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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
neasnnAl MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning ~
ing This and Ihat.

DR.. George y. steel, with TWO OF NJ
Isugbfors LEFT for Baltimore ycsiefu'N
afternoon to attend The commencement "a
crclses Of the medical department on IN,
| t',,i,,orsifx of MARYLAND. on which occasion
~, rrank n. steel will receive the dcgro,
| ~ NJ. ID. Two years ago he received ~,
degree OF u. ID. :. az the same institution
During the past session, in addition 20 hi'
studies in medicine, he was appointed im
structor in continuous gum work, ana a.
sistant dcmonstratOr Of operative dentistry
on Saturday afternoon ~ Mr.. T.. G. Smith
a yonnc man cmpOycd az Dr. -tccfs office
was riding his bicycle down Marshall street
the wheel struck some obstacle and Mr.
smith was thrown violently TO the ground
severely spraining his wrist and oiherWls'
bruisine himself. DR.. John r. Wheat WA
summoned and rendered the necessary med
ical attention. Mr.. Smith was still suneI
ing very much this morning.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issne'
marriage licenses 90 the following p"'ue
Yesterday: John ". Kidd, OF 'hic".o, ~,
! Emma b. Jennings. of klchmoho; Ms.n,''
Schaaf Of Hcnric0 and FANNIE Aanui"i"
OF Richmond.
Nr. Lucv Vaughan, who attempted e
commit suicide last Saturday morning hi
/ sboofing herself with pistol, was reported
much better Yesterday. II is thought there
h no danger Of the wound proving fatal.
Mr.. Ike Never Of Brooklyn, n. y, who
has l.ccn the guest Of bis cousin, Mr Ear
ney Wcrihcim. OF NO. lib east Leigh street.
lcft for home yesterday.
Dr. Paul irving, Of Danvillc, member oil
the BOARD OF directors of the Eastern Luna.
tic Asylum, is ia the city, stopping al ih'
Executive mansion.
Miss Skinner who sang at The Mozart
musicale last night, is the guest Of Mrs
James 4. Vaughan, Marshall street neal
Eleventh.
Mr.. George {. McGilyray. Of Bucna Vista
formerly of this city. WAS In the CITY ye-lcf
day on visit 90 his relatives and friends.
Judge samuel j. Witt was suddenly
called out The city sunday afternoon 20 ate
tend his brother, who is dangerously ill.,
Mrs. John s. Wise is the guest of Mrs. W
e.. Mayo. at the MI Vernon. and VIII Dt
glad 10 receive her friends.
Judge T.. II. Titzhuqh has So far recover
cd from bis recent illness that hc rs expect
od 80 Dee in court to-day.
Mr. Peter Rahm, formerly of Richmond
was in the city yesterday. lie rs on DE
way south
Mrs. N. l.. Sale and her daughter Nrs.
T.. W. Courtney have returned from tnl
South.
Mp. W. Forrall, prominent tonacconis'
0f nAuYiile Va, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. >. Gus llankins returned 90 the ciiy
yesterday from a tsip 20 South Boston, Va.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael and wife leave
for New York to-day.
Mr.. William If. Mann. of PeicrshWs, Is
in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
JOHN THE BAPTIST.
CELEBRATION OF THE DAY BY
THE MASONS.


