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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

r-ROoM house in southeast part % city 20
4 trade for house or lots IN north paTt 81
city
IN acres. two miles from city on gravel road.
~ sl010s easy terms.
7-Ro0M house and corner lOt on Center-si-.
only $3.50. worth la9J.
NEW .t-4oom Eat i0r sale al bsrgSin- VIII
~ trade FOR vacant lotS.
MONEY TO LOAN ~ ant per cent. on g.it
IL edged security. Percy Snyder. - Canai-st.
/ OTIS near Easi-st.. only $50. terms - casa.
IL baiance SIS quarterly without Interest
I HAVE choice business blocks Tor sale On
Il Canalst. and South DlYisi Ion -. VII pay
per cent on Investment.
IT WILL PAY parties wishing 20 m axe in-
4 vesfments TO cal and look over ny li6t be-
fore purchasing.
PERClS SNYDER
IS Canal-st.
Jelephone--..--...-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best IS cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

We do business on cash basis. aud
can afford to sell a good article on
small profit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

THERE have been few men in the con-
sular service of the United States so
well equipped for his duties as the late
Eugene Schuyler. He was an accom-
p.ished scholar, master of the intri-
cacies Of the International law, and a
forcIble writer. His death removes a
competent and useful officer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

4 HOME OK AZ INVESTMENT thst wlu
a sacrease ta Va ac esefS seNi xee cau haze
- paI clsAs ~ . sat of 5 helSF aisd iof 81 0ur
C.slfs sf-. l,sissoE-st- Or tieAtb safa plat 80
c9T lines nUl Beer CHURCHES schaois eou4
drisy THIS opportunity prices slt teisas a.
bai.all.s. or oeo- \. DAVIS Ne. tzD&l-si
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

LrQR -AEE-Ny nsw iarGe 6eass an Tsrrses
49, neArlS Ceal 1txtfa. 41t Nafth $50
5rsr fss ssls Tor Sfkts l4fEt Fzrsor lzll -
flss-rs.ern. ainiaaE sroau SAa kltchea - t,ea
rusus bathroom. bel S1a ee.a n2ler sgxfsl -
~ agpi. .ealaa f1l k-osti tAe soi aiaut ~ -
frarf en fae rFcNl 81 sac terrace uitb flsf
sfeN ef Eae cIty. Is wortt sasN fisaee Il b
ehsnsu. Lscysro hloek. eornef II ftAsi sn6
NtsaHarit2 1ll4
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23
WAITED goARDEEB.

WANTED-B -Bosrders and rcomers from e 81
" 90 salo prr wetk. 40 East tulton-st ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23
Lily white FLOUR

Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa-take no
other.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23
xEs1 Es1ars err.

IKFAAT u 0aaI is > fS@seAak,le 0asf fer = let
VI - ass bossss Al ths ceraef ~ 49,
- 49, i F.ssrsf ave oNHET = = o..n -. -s.s.r
40 i tsgeaa - sell 1. ;. fsOFia
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

ChIrFoRv rs tn mines bid fair to
help solve tle problem OF American TIN
plate and Independence Of England's
factories.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

The great West. that spoke so many
good words for jts metropolis. when
struggling % secure the World FAIR, Is
now snxiOusly watching thatCity, TO see
now It will handle the great enterprise.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

TmLMAN. the Farmers Alliance
candidate in South Carolina, takes a
grim view of the pleasures of cam
paigning in that State. He has ex-
pressed his belief that the Bourbous
Will murder him before the campaign
IS over. such things have happened IN
that vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

FOX SALE-G0od hotel. in good location. q
good 1--we tama, near depot. address =
dubois. Fremont. Jlch. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23
~ EslhTE-OogkIRY.

