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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION.
Formation OF a Branch Society 'o"'""-
pla,ed Here.

Lieutenant Cresap. OF the United STATES
Navy. secretary geperal of the Nationai 80
ciotv Of the Sons OF the American lseNolu-
,;on was in Richmond on Thursday last,
for the purpose OF organizing '"o "o'"'''
branch Of his society. -. -, ,,. !, a..
yenoble. Joseph Bryan, Thomas y. carter;
II /. Cabell, John X. Tucker, Jr', ana
Wyndbam r.. Meredith a temporary com
mittee with Mr.. Thomas y. Carter as sec
rotary. 10 invite all persons entitled 10 MEM
bers6ip i'm the society 10 meet on MONDAY,
IN al Ju,y. at the rooms of the Bar Associa-
lion of Richmond, to organize the virginia
branch of this honorable society.
Mr.. Carter, by direction OF the cominltlee'
has sent TO such parties as he ana Tue COM
mttee thought likely 20 be eligible as iheul-
hers of the society, the crcuiar-ietter
printed below. but Of course the coiniliiilee
could form no idea Of who was eligible, ana
il asks that all parties who are descended
from ancestors who, with unfailing loyalty,
rendered material aid TO the cause oil Amer
| ican independence as soldier or seaman,
| or a civil officer in one of the seVeral Goo
nies or States, or as recognized patrlVi'
will come 10 the meeting. which IS only lor
organizing the Virginia branch.
Fear Sir:-At meeting held IN Wasnlng-
ton citv on the 2sth of February last, tenn
| porary organization Of the virginia brancn
| of the society of the sons OF me AIpeflcddh
| Pevolution was effected by NUMBER Oh the
Virginia delegation in Congress, among
whom were General W. II. f. Lee, Messfs'
Barbour Venable, Tucker ana others.
| IL being desirable 90 eject thls oiehlllhi-
| lion and enroll Virginia among the tWenly-
seven branches now organic a, meeting
will be held In this city on the lth OF July
next nj 10 NJ. in the rooms OF the bar Asso-
| ciafion pf Richmond. To which are invited
| the descendants Through paternal or mater
nal line) of those who, by bearing arms vi W
council, were instrumental III acnleNlns
| American independence during The war Oh
| the RevOlution, General Bradley L. Johnson
| President OF the Mary land Bianch' ana olhcls
will he present to address the meeting.
| Enclosed please find blank form OF appllca-
tion for membership and "A copy Of the pro
I posed constitution and bylaws. should you
| desire TO become one of ihc charter neihpele
of the society the blank form should be care
| fully nlled out, duly executed In duplicate
| and presented at the meeting or forwarded 10
| The secretary William Writ Henry, Edwaid
Darlington Venable. Joseph Bryan, Thomas
Nelson Carter, Henry LandOn Cabell, jOhh
Randolph Tucker, Jr, Wyndham Robertson
Meredith committee; Thomas Nelson carter
| secretary pro TEN. ,..-. l..
\. B.-You will oblige the committee by
suggesting the name and address OF any gen
tleiiian who may be interested ana eligible
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning-Do-
ing This and That.

