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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
DENIAL BOARD.



The board convened Yesterday. The TO-.
loving appeared for examination: Drs. lr-
vn Bleds0e smith and Wray Wythe Davis.
The following resolution was offered by
| d.. lhackston: Resolved ist. That the Board
| of Dental Examiners recognizing and ar-
ursciailug the arluOus. untlrIng and indie.
liIti-abie iaiOrs of Dr. j. Hall Moore ln secur-
/ iug tAe legislation requisite for the estal FL
! li-hmout Ol said board. ami toe zeal. energy
and executive skill. with which he has con-
/ duct lle operations and transactions Of
said board. since bis incumbency of the Of
| Nee as president, entitle him % our perfect
trust, and bis official acts, % our highest
commendation, our sincere thanks, and our
| thorough approval.
Resolved ind. That the above resolution
| De- entered upon our records and q copy
furnished President j. Hall Moore. j. X.
| Woody. president protein. W. III. Cling
rich. secretary.
After examination. the candidates were
awarded the certificates Oi proficiency.
ON motion the president was authorized To-
make application for membership Of the
! board, in the National Board of Dental tx
ammCrs. aud the said pre-ilent was chosen
their delegate. and repre-. entatise with au-
thOrity iO appoint other members as dele
I F.
ON motion the officers OF the board were
authorized 90 issue permits 20 graduates OF
/ 1890. Who were not Informed OF the present
meeting OF tle board, 20 appear before any
member of the board. designated By the
president, 90 he examined for temporary per-
init % practice until the time of meeting
of the board, In August; said permit To be-
signed by the president and secretary.
ON motion. the secretary was instructed
| 90 thank Colonel John Bell Bigger, clerk Of
/ House of Delegates. for the Use Of his office
and c0urtosies extended 90 members OF the
board. The president presented a form OF
certificate, 70 be issued 10 dentists now in
practice, which was opposed and adopted.
The board adjourned % meet in Roanoke,
August OH, 1890.
DR.. Davis is a son Of II. W. Davis, Of this
city. Dr. smith is son Of Or. g.. smith, of
Richmond, and both are promising young
men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

s0NE FACTS WORTHY or NOTE
Tmt ls word "slalno at ant meant
simply rl.arer
THAT tas Horl "rivals' once meant neigh.
hlfs aao lived on ile hauk. " river
That heworl "simr'c,onr was originally
a.p.eii.pa r.on- oi honest caud0r-str4|c-t
forward ari simple. as opposed o. dupi.c.tY
o. character.
That iho word "irat," which is now O. loss
norl of contempt. was once used lu mcral
ver.e-"Oh. Abraham l.ai; oA, brooie o.
blessed saele"
That iao word "suaga in its origin s.ui
iel q y0ln- man. and on tine German court
cards -mere.g tao pas, or Knight attending
tAs .Iu. or queen.
That tle words "ra-an' and "heallu'
come from words ..-nllyng % cllurgman
u-cal.e it uas iu tho rrai districts ttat the
worship oi tAa ancient deities Vas long ESQ
continued
That ile word elliott originally mean.
only "a private person. or ONE WHO was no.
ea-a. lu public ll..less, then 10 came tl
ue applied i0 an out lei, ole who was iil
informed Oh ani Indifferent Go state affairs
and, lastly. 20 lho most l9pglea. OF all the
mentally 1llc,-I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

Mrs. Ann Jane Higgins died yesterday
morning zoo the residence Oi Der eOn-in-laW.
Rev. Dr. Jabel Hail. pastor 0f seventh
street Christian Church. aged seventy
The remains were taken tO Wheeling. W
Na..at0.3Op . Vi. for mtermcnt.
Dr. Felix 50 Baielam died yesterday
morning n Baltimore at the residence OF
his father kel.A.r. Eefi0ihe.m. The de
ceased formerly lived 900 Panama. l.. =. e.
lie Will ho brought here for burial
Carleton Burke. confined n ile city jail
was parloneI yesterday by Governor Mc.
Kinney the iaii physician having testified
that the prisoner WAS in eNiremis.
Messrs. Graysn B. Burruss and Thomas
H. Fox. both 0fthis city. VIII leave Monday
for Bristol. Tenn. whittier they go tO engage
u the real estate business.
Mrs. ID. =. Young aud daughter. M..-
Grace. Of Brooklyn. the Wife and dau-A
of Manager Dung. ol Dun's agency. a-
rived yesterday. and are d0micilod go Hotel
DDdsDn.
Mrs. John b. Ragand accompanied Dos
Mrs. George j. Hooper Jr, is spending
Easter with her boys, who are 40 school a'
Markham.
Mr. owen a. Mallory (Oid Hickory
who is af work in South Carolina. i- on .
visit t0 bis family and friends 80 Richmond
and Manchester.
Mrs e. Emmett Gregory and children
hlye gone TO- poWuaan county for th
Easter HOLIDAYS.
Mr.. ". II. Gray. Of Chicago. who nc-t
tlled the sale of Libby Prison. IS DOB tlf
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
WOMAN's WEAR.

