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James Weir, bituminous rock Inspector
for the Board of Supervisors, reports that
during August he inspected twenty-one
blocks of the pavement, of which fifteen
have been COMPLETED.
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Counselor Clark. Defeated.

N. R. Holniquist. convicted in the Police
Court last December Of selling liquor with
out license, was locked up in the County
Jail yesterday afternoon on warrant Sc
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New York Markets.

Bonds-4's, 1885; 41ss 1864; Silver. sag;
Rentes, 94f a7lac.
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DREsSMAKERS.

NIIE. FLESHER'S SCHOOL OF DRESS-C CUT
vi ting and dressmaking removed TO 205 Powell
st. w. H. CLOSE son, agents. You are taught to
make a dress from beginning to end au22 II
nRESs-CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
Dauthentic French tailor system. go Post jel5 I'm
NJ ISIS AGNES keller, l19 STOCKTON. NEAR
WI Geary; stylish suits from So 50 up; cutting aal
tttinga speciality; rs cents perfect r. APT II
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Coun,erfeiter Arr.s,.a

United States Marshal Long yesterday
arrested John Kelly alias James Welch for
attempting to pass counterfeit $40 gold
at % Jessie street.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Sept. Wheat, cash, 81 OF.
Corn-465sc.
Pork-$l0
Lard-$6 90.
Ribs-$5 3d.
Whisky-Sl IL
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. Sept /.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEri

SUMMARY OF THE MARKEri
Wheat lower.
Other Cereals unchanged.
Bran and Middiings weak.
Hay steady.
Potatoes weak.
Onions quiet.
Butter advanced.
Cheese and Eggs unchanged
Two cars Eastern Poultry In.
Egg Pums higher.
Dried Fruit unsettled.
Green Corn lower.
Coffee very firm.
Hops higher.
Fall Wool firm.
Grain Bags weaker.
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Board.l5 Commercial ins, 81; 10 Contra Costa
water, 9412: 20 Hawaiian Commercial IL. INA do
lsL2; 100 Do, 10; 100 do, 1914 so s + t;asIicht
59s4; $1,000 v " Bonds. l24Ia: $4,000 II Pa
lcoupoh) BONDS, l2o14: Sl3,5O0 do. l25gs.
AFTERNOON SALES
Water, s 8, 9S4. 80 Az q
Street-$9OO0 s Y 81 Bonds lo1al
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Enrlish wheat Marriott.

IIyrRPooI. Sent l. The spot market is lower at
rs 51Sd@7s Sd. Cargoes quiet at 3Ss Cd for off
coast 3ss id for just shipped and 3ss Cd for nearly
due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Ijverpool quotations: September, rs 71ad; October,
rs Sad; November, is SGD; December. rs Cd;
January, as Cd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Sept l.-Consols. 90 1915; United States
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CAnpENT&Rs AND BUILDERS.

YLANRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
j bIQ Sacramento ST.; cabinet worK and nttins 40
ofiess prolnptIy attended 10; teiephone suo mLosi
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1889.
wheat. Barley. oats. Corn. Bran.

Produce Exchange Inspector Abel reports stocks
of grain i'll Call Board warehouses in tons September
lsI as follows
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15c for Geographic.
The Coal Trade.
The private circular OF /. Steuart gives the re-
cepts of coal at this port thus far this year at $685.
l6O tons, against 727 59S during the same time in
1889, and SALSA in 1883. The circular says:
Notwithstanding the fact that the strike continues
in the Wellington Mine in British Columbia and
that lockout of the miners in the coal pits of the
Newcastle district of New South Wales was put in
force last week, comparatively small advance in
the spot price OF coal has as yet been marked, the
principal for this being that the supply of
steam and domestic Goals has been quite sufficient
to fill all requirements the deliveries of coal in port
during the past month being little in excess of the
corresponding month Of last year, as shown by my
statement of coal receipts unGernoted, while much
advance over present quotations would open this
market TO and induce liberal shipments OF coal from
the Rocky Mountains.
Tho advance in prices OF foreign coal has enabled
importers to resume shipments of coal from Great
Britain and engagements for supplies from that
quarter have been quite free.
Receipts of Lumber.
The receipts of Lumber etc, at San Francisco
during the month of august, as reported by the
Pacific Coast WOOD and Iron for September, were as
follows:
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august l, 1890 2,o34 9,7I3l, sos SIS $50
ept. l. 1890. 9,O5A l0.6s3 59S! 6O2l 6S

AT Port Costa the amount OF Wheat was: August
LIST 1859 tons; September 1st ll6, 002 tons.
The receipts al this port in August were 10,s3i
tons Barley, l19S tons Oats. 1855 tons Corn and
2nST rons Hrau
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,uotable 81 1891 ~ = ounce.


