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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23
CAROLINA DON'T WANT HIM.
An Effort to Release the st. Nicholas
Amuck Runner.

Amuck Runner.
William Pease, Esq, counsel for John
Newton (colored), now in Jail for shooting a
colored man and woman on the steamer st.
Nicholas, has instituted habeas corpus pro-
ceedings in the city court for the release of
Newton, now in Jail, and expects to have
the case heard to-day. The claim will be
made that the offense was committed in
South Carolina, and that although nearly
two weeks have elapsed, no requisition has
been made upon the governor of Georgia
for Newton, and he is held illegally.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23
THE RIVER AND RARBOR.

Happenings Along the Wharve5 and
Among the Shipping.
The pilot boat Glynn arrived yesterday
from Brunswick for repairs. She will be
hauled out on Willink's marine railway as
soon as the snagboat Ocmulgee comes off.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23
Thin SUITE

Serges, pongees, alpacas, Madras and
other thin goods at B. H. Levy & Bro. s.
A6n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23
What is q Paiama2

A pajama is the coolest kind of a loung-
ing or negligee house suit. Just the thing
to get into after supper on a hot night.
Examine them at B. H. Levy g. Bro. s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23
Gum CamDhor.

insect Powder. Camphorline Moth De-
stroyer, Chocolate Cream Drops are sold
low at Heidt's this week. See al. Delay
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23
Bath-ROb6S.

No gentleman's toilet is complete without
one of B. H. Levy & Bros Turkish bath
gowns.-AdU.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23

Eighty Thousand Dollars Paid In.
Up yesterday morning $50, 900 had been
paid in on the ground lots, representing I'M
paid purchase money and for the payment
of which fee simple titles have been given
nv the CITY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23
Extra Inducements.

A present of hat to everybody that buys
suit this week, at "1he Famous" 14S
Broughton street.-Adu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23

Bradycrotine cured headaches for Curtis
c. Nichols, treasurer of the Boston Five
Cent Savings Bank, Boston, Mass.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23

an influx Vi INDUSTRIOUS Immigrants TO seek
new homes in this Ell Dorado of the south
COMING TO SAVANNAH.
"You speak of the Macon and Dublin as
q trunk linea Do you mean to say that it
will be extended from Dublin to Savan-
nahan
Undoubtedly. The Louisville and Nash
vile road and Goulds system of roads must
have an outlet on the South Atlantic coast.
and it is only question of couple of
years at the most. Whether they will come
In by the purchase of road already built.
build one themselves, or by arrangement
with the Central, it is inevitable that
they will come. The present facilities of the
Central would not be able to handle the
TRAFFIC which would flow over toe lines
pushing gradually nearer the South At
iantlc coast, and trunk road from Dublin
70 Savannah cannot be prevented If the
Central does not build it, it will be built by
some other company, and the Central is too
shrewd TO let any one else build it.
THE GENERALS POLICY.
The policy of the Central is to have
trunk lines, with laterals reaching out to
al parts OF Georgia and Southeastern Ala
Dana, and it is guarding its territory and
Earning per cent. on its investments. II
uas so lar been able to control its
territory and by its Birmingham
connections reach out to the Yves tand
northwest" and the gentleman went on I'd
intimate that when Mr.. Hughes has built
Sne Macon and Dublin road nothing would
De more probable than that it eau be bought
WIN Three great systems to either bid for il
JointlY or severally. -
Mr.; hughes is wealthy planter. and /,
largely interested ia lands along the line Of
ne road which he wishes to develop AND
ring into the market, and this is wby hi
oad Is not for sale until it is built, if then
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

The Republican members oi the Ways and
Means Committee Oi the House This after
noon discussed The sugar schedule lu ihe
proposed tariff bill. A proposition t0 sub
sf.tute specific iOr al Nalorcm duties wa,
under Discussion. and seemed % meet with
favor with most 0f The members. The raw
silk schedule wa. also discussed, but no
conclusion was reached about either.
Representative Mckinley thinks the bill
agreed upon by The !, leans Will not De
reported 90 the lull committee until early
next ~lok.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
COMMERCIAL COMMITTEES.
Appointments by Chairman fr"Ne''' "'
ofthc Chamber of Commerce.

