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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
CLAIMS 100000 DAMAGES.
Suit by the River View Company Against
the Electric Company.

Suit by the River View Company Against
the Electric Company.
The River View Improvement Company
yesterday. through Mossrs. Willis B. Smith
and William Ellyson, instituted suit iu the
Chauccry Court against the Richmond
Union Passenger Railway Company Tor
$4,000 damages, claimed % have been -us-
tanned hy reason of The failure OF The de-
PENDANT Company 10 extend their tracks
down Meadow and other streets 20 River
View. as il is alleged they contracted o. dc, ON
the lst of March. The plaintiff also asks
that a specific performance OF the contract
be reouired OF the defendant. The court is
asked to eniOin and restrain the defendant
company from using its fiat rails, ties. wires
and poles ON Ashland street beyond and
west of Robinson or Mead lw. and the plFil-
lion in the New Reservoir park,
and 10 require a delivery Of the same 20 zoe
plaintiff; also, 90 enj0in ANA restrain de-
tondant from selling and con, ewing It's real
and personal property 90 the Richmond RAIL
way and Electric Company. or other cor
porattons; or i'm any way leasing, assigning
or transferring its property 20 any persons
or corporations. or from doing or perform
ing any other act'by which the specific per-
formance OF said contract and the recovery
of the damage may be avoided. The count
is further asked % ser ASIDE an agreements.
assignments, transfers and c0nvcyanees
heretofore or hereafter made with the Rich
mond RAILWAY and Electric Company.
or with G.. l.. Fisher and other cOlp0-
rators, by the Richmond Union Pas
senger Railway Company. The plaluul
company asks thai receiver De-
appointed 10 take charge Of the property
Affected by this suit which is all the mate
rial used ON the Ashland street track. the
pavilion i'm the New Reservoir Park. ail The
other property of the Richmond Union Pas
senger Railway Company situated in Hen
rico county or i'm the city of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

The dwellng-houses OF the better class
never rise beyond two stories; the greater
number have only ground floor with "a Kind
OF basement story below. Almost All al
them are built on the same plan. The house
stands i'm small garden or c0urty ard, in
the centre of which D. fountain. Here the
additions Ofthe family are performed; this.
at least. is my conjecture, as The usilnl
utensils for washing are not generally 90 te
found in The house. In one mansion there
WIS a kind OftrOugh provided with piece
Of soap i'm the entrance hall; the luxury al
washing i'm private is not attainable as a
rule. and the sub or hip bath Is absolute
~ unknown. When the guest announces bis
wish 90 wash his hands a female servant
approaches with q diminutiye jug ana
basin. or rather bowl; he holds out MS
hands while she pours the water upon them
i'm tiny dribiets: IN moment she presents
him with a towel, and the function Is at an
end. The indifference Of Eastern Christians
10 the merits Of water and soap seems t0 De-
a kind OF reaction against the piecepts OF
the Koran, which cnj0in upon the faithful
i've washings "a day; Ia this respect our CO.
religionists appear 10 disregard the distinct
iniunctiOns Of 81. Paul.
From the garden or courtyard above
mentioned hight Of six or eight steps
which sometimes has "A balcony IA front.
There is large central corridor, or hall,
with one side exposed 10 the sir, into which
the doors OF the other apartments open.
sometimes there is house door. but = a
rule the only way Of closing the house j, By
locking the very unsubstantial doors Of the
various rooms. The bars, bolts, chains,
massive locks, and other apparatus OF OH
81 ucliOn which fOrtify the English hail
door would appear superllu0us 10 the sim
ple-minded Bulgarian. The principal slt-
ting room, which, however, appears 20 be
seldom used by the family, generally re-
sembles the lantern If lighthouse, an ON
nibus, or railway signal box, lnasmucn
"a il il surrounded on two or more
sides by contiguous windows; in
summer il IL unboarably hot in
winter uuhearably cold. A diyan rams
round the wall, covered with Bulgarian
rugs of brilliant Coloring. some times there
il handsome Prot carpet on the door, tho
bare boards Of which are always apparent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
New caplaIn bod comrnny y.

