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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

tN"' AfAa't''
CONNECrIONs
AT OLD POINT and NORFOLK, closely
with all lines iol Baltimore. Pliiudeiph
New YORK same afternoon. also at Norfolk
for Eastern NoItl Carolina and the South.
AtNEW PORT NEWS Tor Hampton and
Smithncld. Va.
and at CfARE8IOST with the atlantic
and Danville Railroad ior Waycfly. Hicks
Only ALI WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER 80 DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINZ.
JAMEofOWN. DUTCH GAP. AND WAh
Cheapest HOUrE.
RATES LE-- THAN HALF CHARGED 30
RAIL Inns.
FARE no OLD POINT AND NOIEOLk,
$50. STRAIGHT. $3.50 HOUND
TRIP. tl -EIOND-CLA~~.
tllirN-NIA-- MEALS.
the elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states maiD.
lAIIAIr IElN,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ANDfNIDAY AZ
a. ~. l-litthl-DAh~ go DIRECTLY TO
SIEAAlEN0 MNAEll for aboye-Hamec
places, arriving at Oid Point and Norfolk
ABOUT $500 J.. 81. Returning. tle steamer
leaves Norfolk. Old Point and Newport News
on aite. nate days, arriving al Richmond
Thfough tickets or sale on steamer and a.
Careers Agency. No. 1000 Nam street. Bag
gage checked through.
aIAIE-ROO3s ENGAGED FOR DAY Ob
tIGHI
tRElGHl
Freight received daily for Norfolk, POr,s
mouth, Smithueid. Hampton, old Point
Waveriy. HlcksiOrd and Alexandra. Va:
washington. I'D. a.; NeWbsrne. Washington
and larDoro. n. g., all stations ol Atlantic
and DluNille. -eabOard and Roanoke Norfolk
Southern and llrm lie and iowhatln Rail-
r0a0s. ana Eastern Aortn Carolina ceucf-
ally; also, for Eastern shore 81 Virginia and
a,l re.unr ianlln1s OE tine james ana Rap
pananu0ck rivers at LOWEST RATES. ana
throi ga bills issued.
LUilkN B.IAgDM, Weep President.
40. llll Main street and hOcketts
IRWIN WElsiGrn, Freight and Passenger
Agent. mvx9.ff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

TOR SALE.-WHAT IS THE MAT
i TER with MunfOrl? Vote for the riznl
man. For whom 70 may concern: We Will
sell ~ auction ut - o'clock TO-DAY. and
continue the sale from day 10 day until toe
entire cOnsignmenis are closed out. as fOl-
lows: 500 barrels of hsrrings. not Old stock,
bur the last catching; 1917 barrels North
Carolina Heuings Family ROOF 400 barrels
Club MackcroI. 1876 barrels OF Flour,
ono Dirt Cart; Tot OF Hays Mich
Cows ana Calves: eight Horses, sound
and guaranteed: one phactOn and Horse. "a
Wagon and Harness; several barrels ~ Vim
cgar: "a tot Soap, Starch, Soda and General
Groceries all iu lots TO suit, and any other
articles that may be consigned. Terms OHsh
before the goods are delivered.
CHANDLER & CO.,
Commission Merchants, ll3 north ElEh-
teenth<trcet, Richmond. ". mh0-ll'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
FOR SALE.
Tor SALE,
"THE CRITIC NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED IL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

We'll established; over two years Old in
good funningo order: all fixtures leXcep press
c0mplotc. Present owner wishes 10 devote
an hts time 90 other business an energetic
man can make from 100 10 800 per cent. out
of the paper. AZ present devoted 20 society.
gcnralOgy. fashion and household topics.
being free ffom political OF other prejudice,
10 can easily be converted into an organ ioi
amy cause.
For terms and mll particulars address or
call 40 the Critic Office, 1917 Main street.
mh1-1W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
ATLANTIC COAST IINr.

