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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
In the Courts.

Supreme CONT ~ AypeQfs.- Johuson's
administrator against Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company. Argued by Charles
y. Meredith, Esq, Tor plaintiff i'm error. and
Il. b. MunfOrd. Esq. for defendant i'm crIer.
KNIT against Armstrong. De Farges
against Ryland q Brooks, Hardy against
Wiley, Richmond and Danyillo Railroad
Company against La Prad, Wilkinson
against Merrill, Hall against Palmer. Baker
against Baker, Findley agains. Brent Sent
% foot of docket.
Motley a Co. against Frank. Passed.
Circuit COurf Suits instituted: Charles
G.. Jurgins against Joseph August DANA
ges. 500. Attachment sued ont in this
case and served on John II. Goddin.
Ellyson a Harvey against f. l.. Christian
and John A. Christian. Damages. $780,
National Bank Of Virginia against George
Gibson and William Gibson. under firm
name of George and William Gibson. Dam
ages, $500.
W. G. Graham against Richmond and
Danyille Railroad Company. Damages.
$4,000.
Ioiicc Courf.-Go0ge Patterson was
fined - for his shooting "a graYelshooter in
the street.
George Washington (colored), charged
with fast driving in the street. Fined $40.
Lula Dabney (colorod). charged with
keeping a disordcrly house. Continued
until May 9th.
Lizzie Carter lcolOred), gcharged with be-
ing disorderly ON the street. Security DC.
quired for good behavior for three months
William Turner, drunk and disorderly
Fined $3.50.
John 4. Allen (colored). charged wifi
stealing railroad iron. sent 90 jain for thirty
days.
Charles schwartz, charged with throwing
rocks in the street. Fined s..
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
ChonceIy C0Uu.-James Il. Dickinson
% j. II. Shurm, 81 feet on Nicholson street
northwest corner Fulton, Si1l.1j
HcnricO COUnfY.- &. llallOwcll q
/ VIM. Il. Thomas - feet ON 81. Peters street
at southwest corner Brook, Sl2j; Martha
Stanard aud Thomas II. Mayo 90 John ii
~hurm. 1875 0S7-lOOO acres ON Williamsbur.
/ fttruf.fI.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
FRENCH RULES ON EATING

The sweets are the ladies cheese.
Tho dish Of which nobody has taken twice
forms o lesson TO the cool,
I'm any case, and whoever may sll next go
him. q giutton should not Doe in love while ha
is eating
a quiet conscience is almost indispensable
10 q thorough enjoyment of the meal. 10 +,
Che honest man who enjoys bis dinner best
People who are fond Of fish are generally
of % very quiet disposition, on account Of Obj.
fish bones Eat slowly and only % little at O.
time. ltis the way 20 eat long and pleas.
antiy.
Before eating Of the hot dishes TO is wei o.
bet The steam from themriso slowly uptoyou
You deprive yourself of a delicate pleasure ii
sou attac. % dish without having first enjoyed
DOS perfume
The side dishes don't deserve any notice.
but il. through diversity of taste, some one
should become enthusiastic about these tr.ies.
there is mo- reason why double share ot them
should not be quietly taken.
Up 20 tho tlirl course you should only talk
about what you are eating. what you has.
eaten anal what you wII eat The mlI
dwelling n these things does not risk dying
OH 10 other subjects. thereby interfering WITH
the galutatory exercise oi tao jaws
i'm order 90 enjoy tle meal thera ought al
least to Le tw0. auIat most twelve. persons
If Won are alone at table tls dinner suffer-
because SOU cannot tails OF th9 enjoyment ol
d. IF the company is TOO numerous there D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Iitu
space TO Relate.