Reports Of the Committees Having the
Matter In Char gc-Jnne cath the Time
Richmond aud Manchester lodges to
Participate.
The celebration Of II. Johns Day by '"'
Masons of Richmond and Manchfs'e' V'
the 2tfh Of June next promises 70 pe an
ovent of unusual interest. The Nasons oh.
serve two st. Johns Days. One occurs on
the 9th Of December. That Is 81. John the
Eyangelis,'s bay. at which time the install.
iation Of the grand lodge officers takes place
The oath Of June is -. John, the Bapiists
day, which is celebrated by a much greater
demonstration.
The general committees Of the Masona Of
Richmond and Manchester on -. Johns
celebration was held last night at -
Adams Hall. Mr.. William Ryan wac
chairman. Quite full meeting OF the COM
mittccs was IN attendance.
The committees on parade, entertain.
ment, transportation and dinner reported
progress. From the reports 10 was evident
that the Mas0ns OF Richmond and ManChce
ter are deeply interested in making the
celebration a success.
THE PARADE.
The principal feature Of the day VIII ne
the parade. All the cOnmaDdcilt- ~ tnt
city. the knights Tcmplar, the iHciln.nu
Light Infantry Blues, and proDaniy lht
stuart Horse Guards viii compose TINS: INC
PROCESSION Will be formed nc ~. AlDan's
Ian and the march viii De continued
~ The seven Pines Railroad station,
where the company Will De trais-
ported to Seven Pines battlefield. At The
old battle-ground appropriate ceremonies
will be held. Another feature Of the days
exercises will be the formal dedication Of
The Masonic Home, now in erection IN Hen
rico county, about two miles from the city,.
This will be a very interesting ceremony.
The dinner committee will prepare free
collation. ioi the entire company.
VERY sANCCfNE.
The committee al the meeting last night
spoke In confident terms and seemed SAN
cuine that all Masons in the city and Man
chester would participate in the celebra-
iioD.
THE COMMITTEES.
The committees having The affair in
charge are as follows
ON Invitation }. Aston Cabell. so. Do;
!. II. Powell, No. 40 jackson Guy, 40.
n.
On ldfNUt a. l.. NllllI'N. No 'Hf - IT,
Brown. No. IS: Fred. Peasants NO. I'D.
On Transportation W. NJ. Williams.
No. 100: -. ). Wcisiger. no. o.; JOHN T..
Harris. No. 5l William n. >trdtiOn. No.
10; j. II. Brown. No. 70 Young Jones
No 40.
ON Dinncr-Dr. {. A. Mercer. No. 36;
T.. 4. Walihall. No. 81; Dr. NJ. ID. iloge
Jr.. No. 40; Bey. T.. Crump, no. 10; y. r..
Savage.
ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES straus. 80. j3;
Everett Waddey. No. 80; S. NJ. Rerduo No.
Il; Junius A. Cosby, No. 30; W. Il. Mason,
NJ. 20.
On Refreshments :. MEG. Fisher, No. o.;
T.. B0ttighcimer No. 80: W. J. LYMAN.
No. 70; Myer Cohen, No 10; George i. kec-
see. No. 10.
ON Preparation Of Gr0unds-D. &. Rich
ardson. W. 1870; 4. J.. liulce, No. IL; b. W.
Nunnallv. No. H.: Oscar Kelley, No. l30;
". X. Higham. No. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
MRS. MARY JANE ARCHER.
Death and Burial of this Es,imabie Lady.
A Iarge Attendance.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Jane Archer.
who died sunday afternoon. took place
Yesterday at five O'Clock from ST..
James Episcopal church. Mrs. Archer
was a native of this city, and In the sixty
nnh year Of her age. She was daughter
Of the late William 4. sheppard, long City
Chamberlain OF Richmond. The deceased
had been an invalid many years. Mrs.
Archer was one Of those beautiful, homie
loving, G0d-iearing and G0d-scr'ing char
acters whose names are not written ON rolls
Of fame.
The deceased leaves three children-Mr.
William Wharton Archer. Of the State
newspaper; Mr.. Edwin Archer, of Nevada,
aud Mrs. Lewis ID. Ayiott She was Sis
ter OF Messrs. William J.. and y. l.. ohei-
pard, Of Richmond; MIR. Edwin sheppard,
Of Philadelphia, and OF Mrs. +. l.. Coleman.
of Caroline.
The active pall-bearers We're Messrs'
John Pickrcll. 4. Nelson Page, William RN-
an, j. Randolph Tucker, ". &. Bentley, >.
6. Wallace, Frank Mcclure, and Henry
Taylor. Honorary pall-bearers Messrs. II.
A. Claiborne, Hugh Blair, Il. I. Daniel.
John l.. Williams, DR.. X. G.. Crouch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
SABBATH SCHOLARS.
METHODIST SOCIETIES OF RICH
MOND AND MANCHESTER.

