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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14
supreme Court of Appeals.

Jones against Commonwealth. From the
Corporation Court of Lynchburg. Reversed.
litchford against Day, sergeant. From
the Corporation Court OF Lynchburg. Dis
missed for want Of Jurisdiction.
Gregory against Bransford, treasurer.
From the Corporation Court of Lynchburg.
Dismissed for want Of jurisdiction.
Lawson against Bransford, treasurer.
From the Corporation Court of Lynchburg.
Dismissed for want Of jurisdiction.
Hunt against West. From the Circuit
Court of Halifax. Affirmed.
Watkins against Dupuy. From the
Chancery Court of Richmond. Affirmed.
Wilson against Commonwealth. From
the Corporation Court Of Alexandria. Re
yersed.
Smith against Commonwealth; Blouse
against Commonwealth. Both from the
Corporation Court Of Alexandria. Writ OF
error refused.
Waldrin against Commonwealth. From
the Circuit Court Of Warwick. Writ of
error refused.
Hughes against Commonwealth. From
the County Court of LOudOun. Writ of error
refused.
Whitlock agaisst Johnson. Argued by
II. G.. Cannon, Esq, for appellant, aud b.
4. Crump and W. W. Crump for appellee.
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n, W. vanhook, J. ID. hamaker, Z. W. pou"'
my e,ommi,tee on Ministerial ChaIaeter-i' j.
spencer aud Z. =. Long. IA .,a,v
Committee on wsys and Meen'--'''' WY
COMMITTEES on Missions-I. j. spencer, H.
A. Cutler, and ]. A. spencer.
STATE BOARD.
The report OF the State Board was read
aud approved. IL was the best ever SUP,
mltted. W. j. Cooke reported the hadioro
mission in splendid order. Roanoke gave a
vood report through &. ;. Long. Newport
News had raised 81. 500. The whole num-
her of additions for the year VIII De over
1000. and the funds raiced viii exceed s'V''
600. ....,
The Committee on Nominations reported
the old Board for the next year; W. :;
Cooch. chairman; J. l.. Hill, secretary ana
treasurer: j. Is. Cary, first vice-presiuehn'
I. j. Spencer second yice-president; W. f.
Fox, auditor. ......,
n was then suggested that the ministers
Of the state be invited TO evangeiiZe the
state for two months next summer; pro-
yided the churches agree.
The Committee on Obituaries made the
report, through W.. j. Cooke.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The meeting was called to order at L.
NJ. Devotional services were led by rev.
| Il. W. Nanho0k.
The Committee on Resolutions reported a
resolution 10 establish an orphans nome IN
| Virginia. Referred TO Committee on ways
and Means.
por;ed that Seventh street, Norfolk, ana
Roanoke churches asked for the convention
next wear. Laid over till to-day.
Report of Committee on Ways and Means
was received through Rev. c. ;. Long, as
| follows:
l. That we raise as much money this even-
.. That the Evangellzng Board use al
means towards the successful prosecution VI
work begun nj its mission points.
| g. That an advisory board composed Oh one
oaiive brother from each district I'm the Stale
| be appointed
Judge Garnet offered as an amendment
| 70 the third the words:
"That we employ a financial agent, and
send him into the field 70 work up me
churches, and that we pay hiIn suilaole
! salary"
The report was laid ON the table until
this morning.
Colonel Cary offered resolution extend
ing fraternal greetings to the Baptist Asso-
citation. The following committee was ap-
| pOinted 10 do go: Colonel Cary, Reys. +. ID.
| Power and Jabez Hall. The Convention
then adopted the report Of Ways and
Means Committee, which was taken from
table.
Al NIGHT.
ATS O'Clock the church was crowded
After hymn. prayer was offered by rev. l.
b. Hall After the prayer Rev. l. ). spen-
Ger announced the presencs of DIR. Nelson
who represented the Baptist Convention.
He was introduced, and spoke for several
minutes.
During his remarks he said: 81 extend TO
YOU. my brethren, the hearty greetings OIL
The Baptists Of Virginia, and may the
blessings of God, the Holy Spirit, rest upon
YOU and your eilOrts.'
| Colonel Cary introduced Rev. q. l.. Whar-
ton as the first missionary Of the Disciples
10 India.
Mr.. Wharton made quite a long and In
terestng add less, giving an insight, man
ners and customs Of the people OF INDIA.
After the address Rev. !. J.spencer maze
a plea for State work, and $1,000 was raised
in pledges and cash.
The Convention then adjourned to meet al
10 O'Clock to-day.
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Another school-Homse.