Local Happenings That Require litut
space To Relate.
The music stand no New Reservoir Park
will probably soon be taken down and tho
lumber used ia the repair of the boat-hous,
wharf.
The store at No. lol North Seventeenth
shcet, occupied hy Mr.. 4. koplon. was
broken into hy thieves Yesterday MORNING
bctw sen midnight and o'clock. Goods o.
the Val'e Of from thirty 'oioriy dollars wcn
taken.
The carmsgs of the Richmond and Peters.
burg Railroad Cor March. 1890 We're. SIS
3l5.63; expenses. S20,O>l.6i; and the earn.
ings of the Petersburg Railroad. for the
same month were, Sio.0sO.2j; expenses. Sii..
1892.
Yesterday the British bark, N,ran,y.
loaded with ilour cleared for Rio Grandl
do sui; and the American barkentinc.
Francis, entered at tbs Customhouse, % load
-four for Brazil.
Il. r. Lee Camp Confederate Veterans
and the sons n Confederate Veterans held
regular sessions last night, but nothing cN-
cept routine business was transacted
The Richmond Base Ball club will return
home Tuesday night ON Thursday they
will play either the Baltimorcs or Norlolks.
Oakwood memorial day will be observed
on the 10Th Of next month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
LITERARY LIGHTS.

William s. Gilbert, the libroitist, SAYS that
he never reads criticisms Of bis own works.
Robert Browning IS aid tohavo translated
parts OF Homer when be was but years DID,
Emile Zola is enc of tho richest OF living
authors, if NOT the richest, who has gained bis
fortune hy Dis pen.
The great Russian novelist, rolstoi, has
written drama entitled the "Povor cf
Darkness which las been produced with
great slccc at $50. Petersburg.
Mis- nraldons novel, The Day win
Como. 80 s. ler dulefh. Ile most important
feature of beer library are The manuscripts 0i
her works bound in large folio volumes.
julia Ward llone's latest aphorIsm g. this.
Gan mdeerYei reputation is like borrowed
money One has so give 10 up 300 the end and
pay more or less dearly for having bal it,
William Imworth. author ol Fern Gin.
"A successful domestic comedy lrama. D.
scarcely ID year. old. and le is probably the
Youngest American playwright iieisahroth-
cr of Joseph liluortn. of "laHl kaufar'
Christian Reid. one Of the most popular
southern n0velists s tine daughter of Col
Fisher. OBJ North Carolina, after whom Tort
Fisher was namel Ils was One Of fho iirt
Confederate officers killed during ile civil
war.
"Ouidar begins work zoo O'Clock in OH.
morn'nr. but She does uot go To- her de,s. a.
Anthony Trolope $50. wont to do. ani irm
outa fixed number of pages whether Ne nns n
the hunor or nnt. "Ouida' awaits the mo.
meni of inspiration.
Mr Nicholas =. Gilmore. Of Boston, editor
Of Tho Literary World, has been awarded
The $500 prize offered Dos the Humane L'ari
ton society to American editors for tno b. 4
essay on tle effect of humane education ol
the prevention of crime
Algornon Charios Sw!nburne is tho llamt
bal IlamHn of England Ha never wears an
oyeroaaf. and the only noticeable change in
bis apparel during the winter months is That
the color of bis clothes is all black. even t0
bis uocktie. and chat DEE has begun TO wear %
pair Of thick gloves, whereas iu summer taa
poet evidently despises such luxufes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

sun r.rca.-......~.. 5.2i Moon sei~. I25il.ni.
Sun seis............. 05f pat 'slcngfn.iah. 3sla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
THE LAST NIGHT.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Ea1aar.

After Tonight the Young Mems Christian
Association bazaar. which has been a source
oipleasurc 20 so many people during the
last two weeks will be "a thing of the past.
vi course, IL Is too soon yet tOdetermine the
financial results Of the enterprise, but il is
earnestly hoped that the ladies' will realize
handsome sum which they so richly de-
serve as a reward for their arduOus and self
sacrificing labots.
Last night. the Old Folks Concert. i'm ali
us beauty Of costume and song. made a
hitting close 10 the series of charming en-
tertainments, which have made the bazaar
so attractive. Although the sales from the
booths have been large there are still a
number Of articles not disposed of. In
order to sell these there will le am auction
tonight.
Inc rain prevented the children from hav.
ing their cake-walk Yesterday. It was post
r'ned y this afternoon. ai . o'clock. An,
enid, over six years old. will be allowed Il
compete for the prize, band of music will
deliver the occasion. and the little folks will
no doubt, be made happy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
INVESTIGATION ENDED.
United States Grand Jury Find Some
other indictments.

