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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
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coarsc OF people. The display was bcau'i-
mi superior 10 any ever seen here.
fne of the most enthusiastic people, WI.
,vitncssed the parade, was lady who siooa
an The porch OF a house on Franklin street.
near Fourth. She cheered and hurrahcd as
loudly as she could, waved her na''. ,'',no
chief. and the next instant used ~ 70 wy
away the tears that sprang into her eye =
Captajn Cussens, of Glen Alien; VIZ
cousp;cuous figure in the parade. n's ,o"S
blact hair. straight tall figure ana spien,".'
borscmanship attracted no niue "''o"'
ton. > ,,o,,o deliy.
ernd at 1918 Main street. where the ,e'e'ans
fed. last night, for breakfast this '"o'"'
ing. ,.oro crowded
,ate last night and literally "eaten OUT.
In some the supply Of bread ran Tar sho''
of the demand. ,,.,. ,,hs
Among the former citizens OF this city wn'
are now living in New York, and Who pa
-adcd with the camp from that cry , 49,,
terday- were II. Y. Cox, Jonah VIM
thinner. Rob Burlington. Thnrston 'aIuons
and Theodore X. Martin. The last naino0
@cr,leman has not been here, his old nonie'
Tor twenty-three years. lie ana q ..h =,
old veteran had regular huggihg hia''" ~
The street as they greeted one announcer.
Among the gentlemen. who served on We" 'e.',
cral Harry Ileth's staff yesterday, was WI
a. NJ. Fague, Of Washington. lie is Nei,
prominent man in that city ana VIII reinail
here several days. He is stopping at '"'
Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
MAJOR BOYKIN'S RECEPTION.
Entertainment to the Fifth Maryland Reg
iment Officers.

Major +. NJ. Boykin, whose brother, Col
onel William A. Boykin, is colonel of the
Fifth Maryland regiment, entertained the
officers last night at his residence, on Frank
lin street. Among the officers were: Lieu
tenant-Colonel Frank Markoe, Major
Lawrason Riggs, Captain William
Gilmor Hoffman, Jr., adjutant; Major
William ii Grimm, Captain Robert }. Miller,
Captain T.. G. johnson, Captain j. *. Trim
BILE, Captain Il. Z. Stokes, Captain Column
bus Old. Lee. Captain ;. sterritt Mckim,
Captain William u. Robinson, Lieutenant
Louis NJ. Rawling, Lieutenant John link
ley, Captain X. Dorsey Coale, Lieutenant
Henry DAILY, Lieutenant ;. johnson Poe,
Captain Robert l.. Brown, Lieutenant
George Wonderly, Lieutenant William
Es. ing Harvey, Captain George C. Cole,
Lieutenant rs. Frank Boyoen, Lieutenant
Arthur Fennar Lee, Captain Harry Pen
nington, Lieutenant Thomas Whitridge,
Lieutenant Clinton l.. Riggs, Captain j.
Frank Suppler, Lieutenant james ID. None
eon. Lieutenant j. Greanor Binford,
Lieutenant j. Frank Phillips, commanding,
Lieutenant Morris W. Tucker, Captain
Charles y. Albers, Lieutenant Thomas Har-
rison. Lieutenant Daniel ii. Irving, Cap
tain n. Lee Goldsborough, Lieutenant Har-
~ N. Hoen, Lieutenant George William
toale, Capt. Robert Riddell Brown, Lieut..
Drayton II. Hite, Lieut.. Harry NJ. Wariield,
Sergeant Major A. Frederick, Quartermas-
ter sergeant Alexander Hassentamp, Com
Snissary Sergeant y. Ii. DuVal, Paymaster
Sergeant Herbert w. Anderson, Ordnance
Sergeant Harman :. Bell, Hospital Steward
w. Is. Moneson, Right General Guide Ser.
kgeant W. ;. Lilly, Len General Guide Ser
geant Horace McEldery.
n The Fifth Maryland Band was present
and played several tunes.
A large crowd was in attendance and an
enjoyable evening was spent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
THEW. M. I. HOP.
An Enjoyable Ending of the Day for the
Cadets.