FOR SAil-iotel a. Nation Juaetien. or
exchange for ansthing, a. Tree from sn-
cambfalct b!s b4rg4ia. Address Or. Neoa.
ara, bratUs. Aleh. IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

WANTED Help-ilxrResf fcr agents. ca Gt
" once 1na secure territory al haMe A
nlmaeF az coed cAIsdsSrFs 81 both sexes
wanted iMme eaiateiy II "a tl4ney-st-. GRAND
Rapids. Mich. 1lT
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

ELN sAL&~Iuiis sells his keeses - iasf IS
BE ear Eei thea aoue. Wy Beeaus- he
builds 81 81 the sesi sife7ta aid sells caesp ~
LlF-e. tteFaal aeuSe ca laea lcarf Eill S4lsia
81 - per ll8ntn. ~ Eoem kisusF GA Callsse.
ave- fitb Solfh 81 LegAu tfsN ~ 81 per
niolft. afuem Eolse QE p Save o. lhe
hiI. uy Ihonas si- sSse o. ,5 I.fg u.oufh.
Lots o. Paris. la.e1e hr2abaTa Rbd South
I tnlan-sts-. Deag Haa, -. sst0 ana SOL Charles
VI. 1pits. LeGy2rs hiook Pear IL. entrance
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

I OsT-Wfu the parties she fock ssk um-
- breilA fooIa the Nefth Park ear euuGag
please felura - q. e. leastock's once aEa 10
c8estioas @,-l Do asset, -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

WAAIEb-A young unmarried man 20 act
" &s nurse. Apply o. person 81 y. :. DAVIS
5; Soldiers hoEle hospital ID
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23
HELP WANTED MALE.

lNANfEL-An active young man with Some
w expcneaoe Ia dry goods Apply - ~.
y. SeLaplc. manager. - sa4 ~ West Bridge q.
~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


I QSI-sladsg rlght betueen Sweets Hagel
n aud lake -tsare Geunt i.9ekrt ts,ak cau-
taini1g - and di4aas "a q "a sill pay So re-
aA-a So Eae fet4rn 81 tbe plogerty. Onisn
Credit Csl1g@oH, Fssm u. " iaalc9lab b0-lGlaE
~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

LDh SALE-Raa ard let s'S Crsseant-svc. 4
~ eXebaaGe la part Tor eity propfgiE
4lQUEe o. the premises. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23
aELP WANTED FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wAATRD-MALE.

TVANTED-Most any kiud OF work by the
w day. J. v. box !. this Office. %
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

IEANTED-A good wood turner az Neawass0
w furniture factory. Converse Mfg CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23


t'Oh sALE-0a Broadway mile from clty
tlaiis. Owe ilgs vita "a an acre ~ good
gaf1rE sull y .tn eAct. John &. QG4Kley Co..
lumber ofnos South Liy Sloa-St luis y
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

TOR RENT-Furnished ed rooms for 4 ght house
Keeping, on the ground floor. ~ Bartlett
ST.. opposite :. DiYision-st. school. 2)6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

The bearing of the old couple toward
each other when the husband was nearly
an octoeonarian and Che wife not lar be-.
hind him was that Of the OLD school
Mr.. Davis was as deferential 20 his wife
as if she were presiding at tournament
i'm the olden time. Mr.. James icdpati
once visited the Davis home at Beausoir-
and thus spoke Of that home liie'
"Mrs. Davis is several years younger
than her husband, bat does not fear {,
sneak Of herself as am odd lady. She j.
quite as noteworthy parsonage as hei
husband-a woman of large brain AND
great heart, highly educated. Of marvel
Gus insight into character, with The rar
est conversational powers. bright. brill
liant. witty and sympathetic. Dir. and
Mrs. Davis have been married forty
years: but their honeymoon does mot
seem to have reached its FIRST quarter
vet and certainly there has never been
an eclipse I'm its history IL WAS delight
ful 10 be q witness of their mutual aiicc
ton and to hcarthe address oachoiher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

The Swedish Laps live entirely wi,n'
nv and upon their reindeer. a LapP WIZ
owns a thousand deer isa very ricn man
but as taxes are assessed upon the mum
Der of deer, he is inclined to unoef eS''
mate his herd. The most dangerous enc
nv 10 the herd Is the wolf. who, II as
posed. can kill thirty deer in a night. q
band of wolves can make n rich l@pf
poor "a,
When the snow is deep and SOFT ana II
il announced that wolf tracks have been
seen in the neighborhood of the deer the
swiftest runners on snow shoes prepare
for an exciting chase.
The wolf may have start OF mile OF
two. but the track it leaves IN the deep
soft snow is so prominent that the hunt
ers can follow it at ttieir best speed. lh'
wolf. though he may run fast. has Dut
slight chance of escaping the short men
who. on snow shoes, rush through inc
wood. dart down steep hills, and jump
from lodges several yards in height
Each hunter does. bis best 10 ou.run
the others. for the wolf belongs TO the
Lapp who strikes the FIRST blow. AZ
soon as the leading hunter is close enough
TO the wolf. he gives it a heavy bio"
across the loins with his strong spiked
snow shoe staff. II there Gre Other
wolves to be pursued, he killsit outright
if not. he disables IL, and waits till ai
the hunters have arrived, before giving
the death stroke.-Youth's Companion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