other Indictments.
The United States grand jury has at last
finished lis elaborate investigation OF the
jackson ward election cases. After quite
a lengthy session yesterday they found a
true bill OF indictment against seven other
Democrats, and then pronounced their eN-
aminations concluded. and were dismissed
for the term. The following were indicted;
W. y. stephens, -- Jenkins, John Hunter,
A. II. Guigon. Amber clazebrook, John o.
SHELTON and 49, Phillips. charged with con-
spring to Obstruct Allen Caesar, 4. j..
Quarles, Ben. jackson, Burley Trent, Jacob
Taylor. James Anderson. Andrew Parham
aud A. BraNton from voting at The
Third precinct of jackson ward d,
the Congressional election Of ISIS.
The witnesses upon whose testimony
the indictments were found were James A.,
Homer A. IL. kaufman. Ben. jackson,
Jacob TAYLOR, james Anderson and Allen
Caesar. These eases Will probably not be
tried until the next term Of the court.
The petit jury was adjourned until the LIST
day Of May.
Judge Hughes, in the Circuit Court, will
hear civil cases to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
SANITARY CHANGES.
Important Proposition of the Committee
ON Health.

The Board Of Police Commissioners will
ask the Council at It's next meeting for the
return OF the officers now known as sani-
tary officers. These men have had the
street cleaning force In charge heretofore.
The proposed change demands a re0rgani-
cation of the sanitary force Of the city.
Last night, the Committee on llealih'mcf,
and the chairman introduced an ordinance
which covers the point. II reduces the pay
Of the health Offices from 81 200 10 $500. and
provides for the appointment OF sanitary
officer at salary of$Jo0 a registrar of vital
statistics al the same salary. two inspectors
AZ 80 per month, aud two members OF the
Board OF Health, other than the president.
AT salary OF Si00 per annum each. The
duties OF the president are greatly diminish.
cd. The sanitary officer Is provided with a
horse, saddle and bride. The ordinances
VIII be recommended 20 the Council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

SYMPTOMS. Moisture: intense itching
ana .ln.'ns; most 100 nlslf: wore hY
scratching. N allowed 10 continue iumors
form, which, often bleed and ulcerate De-
coming very sore. Swayne'~ ointment Stops
the itching and bleeding. heals liberation.
sind IN most eases removes the tumors. Al
druggists. or by mail, for 90 cents. Or.
SWayne a son. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

a Paris correspondent of London Truth
writes. We are t0 have $4,000 worth OF
marble bu-t- for the inches in the facade oi
the now Louvre. THE i.lU-irious ladies oI
Che seventeenth century. and some of those
who sh0ne during and after flo revolution
are tO figure in the collection. Nme. 00
soYigue bad NOT face that lend, itself q.
Tire SCULPTOR Grt. Neither had Mme af
-tael. whose beauty lay in ihe blaze and
spirit OF her eyes. Sine had teeth ihat stuck
0ut bike Sleeps. Mime. Roland. though
her nose was fefrous,e, bad an exquisite
profile. slime. ReramIer was statuesIu0
sweet and p.guant. and the 0rlco- were job.
Ways Boz. arlug around ler such 10 perfect
production 0i nature as beer outer woman
was. deserves. think. place boo one OF iie
inches. ,le was as great 90 curl s.iy ne
cause of This perfection ls auf that iamum
has ever exhibited in DTS long career as q
shWamau.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
RICHMOND CITY MATTERS.
HAPPENINGS OF PUBLIC INTER
EST AROUND TOWN.