Mexican Dollars.
Ouotable al sI1S@s2I6c.
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The Coal Trade.

New York Exchange Zoe for sight drafts and
loo for Geographic.
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1890. 1889.
Pine. % 81 g 900 q e72 600
Redwood feet II 95S Sa6 II 500, $40
Shingles No...,........... 93l0.5O0I II, 09s 900
Railroad Ties No............ 2O7,031 6l,43l
The receipts from January 1st TO August 3lst,
compared with corresponding time last year, were as
follows:
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COMPANY.
BOARD SALES.

following were the sales yesterday in the San
Tran cisco Stock Board:
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
STEAMER. DEsr1xAr1ox. SAILS WIRE
SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THoIIs
TESSEST ChrOnometer and INSTRUMENT
Maker. IL Market street.
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sHIPPIYG ISTELI,IGENCE.


For Ldte Si.ipputJ intelligence EioltI PAGE
arrived.
The morning call., 1890-09-02

~ dupont TO select nobby spring suit made by
merchant tailor for $50. our price $l5 ORIGf-
NAL MlSFlT CLOTHING PARLORS, coz Post and
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& GREAT BUSINESS PRoPoSITIoN-wE CAN
- save you SO per cent by purchasing merchant
tailor made business suit for Sl5; merchant tail0r'5
price $50. ORIGINAL AISFIF CLOTHING PAR
IlES Post ami Dnnnnt
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Assessments Pending.
The following is a list of asstssments now rendin
DIVIDENDS declared.


ACCOMPLISHMENTS of mines not listed Oh tht
j card fail delinquent in Office
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A PERFECT PLOT.

rather late, Stephen" said Mrs.
wv MostyD as her husband came into the
A{sg dining room one day just as she had fin
- ished breakfast, land l cannot stay with
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pIoNEER GARRETT BEATING MACHINES DO
L the best work. j. SPAULDING d CO., 3j3 Te-
hama St: telephone 3OiO anl2r IF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