The Virginia Military Institute shop al
Belvidere Hall last night was very ENJOY
able and successful occasion. The ball was
gotten ND by Colonel W. Miles Cary and
MIR. f. NJ. Rutherford. who had sons at the
Institute. A large crowd ofthe cadets ana
their invited friends were present, ana II
was approaching daylight this morning
when the merry dancers dispersed. Inc
dance began shortly before II o'clock Win
the Santiago waltz by Noelker's First Kegi
ment Band. who furnished the music.
Among those present were: Misses Ger
tie Camm, Ellen Lee Taylor, Ally wexford
Carrie Duriel, Bessie fauntlerOy. Nirglt
CABOT. PhUbe Warwick, Iva Walker
Caldwell, Lewis, Betty, Bessie. Bland iay
Tor, Nellie Ryder, Bessie Martin, Nlrgl'
Brock, sally Walker Richardson, Gertrude
Hancock. Prince. TAYLOR, Weisiger, Car
| Isle. Walker. Lulie Walker, Jennie Nc
Phail. Millic Cullen. Bessie Pace, Lucy
Hill. Fanny Ross, Sterrett, Kent, Ellen Lee
jamie Sutherlin, Of Danvile; Thorn, O
| New Orleans Mamie Walker, Lee Wool
ridge.
Following were the cadets present
Hogue, Rutledge. Screw, Greene, Clay
Robbins. Lewis, j.. LanghOrne, Lawton
Hunt. Cummns. Henry. Taylor. Richard
son, Jordon, Cruele, Vest, Allen, shaier
slater. Butler, f. Walker, Collins. Clark
Blankenship. Johns. Jordan, Mayo. Cooke
Turner Thomas. Lewis, T., and Mr.. Adol
plus Blair.
| Messrs. Smith. Sheppard, COrse, Lee, An
drews, kinner. Letcher and Palmer were
the Alumni Of the institute present. Tb'
chaperones were Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, Mrs
Camm. Mrs TAYLOR Mrs. McPhail, Mrs
Woodbridge. Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Orr an'
| Mrs. Mcleod.
The committee on arrangements wer'
Cadets Massic. BidgoOd, Long, spelman
Faulkner. Ford and Derm0nt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

LEXINGTON. Va, May Special. r.
Following is the programme for the COM
mcncemcnt exercises OF Washington and
Lee University:
Sunday. June 18th, II A. M.-Baccal-
aureate sermon: Rev. :. \. Goodwin. ID. ID.
gP. NJ. address before the Young Mems
Christian Association: Rev. II. Melville
Jackson. ID. j..
Monday. June 10Th. 8 p. M.--Annual re-
gatta. 9P. M.-Final celebration Of the
Literary Societies.
Tuesday. June l1th-Alumni Day, 10 A..
Mammal meeting Of Board Of Trustees.
> p. Mammal meeting OF Alumni Ass0-
citation. .. Z. Manual address before
the Alumni: Rev. George ". Finley, d. D.;
Alumni banquet.
Wednesday. June 18th. II \. M.-Com-
mencement exercises: delivery Of diplomas.
certificates, prizes, etc. 10 =. M.-Final
ball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
The CovingtoD improvement Company
COyingtoD, Va.

The plan adopted by the Covington Inn,
provement company Is one that cannot IAN
Of success. The Ompany has purchased
about one thousand acres of the beautifully
located lands surrounding the town, and IL
now dividing the same into business lois.
dwelling lots. and manufacturing sites. IL
is now building an elegant hotel, ana is Sc
curing plans for rolling mill ana steam
forge for making ear aXles, links and pins,
&c. The plant will be completed with the
least possible delay. and will emyloy four
hundred men. Other plants will follow.
The company intends 10 erect them, ana
not to rely on foreign capital. For the pre-
sent lots will be sold privately only. some
may be sold by public auction later, when the
company's plants are approaching compile
ton. Some Of the capital stock OF tue
company will be sold at par tor limited
time. aud the proceeds will be devoted to
permanent improvements. There are no
preferences among stockholders. All are
on the aground floor" Address:
Il. l.. PARRISH. President; or
J.J. HOBBS, Treasurer, Coyington, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returniue-Do-
Ing This and That.


