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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning-Do-
ing This and That.


ing This and That.
The following members Of the First NT
ginia Regiment band, together with their
leader. will furnish the music az the White
SULPHUR springs this summer: A. }. Leiss,
cornet. William Grcsset. cornet; W IT.
liam WAGNER, flute and alto; panle'
Bucklov. clarinet: 4. Equi, trombone; >. g.
Roiuharlt. violin and alto: g.. A.. Ihliow.
viola and alto: Arnold WAGNER. double
bass and tuba: j. Thomas Pulling. drums
and specialues; George Noelker, leader.
Charles sales. fugitive from justice from
Cumberland county, Va, where ne ls
CHARGED with hOusehroaking. was arrested
I'm This city Saturday evening. Yesterday
morning sales was turned over 90 an oillcti
from Cumberland county and was taken
back 20 that county for trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon strause, Messrs. sam
Bendheim. A. j. Marcuse. simon NhitiocN.
who went TO Burlington 10 the marriage of
Mr.. 4. /. Strausc. of Richmond, and Miss
Eisdeli. returned tO the cliy sunday.
Miss Belle Badenoch. who has been Che
guest of Mrs. John e.. Andrews, OF NO. 100
west Main street.. has returned 20 her nome
near Rio Vista.
Mr.. T.. VI. Gibson. Of Bedford City, form.
orly Of Richmond, VINO mas nech on ID Nl7ii
of business and pleasure, returned nome
yesterday.
Mr.. Moses Stein. leader Of the Mozart
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VIII have charge OH lh'
music at orkney Springs this summer.
Mrs. w. T. Powell continues quite sick
She was thought TO be better sunday, Dul
suffered a relapse during the night
senator ). 4. Lawless and bride Miss An
uloti. Of Richmond.) have reached tneh
home I'm Portsmouth.
Mrs. Mary y. Kelly. of NO. 0o5 Abe
marie street. has been quite sick for the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. WI. Wilson Miss kellar
have returned from their bridal trip.
Mr.. John G.. Teller continues to be quite
sick M his residence in this city.
Mrs. G.. r. Bradley, who has been quite
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

living in Richmond will be active in looking
IN tho comfort Of visitors and home-ioihs.
limited number OF tickets admilllnb ~
lady and gentleman will be sold, ana all
money remaining after the necessary eA-
nen@e. have been met will DO devoted I'd
having for the Lee Monu neni.
Among the invited guests. besides lnS
staff and line officers of the Filth Maryiapu'
and the officers Of the Maryland Confederate
Associations and their wives, VIII be "oNel
nor Mckinney and stat, Brigader-1enefa'
Anderson and staff, the stan ana iihe Oh,
| fcers Of the Virginia Militia, and those OF
troops from other States, and the DaiiTvo"
scene will be- one Of beauty.
IL is pretty definitely decided thai the mop
will not take place on the night OF May z'tn,
and il will be left 10 the judgment ana
wishes II the committee Of ladies to DECIDE
whether il shall be held on May 2oth on May
10th. The Maryland Association VIII meet
ooain at the Chamber Of Commerce neNl
Monday ni-ht, when II is probable That ID,
various snb-commiitees will be appointed
/ hy President :. ". Iraycrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
space to Relate.

Local Happenings mat htN"iio '''''''
space to Relate.
The monthly meeting Of the Evangelical
Alliance will De held at 81. Marks Church
tonight at s o'clock. The publicare invited
20 attend.
Mr. Norval T.. Foard. Of the editorial stat
Of the Baltimore sun; Col. j. Anderson, oil
the United Press of New lorb@ and Mr
James j. Clancey Of the New ork Herald
Who are accompanying the Pan-American-
on their Southern tour, paid visit 90 ii
TIMES Office Yesterday.
Alta meeting recently held of the Ne-iry
of st. Marks Church, the following were
elected t0 the Council of the Church, io DE
held I'm fredericksburg, Va, May II. Dele.
gates -.l0hn.L. Williams and j. w. beief
idge. Alternates W illiam Ellis Jones and
3. G.. Fairbanks.
|. 81. Georges day will DE celebrated April
9th bv sir Walter Raleigh Lodge, sons ol
IT,. GEORGE. by the members only. inc
Queens birthday May 2ith) VIII ne ceie-
bratcd hy grand rural iete, in Which the
families viii participate.
The will OF Gilmour Martin was admit
ted DOB probate in the ChHneerl Court yes
ferIay. THE estate is valued at $1,000. Mr..
r.. n. -tegcr qualified as executor.
The Di1amma Koph -ampi Fraternity
organized chapter BOO Richmond 'oiiese
last night. and feast was enjoyed.
There are fifty census enumeralors 90 Do
appointed prior 90 May 18th next. mere are
said 90 Doe l,uoO applicants.
The annual reunion of Company Assoc
citation takes place May 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

