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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
RICHMOND MEN IN DULUTH.
Opportunities offered In the Northwest
XirginiAns In Once.

81 have taken over half million dollars
i'm cash out of Richmond recently ana IN
vested il i'm real estate in the North
vest said Mr.. NJ. b. Harrison, of
Duluth. Yesterday. Mr.. Harrison is "a
Nirginian by birth, and well known
in this city. where he lived until his enamOr
Of the opportunities in the great Northwest
caused his removal there along with other
Nirginians. lie has been very prosperous
i'm business. and is now one Of the leading
merchants of his adopted city. 81 think the
Northwest possesses great chances to make
money: it's easier to make out there, ana
more can be made in the same time than
can be realized here; but for home comforts,
society, .cheapness Of living and all that
eoes TO make life enjoyable, Virginia has
the advantage. We have made wonderful
progress i'm Duluth. Nine railroads now
and two more building. In the sale Of
wheat we lead Chicago, and In minerals
there are vast iron deposits. The city had
1920 population by the I.st census III mas
now grown 10 10000, and in three years
more time there will be 100000. West SUI
perior, lust across from us, was first known
in 1856. II now has 1900 people. With
Lake Superior running east ana
west and Lake Michigan running north
and south, Duluth is really as near TO New
York by water as Chicago, and nearly 300
miles nearer the interior. These things 20
10 build up our town. which in time Will
rival any city i'm the Northwest.
..John Anderson and Colonel William T..
Tanner, from Richmond, are out there and
doing well. Tanner is building large works
10 manufacture iron. He has one OF the
biggest plants in the section. DIR. slaugh-
ter. of Iynchburg, who married Miss
GRAY. of Richmond. Is in Duluth, and
has a good practice. Page Morris, Of
Lynchburg.is Judge Of one Of our muni-
cipal courts. and IL. NJ. PeytOn, of this
state, is president Of the american En-
change Bank. Most Of the Nirginans out
there are doing splendidly, and some are
doing nothing"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
THE HUBARD-BROwN CASE.
A Tilt Between Captain John 5. Wise and
Mr. Edgar Allan.

When this court met yesterday morning
the hearing Of evidence on the part ol the
defendants in the Hubard-Br0wn case was
resumed. While Mr.. j. Thompson Brown
was on the stand quite breeze was stirred,
which at one time looked as though IL
would end in storm. Mr. Edgar Allan
the leading counsel for the plaintiff, was
cross-questioning Mr.. Brown, and asked:
"Mr. Brown. want TO return TO the ques-
ton whether or not you have taken commits
sions where you were directly interested
did YOU not. between the first and second
trials Of this suit, 70 with your counsel 10
Denver, Colorado, and there pay $1,000 10
obtain certificate relieving you from the
charge Of fraud and 10 obtain an Order LOT
the dismissal Of the suit that was then
pending in this court in "a case in which you
had represented Mrs. Funk. the principal, as
agent for the sale Of property for her IN TINS
state, and on which You did charge commits
sionsT
Hon. John :. Wise objected 10 the ques-
ton, and took occasion TO use some personal
threats at Mr.. Allan. Among other things
he said that certain steps taken in another
case which had been associated with the
one on trial here were the Vaccinations Of
Edgar Allan. Mr.. Wise was very warm
spoken. In that particular element OF de-
nunciatiOn he was seen at his best.
The excitement got 10 FEVER neat Dul lht
voice Of Judge Gunter from the bench was
heard in vigorous tones, and order was al
once restored. The sensational proceedings
only lasted three or four minutes.
After all the evidence was in, counsel on
either side submitted instructions for the
Jury, and argued the same after dinner tiil
} O'Clock. The great point that each set OF
instructions contained was what constituted
constructive agency. The judge took the
papers, and will instruct the jury to-mOr-
row morning Argument will then begin
which will certainly consume two days, II
not longer.
A member Of the firm Of Brown a Co.
states that "thc property was Withdrawn
from the hands OF j. Thompson Brown Il Co.
in February, 1886. and all their connection
with the property ceased. Mr.. ). Ihomp-
son Brown negotiated with Colonel HUBBARD
personally in April, 1886, and told him he
was not in a position 10 advise him and
would not take commissions. COlOnelliubard
contends that the negotiations were COM
menced April -, 1886. by Brown x co.
writing a postal card 10 him, but does not
produce the postal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