The subcommittee of the Committee on
Schools and Finances, who were appointed
some time ago to select site for new
Central school, 80 that the present one
Jefferson Davis residence) can be do.
mated to the Ladies Confederate Memorial
Association. made their report TO the Joint
committee yesterday afternoon. Upon their
report the joint committee decided to recon-
mend to the Council the purchase Of what
is known as the Grant property on
Twelfth street between Marshall and Clay
streets, for $4,000. 1t was also decided
that the matter be reported to the Board Of
Alderman next Monday night. The Board
will also next Monday night discuss the
question in reference to the members from
Monroe and jackson Wards as TO their
LEGAL right i'm the Board.
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You Get Lot
with each share Of Fredericksburg stock.
DEATHS.

--,----~------~--~~~--> $1,000
ELAM-Died, November 18th, al 8 o'clock
4. NJ, at the Home OF the Little Sisters, Miss
ELIZA j. ELAN, eighty years Of age.
ENANS.-Died, wednesday, November u,
1890, at o'clock r, NJ. JESSIE \, wife offs.
Taylor Evans, twenty seven years OF age.
Funeral from Grace-Str eet Tabernacle cor
ner Pine and Grace streets. FRIDAY, No
yember l4th, at IL o'clock A. VI.
IVEY.-Died. at the residence Of his
parents, los south second street, November
l3 1890 at 1880 o'clock A. NJ, EDWIN VI.
IVEl. son OF George W. and I. NJ. lvey, aged
eighteen years.
Funeral from Grace-Street Tabernacle NO
VEMBER Ii, 1890, at $3.50 Z. NJ. Friends and
acquaintences respectfully invited 10 attend.
MURPHY Died. AT his fathers residence.
22O7 east Main street WILLIE, Youngest son
OF John Murphy, In the fourteenth year OF MS
age.
Funeral from 81. Patriek's church FRI.
DAY AFTERNOON, November l4th, AT o
o'clock.
ROBINSON.-Died, Tuesday November III.
1890 at 3 o'clock, at pos Mayo street. BAR
BARA ANN, widow of Lucius Robinson, in
the forty-eighth year OF her age.
WApE.-Dled November 18th. at 1:45 A.
NJ, at the home OF his parents 20 south Pine
street, LEE HUNTER, youngest child OF
Charles T.. and NJ. b. Wade, aged eleven
months and five days.
WHIrLOCK.-Died,a at his residenbe 26Is
yenable street, November 18th, NJ Z O'Clock
A. NJ, LEWIS RYLAND WHIrLOCK, aged
hirty-six years
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OFFICE COW9us- IONEn OVERTON HOWARD.
1915 EAST MAIS ST., RICHMOND, VA.
|
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BUSINESS SESSION OVER.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHAN.
lCAL ENGINEERS.