Last MI ht meeting Of Company "E'
First Virginia Regiment was held al the
Arm0ry, Lieutenant Colonel A. a.. Phillips
presiding, 10 elect captain 10 M the
Vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Captain b. A. Jacobs. First Lieu
tenant j. 4. Davis was placed ia nomi-
nation. but declined the honor and nomi-
mated T.. l.eskie Spence. who was elected
captain. Captain Spence has served long
in the regiment and will no doubt keep
this company up to its present high repuIa-
lion as one OF the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

In The bedrooms. which are unlurnishcd
with any species oi crockery. there Is usuil-
iy a piece Of Gorgeous tapestry hung 90 TIE
wall bv the side of the bed. one cln-
templates 20 with pleasure before
rising IN the morning. The bed itself,
strewn with rich c0yof.ot a. quilted sllk.
offers pleasing prospect OF rcpo-e. which,
alas. Is often dissipaied Dy the attentions
OF innumorlblc bCdielows. How these
houses. with their countless windows, thin
Walc. draughty rons and entrance halls
open TO the weather, resist ihe fierce cold of
n Bulgarian Winter, s none than ! ana
able 10 explain. The English illustrated
Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
THE MoRTUARY RECORD.
Thiriy-Two People Died During ihe week
I.nding April eGth.

a Htit1 - N' tNIiE N'Ath AhilNe nt " eek
Ending April e0tb.
The report of Dr. W.T.. Oppeuhimer, for
last week shows Whole numbered deaths in
lhecitg, 81. Cause Of death: AsihUnia. 4 col
ored; burns. ! coi0red: cancer. white; Ger.
spin. meningitis. / cOl0rcd; congestion of
lungs J white; consumption, 2 White aud /.
cuiord diarlaUa ch. iwhile. fan from house.
coiored; heart disease. white and col
ord; hamilton. 1 cOl0rcd; iuiauiicide. prob
ably, 1 colored; iaryngiiis, acute,
cnlorfd meningitis. cOlOrod: old
age. / coiorcd; paralysis, c0iored: peri
touii's. puefperal. / col0red; pneumonia.
white and coiOred poisoned by opium
white; puerperai commissions, white;
ieething. ! white; unknown, ] cOlored.
Mean temperature for week ending April
70, 1870, II degrees 2a; for week ending
April -, 1852, gu degrees 90.
Rainfall ior week ending April %, 1850,
e.51 Inches; for week ending April -, 1850,
3.,l inches.
1861 per LOO per anuum: white pop
uHtlOn. 1903 per 1000 per aunum: cOlOred
population. 22.Ji per 1000 per annum
Sex and Color. Males. Z white and III
colored; females, : white and 10 c0lorcd.
Condition: single, white and IL cOi0rcd:
married, > white and . c0iors: widOwors.
colOred: widows. 3 white and col0rod.
unknown c0lorod.
Nativity: Richmond. ~: other parts of
the United >iatec. Is; Germany, 1; Scot
land, j: unknown. l..
Comparative weekly mortality for week
ending Aprl ~, 1890, III white aud n col
ored: week ending April q, 1852, Is white
and IA c0lorcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

rico. The bride il daughter OF
Mr.. Edmund WaddilI. Of Charles c,la,
and a sister 10 the Hon. Edmund Najdnl'
Jr. Congressman from this district. INC
groom. formerly Of Chases City county, r
now resident Of Henrico. ana leading
farmer. 80.
The happy pair lelt on 'he elcmnS ua"
for trip 70 Washington and me Noi'ut
after which they viii return 20 their future
home. i'm lIenrico county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

and Organized Presbyterian church. The
services occupied the entire day.
In the afternoon large audience gatAei-
pd To witness the organization. the order OF
services being as follows:
Invocation by Rev. !. D.. Rawlins: scrip
ure and PRAYER by j. A. Wright. Of Amelia
Courthouse: addresses by Dis. Kerr aud
Hore: solo by Rev. lorke Jones: historical
address by Rev. J.. T.. Rawlins; public pro-
lession and constitution of The church by
the commission; prayer Of organization by
Rev. lorke. Joncs. election and ordination
OF officers; charge fO q -ers and people by
Rev. J. 4. Wucir .Aeciion; Use sacra-
meni Of the Lord sD ppcr. administered by
ReSs. Wright. RI .'n-. and Jones; houc-
diction by Rev. ". II. -tpperson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
In the Courts