Capt j. b. Timbcrlake, o. the x. a g..
railroad. has travelled Two millions Of miles
and hauled four millions Of people during
the thirty-hye consecutive years i'm which be-
has been conductor. lie has never had am
accident in that time, and never So much as
"a rcprO0l from citherof the four supernten-
dents under whom he has served Mr.. Rufus
Horton. engineer ON the same road, has been
running night and day for over i0rty-one
wears. and never had a mishap.
An emigration agent in Charlotte told a
reporter on the Chronicle that be wanted 90
establish settlement i'm Woodruff county.
Arkansas but that be will take emigrants
lO Mississippi. Alabama, or other parts Of
Arkansas lie says that he wants 10 So
cure sd white families. and viii take any
number OF negroes. from 80 10 800. Farms
provisions, and railroad fare are offered on
the same condition. upon which 30 many
have already gone.
The people of Macon county are greatly
interested in the building of "a railway from
Franklin. the county seat. 90 Iallulah Falls.
Ca, or tO some point ON the Western North
Carolina railway.
Valuable brOWnst0ne and iron ore have
been discovered in Montgomery county. The
railway from West End tO Troy win pass
near the stone. the quantity OF stone being
immense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
HsNDERsoNs INDUSTRIES.
Bright Prospects for Tobacco-New Ware
houses Finished.

houses iul~Nths
UFNDFRsON. y. c., January 81 ope-
cial. The holidays were exceptionally
auief here. the warehouses an being closed,
and little. il any. trading was done pri-
yatelv. The warehouses were all thrown
omen. however. on the I'd instant, and Fri
dav. while the receipts were not rs large as
they have been recently. Still the charac-
Ter of the breaks was the best seen for
some weeks. largely made up from
t0baccOs from Nash county. one farmer
sold 1880 RCunds. for which he received
check for Ss022.1j. showing an AVERAGE OF
1850 for all grades.
There has just been a good striking sea-
SON. and the prize houses that were recent
ly crowded are now ready for anOti or sup
ply. and as the farmers have had good
week for shipping, receipts will doubtless
Dee heavy next week.
Mr.. II. /. Daingorfeld. the efficient and
nOpular cashier of "lhe Bank Of liender-
SON" who has met with such remarkable
success in his recent adventure in the smok-
ing tobacco business. feels that ne is war
ranted in seNcrng his connection with the
bank and dcSOting his time exclusively %
the Henderson Tobacco Company lie
will Doe succeeded as cashier by his brother,
Mr.. A. b. Daingeriield. OF Fayetteville, ~.
H..
Colonel William II. G.. Burgwin's hand
some tobacco factory having just been COM
uleted. his manager. Mr.. Butler, arrived
This week with large force of experienced
hands from Reidsyille 10 take charge OF the
same
The new storage warehouse was completed
November ]. 1850. with "a capacity OF about
1000 hOgsheads; but as 10 is already about
hlled an assessment will Dee made at once
t0 double lbs present capacity.
Wood a Wright. prominent civil engi-
neer. from Boston. Mass. are now at work
0n the survey preparatory 10 putting I'M Wa
tar-wOrks. A line of seven miles Of pipe is
now proposed 10 Dee run through the town,
thus well protecting the business houses i'm
case Of fire. and enabling property
90 get insurance reduced 0ne-half0i present
cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