DIR. Dixon's Services at the Second Hap-
tist Church y. N. G. a. Basaar 90 Close
To.night-Cisy Engineer's Rcport--Judgs
Appointed.
The April rain bat slightly reduced tn,
attendance on Rev. Mr. DiNOn's special
services at the second Baptist Church on
yesterday noon and night The preacher
made an exposition Of scripture in IN,
morning to show how TO lead happy Chris.
tan life. The passages cxpoundcd were
Philippians ~, IS aud Luke NNIN. f2-53.
\ large number Of ministers was present.
including Rev. John b. Turpln, Of Char
loftcsvillc; Rev. Mcssrs Cannon and
stuart. Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church. and
several Baptist ministers. Rev. Mr. Gam
mon and Mr.. Dixon We're co-lahorcrs IN
North Carolina in The early days Of their
ministry.
THE INSTITUTE rUFu.s.
The Young ladies Of the Richmond Fc-
male Institute attended in a body the
evening meeting. The ministry Was repre-
scented by Drs Curry, Pollard. and Whit
field. and MoSsrs. Turnbull. Cannon. Clop-
ton. Williams, Reynolds and others. Mr.
Dixon delivered q sermon Of great effective
ness on '''rhc Son Of Man is Come 90 seek
and save The LOST There were many en-
guircrs.
FOR YOUNG MEN.
There viii be- special meeting for. young
men IN the lccturc-roOm at the second Bap-
list Church, tonight no o'clock. Rev. Mr.
Dixon will speak on Christ and Young
Men, The revival services Will 70 on an
next week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
STREET IMPROVEMENT.
Reports ana Recommendation of the City
Engineer.


Engineer.
The seventeenth annual report of Colonel
W. +. Cutshaw, City Engineer, for 1850,
just Issued, shows that in no year before
was there as much curbing and gutierine
laid. As the extension Of paved sidewalks
depends upon the curbing and guttering. IL
- easy 10 see. says he, that this class OF
street work must increase largely with the
rapid building OF houses. So great Is the
demand for sidewalks that in several in-
stances The Council has authorized an am
tcipauon Of appropriations 10y permitting
pfoperiy-owncrs TO have the curbing and
gutiering laid az their cost, with the I'M
derstanding that they shall be reimbursed
oui OF the next years appropriation.
The report further says 4 nurseryman rs
greatly needed 10 look after the planting
and trimming Of trees in the city as we'll as
the parks. must again urge the appoint
ment OF skilled nurSeryman for the city.
and ssk that an appropriation be made 20
pay for the work of planting, care and trim
ming OF trees in the city, which should not
be required OF the pfoporty-owners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

rsftnot worth the small price OF % cents
to Tree yourself OF every symptl m OF these
distressing complaints II YOU think SO, cal
al our store and get a bottle OF Shilohs VIAL
izer. livery bottle har a printed guarantee
IN b. Use according 4fl 10 df Is yOu nc
ulol IL VIII cost you Nfnng. solo by bodie
ker Brothers aud ~ d SNei' DE- s. o., cJlD y
0f Flnn and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
IN, Mhat Cougn.

VIII you heed The varnine-the signal per.
hans. OF the sure approach OF that more Terri.
bio disease, COn~umrtio Ask youfselFe,
IL YOU cam afford for the sake of saving pa
cents. 10 run the risk and DO nothing Tor it
We know from experience tnat Shnoh 3 Cure
riu enc vonr Cough. 10 never fails. I'M,
explains why more than Million oi bo'ue,
were sold The past year II relieves C.oni
ana NhOOping Cough at once. Mother-, d,
not bc without 10. sample bottles free. sold
by BOdcker Brothers and n. VI. shields * 90.
corner OF Fiuh anil Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

Mayor j. Taylor kllyson, DR.. =. l.. NJ
Curry, general agent of the Peabody fund
and Mr.. W. i. Fox, superintendent of pub
lie schools, made an inspection OF Leigh
and Baker schools Yesterday. They found
the schools 'n excellent working order ana
were muc.l .oasod with their visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
vRclNIA.s FOREIGN TRADE.
Interesting Comparison Of Exports ana
Imports for Nin- Months.