Meeting In Laurel. street Church-Re-
ports OF the supcrintendents-Th Zap
lists Address by Dr. Haygood, Of Ala
bama-Oihcr Religious Notes.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Meth
odist sunday-school Society Of Richmond
and Manchester was held at Laurelsirce'
Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon a'
$3.50 O'Clock. Robert J.. Richardson, pfesi-
dent: Charles =. Rady secretary. ihe
meeting was opened with prayer bY Rev.
W. A. Langhon, Of Fiith-street Church.
Manchester. and singing by the school.
Mr.. X. G.. Osterbind, superintendent Of
Laurel-street school, made an interesting
report. showing Chat the school had IN
creased in numbers and interest.
The president introduced Rev. ". III. At
we'll. Of Clay-strool Church. who addressed
the meeting, taking as his subject "uiant
Love- lie considered tle subject from
two standnOints. First. love as an lmpell-
ing power for good. as illustrated in cheer
ful. prompt and loving obedience To- what Is
right. I'M ne family circle; in the church,
and 100 an the varied duties Of life. Second,
love power for evil. rs Illustrated In inc
love of liquor. and AN 0tner forms Of evil.
lie strongly urged the children 20 cultivate
love for thc GOOD and the beautiful, and
shun aii forms Of wr0n --doing
STR. SMITH.
Mr. Lewis /. Smith. cX-president Of the
West Point sunday-,cho0l Association,
mow Of this ciiy,) also addressed the meet
lng. giving "a good account of The work a.
West Point. lie also gave some good ad-
vice 20 the teachers on The great response
bilities and rewards of faithful work.
Mr. Charles j.. Nady, secretary oi tDe
Society gave an account OF the sunday
school work ln This city under the auspices
of TIE Methods. .undaY-,chooi Society.
lle spoke especially of the wide spread in-
ieresf in sunday school work. resulting
from the imuetu- given hy tine mission Woih
OF Laulei--ireoi school Boz the West End oi
the c.ty. Ills statements show thai ila
Mefhodisis OF this city arl fully aroused
and tne present year VIII shoW % mNlhed
advance iu Home Mission Work.
ORIGIN OFruE WORK.
AL. West gave short account OF
fhe ORIGIN OF ihc work 0n Oregon llill under
tine au.uicl. OF the Centenary Church from
which the present ine church building h"s
sprung.
The following Frs q summary OBJ slpefln-
iendent rclorts. o.. inras sent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
PAN-AMERlCANS.
General Naury and Hon. y. G. Elaine
Write About Them.

General Maury and Hon. y. G. Elaine
write About Them.
Mayor Ellyson yesterday received letters
from Hon. }. G. Blaine and General Dabney
II. Maury. General Maury went TO Wash
ingion a few days ago 20 confer with the
Pan American Congress as 10 their proposed
visit 10 this city, and states ia his letter that
he has been very courteOusly received. and
that be would be in Richmond ON Monday.
lie did not come. but is expected here some
time to-day. The letter from Mr.. Blaine is
rs follows
department Of State, Washington. April
18th. ls90.-llis Honor, j. Taylor Ellyson,
Mayor of Richmond. Na.:-sir,-l have the
honor TO acknowledge the receipt Of your
letter OF the oh instant. saying that General
Dabney IL. Maury has been accredited az
the representative of the city of Richmond
10 make all necessary arrangements for Tie
entertainment Of the International Amefi
can Conference, for It's approaching Visit.
General Maury has been received Will
much qualification. and beg 90 assure YOU
on behalf Of the International Conference
that it, members anticipate great deaf OF
pleasure in their visit To Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
HINES MEMORIAL.
The Committee Discuss Ways and Means
for it, Erection.

The Committee Discuss Ways and Means
for it, Erection.
The Hines Memorial Committee met ai
the Office OF the Virginia Fire ana Marine
Insurance Company last night. Mr.. e.. T.
LOehr presided, and Mr.. G.. G.. Ruskell acted
As secretary.
Bylaws and rules were adopted for the
government of the committee, and letters
were read from Judge John Nolkonburg and
Major ID. J. Turner, jr, pledgin- their sup
port and hearty cooperation in the move
mcnt.
The knights of pythias an over the State
are becoming interested i'm this movement.
and IL is thought that al no late day suiii-
Client funds VIII Doe raised TO erect the mOnu-
mcnt that VIII perpeiualc the memory OF
Hines, who lost his life in the fire of the
,pOtswood m his efforts 90 save a friend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
DIED,

WOODWARD. Died. on SUNDAY morning
t3lh. fsaB af $40 o'clock. Miss VI. l.. WOOD
WARD, daughter Of the late Dr. John j.
Woodward.
Hor funeral win take place 40 I o'clock \
NJ. TODAY Doth instantly, from the lt-i'
hence of her mother, in HcnrlcO county
Rural af HOLLYWOOD about 3 O'Clock J.. "
Friends oftho family invited 90 attend.
HUGHES. suddenly, April 3, OF
honrt failure. zoo Gainesville. Tenn. 'bA0
ia. HUGHES. ~. ID. of Hentico county va
AGED tulrfv-stNeu years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

The Law 60 Dee Eigidiy Enforced on tbs
FIRST of MAY.

