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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02


ryhileit IS wei known that the mos.
,h.,ruse problems have been worked OUT
in .iaon. and the most astounding l'o.s
.o...1 En- dre-mland. stll Che majority OF
dreams yield nothing that can De con-
,art.l into every day power. a 1901 s
MOE turned into wise man Wh.n no
~,oe to sleen. though the opposite of lh's
docs sometimes seem TO De true.
Said a distinguished woman: 81 MADE
nn the most exquisite hit Of poetry I'D
nv dreams. i c0mforted me unspeaN-
afir. and as J awoke / repeated tHe
wordsmechanicoi'y Overland overasah'
.Tho COW was struck with an inverted
tosistool. and there's the end OF n'
That was the poeml
An artist Of ropu,e heard terrible
oroans. followed by piercing yell5 from
tho next room. whore friend was sleep
in~ Thinking burglar was numbering
a,s man. hs jumped to the rescue. lie
f.nnd lis friend ngupin bed. asleep
atsobhiug and crying like baby. Ale
tora fee, vigorous shakes, and stern app
meals to bis manhood, DE managed 70
bring forth the following appeal;
.pant YOU comet I-w'llget yo1' TOOL
Get ont of The wayl It's dreadful
"What is the NATTER demanded the
artist
.Bso-hoor walled the dazed dreamer.
OF have been In such awful aanser'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

Christmas was 60 be- 40 lonely and desc
late for them without the mother, who bnd
10 them but n little while. that this lounty'
saucy doll baby bad been sent ~ her
and showed her that there were lofin4'
sympathzing hearts feeling for her IN neg
distress and loyclnesi And 50 tneY ail
vent or their several WAYS humble instfu-
menis lr1m Pee hands % noble. generous
woman ~ untold happiness anN thu-l',n's
cheer. Times and seasons may cha ,e' pet
the hearts 0f these little Richmond slri1
viii be unfalering IN It's allegiance 90 tne"
doll fricnd.r
some al the doll. were sent 10 little girls
in the country. end one 0i them sent tif
following message. "When / opened ihr
box / was delighted % find in il o beautiful
doll and So many nice things % dress u
with. Oh. / certainly do love her, she DE- so
sweet -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

The Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad has reduced their local tariff
10 three cents per mile, which took effect
Yesterday morning
A little child was badly but not seriously
burned near the corner Of Main and Eigh-
teenth streets late yesterday afternoon.
A large number Of persons accepted the
invitation 20 partake Of New Years dim
ner NJ tho Exchange.
Ex-Governor Cameron was 10 the city
Yesterday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

kice a Dlxey : beautiful extravaganza.
"Ihe C0rsair," viii make its FIRST appear
auce in Richmond next week. The sale of
seats begins Saturday. The spectacle Is
one Of the most beautiful ever put ON The
stage. and has met with great success in AN
parts OF the country. The scenes are Ori-
entail. and the dressing OF the piece is r.
marSably unique. The troupe numbers abol {
thrty-ilye people. in which lovely women
predominant. Ia style the cXtravaeanza
compares with "ESangcline." which was
played here recently, but it will be staged
ia much better stylc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
DOL sToaY coNcLuDED.



