken with paralysis
some days ago. Rev. Mr.. Pryor is about
eighty years of age, and is the oldest mem-
ber of East Hanover Presbytery. lie still
retains an Of his mental faculties and eN-
presses regrets that he is not able TO preach.
The cases of the Commonwealth against
James MaitoX and William Brown. colored.
charged with entering the house of Mr.. IL.
H. Brown. I'm Chesterfield county, some
weeks AGO. We're called for trial in the
County Court of Chesterfield ON yesterday.
MattOX was sent 90 jail for nine months,
and Brown was sent 90 the penitentiary for
two years
I'm the Mayors Court this morning, two
negroes named Hugh Coleman and Perry
Robinson were chaged with stealing from
Wilton Cook. also cOlOred, twenty-five dol
lars. The alleged robbery occurred while
Cook was passing up Union street last
night. The Mayor sent the accused on for
trial at the next quarterly term of the llusi-
ings Court. Robinson halls from Richmond.
The net receipts of the excursion given TO
Richmond yesterday. under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Memorial Association, OF this
city. amounted 90 SSO.2j. Dr. John Herbert
Claiborne has accepted an invitation of the
Ladies' Memorial Association % repeat the
lecture delivered by him before the A. i.
Hill Camp. Confederate Veterans. some
nights ago. The lecture is TO be for the
benefit Of the association.
ln consequence of the sickness Of Rev. A..
&. Bledsoe, pastor of the Washlngton-otrect
Methodist Episcopal Church. the union re-
yiyal services which have been i'm progress
at this church, have been adjourned 10 the
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
Messrs. Pat Jones and John Williams.
two members of the police corps. had some
angry words this morning at the corner OF
sycamore and bank streets. During The
melee that followed a lettor-b0X o. lamp
post was perfectly demolished.
Moses Pretlow (colored), of Richmond.
was before the Mayor this morning for car
rpine a concealed razor. lie was fined SZ0,
and in default was committed % Jail.
Dr. II. O.. Leigh left for Washington this
afternoon 90 visit his family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
Brief TELEGaAMs.

Postmaster General Wauamakcr VIII leave
Washington to-day on his contemplated
Southern trip. Tie Will be accompanied by
his w.fs and daughter Ars. Benjamin liar
rlson. Sir. ana Nis. Russell harrison, and
several f.iends OF the President and family.
They VII return gia Richmond.
A Canadian pacllc pass niger train from
North Bay was der-ilel twelve miles east OF
Pembroke ontario, yesterday morning one
passenger was fatally injured, and Two others
received slight injuries.
Ignatz smith. grocer Of ia Third avenue.
Brooklyn. \. Y, while drunk to-day, at
tempted % shoot his wife. on seeing the
officer approaching. smith released his wife
and shot himself dead.
THE high license bin for Baltimore city
passed the Maryland legislature last night
Il puts the license al 1000 Tor whisky, aud
800 for Valt liquors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

worth upon entry from $3.50 20 So per J0x
about the price 90 which Florida oranges
sold in New York
Representative Flower. of New York. "a
member Of the committee. said be owned an
orange grove in Florida. but WAS opposed 10
the protection advocated by The delegation.
The Foreign trade did not interfere with the
Florida trade. When Foreign oranges came
into this country. the Florida crop was not
on the market, and the Foreign ORANGE.
illled up the gap between the end of one
Florida crop, and the beginning Of the next.
CAPITAL NOTES.
The bills introduced by Senator Barbour
and Representative Lee "tO commence.
prosecute and complete the building and
construction Of Mount em0n Avenue are
both Identical in terms. The appropriation
is left blank. as The engineers report of the
survey has not YET been submitted t0 Con-
gress. The bill directs that q national road.
highway or avenue be constructed from
point in Alexandria county. al on near the
south end Of the Aqueduct bridge, through
the counties OF Alexandria and Fairfax tO
Mount Vernon. The avenue Is % be two
hundred and fifty feet wide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

