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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
ASHLAND IMPROVEMENTS.
Amount spent in New Buildings-Viewso OF
the Condition of Trade.

the Condition of Trade.
ASHLAND. VA. January t. Special. -
4 statement published in the Ashland En-
terprise of to-day shows that during the last
wear the amount expended in new buildlhe7
and improvements ON old buildings i'm the
town was about Sjj,OO). This is several
thousand dollars larger than Che amount
spent i'm lSSS.
Your correspondent has taken the trouble
10 interview a large majority OF the busi-
ness men of Ashland as TO their ideas of
the condition of our present and future
prosperity. as compared with previous years,
and lind that with only one exception their
verdict is that the trade of 1889 is much
better than that of 1855; that their Christ
mas trade for 1889 was better than ever be-
fore known: and all predicted that 1890
would De a bright and prosperous year.
Major j. b. Hall our depot agent, said that
tine business of his Office had during the last
wear increased more than ID per cent.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Oi the
Ashland branch OF the Evangelical ALI
ance was held on last sunday night IN the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The president of lhe
alliance. Dr. W. ". smith, presided over
the meeting. Aiter prayer by Rev. ). /.
Whitley addresses were made 10y leN. A.
X. Holderby. Dr. q. ". Jones, and Dr. W.
W. smith. The congregation was dismissed
with the nthtAiNt4NH ~ hi' '+~''''''' '
ser.
Mr.. =. MEG. Fisher, secretary of the VIZ
einia Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
whose house was destroyed recently by hre'
is making preparations 90 build again.
The holland property, occupied by MI.
W. NJ. Jones, caught fire last sunday
morning and came near being destroyed.
Dr. LeOnidas Rosser has left Ashland ON
an extended preaching tour in the northern
part of the state.
one slight case of scarlet fever is report
ga I'm town. Little Tunie Wee Wright is
the victim.
Lieutenant Hatton Amos, Of Richmond
spent his holidays with his parents IN Ash
land.
The Russian Grippe has reached Ashland
and several of our citizens are laid up with
il.
II is understood that the new depot al this
place will be commenced in few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
rAE MoNrANA MIDDLE.
The Republican Eump Legislature Elect a
Senator.

HIIENA. MONI.. January The Re
publicans Of the senate sld House met IN
,oint session to-day and unanimously elect
ed Colonel ". y. Sanders on the first ballot
for United states senator. For the second
senate, the first ballot stood; Mantle, ia;
Rickars. n; Lcaviit. 8; llersn, 4; Power,
3; G ,rpenter, ]. The Joint session Then
dissolved until tomorrow. The Demccratic
Hou ie and i've Senators mtl Tor a Joint
soss on, but no quorum was present. iil-
inforM !. ballots taken ior United >tases
sen t.ofs we're Ia favor cf ". \ tlas~i %
Butte, and Martin AaglDnesi Ct Helena, Z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
pROPOsALS.
$15O,OOO.O

Sealed bids addressed to the undersigned
VIII bc fcceiyedat he Office 0f the CITY Audi
t0g until % cock MOI DAY. Jlnuary0 q. 1890.
i1f nli oi any portion 90 sloO,OvO y. y X Pkk
llIY Of RICHMOND. PAYABLE thirty -four
years after the lst day ~ January, 1890.
The bids " IN be- opened at the lime above
named ln the presence oi the finaDce Com
Iulilee OF the llty Council.
These oLds VIII DE issued under authority
Of r. resolution Of the clty C0klcil. approved
December i0. 1850. 10 provide funds for the
completion ~ the new City Hall.
y. ID. HAkGROvE,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
dc9-toIanO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

