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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

About three years ago the Richmond
Protestant Episcopal Missionary society
was organized, with Bishops White and
Randolph IS presiding officers, and also
clerical ana lay representatives from the
various churches
\ most excellent work has been done.
About 5000 have been raised IN this
work. Most Of the churches have taken am
active and liberal part. These funds have
been used 10 support an evangelist Tor the
diocese Of Virginia. The society has also
helped in the support Of Re-. James W.
Norris, missionary % Brazil. and has aided
II C T. and diocesan work. With few eX-
cepuons the Episcopal CLERGY Of the city
have given active and enthusiastic support
10 this work. IL Is the purpose OF the So
work in the future tham i'm the past. Ii is
therefore desirable that al interested in the
support Of missions should take an enthusi-
astic part in the Richmond missionary 30
ciety.
One object in the organization OF the So
ciety is 10 give missionary intelligence. \
meeting under the auspices Of the society
will be held in It. Marks Episcopal church
on sunday night. September 81, at ; O'clock.
There will De short and interesting adj
dresses by Rev. DR.. John b. Newton, Rev.
Preston Nash, and Rev. James h. Funston.
\ most cordial welcome awaits all who at
tend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
POLITICAL POINTS.
District Committee Chairman Ellyson
Calls Conference.

Yesterday, at half-past y o'clock. the
Democratic District Committee for the
Third Congressional District met i'm the
state Office. Mr. Meade llaskins was unan-
mously elected chairman. vice Colonel i.
o. James. resigned Mr.. IIaskins is one %
Richmond's staunche,t Democrats, and
will do much 10 aid this district i'm rolling
mp the large majority in November for
George ID. Wise.
The committee selected the following dis
uict canyassers: Hon. L. II. Cardwcll.
Colonel 1azeweil Elicit. Colonel William
Il. Aylett, Hon. b. y. Munf0rd. Mr.. Julian
NJ. Ruilin. Mr.. Roswell Page. Mr.. ). Ran
d0lph Tucker, Jr.. Hon. CONWAY Il. sands.
DR.. b. l.. Winston. Mr.. K. l.. Montague,
Mr.. IL. VI. smith. Jr., Colonel y. -. James.
Hon. George II. Jewett. Mr.. ID. l.. Puliiam.
Mr.. Edward =. Robinson. Hon. II. ]. Lewis.
Hon. \. X. Leakc, Hon. George +. iIaw.
Hon. \. {. Atkisson, Hon. John J.. Taylor,
Mr.. +. b. Hicks.
Hon. j. TAYLOR Elly-0n, chairman of the
state Committee, has issued letter le-
questing a conference with the county
chairmen and members Of the state Com
mittee OF the Third district. az the head
quarters. 40 Ninth street, mt ID O'Clock
Wednesday morning. September 2llh.
Mr.. William ". THOMPSON, "a wcl.-hnown
Republican Of Ashland. has read Cameron -
let .er, and saws he fully agrees with III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

ApAM>ON, y. L., Manchester.
APPEK-ON * co., 40. 5 north Eleventh
street
BRANDT, JACKSON. c co.. 1906 east Main.
BOWMAN, BO~WFLL * SlIUMAN. 80. .
north Eleventh street
BOWE, y. ~, NO.-l north Eleventh street.
BROWN, j.. THOMPSON d CO., lll3 east
Man.
CATLIN, f.. A., No. 3north eleventh street.
CHEWNiNG ~ ROSE. so. . north Tenth
street.
CHAFFiN Il. b. a CO.. No. l moth Tenth
stree t.
CRAWFORD, GEORGE T., 80. 1903 Bank
street
DENOON, UPPER d CO., e2l f.. Main.
ELAN JAMES B, NIB r. Main.
GODDIN JOHN T., Eleventh cor. Bank.
HILL. FRANK D.G co, No. 6north Eleventh
street.
ROSE. CHARLES A.. No. II y. Tenth street
RUTHERFORD, THOMAS, 40. north
Tenth street.
SUTTOS x co. No. IOlI east Main street.
TAYLOR. H. SELDOM, 4 son, Eleventh cor
upr Rank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
POLITICAL NOMINATIONS.
Democrats Put Ticket
I'm the Field.

