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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
FINANCE COMMITTEE.

= u
'he adoption of the resolution aPpropratins
$1,000 10 discount and interest; also the
resolution appropriating $500 To the eN-
pcnse account Of River view cemetery
both OF which were adopted.
The same committee recommended inc
appropriation OF SlJl.O5 tO the school Board
40 pay the expense Of taking the school CEN
sus. Adopted.
An ordinance ab0lishing and removing
nui-ances at the expense ofparties CAUSING
them provoked some talk between Dit.
Rrauc. and Mr.. Grimes. but upon motion oi
Mr. Guigon. the whole matter was referred
t0 tine Committee on ordinances and Health
and the city Attorney.
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Mr.. W. ID. Courtney. the chairman oil ihe
Electric l.ight Committee, submitted "a pre-
andre on. resolution. I'm which was set
forth the fact that tur oonamiftec did not
have money enough % run It's wOrk uP -
january Fl. 1891. and asking for an 'ddl-
tional appropriation Of $1,000 to oil mp the
want. The matter was referred % Finance
Committee.
An appropriation asking for $4,000 was
also Med by the committee. ana TINS was
referred 10 the Committee on Finance and
the Superintendent Of the Gas-Works.
The usual reports Of the city officers were
received and read, and ordered 10 De Med.
4 petition was made to have another sta
fi0n-house I'm Fulton. and it was referred To-
she Committee on Police and Finance. UT.
Courtney. chairman OF Police, advocating
this measure.
Mr.. Glover called attention 10 a desecra-
ton in the shape OF human bones that were
left eXhumed near the aIm-h0use,' ana %
was agreed iO abafc the same.
II was ordered that Joseph I. plckerson
should receive $3.50 as dctilg Mayor in the
absence Of Mayor Ellyson. Mr. ~tratton
made a sensible speech i'm advocacy Of this,
and cited the fact that when MIR. Bass, a.
,cting Mayor performed the Functions of
the office when Colonel Darlington was
away. that tie same thing had been done.
The resolution was adopted. only three
members voting no.
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
The Committee on Electric Light have
found ont that they are somewhat safe nm
continuing lights. The Council ordered the
lights up that are now being burnt. and the
committee by virtue of Council contract
have these lights under their management.
What the Council will do in the premises
remains 70 be- seen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
'Irr of RicmaoND. TO wi,:

CITY 0f RICHMOND. 10 wit;
- rliE OFFICE OF TIE COURT or CHAN
cfnY FOR IfE SAID CITY, the lst day or
ftptemDef 1900.
this paper was presented and with The cer-
ifcate annexed admitted to record hi
O'CLOCK L. 81.
fTesic. CIAS ~. GODplN
Cltfk.
Z Tcste. CHAs. ". GODuIN
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

Rev. W. l.. Judkins returned 10 the city
last week from the Cold sulphur springs,
and preached morning and evening to his
congregation at Centenary church. At the
If o'clock service lis text was: come
unto Me all We that labor and are heavy
laden. and | will give you rest
The Good TemplaT5 held an interesting
meeting at Towards Grove. The exercises
were opened with singing by the choir. and
PRAYER by Mr. Pollard Of the Church-llill
Lodge. Addresses were made by Rev Le-
roy Phaup. of HOward-GrOye Lodge; l.. NJ.
Stratton. of Trinity Lodge, ard j. Il. Bur
rOughs, of Jefferson Lodge.
Rev. Jabez Hall, pastor Of Seventh-Street
Christian church, dedicated Disciples
church at Ashland. The debt was 800, and
the collection raised over $500. There was
great crowd in attendance. Mr.. Hall
preached a most excellent sermon.
Rev. Preston Nash preached at night in
the Chapel OF the Redeemer, on Chelsea
Hill. beyond the Chesapeake and ONO
shops. aud in his sermon he used the heroic
act of Willie Lowry, the engineer, az an
Illustration. Lowry lost his life in avelting
a fearful disaster. The congregation we're
so much impressed with what Mr.. Wash
said that they raised $3.50 after the service
and handed il 10 the preacher for the mOnu-
ment fund. which was turned over TO Treas
urer Irwin Wesiger
Mr.. James r. Cook preached for the last
time at Emmanuel chapel in the afternoon.
Mr.. Cook returns to Hampden-Sidney. sep
TENDER 9th.
Bishop George W. Peterkin of West Nir-
ginia, preached at It. James church IN the
morning.
Rev. DR.. Carter Helm Jones preached the
last of his series OF summer sermons at
tie Second Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
AUCTION SALES.