have heard that the writers Of poetry
for the magazines work out of season, as
it were. 1t is during the sweltering days
Of midsummer that. with his eye in
fine frenzy rolling, the poet writes OF
jingling sleigh bells, driving snow,
whistling winds and merry Kriss
Krirglc, and it is in the warmth of his
study, before a blazing fire, that he sings
his lay of violets, gentle zephyrs and
blushing roses. The publishers must
have their spring and winter poetry in
stock. | know that this is the case in
the hat business. 1t is now that the
drummer from the manufacturer comes
in to show the spring styles, and assure
us that there will be q revival Of pearl
derbys, with a tendency toward smaller
proportions next April and May. twill
be in the latter part Of January that the
drummer in his fur coat will come in,
kick the snow from his feet and open up
his samples of nobby straw hats. This
same previousness exists in the boot and
and shoe, clothing and dry goods trades.
Interview IL st. Louis GlObe-DemOcrat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

A party Of hunters who returned from
a fox chase tell Of a very singular expert
ence.
They started Reynard just outside OF
this town, and soon the hounds vn7e
under full cry. The fox being hard
pressed took to a hollow tree in the
woods.
Axes were procured and the tree soon
felled. The surprise Of the hunters can
be better imagined than described when
they discovered that they had captured
q dead fox.
Further investigation showed that bees
which were in possession Of the tree had
stung the fox 70 death in the time il
took to fell the tree.
When the dead fox was Withdrawn
from the hollow the bees began TO come
after. and made it warm for the hunters
and their horses. They decamped as
speedily as possible, some of them being
badly stung.-Chestertown (Md.) Letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
COUNT OF MONTE cRlsTO.
Mr.. James O'NellI to Appear This Week
at the Academy.

After several years absence, Mr.. James
O'Neill returns 10 Richmond for a Driei en-
gagement in his wOrld-ianOus impersona-
ton Of Edmund Dantes, i'm Charles Iechttr :
admiration Of Dumas story Of Monte
Cristo.r MIR. o NELL is supported by a
specially selected company, and for the
proper staging Of his play Is compelled 20
carry over q car load OF scenery ana speciai
effects. The gentleman's engagement VIII
begin at the Academy Of Music on next
Wednesday ni-ht, continuing for the
remainder of the week, including "a
saturday matinee. The plot Of " Monte
CristOv is one Of those prolific cOnsplracies
Of modern French history where human
lives are destroyed 10y false Imprisonment,
conspiraces and murder for the purpose oil
securing title and money. As Is known 10
All readers Of Dumas famous works, Id
mund Dantes spent eighteen years IN one
of these human slaughter-h0uses, and then
escaped by substituting his own Dody iof
that Of a dead fellow prisoner, WINCH Deins
cast into the sea in sack, ne cuts lhe Sdch
Omen, reaches rock, and with All the ieI-
yer of his innocence and the KNOW
ledge Of the intrigue OF the con,
spiratOrs who had him arrested ana
inprisoned. and Of the punishment
that will be melted out 20 the villains, he
stretches his hands towards Heaven ana
delivers in tones of heartfelt anguish ana
eloquence those immortal words, ne
world is minel" "Monte Cristo' IS an M
spring and fascinating play, and is repiete
with strong situations and picturesque taD-
lcaux. Mr.. O'Neill's work m the play Il
highly commended everywhere by the met
ropolitan press for its dash, fire and chl'ai-
ric spirit. His supporting company this 7ea-
son is pronounced one OF tine best ne ever
carried. and includes some excellent names.
This il the fifth seasOnMr. O'Neill has star
red in this one play alone. lie will mount
me play complete in every detail, and we
are assured one Of the finest dramatic pre-
sensations of the season. Tickets VIII 20
on sale tomorrow (MOnday) morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
RIehmond rheatre 1e.terday.