Ing THIS ana 1hais
Sheriff Gates, Deputy Sheriff Macon and
Commonwealth Attorney Smith qualified
before Judge Wexford yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Wertheim and chill
dren leave Tuesday for the Catsklls, via
BROOKLYN. y. Y. They will be accompanied
bv Mr.. Harry and Miss Halle Myers, Of
Brooklyn, brother and sisterof Mrs. Vert
helm. whose guests they have been for the
past week.
Mr.. John Kessnich. with Joseph kess-
Mich. Fred. Wyndham, William Trimmer,
Ed. Gresset, {. Mueller and II. Trimmer
will furnish the music at the Rock Alum
Springs this season.
Policeman J. +. Parkinson. of the First;
Policemen =. T.. POiteauX and l.. W. Han
non. Of the Second; and Policemen {. W.
saunders and Il. l.. Shumaker, of the Third
district, are sick.
Bishop Van de Nyyer. Of the Diocese Of
Richmond. will preach i'm All Saints Cath
Ole Church. in Manassas. Va, tonight,
at o'clock i. NJ, and on Monday morning
at O'Clock will administer the sacrament OF
Confirmation.
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Carter, Of the Rich
mOnd bar. will leave Richmond tomorrow
to attend the meeting of the state Bar As
ISOLATION at Old Point Comfort. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Carter, Miss Sallle /.
Mayo and Miss Mary +. Mayo.
Miss Kate Z. Bayliss. of Church Hill, left
Friday evening for Hanover county, accom-
panied by her friend Miss Lucy c. Darra-
colt, who has been spending the past few
weeks with her in Richmond.
MEG. Peasants is the oldest inhabitant
i'm Richmond. lie lives in the same house,
on Church Hill, that he lived in eighty years
ago.
The Committees on Claims and Salaries,
Schools and Electric Light will hold their
Regular monthly meetings tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
GONE TO LONDON.
Mr.. Cooper, the Financial Agent OF the
BOndholders.


Bondholders.
The Washington Correspondent Of the
Alexandria Gazette yesterday wrote to his
paper: "Mr. James =. Cooper, the financial
AGENT of the Virginia committee Of the cor
noration of foreign b0ndholders, was in this
city a few hours yesterday, en- route lor
Iondon. England. aud in an interview WIN
thelcorrespOndent of the Gazette stated That
the effort now being made by the bond
holders committee 10 undertake a
settlement Of the Virginia state
debt, of which committee eX-Presl-
dent Cleveland is chairman, is
separate and apart from the acton Of the
corporation Of foreign bOndholders IN Lon
don. England. but that the foreign DOnd-
holders committee had acquiesced III tne
proposed plan Of the American committee to
The extent of suspending all litigation
AGAINST the State Except such action as may
he necessary to protect the interests OF those
who have heretofore used coupons in pay
ment of debts due 20 the State), until gen
eral meeting Of the committee can be held'
and that said meeting has been called iOf
July IL. at London, England. Mr.. Cooper
stated that whatever settlement might DE
nronosed. the foreign bOndhOders would IN
sist as a sine qua non That all coupons
heretofore rendered should. under the recent
decisions Of the United states supreme
Court, be accepted by the state. Mr.: cooper
further stated that there was nothing I'D
this agreement which prevented the taN-
MAYER from using coupons now, as hereto
lore in payment Of any obligations due the
state. and that while be was hopeful that
the outcome Of the efforts of the American
committee to equitably adjust the state
debt would be successful, yet, in view Of
the action Of the State Legislature for
several years past, he was by no means
confident that a satisfactory settlement
would be Effected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
The Fourth of July TO be Recognized In
Richmond.

The Fourth of July TO be Eecognihed III
Richmond.
The Fourth of July will receive IN Rich
mond more decided notice this year than
it has tor wears. As has been heretofore
announced. there Will be religious eXer-
cises at 10 A. NJ. in old 81. Johns Episcopal
Church, the building i'm which a palrlOtic
Virgnian uttered once such brave words
in behalf Of Liberty, as TO make them heard
across the ocean.
Notwithstanding the facts that the throes
of another revolution have been felt DY the
Did church, and that generation OF patrols
have passed away since the days OF Iatrck
Henry. there still live within the shadows
Of st. Johns Church men who are as fierce
and true i'm their devotion 10 liberty as
were the heroes of the Revolution. The
man who wrote the Declaration OF indie
pendence, the father Of the glorious Fourth
of July was a Nirginian, and it is not a
new thing that the sons of Virginia at this
day should fell the fires Of independence
burning in their breasts-the same old fires
that actuated Jefferson. Lee, Mason. Henry
and others.
The military will not take part in the eX-
ercises. at least Colonel Henry {. Jones, OF
the First Regiment, was OF that opinion
Yesterday. lie said that the military had been
doing so much service This summer and
spring. that they were in no condition now
10 respond to further calls, and that so far
no steps had been taken looking to public
parade.
The public services on the 4th will be OF
a character i'm keeping with the OCCASION
and Rev. DIR. w. W. Landrum, of the Sec
oud Baptist Church, has consented to de-
liver an address on that day.
Circulars have been issued and sent TO all
the pastors in the city in order that they
may give proper notice to their congrega-
tiOns to-day Of the service.
A programme, consisting of singing ana
addresses, will be prepared, and II may
safely be counted that there will be large
attendance. The day will be informally
observed rs a holiday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
RIG LAND COMPANY.
Large Syndicate to be Formed TOT INC
Purchase OF Land.