PoIicc C0uri.-George II. shirley, charged
with allowing his COWS TO rm 40 large.
Fined s.
G. l.. Tinsley. charged with leayingccilaI-
cap open. Fined s..
Sallie Fox (colorcdl. charged with ours
ing and abusing IeXana Burton. Fined
$3.50.
Sarah Lewis (colorcd), charged with as
sauitng and beating Matte Green. Fined
$3.50.
Garland Richardson (colorcl). charged
with assaultine. cursing and beating Charles
johnson. Fined $3.50.
G. T.. Holzback was fined $3.50 for his son
injuring a tree ON Laurel street.
William Clarke, charged with fast driY-
inc in the street. Fined $40.
James NoodsOn, charged with Keeping
1ar-room open ON sunday. Fined $40.
William Witt and jen Berry, charged
with disordcrly conduct on ihe street.
Fined $3.50.
Frank Walters and }. IL. Mclorn. disor-
DERBY conduct on the street. Fined $500
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Ch0nccly Couu.-J. Thompson Brown
20 Eliza 6aul. 22is feet ON west side lan-
dolph street near Jacquolin. $500: II. g..
Cannon. special commissioner, 10 Eh
Brown, 20 feet on west side Jail alley. COM
tlnued, between Marshall and Clay streets.
$3.50; X. %. Dcupree 20 j, lcs Fox. stock
fixtures. dc, In store 80. SO east Broad
street, 5000; George T. Guy % Salle d.
StOuts' trustee, 30 feet on second street.
northwest corner Arch. $3.50. W. +. Har-
wood 10 stowe a NuckOis, III feet On west
side lwcntN-siNt1 street, between Clay and
Leigh, $500; Joseph Holzgrcie % Rev. W.
\. Campbell, - feet on south side Grace
near Monroe, 5000; Moses Schwartz To-
Isaac frskine, i2l feeton east side rhfiieth
street between Clay and Leigh, $1,000: i.
Silierdng 70 Jeanetta Childs. ~ feet ON
west side Harrison street near Moore. $3.50:
+. &. Iinsioy 10 Elizabeth j. Minn's trus-
tree ~ feet on west side TWcnty-ei.hth
street. near q. $1,000; T.. &. Tinsley 10 g.. A.
Branslold, IL feet on south side street.
between lwenty-scyenia and TWENTY
eighth 1920; William A. Walker % Marie
r. Walker, / feet on north side FLOYD ave-
nue., between Morris and llaryie streets.
S7,00; Harvey Wilson. special commits
sioner. 10 T.. G.. rinsley, 3iE feet Oh north
side jackson street, between Clarke aud
Il. James, Slio.l2; Same 20 Joseph Hceke.
Ga feet on west side Il. John street, between
Federal and Charity, Sl,oOS.
HeRricc County y. Briel, j.. and wife
10 J.. &. Garrison, 90 feet on south side Dick
eason street, near Mill avenue, $50; Meade
Ilaskins. special commissioner. 70 ID. J..
Martin, - feet on east side Randolph street.
part Of Clark Spring property, S.53.12; same
10 same, 80 feet on north side Ashland
street. lot No. SO, $iNy.Ss; same 10 l.. l..
Martin, 30 feet on Randolph street. S26I5t;
Robert Pendlcton and wife % julian Grad
dock. 90 feet on east side OF a street o. feet
wide, Duyaps addition, so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
POWER OF MILE BOXES.