LEBANON. VA December 3d. special.
Quilea number 0f -Ocili- with german
Am Ong tle various dances. and ihe one
most noted. was given 200 ihe Virginia
House last night The kind host and host
css. who enjoy an onfiable reputation a.
such, did all possible t0 make the occasion
agreeable to ail. and after the german i3l
lowed "a most delicious supper. to which
ample Justice was done.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad. which
rs now under construction in our county. Is
progressing finely The grading is almost
done through the county, and ihe track
been laid about half way through iie
county, at which result our people feel
proud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

mond Va. 10 be the most suitable place fo'
the final resting place Cf the remains ~ hr
Davis aud we earnestly urge upon the lalni ~
the favorable consideration ~ the claims oi
the capital city of the tonicicrcY ior the
honor of holding am fhat is mortal of the H.
lustrIOu- dead.
Third That wc hereby tender 10 the be-
rcaycd widow and ChUdfen OF the lnusirious
deceased our profound sympathy iu fuis hour
Of their sorrow. aud commend them iO the
tender melc'cs aud protection of the Col of
the widow nnd orphan.
Fourth. That cluy oi This preamble and
these resolutions hc Suitably englus et hY
the secretary, nad by him sent io The wldo"
OF SIR Davis
WILLIAM y. rAIfArEnro. President.
J. ~ Sub -fcr. flFF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
ALL FOR LOVE.
A Pretty Young Woman Kills Herself in
Her Apartments.

a IIthNN ! OAu. - 'HtHH tNAtA' AfhA"- Aif
Her Apartments.
NEW YORK. January l.--Gabrielie Ober-
bauer. a pretty and talented Young crayon
artist. shot herself to-day iH her apartments
nc 800 east Ligliy-iirst street, whore her
brother otto also lived. These TWO had be-
come alionatod from the other members Of
the family. who li5e lH this city. Gabrielle
aad recently learned tina, William Brill, a
wealthy glove manufacturer, who had been
uaying her marked attention. was about 10
marry another young woman. ili- made
her de-rOndent. When OitJ returned tC-
day from q walk, Boz found his sister yu-
dead on q couch. She had leit a leiterdaied
Christmas day, thanking him for his kind
ness to her all her life. and begging bin
% now become reconciled with hi. mother,
and 20 tcll all the family how she had con-
tinued 10 love them. She also len letter
l0r Mr Bril-. and asked Otlo 20 deliver it.
"Ie viii, perhaps. be- glad % know that
you are not his enemy she added.
Sir. Bill could not be found az bis resi-.
dence this afternoon. II was stated that be
was our making New Years calls. IL is
-aid that Gabrielle VAS once married, but
OF the death Of hcr husband resumed heI
maiden name.
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NORFOLK BUDGET.


lie Was 30 Good.
NORFOLK. Va. January L. Special.
Some .WO weeks ago "a man named 4. %.
Laudman abandoned his home in Berkeley.
taking with him ali bis wile's clothing
which he could put bis hands upon. since
which time she has seen nothing Of him.
yesterday his wife procured warrant. and
Officer vs.. T. Eudd arrested The iIuant bus
band and took him before Justice W. J..
Jones. The case was continued until lO
O'Clock this morning, and Landman was re-
leased On his own rec0gnizance 10 appear
at that time. Between @ and lOO'clock last
night pistol-sh0t was heard on the premises
Of brothcr-in-law OF Landman. on
Montalant avenue, and an investigation
showed that the latter had shot himself iu
the right temple with q 52.calibre revolver.
causing instant death. a note dated Berse-
lev. December 3lst, written ON blank page
of an account book, was found ON the per-
son of the deceased, iu which DE stated
be had u0 desire tO live, that Dee had de-
serted his wife through jealousy. iie stated
also who had caused his uuhappinc-s. and
bade his wife. calling her by name. fare
well. also saving good by TO ail. lie signed
the note &. O. Landman, adding "--- is no
gOOdn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
LYNCHBURG AFFAIRS.
The Mail Robbery al the Depot-Progress
ofithe Prohibition Campaign.