Officers of Manchester Court. so. 6s T.. L..
OF a. have been intailed as follows. Il. g..
e.. Moore. Justice; T.. e.. ID. Farmer, past
Justice; b. NJ. Robertson, clerk; r.. r.
Robertson. herald: ID. j. Weisiger SER
geant-at-arms; a. H.. simmons. constable.
John J.. III. treasurer. Trustees: =. r..
Owens, W. J.. Robinson, Allie b. Farmer
At regular meeting Of Marshall Court
40. o. l.. J.. OF A.. the following officers
We're installed for the ensuing year. Past
Justice. ". III. Williams. Justice. W. g..
Grantland; Clerk. J.. - Jones: Treasurer.
James J.. Phillips Herald. W. l.. Vincent.
>argeaut-at-Ams, jaime. r.. Harmon: Con-
stable, W. +. fauklln. Trustees. WI.
Lynham, ". NJ. Wade and James j..
ereamer. This court meets the first and
third Thursday nights in each month.
Grace Court so. 30, T.. l.. of A.. have
installed as follows. Past Justice. Harvey
J. Carey; Justice. Ramon ID. Garcin. Clerk.
Henry spear; Treasurer Ramon Garcin.
Herald. samuel Ii. Br.ster, >orgcaut-at-
Arms, Albert =. Naldrup. Constable.
Charles l.. Clarke; Trustees. Cornelius y.
Clark, III. Carey and Richard T.. Floum0y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

Police C0uf.-iI e.. Perrin was charged
with beating his mother. MIS-. Perrin i- "a
very elderly lady with hair white as snow.
She was badly beaten about tine face, which
was swollen and discOl0red. W hen the
lady cried for help. Mr.. ko-h entered aud
he was Knocked down hy Perrin. The fine
was $50 and costs. which Perrin being un-
able % pay he was sent to jail.
circuit C0ur.-Judge Guuter. of the Ac-
comac circuit, arrived in the city yesterday
no n a. VI. for the purpose of holding "a
special term of the Circuit Court OF Rich
m0nd for Judge Wexford. The object OF the
special term is 90 try the suit of D.. T.. HUI
bard against D. Thompson Brown a. GO. i9r
$1,000. a jury was summoned for T. NJ,
f0 which hour thc court adjourned.
Rcassemblin. at d O'Clock. there We're
found 90 Doe qualified jurors present.
six more being needed. fhc sheriff was in-
-iructed tO summon number out of whom
the needed sis could be obtained. Twenty
constitutes "a iull jury. from which eight
re dropped. the remaining twelve trying
the ease. THE court adjourned till this
morning. There /. "a formidable array Of
counsel in this case. The plaintiff is repre-
>onied Dy Mr.. Edgar Allan and Ne--r-.
staples and Mmf0rd. THE defense by Major
A. X. Courtney and Colonel W. W. Gordon.
Before Judge 6unter arrived, Judge Well
ford entered 400 order dlsml-sing one small
suit. lie also appointed Charles 4. Taylor
trustee of Richmond COmm1nderF NO. %
knights lemplar, in place OF J.. l.. Bass,
deceased.
Huffugs court William Cahcll. charg-
al with breaking into The house Of/. W.
pickrll ion the night time and stealing an
umbrella and Olorc0at. Convicted and
sent 90 The penitcntIarv for five Years.
Emanuel Bank 0ii0s Hawkins (colorcd)
for breaking into the iuuk-shop Of j. e..
smith and stealing articles. Two years in
the penitentiav. Alfred Carter (cOl0red);
iel0ni0us assault. Acquitted.
Ch0HccrY Conn.-Mr. a. Il. Gum
qualified MS administrator of the estate OF
Regina Gum. deceased: estate valued al
$50.
The jury in This court in the ease Of The
contested viii of Warner Christian rem
lored verdict yesterday that 10 was the
true win and testament OF the deceased.
lhe contest was made by certain heirs VINO
had not been provided for in the Will.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
CkonccrV Couf.-City of Richmond Co
Hugh A. McCurdy. 3j feet ON Twenty
street ltaX title-docW. Sljl: Charles W.
Goddin 90 Hugh A. McCurdy. 3jls
feet ON east side Twenty-sixth between =
and q; also 30 feet ON east side Ihirtieth
between % and j. OlX title-decd). S3.Os;
Edmond Griffin. deyi-es t0 James y. Ram
Kim. 33i5 feet on east side Seventeenth ne-
tween Baldwin and lOWnes. improved. 5000;
T. WILLIAM lomDeriOn and wife % Edward
~. Marahle. 40 feet Ou east side Eighteenth
between Broad and Marshall. $1,000; heirs
Alexander g.. Robertson t0 William w..
Braucr. Zis feet On Baker. northwest corner
kO1ue. improved. slUbiu. Henry i. STRAIT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
The Proposed Masonic Orphans Home.