WORCESTER, MASS, sept. lS.-Ihe Dem
ocratic state Convention nominated the fol-
loving ticket: For Governor, W. L. Rus
sell: for Secretary Of state, Elbridge Cush-
man: Treasurer, William ID. Tereiey; Au-
ditor. Edward +. Mum; Attorney-General,
Elisha b. Maynard.
The platform reailirms the Democratic
state ana National legislation contained n
it, platform Of last year; renews the de-
mand for free raw material, particularly
wool. coal. and iron ores: for lower duties ON
the neccs saries Of life, and for wider mar
kets for American products II emphasizes
the importance Of reciprocal trade win
Canada a. a means OF promoting the COM
mercial and industrial welfare Of the Com
monwcalth. The partisanism OF the present
House is denounced as the most bitter in
the annals of history. The name Of Clc'e-
land was cheered when mentioned BY any
of the speakers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

far as Drewrys Bluffs, and returned 10 The
city about halfpast o'clock.
The trip was made BY Mr.. Adams Ia give
him a better idea OF the plans OF Mr.. Burg
wyn, and with the valuable aid Of captain
Cunningham. many new facts were brought
cut.
TUE PARTY.
The party consisted Of Mr.. Adams, who
was nj one time Of New York, and who has
gained an excellent reputation a. a mining
engineer; Major Julius II. Sterling, wife,
and son, Maxwell. MAJOR Sterling is
one ofthe New York Worlds special writers,
and by his brilliant achievements with the
pen has done much for Virginia and her i'm
provements, one OF his specialtics being ar
ticles on Southern improvements and in
dustries. Mrs. II. NJ. Bancroft and daugh-
ter Lucille. Of Mineral City, Va. (Mrs. Ban
CrOn's husband is Colonel II. VI. Ban
croft, who is the superintendent Of the
Arminius copper mines); Miss Douglas
Terrell. Of Louisa. MIR. and Mrs. John ;.
llarwOOd, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Richardson,
Miss Mary o. HarwOod, Mrs. William II.
Tyler +. Il. Ludwig, and K. II. Harwood.
Arriving in Richmond the party were
driven 10 FOrd's Hotel, where "a private
supper was served, and an enjoyable time
was spent by all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

Richmond Cdn-Catharinc A. sweeney s
trustee to kiity kllnk, wife Of William
knnk, 33 feet on east sine twenty nluth
street. between Grace ana franklin, sl.h50.
James ana Catharne A. sweeney To same.
33 feet on west side Thyiieth street between
Franklin and Grace, 500.
George X. and Maria ~ IcnscrtO randolph
III. and tmncyC. Enncy. 81 feet on norm
SIDE Floyd avenue, between laiNle and
Plum streets. $1,000.
r.. +. Turner to- Robert ". Gary. 40 'eet on
creek street. near Brook avenue, 500
Ilenrico CoUHfV William james to Edward
Harris. / acre on Gravely Hin, SO.
same 20 lucy.A. kenncr, Is acre on Gfaveiy
liil. $40.
W. VI. Iustis TO Mrs &. T. Kennedy, west
crn half lot 20 in plan OF Marion Hill.
Ella X. Nhcats trustee % Hunter Mcclure,
half interest In 40 acres ON Cannon iotd,
TWO miles north OF Richmond. 1000.
samuel T.. Mdddin, clerk, 10 g.. T. Carter.
35Xl65 feet in Duvolls addition. sold lor
taxes I'm names of Paul Carr ana White, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
LuraN. Virginia,