Policeman ". II. Ford, Of the Third Po-
lice station, lost his thrty-eight calibre.
dOuble-actiOn revolver. No. 6a6l, sunday.
somewhere between Rockets and the
Third Police station.
Governor Mckinney removed the political
disabilities yesterday Of j. j. Pinnell. con.
yicted Of assault in Fluvanna county and
sentenced 10 three years confinement in the
peniteatiary.
Mr.. c. G.. Lambert, agent in this city Of
the Singer Manufacturing Company. has
forwarded TO the Atlanta Constitution $3.50
for the Henry W. Grady monument fund.
An important meeting Of the State Board
Of Agriculture will be held in the Office OF
the Commissioner Of Agriculture this even
ing az ; O'Clock.
At a broom factory No. 10 Twenty-hrst
street yesterday a. colored boy had several
OF his toes smashed by an iron weight fall-
Ing on them.
All ladies interested in attending the Y.
VI. &. 4. in the coming bazaar al Easter
will meet al that building to-day az I'm.
An entertainment for the benefit Of West
minister Church will be held January 18th.
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District Deputy Grand Master Benjamin
Thomas. assisted by Past Grand Bailey.
installed last night the officers OF Jefferson
lodge. 80. !. /. %. o. r.. for the ensuing
year, as follows. Vice Grand. j. j. Mitch.
ell: Secretary. W. II. Lowry. Treasurer. g..
q. Parker: Chaplain. T.. ID. Kidd: Warden.
Robert Nicr: Conductor William Whit
worth. ID. g.. samuel Murray; Il. =. 90 y
g.. g.. W. Thackcr; J.. IS. f0 s. g.. Fred
orick Betty: r.. $. tO Cad. Il. Cheatham.
J.. =. 90 y. g.. W. II. Anthony; r.. = =.
Anderson Moore; l.. =. -. a. j. Lcchlcr
The installation of y. g.. ". II. Mnher was
postponed, owing TO his absence from the
city.
The following officers of Richmond Lodge.
40. !. ]. %. %. T.. were last NIGHT Installed
at Bel,iiere Hall. by ID. ID. G.. NJ. ID. W.
BoWies. assisted by Grand SECRETARY J..
Wiley Davis. Grand Treasurer john W.
Ferguson. and +. O.. George b. Davis. n.
c., Robert llill. jr.; \ g.. Ira n. Bland
Recording Secretary, Louis a. Tucker:
Financial Secretary, Louis Aubel; Treas
urer. Chris Eyensen; Chaplain. John
T. Bethel: r. =. tO n. g.. Il. J.. Mills.
l.. =. 90 n. g.. ~. G.. McCl0skev.
Conductor, J.. l.. Brannon; Warden. J.. N.
NhitiOck: r. -. -. Ira T.. Bland: l.. =. H..
julien Bni0rd. l.. =. Oh y. g.. q. g.. Bur
ton; J.. $. 90 n. g.. J.. J.. D1Yis: %. g.. e..
y. D0loh; /. g.. A. Leonard. The above
lodge has been phenomenal boz It's growth
IL having already "a membership of near one
hundred. and is composed Of some OF our
best citizens. The lodge, afte. good speak
ing retired 10 refreshments. ON the 2lth OF
this month grand reunion Of This lodge Will
De- held.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Jackson Turpin. who has been spend
ing the Christmas holidays with relatives
and among his old friends here iu Rich
m0nd, leaves tonight for his new home
Cincinnati, Ohio. His charming, genial
face will be greatly missed by MS an, and
when he returns O. us, which we hope ma,
be- soon, our faces viii ''be the brighter foi
bis coming
Mr.. Clarence u. Boyd Of this city, will De-
married on the evening OF the llth of this
month 90 Miss Bessie Randolph Wallace, of
shelbyyille, Ky.
Mrs. Charles Kobe, Of Baltimore. and her
nephew. James Hayes. have returned home
after pleasant visit 10 her mother. Mrs.
T.. 4. Welsh.
Dr. Richard Mcllwaine, president OF
Hampden sidney College, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Powhatan and Wood BOuldin. editors
OF the Danyille Times, were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Lula Meade left yesterday morning
for Mestchester, where She attends school.
Captain John :. Potter. Of Yorktown. is
In the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

The union meeting of ali the hyterInn
churches in the city WAS held sunday night
nc the Grace-strcet Presbyterian Church.
10 was also the beginning of the week OF
PRAYER and praise. Rev. Dr. ll0ge. assisted
1r Rev. Dr5 Reid. Kerr Fair, and ReY-.
Messrs. Cannon. Campbell. and stewart
conducted the scri ice. Last might at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church similar eer-
Vice was held. attended hF "a large congre-
cation. Other meetings viii Dee held, to-
night no the First Presbyterian Church, Co.
morrow night. the second Presbyterian
hurch: Thursday night at oid Market
Hail. and Friday night, 80 the lAird Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

At Trinity Sunday-schoOl sunday Superin-
tendent Thomas ". Pemberi0n reported
through Secretary Robert J. Christian that
there are in the school nineteen officers and
teachers, seyenty-nine male aud hfty-tNO
female scholars. Miss Mamie g. Wexford
has been present every sunday as q scholar
and teacher for ten years, and Miss Mamie
X. Wells has been absent but .our times in
six years. Mr. John W. Guibhs hls been
regular In attendance, The school was Or
ganized in 1871.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
WANTED TO BE A BURGLAR,
But aIr. Marshall Henry Interfered with
His Plan.

But Mr. Marshall Henry Interfered With
His Plan.
The residence Of Mr.. William Writ Henry.
Nc. 4i5 east Franklin street. was entered hy
professional burglar sunday morning Doe
tween the hours OF , and 3 O'Clock. but foI-
tunatelY he was thwarted in his attempt $40
robbery. lie entered by forcing a bolt oylr
a window Of the back parl0r and made hi-
way % the dining-room, where he eX-
amined the silyerware and left 10 scat
tered all over the floor. Going 10 the
room Of Mr. Marshall Henry. upstairs.
he did not succeed in taking anything.
as Mr.. Henry, who had been cut of the
room. returned about this time. As he cu-
tered the man rushed by him before bee
could see who be was Mr. Henry thinks.
however. that be- was white. Mrs. llaTi-
son, one Of Mr.. Ienry's daughters. missed
a sum of money from her portmonnaie. and
il is possible that this was taken. as u0
other account can be- had Of il being miss
ing
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The Me.t End clnh.