At the matinee yesterd = "Pygmallon
and Galatea- was mounted very prettily'
Miss Prescott assuming the role Of 6aiatea
In a charming way.
Mr. MacLean's rendition Of the great role
of "Richard Ill., last night was remarka-
bic performance i'm many respects. Though
very Young man, with but four years OF
dramatic experience, his Richard will bear
companion with that Of the great Richards
Of the American stage. In many Of the
scenes he was very powerful, and his quick
ness Of grasp and originality and thorough
ness Of conception promise for him great
future. While he lacks the finish and the
chasteness that are part Of great tragic
merit. these are deficiencies that season or
two will remedy, and, per contra, be Is IN
deliby stamped with the impress Of genius
and has the warmth and fire that give rich
aud effective color 10 whatever role he UNI
dorfakps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

state and National banks located in SAID
city.
Toamend the charter Of the Portsmouth
and Norfolk County Building and Loan As
ISOLATION.
10 amend the charter Of the Portsmouth
Water Company.
10 incorporate the Bristol Land Com
pany.
10 validate and confirm the sale of a por-
ton Of the real estate Of the Virginia Agfi-
cultural and Mechanical Society TO the
Richmond Basket and WO0den-Nare Manu-
featuring Company.
TO authorize the board Of supervisors 10
add to the county judges salary Of orange
county.
TO authorize the sheriff Of Albemarle
county 90 execute process and to serve no
tees in the city Of Charlottesville.
10 INCORPORATE the Alexandria Railway
and Improvement Company.
To amend the law touching the killing oil
cartridges i'm Clarke county.
TO amend the Code in relation to the ap-
poinimcnt Of commissioner Of chancery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

Next Thursday night George +. Pickett
Camp, Confederate Veterans, will hold a
reunion at sanger Hall, when an oil paint
ing Of General George r.. Pickett by Mrs.
Alexander Jennings. Of this city. will be
presented 10 the camp. Alter the prcsenta-
ton there will be- "a banquet and music.
The committee of arrangements are Messrs.
Charles. l-oehr. Alexander Jennings and
Peter McCurdy. Among the members OF
Pickett's division who are expected 10 be
present and make addresses arr Colonel
Aylett and Colonel Il. Taylor Scout, Att0r-
ney-General Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Boy KilIed-InstaIlation Of Onicers-other
Items.

Items.
4 fearful accident happened yesterday
afternoon, which resulted in the horrible
death of little boy named Thomas Hard.
grove. The boy was employed nj the Old
Dominion cotton mills, and bis business was
10 keep charge Of the elevator. His death.
which happened near g O'Clock. was caused
by pOking his head over the railing around
the elevator while il was coming down.
Ills head was caught between the railing on
the flOOrand an iron brace on the car. In run
ning the elevator young llardgrOye was not
required 10 be in the car, but was on the
edge Of the aperture through which the Gle
yatOr car ascends and descends. I'm eN-
animation Of the boys head showed that
this skull was crushed and the neck broken.
Death was therefore instantaneous. Young
llardgrOye was twelve or thirteen years OF
age, and lived in the neighborh0od Of the
mill. DR.. Ingram, the coroner, viewed the
body. and deemed an inquest unnecessary.
Henderson Lodge, /. o. o. f.. have IN
stalled the following officers: .. >. Mark
ham. y. g.: W. b. Bradshaw, Y. c.; Mat
thew Morton, secretary; j. W. McCann,
treasurer; &. >. Wells, warden; W. ;.
Goode. conductor; J. W. Craze, Il. :. TO y.
g.; j. W. Toney, Il. :. TO =. &: John
Adams, J.. :. 10 V. c.: George W. Roach,
". :. Us -. W vhhs l. 80 N.1 ~" 90 -
galloway, chaplain. These officers were
installed by District Deputy TOney, assist
ed by Past Grand &. :. Wells.
There will be a number Of interesting adj
dresses at Fifth-street Methodist Church
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Mayor had nothing 20 occupy his time
in court.
The January term Of the County Court Of
Chesterfield begins Monday.
Alfred Allen, the cOlOrcd man who was
badly hurt in the back az the Belle Isle fire,
had not been able to talk up TO yesterday
evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
rnnrrnrY rRANsTERs.