Several Papers Read on Important Sub
jects-- Resolutions OF Thanks Adopted.
Adjournment Till June Next-The Re-
cep,ion at the Theatre.
At the Exchange Hotel, yesterday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock. the fourth session Of the
American Society Of Mechanical Engineers
began. President Smith opened the pro-
ceedings, and the professional papers read
were
Louis G.. Engel: lily druallc Hosting Plant
tor the Pier 81 Brooklyn Sugar Refining Com
pany.
Erwin Graves: Hydraulic Traveing Cranes.
W. A. Bole: The Single-Actin Compound
Engine.
G. W. Hunt: Rope Driving.
John III. Cooper Accident Preventing De-
Vices for Machines.
Ambrose Swasey: New Process for Genera
ting and Cutting the Teeth OF Spur Wheels.
George w. Bissell: An Interesting EXper-
iment with Lubricant. -.
James r.. Denton Performance ola 15-ion
Refrigerating Machine Of Ammonia-Com-
James r. Denton: Some Novel Experiments
with Lubricant.
Many resolutions were passed thanking
for eOurtesies received. Among them was
a resolution thanking the local committee,
Governor Mckinney, Mayor j. Taylor Ely
son, Atlantic and Danyille, Norfolk and
Western, Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac, and Richmond and Petersburg
railroads; Mr.. Dellie Sutherland, Exchange
and Ballard, Virginia Electric Light and
Power Company, Mr.. T. W. Morgan
Draper, Of Norfolk, the press OF Richmond
the city railway lines, Richmond and Dan
Vile shops management, w. ;. Doran, of
the Newport News Dry Dock and ship
Building Company; Citizens Committee OF
the Chamber of Commerce, and +. i.
Burke and A. HOen & Co., for courtesies to
the ladies. The meeting then adjourned TO
meet next June.
TO THE TREDEGAR.
The Society and their lady guests then
took carriages and were driven to the
Tredegar Iron Works. Arriving there, they
were welcomed by the officials, and pref
tily arranged luncheon was served. After
wards General Joseph Il. Anderson MADE
| a neat speech, in which he welcomed the
guests, and gave To his hearers brlet MS
| tory of the works. A toast was then drank
| TO its future success.
President Oberlin Smith responded, and
| he was followed by Secretary Hutton III
| words OF thanks. Colonel Archer Amber
son also made some welcoming remarks
The party were then shown through the
! works; after which a visit to the Richmond
| Locomotive Works was made. When this
| interesting visit was over the party di-
| yided, some visiting the western end OF the
| city, some going to 1t. Johns church, and
| some to the tobacco and cigarette factories
| They returned TO the Exchange Hote
| about O'Clock, well pleased with theil
visit and treatment. The historical part Of
| Richmond was duly appreciated by them
and many spoke very complimentary oil Inc
| Lee monument.
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MILLINERY.
Wraps for the Chill Blasts Of Winter.
Capes, Jackets. and ClOaks
AT
Kaufman & Co. S.
MILLINERY.

Along wHh the rush Of The Millinery
Department re propose TO take adrian.
fdqe Of the chill m Tie atmosphere to tell
the ladies Of tchGt tce cOH shOlC tR the
Wrap Department. We hare lately re-
ceired sererGI aeiC styles, and hare Just
opened mp q line Of sizes that hare been
sold ont since the season Jegim. NOC
that IRE are reinforced. the Department Is
nor as complete as 10 WGS month ago.
By all means. don't fail to see orr
nobby DOUBLE BREASTED PLUSH
and ASTRAKHAN JACKETS, which
hare lately become so popular. These
Jackets are WeH north the price asked.
In Cdpes, one leader for the present rs
beautiful BLACK COMFY, WHh
standing collar. IN all sizes. We sell
these at Sl.5O. Eise,cheye you tcW be
asked 90 for them.
Our REAL AstrdLhdn CdDes, IN all
Sizes hare been reduced TO $3.50. Yop
lcould do iceH to buy them for Sl2 %
elsewhere.
We are erhibtmg Il fuH rdrietg Of
French Gomez. Wool seal. Monkey, Per-
sian Lamb Cdpes. ,cith NUTS 10 cores
pond; also a Udriety Of Misses Cdpes. IN
all the popular StBies Of FIR.
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Silks, VelyetS, Pushes!
LaCeS, IIandkerGhiefS.