nassinq upon the premises Of and assault
Inc and heating Jennie Dickerson. Fined
SO.
Jennie Dickcrson (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Miles kolahd WIN
n stick. Discharged.
Francis Branch (colored), charged with
felonously emitting and wounding Addie
rhackef0rd with q knife. FINED p.
William Payne tcoiored), charged with
assaulting the child Of Philip DAVIS. flned
$3.50.
CYRUS floisseau fcoloredl. charged with
assaulting and striking with rock ana
threatening 10 cut William 1ullle Win
knife. Dismissed.
Peter Peterson. charged with being drunk.
Fined s..
William Burwoll (co'ored), charged with
gambling on the street. Fined 500.
Tcnrfco Counfu C0uTf.-The special
Grand Jury found true bills Of indictment
against Thomas Burton. Isaiah Burton. Reu-
ben Anderson. Anderson shelton, and Hen
derson llOge. (all cOi0rcd) for burglary. Pres
ton johnson, for entering an Clubhouse IN
the night time and stealing chickens, the
property of Philip Norman.
Tnifcd SUITES C0urf.-The grand jury OF
the United STATES Circuit Court Yesterday
found a true bin Of indictment against Al
phous Brown. a mail carrier IN Amelia
county. charged with robbing the mails IN
that county.
Ch0nce1y COurf.-'lhe last will and tesla
ment Of Gilmore Martin was probated yes
terday. Mr.. Il. II. Steger qualified as exec
ut0r. The estate is valued at $1,000.
Huaings Courf.-Judge samuel b. Witt
presided in this court yesterday. and dis
posed OF civil cases. Lewis >cnonberser-
charged with felony, renewed his bail bond.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Chonccrv court. John Mahony %
Charles II. Chaplin and Harris +. john
son, 43 feet an Cary street, south
west corner Fourth, $500; Junlus \.
MOrri. and Wyndham Boiling 90 Cornelius
NJ. stone. 40 feet on west side LOmbardy
street, between Hanover and Grove avenue.
$1,000: II. W. Roundtrec 90 l.. +. Webster,
% feet ON south side Cary street, near Lin
den. -. 900; ~heuard r. Tahb "a Bette ~.
wife of T.. 4. 1insley. 80 feet on north side
Grace street near Ryland. subject To deed
of trust of S2.OSLG2. Sl3!; West Ind Land
and IMPROVEMENT Company 10 Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany's trustees. same deed reported from
llonricO County Court February 20 1870
$4,000.
Henrco Courf.-Walkcr Hayes TO John
+. Layton, ga acres near WILLIAMSBURG
road S31: James Sweeney and d. 4. Rose.
trustee. 10 Hunter Mcclure and Ella H.
Wheats trustee. 40 acres on tannOn's road
5000: Edwin ID. Starke TO Richmond, Fred.
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
1900 Of am acre on Deep Run road. St,llO;
Thomas $. Wheclwrighr 20 Jackson Brandt.
3l feet ON Dickcrs0n street, near Gillie'-
creek. 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
LIE WATER SUPPLY.
Report Of Charles r. Boiling, superin
tcndent.