The Hobie Ne""i" 'i"'" ii'7 ''''
Reward From richmond
pe,I.r. of,rur rf,rr- hrta i.on drrnf.
i,f,-..t.I f,- ~ tg..L over "a don 4ftl.
,.tf.t .,,.,. la.rfn I.f.r. CHRISTMAS arl
..... f.....ti.,.t., ,,-ait,l f,.il..s.r.ir.i..
~. ,.'.,.,,.. i.l,. III N.e.rl Nnr r.r.ar.
.,lll.. fr.ft. dam. g. .fr.r..
'.',,n. i'., ,,,o. ,,ihii-ha.i. eo fb.t nfar
.,t,.,t...t ,,,,.I li. ia frolo ff. conclusion.
Ta1 dolls Nor. .iten TO ile caf. af tare.
.,..i....i f..i,,- .,..l t0. f'.. 'i,.....r ,.,.-
~, i',' o,.. ,,f f..'i f. .0 f.rrh..f and ben
..,'.l. 3. ,i'.r,.,fr. -f,-i. fhaf rafI0. c0rI.
cite ,.i.ce ri.ra ia.
So. s.'.I.'..I.lI I.If.. ,.a mot .r. f.rt
, d.'le., A'sni.... DOH b.,bia. Travelled South
Hi. Christina. tide ia GLADDEN. Me loar-
I'D aa MANY nfIe ~.ufn.rn sirI.. Del n4
la.r hons Il hauronDi and u what gat
inv ftiifi.l f,aI- mission.
INTO tbe healf Ut "a Northern eiri or ecn-
arou. innuI-.s. thor. entered tl.las'fs fo
BRIGHTON some lives af fli- hniv. hIuny sol-
-on. Twin send twelve dolls d. fhe South.
land io De- given 10th. fiffle southern sister.
afwbom know SD lIffIe. Hut whom mr
ba.,i h.af. with ,,.rino-f lone and .tun..
Tim. Andso ibe.r Journey BEGAN. and what
strange SIGHTS fhav did sea.
Closely and comulctiv slowed I'm their
baxe. fiet came fruy over doe e0unu.
and or. morning found Themselves ia fIt
a,.rra-- office 'n Richmond Their nc..f
re.t'n, n'aceva- IKE rnf- office. whar.
fh..t were rather rnruilir handed lt a lnf .F
admiring men. There. however. they found
they mus, separate. -Four I'd fl0m were im-
moIuteV torn lIlm iHeir companions aud
started on their several ways. while th.
Others from one iadv- hands passed inn
several others ou their mission III love ai0
Christmas morning broke BRIGHT and
clear but Ion. before OLD SOD stirred hun-
self thousands of blight little eager folks Boz
Richmond were 0n Ike ebert Oh soc WHIST 0in
Santa had leo on Dis rounds. ii seemed a-
though he had Dmpi'ei DIS pack in tls
homes of the rich. lui stli boa bad iNeIf.
dolls which were t0 De given I0 ih0sc Whl
did not have q plenty.
There we See one Ci our l'uWr-eYfd.
discontinued d0llIgs squeezed up. obs SD
tightly. in the loving arms Ola little girl ifin.
In "a lO-rtlbie ward. The poor little ulra-
lived feet never have nor never VIII take
step. but heliiiie heart ls lliF ar iHe sam.
mother instinct that l- born Orb ila feminine
nature. and she thinks as she hugs ibis ur-
expected treasure. "I viii mover le iouon
AGAIN. ln another ward lie- mother
wasted and worn with disease and trouble.
fighting. aye mlunlig. i0 REGAIN lhe hsaiIl
and strength which WIil restore htf OBJ Der
little ones.
Beside ihs mother on Der pillow io-
another &C our dOilils. end when litl'a
later her LITTLE daughter is brought % give
uer Christmas greeting ODE little things
delight knows no bounds when She i'nls
that ihe good old Christmas saint has ieit
her baby with mother Aud ihl tired pa-
tent mother is Frightened ior many % long
DAY 90 ihe JOY other child. into aqti.t
nuinuie home' announcer one mas appeared lo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
THE GeNERAL ASSEMBLY,.
Though Little Time Was Occupied, som,
work was Done.

Though Little Time Was Occupied, Som,
work was Done.
Beyond The participation m the inaugural
ceremonies the General Assembly did little
cuisines, comparatively, though ia she Short
time OF the sessions of both houses somt
work was done.
THANH. 90 GOVERNOR LIE.
In the senate, Mr.. Stubs offered the fol-
lowing, which was unanimously adOpted:
whereas. today terminates the official
course Of his Excellency, fitzhugh Lee.
Governor OF Virginia; and whereas his adj
mlnisiratlon has been so conservative, 50
satisfactory 90 all, so successful in many
particulars. bfiu fing peace, prosperity and
happiness 20 al portions OF our State. now
therefore.
'Be IL r. .s>d by the senate, (the House
n Delegates concuring), That we con-
sraiulate his Exvllency, Fiizhugh Lee. on
h'- brilliant administration, and wish for
hlln happy ami prosperous futuF'.
flhat sc congratulate 6oyesn0F Ice IN va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