The rage l0r velvet sleeves grows apace.
Sleeves very full and high ou the shoulder.
grow in popularity.
Ballroom gloves of cream c9l3rol sin, are
the very latest fancy
Vert % can, or water green, Is favorite
color Tor evening gowns.
Cloihcoats nannaraets. coats and p-lissss
are given sleeves OF velvet
There sa rage for tailor mals dresses Il
heavy black iailie Franchise.
Scotch stripes are o. take the place Of tar
.ans or piaids in early spring wooisus.
With tailor made suits many ladies' OF
good tasto wear cuffs and collars Of printed
percales.
Dark velvet Dire les have the entire front
Of light hrooade or OF accordion plated lace
or crepe de Chine.
Even in Paris, they say, some women
cling TO a vestigo OF the hustle, or at least
tAey oppose the straight, Cat back draperes
which are tas prevailing style 20 present.
o5o"rylilo journal
Household pets animals or BIRDS are quite
susceptible % tuberculosis. therefore. do no.
expose them % persons afflicted with CON
sumption; also DO not keep, but destroy az
once, all household pets suspected of having
consumption, otherwise they may give it 10
human beings
10 not permit persons suspected 90 have
consumption 90 spit on the floor or On cloths
unless iAe latter be Immediately burned. The
Spite Of persons suspected % have consump-
..an should be caught IN carthen or glass
dishes containing the following solution: Coz
Ios.Ye subllmate one part, water l,C00 parts
Medical Classics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
THE JEWISH PASSOVER.
what 1t Commentaries and How 10 j
Observed.

Observed.
To-day is the beginning of the Passover
which continues seven days. the first and
last being holy days II occurs m Canaan
at the beginning Of the harvest.
ON the second day of the festival the FIRST
produce of the field and a yearling lamb had
To be- offered in the Temple This require.
mcnt 0ccasionod the Institution of the leap
year. The Jewish year consisted OF twelve
moons. which period, being shorter than tlo
solar year. would. in the course Of ieW
years, bring around the month for ihe Pass
over before the grain was maiurod or ihe
lambs a year Old.
IL. at the end of the month preceding tho
Passover this was Observed 10 be the case,
then an extra month was intercalated, thus
carrying out the precept % "0bserNc the
Passover In its due season"
At this festival all Jewish males were
present at the Temple, and each one bore ana
offering proportional TO the good bestowed
upon him by his haker
The obligation 90 eat unlolycnod bread
during the continuance Of this feast is s0
binding that wh0sOcler violates the ln.
junction eXcommunicales himself from H.
racl.
II was during the Passover that the Ilo-
Drews began 90 eat of the fruits OF Canaan.
at Tue end Of their forty years of wandering
in the wilderness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

Circuit C0ur.-lleifie J.. Ilobeck % gainst
The Richmond ANA Manchester Railway
company. Jury sworn, aud after partly
hearing evidence, adjourned until today at
lno'ciock. This is an action Tor dami.,-
ln ihe sum OF $1,000 Cor the death of Mr..
iioDecAs little daughter. who was run over
hy f.ret tear last summorard killed. The
ease was tried once before and resulted la "a
hung jury.
~.~avage, Bcyeridge a Co. against LANCE
Brothers. Attachment dismissed on motion
Of plaintiffs.
suits instituted. Leigh Z. Page against
Preston belfln, >. TAYLOR >jralton. w. T..
'NishaN, Lewis ID. Crcnshaw. Jr.. e.. A..
1oodNin. and II. N. Airport. Damages
5-,Vn. This Is an action 10 recover dam
ages Tor ile cutting down of Grace street
between Filth ana Sixth sircets.
Thomas &. Bosher 4 Co. against j. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