The Law 60 Dee Eigidiv Enforced on the
Iir.t OF MAY.
Colonel Maye, First Auditor Colonel
Run.n. Second Auditor, and Major A. w.
Hartman. Treasurer, State Board OF Excise
Commissioners. are calling attention % q
very important fact ln regard Oh the grani-
ing OF liquor licenses and the sale OF liquor.
All LIQUOR licenses expire April 5ulh, ana
amy person continuing cuisines, AFTER tnat
date without license is not only liable % "a
hne as heretofore, buf under the new laW
Imprisonment b. added. The iaW. as amend
ia hy the last legl Stature. provides that
pending the application lor "a license a per-
SON cannot carry UD ms business without
rendering himself liable to- fine ano inn
lrsoumeni.
I'm order 10 obtain liquor license The ap-
uication % the Board OF Excise Commits
-oncrs must be accompanied Win the
trea.urcr's certificate showing that the
money iOf tlc license has bcci deposited
with him. All persons Interested in ihi,
meter had better get their licenses before
May Isl. a. the state officials say ihe law
wall be rieldly enforced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
COURSE OF LECTURES.
Works of Art to DE Discussed by Professor
Harris.

Works of Art TO DE Discussed by Professor
Harris.
The third annual course of lectures undo.
the Thomas Lecture Endowment, VIII D..
begun this session un Thursday night, by
Professor William n. Harris, United state.
Commissioner of Education, 400 the Rich
mOnd College. The general course iscailed
"~mdies OF some Great Works OF Art 'lhl
first lecture will be devoted particularly o.
the Sisiinc Madonna and tine 81. Cecilia of
Raphael: the Madonnos Ol Dresden and
Darmsiadt. by lolbcin. The second lee
ture, April 22d, will be about Michael
Angeles sculptures, including The Moses
and the fombs OF She Medici; Greek Sculp-
ture. including the Apollo BelNidCle. the
Venus of Molos and Che Laokoon Group
The last lecture. April 2lth. viii Doe regard.
ing the Last supper as treated by Leonardo
pa Ninci, OhirlandaiO, Del oartO. GiOti0
and others; Corregio's "lloiy Night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

Il. II. ROsuEn'- Sous have the lar.o-l
and best stock of Pue.ons and s'de-Dm
Iu.rins iu lhe city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

The entertainment 40 the Mozart Acade-
nap Tonight under the auspices of the police
Of the second district viii lo one Oi the most
interesting OF ihc entire season. The pro-
grdmme embraces tie finest musical talent
OF Richmond; Rev. DR.. H0ee. M q short
lecture on running the blockade. and
Thomas Nelson Page, In original readings.
crowded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
- REEoRMAIoHY MOVE.


1900 IANHNM .A""N'|IN NNNAI "' Of ttt'"t
Organized.
Tho organization ol .l.- body la- been
completed by tleeieel.on oi iac oIow'n.
officers and committees: pr-dcu. Robert
.iiD. IA.rl Nice-rrDs.in. Dc. Richard
GOD. second Nice-pIe-iaeut. Richard D.
Ileifne. Secretary. N. -. Williams; Treas
urlf. j.lu A Lancaster.
Executive Committee. Dferion Howard
Thomas Potts. John J.. williams, IT,. a
Dunlop and Thomas Is. Atkins.
Finance Committee: Charlie. J.. N h.tiock
Ad0lhus Blair. b.. B. Addison, p. u. llaWc-
ald b. IA. Mayo.
Penal Legislation W. ". Henry, d,
TAYLOR E.ly-on. George J.. Christian, jaime.
A. Cassie aui s.. %. English.
Protection and Relief. Dr. W llllam r
Gordon. ID. ~ Morrison. Roosevelt PAGE
John vs.. Cr.u-au and George g.. Jefferson
zine members of these standing commit
tees. and the officers form tle Board OF Dr
laci0r-.
These gentlemen are lull of zeal Duo inl
cause rot prison reform, and begin their Noih
under ihe most favorable auspices.
The association Will soon have Offices a
iis own. bui. Tor ihe present. the secretary
can te found 40 lili. and the treasurer ai
IlU7 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