Mayor ]. Taylor Ellyson arrived In Tue
city Yesterday morning from New iorA'
u;s visit was TO consummate the purchase
:, 400 ooo acres Of land to syndicate,
", A;oI no Mr.. Daniel Trigg. OF Abingdon,
NJ w. X. Mckinney, Of ietersDurg,
nd ani cantain Ham. Sheppard. OF arreh
. au' renresented in New York city. Inc
land IL situated in the border countles oi
VIRGINIA and West Virginia, and Is OF tnS
mineral and timber order. Inc prlne,Pal
owners and holders Of deeds 10 the ian" NV
In New York, consequently Tue uca' ~
perfected in that city better 'h'h III w
ginia. ,.i,od ,vhe,bor his
svndicate would form a joint stock com,
many or hold the land in trust. lie siateu
ihat as vet he could not speak posltlNe!
-, tho intention OF the syndicate, but ne pc
Iioved there would be big money for tue
syndicate in either way. - e. r.,
Wr EIlvsnn will leave this week for El-
rome accompanied by his wife. lie goes 10
dndon as one of the representatives OF the
pooce congress, which meets In that cry
from July Nth to nth. The object Oh this
Congress is to impress on the "oNerDuient7
of the world the importance OF setting lhe'r
difficulties by arbitration rather IMAM war.
MAYOR Ellyson will be away about slA
weeks. during which time he will visit
France and Germany and other points Oh
interest. ,-. -.
A special dispatch from Alexandra Last
night said II is stated here today tnat one
of the largest land companies ever lorlle u
i'm this section, is 10 be organized IN hlcn-
moud. Va, next Tuesday. This company
YESTERDAY purchased $4,000 acres OF land,
eomprising parts Of eight counties in ' IT.
einia and West Virginia. and Immediately
after the deal was completed, the company
was offered by New York syndicate a
large advance on the price it paid for me
nronery. Among those interested IN the
company are Messrs. j. ;. Barbour, ;. W.
Venable. II. Sheppard and Mayor Ellyson'
nj Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
DIED.

UOIrCHENS.-Die this morning. 81 /.
o,aiocl ather residence. 500 west Marshall
- 80 Ans MARY r.. HOUCHENS, rellct 81
Tho late A. hamilton Houchens, III inc
ssventy. fourth year Of her age
Her funeral will take place from me ran re
Place Methodist Church, sOSDsAhi. e5,J, ui1iv
md ~ her sons. G. II. and II. w. Houchtnss
and her son-in-lsws. DR.. l., Edwards ana D.
g ~ ynvng are respectfully invited to attend
Little Rock, Ark. papers please copy
HOLLOWAY AT the residence OF her
niece Mrs. ]. thompson Brown, SatuI9aI
IfoI OWAY. i'm The seventy-eighth year OF
her age, -. r..,,, ,,,, rosidence
No 100 south Third street, SUNDAY ar bI.-
NOON at5P. NJ. Friends Of the fanny are
requested 10 attend without iut'ner no''o''
No flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
THE AUTOCRATS.
Their Pleasant Excursion to Warwick
Park