We have specdyand positive cure for Cl-
tarrh, Diphihera. Cauker Mouth and Head
Nasal Injector free with each bottle Use 4
If you desire health aud sweet breath. Price,
90 cents. sold by B0dekor Brothers ami
II. ~. Shields s. Co. corner Oi tlltu and Mal-
nall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
ADOUBLE TRACK.
4 Big scheme Currently Reported for the
r.. 4. and 4. II. p. Company,

r., L. and 4. X. p. Company
II was reported last night that the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Raj :
road Company contemplated building "a
double track the entire length of their road.
and that the necessary financial transac-
n0ns are now being consummated n New
York.
Major IT. ID. Myers the general super
iutendent. lcft the city for New York Thur
day for several days. Ar. Il. l.. Courtney
was seen bya TIMES reporter late last night.
lie said bee had nothing 20 say ON The sub
iect. and did not know Major Myers busi-
ness in New DIRK.
10 is a well-knOwn fact that many of the
stockholders Of this company are New FORK
men. consequently 10 move of this Kind 81
in contemplation, DO viii omanate and hc
discussed in that city. Thus DO is that it is
more than probable that Major Myers is
consulting with the stockholders Of The road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
EASTER Al ST. JOHNS.
Special Offering Infant Bapiism-The
Church Guild.

NUhitu NuilOa
st. Johns services on Easter Day will D..
at II AN. They will consist Of morning
prayer, sermon, and the celebration Of
the Holy Communion.
A special effort has been made this yea.
for large Easter onertory. The member
and friends OF st. johns are requested &,
place the proceeds ot their Lonten self-le.
NAL Cor such other eifls of money as the,
are willing % make In an envelope. with
or without their names as they please. aud
% place these nNelOpe- on the alms.basin.
or send them 10 some member OF the yes
try.
In the afternoon. az $3.50. The four SUNDAY
schools of It. Johns Church meet tor Easter
exercises in the church. These Will con.
sisi OF carols. reports and an address. iu-
FAINT baptism will also bc administered.
There will be- no service at night. But or
Easter Monday the Guild. a society engaged
la clothing Sundty-schOol children. viii
hold an Easter Egg Quotation and Word
Building Party IN the frame sch0ol-housc
from 10 10 Il. NJ.
Easter Monday night. at s O'Clock, amer
service. the congregation viii elect tesiry-
IN a ior The ensuing year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

At the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Whar-
ton VIII conduct the usual meeting tormen.
Mr. Wharton has labored much among
Young men, and his talks 20 them are al
WAYS interesting. The meeting tomorrow
begins promptly at o'clock, and the young
men are especially invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

II Is wmored thai Mr.. II. g.. Berger, ol
the firm of Berger, Leaih AZ Myers, will Dee
come the sole lessee OF the Mozart Acade-
my. and that Mr.. Leath would take charge
of the Norfolk Academy of Music. Mr.
Myers last night said the rumOr was un-
true. that o. copartner,hip for live years
was formed, and be at least will NOT agree
TO dissolve until the time shall have exc
uired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

MANIFESTATIONS OF EASTER

seen in our to welcome %
IAN DC seen t Your And HE AMERICAN
0TIIING the place where shall 60 ,r.>
As remarked glimpse beautiful and most PcD % .-9
We desire to speak to MEMS SUIT ANDN AL
NFNT in and finish better a'lY
ane pncet goods can be bought eS"neI & ~ ~
any beautiful 2alo0N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

The city Board OF Excise Commissioners,
composed OF Captain W. Ii. Curtis. :.
Chamberlayne, and Fritz stterdng. were
% have held meeting for organization yes
terdaY afternoon. only Captain Curtis put
in an appearance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

ST. PETERSBURG, April i.-Ihe police at
Gatschina have discovered explosives ON
the grounds OF the palace. The Imperial
family have abandoned their departure and
will fniehthe Ienten season here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Raj
y ROAD COMpANY.


ia AlNl'A 20, loH'.
Notice + hereby given that the Hoatd of
directors has declares 90 the preferred stock
OF this company ulXit md III ono, and ONE
hall dollars per share out of tho surplu. b. e
come OF the company payable at the oillc. II
the Treasurer. On and after nfii "a. ls9O Ia
~. april ~ 1880.
The tansier ~ ,l,s Will be closed from 4
o'clock y. NJ, Az n ~ 1890, until y O'Clock
A. ~. May .. lsy ,. WV y
mhao.apl5.rs -. ''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

IF YOU want 20 see variety of styles Of
Nict0rias. Surveys, phaetons and Family
Carriages, call and see DAVID AINsLIE,
Nls. y ID and -. Ilnih stree
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