of the Chamber OF eoih"'''''
Atamceiing Of the Committee ON Inland
Trade of the Chamber Of Commers, char
man :. W. Traycrs appointed Che following
subcommittee: r.u., .a,
ON Cho.apcakc and Ohio Railroad an'
Connections. l.. G.. Leigh, Jr., 'ohh Mul''
II. B. Taliaferro and =. ~. Deane.
ON Richmond and bauNille haiiin'u ", Nv
Connections. l.. {. Younger, '.,' -,
Palmer. ". T.. Irwin and Thomas 'hii.ii',n
ON Richmond. Fredericksburg ANA iol'
mac Railroad aud Atlantic Coast lane nno
Connections. A.. II Christian, jf' " j.
Coftroll and James ID. tump
General questions not relating c,pccl'll
to any of the above iiucs VIII De considered
bv the original committee ON Inland liioc
consisting 81 =. W. IraNers. 4. ii. 'hlisi IAN
Jr.. q. /. Coitrcll, J.. &. Younger ana 'o"i
Muncc.
The object Of this subdivision is to chars'
subcommittee respectively WIN ilat.
relating 90 the several lines as indicated
thereby dividing the labor securing greater
dispatch and vigilance and greater ianlliai
ify on the part of each committee WIN I'D.
qne.tions and conditions affecting ine llhe'
of TRANSFORMATION with which they nave "a
deal.
INC subjects of most interest now are'
Before ;hc Chesapeake and ONO commit
ID. thc matter OF better freight ANA pa'-eh
cor connection at GordonsNlle' w "a! he7
h0r0 and stanton. nan
Before the Richmond and DanNiile h'li
road C0mmiifcc-bciicr freight ana l''s-eH
ger service with southwest Virginia
Before ihc Richmond. Frederic hsNuil
and Potomac Railroad and Atlantic 'o'e'
Line Committee round TRIP uchel Z" .,e'
York and determinations against Rich
moud i'm certain freight rates from .lAch
mond as compared with Petersburg and
Wilmington.
Before the general committee ine qNe-
ton Of excessive express charges anu SONIC
questions relating 90 steamer ireienls'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

Tho OniciaI Order About the Monument
in,oiIing--Oiher Matters.

Robert r. Ice Camp, Coniseraie Vet
Grams met last night in regular session,
Commander Smith in the chair and Adiu-
t,nt i Ta,lor Siratton 40 the socreiary's
desk. large number of the veterans
were present. The following Official order
was received and duly recognized;
HrAporARrrrs GRAND CAMP. q. ",
DEPARTMENT. of NfRDiNiA.
NoHToLK. VA. March ID, $500.
10 Commander of -. D.. Lee camp NO. J.
Richmond. Va.
Dear S.r.-The Governor NJ virginia. the
executive committee of the Lee Monument
Association and 10. L. Ice Camp Ni ilfniuNn
having appointed definitely luuirihl' niH'
lNfn Tor The unwilling oi TIE statue Ni 'tu-
.rtl H. L. Icclu Richmond, Va. ana ihflil.
lrcu invited aS commander of tne Grand
Caun Confederate Veterans department Nl
virginia. - take command oi nh tNt tit-
mn camps ou that occasion. iI n'fointn iHt
duty TO- can your attention to the dhy ANA oc-
ca.ion
would. therefore. urge upon You 90 take
suitable step for Tine preparation ul ullthu-
ug these ceremonies, ana I'D ntNih "t ''N''
10 is needless iO saY that this is "a grand occi-
sion. and perhaps f1e .a-t to man, loi l'hoI-
ing fhN memory of our Grand lnlriiMn' hhi
Ifsh0uid Dee held ms H sacred duty uf every
true Confederate veteran i0 DE present on
Chat occasion ll nossihIe. ..
~Dr f0 DO. commander and comrades. tlhi
v0ur camp icsiilce t0 The luvf tlnr nave lNl
The memory of Is. r.. Lee ly their nil tnatAc,
with mll ranks. and Doe Do the ainniilNu 'i
ctch camp Dob FIe WITH ine olNti7 ih 'iii-'"-
tho largest number Of veterans.
Your camp Is therefore requested 20 n-
present iu Richmond on Che morning ol inr
10tl OFF May for The purpose OF itNint hou4
position Iu tNN Veteran corps iNH 'Ni' cd
Zoo command VIII report t1 ne clinmHh.l' D.
of fnc Grand camp so Dds lcndQnNfie ~. Que
not .c. of which VIII NH given tNNt iIN"-"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what Is Going On of Interest In the City
over the River.