RICHMOND ANn pilFn-NH ". n..
ROAD IIHf TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. fI...
1890. at 300 a. 81. trains 0n f..
ruu as follows.
DRAINS 5crIHWtHn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN SO. 81, 3.2O T.. VI.
Z OcAI EMPRESS. daily, except sunday
/ stops at an stations 40 Lester Manor
connects with stage for WaikeriOu; also cone
meets with Baltimore steamer at West Point.
TRAIN so. IS. 1ilj =. VI.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily. except sum
IS day. tor West Point. connecting With
Nork-rlyer steamers for Baltimore. AT bal.
tmOre steamers connect with Baltimore nnd
Ohio Railroad for Washington, pnlladelpl
ANA Sew York. FAKE. Richmond to lnIu-
more. 50. to Washington c3, to lhiIWclpnin'
80: New York. ,T.3c.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE 4 p. VI.
! 'Ok WEST POINT, daily. except sunday.
4 thence hy hiehm0nd and DauNlie tnil-
road 90 Richmond. arriving at 9.iu A. N. and
II a. ~. and connecting with train SO. o.
l-ce Train so. 53-Nirginia and North cuo-
TRAIN 40. ID. 7.IOA.M
I OCAL. MIXED. daily. except sunday
( leaves IWcnfy-cignth street iof Yves
Point and intermediate points.
Ticket Office at station foot of Nireinh
CITY ticket Office corner of Tenth ani Main
Sol. HAAS. JAs.k. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
JOSEPH s. PITTS Div. pass.Agcnt
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD
TWO DAILY rRAiNS TO NORFOLK.
Two DAILY TRAINS 100 LNNCHBD RD
SCutnULtiN EFFECT FEB 10Th. 1850
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sIREEr STA.
IfON.
$40 A. VI. Daily. u0 Petersburg. Richmond
ANA Norfolk through express. AT
hive Norfolk 1925 r. NJ. Stops only
nt Petersburg and suffolk. s. Sec.
und train, leaving Petersburg Hi
1880 a. w.. and arfINlnl lt Norfolk
at2 r. M. stops 900 400 stations.
o.IO A, ~. Daily. f'n Petersburg. Ar.lNe a'
Petersburg lois A.. 81. so.
leaves Petersburg ll.lD A. ID. fl'
EarmNIIc. lNucNnur- HlI Nl
points South HuI Wn.f.
1915 p. 81. IailV. Ii0 Petersburg. Arrives
pefershur. 100 p. w., daily. le .ye'
Petersburg 200 4;35 j. 3d.. .a.ls, ar
rIVing 200 Norfolk b. ST.
1870 u 81. Daily. r'0 Petersburg. arriving n
Petersburg at 1923 s.. A.. CON
Meeting with Train 80. ]. leaving
petershurgat 1910 A. f0r flrma
Willie. Lyuchhurg AND uli pl'nt
South and West.
1000 a. VI. Daily, r.0 bufkcFille. luf fWm
Vile. Lynchbure and iue West an.
PULLMAN -LEEpING-CAhA CcOMMJbA
IlON-.
SO. 1--lecping-car Petersburg to BrI,ip
without change leaving Petersburg daily a
1910 a.. Do. Pullman sleeper Lyncnourg %
Memphis without change.
$50. 3-rulmau sleeper LyncnDurg t0 Mefi
dian. ANA Roanoke 10 Memphis Withon
change.
Tickets. baesnge-chccks and I'D informl-
ton can bee uufaiued 100 Richmond and Peters.
burg Railroad depot. s.. W. Oaluars lON
Nam street. ami at tine Company B Office, 800
east Main street.
H. ". COURTNEY
Passenger Agent
49,. ~. IENIlI-
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES a.. EDDY. A.ce-fio-ltonf.
General Office. Roanoke, Ma.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

TUFTS LIVER PILLS. 15c. BOX
/ at Patent Medicine Counter.
S22e2kenS- G.z5s dSN2toooI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
XIRGINIA STEAMBOAT cOM

7
pANl's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR OLD POINT,
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, NEWPORT
NEWS, CLAltEAlNNI, AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OF CHANGE OF
ANY KIND
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
GrARANrEED ANALYsIs.