AN OPPORTUNE friend will bee found in
Dr. ID. Jayne's EXpect0rant, when racked Boy
Severe Cold, and the many Lung or Throat
Affections which sometime follow. TINS
old remedy has met the approval Of TWO gem
erations, and is to-day as popular, safe, and
effective as ever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

For this malady take that old-lashion
remedy OF our mothers, Syrup OF Pure Pine
Tar, liorehOund and Wlld Cherry-Dr.
Dayid's Couch ,vrun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

bes cen hrong OF pc o'
Yesterday the OF buying inc wei
and steady ana out o L we aI was so who lockers
~ % OURS the stock exhibited upon u" ~ ~
sneq quality and price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

Lewis and J. J.. Slaughter. Action for
debt for >2i0.li.
Bagby a Rivers against e.. IA. M0niaon-
err. Action Of debt Tor S'J3.a0.
W. l.. ,fagg against TIE hichilonu w
Railway Company. Damages. S-'VVV' No
declaration He'd.
NnDgemc court ~ Ippsals.- Moore ana
,ls. AGAINST Tripett and ais. Appeal ana
.uper-edeas allowed 10 DEGREES pronounceh
by the Circuit Court OF Shenandoah county
on the yih OF April, los3, and l1th OF Janu-
airy. $50.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Gilman's administrator. Writ Oh
error and sIpcr,cdca- awarded To judgment
rendered bF the Circuit Court Of Smythc
county on the 18th II December. 1852.
Osborne against A-hi0n's administrator.
Arueal refused % decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court OF Russell county ON the 18th
OF November. i0,l.
Green against the Commonwealth. VII
Of error refused % judgment Of the County
Court Of Cumberland county, rendered 2'd
July. l..9.
Heron and Holland against Dbrell Bro
thor-. Argued by X. ". Peatruss and VI.
NJ. Gillian Esqrs.. for defendants IN error
and judge Bergman Green for plaintiffs in
error, aud submitted.
Clrbin against Planters National Bank.
Argued by Judge Bergman Green iol
plaintiff in error.
Hampton against Hampton. Removed u
Wytheyille.
PROPERTY rRANsFERs.
Cb0nccry -Ad0iph Beutel tl
Henry Boone 23 feet ON north side Broad
street. west of Henry. 50. 100. l-Aam jenkins
90 -allie J.. jenkins. trustee, -5 feet on noiii
side Leigh street near FOuShee; Daniel II
and John Mahoney and their wives 90 " lt
! liam A. Wyatt 81 : feet ON north SIDE no! ,
street near Plum, ,1O2: James y. Pace q
A. Il. and Percy 4. Courtney. I'D itet oi
Beverly street southeast corner Randolph
Sl.l25: Il. Nimm0 Roberts 90 Thomas il
| Roberts. Jr.. -monia b. Roberts, Virginia
| Roberts. and Mrs sue 4 ~cruggs. one-siXil
interest in zs9, feet ON south side Cary De-
tween First and f0ushec. $500; Cosmus ]
/ smith and wife TOT. J.. Campbell, feet oi
south side Clay street between Graham aho
Hancock, 500.
Veuyic0 Ceulfy.- llezekiah Harris and
/ ". T.. Gilman and wife t0 W ili.am Rankin
iG feet ON the south side OF ioWnaiai
street: Rudolph kastelDorg, ~r.to itchmonl
/ Locomotive Machine Works, about } acrt'
0r ~hock0e Creek. near NeV street. f-.iW
James Levy and other, t0 Maria d. smith
| same deed heretofore recorded anuitiNii.n
Constance and Thomas r.. Moore to berklcl
Lee. 81 feet ou jaw street. near Mechanics
] vile turnpike. $40; Vt. y. saunders %
/ James a. Morris. sr iO acres on staple,
/ AlU road. $ $500: Thomas j. Smith and wife d
/ William Rlukin. l26 feet 0u William stree,
at the northeast corner of Robinson street
s21j: Joseph ilo--lcr's trustee TO Mice J.
Runn. ~ acres 0n the east side 90 OLD
/ Richmond and llcnIc0 turnpike. SLIGO.
Board of Police Commissioners.
The Board of Police Commissioners me
100 tine Office of the Chief OF Police yesterday
afternoon. Present Mayor j. Taylor Ely
son WresidenO. and Messr-. fle-, Boshef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