William IL. Caldwell, Jr., c. c. Stanley
Tom Bremen, Columbia, :. c.; J. II. "
Jayness and James Orndoll, Fifth Maryland
Regiment, Baltimore, and j. Walk Friend
Jr., Virginia, were in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. William b. Hardy, Of Washington,
who for a long time resided in this city, was
IN Richmond Yesterday. lie is well
known insurance man.
Captain Charles Morgan. Of Washington
who at one time served on General Lees
stan, is in the city, and is stopping at IL
South Third street.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Loomes, Of Chicago, is the
guest Of the family Of Mr.. J. dolphin, Nesi
Grace street.
Miss Minnie Chaiee. Of Augusta, Ga, il
visiting Miss Eva B0we, West Franklin
street.
Miss Jacqulime Shepherd, Of Suffolk, il
on a visit to her friend, Miss May Smith
S'0 Leigh street.
Robert II. Glass, Jr., Of The Lycchburo
News, and Capt. George Hanks, of Peters
burg, are in the city.
Miss Valley Virginia Hoover, of Staun-
ton. is visiting Miss Jennie Otey, 5lS north
Eighth street.
G. W. Buckingham, manager Of Dun's
Agency at Norfolk, is in town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
GREENSBORO.
Convicted of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ment Exercises.


GIETNsBoRo, y. G., May 29.-ISpecial.l
The negro Stephen Cathey, of lliga Point,
who killed his nephew. James Gabriel. Il
few weeks ago by recklessly shooting with
an old musket out into the darkness. was
tried here yesterday in Judge WomacHs
court and was convicted of mansaughter.
His sentence is four years in the peniien-
tiary
DR.. CrOwell. Of Trinity College, delivered
the alumnae address Yesterday. The Art
Exhibition is the largest and finest
ever offered by the College, and IS
very attractive and mcritorious
one. The Alumnae Association elected
Mrs. l.. W. Crawford president for
the ensuing year. vice Miss Dora Jones re-
signed. The association are raising n So
900 fund called the "Lucy Niece Fund. in
memory Of the deceased wife Of President
Jones. the interest Of which is 10 keep a
beneficiary at the college. The amount is
nearly all in hand. and committee has
been appointed 20 select the beneficiary.
The two conferences into which North
Carolina has been recently divided by the
General Conference. will contain about
10000 members each. The dividing line
passes Just east Of this place. and the di-
visions will be known a. the North Carolina
Conference and the Western North Caro-
lima Conference.
4 negro man was killed at Franklnsville
on the Factory branch Of the Cape Fear
Yadkin Valley railroad Yesterday 10y fall
ing from the moving train and under the
I wheels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

The American Building, Loan and Invest
ment Association OF Virginia was char
tered Yesterday. The incorporators are:
Louis Wagner, president; Andrew Pizzinl.
Jr., yice-president aud treasurer; NJ. h.
Bradley, secretary. Directors: The above
named. and Frank ". Cunningham, Juan
Pizzini. John Chamblin. William ii. Scott.
J.. p. Dashlell OF Richmond, and j. \. Flynn
Of New York. The capital stock is limited
10 $50, 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
BTOnIlG and arsenic Water.
Creating Sensation Wherever sssa,
THE POOL THAT CURED THE rr.eor
EREi.s SORE HAND.
FROMAsHECo uNrYNc
UNEQrALEn BY LNywArErmvnr.r,.
THE sINEsr rABLEwtlrarslu1wonp

We 0sk The medical profession 81, .,,
whether on not tlgy huow ol any -..fr.,. l-
wells, water inal SUGGESTS 500 mons important
ZION, Persistent N1l-ta. loss of iI...fI..' I'D.
blood aHu Skin Disease. 30. stomach. kline.
and Bowel fr0rI .~ u lmua. auH Is, r,ors
con plants uud tliurfl
III Il FINE ALTERNATIVE AND TONIC.
Physicians w.i lll tM. wator m.a.nlbfa
in case. 81. i.fnI, its Lol,llg tD fN. mncl.
membrane oi stomach fUi bowels. .nf..t...
am aiNall used iu ini.k OF other food mr Id.
yulids
Pamphlets With Analysis and ml..lI.f
CcitlncIt., 0n application
- B-ts might De expected. ~.-n.. .a
dlAetcut STATE, claiming same Yl.u. af.
being uncutncd
When sou order sn.r.l.
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sNSs,f;ls ONs.