over the River.
MIR. John G.. Robertson, the general mana
oorof the southsidc Land and improvement
Company. speaks very confidently Of ih'
success of his company. lie SAID ihai ln'
company win nave ana electric Inc fuhhih
70 Forest Hin Park hy tho first OF june.
..The iron for the new line saia DE "hd'
already arrived and wc have gwen oul lN'
contract for the railway ties Messr-. Bower
A. BRADLEY being the successful bidders.
..Whcn will The work beglnF WAS ASKED
Mr.. Robertson.
~Wnhin few days. The line VIII ran
up Perry street 90 COwardin avenue ah'
ont COwardm avenue 90 -emlne- venue
which leads i0 Forest Hill Park. w e nave
lust finished planting trees ON ihe Nlue ''I
nIo from the park down Oh the deep ilil, oi
"a line with the Manchester water MDih'
Thrn. TOO. wc have beautiful lake in iii
park. covering about twelve acres of around
in is right between two very high hiiis' iiho
when everything out there has pecn aoliti
m readiness. it will Doe one one Of the pref
test places ion Virginia.
This company is very anxious io nave
their line completed hy the time OF inc uh
yelling.
A meeting of the Street Committee wac
held Yesterday afternoon nc ! o'cioch. II
was decided after some discussion That ihe
openings of bids for the travelling and mac
adamizinr of Decatur. Bainhridec. Porio
and Perry streets Doe postponed until som.
time nest week.
Mr.. A. G.. Harding has received a leiic'
from tine chief of police of Boston. stain-
that William Brosius pleaded guilty io Oh.
charge of larceny. and was sent io ll'
House of Correction for fourteen months
Brosius is the man who skipped from Man
chester few weeks ago WIN seNtia
watches belonging TO Mr.. Harding.
Mir. William u. Mathews, son of Dr. T.. j
Mathews. of this city. will Doe president %
the class organization of 1890 of tine hoaI
cal College of Virginia at the hiy-.ccom
annual commencement. which VIII iah.
place Tuesday, April ,th, at the lichmon.
'rhDqfra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

II seems that 10 was fear of fire, that
caused the Board of Public Works. and the
basement clerks at the Capitol. 90 petition
the Governor. 90 remove the electric lights
from the Capitol and substitute them with
gas. The Electric Light Company claims
that the wires are an insulated; but the inn
preston prevails. that there may be danger
for all that.
Governor Mckinney has ordered the
sergeant Of the city of Portsmouth, 90 de-
liver upon the demand of the Governor of
North Carolina, William Bailey, wanted IN
North Carolina ON "A charge OF larceny, and
now confined in the city jail of Portsmouth
judge Isaac n. Christian Of King William
County. was ut the Capitol yesterday, and
called ON the Governor.
The lee Monument Board has taken out a
policy in the North British and Mercantile
Insurance Company, issued nj the agency
OfJ. b. Moore. 10 insure the "Lce statue
against fire while i'm Paris. Ina transit and I'M
Ill placed on board Of the steamer at laNre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