ofithe Prohibition Campaign.
LNNCHBURG. VA, January L. spe-
cial. The "Drys" are pushing most ac-
tive campaign, and for the last three nights
have had enthusiastic meetings al the Opera
House with leading orators. Its campaign
will continue for the next fourteen days.
New developments are made IN the recent
mail robbery at the depot. There are others
implicated i'm the robbery, il is charged be-
sides the two men. HairstOn and Galloway,
who are confined i'm the city Jail. Galloway
has made a confession of the whole matter
10 P0stOflice-lnspfctOr Wilde, and as result
of the confession Mr. Wilde this morning
went 20 FarmVile 10 arrest one William
COles.whOm CallOwaycharged had half OF the
contents Of the pouches i'm his possession.
The inspectors with Coles, came back this
evening. A number Of articles from the
purl0ined bags were still in his possession
when arrested, though most ~ them had
been disposed Of. The trial Of the other two
men i'm jail has been postponed until to-
morrow morning. Other persons are also
suspected of hcing implicated in the theft,
and the Inspector is ON their scent. The
missing pouch was labelled 'Lynchbure
and Norfolk" but it. is supposed that other
ura missing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

DENOVAL SALE
-OF
MONUMENTS. ToAiBsroNEs. ETC.

J. II. BROWN having recently purchased
the entire assets cfthe arm OF j. H. BROWN
4 CO., wlil sell all work for the next rs days
s., REDUCED PRices. and WILL remove
my works by February 1. 1890. 10 the corner
OF Main and Medison streets. and VIII
always endcavor TO improve, OF al lsa't give
IN, same nnaouhted saiislaclion IN The
fusass which we Lave aoss IN sas past
.as.l, yM BH0wx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
AN AMERICAN PROFESSOR
Received with Royal Honor- in Toxic
japan.

UUrNORr. Mn. Jauulry l.-NeWs has
boen received at the johns Hopkins Uni
vpr-itv from Prof. G.. MDuiwcather. Who
recently accepted the position % Professor
of English and History in Toxic University,
Japan. Upon arriving in Japan De- was re-
ceiyed with great ceremony and every marx
of honor. a special palace was given him
as his private residence, with more shan
inv servants. A stable containing some
of the finest horses in the kingdom was
placed at his disposal. and IN every way he
was treated with royal splcndor While ai
Johns Hopkins. Prof. henweaiher was
assistant ,cretary oi the American teo-
nOmic Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

It. and rcgr~ting my inability through
pressure Of work 20 help them by accenting
their invitation % lecture throughout On.
United states. we send them iroin ihe ora
country our bes. wishes for their success
and heartiesi greetings for the new year.
"JOuN BURNS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

LONDON. January LIT rs stated that al
q meeting OF the Irish party 20 bc held on
the eve of the rea-semblug of Parliament
Nr PaueIl will make ION denial of the
charges brought against him by Captain
O'-hea.
ST. PETERSBURG, January The police
have discOYed the existence of deep laid
and widely peryadiug plot against the life
OF the Gar. further investigation into which
will certainly result in many important az
rests. The Nihilisi5 are abandoning their
policy Of open Terrorism and resortng %
methods more secret.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
NEW YEARS CALLS.
ACUS TOM FALLEN INTO lNNOCU-
Gus DESUETUDE.