4. All fertilizers. or chemicals, on ingrcdi-
cnts for manufacturing or composing inc
same. offered for sale or distribution in this
state. shall have printed upon or attached
tO each bag. barrel or package. IN such
manner as the Commissioner of Agricul-
ture may by regulation establish, the guar
anteed analysis of such fertilizer, or chemi-
cal or ingredient. as claimed by the manu-
facturer showing the per centum OF ysiu-
able ingredients such fertilizer or chemi-
Gals contains, which shall be The same as
that contained i'm the statement required 20
be submitted % the Commissioner of Aeri-
culture. except when the fertilizer, or chemi-
cal. or ingredient is shipped in bulk.
d. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall
obtain fair samples of an brands Of fertilil-
cr- sold or offered for sale in this state by
manufacturers or dealers, and shall have
them analysed hy the official chemist. and
shall publish the analysis for the iniorma-
ton OF the public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
Daily TXCFpr SUNDAY.

WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
LEAVE RICHMOND;

THE FAVORiTE ROUTE TO BALTlMOR
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

Isl THE CLERE's OFFICE Oh THE CIRCUIT
COURT oF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, JANU-
AIRY iiIn. 1890.
!, D.. ID. FlOurnOy clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Chesterfield county, do certify that the
bond required OF Special COmmisslOurr B. ID.
Nash, in the suit " Henry q. watkins a.
Bennett and wife has been duly executed.
Given under my hand tie day aud year
above written. r.. III. FLODRNOl,
mhj-ot Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

BY virtue Of the Executive Committee oil
the Virginia state Agricultural and Mechai'
ical Society, will eel by auction, on the
premises. on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24
LOVELY ENTERTAINMENT.
"l,Iustrated Songs" at the Mozart aea"-
envy of Music.

Something more than the mere title iii
ustrated songs" brought the large and FASH
ionable audience to the Academy of Music
last night; there must have been some pri-
yate mixing given or the lovely entertain
ment in prospect TO MI ine mousse WIN SUI"
a brilliant gathering.
. over ffty people took part. The pro-
oramme embraced singing, choral aud solo;
iableailx. en- costume, with calcium effects
and orchestral music. The entertainment
will be repeated this afternoon. The pro-
coeds of the two performances 20 10 the
Woman's Christian Association fund.
There were some nine or ten tableauN.
Each contained six or more people. and the
neople. rs well rs the surroundings, were
maeuifcontly dressed. The calcium light
i'm the gallery gave the silks and diamonds
brilliant lnsire, while the orchestra played
appropriate music. Each tableau was
gem Of beauty.
The "Wee Mother slullaby," given by
Mrs. Stephen Putney. was as dainty n
human picture a. could be- put on the stage.
This number was programmed rs the third
tabCau. The curtain rising showed hi-
teen OF the pretticst little ilaNen-haired
girls in Richmond, obliqued across the
stage. Each was dressed simply in long
white Gown. None OF them were
more than i've years old, and one little
tot at the end OF the line who
caused no end Of amusement, was scarcely
two. All Ofthem carried a doll baby in Their
arms. and with appropriate gestures, SAM
''Rock-a-by baby on tie iree-top..N They
responded gracefully 10 an encore. but
would not answer second enthusiastic re-
call.
Mrs. Avery Lamb. Of Memphis. sang
Goring-rhomas' 80 Vision Eutrancing;'
Mr.. Lenwich gave Schlonsiy's beautiful
Russian sercnide, "Siill is the Might" Mr..
r.. ". Shcrh~rd rendered .The Marseillo-
nvmn:" captain Cunningham, Lecocq,s
"~hc is so Innocent and Charming;' Mrs. j.
Il. Durett. ain Old Madrid;" and Miss An
ME GrswOd. "Ihrce old Maids Of Lea
All were much enjoyed and dcseryedly az
plaudcd.
The orchestra. conducted by Mr.. stein,
never PLAYED better. and Mr.. liheinharGi
was the soloisi7' excellent accOmpanlst.
The house will doubtless be crowded this
afternoon, as it was last light.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24
Property Transfers.

ChOnreiv Courts. MEG. Fisher to
Moses Millhiser, go feet on Floyd street
southeast corner Beech. $1,000; f. II. Gar
Der 10 George II. Duke. ~ feet on west side
Seventh street, near Denny, $3.50; Henry ;.
llutz!er to VI. r., c. r., l.. II. and p. :.
Chandler, 23A feet on south side Main
street, near Plum, 10 correct error; Nor
toms trustee, Mary A. and John Morton to
A. +. Schultz, u feet on south size Cary
street. near Morris, $500; w. G. Preston,
special commissioner, TO Virginia A., wife
Of \. G. Wilkinson, 2O3I feet on Marshall
street. southeast corner Fifth, 5000; Isaac
and Moses Thalhmer to Gustayus Thai
himcr, one-third interest in 80 feet on Clay
street, northeast corner Fourth, $1,000.
Henrico county. W. G. Carrington's
trustee to-John Mahony, ~ feet on east
side Thirtcth street, near II, sos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24
GREENSBORO.
III. TrestIe to he Built-Boy Injured by
Dynamite.