Tomorrow night the old Market Mission
viii Doe formally organized into church
Rev. William Dinwddio VIII deliver ihO
sermon. and lhe exercises generally win he
interesting and impressive.
This is One elimination Of the work Chat
has been conducted with such marked Sue
cess for four years past hy Dr. Hoee, tle
last twelve months Rev. l.. b. lurubull
being the efficient and devoted pastor OF the
mission.
Much religious interest has been manifest
al for sometime past. and has been deepen
ed hy tine series of special meetings held
this week hy the iCY. Mr.. D.nwiddic. Mr..
iurnDuil viii inaugurate the new church
with very gratifying membership.
a site has already been procured for this
church corner of Franklin and Nineteenth
streets. and "a suitable building will shortly
Doe erected. Dr. ilogc's people having con-
tubutCd about $4,000 for this purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

The attractive church which the Aetho-
dists of our city have recently erected at
the corner of west Cary and Washington
streets, has been completed in the best
style. and will be dedicated 10y Bishop Al
pheus ". Wilson, ID. D., Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, south. tomorrow
Bishop Wilson will preach at II A. NJ, and
AZ. NJ. and after the latter service, inter
esting exercises OF dedication may be eN-
pected. Speeches viii b. made by promi-
nent iaymcn.
The Bishop will be the guest OF Mrs.
Thomas Branch while IN the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
RICHMOND FEMALE COLLEGE
Delightful >oiree Musicale at the insti
lmlinn.

Delightful ~Oirce Musicale AT tine theti-
tuition.
The young ladies of the Richmond Fema'
College gave last night their annual soine
musicale. which was greatly enjoyed hy q
large, cultivated and apWccialfe auli-
ence.
The programme was unusually aitflc-
tive. and the chorus of iorly-iWo noauil-
fu girls. ali with trained voices, was one of
lbs many attractive features.
The young ladies who took part in the va
ricd exercises convinced the cultured and
critical audience that they had attained On
the highest excellence iu vocal and insru.
mental music.
This institution under the successful
management of its accomplished and schoi'
arly principal. Miss sally Hammer, has he'
come one of the foremost institutions ODD Tine
OBJ any other State for ihe higher culture OBJ.
Young ladies in all the departments ID, cdu
cation.
The pleasure of the occasion was much
iessencd by the absence of Miss Hammer
con account of continued ilncts) Whose
charming manners and Queenly presence
ALWAYS grace such public exhibitions of hel
popular school.
Her numerous and admirng friends n
this and other States Will rejoice 90 learn
that. after many weeks of severe illness. She
is now hopefully cOnyaioscent and VIII so0l
resume her duti0s as the loved and h0noreo
head of the "kichmOnd Female institute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
nr. Lanerlrl Al Lanrcl- sod Charch.

Despite the inclemency of the weather, last
night Dr. Lailerty had a crowded house 20
hear his famous lecture ON The old Times
and the New" al the laurel-strcet Metho-
dist church. I'm connection with the lee
ture, the ladies commenced 20 serve supper
i'm the basement of the church TO their
friends from q O'Clock % eleyen. one notice
able feature of the many was table I'm the
center Of the room beautifully decorated
with cut flowers. and amply supplied with
eatables of an kinds At this table the SUI
perintendent of the SUNDAY school, MI.
Osterbind, entertained his corps of forty
nine teachers and officers. The laOiCs
deserve great credit for the manner in which
this entertainment was conducted. and u
is hoped they will realize a considerable
sum for their church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

INDIANAPOLIS. I'D. March 2l.-The
long search tor the body nf Fireman Woot-
wii was rewarded This afternoon Dos hndln.
10 near ihe centre of tle debris ol OBJ.
B0Wcu-Merrill building and almost 40 tle
bottom of the cellar. While some be-
ne}e that other bodies are in the ruins.
th authorities place n1 confidence in tie
many mmors anuat and viii make nO
further search.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