Report Of Charles T.. Boiling, superin-
tendent.
The annual report Of Mr.. Charles T..
Boiling, Superintendent Of the City Water
Works, for the year 1850, has just been
issued and sent 90 the Mayor. The receipts
amounted 10 Sll4.69O.s7. and the disburse-
ments 90 S47.2OO. The actual expenses for
maintenance and repairs of the department
aggregated S3j. sJ2.Gl. The report says:
There are now IN service llj water metres /;
the reservoirs are i'm good condition; the
quantity of water used i'm ISIS was greater
than i'm 1889: the water waste continues IN
great quantity. in spite Of an efforts % pre-
vent it. There was pumped into both reser-
lOirs during the year l>ol, 5,lj2.JE.2 b2 gal
Ions Of water; of this quantity BIZ 300
were pumped into the new reservoir, show
ing daily consumption from that reservoir
of about s.56s. lSJ gallons per day as an
average for the year. There was pumped
into the old reservoir during the year cjj,-
800. lg2 gallons Of water. or nm average
daily consumption from that reservoir of
y. 2sS.Os3 gallons. or total daily cOnsump-
ti0n from both reservoirs Of lO,ei6.2i2 gal
Ions per day. which should be sufficient for
% population double that OF our city.
Receipts of Water Department from jam
airy ]. 1sSJ. 90 January /, 1890. Water
rents, Sl09.3s9.ll; fractional bills, So,
DIS o.; builders permits, Ss0l,-06; IT,
ccipts from sale Of scrap iron. etc.
$4,000: total. $ill,6Bsl. Total expenses
Inclusive of pipe extensions, house SUP
plies. and cost Of metcrs) Si7 200: balance.
SG1. 1861.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
HE MILITARY HOP.
Resident Maryianders Hard at work FOR
1.-THE Committee of Ladies.

Resident Marylanders Hard az Work for
1.-THE Committee of Ladies.
The Association Of Marylanders, resident
in Richmond, had another enthusiastic
meeting last night in the Chamber Of Com
mercc. and discussed further plans for the
treat military ball. % bee given IN honor oil
visiting Marylanders when the Lee nonu-
ment is unveiled. There IS no doubt IA the
minds of ANYBODY interested IN the plans
that they will be more successfully carried
ont now that the committee OF ladies', OF
which Mrs. Joseph Il. Anderson Is presi-
dent. have taken them in hand.
Not until the executive committee mas
had tomorrow afternoon another conference
with the committee OF ladies can DEFINITE
announcements be- made. but the following
may be taken as "A rough outline OF the
event: The hop j. 90 take place al tue
Theatre. As being more cOmmodions ANA con
venicntlv arranged for the purpose IMAM me
First REGIMENT Armory. which was kindly
rendered bv the officers, but which viii be
occupied by the Fifth Maryland ana the
home regiment. The Theatre, with the or
chestra floored over, will give ample room
for dancing. and the galleries VIII be
convenient places for spectators wnile
CLOAK rooms, &c, VIII be abundant.
Provision will BE- made ior collation. gu.
ring the evening, and tho Magy!andeFs now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

Colonel William a. B0ykin, Captain
Robert Is. Miller. quartermasicr. and Cap
tain Ned johnson. cOm1lisSary of tine Filth
Mary Regiment. spent yesterday in
Richmond completing the arrangements for
the three days stlyin the city OF that crack
organization at the time Of the unyeiling OF
the Lee statue. They called at THE TINE,
office and expressed the greatest enthusiasm
about tine trip. During the stay the
regiment Will Doe under strict tiscip-
line, and. as Colonel B0ykin said. "it wil.
Doe mo- picnic" for the boys. Including band
and drum corps, the command will number
five hundred men; and as the drills have
been very well attended recently. the crack
organization OF Maryland viii be one of the
features of the parade before the unyeiling.
The three officers were met hy Colonel
Henry G.. Jones, of tine First Virginia Regi-
ment, and they all expect great things Of
the militia on the great occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
bounded Into Ills Pocket.