Trustees aIe Of frame dwelling, No. 300
nth .Kauty-ninth street, TUESDAY. sep
tenlt,r ~. al i. NJ.
sale osInolsehod furniture, piano oric'a-
bros C.. no. 5l6 west Gface street, Wtd-
neJay september 81, at 1920 \. ".
eoio io,.ma dwelling containing five rooms
-, T,reutv-thfrd street hefW cen ana ~
Ifnrsday, eptembe, am, al 5:3O /. NJ.
sal,Iftbres-story brick dwelling, no, 1908
}ast FTankli.. street Friday Hep'O'"D''
.1ih, nj q l.. NJ.
s/e Of two new tw0-stOfy frame DIVER .l1s
Z Ncs 5o6 and 52S north Twenty .itst
1 street. Wednesday, september 3D. AT ''oo
+ =. VI. .,..,. e., o,
Sale OF Office desks, cashiers desk, &c, al
Merchants and Planters savings BANK
Wednesday, september 81, "a IL D.
Trustees sale Of brick store on Webster be
tween Tyler and Hickory streets, iues-
day, september 81, az J.. n.
sale Of frame dwelling on Leigh street, be-
tween FOGrtet nth and Fiiteenlh streets
thursday, september 1th, al T. NJ.
Trustees sale Of 100 acres Of land al Halls
borO. Chesterfield county, wednesday
september 81, al - NJ
Trustees sale, 18th day OF september al Me-
chanicsyiile. King William county, OF 4
tract o. land containing 233 acres. George
Z. Haw. trustee. ,,-
sale OF store and dwelling No. 3l2west Broad
street. and lot adjoining, IuesdaNi sep
tember 2d, NJ 900 =. VI.
Trustees sale of fOur-roOm frame dwelling
on Ilitlepage street, between lownes
and Baker streets. saturday, september
6th, at +. NJ.
Trustees sale two frame dwellings, on me
north side OF Creek street, near BROOK
avenue. Monday. Serten Der lst, az . /. Nj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
CHRlSTIAN-ARCHER.
blessed Is the Bride That the sun Shines
ON

TN.
In the quiet sanctity Of It. Pauls Epis-
copal church yesterday morning at II
O'Clock, Miss Frances W. Archer was mar
ried 10 Mr.. Andrew II. Christian. Jr., by
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael, assisted by Rev. DIR.
Robert y. Kerr, Of the Presbyterian church,
the latter robed like the former in a surplice.
Mr.. w. Kirk Matthews played the organ,
and the stately notes of MendelssOhn's
march the bridal couple entered the church.
Mr.. IL. l.. Cabell was best man. and the
ust, rs were Messrs &. W. Branch }. Ran
dolph Tucker, Jr., Il. Il. MunfOrd, and X.
Carter Scott
Miss Archer wore beautiful white Gre
tonne with hat and roses to correspond, and
"no bride half so fair e'er graced the honOrs
Of q marriage morn" The immediate
bridal party were Major Robert :. Archer
and wife, Miss Archer, Miss Nirgie Archer,
and Mr.. Robert :. Archer, Jr
Mr.. Christian Is the secretary of the Rich
mond Paper Manufacturing Company, and
is one of RichmOnd's most popular and pro-
gressiye business men. The bride is the
daughter Of Major Robert ;. Archer, Of the
Tredegar Company. and by her many at
fractions and accomplishments has made
many friends who wish her all happi-
ness and Joy. After the ceremony, the hap
ny couple left on the II 80 A. NJ. train for
an extended tour North.
Among those present at the marriage
wer,: General Joseph Il. Anderson and
wife, Colonel Archer Anderson and wife,
Miss Anderson and Miss Kathleen Ander-
son, DIR. A. H. Christian and wife, Miss
Christian, Mr.. l.. ID. Christian ana daugh-
ter, Mr.. j. +. +. Anderson and wife, Mr..
Levin Joynes and wife, Mrs. DR.. Joynes,
Mr.. r. L. Glasgow and wife, Miss Annie
Glasgow, Captain Otway ;. Allen and wife.
Mrs. Tazewel Elicit, DIR. J. Il. McCaw and
wife, Mrs. James ID. Patton, Miss Nellie
Rogers, Misses Ross. Messrs. +. q. Leigh,
Jr., and Frank Christian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
THE PLAY-HOUSES.
specialties at the Theatre-"Mishaps" at
the Academy.