State Senator JosephT. I.awlCss, OF Ports
mouth, and Miss Marie {. Antlloiti, OF this
city, viii be married this morning at $3.50
O'clock at the Cathedral. The ceremony will
be very quiet one. No cards have been
issued. Immediately after the marriage the
bride and groom VIII leave for an extended
bridal trip,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

a chaste and beautiful lecture on ..rh'
Ideal Woman" was delivered last night h,
Rev. Frederick d. Power. Of Washington
ID. C., formerly chaplain % Congress. ana
pastor Of The Garfield Memorial Church. an
the Seyenlh-stroet Christian Church. Mr.
Power is iinC scholar and polished and
eloquent speaker, and few could have heard
his theme without being benefited. as well a.
entertained by ms pOrtraiture OF perfect
woman uobly planned" albeit he went back
to >olomon's description OF her as his text.
and added 10 Il the developments of modern
thought and advanced" IDEAS. As some
one has said, woman Is the couundrum a
the Nineteenih century, 'wc can not GUESS
her, but We viii never give her up"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
OVER HE SEAS.
Many Matters by Mail and Gable From
other Lands.

A CURIOUS but numcrOusly signed pcti-
ton has lren presented in London TO the
Lord Chamberlain. praying his lordship % /
revoke the license of q WaX-workr show now
exhibiting in the provinces. a working modei
OF Mrs. Maybrick in il0 act of giving poison.
The petition alleges thAt the model IN qhee-
ton has a dem0ralizing influence ana inciie7
% crime, especially among the lower cl',97'7
0i women. Several cases Of ppisunlis nave
resulted from the exhibition women n'lint
administered poison with fatal effect io th.if
offspring, the Incentive being 90 obtain tne
insurance money on the lives OF thelI Gun,
dren. Attached 90 the petition Is a prinii.,,l
conv of the sermon ON the subject oi emu
noi.oninv delivered ly the Episcopal
piahon 0f Peterborough on Monday.
March 81 I'm which the right reverend
gentleman denounced the system oi
child insurance as one of ihe greatest
social evils of the day.
THE London correspondent Of the Liver
pool Mercury. who probably sums mp the.
opinions of the party Of The Prince ofWales
aud other Inrii-lmcn who have recently
come in contact with the German Ln-
uoror. writes as follows concerning tue
vouur ruler. Everyone HomlD' inc IA-
/ IRENE ability of the young Kaiser. lii7
ori.lnrs4 off aurroeiati0n. hi. acutent,s. his
..r,en of "a subject aro said to Dee truly re-
m9rtnbic. DE Frs quick at SEEING POM.
Quick also in making up hi- minNt very
ready in insisting upon DIS desire ana ,i'-
mHnds great ur0mliitude ln .nt fNet""''
Iorhiswi.hes. The way WHhich Doc pressed
forward tle Labor Conference 90 Us decision
surprised Older diplomat-ts. he seems
too. f0 la very res0'ute in 0Il chat nc UNDER
fni,as~ ffis questioned. however. Wheih D
ha has NOT 0H-Dffinr faults. and whether e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

Isitn no. worth the sinai price ot I'D GEMS
fo nee Yourself OF every symptom 90 ihe,t
distressing complaiutsf liyou think 20. gay
at our sIOf, and get bottle OF ohli'h . n liol-
zen. f.,rg bottle has printed guarantee
nr al. Use accordingly, tid 10 90 does you no
GOOD b. Win cost you nothing. sold pf b"nie
I'm Hfothcr. and H. ~. shields q co., corner
of gnn and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
ORION 0Frnr W0nN.

conversions: Hasninglo ihuitNt
I:rINh-slrooi Church Manchester q.
Tine next meeting VIII Doe neid 80 central
Methodist Church. Manchester. Toe second
sunday in NnF. Iuc board meeting VIII De-
held af the Bl0ad-stroei Church on ihe
fourth SUNDAY in this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

81 HAVE been afflicted with au affection
Of the throat from childhood, caused by
diphihcrla ana have used various rene
dies, but have never found ANYTHING equal
% Browns Bronchial 'inches. '-iey. g..
NJ. +. Hampton, iikclon, Ky. sold only IN
boxes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