Five Thousand Dollars Contributed Dur
ing Lent.
just before tine beginning of Lent, ccm-
mttee of ihc Missionary society Of che
Episcopal Church for the diocese of Virgin
Ia. composed OF SIR. D.. J.. Williams. Mr..
Thomas Potts afd llr. Joseph Bryan. issued
q circular with the appreciation OF bishop
Whitile. asking fir contributions of sunday
school,. and families during Lent. for ihe
purpose Of sustaining that society. Mite
chests were sent ont t0 uil sunday schools
in the diocese. and 900 Easicr they were coz
lecfed. and flo returns $50 FAR loot up ihe
surpri-in. SUM Of something over $1,000.
This viii b. ratiiyin- news to al who are
dependent upon This mie sionary society for
aid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

is itn0t worth The small price OF 20 cents
tO Tree yourself 0i gvofy tYMpt0m Of these
distressing complaints IL you think SO cai-
at our store aud get "a bottle OF shlloh's Vial
izer. livery bottle has % printer guarantee
ON DO. Use accordingly, nid ii DO docs you no
good 10 VIII cot you nothing. Sold Dy noole
ker Brothers and il. II. Shields & Co., corner
OF Fifth and Marshall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
COOLING OFF.

They come out TO cool of. They are
smirchcd with soil: their eyes are red and
their faces begrlmed. They have been up
late under the garrsh gaslight. The odor
of beer NANTES their presence. They have
swapped slumbpr for stimulating Stops, and
been bitten i'm the trade. They have made
war upon themselves very successfully. Ia
drinking slums last night they were loud
mouthed in settling the affairs Of the nation,
and open-mOuthed in settling their lease on
life. The are slow suicides. They are not
well in body, mind, or estate. Poor devils.
they are to be pitied. Last night they
Guur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

THE funeral Of Mrs. Catherine J.. simcus.
wife of Major William J.. Simon4. who died
sunday afternoon at 2.lj O'Clock. took place
Yesterday morning at lO O'Clock from ~.
Peter Cathedral. A large crowd of friends
and acquaintance of the deceased were
present. including number 0i ladies' OF ine
Woman's Christian Association. he'0ugin
90 an the various church bodies in tile city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

The Amateur Orchestra af meeting held
in iis rooms. corner 0i Fourth and Franklin.
last night. presented Mr.. T.. .. Archer with
% beautiful gold design of harp. surround
ed by laural-as testimonial OF their ti-h
esteem. Mr.. Anhcrwas taken hy surprise.
hui his response 90 tle effect that "he hoped
that be would do as well in the past as he
had done in the future" brought am encore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
=. NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Local Happenings That Require Little
Space % Relate.
The unfortunate accident which occurred
at staunton ON Monday morning was io
train so. due here at s.io A. H.. and DOL.
% the Nesfibule train. as was stated in iAe
report in this paper ycstcnay.
The ambulance was called 20 Twentieth
and Broad streets Yesterday afternoon 90 "a
man who bad an epiiept'ci it.
Professor Llube's closing soifee VIII iahe
place this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Hastings Court Yesterday was che
gagged in trying ciiii cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Another select and highly appreciatlfe
audience greeted The second performance of
.Thc Burglar at the Academy OF Music
last night. Applause. tears. laughter and
curtain calls were ind'-puabiy thc order OF
The evening and 10 is safe 20 say thaf
better pleased audience never, perhaps.
le1 Chat popular ediAee of refined amusc-
mont. THE two remaining performances OF
ufuUf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