In this department are to be found all
the Novelties that ingenuity could iu.
veLt. Complete assortment Of
Point Gauze and Duchesse iaces,
Flounces, and Bridal Wells.
Silk Drapery Nets, in Chantilly. Max.
quise, La Tosca, and Brussels, in Dew
designs and velvet spots,
Black Lace Flouncings, in Marque.
Hand-run, Spanish, Spanish Gui-
pure, and Chantilly. with Trimming
L3ces 70 match
Splendid stock Of Ladies and Gentle
mems Handerchiefs, Hemmed. Hem
stitched, and Embroidered
Neck Ruching and Collarettes in great
variety. ocl2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14

Darrell d. Fear, W G.. Fear, Mary o. Brzzo-
lara Darrell :. cooper. 1lary T.. Iore. Ro-
bert A. sims Edward ". sims, and W. g..
Fear and W. ID. CardWell, administrators OF
John /. Fear, deceased.
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..The Confederate Deserter. {"

\ few weeks ago THE TIMES published a
sketch which was going the rounds of the
press of the Confederate deserter. IL was
In prose. but offered ample opportunity for
development by the poetic. Major j. W.
Dickinson, OF Minneapolis, Mimi, saw this
opportunity, and has faithfully reproduced
in "1he Literary Light the story
in telling verse. A note 10y the
author will interest many Richmonders
II dedicate the foregoing lines 10 my
dear little old-time friend, Miss Margie
Manning, OF Richmond, Va, the daughter
of noble Southern woman, and of brave
Confederate soldier, who lost a leg upon the
field of battle. while lighting as CALAMITY
against the Northern fOemen as ever they
did against their Southern brethren"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14
Order of Patrlcians.

Supreme Organizer Hudnall instituted
the first lodge of Ancient Order Patricians
in this city on the 10th instant with large
and influential membership, at which the
following officers were elected:
VI. +. Hudnall. past consul; j. Samuel Par
IRISH, consul; ID. :. Morrison, vice-consul; II.
NJ. Boykin, recorder; f. w. Miltz, treasurer
A. N. Richardson, vicar; j. j. Crutchfeld,
Jr guide; John Kelly, guard Il. l.. smith,
sentinel. Trustees: T. +. Minor. Joseph W.
Blanton, James Sweeny. Medical exaini-
ner, DR.. +. L. Stratton.
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Masonic.

AT the regular stated communication of
Metropolitan Lodge, No. IL, A. +. and A..
NJ, at It. Adams Hall last night, one en-
tered apprentice was made and two Yellow
crafts were passed. A-number ofpetitions
for membership were read and referred, and
a number of previous applications were IA
yorably acted on. Under the capable SUI
perylsion of Worshipnl Master j. Aston
Cabell the Lodge is maintaining all of its
aforetima prestige,
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items from the CITY on the other siie of
the River.

Items from the CITY on the other siie of
the River.
4 patent for reversing mechanism for
steam engines has been granted Mr.. Henry
+ Famsworth, of Manchester.
All the arrangements have been com
pleted for the dedication Of the new Chris
iian church next Sunday evening at 1880
O'Clock.
Acknowledgement Fisher was swim
died out of so by a stranger Wednesday.
Alexander White (colored) was sent to
Jail yesterday for fifteen days for stealing
wood.
The regular meeting OF the City Council
will be held tonight.
It's understood that large harness fac
tory Ia soon to be established in Manchester
4 rumOr is ailoat that application will be
made in a few days 30 Judge Ingram for a
charter for company with the purpose OF
building SO, 900 hotel in Manchester.
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Dog Rnn AT Him.