The Equitable Life Assurance Society am
nOuncos a new contract which combines the
elements of life assurance with those OF un
investment bond. By this combination ccI-
tain novel advantages are secured. while the
indemnity furnished by lile assurance is
enhanced in value.
This bond seems worthy Of special aiten-
ton.
The Equitable Society reports a surplus
Of twenty-five and a half millions and ils
maturing policy contracts show such large
profits, that these bonds are claimed tohlYe
The double advantage of0hering tine greatest
security coupled with the certainty of large
profits at maturity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

THE TIMES announced several DAYS ago
that Dir. IA. q. Murray. editor or ihe Norfolk
Landmark. world De Governor Mckimef'-
private secreta Ar. Murray has received
and accepted "a continent and began
his duties yesier Mr.. Murray having
acquired knowle OF stenography. tele-
eraphy. and type-w.ting. and also being
smooth penman, viii make an excellent
secretary. lie will devote a portion OF his
time 10 his paper also.
Governor Mckinney has appointed Mr.
X. L. smith, OF Scott county, his messenger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

TOPEKA. KAN. January &c ofte 4.
t-lffe,,. Of Sterling. Kansas, -t le sugar
inspector. last night hlad hs annual ,-i'll e
rDnrerning the sorghum sugar Industry is
f-,r.1.. Inc report shows That i.t -i-hA
ist6i Of sugar Manufactured ihis year M3 wa.
.ei s-s .6rnd.. MS against oH = poln,d'
...,lflcirred last year. in addition % in.
r.r...oinr Inspector Kellogg sfHl.7 lht'
r,u, s04U.l pounds more utlf Ml'I ue g'-
fain.d from ,he "-ec1nis. when MNi i'N9
F, month on siN weeks longer io eco oui'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
NEWYEAR TRAGEDY.
enc aran KILLED and Another Fatally
Wounded.

enc Sian KILLED and Another Fatally
Wounded.
,uyNrAr0tIs. MiSN~ January la
"a rIIl. N .-.. sltcH. COB ile Tribune gives
au account Of terrible New Years fline-
49,. ls tHo result 0f which David -Iff.s. "a
Nl'lanoUn saloon keeper. Wgs kilicls Rob-
.If lIuax. chief ol police. fatally wound g
and Frank Illz. night Natchmln. fatally
wounded by GEORGE ucrditr drunken.
U.s1.lfa ODD raci0f. ueudier had been pee
fused credit af ,lrYIs esiah lshmeni mf
tlm0 In early This morning. Aner
buying afoul drinks and paying nr there.
la whipped ono % revolver and shot earf
Ia ilo DIoh killing iIm almost instantly.
.h.ci-lt-lriee Irulx attempted t0 arrest
him ana wa- shot through tAe lurgs. and ls
not expected o. live. ii0ix WAS Shot n iir
Irm and shoulder. ilfldey hen the crowd
90 oly for awhile, aud when attempting Co.
-cipe stumbled 1ul dropped l'e revolver.
ie was Immediately p0uueal upon hy ihr
crowd ard taken % jan. Tie viii probably
le lylchld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

In the House Of Delegates. on motion Of
Mr.. Ryan. 10 was resolved that the Conn
mittee on Finance enquire into The pN-
pedency Of reporting bin requiring each
county and city 20 pas lt- own criminal
cXpcueC4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
ENTERTAINED BY THE MAYOR.
4 Party OF Prominent Citizens Meet the
New Governor.

4 Party or Prominent Citizens Meet the
New Governor.
Hon. j. Taylor Ellys0n entertained Gov
ernor T. ". Mckinney and several otlcrin-
yitcd guests no dinner yesterday evening.
The handsome residence Of the Mayor. 900
east Franklin street. presented pleasing
and inviting appearance. The spacious
parlOrs and halls were brilliantly lighted
and tasiefulv decorated with beautiful
flowers. ferns and eyergrcens. The genial
host received his guests I'M bis usual hosp'-
table manner, and each visitor was cone
strained 90 feel at home.
At : o'clock the guests were invited Co
dinner. The menu consisted of dClicacics
Of every description daintily served. After
dinner The party engaged in q pleasant con-
yersation. which lasted until 1880 O'Clock.
The following were present. Governor
Mckinney. Judge l.. l.. Lewis, of the Court
Of Appeals; Judge II. W. Flournoy. Score
tary of the Commonwealth: Auoruey-Gen-
eral h. TAYLOR Scott. General Joseph r An-
dorsOn. Colonel John -. Purcell. president
Of ne Chamber Of Commerce: Commander
Felix McCurley. of the United States navy;
Colonel II. S. Buford: Il. n. Cardwell,
Speaker Of the House OF Delegates; Colonel
Il. y. Bcirne. Colonel G. OBJ. Cowardin,
Major Joseph Bryan.
Major j. Hoge Tyler and Ex-Governor
Fit2hugh Lee had been invited, but could
not be present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