LONDON. Mar. 12.->ir John Gorst, VIII
IL is stated. attend the labor conference 40
Berlin. The Vatican Will NOT be represent
ed.
BERLIN. Mar. l2.-The German Govern
ment will shortly notify the other powers
that she has taken the islands o. Manda and
Patta. on the east coast of Africa. under her
protection.
LONDON, Mar. l2.-ln the House OF COM
mons to-day the Irish land tenure bill was
rejected by q vote OF 81 % llJ.
LONDON. Mar. l2.-lt is now definitely
learned that - miners perished IN the Morsa
mine disaster.
LONDON, Har. i2.-Ihe finding OF an un-
locked safety-lamp by the side Of one of the
dead miners IN the M0rsa c0lliery, is be-
lieved 10 explain the cause Of the eXplo-
sion.
LONDON. Mar. l2.-The Prince OF Wales
will start for Berlin on Wednesday, March
10. He will remain the guest of the LmI @
rOr a week.
LONDON. Mar. l2.-FiYe thousand miners
at Nottingham have struck for an Increase
of wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
MILTON MINORS.


MILTON, y. c.. Mar. i2.-.s Special. The
cold snap Of last week did not DO much
damage in this section. Much OF the fruit
is unmured. as it had not b00mcd out.
Considerable injury was done 10 very i0r-
ward tobacco plants. These. however.
promised % Dee 0Tergr0wn long before plant
ing time. The farmers whose plants were
killed will resow, and will. have plants
early enough.
Messrs. T.. ID. Wmstcad a. Co.. manu-
facturers of tobacco at this place. are sell
ing OF their stock OF plug in "a hurry. and
will soon have 30 begin work again, "a. they
have sold out their entire stock of some
brands.
The seedingof spring oats is being rushed
this week.
our people are discussing several pro-
posed enterprises and we believe some of
them VIII materialiZe soon.
Captain Lewis was ON the streets yoster-
day for che first time In two weeks. lie had
"a second and bad attack OF la grippe.
The freight trains ON the Atlantic and
DanNille railroad have been OH the track
frequently lately, but no very serious acci-
dents have occurred ON this end of the road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
culpeper Chips.

CULpErER, VA. March H. special r.
This village has been for nearly half CEN
tury as DO were, asleep. bat she has aroused
rom her slumbers, and Us pressing upward
aud onward in progressive way. She has
already started neN enterprises which Will,
iu course of a short time. cause our citizens
90 invest in other cntcrprisiug corporations,
which win attract general attention 0l the
public at large.
ON Saturday iasl an alarm OF FIRE was
sounded. but before the department arrived
tine employees Of the NaYerly Hotel had cx-
tinsuished the flames, (which bad gotten
considerable hcadway On the roof Of the
Kitchen adjoining the hOlcl
Hon. i. n. sweeney. OF Iowa, spent sum
day ln town. He spoke IN very compliment
tary terms Of il.. place, and likes IL 80 well
that he cOnfcmrlaic- making an Investment
here iu the near future.
Captain A. Mcdonald Green. captain Of
the Culpeper Minute Men, returned homo
on saturday last from Philadelphia with
hi. BRIDE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
Millions in Clubs.
New York starl

Tn. Century and Racquet Clubs are both
preparing 10 build handsome and splen-
did houses; the Manhattan Athletic Club
has nearly completed the finest building OF
the kind in the world; the members of the
Progress have just moved into millioa-
dollar home, and the Manhattan Club Will
occupy in few weeks one that cost two or
three times that amount; ard now the mem
hers OF the New York Atheletic Club, VINO
Occupy new house that cost over quar-
Ter Of million, think it is not good enough
for them, and propose 20 spend twice that
money Ia making themselves comfortable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

LEXINGTON, Va, Mar. r. special,
Mr.. Jacob Fuller, Librarian of Washington
and Lee University. died this morning. lie
WAS one Of the oldest citizens Of the valley,
and as an educator and Latin scholar he
was widely known all over the state.
The defense in the james Miller murder
case of Mrs. DR.. 4. j. Walker, closed TINS
evening. Thomas \. Williams, for the de.
fense. spoke over six hours, and delivered
an argument and appeal 10 the jury. that
even surpassed and eclipsed MS past bright
record as a criminal lawyer. The state viii
close in the morning.