About 8 o'clock yesterday morning,
while standing in front OF CARRIERS transfer
Office on Main street. Major Thomas 4. Bal
lard. the deputy United States marshal, was
run against by large Newfoundland dog.
He was thrown violently TO the ground and
was taken 10 his home, near the corner of
Fourth and Grace streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14

When President Ellyson raped the Gen
eral Baptist Association to order last night.
the spacious edifice was unc0mfortably
crowded. After devotional exercises, led by
Dr. |. NJ. Mercer. the Chair stated that the
report of the Committee ON the Baptist Or
phanage would be read. DIR. j. j. Taylor,
of Lexington, the secretary Of the commit
tee, read the report, which showed Jealous
labor on the part of the Board in behalf OF
the establishing Of Il Baptist Orphanage in
the STATE
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"a Legal Wrong. -

This melo-drama will commence an en-
gagement tonight Of two nights aud q
been travelling in the south, and has been
much praised by the press, II carries
nearly all the scenery FUSED in the prodocy
ton. and IL is said TO be very realistic. es-
pecially so is the cyclone at sea and the
shipwreck scene.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14

Joseph D. firizz1am. an infant, ~ W. c.
Fear, his next friend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14
Marriage licenses

Marriage licenses were issued TO the fol-
lowing Richmond couples yesterday: Henry
Carter, Bette Smith; William Douglass.
Carrie l.. llaskins; James Crop. Frances
Pryor (all colored); Thomas i. Miller. Mary
+. Hagan; Richard w. Coles. Rebecca
Marfnp
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Much Business Was Disposed of-Re-
ports Heard.

The ministers and elders Of the Virginia
Christian Missionary Society met yesterday
morning at o'clock in the pastors study
n the Seventh Christian church, and organ
Led the Virginia Ministerial Associa-
IfOn.v
Z The regular Convention was called to or
Ter by Judge Gooch. OF Roanoke. At the close
70 devotional services the president deliy-
'fred the annual address.
Many more delegates, both from churches
and districts, We're enrolled. The Chair
Then appointed the following committees:
On Credentials for the Convention Proper
DR.. Power, q. Is. Dudley and -. :. Meadows.
Tue committee reported sixty-f1ve churches
1niitied 70 delegations.
The Committee On kesoiufions--A. Il,
{Aandlef, w. II. Young, and Judge Garnett
comnittee ON Obituaries-W. ). Cooke, l..
4. Cutler. and y. A. Cole.
COMMITTEE on NominaiioDs-B. A. Abbott.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14
Don't Fau to FAKE

In time for coughs, colds, Group. con-
sumption, bronchitis. hoarseness. and all
throat and lung troubles, that old-fashiOned
remedy, DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup, of pure
pine tar, horehound, and wild cherry.
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL bASR.
RICHMOND, VA. Oct. 20. 1890. J

GHE FOLLOWING is PUBLISHED
II in conformity with the requirement Of
the Comptroller Of the Currency in extend.
ing the charter Of this bank.
ID. +. GLENN, Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14
The Academy of Mnsic.

"The Gypsy Baron" was sung before an
other large audience at the Academy last
night. Miss Selby, in the leading female
role, gave entire satisfaction. She is hand
some, and her voice is full, round, and
pleasing.
''The Kings FOOL" romantic opera Ivy
Adolph Mueller, will be given tonight.
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Colonel G. N. BraxtOn Tells About New
port News.

port News.
Colonel Braxton, a yice-president Of the
Baptist General Association. says that there
is no telling how rapidly Newport News i
growing. From every direction be is hear.
ing Of capitalists who propose to make in
yestments in the fine property he proposes
to sell on the 2lst Of this month. The
Colonel is president Of two great land CON-
panies at Newport News. The stock of
one, "The Newport Land and Improvement
Company" is selling for seyenty-hye dol
lars a share more than it cost. The stock
OF the other, "rhe Central Land Company OF
Newport News" was all taken within four
days after il was organized. The Colonel
says: my friends are begging for this
Central stock, but its all taken" The
Colonel will sell eight hundred lots on the
2lst Of this month.
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Band of Hope.

At the meeting OF the West End Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, TO be held at
Westminster church on Monday, NOyem.
Der 18th, at half-past 3 O'Clock, Band of
Hope will be organized, and full attend
ancc is requested.
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Present IN Clark Goadi,.

