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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

r. -. MacI.eana and Marie Prescott opened
last night their ihree-nights' engagement
with "Othell0." Miss Prescott appeared in
tine difficult role d0uhly difficult for 10 We-
man-Of lac0. She acquitted herself hand
slmcly. following the best models. and dis
piaying her usual freedom from that extra
tagance Of el0cutiou with which most wo-
men ON the stage are wont 90 torture lcn
audiences. IL is unusual for woman o.
dive-t herself Of "a charming iemininity n
order 90 assume for Arts sake the thankle-s
part of shakespeare arch Villain. VI ic-
Lean as OthellO was splendid.
The acting of Miss Maynard as Emilia
was as handsome as her appearance, which
is saving much. Collin kemper as Rode
rico. c0nceiyes. very roughly. that character
10 be- a udicr0us and d0uel-headed one;
but does we'll according i0 his conception.
The rest Of the company is evenly balanced
and of good calibre; better than last year.
Tonight the Winters Tale will Doe pre-
sonfed. with Miss Prescott iu the dual role
Of Hermi0ne and perdita. This was Mary
Anders0n's great success just before her re-
tirement from the stage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
4 Letter from Rev. ). D. Hawthorne. OF
AllAmln. Ga.

Thousands of my Southern friends know
what sufferer from caturh ] have been.
six months ago. by the advice OF mY Uuf-
sicians. ! gave up the plstorte. I have
used two bottles of " Kings ROYAL Derme.
teur.n and while cannot Say tlar Hm
completely cured. / d0 affirm chat 10 has .0
far relieved me !. experience no pam n0l
discomfort
/ feel 10 90 De my duty to say also chat th0
effects of this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful ouD
has been almost "a lif-'0ns invalid ifnm
nervous headache. neuralgia and IIeuma-
tism. I'm a period of thirty years She BIAS
scarcely had q days exemption from pain.
She has been using Germe-our' about iWt
months. A more complete transformation
have never witnessed. Every symptom
of disease has disappeared. She appears On
Dee twenty years younger. and f. happy luN
-uaded many Of our afflicted friends l0 taho
the medicine. and the testimony oi all o.
them Is that 10 is great remedy.
j. B.lIAWIu0RNE.
AH0nf0. CO.. JVfy l2ft, 1850.
For sale hy ail druggists.
Price $3.50 per bottle.
OWENS Is MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Opposite Post0fIce Richmond, va.
WE have aspcedmnd positive cure for Ca
tVrrh. Diphfhern. laukDr Mouth and llnHN-
ache no StlLON~ CAI ARCH NllllDl. A
Nasal Injector lrce with each bottle Use IL
BE- you desire health and sweet breath Price.
80 cents. sold by Bodeker Brother, and
IA. N. Shields 90. corner ol 500 uul Mar
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

Mr.. John +. Booth died yesterday at the
residence OF his sister, Mrs. :. :. Walters,
No. sos north sixth street. lie was a native
Of Richmond and his father was an old
merchant Of this city-Mr. William Booth.
Mr. Booth carried on the paper-hanging
business at the corner Of Ninth and Frank
Friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

HeRricO County C0plf.-fbe January
term Of the County Court begins next Mon
day with Judge y. &. Minor presiding.
There will be four felony eases % be heard
'fhey are Lucian Tyler (coiOfed), Indicted
ia December for attempted islOnl0os as
eauli; Robert Robertson (colored), found
euisty al the December term Of completely
ia riot on the Brook turnpike, given four
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

old Dominion Lodge, No. 81, Order Of the
Golden Chain, had a large meeting last
evening. and after closing, by invitation,
went TO Morgenstern'S restaurant and We're
served with a splendid supper. This or
ganization is growing. The past command
ers Of the state meet here next Thursday 10
elect representatives 10 the supreme Lodge
for the first time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
Chnnee of seheduIe.