4 young lady who lives I'm staunion sent
a carved cane 10 Richmond % Doe presented
90 Governor Mckinney just after Dee was in-
Uugurated. The cane. 40 the head. is carved
ON one side with the cOat-ofarms Of The
United States, and on the other the c0at-oi-
arms of Virginia. Along the cane 90 near
tle icrrulc is carved Che names Of an the
Governors of Virginia from Patrick Henry
down TO 'fiizhugh Lee. and there is room
ief 10 carve the name OF Phillip W. Mckin-
nev. The cane was quietly handed % the
Governor after his Inauguration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
TIE DEADLY WIRE


,.u,. One Horse and Fatally inj"'''
Another.
prrrspurG. pa. january al .. q o'g c.ii
,h's evening n broken Telephone ,iio,.
anon tha horses drawing a pie's9,, N.Y. ~ the
lf-aot ear. in Allegheny 80. ga ~. a.Sar
,'.,.,i,. mined. Tle driver and pnsse stis
. ..''. N SLIGHT shock. bat were ipl E
.....,'ie hurt, Ths broken wire had cios'e''
with au electric light Wfe'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
MARINE nrELIIorYor.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, JAZZ. 2. 1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
sni,nh.. Communion cure.

This IS beyond question The most sncc SIS
o1f Cnngh Medicine we have ever sold. q
law loses invariably cures the worst cases Oi
Coueh. Group and broucnltIe. while Dos Won
derui success lu the cure of lnn,umpilNn 'n
without n parallel in the history %. medicine.
since iis INST discovery u Dos hten soii o. b.
,.i,qraufoa. Attest which u0 flef medicine cam
stand. BIZ you nave "a Cough, we 'atne 81 y
ask Won i0 lry 30. Price, 81 us ana 81
-q0.nls bottles free. Sold hv h0dcker hioin-
ars and u. " shields 81 CO., corner oi tnt"
and lI0rsnall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

Tie Union Pacific Railway, *ihe Over
land Route has equipped iH trains with
lining ears 0ft latc-t pattern. and ou and
INer August STD ile patrons of ils last
trains between Council Bluffs and Denver
and between Council Bluffs and Portland.
Ore. viii De provided with delicious meals.
40 81 cents each. puimHl's Palace Car Cone
uaay VIII have charge of the service on
these ears.-ld VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
DIvfDEND NOTICE

~ Difecfors OF the lfHcIltNI- Sac
qfftsAI. BANK oi Richmond naYc declared
a DIVIDEND 81 ~ per cent?, oui oi iNe n't
..rlffs of fiie past rIH NNNINfl fN' NYIN ODD
.,,.I rftrr the IN 0f Jlnu1rF. $500.
j. p. IIINn. Cashier.
FIcuu0Sp. December -. t-G l1ill
r,uE DIRECTORS or THE Ciu
yF>f- Rank OI Richmond I.En nF.
.fAffFD a HENl-ANrItL UIh lDEhU 0f
TrNFE per CEAN. payable on uni aifer
s.0. WALLtrE.
.t.r..fI Cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