There were two of them, and they showed
themselves 90 Doe such perfect asses when ioi
half an hour last evening, Just before dark,
they hal Main street. between Tenth and
Eighth. crowded with laughing witnesses
of their capriciOus conduct. As they were
being driyen-these two mules-up Main
street. suddenly they bolted into the open
doorway OF Bargamin's, near the corner OF
Ninth aud Main. startled members OF the
firm, stroled leisurely about, inspecting the
wares and then ran into the street, where q
crowd of two hundred persons awaited
them. Adams Express Office, few
doors west. next attracted their attention.
but they did not receive "a very hearty well
come there, and SO ambled rapidly up the
street 10 their yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

GENEVA. March .l.-in many parts Of
switzerland the villagers are hastily fes
treating fVm ihe valleys o. plac s OF safety
on hi hor ground. a'alanohes being immi-
nent.
LONDON, Mar. 22.-'i be Posts Berlin or
respondent SINS There j. Che Ytfl highest
a4ih0ritg lUr denying The reports hat DIFF
lelonce- have arisen letween ODE Emperor
d. q Count Won Waldersee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
Notes About Town.

THE IIMEs' statement yesterday that Oh,
amendment % the ordinance concerning th,
removal boy contract of garbage from the
city did not affect the sirccp-sweepine fore,
Of the city, caused. considerablc comment in
political circles. The fact. however. is I'm.
disputable as the amendment alluded 90
sircet-swccplngs, and not sircct-swccpcr..
aud rnE TIMES, as usual was correct. Air.
IargrOsc offered the amendment IN the
Board Of Aldermen at its last meeting.
.'Gardcn sass Is becoming plentiful in
the market bore, and spring dinners are
easily asaAaDie.
The committee on Ordinances met In the
Council chamber Yesterday evening, but
did nothing OF importance.
W. W. Foster has returned 70 the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

This faNoritc minstrel company opened ai
the Academy last night II is almost use
less TO speak in its praise, as 10 is SO we'll
and iay0rably known here. 10 is only me-
cessary % say that George Wilson is still as
funny as he ever was. and that he brings as
this time one of the best minstrel companics
that ever came 90 Richmond. They will
close their engagement here with matinee
this afternoon and "a performance tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

This woli-known spectacular was pro-
duced at the Theatre last night before "a
large and apprecimNo audience. 10 is q
purely spectacular drama, IN which gorge
Gus scenery and pretty women are the siuh-
ine features. The queen, Miss Adah Eve
Ism. is "a woman of unusual beauty. and is
undoubtedly the strong card of the COM
pany. Several fresh and attractive special
ties were introduced. and the comedians of
the company furnished much amusement.
/ozo will De repeated this afternoon and
Tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
License Taxes.

The assessment OF license taxes has been
completed. and the books can now be found
in the Office of the City Auditor. II will be
10 the interest Of all parties concerned &c
call at the auditors Office and inspect the
books, aud should they find their assess
ments unsatisfactory, they can appear Dee.
fore the Finance Committee, which will sit
two DAYS in each week for the purpose, and
he accorded hearing. The license taxes
are due in April.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
THEPREsIOeNT' IMPROVEMENT
Ho succeeds in kinnr SIX Brace of Red
heads.

DENIES poNr MD. Mar 2i.-prosi-
dent lIauison'- aim was iuer and the
ducks more plentiful to-day than on any
since hi. arrival. Sis pairs of redhesds
ten before Do. shotgun. Tie arose about tle
same time this morning Us yesterday, and
spent tho day 300 much lne same manner.
The President and ex-senator -cWcll will
return o. Washington tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
Argument Postponed.