sunday night about S:3OO'clOck sergeant
Alexander T0mlins0n and his assistant
Mr.. Walter >chlcif, saw James Gibson
"A col0rcd boy and suspicious chaf.
acter. lettering around the corner o'
Eighth and Grace streets. iomlin'
son walked over 10 where the boy
was. and the latter immcdigcly ran uI
Grace street. TOmlin-0n and'~chleif CAV,
chase. and IN the excitement the latter fired
two shots at the boy with pistol. Nelthel
of the shots struck the boy. but one striking
the pavement bounded into the pocket oil
Mr.. John Dick. of Philadelphia. who wa
passing The Sergeant succeeded in catch
ing tine youth. and hc WAS before the Police
Court Yesterday morning. and his case wa
continued until May list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
MAGNIFICENT Steamer Coming

This afternoon the large and handsome
excursion steamer Colchester will arrive
here. consigned 10 Lucien h. Tatum. Esq,
yice-president OF the Virginia Steamboat
Company. The COLCHESTER is licensed 10
carry 1000 passengers. and is one OF the
fastest and most popular boats in Baltimore.
She will take the place Of the steamer Ariel,
while the latter receives her annual paint
ing and Oyerhauling preparatory for the
summer excursion business. our citizens
should not miss the pleasure Of trip 10
Norfolk or OLD Point on such a magnificent
boat as the colchester
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
What Is Going on of Interest on the other
side of the Water.

side of the water,
The street force are setting the new curb
ing on Bainbridge street.
There were several cases Of minor import
ance before Mayors Court yesterday morn
Ing.
Goodwin q Airport have given up their
contract for the graYeling Of Decatur. Balm
bridge and Porter streets, and have request
ed the Street Committee 20 give the work 90
Mr.. :. y. CLAY, who will take il at the same
price Messrs. Goodwin a Airport say they
have not time TO handle the work, having so
much 10 do in Richmond.
The April term Of the Hastings Court be-
gan Yesterday, Judge John II. Ingram pre-
siding. NO cases have been set for trial as
yet.
Mr. William b. Moody. of Manchester,
was bitten by a dog Sunday. lie WAS in
Chesterfield. and Immediately came 10 Nam
chester and had the wound cauterzed.
The revival services, which have been
held for some time at the Central Methodist
Church, will close Wednesday night.
The grand jury Of the Hastings Court was
in session Yesterday. and found four indict-
ments against 4. NJ. Simpson, for forgery
John Pinchum (colored). for entering in the
night time the bar-rOOm Of Charles jackson.
and stealing lot of cigars; Br0sius. fol
stealing several watches from Mr.. a. {.
Harding.
Mr. John Archer, Of the Richmond and
Manchester Railway Company, has gone Ia
POwhatan county. lie was called there boy
the illness Of both his mother and father,
who are suffering with pneumonia.
Water was turned ON sunday i'm the arii-
fetal lake at Forest Hill Park. 1t is a very
pretty sheet OF water.
The work of constructing the electric car
line from Richmond 90 Forest Hill Park has
been commenced on the Manchester side OF
the river. The track on the Richmond side
which runs from the Free bridge 10 Seventh
and Franklin streets, is finished. The route
m Manchester Will be down Seventh "a
Perry, up Perry 10 Cowardin avenue, down
COwardin avenue 10 >emmes' avenue, and
thence out TO Forest Hill Park.
number of Richmond young ladies were
in Manchester yesterday. and number Of
Mauchesteriaus went TO Petersburg sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
THF BAZAAR



Five old Maids.
The multitude of other attractions in thc
city does not seem 20 affect the attendance
at the Young Mems Christian Association
bazaar. II anything the crowd increases
every night. Nothing attracts people 20
much as other people. While many who
attend are drawn by the numerous at-
fractions of the place, perhaps the ma
iOrify go simply because everybody
else" GOES But whatever the reason,
the universal ,erdict seems tO De that ODE
bazaar is a grand success. and most de-
lightful place io spend am evening. Last
night the entertainment consisted of se-
ries of eight charming tahlearX yiyans. and
representing an artists dream. Each pie.
ure appeared in frame. and under the
c0lorod lights produced q most bewiichine
effect. The subjects were. Happiness.
6randma's story. You Dirty Boy. Princess
in Tower, Guardian Angel. Warrior Bold,
>tatuag. and Taking the eii.
This evening the interesting and pathetic
experiences of five old maid, viii appeal
90 the sympathle, OF the audience. Bust
ness men are beginning tO appreciate the
oXccllenco- of the restaurant. aud yesicf-
day ihc ladies were Kept busy serving dir-
ncrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