A large and well pleased audience LEFT
the Theatre last night after the performance
given by Tensyson and DawsOn's Speciality
Company. The specialtes were all good
surprisingy so, and the entertainment
from start to finish was thoroughly
amusing. After the show a number Of use
ful presents were given to the lucky hold
ers of prize-tickets. The performance will
be repeated each night this week and sat
urday afternoon.
That popular comedy success, NC
Carthy's Mishaps," will inaugurate two
nights engagement at the Academy OF
Music tonight. The company is under the
management of MIR. Chas. +. Rice, man
well-knOwn in the amusement world. The
personnel Ct the troupe includes many
names Of extended reputation on the farcical
stage. 10 say nothing of Mr.. Barney Fergu-
son. the particular star; Miss Lizzie DAILY,
whose grOtesque and character dancing has
everywhere ELECTED praise; little Vine
DAILY. the child wonder, whom many of our
amtlsement-goers will remember; j. :.
Mack. the comedian; the Garden City
quartette COMPOSED of Messrs. Crump Ga
Richmond bOy). Begley, j. +. and X. +.
Callahan. The comedy is perfectly clean
one. and holds the boards of the best legitl-
mate theatres only. The engagement
promises 10 be very successful one, as
large sale Of seats has already occurred. y
special Wednesday matinee viii be given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
ANOTHER PRETTY GAME.
The Young Fultons Defeat the Nirginias
In "a Close Game.

In "a Close Game.
The Young FutOns and Nirginias played
a very interesting game Of ball yesterday
at Island Park. Only d small attendance
greeted the PLAYERS. but more than usual
interest was taken. Darby pitched his
usual good game, with Barker as "A good
support. West also did well, but at times
wild. Leftwich played even better than lac
did Saturday, and kain gave much sup
port to the Virginia team. Up 10
and including the sixth inning, the score
stood three TO three. In the first inning the
FuItons went TO the bat and made one run.
The Nirginias were not so fortunate, how
ever for no man crossing the plate 10 re-
lieye their scores blankness. In the second
the tables were reversed, the Nirginias
scoring William Disney, and they also sent
two men home in the third, while the Full
tons were unable 10 get further than third
base. In the fourth. the down town team
witnessed two of their men crossing home
safely. but the Nirginias could not follow
the precedent set.
In the fifth and sixth Darkness laid its
hands heavily upon the scores, but in The
seventh the Fult0ns scored three runs and
the Nirginias one. In the eighth the VIZ
einias worked hard 10 bring up the num-
Der Of their runs, but 10 no avail, none OF
their men getting further than second. In
the same inning West made the play Of the
evening. Roach went to the bat and sent
high fy 10 right field. j. Morgan followed,
and Knocked a fly that, If il had dropped,
would have fell about two feet in front Of
home plate. West saw II ard made a run,
catching il Just before it reached the ground.
IL was a beautiful play. almost an impossi-
Bile one, but West did IL, and round after
round OF applause greeted bin.
The virginias, especially iatouche, made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what IL Going On Of Interest Mt the Other
End of the Bridge.

The Manchester cars did a tremendous
business Yesterday,
The Red Men made over three hundred
dollars by their recent fair.
Mr.. John Bass is quite indisp0sed al MI
w. l.. Walkers, west Perry street.
Mrs. Cora Amos and Miss Maggie Holt
are visiting friends in Powhatan.
Mr.. W. Nelson Page is on visit to TIE
mountains Of Southwest Virginia.
Rev. John j. ClOptOn, rector OF Meade
Memorial church, is visiting IN Nelson
county.
Quite number Of Misunderstanding at
tended the pin-nic at the Exposition
grounds, IN Richmond, yesterday.
Mr.. Willis smith, Of Manchester, leli
yesterday for Georgia, where he formerly
resided.
MIR. William b. Ball has gone TO Bedford
county to spend several days.
Miss Florence Nelson. VINO mas been
spending the past two months in Halifax,
has returned home.
Rev. 4. +. Reynolds conducted the ser
vices at the Central Methodist church sun
dav morning. There was no service at
night.
The electric car track is being laid along
Cowardin avenue from Perry street TO the
new bridge. at which point it will connect
the track already laid leading up the aV-
enue.
The work Of refooring the Free bridge
will commence early this month. The con-
tract for the lumber TO be used was gwen
out last week.
Chief-Of-POlice LipscOmb has notified the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad COM
pany Of the passage Of the ordinance requir-
Ing all passenger trains 10 stop IN Manches-
ter.
During the month Of August l09 arrests
were made in Manchester, rs follows:
Felony, three: misdemean0r. twenty-threc;
ordinance violations, eighty-three. In the
same month seyenty-seven deeds were re-
corded in the clerks office Of the Hastings
Court.
Mrs Emma j. Pugh died saturday night
at her residence IN Manchester IN the
thrty-siXth year Of her age. She was the
wife of Mr.. John l.. Pugh. and daughter ol
the late John p. Bennett Before her mar
riage with Mr.. Pugh she was the widow OF
DR.. Cowden. of Missouri. Mrs. Pugh leaves
three children by that marriage, nut none
bv the last one. The funeral took place
Yesterday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock from the
Clopton-Street Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
Subject to Fits.