The 4. and o. will improve schedule De-
tween Richmond and Norfolk on Sunday
next
The time Of the morning -NOr.olk Limit
ed" will De quickened. leaving Richmond
&C.. and O. depot s:l5 a. VI. and arrive
Norfolk at ll:2J A. NJ. This train viii stop
only no Williamsburg. a local train Will
leave Richmond from Il. and a. depot ai
s:lo A. NJ. daily for Newport News, making
all local stops.
The evening train will leave Richmond
&C.. and o. depot at 1900 T.. NJ. for Norfolk
stopping 40 an stations.
The GOrdOusyille accommodation VIII
leave az 3:lj Il. NJ.
The morning train ON James River Diy.-
sion will leave r. and A. depOilt 5000 \. W..
All other trains viii leave asat present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

At the regular meeting Of Richmond
Council. No g. order Of Chosen Friends the
following officers were elected; Past Coun.
cillor NJ j. Moore; Chancellor Louis Rich:
+. II. Bolton; Score
tary. Charles Clincly; Treasurer. j. H.
Lewis: Prelatc. W. G. Mallory; Marshal,
George Woodall Guard, G.. NJ. sykes; SEN
try. John Hay; Trustees, Charles Fleming.
Il. ID. Chesterman. 4. \. OVERLY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

Those interested in the new club Of the
West End. ''lhe Lee" are hard AT work for
It's success. The chairman OF the finance
committee is Mr.. James II. Dooiey, and Of
the building committee Mr.. Peter III. Mayo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
OVER THE RIVER.
Suits to be Brought Against the City--A
slight Collision.

There viii be three suits OF importance
against the city Of Manchester az the Janu-
uary term OF the Hastings Court, which be-
gins on the roth instant.
One suit is that Of George W. Mann. who
sues the city for $1,000. the ground Of action
being that the plaintiff was badly injured
by falling into hole on Hull street a few
months ago.
Another Is an old suit. Anderson Tucke
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
Improvement Company Incorporated.

In the Circuit Court Of llcnricO Yesterday
Judge Wexford granted "a charter Of incor-
poratiOn tO .sIhe BrO0kland Park ana I'M
proyement Company" The purposes for
which the company is formed are 20 buy.
improve and sell suburban property IN the
county of Henric0, Virginia. The capital
stock shall De not less than SlW,OUO nor
more than S1O0O.O00. divided into shares of
500. The company may issue It's stock in
payment for land no such price as may De
agreed upon between 10 and the owner, on
owners. Of the land. or in payment for I'M
pr0ycment put upon is lands.
The real estate proposed 90 be- held ana
owned by the company shall consist Oh such
lands and buildings as DO shall acquire TOT
the purposes of the company Aforesaid hDi
i0 exceed az one time three thousand acres.
The principal offices of the company ana
the chief business is tO Doe transacted DID tne
county Of lIenricO.
Tie officers of the company are Lewis
Ginter. president: John Pope. vice pfcsi-
dent. Thomas b. Jcflrie-, 1911 ol Richmond
Directors. the above and George Arenlo
and Albert Young, both Of New York.
The above parties now own many acres %.
valuable land ON the Brook turnpike ana
the Hermitage road. which run north OF the
CITY and parallel with each other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

All chairmen OF committees in charge OF
the Colonial Assembly. 10 be held on Jan
uary 10Th. for the benefit Of the Association
Cor Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities.
will meet on Friday, January 10th, at II NJ,
at Mrs. l.. +. Crump's, S0l east Grace
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
I'D ON Id 0OYERNOR.

was adopted: ''kes0iyed, laat the state
Board OF Agriculture cal IN a body ana
pay their respects % the GOVERNOR Ac-
corlineiy when the Board adjourned the,
proceeded % The Governors mansion. wher..
lis LXcellency bad made preparations a.
receive them, and where they spent AN hour
or TWO IN pleasant conversation.
The n| gnt session Was called 90 order bv
Judge Mallory at ;: go o'clock. The special
order Was tbe consideration Of the road blll
MT. Lyman made quite a lengthy and in
t-fesiins argument IN favor Of the bill. lie
considered 30 delicate matter % place con-
vets out in agricultural districts. lie IT,
lerrtd 90 a road between stanton and
Winchester, that had been built over forty
years ago, and because 10 had been built
riglt DO Was good road yet.
Captain Browne said be disliked 70 dilIer
with Ar. Lyman, who had advocated the
road law, but both agreed that 500 c0nyicts
could De spared from the penitentay. lie
believed that ihe proper way 20 keep the
roads ia order was 10 adopt the contract
system, and be cited instances 10 prove h.s
assertions.
Major Gaines stated that no one was
more deeply impressed than he with the
Importance OF the road law. lie thought
lle prop0sitlsn % -. "A graduate from the
virginia Military Institute 10 instruct the
o'efseeis OF roads IN each county A good
sae, but the serious trouble now was to get
intelligent men M oyesaeers of roads.
Ar. lis-inea member OF the Legislature
nom Augusta, asked IL the bill passed
Would It's eject be compulsory upon each
county.
The Chair replied that when il came up
IN the House any county could ie excluded
ifom its operations.
Dir. Lishtnsg inquired how the penalt,
Tor miling to work ON the roads could be-
enforced. ~
MI corbin said that there was one way
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
roRr og WEsrroINr. IlaeAmn.