For some time past Mr. j. ". Moore has
been employed a. private Waterman at
Major Lewis Gnter's new house, al the
southwest corner OF Franklin and shaier
streets. Sunday morning. about O'Clock
he was found dead in the house by Mr.. ;. J..
Fitchett. Coroner William II. Taylor View
ed the body and decided an inquest unne'
cessarv. and turned the body over TO rcla-
tives. Mr.. Moore was seyenty-three years
old. aud resided az NO. lOl east Marshall
-frDlf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

a blockade was caused 10 all electric carr
going last night after II O'Clock by the NOV
ing of a boiler into the new building being
built by HOen a Co., and adjoining the
house they now occupy near the corner oi
Twelfth and Bank streets. The boiler ON q
large truck lay Immediately across inc
track, and weighing 1900 pounds was ne
easy matter to be- disposed Of. A large gan.
of men were at work moving it, and at l2:jl
O'Clock il was probable that another houi
would 20 bv before the track could De-
cleared At that time six electric ears col
lected. and passengers who were in hurry
had % get ont and walk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

sCHROEDF R.-Dicd. iu this ciiy. on SUM
day. April 10th. ~. SCHROEDER.
HFAIn.-The remains OF Lieut.. FRANK
ID. HEATH. who dledlu California lu 1889
arrived Boo the city Ou the $3.50 \. 81. train
yestelCay and were Inferred in Haywood
cemetery.
FONTANFsI on April 9th. 1900. 40
London. England. Boa The thirty ccOnl wear
of her age. lLLtN T.. tOA lANk,l, wife OF
Andrew f0utauesi, a. Richmond, Va.
GODDIN.-picl April 2lst. 40 $50 A. NJ
FANNIE A., daughter of Tie late James \.
and francis a 0Uldln.
Funeral from the lcigh-s rect Baptist
Church at O'Clock II. ~, April 22f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

The engagement Of A. NJ. Palmer com
many i'm -Jin. the Pcnman,' at the Acade-
inv this week. promises 20 be- decidedly
successful one, judging from the number ol
seats already sold. Mr. Palmer has TINS sea
son exercised much care in the selection OF ar
fists for the different characters IN the play
and be promises the strongest p,fiorma, -
ever given in this city Of "|n' the Pc
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
THE 10 WHEAT CONCERT.
Plano. Banjo, Song and Literature az the
Academy.

To-nightthe Wheat-Page entertainment
occurs at the Academy. The high order OF
talent. together with the popularity OF The
participants. insures the success Of the con-
cert Among Mr.. Nheats selections is one
composed by him. and dedicated 20 Mr.
Pace .Nch Lady'- ~hotti-che." The pro-
eramme for the evening is given below:
~. .In,0cation." p. ~Conceri Waltz. Mr.
Leo p. Wheat: ~Oh. that wc TWO were May
ing" Miss Anime Hammer and Capt Cum
nmgham: Medley. Banjo Club; nv. ~ ai.o
Ieute.n %. "pizlicafti." llr. Leo J.. Wheat
-~he is $50 Innocent" Capt Frank Gun.
ningham: Fantasia on "faust' VIZ. Leo j.
Wheat: "-tella" Miss Anime Hammer
Recitation. Dr. Thomas Nelson Page: >hen.
audoah souvenirs. 0. -impr0mptu." A.
~Nleh Lady'- ~ch0tii-che." o.. "N bat tho
River Said" Mr.. Leo T. Wheat; Medley
with vocal airs. Banjo Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

All parties holding Campbell a. Co.'s rho-
l01raph contracts are requested to use iirin
200 their earliest convenience. t1 aNnd iNt
rush. a- the Time i- limited. lhe contracts
were put Quo tD Introduce their lhpiN-
graphic work. which is superior ip Nn} ever
before made iu fle city. Give us % trial
and Doe convinced. CNrBELL 81 Co.,, i2I
Broad street,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