Yesterday evening, shortly after O'Clock,
Mr.. J. q. Morris, ali emplOye of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. came into the
Capitol Square. md feeling very unwell,
asked Major Gaines, register Of the Land
Office, II he could lay down on one o. the
the benches; but instead OF that he was car
ried into the Land Office in the building
where he was soon taken with an epileptc
III. 10 which be is subject. DIR. Monterio
was called in, and after rendering the neces-
sary medical attention, the young man
eeemed..o be rapidly conyalescing, but pref
~ soon another spell came on, and Dr.
Brock was pnoued for, and Mr.. Morris wife
notified OF his condition through the police
Of the First station.
the spells, Mr. Morris states, were first
brought on when he was conductor on
kentucky railroad, and IN some accident.
car fell on him and injured his head, and
silver plate was inserted, ana TINS some
times causes pressure on his brain. This is
the first attack he has had for six or eight
months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT g. 1890
PREDICTED TINE (SrANOAhbJ or
HiGH TIDE AZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02


BAILEY.-Died, saturday. August 80; l lsyO,
at 1890 r NJ. NELLIE, daughte. oi george
and Helen Bailey.
CARBOUGH-Died,a at Grariie Che .st',,
Held county. August Both. GEyi1,lE,, 80 - AN
BOUGH, In tie twentieth yeif o' "''
FRICK.-Dled. at his residence on on, i ,s
Road at 5:5OP NJ. August 3lrt, II -, - 4.
PRICK. beloved husband Of Cttneilue FITCH
and son Of the late THEO. fhiSh N, III w
ihirty-seventh year OF his age. re lei I've
wife and four children 10 mourn ah,is LEHMAN
Funeral Will take place -, yr vii5, 80
Lutheran church THIS n lr-IsNo, .,,, -. .
ofciocs Friend. and relatives are respect
fullv Invited 10 attend without turthef
notice.
GNNNkLL.-Died. Al 70 Reservoir street
sen,ember III. AT 4 o clock \. NJ, AUGUSTA
GAMMELL. aged hye years u"usn'e' VI
Robert and Louisa Gan men ,.,,, "a, .os,-
the mineral will take place from the resi-
denre az her narents THIS AFTERNOON at
, O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance OF the
family are invited 10 al'ehu'
PVGH.-DLed. IN Manchester Va, August
ao tsao al : c,ct,ck L. NJ, Mrs. EMMA j.
piiiU vie Of john 1. Pugh and youngest
daughter OF MS " l.. and the late John T..
BENNETT; aged thirty-sln years
R,DGERs.-, led. August 3lst, at ! o'clock
AZ TiIAxI ~ STEM RI RODGERS, az
ZOE ~ inng and painful Illness OF one year; IN
The nineteenth year OF bis age Funeral TOOK
olace f,olh his brOAier's residenee.sol2 north
Iwentv-cighth street september the LIST nj
'-'' Nslefp i'm Jesus. blessed sleep.
Norfolk Iapd Burlington, y a., papsfs'
please copy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and KeturninR-Do
Ing This and That.