First Grand public sale Of one thousand
resident and business lots and villa sites az
the new Industrial, manufacturing city OF
Iuray. Nirgnia, in the beautiful valley OF
the shenandoah. rich in iron. manganese.
copper. asbestos. fire, terra Gotta ana p0r-
celaiu CLAWS, hard woods. limestone. states.
and other valuable minerals, takes place
the 2ith and 2Jlh Of september, $3.50. al
luray. sale tO begin M / j. VI. \ special
excursion over tae Baltimore ana ONO
railroad from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore will be run ON the 2ith 10 reach
Lurly I'm time for dinner. The Shenandoah
Valley railroad will offer specially low
rates-one fare good for the round Trip.
four DAYS limit. The Norfolk and West
ern, Chesapeake and ONO. Cumberland
Valley. Western Maryland, and other con-
Meeting lines viii offer low rates 10 the sale.
The lots tO be- offered are choice location.
being iu close proximity 10 the famous
"Luray Inn" possessing natural drainage.
lovely views Of the PAGE and shenandoah
valleys. Blue Ridge and picturesque Mas
sanultOu ranges. The Valley Land ana
Improvement Company. which has this
great enterprise in hand. has placed one
million If 10. stock. and the Industries al
ready secured ana ncgotiItinS assures be-
yOnd any doubt Luray's great future. The
900 lots viii Dee offered low. and a an in
,estment will have no equal. There Will
bee over "A thousand capitalists her" day OF
sale.
For fall particulars as TO Luray's natural
resources, future, Ac., together with full
particulars of the sale, write Thomas l..
McCOrkle, Secretary. Lurly, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

Mrs. Governor Mckinney is confined 10
her bed by sickness.
Hon. Roger .. Mills and Judge W. =.
Barton called on the Governor yesterday.
Governor Mckinney said Yesterday that
if the Oicott Committee submit a propo-
sitiOn for the settlement Of the State debt
before the first Of January, he would call an
extra session Of the legislature TO consider
the matter.
The Governor yesterday issued a prOcla-
nation Offering $50 reward for the apprc-
hcusiOn Of Thomas Wilson (cOl0red). who il
charged with killing Charles Galloway. az
Biz Spring, Montgomery county. August
18th The negro is described as being Of
gingerbread color. twenty-cight 10 thirty
wears old. weighs about one hundred and
forty pounds. rather straight, black hair.
double teeth in frort, pigeon-tOed, poor face ,
high cheek bones, and his home Is in Dun
ham. y. {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Conductor Winn Killed,

Mr.. John ". VIM, freight conductor
on the Atlantic Coast line, was accidently
killed Yesterday morning At Bellheld, on
that road. VIM went in the station 10
get orders while the engine was
taking on water, and when he
left the Office he signalled the
train to 90 ahead. He waited then foI
the caboose, which he attempted TO board.
hut missed his step and fell under the
wheels. Both legs and his left arm Were
crushed. The accident was discovered at
once and the train stopped. When
the trainmen reached Captain VIM he was
trying 10 drag himself from the track. lie
was conscious when discovered, but It.
manned so for only. short while. and he
died soon after reaching his home, on south
Fifth street, in this city. lie was thirty
five years old, and leaves a widow and an
adopted child.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
THE GERMAN-DkY
A Chorus of Three Hundred NOTES.-THE
General Committee to Meet.

General Committee TO meet.
About a hundred and twenty-five Of our
German citizens attended IA first rehearsal
at Sanger Halle last night. These songs
will be sung on the day Of the German cello
bration, and bv October 9th il is expected
that the chorus Will be augmented 10 fully
three hundred voices.
Last night the songs rchearscd for the oc-
casion were " He'll dir i'm Siegesgraz,
sung by the mixed chorus. This song is
similar in tone 10 God save the Queen
1t will be sung October 9th with words ap-
pr0priate 10 the occasion, written by Pro-
fessOr T.. Louis lde.
The second song is 'Siegesgesang der
Deutsohen mach der Schlacht des Herman.
uber die ROemer under Narus.' II is the
victory song that was sung after the battle
Of Armanus. the Germans fighting the li0-
mans under Narus.
Next Thursday night another rehearsal
will be held, and all the Germans and their
descendants are invited TO be present.
special rates are being made with all OF
the railroads. and il is expected that many
Germans from all over Virginia viii be
present.
4 meeting Of the general committee
takes place tonight, and the sub-cOmmit-
tees will make their reports and complete
arrangements for the celebration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