Park.
The AutOcrats, social association, gave
their first excursion to Warwick Park
Wednesday evening, under the manage
ment OF Mr.. Dave Goldenberg and Gus Wal
lerstein. Music was furnished by Professor
STEMS orchestra, and dancing was continued
until late hour, when the party returned
much pleased with the pleasure Of the even
ing. This association anticipate giving
these excursions regularly during the sum-
mer season.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. }. j.
Strause, Miss Sallie Brauer and Mrs. Alex
ander Myer. The following participated
Misses Hannah Hutzler. Tillie Liebermuth,
Minnie GOldenberg, Helen Binswanger,
Katie Pyle, Rosa May, Sadie Block, Sarah
iIutzler, Marion Levy, Theresa Brauer,
Title Kraker, Donna Stern, Miss Nogel OF
North Carolina; HOrtense Bottghelmer,
Minnie Gunst, May Michelbacher, Hat
tie Hessberg, Flora Whitlock. Dora
Goldestein, and Beckle Whitlock.
Mr.. Dave Goldenberg, Gus Wallerstein, Al
Einstein, Nose Binswanger, Nathan Simon,
Harry Strause, Ike Goodman. SIG lluizler,
Milton Strause, Lee Brauer, Henry Abrams,
Aaron Stern, Julius levitt, Sidney Rosen-
baum, Abe WhitlOck, ;. Bendheim. Abe
Whitlock, Ralph Levy, SIR. Iander, of North
Carolina; Harry Wasserman, Of Philadel-
phi, and Alex Meyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
RIGHT HERE,

And before saying another word, we desire 10
thank the thousands Of customers new ana
old. who have favored rs with their patron
age This has been u wonderful season WIN
MS our stores have been crowded right
along and the volumes of business done goes
way beyond our expectations, that's why we
reed the additional building. tut Will talk 81
that later Inc present concerns us ana you
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
TAE NEW COUNCIL.
rir.t Meeting of the Body TO be Held
Tuesday


Next Tuesday The newly elected Common
Council. will meet at 5 O'Clock aud be called
10 order by the present clerk, who noids
over until reelected. A member VIII tnen
nominate MIR. Thomas y. Campbell, now
president of the Common Council, ana nc
viii DO reelected TO that office. The Von',
mon Council will then adjourn. Inc bo,tu
nj Aldermen will meet at O'Clock, ana VI,
.Joscnh q. pickerson. now president, VIII
be reelected and the Board VIII a1JouIh.
According 10 a resolution passed ny ins
ol,i Council. there will be Immediately heIu
n Joint session Of both branches iVp VA
purpose Of electing q member OF tne , noalS
AZ Fire Commissioner from Jenerson " ",u'
and member Of the Board OF roilce No"'-
missioners from Jackson warn. ,,,..o,,
~ ,be oresident of the Board of Aldermen
chooses 10 do so. he can, at this meeting,
convene both branches OF the Councn 10
elect CITY officers, as he has authority 10 40
This al any time within ten days from. tne
date of organization of the city tounch.
should he decide TO do this. next TUESDAY
night. the following officers will be duly
elected. the most Of them having been Sc
Iocted In the Democratic caucus held some
i civ clerk. Ben T. August; sergeant-at-
arms. Robt. II. RalstOn; police lustce' ~
q Richardson: city attorney, 1. mere
ditb. CITY engineer, Nilfred L. CutshaW;
SUPERINTENDENT city aims house, Il. j.; 'aI-
ter, superintendent gas WORKS, W, =. Au u
ans: superintendent water works, SnaIles
l.. Boiling: clerk TO the AUDITOR, EuW"I ~
I. Warren: clerk 10 the treasurer, T.. d.
Grvmes. clerk OF the first market, j: H..
sullivan: clerk of the second market, WIN &.
II. Moselv; weighmaster ilrst market, H.
w. Drewrv: weighmaster second market
]. Finncrtv: inspector and gauger, fbiilp
O'Neai. inspector Of carts and wagons
Tpassed by by the caucus); inspector gram
lnassed by by the caucus); board OF health,
from Monroe or Clay wards, DIR. Zen liar-
rison: from Madison or jackson, Dr. W l.
Onpenbjmer: from jefferson or Marshall,
DR. Isaac Curd: president Of the board OF
health. DIR. w. T. Oppenhimer; clerk OF
the police justice (passed by by the caucus);
bailinf 90 the police court, Daniel turner ;
hgrbor master, Robert ii. Styll; port ward
ems. G. j. Fox, j. ID. Redwood ana d. e
Belew: collector delinquent taxes, Jno' A.
Meanly. .,.c
the peace was also passed by by the caucus.
The Committee on Relief for the Poor Will
have the appointment Of superintendent OF
the colored almshOuse and regular physi-
clan. The Committee on Water will APP
point keepers for the reservoir grounds and
pump.houses and the Committees on
Grounds and Public Buildings, streets and
Gas will have the disposal of some patron
age.
The first regular meeting Of the Common
Council will be held on the first Monday.
one week from tomorrow, when President
Campbell will announce his committees.
The Board of Aldermen meets the succeed
ing Monday. when President DickersOn Will
anDOint his committees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
Dancing In the Country.