Mayor j. Taylor Ellyson, Mrs. Ellyson,
and Miss Mamie Ellyson are expected here
this morning. They arrived in New York
yesterday on the Servia from Europe.
Mr.. W. ID. Chesterman and Mr. George W.
Minter, of the Dispatch, returned to the city
sunday night from trip TO Saratoga and
other Northern points of interest.
Mr.. stuart A. Weiss and Mrs. Susan
Archer Weiss have left the city on visit to
New York.
Mr.. 4. j. BabcOck has returned TO the
city after pleasant visit to Niagara Falls
and Montreal, Canada.
Miss Louisa Hunt, of Lexington, y. c., is
visiting Miss Matte Stacy, of No. 300 east
Grace street.
Mr.. Charles Is. DOdsOn has returned from
a trip " Wytheville, where his family are
summering.
Mr.. Carter scott has returned to the city
from visit to his home in Fauquicr county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
RAGING RECORD.
The Results and Entries at Sheopshead
FAY.

Bay.
Following are the results of yesterdays
races at Sheepshead;
First race. Fuiurity course, three quarters
Of mile-EingstOn first, Volunteer second,
Blue Rock thru. Time. 1903 2-5.
Second race. dash stakes, ive-eighths OF a
miie-Eclipsc first, Espeianza second, Cor
rectiOn Third. Time, 1902 %.
Third race one mile. Buddhist first, Stride
away second. King Crab third. Time, Ill.
Fourth race, three-quarters of mile, Flu
turitV course Mabel Glen first, Bobby Beach
second. funster. Jr third, Time. 1;lO %.
Fifth race LabOr-Day stakes, one and one
quarter Of mile-Tenny first, Firenzl sec
jnd. Prince Royal third: Tine. DOS 3-5.
sixth race selling, one 1nlle-Druirs SUCK
first. ~. Paris second, Fireny third. Time.
1910 10.
seventh race. on turf one and three-six-
teenths of mile Iavina Belle first. PhilOsO-
ply second. MASTERPIECE third. Time, DOB 40.
Entries for to-day at Sheephead Bay;
First race. three-quarters Of a mile, Futuri-
~ cOurse-Mke Watson, 12o, Little Minch,
125: Dublin, t25, III spent 10; MatagOra,
hny. lOS Gardelia. los: Queer Girl, los
Dutch Girl. los; oscar, Ill; keyser, III;
KirkOver. II; BlOcklOck. 1l5; AppOmati0X,
us, ThOrndale. l1S Key West, lis; Sequence,
colt. IFS: - Omer. is; Young Grace. ll5.
second race three-quarteIs of "a mile, Fu-
turity cOurse-lacitus. 1O2; Jersey PAT. lO2;
Jennie X, so: Pasadena, 80 Geltle ID, 99
BuSteed, H.; Edgar Johnson, 1l2; Ut. liel-
muth, II2: Wrestler, no. Kempland. 112:
Foxmeade, 1O7; st. James, l0S. Mamie Il,
los; Rancocas. los: Claredon, III; Count
dudley. 1Oi; COrneiia, 100.
Third race, one ana Ouc-cighth of nile
Falcon lO6: Frank Ward. 10; Eleye no i:
p. Million. lO7; Maid of orleans lO7; Duke OF
the Highlands. 100; Raymond g, III; Sor-
rentO, los.
Fourth race. one and three-siXteenths OF a
mnc-Erie. 10; My Fellow, 10; Montague,
los; Glenmound. 1O7; Prince Fonso. 81; Ken
WOO. 9s Banquet. 81; Joe Blackburn, 80
Miss Cody. 90.
Fiuh lace, one mile con turf )-PonticO.
100: Ballston. 100: Backbone, 100; Lotion.
100: Ramble, 100; 81. John, 12O; Long Dance
l2O; Kern. 100; LeOntlne. III; Little Addie,
M; Sallie Harper, IL; Young Duke 80;
Little jim, 13J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

T. called to the Ptuamcr Bromine Arsenic
Water from Ashe CO.. y. G.. This wonder
ful spring is "Maryel of Healing in all
cases of Blood, skin, Kidney and stomach
Diseases.
What the "PNmmcr Br0miNe drsentc'
Watei' W0s Done fora Rict0ond LodH
amt Wh0f she says IbOUt u:
Being great sufferer from Indigestion,
and beingunable tOeat either frUrSor rege-
f0bles. ON making my trouble known to Dr.
LandOn r. Edwards, he advised me to use
.Plummer BrOmne Arsenic " ater knowing
my regular physician. DR.. Hunter McGure,
had prescribed the same water. ! procured
a case of the PlummfT Br0mfno iTornic
U0fcr and am glad % say when using
this water could eat anything. fruits ana
vegetables included. and my skin while us
ing the water was clear and free from PM
piles. Blotches and letter, which always
came when eating fruits without drinking
Br0miur Arsenic Water ! gladly give my
testimony 10 the value of Plummer Bromine
Arsenic Water for aiding Digestion and
Cleaning and Purifying tho skin
SEQ that yOu get the Plnmmer brOillhe
Arsenic Water from Ashe county, y. I.
OWENS X MINOR DRUG Co,
General Agents. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
In the Courts.