ever. stint Keep IL i'i--New Years Talk
and General lothian Gossip.
Nrw YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY lnfrs.
January J. 1890.
The time-honored custom OF making calls
on New Years Day. which was considered
essential by ihose who desired 20 De kept on
the invitation list Of "my lady" for her De-
ceptions and entertainments has passed
into "innocu0us desuetbie." 10 is now
considered quite the correct thing 10 make
up parties Of intImaie.fr.ends, and selecting
a good h0sfolry in the country. wherever
fancy leads. pass the winter holidays pro
perly chaporoncd. Preparations for the ta-
Die. with great liberality in wines. are made
IN New York. A fayoritc chef is enyaeed,
and several pieces of dancing music are iu-
dispensable accompanmenis. The manner
of passing ihe day is largely governed 10y
the weather. There can DE sleigh-rid-
Ing shooting from traps. when game
is scarce. bowling and tramping an over
the neighborng country. preiiminaries to
an elaborate dinner. Tuxedo Park and the
Country Club are the most attractive re-
SORTS. They are fully equipped with ali
convcnicuccs for tle mos. eXaciing gourmii
and supply enjoyment OF so many different
kinds that their attractions are Irresistible
nearly fo ail ihe metropolitan uotahles.
ln spite 0f the way the iashionanie- nave
abandoned tine good old hnickerlocNel
custom of making calls. the "under ten
.H i
TODAY gave ample evidence oi tne TACT
whore thc .miidie class. those sturdy con-
seratUr- 0f public prosperity. reside.
THE OUTDOOR FOR TIE YEAR.
A canvass of those pulscs Of trade. thc
great commercial agencies. and tie whole
sale merchants on the business outlook ioi
.Jslslow,thai lt!is l4e1h.,"s -inoa- opinion o'
prominent business men Chat ~ wan u'
the most prosperous year 'lis country a
ever seen. 1ney give various reasons for
tbair oNreeilfi0ns. huf aI ihe reasons ceu-
ire in ilc Development Of tne United States
in the last year.
DIFFICULT SruECI TO BURY.
one oi tho uptown nndertaker- has just
had ihe most difficult job hc ever undertook
200 luryin1 Mf-. Mary smith. ol 2-l east
f0riy-seYcnih street. She weighed iN1 and
died suddenly The coffin m which the rc-
mains were put was .iN feet long, tliry-
four inches wide. and tWeniy-nine inches
ieep. I0 add 90 Toe pelpIeXifies OF the uu-
Iefiaker. MIS- Smiths apartments were iu
ihe fourth floor 10 iae house. which nece--i-
fafed carving ODE remains down Three
lights as stairs. IhciIrt difficulty they enc
r0lnferd W1s fhe iHci That ODE door was Coco
narrow i0 admit of the passage of lhe ca-kot.
and DO was found necessary tD turn DO 0n lt-
eide and push it through. ihe bearers car.
riod if down ihe FIRST flight of stairs Success
miy. They were exhausted hy ile effort
aud rested The c1-keto on the iaiusicrs. Ihe
remainder of tha journey COB tie street Was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
IARlEE REFORM.
Meeting Of the Phnadeiphia Tariff Re-
form League.

PnuADEIpHIA. Janulfy The Ihiia-
delplia Tariff Reform Club held is opening
reception today. The rooms were crowded
with n constant stream OF business men.
Letters were read from prominent gentle.
men. am0nE them beng ex-Prpsdenl
Cleveland, Hons. J ". Carlisle, :. J. kan
dali. C. 3. Breckenridge, w, G, T. bgeck
enrlese, aad Niherf,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
ACROSS THE WATER.
Burning OF the foyai Palace Near brus-
sel,-cahie Ncw- and Nu,es.

sel,-cahio Nc,s- ard Nuics.
BRUSSELS. January THE royal palace
ai Lacken. q suburb OF Brussels. was almost
completely Quilted bf fire to-day. and a por-
ton of tine building entirely destroyed. The
ORIGIN of the fire is rot yet known. The
flames spread rapidly. and 40 one uine
Threatened f1 cni of the csrauo of most OF
the inmates. The Princess 1leri-ntne mad
A very narrow escape from death. ana
her rescue was effected with ihe greatest
difficulty. 4 Young lady employed rs
royerne-s % the Princess was unable 90
follow her mistress. and WAS burned 20
death. The only portion Of The palace when
escaped the rayagos Of the flames was that
IN which the private appointments oi me
King are situated. The royal colection oi
works of mt. one of tine finest of Europe.
comprising some of the most valuable
paintings and statuary extoni. was entirely
DESTROYED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
NORTH cARoLlNA NEWS.