Asr- AtrAit ~ ~ R"t'' a''f -
Dynamite.
GrraNsnORO. \. c., May 23.-.Special.
Some hitherto unknown disease is declmat-
ing the horses in Wilkes county.
!. ". Davis. native Of Chapel Hill and
q graduate Of thc University. who went
from This State p few years ago, was visited
in his cell i'm Jail mt Fort Worth, Texas. by
our delegate To the Baptist Convention mt
that place. He i- charged with the killing
of bis employer ont there.
The chief engineer of the Richmond and
Danvilie Railroad. at " Winston. has been in-
structed % erect trcsle Ou the route of
what is now known rs the North Carolina
VI idland, across Che ladkin river, on said
line. preparatory 10 track laying between
~ Winston and MOcksville.
El0n College will be- ready for occupancy
al the fall session. The new building oc-
cupics commanding site on the North
Carolina Railroad, about four miles west ~
Burlington. 10 is the den0mnatiOnal col
lcgr OF the Christians. and was formerly az
Graham. the county seat.
Fifty bills of indictment were pending
against tbo OcracOEe oyster fishermen at
the recent term of the Hyde County Court.
80 far there have been no convictions.
Last Tuesday. at Rcidsvillc. Willie. "a
tou-ycar-Oid son OF James Moore. who lives
90 the iron works. was playing with some
dynamite cartridges used in blasting, when
one exploded. and both his hands were
shattered and laceraied IN lrightml man
ucr. His little sister. who was playing near
by. was struck on the eye by a fragment,
with ~eri0u, results.
John Colngtou. who has been under q
$500 bond for Illicit distilling. made his e--
cape recently from keidsyillc, and d.,
wanted %. The revenue men. His sureiles
gave him up uot lon- ago and be- was con-
/ fined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
INQUEST THE BRYAN MURDER
CASE CONTINUED.

state Medical Association - Woman
Evangelist at Goldsboro-RaIlroad Pro-
Cress-store burned ut Washington
Gathered ut Greensboro.
RALEIGH, n. c., May 23.-ispecial. "A
special from oxford says the female semi
nary Of that place has just been sold to
Professor y. Fenick, a prominent educator
Of Virginia. lie will take charge next Sep
TENDER. and will make extensive improve
ments in the policy and scope Of the institu-
ton.
Several witnesses were examined "
the BRYAN murder case to-day, all Of whom
testified they had heard owners Of the prop
erty say that they would keep people from
Min on their lands if they had to do il
with powder and lead. The inquest was
adjourned this evening till Monday next in
order thar other Witnesses may summoned
solicitor Argo saws h. is now on trail Of
what he believes will develop in something
important.
4 large party Of physicians passed
through here to-day en- route to oxford u
attend the convention of the state Medical
Association. several hundred doctors are
expected 10 attend.
The corner stone Of the new building TO De
used rs machine shops at the Agricultural
and Mechanical College was laid to-day.
Mrs. j. ID. Carpenter q woman evangelist
who has been holding a series Of meetings
M GoldsboTo. in which much interest has
been manifested. closed Der revival last
night. There have been large numbers OF
converts.
Track laying on the Lynchburg and Dur
ham Railroad. from liOXbOrO to Durham
has been begun. The track has been COM
picted TO ROXboro. and trains are running
The Confederate Veterans Association, OF
Beaufort county. has just held meeting
and appointed ten delegates TO attend the
unycling OF the Lee statue at Richmond.
The wholesale and retail store of l.. IA.
Willis, az Washington. y. C., was almost
destroyed by fire. The building and stock
were insured for 81, 100, but insurance does
not cover the loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24