ARRIVED.
steamship Charlotte hickio Baltimore.
general cargo; steamship Caroline AiutI.
h der. New York, general cargo,
SAILED.
steamsphip Allegheny. Foster. Providence.
general cargo, steamship sussex ORR. llfei-
pool cotton.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JANrALY q:
ARRIVED.
steamship Amannfn, Norfolk, t0 load upr-
chnudlsc, steamship llldHulus. weston.
io coal; steamship Berkshire, Providence.
N Il sailed for Mcst Point. m.fcInufIs. .
$50 amship Guyand0tle. Sew York, and sailed
Tor New York, merchandise.
SAILED.
steamship ficallIo. f0guna. Mexico. t.lfli
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

The city ambulance was called out twice
yesterday.
> T.. NJ. 90 3l3 Louisiana avenue 20 "a
drunken man who had cut Dbl, finger with "a
piece of glass. DR.. Davis bound up the cut
and left the man there.
$500 l.. NJ. 90 the corner OF NenaDie and
twentieth streets tO "a white man who hld
commissions. lie was taken 90 his home, On
Pleasant street between IWonty-hrst and
Twenty where the family physician
took charge OF the patient.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

WAsHfNGTON. ID. g.. january g.-FOr Nir-
ginia: showers. preceded by nir weather BOO
southeast portion; slightly warmer souih-
crly winds
For North Carolina: Fair; slightly warmer
s0uthwesterly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

4 cough. cold. or sore throat should not
Doe neglected Browns Bronchial locles
are "a simple remedy. and give prompt re-
lief Twenty-Five cents box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID 10


NIa.IftN t.u II.ltIENs
.IEIh.r III.E.
Il.HilNu. AA. january 1. 1890.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF . HI
/ stockholders 0f fl.s IHuh WII ne nrII
IIi-I Al.JtnI Ant iilii. hI $3.50 D.. 30 ll
lUI H... Stain .II.N..
HIINtNn ffllON .In.
Iai-cl.uI cashier.
Gas DASH or lI. lrnSnl
NlcUToHu. VA. December . 8 1850.
TuE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ING Of the stockholders f mIs hlnawmlo
hea go her aaaan--hoa.e on MONDAY
JA2rAnY l3lu, 10 o.c'lrkA.
Ji-iw JAW snroN casatc
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
LA stockholders uf obi.
pAIlNtI1 AANL AEu PHOSPHATE
IN..IA.I
NilI De hell af in. DnI.eDI Oboe Company. I.
Richmond tHsat I- .L TUESDAY, IAsr.
tlf lrlH. i-iu.
NI order ul President
H.D. pEauAM. Ii..
NN-i'A IN "..I|ffI..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

GENTLEMEN have used DR.. Dafios
Cough Syrup for some months. and ihinN IT
has done me more good than any other nleu-
icine taken yet. Ny disease was asthma
and bronchitis Of long standing. Anon4
the multiplicity of remedies for these ans
eases. think DR.. Dayid's is the best =
simple remedy. and its componenis not "a,
AN Injurious. II gives me pleasure I'd ""''
my testimony 10 It's efficacy.
Very respectfully,
j. l.. DAVIS. superintendent
of Richmond City Water Works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

VIII Won heed the warning -tnc signal, per-
hams. OF the sure approach of That more itff.-
ble disease. Consumptinn3 Ask yourselves
il YOU can afford for the sake OBJ saving 20
cents. 10 run the risk aud DO nothing ioI i..
We know from experience mat -nliun.e cure
will cure YOUR Couch. 10 never tails. This
exnlnins why more than Million of Bottles
were sold the past year. Dr. relieves tfou
and " hopping Cough at once. Mothers. lt.
not be without 40. sample bottles zee. @liN
bv BOdeker Brothers and 1T. 81. Shields & co..
corner of Firth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

EORTlFY YOUR 81 STEM AGAINST
"LA q flffe D. hl,lnsa cI.s,i i.o
Celebrated fANActA WAre0. nom
GEORGE ~nIOiN.
ilNV Main street. Eichmold.Na.
n your druegis. does not keep tn. Won.
dctiui fANAAte WATER send $500 l1r IA
case !. %. ID. Nt Alttieion. n. ~. 90
JOHN A. WILLIAMS
uxiofd. y. e..
iaf-it lleal Agency iCs u. =. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