From the statement OF foreign co'nmorc"
and Immigration issued by the Treasury
Department FOR last month. some interest
Ing facts ma, be CLEANED about virginia.
foreign trade. For the month Of March
Richmonds exports were valued at Si2l.iv;
imports. Si.s2s. Newport News-eXports,
Sl22., $50: imports. 5000. Norolk-eX-
ports. $gsS.3l1. For the nine months endih.
March 81. iseo. Richmond's exports were
$..6sl, SOS. on increase Of SJl5,2O) over those
for the same time in lS1. Newport News
Si.Sl2C0f. decrease Of sl9l,M'). Norfolk,
Si3.lu.01s. a decrease Of >ll.3l5. The total
exports f1r nine months from tie three ports
were S-6.1.l,liO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

The Richmond city Missionary society
viii hold a very Interesting missionary
meeting i'm Grace Episcopal Church To-
morrow night az % O'Clock. There VIII De
brief addresses on mi sions by Rev. Dr.
John b. Newton. Rev. james B. Funston.
and Rev. II. VI. Jackson, ID. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

Why Do so many people we see around u'
seem 10 prefer fu suffer and Doe made mieeIa'
bile bv INDIGESTION. Consumption. Dizziness
Loss Of Appetite. Coming Up of the ioou
yellow skin, when Tor 10 cents we VIII sell
Chem -hll0ns system Nital1cr, guaranteed
fO cufc them. Sold nv Hodeker Brothers and
H.N. shields * Co. corner Of tliin and hHr'
.f.uII .fr..f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

II was pity the bar was not crowded
with members OF the House Of Commons
who might have learned useful lesson y
observing with what chiyairous patience
body Of English gentlemen, asselnpleo ~
legislative purposes, sat out tins -transe''-
nnfipncA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

The engagement Of this popular play al
me Academy Nil conclude tonight, This
afternoon fbere.wlll be q matinee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

Simply apply "-Nauc's Ointment SD
Internal medicine required. Cures letter
eczema. itch. ali cuufIous Cn fhe face
hands. nose. &c.. leaving the skin clear
white and healthy. IFS great healing an.
curative power, are possessed DIS nl oiht
remedy. ASK your druggist for -wame'
ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

For this malady take that old-iashiOn
roaicdy of our mothers, Syrup of Pure Pine
Tar H0rehound and Wild IAerrY-Dr.
Dayldrs JOu0h ,yrup
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

Thi. was an very We'll. bat in spite Of
some drawbacks Lord Iefnham had $50
thoroughly enjoyed him,elfon the occasion
of his maiden speech that Dee determined 20
lind opportunity for experimenting 30. IT,
accordingly placed ON Che paper notice Of
motion raising point of order. IA.s was
eagerly turned tO hy noble hopeful that
fhc printed words would afford some clue 90
the mystery that still lay dark oyer the
memorable speech. The eNpectaiionwa- 0nly
partially fulfilled. Lord GuuYillc.Wltl The
exquisite courtesy and ready kindness which
distinguish all Doh, acts, nHd cndeaFourcd iu
relieve the House from embarrassment, and
lef Lord leyuham down gently. DN pointing
out that 10 was not 100 order tO bring for
ward "A motion without having given due
notice. ON this dictum Lord lenyham bad
fastened. and the motion which stood iu hls
name for Thursday night proposed % add
20 the standing Order some quaint col-
stuIcted sentences more or less Indirectly
bearing ON the point Of giving notice. The
new peers fame had gone abroad. ami
when on Thursday evening he arose. en-
trenched behind the Cross Benches. be had
AN audience fuller than has been
seen since the night the address was
moved. Apparently he began where
he left on when interrupted by the
abrupt conclusion OF the proceedings on the
previous Friday. In one sudden fash ui
connected speech the strained attention OF
The audience was rewarded by gaining
some insight into the origin of the whole
affair. II would appear that what Lord
Tevnham had no heart was 90 encourage
Lord Salisbury bv expression Of his appro-
sal of certain action taken by the Govern
nent in connection with % mission 90 syria.
That being an. where, be asked. with
.cathing glare no lord Campep0wn.
was the necessity for him tu give notice
of his Intentions Il might he said,
drawing himself up % fullest height
and holding out his hands with
tragic gesture towards Lord Salisbury
..haye given formal notice of my intention
OF congratulating the noble lord on his re-
coyery from influenza" The peers laughed
cheeriully nj this. grateful Tor q sentence
whose drif they could wholly gather. En-
courac,l hy this tribute Of appreciation,
Lord Teynham went op again, pouring iortl
"A flood OF words el0quentiy cadonced and
Illustrated by strikingly dramatic gestures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