The grand jury OF the Hastings Comt
meets September 10Th; the petit jury sep
TENDER I'D. Following are the lists Of the
Jurors drawn for the term;
Grand jury: Messrs Joseph ". Carter, ".
+. Loving, II l.. PclOulc. j J. Montague, g.. B.
Mostly. NJ Hessbere. John 81. Higgins, \. Is
Clarke. and John j. III. Brewer.
Petit Jury: Mcssrs. b. florsheim. Arthur G..
Evans. NJ. Amber OlazebrOok. Albert
Greentroe Charles II. Illyson, Warner l..
Fleming, 4. " HauOwinckel. Christ ".
Fleet, Peter ID. Glenn, Hiram r. Gates.
Thomas ID. stokes. III. q. Funston, +. = GIel-
ter, JOnn X scGgwlck, Chris Evcnscn, James
Forester (cOloIcd). barton IL. GrUndy, baN ii
Edmond, Litteil Wilson, George " Ellridst,
homas J spencer. John Lyle, Jcha %. Nc
Gee. = l.. wood, Moses NJ err a =. Peiicolas
A. =. Howard, James 4. Lewis, Joseph
~trause, Il. =. Thompson, NJ. j. Moss. NJ.
iaterzO. ". II. Jennings. l.. II. Pyle. Charles
Long lcOlored), r l.. lahlston, \. ~aun,
defs, IT., William ID. Meyer, \. NJ. Mlcou, ana
Austin BurWcll (cOlOrcdl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Old Doulinions and the CLAY Ward
ActiNcz.

4 large and enthusiastic number OF men,
beers Of the Old Dominion Club met last
night in their hall, corner Of Nineteenth
nd Main streets. The coming campaign
was discussed with much earnesiness. The
annual election OF officers was held With
the following result James /. FlOurnOy
president W. ". Wood. first N.ce-prcsi-
dent ". j. Holmes. second c-prcsident
John Il. MOll0y. Jr.. secretary; y. Conn,
assistant secretary: John II. trschkorn,
treasurer: samuel Il. Perdue, Jr.. sergeant
alarms; I'd. Petrochilli.M l.. Joyner, and
Herman Paul. trustees.
\ large crowd Of Democratic workers
attended the adjourned meeting Of the Clay
Ward ActiyCs at Reiuhard's Hall last
night. Mr.. b. 4. Jacob presided and Mr..
John 4. Booker acted as secretary.
After the opening OF the meeting the
election OF officers WAS gone into. MIR.
Jacob. the popular president who has
served the club 50 faithfully and elf
centy for the past two years, having de-
clined to become candidate for reelection.
Mr.. III. +. Seay was elected in his stead.
with the following other officers: First
Nice-Prosident, {. /. Phillips; Second Vice
President, b. Z. August; Third Nice-l'res-
dent, John 4. Booker: Fourth Nice-Pres-
dent, Eugene Walton; Treasurer. Colonel
W. =. smith; Secretary, W. g. Clemens:
sergeant-at-Ams. Robert Il. Halston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Haskets AND Woodenware.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Richmond Basket aud WOodenWare
Manufacturing Company was held at the
Office Of the Tredegar Company at noon yes
trrlay. All the old officers and Board OF
Directors were reelected, which are Messrs
+. +. Glasgow, president +. Il. Morton,
secretary and superintendent. Directors
Messrs. General Joseph r. Anderson. Jr..
Colonel +. l.. lIobson, Edward K. Archer.
and the president and secretary. Mr. Nor
ton, the superintendent, submitted his an
nual report, which showed the company to
be in prosperous condition. \ resolution
was passed ordering the secretary to make
an application 10 the court to have the
meme Of the company changed to a brief,r
and more euphOniOus one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

Doctors Hoge. Jr.. and Gordon az
pointed BY the Academy Of Medicine TO III
quire into the prevalence OF typhold-ieIer,
have begun their labors. They found
number of cases on Chelsea Hill and others
in various sections.
Professor II. II. Harris, Of the Greek
chair of Richmond College, returned to the
city Yesterday from visit to his summer
home in Louisa county.
Iibertas Lodge OF Perfection, No. >, VIII
confer the fOurteenih degree tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