ON Friday evening last, Mr.. Harvey God
din, Of "Belleyue Farm" entertained "a
party Of friends at his spacious home on
hermitage road. Amer a delightful ram
BILE over the extensive grounds, the guests
were invited "a collation.. The party was
chaperoned Mrs. Winston. Among the
guests were Miss Indie Winston, Of Ken
lucky; Miss Gertrude Harwood, Miss saliie
Parker, Miss Carrie Sands, Miss Rose Win
stOn, Miss Minnie Mcmahon. Miss Berks;
Messrs. Crutchheld, sullivan, Roberts. God
din, Fox and Parker. The evening was
spent In dancing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
Private Picnic.

4 very enjoyable picnic was held at Mr..
Fred &. Hawke country residence, Friday.
The committee of arrangements were Miss
Lille sullivan, VIM. Mallory, Miss Mary
Booker. Fred c. Hawkes.. Miss Sallie sulll-
van. Fred Richardson. Miss Carrie Clifton.
George Ryan, Miss Kate sullivan. Miss
Eyeylin Gillian, Percy Shepherd, Miss Ad-
die Haines, Miss Leila Mallory and jamie
Faranbolt. Lemonade and ice-cream were
freely INDUCED in. At about O'Clock the
crowd broke up and were carried to the city
on the seven Pines Railroad, singing Little
Annie Rooney and other popular songs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
oh. What q Cough.

VIII you heed the warning-the signal, per-
maps. OF the sure approach Of that more terri
BILE disease, Consumption? Ask yourselves
IN YOU can AFFORD for the sake OF saving 80
cents, 10 run the risk and do nothing for II.
We know from experience that Shiloh's Cure
will cure your Cough. IL never fails. This
explains why more than Million OF Eottles
were sold the past year. IL relieves Group
and whooping Cough at once. Mothers, do
not be without ~. sample bottles flee. Sold
by Bodeker Brothers and III. N. shields 4 Co..
corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
THE VIRGINIA STATE BAR.
Second Annual Meeting of the Associa-
ton.

Second Annual Meeting of the Associa-
tion.
The second annual meeting of tire Virgil
mia state Bar Association will begin at Old
Point Comfort next Tuesday, and continue
in session for three days. Many Of the
prominent lawyers of Richmond and Viz
gnia. besides some from other States, Will
attend.
The first meeting Of the association was
held last year at the White Sulphur springs,
AT which the following officers were elected {:
President, Il. G. II. keau; Nice-Presidents,
:. Ferguson Beach, Charles A. Graves, Jno.
II. Fulton, William Il. Mckenny, Richard
II. Tunstall; Secretary and Treasurer, Jas.
{. Lamb: Executive Committee, Charles VI.
Blackford, chairman, Micajah Woods. Alex
amer Hamilton, Frank ii. Mcclure; Secre-
tary, George VI. Harrison, Thomas :. Mar.
tin.
Addresses made at that meeting were by
William j. Robertson, president; James G..
Carter, of New York, on 'Ihe Provinces of
the Written and Unwritten Law" X. &.
ii. Kean, on "Our Judicial System, some Of
its history and some of its defects" John
II. Guy, allowances by courts, and fees
10 counsel"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
.sOId and Reliable. -