The cath 0i Office N1s then administered
Il foo5rcrnor Mckinney by Hon. J.. l.. Lewis
vi ffho supreme Court of Appeals, and O.
Lioicnani-Goycmor Tyler immediately af
forwards
The Governor and Northumberland
stood IN front of the Clerks desk and The
President OF the Couiv behind 10. II Was iht
intention that thc Governor and Lieutenant
Governor should have been sworn Ina behind
Che Clerks desk. as Governor Ice and Lieu
fenant-GoNcrn0r Massey We're. so That they
could face the immense AUDIENCE instead of
having their backs towards il, bat the jam
oipcopie around the Clerks desk prevented.
PRESENTATION or BIBLES.
Amer the oafns had been duly signed
CLERK John Bell Bigger surprised two iittlc
girls aud two high State officials. The
Governor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were
sworn ON separate Bibles and signed the
oaihs with separate pens. fhebhlcs were cX-
cccdiuely handsome. with leather backs and
Kilt edges. and the pens had rubber holders.
Addressing little Miss frankie Irving Nc
Kinney and little Miss Lille Tyler Who
were held Ia arms In il0nt of him, ClCrl
Bigger said:
II ask your indulgence for a minute
Little Miss Frankie Irving Mckinney amt
little Miss Lille Tyler ! desire that you
shall accept these Bibles and these pens
that were used this day hy your fathers 10
the modest ceremonies attending their in
augaratiOn rs Governor and Lieutenant
colcrnor Of our dear old Commonwealth.
In after years 10 may bee a consolation fOf
Won 10 read These very sacred volumes and
write with these ye.y pens which are dcd'-
Gated by me for this occasion, so iuli of iu-
iercst 10 your parents and yourselves and
the public generally"
The applause at the end OF this speech
Was desiening.
This ended the Inauguration cercmOnic,
and the Joint Assembly adjourned sine die
The House then took "a recess for ten min
utos % allow the crowd 90 get out Of the
hall.
~ INSTALLATION oF MAJOR TYLER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
A NEGRO RIOT
In the iowa 81
c...tf, Corofinn.

IN The IO"' :"
south Carolina.
.cHAnLrsrON. 5. G., January, H.. THAT that
80. r-caiyed here tonight ipdiraf m
here are probabilities ofirpubie y b' RVseks.
qelerrans have been received "' ps,.ing
,iilo. and other neighborln9 tS''B,s ,,..t~ell.
ar helm. ana special train leit hin 's ..;,h
eg,'en miios distant from BarpWeil VIZ W.,
reinferceme7ts. IL is said that the ne a.,
intend 10 burn the town. The tio.r.o y
no means over. and the whole cou9 ,.'.',,, no
10 be- up In arms. a conlliet ,y.,,,rert
whites and blacks seems % pc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
4 PERFECT LIGHT


OVERCOhTS.
10 IS impossible to buy
Ready-maie Oyelc1at
That does not look
BUNCHf and a1kwarl
On Iar.
For $40 70 TO $1,000,
Including cloth aal Innings.
We viii cut and Il.
To your own order
Az OyercOaf
And guarantee you "a sfaclion.
You 20 select the 10th
From our splendid stock
o. new ogereoaiines.
Suite ll325 lo S2iC0
Pants. S3.o0to e5a5.
PLYMOUTH RoCKPANTS co,
or BOSTON.
914 rlEz1r1 street.
RICHMOND. Va
noo4-1l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

GESTIEMgN. - have used De-. Dayils'
Cough syrup fer some months. and think 10
als done Doe more good than ans other mcd-
IcIae taken yet. My disease was asthma
lad bronchitis OF long standing. Among
0e mul 0plic'ff ol remedies for lhc-a dis
1.l-. ] lllll ilf. Dafid's Us tle ll-t--a
nipple remedy. and ifs component. not al
i niuriols. if gives noe pleasure % add
my testimony 90 its efficacy.
Very respectfully
J. L. DAVIS. Superintendent
81 Richmond CITY Water Works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

IN H' NI"N "N"ifH re H.i|tt" % N.Nt4'tf
lntcrested.
baltimore. 3d.. JANUARY lone Of tho
largest f.Insl ci.ans Iu railroad stock that
nls h.D 4ade 100 th.7 section for a long
Time f. n0N being negotiated FOO this city,.
iha stock bon question is the ieu thousand
shares of le West Virginia leH.ra. Rail-
war. hell hy Maior Alexander shay ana
mly. b sides ibis block there aie $1,000
Nar0s outstanding. among Ila holders oi
which alr ex-senator Henry O.. Davis. See-
r.itry ci State James O.. Blaine rec-
iiry of ile Treasury VIM. Window.
lrted States senator A. J.. Gomin.
1erhn b. E.kns. ,Ae heirs of the Date
~. III. bauum. 0i Connceucut and "a ieN
others. THE official relations between the
present management oi tle company and
Major Shaw f. understood OBJ DEE SOM what
trained. aIl It is l.nteI filf certain stock
H1'dcr- an DESTROYS of getting control
of the Majors holdings ou ih
account. Il. Intermediary between Major
Shaw and ile gentlemen who want bis
10000 shares is Mr. fmmOns Blaine, as-
..slani t1 President Davis. Tue lrst offer
mlde jon MUi0r -HaW'e stock was 100000.
ID sl0a shane tNo weeks ago. bat he win
not Iat 70 10 ior ilss tnan haila million. The
negotiations are sliil iu progress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