Chancciv Court.-W. l.. Carneal and
wife 10 William Level, l6 l-6 feet
ON north side Leigh street. between
Graham and Oak, $50; John X. Eoh and
wife 10 John II. Dinneen. a. feet ON west side
second street. between Hill and coutts.
81 $40: NJ. Golden and wife TO Mary NJ,
wife Of II. l.. Hoover, 81 feet on east side
Eighteenth street. between Marshall and
CLAW. 5000; Charles ID. Hills trustee 70 +.
%. Noting. 25 feet on north side Franklin
street. between Third and Fourth, $500;
Alexander Myers 10 Winston b. Cunning
ham, lot ON west side Fifth street, near Ba-
ker, $40.
HenricO 0unfy.-Mitchel +. Allen ana
wife TO Frances 4. Carter and Emilia \.
IIowle. a5J acres adjoining lands Of George
Fisher and others. s.; ,tanh0pc Bryant 20
H.. +. Pryor, ~ feet on east side Twenty
seventh street near Il, $50; John Dunlop
special commissioner, 10 John =. Branch,
$50 feet on north side Of Ashland street, ana
go feet on south side Winder street near
Randolph S2,57i; Clarence +. IoomDs 10
r. J. Mitchell. 3lll feet on east side IWen-
ty-ninth street near X, 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

Mr.. &. ID. Boyd, OF the Associated Rail-
ways in this city. accompanied by &. NJ.
Terrell, Esq, Of this city, and ". II. Hen
dren, Esq. OF Norfolk. Va, left last night
Via Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for Shell
byyille, Ky, where, on the nth Instant. Mr..
Boyd will be married to Miss Bessie r.
Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, after an eX-
tended Southern tour, will reside in this
city.
Mr.. John j. McEyoy, Of this city, len
here Wednesday 10 accept position with
the Southwestern Electrical Engineering
Company Of ST. Louis.
Lee A. Sherwood, who has been the guess
Of j. Il. Culpeper for the past three weeks.
LETT or his home, Portsmouth, last evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
Mr.. FRED. A. OBER'S LECTURE
His Graphic Descriptive Lecture on Spain
and the Spaniards.

"Spain and Spanish cities" were wonder
fully painted ana beautifully described by
Mr.. Frederick A. Ober 10 well-pleased au-
dicnce last night at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association building. People in gen.
eral can have no idea Of the beauty Of the
stereopticon pictures he presents.
In the pictures all is animation, and one
not only knows that the man has been there,
but one is carried there with him. The pic
lures are i'm harmony with the lecture.
10 the chief points of Seville and
Cadiz the audience was conducted.
and finally 20 Granada and the Alham-
bra. Not only were general views
given, striking and beautiful enough in
their graceful Moorish architecture, but
pieces Of wall, Bit Of ceiling, an arch, a
doorway. an inscription, a pillar, were eX-
hibited singly in all the richness Of
lis ornamentation and the glow Of its
c0lOrs. IL was marvellous how vivid these
things become, and how close to you when
thus seen ipdetail. A bull-hght in its va
riOus stages was shown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
Progressive Endowment Guild.

The Supreme Craftsman of the Progress
siye Endowmen. Guild Of America was or
ganized at Belyidere Hall last night by the
election Of the following officers: Mr.. j.
TAYLOR EllysOn, supreme governor; Mr.
William Ryan. supreme ylce-gOyernor; DR..
). A. White, supreme medical examiner;
W. l.. WariDg. Jr., supreme treasurer: ;.
Galeski. supreme secretary; Rev. ). 1.
bowman, supreme chaplain; George
BRYAN, supreme counsel. Subordinate
chapters will be instituted in Richmond
and throughout the country i'm the near fi-
ture. A large number OF our representa-
tive citizens have already signed "a petition
for a local chapter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN"
4 Clever Comedy to BE Given by Anna
tours Tuesday Evening.