Eighty-siN haptisms and conversions are
reported for ihe month. The next meetiue
Nill occur boo tho ClOpt0n-sirect Church,
Manchester. the second sunday in May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

lY WEEK ENDING APRIL I'D 1897.
PREDICTED GlME DslANNAhNI or
NIGH TIDE All
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

A DEEp-sEArED COUGH, cruelty tries the
luues and wastes the rnN'ra -tf'ntiA. a
prudent resort for Obj iicied i' ~ ''.' W.
f.,n.'- fNnectOrIrf 't
troubled with Asthma, bisl. p, IT ANt
ru.lnona y Affection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

ro'al...-............ .5li 4.ic2 l2.5isIs'1'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

IN you want 10 SEE a variety Of STYLES Of
Nictorlas. Surroys. Phael0ns aud faml.
Carriages, call and see DAVID AiNsLin.
nos, s, 10 aud ~, Tenth slIcci.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

Building papers. best ana cheapest.
sheaihing paper should De used Ia al
frame dwellings. A. B. CLARKE & son.
1910 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

Lawn mowers. Latest ANA best. noise
less and -eii-sharpenlng. Prices reduced.
Il. (l.nhE a. -ON. 1910 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

Window and door screens. frames and
wire. a. b. CLARKE a. sos, 1910 Main
.frnof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

NEGLECT chat cough. hut take 40 once ir.
Datid's Cough syrup Of Pure Pine Tar
H0reh0und and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
THE CITY APPROPRIATIONS BILL
STILL TIED UP"

4 veto from Mayor Eily.on-infi'"'''" -
visit Norfolk Accepted Davis h'"si""
proicet-nivery View Railway CITY >
Financial Condition.
The Board Of Aldermen met in mohihiy
session last night. The clerk read COM
municatlou from Mayor j. Taylor hllyson.
ycto.ne resolution in regard TO the grant
ing of building permits. on account OF the
failure 20 insert the cuacting clause. The
veto was sustained.
The rresident submitted an invitation TO
fhs Courcii and Mayor j. Taylor LilYs0n.
fr1m picketi-Buclanln Camp. Confederate
Veterans. of Norfolk. o. attend Confederate
memorial services on June lN. ON motion
on alr. Crcnshaw, resolution was adopted.
acceutin. this invitation and returning
thank. t0 Pickett buchanan Camp for same.
ANNUAL BUDGET.
The Committee on Finances submitted Che
ordinance. making appropriations iof I'''
with thc following report.
The ordinance making appropriations ior
$500. which was rCcNuNift'n I'D tNle com =
uiilfr Df inr ho0fi of AIDE nti ait.i Z. ith
passed fhr Common Council, WNith Liitf
n0lIv Increased fne nrrrOUf. fious over .Nl,-
900 over ihe amount recon- menu.h ~ liiia
committee. ls respectfully ltlNi if .l' iih 'ilr
accommodating ordnance, Mhiru le ia 200 iii
f.rInI points lnD same us lIe ufei oinlNiIi't
commended nr fNIs committee. ls fc ONE
maudrI in lieu thereof This committee
deems DO wise f1 state lil'NN lht reason
.or fhI- and also io cali attention ni pom
branches oi the Council in ilN noes s'llN llt
fle sffiatesi economy Dob the 9lmlns'u-
rOn AZ 80 cIfN's affairs. until tle way is
made clear fnfler pf nl increase do thc iiA-
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Ice Company.
lOfT uF WEST IOl>I 1r..i
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. NNun me.
general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Charlotte Ngk'r, baltimore.
P0Ri OF NEWPORT NtWs. AwtlI
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Sow lUr.. HnI ....I
asr Now york.. mTrrntuNIeN. eI"Ii'-N.. IH..
iDv. baltimore. rnHl ..l Hni ~iiION iNr N.....
.D Bat. steamship lUnu. I'h0iN.N. i' i
mrfr.lrlIsp. SCHOONER H. AIN'I
Providence. fl iDlI cnlL
SAILED.
steamship En biefon uuI. co1IUi' si.Hm.
Shin T. lll.fnn. LOnnn. nII'Ni. schooner N . D.
Hood. Providence. DnI'Ii, schooner II. .
.niIrn. IrlNII .urU. rHIIH. schooner I'. .
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a UluDnHUWer. IA Timing 1000. U.0..'i, ''N|'N-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

For ladies' phglon-. carts. e., orany We
hiole 20 ha built to oder o. epaireo, sec
David A. Ainsllc.