~~~----r--~~~-~-f-a1-ar---
RAND SUNDAY EXCURSION
By LAFAYETTE COUNCIL, No. G97,
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR,
SUNDAY, JUNE 1sT. 1890.
10 CURL NECK AND RETURN.

The beautiful steamer Rochester VIII leave
the Virginia Steamboat COmpany,s wharf at
2:3O +. NJ. and return at 1870 2. VI. bh.s
gives a ride Of five hours On the beautiful
James There VIII be sacred music by Pro
lessor WaQnor's orchestra, ard refreshments
AT city prices. Ibis is the only Sunday trip
tn elegant steamer will make.
Tickets: Adults. so cents; children under
twelve. % cents-to be had al the boat. or
from the following committee; Messrs. i. T..
ThoIi. ]. ". Wilson, T. G.. Bethel. A. level
Ian, robert Pcaimau. and y. :. ThurstOn, ana
Mrs Lawson and Airs. NJ. +. fhOli. Members
OF Sister Councils fraternally invited TO unite
with u.s.. ny25-su, W ,sa&su
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
A Chance to nIaae MONEY

Mr.. Editor:-I bought one Of Grifith's
machines for plating with gold, silver or
nickel, and il works To perfection. No
sooner did people hear Of it than | had
more spoons, knives forks and jewelry than
| could plate in month. The first week
cleared $3.50, the first month Sl6T.s5, and
think by July first will have $1,000 cash
and give my farm considerable attention
too. Ny daughter made $40 in four days.
Any person can get one Of these machines
By sending 50 TO W. III. Griffith Il Co..
GAINESVILLE, o., or can obtain circulars by
addressing them. You can learn 20 use the
machine in one hour. As this is my first
lucky streak. give my experience hoping
others may he benefited as much as have
been. Yours truly,
VI. q. MOREHEAD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
ONWARD !


.sBe Not Backward In Coming Forward
4 Thomas May Doubt. Peter Nehementll
Deny. Lesser Lights Attempt Tidicule-
But Charlottesville il on the Move.
From all sections we hear our beautiful
city being talked Of as charming residential
place. What town can compare with us!
As Il centre OF higher educational priyi
leges we have no equal; including the
handsome University chapel, our places OF
. worship have seating capacity Tor seven
thousand people. Piedmont Is the hope o
the south for steel making. our county
GRAND old Albemarle), is the garden spot Of
the nation. our improved roads, energetic,
pushing farmers, whose quick, intelligent
minds are receiving the impress OF the times,
leading them out Of the ancient ruts, up the
highway Of prosperity so long locked and
hoped for.
Some Of the Improvements projected are
not receiving the encouragement deserved.
4 few of our best business men cannot be
aroused 10 ours possibilities; like Noah's
friends they can't believe there will be much
rain, 80 they remain on the outside, and
even laugh at the large and extending pre-
paratiOn being made TO house the storm
tossed and weary Of less fortunate climes.
Farming in the distant states is failure;
manufacturers in the East are looking
South for sites upon which b locate
plants; Virginia, OF whose giories the
orator grows eloquent and the poet
becomes enthused, is the objective point
with many. our Northern friends are
looking TO the advantages here found; our
Southern neighbors acknowledge our great
ness. Here the Northern man can remain
all summer and the Southern all winter, in
fact. migratory existence attended with so
much Inconvenience, and not little ex-
pense, is rarely thought OF here. Where
shall we spend the heated term, or the bleak
winter months: are unknown questions
among our privileged people. Don't croak.
Fret not myself. Life is too short to worry.
May
s0ur Fathers God from on. whose hand
The centuries roll like grains OF sand"
bring about all we 50 ardenuy desire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
BIG STOCK DEAL.
A SEQ. ooo. 900 Deal Fallen Through

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, May 29.-The big
stock deal at Ogden, Utah, in which Omaha
and Sioux City parties were interested, and
In which they were To invest ab0nt 500 600.
600, has fallen through. A. :. Garetson
said yesterday that the Sioux City and
Omaha men WHO went into pool 10 buy
some 2,2O0 acres OF land, did not conclude
their purchases, as the contracts and prop
erty which Mayne had were not found 10 DC
as represented, aud MIR. Wood, OF Omaha.
who represented the syndicate, advised his
associates against accepting il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

At the dinner given by Hon. J. l.. NJ.