"The Clipper" is the title Of a new musi-
cal comedy-drama which will be produced
at the Richmond Theatre tonight. to-m0r-
row night, and Saturday matinee. Miss
Amy Lee, Il young artist, sustains the title
role. She has achieved remarkable success
in this role. which is full of human interest.
Miss Lee possesses considerable mag
netism, which stands her in good stead in
her most trying scenes, and keeps her au-
dience interested and deeply sympathizing
with her. The action Of the play is brisk,
and the comedy element is pure and whole
some, and at no time descends 10 bullOOnery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

stephen West (coloTedl, charged with steal
ing one watch ana CHAIN ana one vest, WIS
discharged
Robert Howell, charged with being q fugi-
tive from Justice, was dismiss al. hOWcll
was also charged with carving concealed
weapons. and WAS fined s2O and costs
4. fiVcl was charged with selling goods OIL
SUNDAY. His ease was continued.
Joseph Warren and Florence White
charged with hghtlns and creating dis
tgrbauce. Were hucu 50 81 aud cDsts.
c. Paccentini WAS lined s25 Tor selling
LIQUOR on sunday.
John Parker and William Johnson. 10th
colorod. were fined - % aud costs for fight.
Ing Ia the street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

The colored folks are losing no time in
their preparations for the emancipation
celebration next month. On the 18th the
people will assemble at the Exposition
Grounds, hear addresses by the Governor.
Mayor, and prominent cOlored men-Lang-
ston. Lynch, Price, and others. a commit
tee will then re appointed 10 decide upon a
permanent day for future celebrations. On
the 10th there will be big parade, the re-
port Of the committee will be adopted, and
on the 18th there will be general speech
making and fireworks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

Are you aware that carpets collect and
hold great deal OF impure and unwhole-
some matter. and that the carpet-cleaning
department of Mrs. \. j. Pyle has especial
facilities for removing these impurities, a
well as all dust, grit, moths, etc.l Her
method Of securing carpets is the very best:
Ia fact she has one Of the most complete
carpet-cleaning establishments 10 be found
anywhere. Jlj north Fifth ST eet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
M. weekly Times.

Tur WrEELY TMKs, plbIIsheu wy
rhnrsdav has many bright features us
tinctIy its own. and Is stronger tooa ,y LII"
ever before. IL is one Of The best w'eklS
newspapers, catering to every p9 i',o, ar ~
Legitimate taste. published. III adu 9,,l- ~
ali the general POLITICAL relIglous ',,Si 49,
and agricultural news, u Ial"'s H., ~ .,,1-
I ~" TrvFs is sent post paid for one dollar per
wear -amplc copies free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Nh rru. EilI Against Adams.

The Henrico County Court was DIST"
Yesterday with the ease against hua ,'',s.
who was charged with completely I'D Tue I no"
noted ROssdeitcher murder. Aiter iI"5
discussion the grand jury talieu u IT,"
true bill against him, and he was ie''"''"
from his bail. IN no
suIly. who is now confined in jail, VIII NC
taken up next Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

suits brought yesterday: Thomas H. White
q Co. AGAINST Fairbank Canning Company.
Damages, $4,000. Attachment issued on tie
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Company,
Hall Tobacco Company. and others.
George 4. Truit against VII lam H. Drew.
Damages, $4,000. IL is alleged that piaintif
was knocked down and run over by a horse
and vehicle OF the defendant ON Seventh
street. near Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

4 decree was entered cs' erday, by Judge
Baton. consolidating the causes OF Binford
and others against the Universal Life insur-
ance Company and DeYore against the same
defendant company.
A decree was also entered In the case of
BAN. trustee, the south Bend Iron Works,
INc.
A suit was brought 10y Rebecca w Harper
against ". Harrison Williams. saiiie T.
street, Phil A. Wexford and others No blll
OF complaint was MED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.
The Question OF the Francihse Further
Diseased.