The.Manchester Leader announced yes
ter,lav that Mr. Ben. =. owen, Jr., had De
come the sole owner OF the paper. MI: :.
\. Gilliland will 20 into the job prlhlinH
business on his own account.
Yesterday afternoon Judge u. X. Neiiioi9i'
Major A. X. Courtney and Mes-rs. -.
Thompson Brown. David J. Neisieer' J Vln
= Elicit and other directors OF the pfviyse
Masonic Orphans Home, went over 20 s"n-
chester. The object Of the visit was ~
accept an invitation Of repre7enta'llss
Of the Southside Land Company WI,
wanted 10 show the committee FOREST hili
Park on Woodland heights. The commit
tee were In charge Of Mr. John -. H'''i !,
son. manager OF the company ht' ''i.'9 80
Bradley and others. The location OF 'ni7
property is not lar from Mancne'iei ne'i
the Richmond and DanNille hallfoad' anu
contains many beautiful sites for an or,
phans' Home. The committee have looked
at "A number of sites near Richmond OF
Manchester on the railroads. ana VIII de-
eide later on which tO purchase.
Justice James NJ. Perdue held the May
or's Court Yesterday. Mayor Attkisson beng
"a lsent. .-
Isaac Russell and Robert Perkins (both
colOredl. were fined each $50 and costs TOT
using vulgar language about the ownership
of "A ring. While this case was ON tii'l
Perkins said that the Richmond police
wanted Russell. The second police-stHilon
was teleph0ned. from whence 10 was learned
that "a warrant was IN existence for Russell
he was held until a Richmond oiIicer ar
rived and carried his prisoner 90 Richmond
William Hill and -allIe johnson We're
lined each $3.50 and costs for engaging M
rock-battle. Jim Derby, vino struck sallle
over the head with piece Of iron during
the r0ck-battle. made good his escapo-
Monday night lamp exploited al ,ne
residence of Mr.. 4. n. Fitzgerald. corner OF
Porter and Eleventh streets. The hanes
were extnguishod by the use Of blankets,
and no damage was done.
The dam Of the fishing pond OF the Man
chester Association. i'm Chesterfield, has
broken for the third time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
bright PROSPECTS FOR TRADE
AT HENDERSON.
Matters OF Interest In Raieigh-fhe "ee'
Ing of the Farmers Alliance at Oxford
The GaIIows Ready for Parri-h-"'"''

Matters OF Interest In kaieis" f"'
Ing of the Farmers Alliance at Oxford
The GalIows Ready for Parri-h-o'her
Notes.
RALEIGH. y. c., January 7.-lspeciai'l-
The United States District Court con'eneu
here yesterday, Judge Augustus seymour
presiding. Judge Bond is expected 70 Ar
rive here in a day or two, and the Pullman
palace car tax case will be heard before
him. This is case involving lnter-S'"'e
noints. The Pullman company claims ex-
emption from the state tax because '"e"
cars run out Of the state.
The announcement is made OF the engage
ment Of col. Thomas W. Strange, OF VIII
mineion. 70 Miss Florence Rogers, OF
Marysyille. Cal.
Mr.. y. b. Broughton left here this morn
ing for oxford, where he will be a delegate
Of the Farmers Alliance at a meeting TO
be held there Thursday in regard 70 taking
steps 20 fight the cigarette tobacco trust.
Atamass meeting Of the Baptist denomi-
nation here last night 5000 were raised to
start a fund for the Baptist Female Univer-
sitv If placed here. This amount was sub
scribed by DR.. Thomas +. skinner The
institution is to cost $4,000.
The gallows on which J. &. Parrish is to
hanged Friday were completed to-day. Up
70 the present there is no indication thai
the Goyerner will interfere in his behalf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
FISHERIES COMMISSIONER.
Recommendation in Ills Report to GOV.
eruOr Mckinney.