poJfee Court-W. 4. Hooker, charged
with stabbing X. G. Lewis and resisting
poIiceman Talman. He was sent on 10 the
grsnd jury and fined $40. ga
.John Carroll, charged with stealing $40
from y. r. Duke. jailed for fifteen days.
MARI r. Winston and Henry Robinson
fhoih colored), disorderIy In the street.
Zach lined $3.50 and costs.
Toney johnson, assaulting and beating
Charles Il. Dawson. Fined 500 and costs.
Elyira Height (colored) Was Jailed for
;:,;mefy DAYS for stealing one lot OF clothing.
lanes Nelson, Sandy johnson, ami Eiiza
Hickman (eolored), drunk an disofoerN
on the street. Fined " ana costs.
Henry Robinson tcoiofedb aisofue''' u"
the street. Fined $3.50 and costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

Mr.. Theodore +. Prick died sunday after
noon AT his residence on the Broad-street
road. i'm Htnrico county, and will be buried
to-day. the funeral taking place from the
German Lutheran church at3 o'clock. Mr..
Frick was familiar figure 10 the second
market gOers, where he kept meat stall-the
same in which his father, now dead, served
for over TWENTY-FIVE years. Mr.. Prick was
thirty-seven years of age, and leaves a
widow and four children. He was an in
dustorus, honest man, and a popular, useful
eifiIou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
DEATH FROM HEART DISEASE.
Mrs. louisa Z. Mason Dies suddenly in a
Carriage.

Mrs. Louisa +. Mason, seyenty-One years
Of age, died ouddenly yesterday morning,
about 1890 O'Clock, in a.carriage near the
corner Of Fifth and Broad streets.
Mrs. Mason lived with her daughter,
Mrs. Junius Jones, in HenricO county,
beyond Barton's Heights. who brought
her to the city yesterday morning
to see DR.. Moseley. her physician.
They had been to the Doctors and
the carriage had stopped on Broad street
near Fifth, when Mrs. Mason became
suddenly i'll and expired in a few
moments. Mrs. Jones drove her to
Mrs. Walters residence. No. 800
north Sixth street. where her body was
viewed by Coroner Taylor, who pro-
nOunced the cause of her death to be heart
disease. She was then taken 10 the home
of her daughter in the county, whore her
funeral services will take place this after
noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

The Richmond and Danyille railroad will
put on new well-equipped train next
month, leaving Washington every day at
u:l5 in the morning. arriving in Atlanta at
O'Clock the following morning, and return
ing on similar schedule.
\ new dam has been completed over the
James river from the Danville shops on the
Manchester side 20 the IlaXall mills on the
north side.
The Fairfield Democratic Club Will meet
tonight for reorganization, and full at
tendance is invited. The Fairfield brass
band will be present.
The sons of Confederate Veterans will
hold an important meeting tonight at X. +.
Lee Camp hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
REAL ESTATE.

APPERsON < co, No. 3 north Eleventh
street
BOWMAN. BOSWELL 4 SHUMAN, Nos9
north Eleventh street.
BOWE, y. W., No. 1 north Eleventh street
BROWN. ). THOMPSON 4 CO., ll1a ast
Man.
CHEWING 8 ROSE, 40. north TAU
street.
CHAPLIN. X. b. 4 co. No l north u Nh
street
CRAWFORD, GEORGE T.. No. zoos Bsnk
street.
DENOON. UPPER q Co, s2i L. Main q
ELAN JAMES r., 1Il3 h|Main.
GODDIN JOHN T.. Eleventh cor. Bank.
HILL. FRANK ID. q co, No. 6nOrth Eleventh
street.
ROsf. CHARLES A., No. % north inil
street.
RurHERFoOhD, THOMAS. No. : 6ortr
Tenth street.
SUrTOS 4 30. No. 10iI east Nam sieel.
TAYLOR. H. SELDOM, y son, Eleyerh COZ
ner Bank.