JACKSON. Miss, sept. iS.-Discussion OF
the report OF the Franchise Committee was
resumed i'm the Constitutional Convention
to-day. Colonel Muldrcw, late Assistant
Secretary OF the Interior under Cleveland
made an imprisoned appeal in favor OF
Ar.er educational qualification and
an alternative properly qualification
of 500. He was followed by General
Martin. Of Adams county, who also urged
severe educational tests. Mr. kennedy, Of
CLAY county, opposed any restrictions that
would disiranchise a solitary white man.
Mr.. Muller. of Ledkc county, favored IN
posing an educational test on young men,
but objected to its application 10 OLD
men. VINO had not enjoyed the educational
advantages afforded since the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
the New south,

several new and large industries Just Sc.
cured. over $50 houses TO he built at once,
Now is the time for safe investments and
quick aud large returns, Write 10
DAVID FUNsTEN & Co.,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers.
Glasgow, Va.
II notified in advance they will meet par
ties at any train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

The funeral OF Mrs. Daniel, wife OF the
late L. V. Daniel, ex-president Of the Rich
mOnd. fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, took place from the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot Yesterday morning. Rev. Hart
ley Carmichael, rector Of st..Paui's church,
Ofciated. The remains were inferred in
HOLLYWOOD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWs. sErrFmrn IS


steamer sapphire, Fleetwood, 20 load men.
chandise: steamship Guyandotte. New York
and sailed foi New York, merchandi-e
schooner ). y. OGDEN. New \ ork. to load coal
schooner A II howe, New lork, 10 load coal
SAILED.
steamship Kanawha. New York, coal
schooner John Shay. New York. slaves
schooner Maria d Tcel. Bosto e coal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

Mr.. +. l.. Hobson, grandson Of General
Joseph X. Anderson, has accepted posi-
ton with a large manufacturing establish
ment of Duluth, MIMI, and will leave for
that city this afternoon, and will at once
enter upon the discharge Of the duties OF his
new DOsifiOu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
MAEKIAGEe.

WILsON-GENTRY.-M Married. In Baili-
more Md, September I, $500, ny w M, ~ 4,
Charles n. Robinson. MI Alb \ ANDLh !,
WILSON and Miss ANNIE ". GENiht'
both OF Richmond, Va
UNDERSTANDABLE M the Metho.
dist church. Fulton. on 18th Of SepiemneI; ~
$40 p. W., by Rev John L. WOODWARD; Mf
Holm W. JORDDN aud Miss tAhhIb i''
pARR. all nf Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
KENTUCKY CONVENTION.

An Anti-LottcrY Resolution offered by
the Governor.
FRANKFORT, KY, sept. lS.-Aiter rest
Of three DAYS, the Constitutional Convention
assembled yesterday morning, to finish the
report of tine Committee on Rules. This was
done I'm short order. when President Clay
his standing committees, y in
Governor Buckner offered "a sig
nifcant resolution. in view Of the louisiana
lottery fight. he proposes To forbid the H.
,uing Of any lottery grant or any privilege
TO sell lottery ticket, and 10 withdraw prl-
Nilegys previously granted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Appointments for Speaking.

Hon. j. Taylor EllysOn, chairman Of Nir
ginia State Democratic Committee, an
nounces the following appointments iCr
speaking:
The Hon. J. l.. Mason nj Westmoreland
Courthouse september 22d.
81 he bon. Lloyd ]. smith at SpOtsylyania
Courthouse October 9Th
The Hon. j. y. Siubbs at Warsaw October
9th.
Ihe Hon. W NJ. SlcAlister at Eastville Oc-
tOber 18th.
The Hon. }. y. Stubs at Eastyille October
I3th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Mineral Watrrs

Chase City Lithia, Wolf Trap Lithia. Row.
den Lllhia (trom Georgial, the celebrated
Hummer Bromine-Arsenic water (Ashe
county, \. Z. }. and all other waters, sold in
this market, by Owens Il Minor Drug Com.
pan!.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Nn DeIinnuent Lands.

Mr.. j. A. Jones. treasurer OF Highland
county. writes TO the Auditor that ne mas
had no delinquent lands or improper assess ,,s'-
ments in his county this year. something
that has not occurred in the county bciore
| for years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
New Cars ON the rn,o,.

Contracts mye been received in Rich
mond from the Edison General Electric
Company, Of New York, between that con.
Germ and the Richmond Union PASSENGER
Railway Company. The contracts provide
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
In the city 10 Wallace Holmes and Victoria
u. Duke, Mitchell Boudin and Eliza Jor-
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