The board OF governors recently elected
of the new club for the West End met yes
to-day an the office OF Major James II. boo
ley and elected as officers Messrs. Alfred
Harris, president; Joseph Bryan, yice-pre,i-
dent; Il ID. Hudg.n. treasurer. and j. $.
CrenshaW. secretary. Considerable discus
sion was had about the name. and it was
finally adjourned until "a meeting % be- held
in the near future. IL is deshed by the
members that the club house shall occupy a
spacious site. and have ample accomm0da-
fiOus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

The will of Miss Minnie a.. Befill wa.
prObated in the Chancery Court yesterday
The estate, which il valued az 5000. j. ho
bueathed rs follows: 10 Henrietta llafrl.
(coiOred) 500. The residue Of the estate i.
hequeathed 10 Miss Lizzie and Mr. W. H.
Beyill. sister and brother Of the deceased
90 be divided equally between them
Nc-srl Maurice r. smith and W. .. Be,ill
tTHIr.f. 'xecutOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

The car accountants Office Of the Chesa.
poake and Ohio. which was moved % Gin.
cinnau some time ago, is back IN Rich-
mond. Mr.. George 5. Lepn and bis thirteen
or fourteen clerks reached the city ye-ior.
day morning at 5 O'Clock. from Cincinnati.
in a private ear. In the party were the f0l-
lowing. Messrs. j. l.. Atkins lchief clerk
Hirse, ONeil, Meanley, Ihompson fiil.
gerald, Malone, Terpin, Galway, Cadet and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

r----r~-r'rl---r....'-.--.e
DEiL.-Dicd. nt the Retreat for fhe sick
sunday. the 9th. WILLIAM 81. DELL, aged
forty years
The remains We're taken 90 Chicago, 49,.
last night ON the g.l5 g. ANA %. train.
MAkIlN.-Dled, Boz Manchester. january
1il, at hIs mothers residence. corner FlI u
and hainDridlf streets, ln the twenty seclAd
year of his age. JOSEPH D.. MAhIIA.
Ills funeral VIII take place nt 90. Inl-cu-
pal Church. Manchester. his TUESDAY
EVENING 100 L. N. tricnls and acqWiut-
ances invited i0 attend
Petersburg pupers please COPY.
COLLINS.-licd,J January I'D. 1890. no the
residence of hes son-lI-llW. Joseph p1iger
SO. l6 uur.l Thirty seventh street. west
Philadelphia, Mistress LOUISA foiict az tuc
late James collins, Ol this city.
Fer feMaius were Drought Oh the city and
inferred in lioilL WOOL -siglday JsnnaIy lLn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

THE FIRM OF MILES az GlLpIN.
4 dealers Boo boots ANA shoes. doing Nus.-
ness geo $50. lI5 west Broad street Wis d.s-
solved on january l-t Dy utlr mutual c1..
sent. $. j. Dipin retiring Oboe business NiI
hereafter Doe conducted hy q. A. MILES.
All parties ln debt O., ihe ate nm Wiu
please sottle with either of tAe UNDERSIGNED
O.. A. MILES 0r
la--2t F.J.DlLNlH.
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AGAINST THE PlLOTAGE LAW.
Petition to the Assembly of Norfolk Yes.
sci Masters.