A TTFNTION MADAME lAfhLi,
~ tine gifted Medium Hnl lt'ftn' iir.i
New orleans. has arrived Nnl cal Pc ,ui sNll.
ga nn .iI HnaIf- NI IIlT. rNH gives ifNiN. Ni
advice on business. nlslfN iusn. rnlIIls't
cnnunas. i0uiucYn. 'rH cults, I'r. lrI'r N
what business you WIll succeed .nN when
place ulil hf lucky ior You fp settle in. Id So
Ing ADJ hrr i0wDf nN Inheritance 1Ni ifNN.-
lion sine never fills fO sIIH Satisfaction.
can and DO r0nAlfs Il. h ,Nltift |s iNH-
Cd. seek advice before 500 bate.
Onlce. 200 foUfin street. n.i"fen N.h
and trace Always at home rot . a. 81. io
.9p 81
\. B.-Ihis s Nadame's lrst visit io I.t
civ. ap2i-i moo
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px.nen.la ana Llrer Complain.

Bedford City Land and Improvement
Company. See advertisement. Quarles 4
M.fHrtt.Ir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

Bedford City Land and improvement
Company. See advertisement. Quaiics q
NcCurdy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

FORT 0F NEWPORT HtWs. April ID.
ADHlNEu.
steamship Guido. Norfolk. io loat
onnndI-e. harlcs Coal hIng nnH tIfN..
York. fn load r0ni.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

window and door screens. frames and
wire. =. p. CLARKE ~ SON, 1910 Main
afl.nf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

building papers. Hest and cneapes,;;
sheathing paper should be used IN al'
frame dwellings. a. -. CLARKE SON.
1910 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

neglect that cough, bat take at once Or.
Dayid's Cough syrup Of Pure Zine Tar,
Horohound and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

Bedford CITY Land and Improvement
Company soc advertisement. Quarlc- a.
NrIurdV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

FOR n deAnafod or nervous condition.
Alb. e.. Tonic igit. % win
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

Bedford City Land and improvement
Company. see advertisement QuareS "
NcCurdy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

Adime corn salyo removes coms without
pam. Try a box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should a
WAYS Doe used when children are cutting
teeth. 10 relieves .he Iltile sufferer nl once
10 produces natural. quiet sleep hf relieving
the child from pain, aud Tie little cueruI
aWalScs as Upright as "a button DO is Nei}
pleasant fo taste. lt sooines the child, sofl
ems the gums, uilays an pain. relieves Wind
regulates ine bowels. aud ls ODE lest known
remedy 40r diTnhmI whether arising from
tccfhing on other causes. IWcuiF-uFe cents
q bottle. Iu lA, -aNW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26

GENERAL MLtlJNh Or liiL
\ stockholders oI the NlChhuAD UNION
pASsE NGff RAILWAY COMP ny viii
ho held ~ O'clock 81. ou the l2in day 81
MAY. $500. nt flt Office of the Company. 40.
600 isuk street. .n The city al Richmond. iof
Toe purpose of authorizing cVlNcynnf" OF
the property and funci I.es on in.s company
fo tho Richmond and Railway shd flrciic
Company, and of acting upon slcn other BUS
ines. Ia. may Dos brought before the meeting.
Hv order 0f tho Board of Directors
GIBSON pyIIEl., secretary.
APRIL i0rH. 1890. ApIi-idm