"Our American Cousin is the name Of a
charming comedy that will be presented az
the Mozart Academy Tuesday evening 10y
Richmond amateurs for the benefit Of the
Retreat for The Rick. The cast has been in
dustriously rehearsing for several months,
and the production, it seems, will
be admirable The following ladies'
and gentlemen will take part: Lord
Dundreary, Mr.. Charles Coleman; Asa
Trenchard. Mr. X. b. shepherd; Sir Edward
Tronchard. Mr.. Powhatan Boiling; Captain
DE Boots MIR. Thomas Dabney; Harry Yer
non, Mr.. Preston holland; Abel Murcott,
Mr.. Cotton Chaplin; Mr. Coyle Mr.. Eugene
Massie; Mr.. BuddicOmbe, Mr.. Lewis Bran
der: Mr.. Binny, Mr.. Jock Peasants; John
Wickcns. Mr.. Tom Brander; Mrs. Mount
chesineton, Mrs. Charles;W alker; Florence
Trenchard, Mrs. IL. A. Tabb; Mary, Mrs.
Joseph Patterson; Augusta, Miss Cameron;
Georgina, Miss Belle Perkins; Sharper,
Miss Florence Mckinney; skillet, Miss
Carrie Moore.
A large audience, composed Of the elite
OF society. will be present, and it is hoped
that a handsome sum will be realized for
the Retreat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
IroAL NOTICES
AIRGINlA-IN THE CHANCERl
' COURT or THE cry OF RICHMOND

Y IRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERN
' COURT or TIE cry OF RICHMOND
Eliza Epps. who sues bv James fprs. Der
/ husband fni next fricnd. ............ .lIuiln.
against
Alexander Richardson, James Richardson.
James Richardson, Jr., George Richardson
! (an infant. and ~. H. Iufpin. runrlIau rd
hie1H OF said infant; Sarah o.. richardson,
| widow 81 George Richardson. NI rfHtII.
| Elizabeth Richardson, widow auI admins.
/ tratrN Of John Richardson. decreased. lul
James rpps-..-.......-. ......-. llelcin I'la'
| Extract from "a decree made in this cause 0n
the 10th day Of January 1850.
"rhe Court doth adirdee and dee
cree that this cause hc referred i0 One 0f the
commissioners of this court or ine lOiIuW-
ing accounts and enquiries:
| J.. The administration account N Elizabeth
Richardson. administatfix oi John lIfl-
ardsOn. deceased.
?. An account OF the realnll personal Csc
tate 81 which tno said John j. Richardson
/ died seized and possessed, together viii lu
account OF the fee simple aud annual fullfs
OF the said real estate and the cncumumures
and liens thereon. II amy, WITH their riIpr-
ties
3. An account OF an debts against The said
John ]. Ncna' dson. deceased. or h.f estate,
with their prloritifs.
4. An account showing how much should
De allowed the said Elizabeth Richard, %,
L N NAWm 'l U'NN y NHNIINNNA"H|If
gross ln cOmmuinti0n for bis dover 'n tAe
real estate OF this decfdeuf.
CONN lshIUNEH's OFFICE.
RicnMOSD. VA. january d.. irno
All parties iaiele.t.d in thf cxerufI0ruf
the decree from which she 3D. regoing is an
extract, are notified lnat ] have uxld uu
tuesday, the lth day az February, l~iJ. al
/ I'D O'Clock A. NJ. as the time, nlt poe Office OF
Minor Daniel, No. - Shaflrs BUILDING it'rn-
mond. Va, as The place lIr Iklnt Dr. ace
counts and making ihe inquiries uy De ,iIl
decree directed, and ull creditors 81 Ipnu ].
| lacnArisOu, deceased. are warned fn uInfir
az the nfCrcsald time and place ON prove
| their claims
BY the terms of the said decree, tfii puNIl-
cation snail be- equivalent io Ier.ouaI ffr-
Vice OF notice on an the parIiIf. except tnn
personal representative oi fue said john II.
Richardson. deceased.
Given under my hand IS COMMISSIONS 'u
JhancerY ~ the tharc.rN Court lf itUI-
mond. }. Y. DANIEL Comm siouef.
NM. n. btYERfnGr, D a. Jam il-sl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