The following petition has been prepare,
for presentation 90 the General ASSEMBLE
with reference TO the pilOtage laws:
1--WE, the undersigned, masters Of vessel.
now iu the port 0f Norfolk. respectfully pc
tition that the present law of pilOtage in tn,
stated Virginia Dee repealed 50 far as th,
same relates 10 compulsory pilOtagc on
cOasting vessels.
I'VE respectfully urge this measure. be
licsing that the law as 10 now exists bene
fits only about twenty-five men. who reme
sent the Pilots Association. while II Sc
riously affects our interests without war.
rant of Justice. Its principle and spirit i.
void of equity, as IL enforces money tribute
for services never rendered. And that We
should he required under the guise Of law
90 pay this association when they ara use.
LEES. as far as our interest is affected. is
another reason for us 20 urge and conf.
IDENTIFY rely ON your wisdom 10 grant this
ourpetition.
". II. Sarwood. schooner II. ". Anderson.
,. cullen, schooner Netlic Champion.
Andrew prcderore. schooner Twilight.
A. h. l1mpherc, schooner r. l.. row
T.. 4. clifford, schooner N. ". Middleton
Edgar orr, bsskentine Louisa Adelaide.
W. chase. IT.. schooner W. l.. n alker.
~ NJ. frcri>h. schooner q. III. OlcOtt.
J. a. >icxsrson. schooner G.. H. Spague
William rltou. schooner Fannie Tracy.
A. y. Marshall
a.. Garrison, schooner Index
NJ. L. lciahany. schooner &. :. Bayliss
John i.accuey. schooner Childe Harold.
NJ. n. Jackson. brig Lone Star.
D.. T. Nchlag "a. Bessie G. Beach.
John Morton. Frank Leaning.
William lngcfsOll. schr. MOllic J. Saunders.
4. X. Chambers. Jf.. schr. r. p. Birdsail.
II. Bower. schooner ylcr A Matthew
"a. - Williams. schooner sarah \. Ivler.
George. W. 'ilten. schooner A. r. Kindbere
JAMES Il. shelly schooner +. Il. SanderSon
Edmund Foster. schf. HOnore Wilkins.
Albert sharp, formerly schr y. N. NcGear.
lewis lake, schooner William X. Parks.
q. + wilson, schooner Lucy II. Russell
in. McCobD, Schr Henry X COngdOn.
a, :, Crochet, schr James NJ. Flannagan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

MERCHANT ANprltsrrm

MERCHANTS ANuIItNIII.I
SAVINGS BASIS.
HlcuN.SD. 49,. january D.. l-Nl.
THE ANNUAL MEETING on 1IE
! stockholders 0f iHI. .aut n.I ue l.'I
TUESDAY JANUARY iiIl tf $3.50 u. u .H'
B.RNsun rEYI0NIn.
Iai-eod6t cashier
Cin BASIS of RfCw.>nI
RfcuM0Sn VA. nDcemn -- l~-n
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
$50 Of The .tockaollerso Of m. hnkw.li le
hold PC their hankng-nou.e 900 M0NDAN
JASrAny i3ru.otlIo.c.ockA.N.
al-lw LW.eI>ToN. Cashier
4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
a stockholders of tIe
pAaUNkEN NArI ANu IlN-pllAI.
COMPANY
Wnlbe hcldat th. Office of fhe compapf
Richmond. hatHt d. NJ. llt-nAff JAnI-
AIRY 2.ru. $500,
By OrIcrof President
HG. pEGRAM.Jnr
de27-lm -ecremN
OFFICE HIcruusD ASDCuIsArEAkEI
EATnDtu fuNrAhh.
RICHMOND. va. December d.. lH-l.
NOTICE.-A GENERAL MELTING
y 0ftne .focshuIdDr. ol tnr Richmond l.i
Chesapeake Railroad company WlN Ir NrN
900 fne office Of fIn Company. $50. lul F'..
Main street, lichmnrd. AH., un TIT lriAl.
JANUARY q, $500, 900 ~ O'ciOtI. 81. hg nfiDi
obi lhc n0arI OF Directors.
Cu.~. MACkIl.lrcsilert
VI. d. l0lllAlA. secretary. nrp-Ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

Attic first English Lutheran Church ,W-
day Rev. j.. IS. MO.or preached two very in.
structiye sermons appropriate io ihe first
sunday OF the new year. Tine morning sep
vice was of special interest and prlhf. tne
extra feature being nu announcement ol
financial aid from several friends from au-
other part 0l the State. insi1lipt0n Oi ID new
council. reception 0l new members and the
celebration OF the Holy communion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

EoR SALE. ON LONG TINE.

d II| ~ ID w Il|lN'I IIII u
\ beautiful TRUCK AND FRUIT FARM OF
sxy.nlne .0ol nc.es about four miles from
ri.l. and fronuns on good iold Price only
nne hundred .si.'0ol dollars. or viii ex.
elaneo Cor clly fc,l estate. Csli ald leo us
show you.
a-.h R.B. CHAPLIN a 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
STATION FIRRMEN.
CARS Oh BROAD STREET.
Mr. Burke offered the following.

30 10 ordained by the Common Council. the
Board OF Aldermen cOncurrng. that on nnc
after April /. 1880. tho Richmond, fredei
icks0urg and Potomac Railroad Company
shall not load OF unload any car or cars Cd
locomotives on Broad street.
p For each and every violation ~ this or
dnance the said Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company shall D.
fined not less than nifty or more than three
hundred dollars.
3. All ordinances and resolutions conflict
Ing with the above be and the same arc here
by repealed.
T. This ordinance shall be IN forco from
April /. 1890
Referred
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WANT MORE TINE.