Introduced and referred. By Mr.. shcp-
nerSon. For the relief of William Morton,
az Charlotte county. BY Mr. Kent; To au-
thorize the Virginia Investment Company
10 subscribe for, guarantee, or acquire the
stock and bonds OF any corporation. bi
Dir. johnson. of Rockhridge, by request; To
Droyide charter for the town Of bDena
Vista la the county of kOckbriige. 10y Mr.
Hume. 10 incorporate the RaslNnu, Airing
ION. Alexandria aud Mount Vernon Rail-
road aud street Railway. By Mr. Dabney.
TO authorize Alhcmarle county 90 borrow
$4,000 10 build nre proof clerks ONCE ana
retire overdue bonds. 49,. Mr.. Moseiy; For
Inc relief OF n. A. fOrees, Of the county OF
f,nck,nrlaIn. By Mr.. Dahney, To author
IL the county Of Albemagie % Subscribe
xSOo 10 the Monticello Guard Armov. 49,
&r.J.E. Mason; An act relating % unlawful
fishing in the triDufar'c. OF the Potomac
river within the Jurisdiction Of King George,
stafford. Fairfax and Alexandria couusy.
|By Mr.. Rlakemore To repeal aH act
authorizing ID. a. PlccS 20 erect q
losl bridge across North river al Mount
Crawford in the county ot Rockingham.
Senate bills passed. To amend ihc char
ter OF thu Old Dominion Land Company 10
amend the Code OF Virginia in reference o.
the property that may be desirained lol
faNcs.
House bills passed: Enabling the super
visor OF Campbell county 70 exempt certain
nom taxation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

Mr.. Yarrell asked the senate 90 take up
his Joint resolution asking Federal aid 90
fhe public free schools of the States. aud %
recorded vote developing the fact That there
was 40 quorum present, the Senate, "a 200,
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

MIR. Harrison sent 90 The clerks desk ana
had read preamble and resolutions adopt
ed by the Farmers Alliance, of Frederick
county, in regard 60 the Commissioner of
Agriculture, that the $4,000 appropriated i'm
the last two years 10 the department of age
riculturc has not been expended for iho best
interests OF the State, and urging that no
one not a practical farmer Ncrsed Ia the ac-
fual details of agricultural liie DE elected %
fhe office of Commissioner Of Agriculture. 10
was referred 10 the investigating Commit
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-08-27
P,TH AND POINT.

THE future is serious matters"
but it never becomes really serious until
1t is the present-Puck.
-He-'I'll never marry a strong
minded woman" She-''No; l don't
think you will. "-Terre Haute Express.
-Doctor-''You must be very careful
about your diet" Dashaway-''That's
all right, doctor. My landlady attends
to that"-N. Y. Sun.
--Sheepskins in pickle are all right
but We always feel sorry when the owner
of the vat is in the same condition.
Shoe and Leather Reporter.
-She-''What strong face he has"
He-"Yes; that comes from exercise.
He has been travelling on it for many
years. "-Terre Haute Express.
The papers are discussing the ques-
ton, ''How to tell good egg;" but 1t
seems to US the easiest way is to break
it open and smell it-Ram's Horn.
"A serious need these days Is a gas
meter that is Intelligent enough to know
when the family is at the seaside and
honest enough to say so.-Binghamton
Leader.
The rapid young man who spends
all his salary for carriage hire may love
the wealthy young lady very dearly and
have his eve on the rebate also.-Gal-
weston News.
-"Jove! Mary, the house is on hrei"
"Well, get up as quick as you can. and
cover the furniture with rubber sheets
and put on your bathing suit before the
hose company gets here."-Harper's
Bazaar.
An advertisement is headed:
'sPianos on Trial" On the charge Of
''disturbing the peace" it is presumed.
It is hoped they will be convicted and.
locked up for term of years.-Nor-
ristown Herald
-Wife-"You dance a.great deal bet
ter than you did before we were mar
ried. Then you always tore my dress
dancing, but you don't now" Husband
-"Humph! Then didn't have to pay
for it"-Texas Siftings.
-Bacon-'I never saw such fellow
as young Bender. He can't keep dol
lar five minutes" Egbert-''Hec an't7'
mo" ''Well, think he can. LOANED
him FIVE dollars month ago, and he's
got it yet"-Yonkers Statesman.
-Sad-Eyed Spectator (at the races)-
Il lost $50 on the last race. Did you
lose any thing?" Sporting Man-"Naw,
Didn't bet" Sc. S.-"What! You
didn't bet on that great race, the great
est race of the season? Why not?" S.
MI didn't know which boss was
goin' ter beat-"-N. Y. Weekly.
Mr.. Backbay-''You found things
very different out West from what they
are here, l suppose" Miss Beacon
Eyes, indeed. AS journeyed westward
I noticed constantly the decreasing
signs Of refinement" Mr.. Backbay-
''What, for instance?'' Miss Beacon
well. for example; when we reached
Chicago I found that boys no longer
| came through the train selling chewing
gum."-America.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-08-27
THE LAST STRAIN.