Among the cherished and successful
Southern public institutions that have made
their mark for integrity and general relia-
biliiy, none Is wider or more favorably
known than the old Virginia Fire and Ma.
rine Insurance Company, OF Richmond, Va.
Organized 1892. Half century in active
and successful operation, and in that period
has paid about four millions in losses. It's
policy is the shortest, simplest aud most
liberal in this country. Equitable in their
adjustment Of losses, and prompt in the
payment Of same, as thousands Will attest.
The Company adyertises in this issue their
Ninetieth Dividend semi-annual. five per
cent. They have very large and iEcreas-
ing patronage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
A New Enterprise for Richmond.

The barley Park Brewery Company. Of
baltimore. have Just contracted for storage
depot, office, b0ttling-house, stables, &c., at
the corner OF Canal and Adams streets, 10
establish themselves permanently ia this
city for the sale of their celebrated pale and
standard lager beer-an article which, for
purity and quality, is eXcelled by none.
They have made temporary arrangements
for the sale Of their goods until they can
move into their new quarters, when I'm
ishpd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29

day until we have nothing to 1
dca Of vs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
sent on to the Grand Jury.

Winston Lewis (coloredD, who was ar
rested short time ago. charged with steal
ing $50 from Martha WEBB, was before the
Police Court yesterday. After partially
hearing the evidence, Justice Crutchiield,
sent the accused on 10 the grand jury.
Lewis was also charged with being a sus-
piciOus character, ana required 10 give Sc
curity in the sum of $500 for his good be-
hayior for twelve months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
Go TO Virginia Beach-Fine Surf Bathing
Elegant Hotels.

Trains leave Byrd-street station via Nor
folk and Western Railroad $40 \. VI. ana
3:35 u. NJ; arrive at Beach 2:D i. NJ. and
S:I9 L. VI. Returning, leave Beach $50 y.
NJ. and LAS l.. NJ; arrive Richmond l2.l0
u. VI. and 6.39 L. NJ.
No omnibus or boat transfers by this
route. For rates and all information apply
to X. w. Courtney, 9Ol Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
..Sirht with the Gsnsle.., ?,

The Westminster Presbyterian church.
will give an entertainment, Knight With
the Gypsies," tomorrow and Tuesday
nights. II is very similar 10 lawn party,
and will take place in the lot fronting on
Main street near the church. Refreshments
Will be served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
pno., Pnesi Itching PiIesl

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. Swayne's ointment stops
the itching and bleeding, heals liberation,
and in most cases removes the tumors. At
druggists, or by mail, for 80 cents. DR..
Swayne q Son. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29

Why do so many people We see around us
Seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made lnisera-
ble bv Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness,
Toss of appetite. Coming Up OF the FOOD.
Yellow skin, when for IS cents we VIII sell
10 cure them Sold by BOdeker Brothers and
HIM. shields x co.. corner OF Finn and MAI
III III afraaIs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
western and Atlantic RAILROAD Lease.

ATLANTA. GA, June Bids for the
lease of the Western and Atlantic Railroad
were announced to-day. The Richmond
Terminal offered twenty-five thousand dol
lars per month for term Of twenty-nine
wears. and the Louisville and Ma hvllle
Railroad bid one dollar over That. IL Is IN
derstood that the Louisville and Nashville
III frnt thp roud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
state Central Committee.

The State Democratic Central Committee
meets in the Powhatan club rooms to-
morrow afternoon at } o'clock, TO elect "a
chairman. A large attendance is expected.
A letter received by Mayor Ellyson yester-
day from Hon. John ;. Barbour, asking the
former that should his name be presented
in the committee meeting 10 state that I'M
der no circumstances could he accept the
polition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
"H.w 20 Cure All skin Diseases. {.

Simply apply ''swayne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face,
hands, nose, &C., leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's
ointment.
The Fourth Presby terrain Church, j..
Calvin stuart. pastor, will give another de-
lightf,il moonlight excursion by the steam
or Ariel 10 Dutch Gap ON July =.