NOTICE.-rHE CONSOLIDATED
~ MORTGAGE BONDS or TIRE HlCu-
NOS ID AND nANNll.isE EAILHuAD CON-
FANl, maturing MAY i, $50. viii be peil
on picscufaiiOl, on and alter thaf date. ai
ne offices OF he company cornerol Bank and
Tenth streets. Ia the city Of Richmond, Va.
and No. ~ Broadway, in the city Of New
York. Interest on said bonds VIII cease az
maturity. X. BROOKE,
aPxO-su, A.ntmyl Assistant Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Don't run the risk Of your cold getting
we'll OF itsclf-y0u may thereby drift into a
condition favorable to the development %
some latent tendency, which may give you
wears of trouble. Better cure your cold al
once. with the help OF Dr.. ID. Jayne's Tx
poci0rant, a good healing medicine for an
coughs, sore lungs and threats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Simply apply "SWayue's Ointment" $50
internal medicine required. Cures tctIer,
eczema itch. ail euriions on the face.
hands. nose. Nc.. leaving the skin clear.
white and healthy. IFS great healing and
curative powers are possessed by n0 other
remedy. ASK your druggist for owayne's
ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Why DO So many people we see around Us
seem t1 prefer 10 suffer ana ba m1dc miseIa-
bic by Indigestion, Consumption. Dizziness,
Loss OF Appetite. Coming On ~ The FOOD.
yellow Skin, when Tor - cents we wiz sell
chem -hilone system Niulzer, guaranteed
To- cute them. Sold By EofcEer BfOthora and
BY. shields CO.. corner oil finh and Mar
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Mise Annie Redwood Waddill and Mr..
lanes Walter Barnes were married yc.tef-
day aflerroon at 5:i5 O'Clock, al the First
Raptist Church. the Rev. Dr. Cooper OIL
eating. Mr. Thompson Waddill, OF this
city. acted as best man, the following rs
ushers: Mr.. Gordon Christian. Of Richmond.
Mr. ". y. Eaton, II lienrlco, 4. IL. Null
fori. Of Charles city, Messrs. Garland
Siaines and Windef swim, Of Hen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

n the gifted Medium ard ciairyoyant, from
New Orleans, has arrived and can be consult
ed on all affairs OF liie. she gives truthful
advice on business. health. love. marriage.
changes. journeys. law suits. etc. Tells ~
what business you VIII succeed ana which
place VIII be lucky for you 10 settle m. fits-
ing on her power by Inheritance anu tadl-
ton she never Calls to give satisfaction.
can and be convinced. klCWledzc Is pow
ef, seek advice Dciofo tho late.
Office 200 foulth steeef. between Tread
and rrace. Always at home from 9 a. 81. 10
Of NJ.
n. B.-Ihis Is Mqdame's Grst visit 20 the
clly. ap 2i-l mo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Wait for the wagon, for the glass-c0ycrcd
wagon; wait for the fower-Wagon, at cor
ncr Sixth and Broad streets. and order your
plants. on call no 42j west Broad. or nj the
greenhouses 12j Laurel street, on Riverside
Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

FITs.-Al Fits stopped free by d..
Nhae's treat Nerve hcff0rer. No 1T
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free 90 Fit
cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 9al Arch street,
PhIIadeIuhIa. pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
coLoREO PREseYTEBlANs.
Organization OF Is Promising Church in
This City.

a colored Presbyterian church was or
ganixed ia this city sunday.
Tho commission Rev. }. T.. RaWiins, Of
Richmond, Rev. W. II. shcpperson. oil
thula, and Rev. lorko Jones. Of Petersburg
appointed by lhc Presbytery OF southern
Virginia. which convened 40 Dlm,ii,e.
April 10Th, ulot at the True RelOrmefs' Hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

"a ANIED-5TUDENIS TO LEAa-.
" to opee'c fhe OurNopI II.N.I
ton With Ine IFfs-N IDr,0 MCCOY
are coming rapidly Into u.H. u.I I'D
le ming iueH OIlHrou VIII InfN
p3riuuuy ier lNol poo l0us lllIlN.l
course ot Training bod ~f.UU-Uf NI Irfiu.
reasonable. Ni1iINlA COLLEGE "
SIZES DaHAllii, 10 uclIl Smith street,
.L----LLu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