Hon. James Lyons yesterday presented
Mr.. Charles w. Goddin, clerk Of the
Chancery Court, with a copy Of the last is
sue OF sharp Il Alleman's Lawyers and
Bankers Directory
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ron DYsPEPsIA,


The Perpetual Investment Company. 100
east Main street, offers the cheapest and
simplest plan by which to get a home. BE
sure to see them. Agents wanted.
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HuAfinca Caurf.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Isaiah
Ussels (colored) and Jessie Jasper (colored)
were tried for ielonies. W. }. Trice
charged with playing policy. All three ac-
quilted.
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MEETINGS.
CToCKHoLDERS' MEETING.
THE RICHMOND ND WESTPOINT
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA.-IN TIE CHANCERY
' COURT OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 18TH ID y OF NOVEMBER. 1890.
James r. Gray and William II. Palmer, exc
cutors Of the last VIII and testament OF VIII
liam Gray, deceased
against
4. j. Gray, J. Wilson Moseley AMI others,
Uefaufautl
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TREASURER'S OFFICE, HENRICO'
4 COUNTY, VA.

NDIICI TO COUNTY TAX PAlEKS.
My Office will be open November ], 1890,
for The purpose OF receiving state and county
taxes for the year 1890. On all bills remain
ing unpaid December ], 1880. the law i'm
poses "a penalty Of five per cent. aud no ex-
tension Of time % tie tax payer. See Code
1857. section COB.
All land delinquent for 1889 Will he sold
for state and county taxes. See Code 1857
section 637.
GEORGE f.. ANDERSON,
Treasurer OF ienricO county
Oc T1I23,3l ,nO1.S,I4,I0,23.2
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Change Of seht dine ON {. and o. HALLWAY.

Commencing sunday, November 10th, No.
8 on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway will
leave Richmond at 1880 j. VI. instead Of
$50.
The morning train for Norfolk will leave
at $40 instead Of $50.
4 local train will leave Charlottesville at
80 Z. Nj. and arrive at Richmond at
T. NJ
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For oyer Fiftv Years

Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup has been used
for children teething II soOthes the child
collie. and is the best remedy for diarrhW9
twenty-five cents a bottle.
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COLLEGE Y. M. c. A.
The Sixth Annual Conference at Rich
mOnd College.

The sixth annual conference of the Col
lege Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of Virginia cOnvenes at Richmond
College tonight, and continues I'M
Ill Sunday night. There VIII be
about two hundred delegates, represent
ing the various colleges in the state, and
they will be entertained at the houses of
citizens. The programme will be of great
interest TO Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton workers, and the social feature Will be
mite attractive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14

IN TIE CHANCERY COURT OF
i THE CITY Of RICHMOND:
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
ELCTRO-PLATING.

RICHMOND ELECTRO-PLATING
IL WORKS. \. 5. EMMONS, Manager
Gold, silver. Nickel, Brass and Bronze Pla-
uns done IN the best manner and on ali
and all kinds Of Tableware replated and
maoe 10 look Ike new. Stove Castings. Har.
ness aud Carriage Trimmings ofail kinds re-
plated upon snort notice. Special attention
siysn 70 foiishlng any kind OF metal.
Works: Eleventh and Cary streets.
seo-5m RICHMOND, VA.
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The Bessemer Building aud Loan Asso-
citation has purchased 100 lots, and will
have a number Of houses in course Of cree
ton i'm few DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14

CHRISTIAN < ciinIsrIAS,p.q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-14

MONEY TO LGND.-THE OLD DO
VI MlNlON BUILDING and LOAN ASSO-
ClAiION is prepared TO LEND MONEY on
CITY PROPERTY ian sums 10 suit on accom-
mOdatlng terms and al reasonable rates.
Office 1ll5 east Alain street
CAkLt1ON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
j. TAYLOR ELLYSON. President,
NORMAN v. RANDOLPH, Nice-president.
or gO-Im