Mr.. >tratton handed i'm the following
petition:
To the Common Council Of the city al
Richmond Gentlemen Owing 20 the diM
Guilty in getting tho proper material in time
for constructing and cqulpping our railroad,
we find it impracticable ~ have cIrs on thr
road In the time specified. we, therefore. AL,
that our time be extended until July II
next. Respectfully.
JOIN 4. RODERrsON,
General Manager south side Land and linz
provomont company.
January g. 1890.
Referred 90 the Committee on Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

4 bin Was introduced by Nf. John A..
CVvtis Incorporating tbc jefferson Davis
Monument Association. The bin provides
that the association shall determine not To-
Purchaser acquire picceof ground ioI the
purpose Of locating The monument, the
association can erect 10 in any of Tie
public parks or squares OF the city. The
DAl farther provides that The last resting
place al the remains can be either az the
siie 81 the monument Or al ans other site
within The limits ~ Tie STATE The hlll
srofd a also for the burial of the member.
oi "a ismlly az ibe same place ne The body
~ Ar. Davis. The i1c0lpolliofs mentioned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

Mr. iludgon introduced BIN 90 lucopo-
rate the Caroline Railway Company. The
company asks ihe privileges 10 construct.
equip aud maintain narrow on standard
eGage railway from some point ON the Rich
moud. fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
way al or near Milford station, lea Caroline
county. and thence through said county ic
some point at or near P0rt ROYAL. The car b.
ital stock Is 90 be- not lees than 100000 nor
more than 1000, 600, divided into shares OF
500 each. The ucoruOratOr, mentioned in
the bill are ". ID. Queseuhery. John Il.
BAYLOR. j. Preston Carson. Oftawa War
wick. W. T. Chandler. W. T.. Eunis, ID. h.
Powers, r. q. Holloway and s. >. Il. White.
WANT MORE IMPORTATION.
Mr.. HAY. from the Committee for Courts
Of Justice offered the follow inc. which was
adopted Resolved. That the Auditor Of
Public Accounts DR. requested tO furnish To-
this House settlement showing what
amount OF lAc criminal expenses az the
Commonwealth far Che year ending ,eptom.
Der 80, l>Sl, arising from ease, OF mlsdo-
mcanor, and what amount arose from cases
Of felony
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

THE FIRMS OF DAVID A. AlNSilE
q BROTHER. Richmond. Na. and PETER
AI>silE a. BROTHER. iynealan ST..
were mutually dissolved ou uE'ENsEN
i0m. 1853. ro.ei An,le retiring wlu
continue tlo business ol
CARRIAGE MAKING ANnRiptMlNG
MDluI PLACES.
Thanking tle public ior Iast knluess io
our oii house. hope FOO fenu yonr latlol-
lge.
lal-0t DAVID A AI>s.iE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

The Committee ON Health made report
embodying "A resolution providing that
subcommittee Of two from the Health Com
mittee and the president of the Board o
Health be instructed TO visit cities wher,
the garbage is destroyed by the use Of a ere
matOry.
Mr.. Burke msyed that the resolution D.
laid on the table.
Mr.. Christian and Mr.. Higgins urged thD
adoption Of the resolution.
The motion n table was oyerwhelmingl,
lost
MIR. Ferrlter offered an amendment limit
lng the expense 10 $50.
Mr.. Higgins moved 10 increase the amount
t0x30o. The latter amendment was adopted
The resolution was then adOpted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

The Committee on Ordinances reported an
ordinance imposing a tax OF s25 per day on
all vendors Of bankrupt, assignee's and ire
sales OF goods brought 10 the city for sale:
and on failure TO pay charging a fine OF
not less than $50 nor more than 500 each
day, 10 be collected by the Police Justice Of
the city.
Mr.. Anderson said that the ordinance was
drawn up and reported al the instruction Of
the Council.
Mr.. Christian and Councilman HAYES
both urged its passage SO as TO prevent this
ruin0us competition with our own mer-
chants by these widely advertised fire and
assignee and bankrupts' sale The ordi
nance was adopted. Ayes, %; noes, /. A
Joint resolution was adopted giving the con-
tract for city advertising in the German
language 70 the German Anzicger
The ordinance from the Board instruct
ing the City Attorney % acquire land suii-
cieni 70 open Lombardy street sixty feet