For this malady take that old-fashion
-emedv Of orr mothers, Syrup of Pure Pine
Tar. HorehOund aud Wild Cherry-Dr.
DaNd's COuol ~yruD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Will you heed lie warming tteg'erai, per-
maps OF lie sure approach ol Chat I0rc terri
bic disease. Consumption ASK yu.r-elre,
if sou can alort ipi llf fokc al sowing %
cents. a. run lNc iisE uul 90 no uff- .nI d..
We know lfcn exifrence lrlf -ul'Dh's rie
wlil cue yonr Cough. 20 never ful-. lIns
explains why none ihau a tl.i.iun ~ Lntii es
were sold the rlsl year. IL relieves cfoun
and y hopping Cough no once. Notpets. 10
not be- without a.. sample bottles fee. sold
by Bodekcr Hroihers ana IL. NJ. shields q Co..
corner OF FINN AMI Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Building papers. Best and cheapest.
Sheaihiug paper should bee used In AID
frame dwellings. A. b. CLARKE 4 son,
1910 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Lines. chocolate syrup. "impcriar mix
shakers. "r0iary' joe shgcrs. lime squceZ-
ors, soda. acid, ginger aie extract fruit
juices the be-tl. rock candy syrup. pure We
niia. lemon and 900 other faFofin. eA-
tracts. together with 100 kinds % soda loln-
tain requisites. 80 Owens q hinor Drug
COmnlnN nunlsI-. tl. I--l-IIe..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

81. II. FOsnER's Sons have the largest
and best stock of rhaotons and side-bar
busgie- in The city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

PORT Oh RicnN |on. ArsIl20.
ArNNEI.
schooner ia. lame. 0I. I... n.-l.,..
lime. r.. ~ tnuenbur, f'..UH.r. I... n....
kenncDcc Zee. fichmONi icH IUm.arr Fl.
PORT or WEsIlNiNI ArlL I'D
AlNIYEn.
Steamship city Of Gloucester. nrr, t.,
York, general cargo, slniusI H A.I.i..'
Parker. Newport NCw.. s'nOfII ..l... Nj.
ship Charlotte, Nickel. Baltimore. ss..-
cfrlO.
ffIIHN.
steamship Danynlo. niuaf nHr.
general cargo. s.e'msIIl Aie.H1nr. b.
Baltimore. general caIeI. steamship 0.l.f
Gloucester, Berry, New loiA. eDH..I e.n
PORT or NEWPORT NtW-. Alfua.
ARRIVED.
steamship orion. Boston. fo i0li a.. Ia
Amaiia, Oaf8uii0, Baltimore io .lItI..,
sAfLrp.
steamship lme'iano. Corona. a..
steamship Asn.iuN.e. London. .NII..r
schooner d. Is. N.lrn. Sew YORK. O... .....
er ". ~. Huston. IIll River. rUrI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

EOR RENT Or SALE. As A PART
4 or whole. "illhAHVt.' lnc VII
known farm on james IFti, eleven ii.I.'
from the Cily. JNls Ia niDal lAfNllfNl ~
r0uunity % sfclle une ~ flt finest iliil' pr
he JaIncs laltr Valley. Apply 90 tehnfi
II. J.. MAtRY. city. a. 5o-Neii.'u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

DROFEsSOR LAUDES 3
CLOSING suHEELA
win iate place THIS AFTERNOON, cll-
menclne'ai ESQ and clo.iugaf $780,
only gnrcnis, pupils ANA iormcr rlp.'sFli
be- admitted. -ir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

I CST MONDAY. AT DANYlLLb
II lepot. one REGULAR POLICE Pistol,
The Finder will please return 10 pa. '.,''
Police station. a JAZZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
sumssrn nnsonrs.

GREENWOOD.
= OhD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Mach improved. Electric ocils. ,ioi una
cold batls. forms $40 per wees ai'a VIC
waros. open uli the year. o.Ni,cn
BOOKER. owner ana liopile.or. aYts-S''-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

EOUND-BUNCH OF KEYS, on
II thirteenth statfi. between Man and cay
s,fccts. Otaeg please caiI at ana iit -
oifcc. ap suit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

A dime corn salye removes ccrns without
pam. Try box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

WANTED. ALL PERSONS DLol-
w RING 10 learn GERMAN 'o i1ln me
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neglect that cough. bat take at once Dr.
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representing ihe Muera. city Company Of
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

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New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

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thirty days said book Will be declared canc"leu ana
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
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