Local Happenings That Require Little
SYncs To Relate.
The stuart Horse Guard has Friday night
"Ihe Private Secretary at tire Mozart
Academy for IT'S benefit, and hopes that
friend, Of the troop will purchase tickets OF
the members for that night.
Dr. 5. 4. Goodwin. of the west Main
street Baptist Church. will preach at the
Soldiers Home Chapel tomorrow afternoon
at . O'Clock. \ GOOD sermon and line music
may De expected.
Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, u. D., viii preach 10
the Young men Of Richmond College on
sunday night at 4 O'Clock in the College
Chapel. an who can attend viii be cor
daily welcomed.
To-day 70 noon the sale OF lots at Wood
land Heights, near Manchester, fakes place.
There VIII be large crowd of bidders in
Guiding steamer load from Baltimore,
present.
The Chancery Court has adjourned over
until june 10Th. The jury Of the Hastings
Court has been discharged for the term.
Mr.. William Krmse is one Of the justices
Of the peace elected IN Monroe Ward, i'll
stead Of Mr.. Grubbs, rs stated.
Lucicn Tyler, Of Henrico. was registered
for five years AT the penitentiary yesterday.
A steady rain began to fall last night
about III O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24
ThE ROBEROsLL MILL.
1t starts Up After Two Months Unavoid. =
Die shutdown.

ROCKINGHAM. y. e., May 3D. Special.
The Robordell mill started mp its machinery
on Monday last. after an enforced stoppage
Of two months or more. The new rock dam.
constructed under the personal supervision
OF Robert J.. steele. E-q.. the president "i
the company. is pronounced "a superb -truc-
ture. N is well laid in cement. and is proof,
10 is believed. against storm and flood. 4
new dam is being pul IN DIS tine Great FAIL.
Manufacturing Company at the Old Leak
Mil Reservoir u.s. a prccaut.on against
shortage of water which. 30 was feared,
mi.At occur during the summer by reason
OF inadequate rainfall in the season past.
with thecomplcl.on of this dam IL j. thought
the supply of water will De sufficient. as the
mill Will Dec ga by one reservoir on the
north prong and TWO on the south prong Of
Falling creek.
MoSsrs. Lcake * Wall have arranged tor
plans t0 hr submitted embracing % hotel,
bank building. clothing store and dru2
store. all in one block. with the view of
erecting the same this summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24

LArRINBrRG. y. G.. May 23.-.> special.
Mr. Howard. Of Nanccy county. y. G., was
married 10 Miss Julia. daughter Of Mr. D. $.
Wilcox. by Rev. Chalmers Moore, last eve
ming.
j. W. MCLAUGHLIN (colorcd) has been ap
pointed and commissioned county supcrlM
tenlent OF Richmond county. and is duly
authorized 60 organize colored subordinate
Farmers Alliances. instruct their officers
Nc.. I'm said county. He is also the only
authorized officer for this purpose IN Rich
mond county.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has called "a convention of all dry men, g
De held here next Friday night at o:5'
O'Clock.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Hall
with Deputy sheriff.. j. Cameron, dropped
down on blockade distillcry near McMil
Ions mill. th.. county. last Thursday. and
proceeded 10 dcm0lish il. The 5lockadel
lust did escape. as he lcft the ire burning
as built. and everything else. They cut Oh,
still. which was down near q branch. t'
pieces. poured ont ten gallons of pure corn
whisky and two hundred gallons Of beer
broke ten stands and turned out ten hos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24
THE MAILS.
Postmaster Russell Answers series of
Questions.

tuFstionss
The following questions recently received
for publication were submitted 20 postmas-
ter Russell. who appended the answers
given below:
l. why hasthc plan OF posting The weekly
,. WIZ has ihc schedule ol carnival aud
departure 0i nails uccu pigeon holcd2
3. Has q carrier amy right tO allow him
self 10 he intercepted ON Inns route 10y parties
who are anxious io glt a' their mail long be-
fore their lurn comes 40 their places OF Dusi-
ness?
4. Why should not we ect our mail al out
after that which our ucishbors, VINO patron
lie the box system, get theirs?
/. The have been regularly posted in tie
general delivery division since the p0stor
fee was removed % the United States build
ing. Hereafter the list viii Dee posted in The
yestihulc Of the p0stoice
>. An improved schedule Of arrivals and
departure of mails has been in tine hands. OF
the printer for ten OW days, and will Joe pui
mp this week If received.
3. ictter-carfier- are not authorized 90 dis
tribute their mail 10 parties ON the street.
who intercept them before reaching thriI
place Ot business. and il Is NOT done, except
i'm special cases.
Z. A. soon as The mail arrives and is re-
cciyed by the carriers. DO is delivered prom Ji-
ly. Those no the beginning of the carriers
route. receive theirs within few moments
after leaving the postOiiicc. All cannot ho
served first. but il should all dee delivered
within Il reasonable length OF time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24
rHE PRIVATE SECRETARY
4 CARD TO TUE PUEBLO.