Curry to his old commander, General Joseph
T.. Johnston, yesterday evening, there were
present: Hon. Robert McLane, his late col
league as Minister 10 France; Senators
Wade Hampton, John W. Daniel, John :.
Barbour, and ex-Confederate Postmaster
General Reagan; Governor Gordon, Of
Georgia; Ex-Governor Fitzhugh Lee, eX-
Governor Carroll, of Maryland; Hon j.
Randolph Tucker, Mr.. Carlisle, Of Wash
ington, and the Messrs. Curry, Of Alabama.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
PETERSBURG.
Preachers Pocket Picked--A General
Holiday.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 29.-.special. 49,
Rev. \. G. Bledsoe, pastor Of the Washing
ton Street NJ. l.. church in this city, went TO
the depot this morning 10 20 over 10 Rich
mOnd to attend the unyeiling Of the Lee
statue, and while there his pocket was
picked Of his watch and money.
To-day has been observed - a general
holiday. i'm honor Of the unyeiling Of the Lee
statue in Richmond. over three thousand
Of our citizens went over to take part in the
unyoiling ceremonies.
Mrs. Ada Barksdale. relict Of MIR. l.. NJ.
Barksdale, a popular citizen. died this NOM
ing. Mrs. Barksdale had been confined TO
her bed for two years.
John Phillips, the negro who murdered
Captain overly, will be taken tomorrow 20
Mecklenburg Courthouse for trial. in charge
Of the sheriff Of the county and the Peters
burg GraNs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
Oh. what q Cough.

VIII YOU need the warnlng-th signal, peg
mans. Of tle sure approach of That more Terri
bic disease. Consumption? Ask yourselves
II YOU can afford for the sake Of saving ~
cents, t. run the risk and do nothing iof it.
We know from eXperlouce inat Snlloh cure
will cufe your Cough II never fails. This
evnlains why more than Million OF bott les
were sold the pasi year. II relieves Crou"
and - hopping Cough at once. Mothers. DO
not DC without II. sample bottles ec. SOD
bv BOdekcr Brothers and II. VI. shields & Co..
corner of Fifth and Marshall streets,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
Petersburg Music Festival.

PETERSBURG. VA. May o. special. r
The. fifth concert Of the Music Festival
given at the Academy Of Music tonight was
attended by a large and brilliant audience.
The numbers on the programme were prin-
cipallv for the festival orchestra. Miss Jen-
ME Patrick Walker, soprano: Miss Olive
Mead. yiolinist; Mr.. Whitney Woodbridge.
tenor, filed the posts assigned them on the
programme in manner that ELECTED hearty
applause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
rilea,pilesl .Itehlne PIIssi

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most ut night; worse Roy
scratching. If allowed 10 continue tumor-
form. which often bleed and uicerate, De-
coming very sore. swayne's ointment Stops
the itching and bleeding. heals liberation
and i'm most cases removes the tumors. At
druggists. or by mail, for 80 cents. d..
Swayne IL Son, Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
GOVERNORS RECEPTION.
Many Fair Ladies and Distinguished Men
Present.

Last night large and brilliant reception
was held at the Governors Mansion, be.
tween the hours of and IL. Governor Ne
Kinney was assisted in the pleasant task Of
receiving visitors by the following members
of his staff in uniform: Colonies Miles Cary.
Meade Haskins and 10. Lane Stern. Among
the ladies present were Miss Carroll. Of
Baltimore: Miss OT0ole, Of Wash
ington; Misses Taylor, Of Westmore-
land; Miss Reins, of Farmville;
Miss McGowan, of 1t. Louis; Mrs. John
Hunter. Miss Farrar, Of Washington; Miss
Cox. of Washington; Mrs. W. II. j. Lee.
some of the gentlemen Were Generals Joe
Johnston, II, Ileth, George f. Flournoy,
Mclean. w. II. +. Lee, Dr. BJotn, Hon.
John Goode. Mr.. John Hunter, Mr.. John
Taylor and DIR. Moses d. Hoge. There was
a large number of prominent soldiers in al
tendance, many OF whom wore their uni
FORMS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
BASE BAL.
Result of the Different Games Played

Result of the Different Games Played
Yesterday.