Recommendation ina His Report to Gov
ernor Mckinney.
DR.. John 4. wilkins. Jr., commissioner OF
fisheries Of Virginia, has semitic GOvernOrMc-
Kinney his annual report. which was sub
mittcd yesterday 90 the House Of Delegates.
I'm the report, which Is very lengthy and
full, are many interesting facts and sugges-
lions, not only regarding the fisheries in
Virginia. but also in 0Iher States.
Or. wilkins again calls attention 10 the
continued decrease in the catch and the
value OF the principal varieties OF one Of
the most important articles Of commerce.
The run OF Spanish mackerel during the
years since 1873 has been on a steady de-
cline. and fishermen are filed with dire
msgiyings about the catch in future. In
1879 the total number OF pound nets was
51l. and their product. including the men,
baden, was $l,32O,9J0. The increase in the
devices for catching fish since last year is
about . per cent, and the increase in the
value Of the catch is about per cent?
"Ihe wise policy of the state " luld seem
10 lie not in the restriction of the number Of
actual or would-be fishermen, for whom
there is scarcely another occupation. or in
the adoption OF long close season for such
fish as come annually or pass through eur
waters 10 cast their spawn. but in encOur-
aging artificial propagation Of the salmo-
nidae aud cyprinedae by private individuals
In the many streams and ponds Of the State
and by liberal appropriation for the propa-
CATION and preservation Of the anadrOmous
and pelogic species that constitute the chief
wealth Of the tidew9ter section.v
The report discusses the subject Of Span
lsh mackefel at length, and the scarcity Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
Iohn nrlrht.. ramh.tane.

The gravcstono which now marks th1
last resting place of John Bright, iu Tia,
Friends graveyard at Rochdale. IS rc
markablc for neatnesi and simplicity
and just in keeping with what Doe desired
SHOULD be placed nc the head of the
grave Of his late wife. 10 Is white mar
Die. but only two feet six inches in length
and two feet IN breadth, horlcrod with a
plain groove all round the margin, and
the lettering is of plain English charac
ters, the wording being: "John Bright
died March -. 1889. Age. - years.
This simple record aud uuadorned stone
lies horizontally at the heado OF the grave.
and soft green grass now covers Che De-
mainder A similar slab OF marble, ol
the same size. now marks the place by
his side where his late wife peacefully
reposes, bearing the inscriptions "Narsa
ret Elizabeth Bright, died May l3. 1885,
Age, 81 years. r- Now York Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

Rev. Frank >tringicllow. tine famous
private scout under General Il. l.. Lee. is iu
the city. the guest Of the Rev James Il.
Funston. Mr.. >tringiellOw is a line
preacher. and never fails 90 have large con-
gregatiOns 10 hear him.
W. T. Haynes, sheriff Of King William. T..
4. VI. speck and W. G.. Watts. sheriff and
deputy sheriff Of Augusta. and j. NJ. Nc
Farland, treasurer u Augusta, We're at the
Capitol yesterday.
In compliment to the performance for the
benefit of the Retreat for the sick. the
Tuesday german will take place Monday.
the 18th, instead OF Tuesday, the 18th.
lhe TIMES has received "a handsome cal
endar from y. W. Aver a Son, Of Philadel-
phia.
Major b. +. Eahle. Of the White sulphur
Springs, is at the Exchange Hotel.
There will be a very important meeting OF
the Powhatan Club Thursday al l.. NJ.
Mrs. William 4. Powell. proprietor Of the
Richmond Theatre, is very in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
Death of Mrs. Cowardin's Father

The death, in Baltimore, Of Mr.. Henry
MOalc. father Of Mrs. Charles O'B. COwar-
din, Of this city, was announced in the sun
Yesterday. He was educated at It. Mary 3
College, and when eighteen years Of age en-
tered the Office of White a Elder, one OF the
earliest importers of teas and coflees. sub
scquently he formed partnership with
George NJ. Gillett under the name of George
VI. Gillett a Co., and was afterwards CON
nccied with several importing firms before
ne engaged i'm the brokerage business. lie
had been for about 1--WE years trustee oil
the Cathedral, and was born on Mulberry
street. opposite NAT edifice. He was q
grandson Of Ellin North, the first female
white child born in Baltimore. and son OF
Colonel Samuel Moale, at one time a we'll
known attorney. lie married Miss Elder,
"A member Of the well-kn0wn Baltimore
family of that name, and a daughter last
year was married at the Cathedral a.
Charles OBJ. CowaTdin, Of the Richmond
Dispatch. A widow and six children sur
yiyc him. lie was member of the Mary
land National Guard and the Old Volunteer
Monumental Hose Company, when these
organizations were in existence.