In yesterdays issue OF the state il is re-
ported that was arrested for being disorder
Is IN the street his Is not the case. rs was
clearly decided In the Police Court tp'
morning The Court decided that / we 80
and dismissed the charge again.' -f if7"''
The facts In the ease are - a. ,,.,......
Wilkinson ycstCrd" ,.,et. - - 49, '.,''
M Pi0o''o'. and posted a large card, on
VIM weo the following words III you do
not believe smith l. a radical. read this %
Inc this" was two Jackson ward Republican
tickets with my name on them for CITY SER
geant told Wilkinson he had 40 right To
post nav name without my permission.
tore down the card, whereupon Policeman
4. g. tpps caught hold OF me 70 arrest me.
told him he had no right 10 arrest me without
warrant, as had committed no breach of
the peace. demonstrated with him, but his
only reply was that he would put his nippers
on me. lie violently caught me by the arm,
ana took me 10 the statiOn-hou.e. consider
ed this treatment most unjust and uncaled
for hut had no mode OF redress am "a tax
payer OF the city, and contribute in this man
ner Ia the support OF the police force, and
think have, along with AL our citizens, n
just right To expect from policemen protoc-
tien, and not abuse and III treatment
Respectfully,
my2i-lt JOS. c. SMITH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24
FROM MRS. DAVIS.
Acknowledgement Of a Compliment Paid
Her.

Acknowledgement Of a Compliment Paid
Her.
some few days ago the secretary OF The
Jch Davis Literary Society wrote to Mrs.
Jefferson Davis informing her Of iho fact
that She had been unanimously elected an
honorary member of that organization. and
ON Friday last The following letter was re-
ccNcd from her:
ErAUvoIB HOUSE,, May 1871, 1890 -Gcntlc-
men: / thank YOU for tnc honorary rcn-
bership conferred uuOu me Dog the Jcncron
Davis Literary society.
The name 10 bears must always have COM
maudcd for You NY best wishes and sincere
interest.
How best 10 formulate original thoughts is
one u the uses OF such literary assorlatir n-.
Com pari~ou with and critical auaiNsis OF the
ideas Of others is another, and societies de-
voted 90 the ends you aNDW cannot lail tOuil-
fuse from Their ccuters higher 81 lndaids o.
literary culture.
Wishing that your succcss may Insure prom
inence and tine respectful appreciation Oi
Your fellow citizens may cheer You,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24
4. n. Alfrlend,. PlaY.

\ large number Of applications have been
received at the Academy of Music for seats
for next Monday, when the production OF
our townsman. Mr.. Edwin ". Alireud, in
the decentralization of H0wcI's novel OF "a
foregone Conclusion" will be pre-
scented for the first time i'm thi, city by the
Madison square Theatre Company. Of New
CORK City. The play will occupy the stage
OF the Mozar. on Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday evenings and matinee on We'd
mcsday. Seats are now on sale, and the
outlook for Monday evening indicates an
especially large gaihering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-24

The total vote east at the election Thurs
day. was So votes.
The meetings att The Clopton-slrCct Baptist
Church conducted by Che pastor, Rev, De-
catUr Edwards. assisted boy Rev. \. +.
Hardy. continue to grow in interest. Large
con grcgatiOns attend each service.
4 large audience witnessed the minstrel
entertainment al Leader Hall last night.
There wa, one triiing case before the
Mayors Court yesterday.
= Miss ollie Robinson. of Manchester. is
visiting Mr.. ". J.. Wool,'s in Chester
hcld.
MIR Richard Whitehead. Of Manchester
lost $6l5 ~ the street a f.w days ago. lie
has not recovered 10.
The fire bells tolled Yesterday afternoon
because a child was COST The youthful
individual was soon found. and conveyed
% hi, f0me by a crowd oi hity boys.