HTvrDEND OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~TffREE PR CENT DIVIDEND wiz be-
.tt,ffe v.rulnla stocitholdofs out 81 the
rernines for tne past eiN inyltlf, at t1c com
$780, oflicc. 1901 Main street, Ou and after
JAHn''s - GEOA0E ". ALLAN & co.
t,0o.4f Agents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

TKNAN1-GOvERNOR }. uOoE TYLER.
When the senate had returned % rs
chamber and order was restored, Nessfs.
Berry. Hurt. and ileaton. the committee ap-
Do;nied - escort Northumberland Tyler
d. bis seal, appeared with their charge, and
senator Berry, addressing the presiding
officer (Nr. Massey said IL was Ais pleasure
and nrlvilege 10 present Mr.. Tyler. Mr.
TYLER walked % the right, and ascending
the steps 10 the presidents chair, received
the eate nom tbs hands OF Mr.. Massey
ebo. in retiring said
tii.ientonanl-Gotmnor lef Z becomes
ny duty and ny pleasant privilege 70 hand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

srArE.0F IHERNoaErER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

IN. direci0rs ~ THE company have fh'8
- ,.i,rod = -TMI-ANhTAI UINiUi Nd
az rIlHEE per CfNJ Gree ~ nil ioAl pay-
an, 10 me siocknOl1ors on l1l aficf ~ J AA-
TsnY 1850. no. l.. klnIhtN-uA.
Dl,5a.l,v Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

A chnFs first impression, a. b. g., Dat
- +. often needed n otter liie for mpu"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

R1YgQ
OH
8AKTN0
POWDER
Absolutely PuFes
This powder ucs.r tanee. a marvel 90
purity, stfennts ANA NholesomCness hioft
economical tllu the Ordinary Kinds. and
cannot Df SOLD IN competition with TIE muI-
fuNo oi ioN icst. short We'eNt. alum nl
phosphate powders. sold only Iu cane.
loyal BAKING p0WNHN CO.. JOG Wal
.irre. heH loft
ACHIEVEMENTS.
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Berger, Leath&ny.r Lesseesand Managers.
c SoSs A EelSs MoNpAY,Dpcpmmsoru
spsciai New Years Day Matinee.
The Boston Ideals.
fNEMtGNficENT rfRroRMANCEs OF
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luesaii .-. ........a.... .... 'i,igoi. tIo.
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80 PEOPLE. 20.
Eminent Principals. Gnll Chorus. com.
plaie olche.us, sew Costumes. Az
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JANuAny t..
ARRIVED.
Steamship Uil Dominion. Richmond. and
sailed for Sew York. mnrennulls., schooner
W.I.and a.. b. Iucx Boston, inl1ad col'i
trIt shannon. Sew York. fO Iond coal.
SAILED.
steamship Ins-lnH. HAMBURG, eunledf
steamship elnnWli. f.W l0rl- elni.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02
The LIST OF WORTHLESS.

Judge Lewis went % the office Of the AZ
lorncy General and administered the oath
Of Office 10 Mr. II. Taylor scott.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

...,,,- DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
IL u. Jared % DIVIDEND OF IIHfF
A nave 90 able on ana after JANUARY
PER LtNi"pr. WILLIAM ~. HILL.
20 ICi",, Cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

Crrfcr Va. lrnr tND NtnINE 1874. f1.
IIruNoHn. LccemInr 1I, 1850.
DWIUEND.
Tho Directors OF thls Conn any haFe ie
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tFloe of lnxl
Payable t0 stockholders ODD mi after Jane
uHy I'D uCAt
WILLIAM H. MCCARTHY.
dogf nAW5w SECRETARY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-02

age. and weighed about $50 pounds. IT,
was short in stature. well developed, slight
" bald. and wore light m0ustache. Both
he and his wife came from New York. Ill-
wife is pretty. plump, ll-lt-c0ml XIonel
dlrk-haired. aud about twenty-five years oI