Argument ia the injunction ease OF Can
non against The Virginia Masonic Temple
Association was % have been heard before
Judge y. II. lltzhugh, Of the Chaucery
Court, yesterday, bat by common consent
Of counsel was again postponed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

The ambulance was summoned 90 Four
tecnth and Main streets Yesterday 100 ago
O'Clock tO q white woman who had fallen
down flight OF stairs and badly bruised
h,r head. The physician IN charge dressed
the wound and leit the injured woman at
hNr home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
neAra ~ ELEoTRlclIY

& Baseball Player -enteneel go That
Penalty.
NfW YORK. Mar. Chimes A.. -.0cum.
tine baseball player, convicted lor the NIUE
der Of hls wife. was today sentenced o.
death by electricity on some day during lle
week. beginning Mayjfh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

Upon the receipt yesterday Of telegram
announcing the death OF Gen. Francis n.
smith, Colonel ". l.. CutshaW immeliaie..
called "a meeting for to-day Of ihc Richmond
Alumni Of ihe Virginia Military Institute
% take suitable action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

The meeting for men at the Young Men,
Christian Association tomorrow afternoon
Willie led by Mr.. William Ellyson. Mr.
X. Is. Shepherd. OF Grace Church choir, Will
ing a solo. The meeting commences at (
O'Clock and closes promptly at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

LONDON. March 2'.-Ihe collier are
greatly elate over the successful issue oi
iic strike. NorA is being resumed at all
ItD miOll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

FACTORY No. l75-ti6 EA-i ht ~.
11O.uOu Jl6Ak, always on hAnt
"iDnuial Blends t
l..,,,,tnI "Snow Bird "Nfn Eit
.Nolunteer." "f.rst ktsIneni'
and "Nulua. ..
These cigars ufc made uy pfitl'
chauics uI The best m icrill, and =. u
,,roo ii6 east Bgold street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

DlSCON TENT AMONG THOSE IN
TERESTED IN THE WEED

sf.IIIIIIIiI'.iIIr lII NII| ~
mitlae arr rcceiying protests ana cohueihn'-
tons of their tarid bin from every section
of fhe country. The tobacco interests are
.,.ai,fr ai-contenfed. ALLEGING that The
DIN as proposed simply coniuses and Injuries
t,o ti.inoss. without alorling amy relief.
f,rf while some of tle Objectionable iea-
fumes off fha internal system are repealed,
an, real burdens remain upon tobacco.
When the bin comes up in the House q
1ofarminDd and united effort viii DE maze
fo amend the internal revenue portion - i7
forauoai fhC entire tobacco fax. me lNa'
cations are Chat such motion laa fll'n'
as good chance 0i passing a- me '.ni
mise scheme oi ihe committee. Al pres
ffi- out 0f tHe question t0 mihe pit.,.
ton as f0 ultimate action. lul i.' ,''l'".
cans are -0 much divided iNAl d. 7.D''o
almost impossible FOR lneii I'D o'''r
600 common ground.
rw OLD POINT HOTELS.
Ts. House Committee on Military Affairs
today decided OBJ report aui ti-.iN ODD i.t
.trf resolution offered hy ilr. browne lN
,.f.orile ifarrv D.. Libby and Philip l.
NU0lfu 90 NHId hotel on lle Dn.ltl
States reservation at ODD ioint Comfort.
I'D. committee bad uu That resolution. and
fU. bin fn grant permission Gao D.. 4. A-Nui.
. luiH a. hotel 900 fle same reservation.
h.Iurr u.s. aul.IN. and IBIS scheme clnifm-
.l.ffs fls erection 0i hotel at ile upper ehd
.. flD reservation .Or tne accommodation ni
NEGRO guests. lu Doth measures lN'
Secretary OFF War is authorized tn Grant .h'
permission under certain powers oi ol-ei'-
f'.u. NJ ua- Oboe opinion oi ile commute.
-f.fr t..r. i- already iu existence "a hotel
r.r fln accommodation OF whit. guests ana
II.nf n- rI.rrIi--inn has been granted fIf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

senator Barbour to-day introduced % Dili
iOauihorizs ihe Washington and Western
Railroad. organized under 30 Virginia char
ter. t0 enter ihe District .i Columbia. he.in-
ming at the terminus ol lhe main lime. ou
lho .rg.nia side OF tlo Potomac. 10 pre-
scriDes h0H the road shall cross iheioiomac.
and defines the route and the location OBJ
iho depot buildings. Representative Lee I'M
PRODUCED the same bill boo Che House.