-'''' t'''''", 70
RALEIGH. N g., January D. special.
The cOl0rCd people here and alta number OF
other points ln the State celebrated The an-
niyeFsary of Emancipation Day to-day with
imposing ceremonies. There We're "a street
parade and exercises at inc City Hall here.
which were largely attended. The emanc..
patton proclamation was read, and ad.
dresses were delivered Dy colorci men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
KICKED TO DEATH.
sad Riding Accident TO a Fourteen Years
old Boy.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. January L. >po-
c1al IA dreadful accident resulting in the
deDfb of Willie M0pcOch occurred here TO-
dav. While he was riding "a young horse
through town the animal became frightened
and threw him. afterwards kicking him
twice. lie was picked up in am insensinie
condition and died in a half hour after
being carried home. lie was fourteen
wears old. and greatly liked by every one
for his frank. manly qualities, and unusual
sorrow is felt at his uutimely fate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
PROPOSALS.
EASTERN LUNATIc AsYxs
WrfLIAusHuRG, VA. DecemD r2slsf- S6osi
GEALED PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS. .
Tile undersigned viii, until ~ o'clock NJ.
of MONDAY, the Oth day OF January, isvV,
receive sealed Proposals for furnishing THIS
Institution with The following for the enrn-
ing quarter, beginning January list, 1890;
GROCERIES.
I7O Barrels Family Flour.
400 Bushels Corn Meal 80 pounds per
bushcl
5000 Pounds shoulder Bacon.
900 Ouuds Ham Bacon.
900 Pounds Refined Lard.
22OO Pounds Gmnulnted sugar
$500 Ounds yellow sugar
700 Pounds Iaguayra Coffee.
100 Pounds Green Tea.
1000 Pounds HOmlny.
900 Pounds Rice.
100 Pounds Soda Crackers.
200 Pounds Laundry soap.
isO Gallons NOlnsses.
11 Gallons whisky.
DRY GOODS.
500 Yards Cotton (Bleached).
1000 Yards Cotton (Dnpl sached).
600 Yards Cotton flnbieached prilD.
800 Yards Cotton SLeetlog 90.
1000 Yards Bed Ticking.
100 Paifs Blankets.
Parties may bid for any one or more OF the
articles above. All are required TO furnish,
With bids. samples q be examined by the
Board OF Directors at their meeting. Janu-
Articles furnished must, IN all cases. come
/ fully up tO sample, otherwise will be returned
nt bidders expense. All articles must be de-
+ lyefd. freight prepaid, AZ tho Williams
/ burg depot Oh or before the 10Th day OF jan
unrA. lrDO. unless otherwise required. and
viii be reweigned and remcasured by the
st)rCkeeTer.
Payments 10 be made within thirty days
after receipt Of goods. No payment Viii be
made until the contract has been fullNcnS
Mithluliy complied with. -
/ tiidefn must state price Of article on each
sample. and designate sample with n privaie
mark ldO not use s1me mark used In former
/ Didsf but Ia no case must name Of bidder
/ appear on samples list OF bidders sam
7 pies, marx, prices and name, must be sealed
and addressed 10 the Board Of Directors,
Eastern Lunatic Asylum: the right being
I reserved o. award the contract for supplying
/ the above articlch 10 any one or more Of the
bidders. or reject any or all the bids offered.
Samples should be marked TO Furnish
supplies, and addressed 10 the undersigned.
G. =. AkMfSrEAp.
steward Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
de3l-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
The FIRST DAYS BUSINESS
Of the New Year distinctly proves 10 US
TINT we are the
WINNERS
49,

OF the peoples confidence when 1t
comes 10 special borgains 10 Clothing.
Hats and Furnishings. We had several
customers yesterday who. more to
eratify-a morbid curiosity than any
thiug else, had looked over the much
advertised goods offered 10 clearing
sales. but they BOUGHT Of us. That
tells the whole story further comment
is unnecessary.
TO day the Executive is very busy
cnlline cut more broken lots OF FIRST
CLASS CLOTHING. and where only
two or three are left Of what were
ready sellers no mercy is shown. We
must and will have them out OF the
way. and we are shrewd enough 10
know that a price will move them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