The United Banking and Building Com.
many. of.2l east Main street. are oicru
ior Sale u limited number oi shares of iis
capital stock. fully paid aud n0n-as-es--
ihie nt lifts dollars the par value of which
500 per share. A cash dividend oI SIS
percent. per annum. payable -pmi-lnnulily,
win bee paid on ile price off ine stock. lni7
stock also participates boo tle general profits
Oflhe company. and Tine amount paid ioi
same can he Withdrawn af AMY time after
two years from date oi certificate. THE Ollie
GERS and directors of the company are among
our best known business hen. and We com.
mend this stock t0 the public as safe and
iuliciOus investment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

In response 20 many complaints made hy
Postmaster Russell, the authorities al
Washington have written him % letter sta.
ting that the postal cards hereafter will De
of better quality. For the past month The
cards have been little better than blOltin-
paper. owing 20 bad manufacture, but il is
expected that m a few DAYS Richmond Will
Doe supplied with better lois.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

Mr.. John @. Lowell. who has been for sew
eral years on the United states ship Ihetls.
in the Arctic regions, has been stationed at
the monitor leet below Richmond as pay
master. lie has been in the city several
days, and is a very popular man, both m
and ont naNal cIrclns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

NOT worth the small price ~ IS cents
10 freo Yourself OF every symptom OF these
distressing complaints lifou think 81 Gale
nj our store and get bottle of 0hilon's Niia'-
llar. livery bottle has printed Hu'itnI'f
roou 10 Will cost you nothing. -oiu 10y hlrl'
kfr Broihcrs and o. 81. shields s. co., corner
,f Fiuh and Marshall stffrfs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

Having received from tire publishers Of
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Memoir OF her hus-
band, entire control Of this city for the sale
of her book, / shall, al once, commence the
canvass, and hope 10 meet with generous
and prompt response from the people here.
subscriptions can be sent 10 Mrs. :. NJ.
MOntagme. agent. Gll easl Min street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

This club, which has heretofore been 20 "a
certain extent a secret organization and
limited in lis membership, at its meeting
last night decided 20 open its doors 10 all
GOOD Democrats Of Clay Ward. and expects
10 be prepared to do its duty in all future
camnAlgns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

"IuAvE been afflicted with an affection
~ The throat from childhood, caused by
dinhtherla, and have used various rene
lies. but have never f0nrd anjihlne equal
IN Browns Bronchial 1rocbes.' Rev. g..
NJ. \. Hampton. IIketon. Ky. sold only Ina
lfoxcS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
roRroF WEsrroINr ANN p.


ARRIVED.
steamship nanrne. hlIlurs Baltimore,
general carso. steamship city ol Atlanta
DOIr New York, general cargo
Carrie. Baltimore. sunnn, schooner iNIil.'.
Baltimore. guHuu. schooner IlNiH l"f i'''
Baltimore, -unn0.
SAILED.
steamship Char lotto. Nlciic. Baltimore,
general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. April d.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Advance. Sew York. OBJ cool nni
Road merchandise. schooner d. d. LNfI'Nf
Providence. ODD load colI
SAILED.
steamship G1wnl0ffe. NDW lnfk mri-
clandIse, steamship AIlD. niu}t Mr-t iNIN.'
merchandise. steamship IfrWlNu-, AnlM fIIl
eoalcl, steamship Twilight. london, r'tI'N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
Two Alarms of fire.

An alarm OF fire sunday night from Box
~ was caused by the burning OF the second
floor in the Home Ice C0mpany's house. near
the Old Dominion wharf. The fire was the
result OF an oVcr-heated stove. Damage
triiling.
Al 4:2S o'clock yesterday afternoon an
alarm Of fire came in from Boxes l6 and -.
caused by the burning OF carpenter sh0p
at 9oe west Main street. The house was
owned and occupied by Mr.. X. u. Wilson.
II was the work Of an incendiary. Damage.
$3j.