AT regular meeting of Richmond Con
claye, No. 1862, |. o. Heptasophs, the follow.
ing officers were installed by District Deputy
supreme Archon <. W. Miliz :. Il. CHM
Arch0n Il. Fl0rsheim. Provost NJ. Bend.
hem, Prelate G. h. DOdson. Inspector }
II. A. Burke, sentinel George 4. Styll,
Financler IL. NJ Walthall, Treasurer G.
Il. SydnOr, Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

CURD.-Died. 600 1920 east Broad street.
January llih. 1890. Mrs.. MANlA d. flNn.
wife of Dr. Isaac luid. ODD Doe uiff-nnfH
year of her age.
The remains were taken iu Louisa county
on tho 1919 h. NJ. train last niguf There Nit
4 .nnLI .nrN-c- ~ mo ----- II ; ------- u u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
Il Would Give Him a Chance.

Newsboy-Please, mister, will you give
me two cents to get a nights lodgings
Minister-But two cents won't pay for
that, my little friend.
Newsboy-No, sir. But if had two
cents could pitch with the other boys
and perhaps win a pile.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

ON and after sunday, January 18th, Ches-
apeake aud Ohio train No. 7, leaving Rich
mond at s:i5 +. NJ. daily, except sunday.
will connect al G0rd0nsVille with Virginia
Midland train for Orange. Manassas, Cul-
pepper, and all points between Washington
aud Orange. This train arrives az Wash
ingt0n al 1910 i. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

The following officers have been electe,
by Fraternity Lodge. No. 265, Knights o
Honor: Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Jr.. past die
tator; Benz. NJ. Quarles, dictator; William
T. Mostly. yice-dictator; 4. l.. Cross, assist
amt dictator; G.. A. Noting, chaplain; ;. Is
Jacobs, reporter; NJ. W. Ford, financial re-
porter; Edward GRAY, treasurer; jackson
Bolton, guide: JAS. L. Phippin, guardian;
John A. M0sby. sentinel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
Answer This Question.

Why DO sO many people $500 seo around ui
seem to prefer Dob suffer and Nf mII0 mienI1-
BILE by Indigestion. Consumption. UIt.. nfss,
Loss of Appetite Comm. ln nf fh' i0Ul
Yellow Skin. when fNf ID cUuis $500 MIII 500
chem ~hilOh's system AfnulHr, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold hy BOiCk0r NlUfNor. 1nI
II. ~. shields IS co.. corner ol fItl anI Nu-
shall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

McFingle-How are you, Smith? |
haven't seen you for long while. How's
your son, Jacks Where's he been keep
ing himself for the last YEAR,
Smith (doIefully)-He hasn't been keep
ing hiniselfl I've been keeping him.
New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

Circuit C0uri.-A suit was brought 10y
the Commercial National Bank, Of Norfolk
against the Richmond Granite Company
and Isad0r Binswanger; S2,j02.JO. CITY
Bank. Of Richmond, against y. ). Payne
and samuel ;. Elan; $lj2.2. City Bank,
of Richmond. against W. A. Brooks and
samuel ;. Elan; Slj2.02. Nicholas d.
Duchscher and Mischief against J.. J.. lleW-
iff A 60. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
The Soldiers Monument.

The contract for laying the foundation
and the base Of the pedestal Of the soldiers
aud sailors Confederate monument on
Libby Hill, has been awarded 10 Mr.. james
Netherwood at S2,i27. -Four bids were re-
Ceiyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

Mr.. Charles II. Nickel. OF No. 1914, East
Main street. invites his friends 10 the for
NAL opening Of his restaurant, at the above
number, on Monday, the 18th inst. Ample
refreshments will be served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

ShIOhs t9mrrn Remedy marvellous
cure for Catnirh, D.uhther.n. lHnkcr NOufN
and Headache With each hOffc IlffH J.. Nn
INGENIOUS Nasal Injector for iHD moro .U'.
ccssful treatment oi these complaint. Wti.
out extra charge. Price go cents sold 0F
BOdeker Brothers ul ID. 10. shields i do.
corner Of Firth and Marshall streets.