THK ruin Of tlc people-p0liucal aema-
gogues. Belieffo he people with bad bloogl
A. B. =, ellsIaIlye,
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A broken telephone wire killed one horse
nnd fatally injured another in littsbuIg.-
0cor.-E. KoHass. states sugar inspector OF
kan.. report. Che sorghum industry on the
Increase il flat ~fate.-John nurus the
ia1lf champion o.. Engiani, has teieemphed
t0AmDrics tnat tle c0ndIt ON OF the laborer
al over Europe has greatly improved curing
fltrfH.f ytlr- Professor a.. Mcfiwcihef'
who recently accepted ihe position Of pro-
fsssorDf English ald History in Toxic Uni-
Vcrlfv. Japan. Wls received with royal hon
csln that couutry Henry O.. Davis. sie-
rhcD B tifIns. James e.. Blaine aud others
nfs tiFilg io purchase 10000 shares Of stock
in TIE West Nlreinia Railway, owned hy M9-
iof Alexander ,naw.o .of Baltimore. The Iar-
titshovo onefcd.s 100000 for the stock. but
MOTOR haw ls holding ID iort5OO.G O.GOO.--fe
sons iu English on.o ai ciicics profess 10 see
Indications that Portugal hes decided 10
apologize a. Engiani.-it "a rumolod that
Lord salisbury VIII s.ol dissolve laIliameni
"A ncuo rlottis threatened al boinwel'
south Carolina. lie nf-ioes threaten 20
bern ile town. a torfibie New Year 3
trlg.ly oscuuedloi Minneapolis. Minnesota
a. when "a faloonihecrer was killed, ana tho
chief ofp1nce fatally wounded.
Charles Ritter. baker. aged forty-hvo' de-
came crazy fom dsiuk. and while calling on
two young uome1 40 - Cherry street drew
kniae rud tsd-s cut them both one Of the
glif. KITTY Fsf<eii. u likely 20 die fsom her
injuries.
Tho negro Athens Of Atlanta. G@. celebfa-
Tel enamel .iaiion dey yesterday "ith MILF
|, Ia, parafe and exercises 81 She, loyd-street
Church beyond che closing cl the govern
meni oaces. this was inc ogiy demonsirs-
flon.
About = o'ciockIues az giomins The boiler
.ni t1e saw.mnl OF Wyatt VILLAINS Jr.. seven
Ia.1os below Carmi. Illlp+is. exploded. KILL
~ John Moore and sa<. Cazart and nJuring
lwo others.
= IAe orgne house ~ the southern Mary
: land Railroad. az yaudywine. was burned
Tuesday night. together with two locono-
slses and large smou0t Of machinery. Loss
estimated ais5Osoo
Ionn cros'. - coiored farm iaborer who
butchcred h's Nlfe on the streets Of Georgei
town. KY in, ,'broPd daylight, hos been SEN
tenced 10 hIlg January i5th.
1he ,teau/er q aninoDweaith has settled on
bar on ssa isle city, n. j., and Is fun o
water. q1o vessel and part 81 the cargo WI
probably be total loss.
~ rtaeut, Massachusetts, yesterday.
AIKEN barker aged seventy. was burned 70
desth ia tho building in which no lived
alone.
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TRE FIRMS OF DAVID A. AINSLIE
s. BROTHER, Richmond, Va, and PETER
AlNsLiE & BROTHER. Iynchburg. Va.
were mutually dissolved on DECEMBER
10TH, iss0 Peter Ainslie retiring. 1 VIII
continue the business Of
CARRIAGE MAKING AND REPAIRING
- Born PLACES.
Thanking the public FOR past k ndness TO
our old house, / hope 20 retain your patron
iai-0t DAVID A. AINSaIE.