Players League.-At New York: New
Works, :; Pittsburgs, (ten innings). \
Brooklyn: Brooklyns. 10; Cleyelands, H.
At Philadelphia: Philadelphia, ,; Chi
cageOs. 6. At Boston: BOstons, :; Buiialos. o
National League.-At New York: New
Yorks. 6; Cincinnatis, !. At BROOKLYN
Br00klyns, :; ChicagOes. 4. At Boston
Bostons. ): Pittsburgs ,. At Philadelphia
Philadelphias, $; Clevelands, :.
American Associati0n.-At Rochester
ROchesters, 3: TOled0s. 4.
Atlantic League.-At New Haven; New
Ravens, 10; Wilmingtons, >. At Newark
Newarks, 10; jersey Citys. 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Mr.. Parnell Approves Of President Ti:z
gerald's Action.

gerald's Action.
LINCOLN, NEB., May 29.-President John
Fitzgerald Of the Irish National League re-
ceiyed the following cabiegram this after
noon:
"LOndon, May 2I.-Your action, postpOn-
Ing convention, has my entire approval, and
If the cablegram had reached me in time,
should have recommended il to the recent
meeting of the council. (Signed) Parnell."
Dir. Fitzgerald is in constant communica-
ton with the Irish leader, and is merely
urging the necessity OF convention OF the
American League. Mr.. Fitzgerald is also
trying TO convince the Irish leaders that
while faciionists may be noisy, they are Il
small minority Of Ireland's friends in
Amerira
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

The painting by John A. Elder, ESD, Of
the late Hon. Jefferson Davis. painted at
his home. Beauyoir. Miss. is on exhibition
M the corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
This is the last sitting OF the dead chieitain.
II is pronounced a master piece and true
10 life. 1t bears Mr. Davis autograph rs
IN endorsement of LIS mort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
Timely Advice.
d Old anl1liDr. rninrl

Before the old soldiers return 10 their re-
succtive homes and lay aside, perhaps. for
the last time the old hats and gray SUITS
worn Yesterday in the grand parade. they
should by all means call on Foster, the pho-
tographer. III north Ninth street, and nave
their pictures taken as souvenirs OF the
memorable occasion:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

WinslOw's Soothing syrup should al
wavs ne used when children are cutlinE
teeth. II relieves The little sufferer at once.
il produces natural, quiet sleep Dv relieving
The child from pain, and tie little cherub
awakes as UPRIGHT as a button" IL is yeiy
niaas1nt To taste. II SO0thcs The child, soft
ems the gums, allays all pain. relieves wind.
REGULATES die bowels, and j. ihe pest Know
remedy for diairhOa. whether arising nom
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
q bottle. 'u lh'N"NN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

DANyuLE, VA, May Special. r.
Danyillc will probably have a sensational
trial on Monday next. Lewis Robinson, a
colored detective, has brought an action
against T. G.. Banister, well known COM
mission merchant. for an ALLEGED debt Of
800. which he says Banister owes him for
detective services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

Mr.. A. X. Mas, Of Meridian, Miss.
brought to this Office yesterday a famous
his family for seventy years. The sword
was presented to Marshal Ney by Napo-
leon, and worn by him in Germany from
1897 to 1872. The scabbard hand was en-
graved with pictures of battlefield scenes
and gold-plaled. 1t will be placed on eX-
kfl.ftiou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.
The net earnings Of the Norfolk and
Western road last month were. $l7G,OG2.14
All the city Offices, and the state capital
ones were closed yesterday.
Ice sold as high as five cents per pound at
the retail shops.
The inpromptu boarding houses drove q
good trade at high prices during the stay Of
the crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

The First National Bank o. Hickory, y.
c.. by ID. w. Shuicr. of Hickory. and his
associates, has filed an application with
the Comptroller OF Currency for authority
10 organize q national hank.
The Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds to-day reported fayorably to the
House the following public building bill;
Salem. y. c., with an amendment reducing
the amount from $4,000 TO $4,000.
Benjamin Hawkins (colored) was hang
ed in the jail here to-day for the murder Of
his wife. The drop Eel a few minutes after
Il o'clock noon. His neck was broken, and
four minutes later the doctors pronounced
him dead.