One Shortcoming Which the Fair Andro-
meta Could Not Forgive.
They were standing by the window
looking out at the golden sunset His
arm was around her slender waist and
her head rested confdingly on his man
" shoulder. Life looked rosy to the
YOUTH ul pair. and not visible cloud
obscured the bright armament of their
hopes
''Perseus," she murmured, ut seems
almost. incredible that we never met
until three weeks ago."
1T does, indeed. Andromeda." re-
piled the youth. 1--WE have had hardly
time to become acquainted with each
others views of life and it's problems,
not to speak of each others peculiar
tiles and prejudices- Yet it seems as
if we must have known one another al
ways"
''And that reminds me, Perseus," re-
joined the lovely New England girl,
thoughtfully adjusting her spectacles,
that 1 have never heard you express
your opinion Of theosophy."
my opinion of theosophy, love- the
young man said, breaking it to her as
gently as he could, lis that the system
as thus far developed hardly meets the
requirements of an exact science"
It was severe shock, but the maiden
did not finch. She only leaned little
harder on the young mans shoulder.
.'You find much to admire in Emerson
and Thoreau, do you not?" she asked
hopefully.
II can not say do. The one seems
too transcendental, the other almost
atheistic."
'Surely, Perseus, you like Ibsen9"
'1bsen, my darling, makes me THE
wearies me-
''Does not the Delsartean idea appeal
to you favorably?"
HIM! This Delsartean business,
dearest, l regard as harmless kind of
thing, suitable for twelve-year-olds school
girls who have no roller-skating facil-
tiles"
"Werl, Perseus," she said, with .
happy sigh, "what difference does It
make after all if we love each other?
These little differences of opinion shall
not separate u.s."
mo. Andremeda, they shall not. We
will not speak of them. They are
: trifles. Look at the roses in this beau
tiful vase"
A cry OF horror broke from the lips Of
Andromeda. She sprang from his en-
brace.
"What is the matter, dearest?" OK.
claimed the young man, with the ut
. most concern. ..>,.-....
Don't touch me!' she painted, sink.
ing ON sofa. Don't come near mep'
"What have +"
"Mr. Grigson," she said, recovering
herself by powerful effort, and stand
ing erect, II can overlook your lack of
appreciation Of the great names in our
literature. I can forgive your want OF
sympathy with the great movements in
the world of thought that possess my
soul and move all my powers to action
But''-and the proud Boston girl point
ed sternly to the door, can never
look with any thing but utter ,abhor-
renee on q man who does not know how
to pronounce the word vahzl TOP
Chicago Tribune
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-08-27
A SAD CASE INDEED.

How an AfTectionate Angels Happiness
Was Wrecked.
Fond Mother-Why, my pet, you
should not strike your little brother
that way.
Spoiled Child will! If he touches
my doll again I'll break another chair
over his head, so there!
Fond Mother-But, my dear, you know
it isn't ladylike for little girls TO-
Spoiled Child-You get out! If you say
another word I'll tell the minister what
you said about his wife's new dress.
Fond Mother (some years after)-My
dear, it seems to me this engagement
to Mr.. Goodsoul is very sudden.
Spoiled Daughter-There you go! I
knew you would. Always coming be-
tween me and my happiness. You can
yell your old head off if you want to,
but will marry him all the same.
Fond Mother-But, my dear, it may
be that your dispositions-
Spoiled Daughter-Huh! If can gel
along with such an unreasonable crea'
ture as you are'I can get along with any
one. Now, just stop your clatter, and
see about supper. He'll be here to-
night
Fond Mother 1.-TWO years afterward,
to visitor)-Yes, it is too true, too truel
Visitor-And 50 your daughter and
her husband have really separated!
Fond Mother--Yes, poor stricken
child, she came home last night Oh,
that she should ever have married such
brute! She was always so tender, SO
aFectionate, 80 timid! Poor angel! He
must have abused her terribly.-N. Y.
Weekly.