I WISH ~ L-l4 ~ ID ....|.
dies 0l salary, tu take tnNi-. z" ..
nr.'s at their homes cniItNf
80. . f.ht. very EsrIultInt liN D..
a. Ia king required rtfmtl.n. ...t
,yaals $40 per week. ON'a BY Is
fifos Yy references inclul. .
best we'll known p,of.r %, A.If..s
.innafl Ifit.nurE, ANA 'lt0 tNt .rLIu
,,'ib .ta,oo. Nils MAlIoN MHl' f
Feafth ana chestnut streets, LpD''''''.'
we'd. sat-. ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

Holmes. 3i2: " L. Joyncr. 2l2; a. {. Sa"n-
ders. M. ,... ,,..,,.,c 4
ue,eIcn lsG Willlain A. Loving, ltr, WE.
liam NJ. iuspin. ~. Tor rouncilni,, n ~. ~
+ Hloo,nbcrq. 90 Charles u. Baucr 10; -.
4. ,hrlstian. leG: A.. II. lctsus.vn ~,
George B. Gaines. iAs; NJ. J. Nueseni c0.-}F
"a putnam. Ig. & ". fl0scne. 10; s>Tistian
q. Ihon, lao. FOR Justices " DE Peace
George 9. Cniidrey. "a; y-|1lam Holmes
Fourth preclncl~~Ior Aldermen. George
y. nowdcn~ %@0: william y. Loving, BIO
winiaY~>1 Iurpin, 3d2. 10, Counciiios,:
Snl>I. BioOmbcrg, 40; charles r. bi .''.,,,,
s77 George u. Gaines. $50; NJ j. Mrs,,
$40: ". " Putnam. - A. ". losch', ~
/ Christian &. Thou. 22l. For usii,t .' ''' n
Peace: George &. Childrcy, no; " iiii.m -
! Holmes. So: ". D.. JOyncr' 20li d q
saunders. $40.
COMPLETE RErJ rms.
Tho following table show, the oiicia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOG
" two ine r0ur. UthDN I."r
I'D the pail. gentle suI hlu.. I.
Apply i0 a.. c. SMITH, At.D.
over county. hl. iuI-i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

The ruin oi tine people political iema-
g0eues; relief t0 heipD0ple with Dad u.oo0
a. b. G.. Alternative.
For coughs and throat troubles use
"BrOWu'. Bronchial ir0cle-.' "iner stop
am attack of asthma cough very promptly.
&C. Falch, MEANWHILE. Ohio.
For ladies' rhutous. carts. &C.. orany Fc-
hicle to le built t0 order or repaired see
David A. Ainslie.
THE ruin of tho political dcma-
gO1ues. Relief DOB. tue people Win bad
blood -"A. b. G.. AlieratiNe.'
Mr.. David a. Aiu-iie makes % speciality
of ihe manufacture OIL ladies' phut0ns. No7.
S, l0 and % Tenth street.
.---------s--r--s '-----------a-7---- o.
AatusIaiENrs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
Mis-. Vs. o. POWELL Nmsarnd Business
Manager.
Second wsoA anl sr.at SUCCESS OF
PROFESSOR CARPENTERS
MAEvus OF MlsNERsM
Wonderful nm every ni .nt thls week. at
sI5 p.M.
ADMISSION. 25and5Oc Aus.ats reserved.
Gallery. Doe. mnao-st
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Berger. Leath g. Mycfs iesscesand Managers
THREE NlGuIS AND WEDNESDAY MAT
NEE ONLY
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
APRIL 9Th, Sth and 9th,
TIE FAMOU, VT.
Carleton Opera Company
GO ARTISTS. go
In TWO OF the greatest New York Casino
Successes.
MONDAY EVENING And WEDNESDAY
MATINEE,
Genee's Charming opera
NAN . y.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
Olentach Chef DOeuyre.
THE BRIGANDS.
80 BEAUTIFUL CHORUS VOICES. go
Now Scenery. superb Costumes.
Prices. 2lc. 5Oe.. zoe. 81 and sI.25, ac.
curding fO location.
The sale Of seats begins Thursday. April 3d.
apl-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

BASEBALL. .-
ID I~i.AND pAiik. .,r
RIcaMONDS -. hENolN"t"-
APRIL liu! hFu A>n .in .anti
Admission 2oc. olhnd Si"i me-.
ON menees oelseA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90 i..
W PAIR IuloI,iei and Nar.'-.
frasses fo I,eU1fHt.. lLiIiIru'i fNr
Iow. d. b. MOORE. 800 Iui Il, NlO.
niue. rfar clay street, UPHOLSTERY.
ucf-Makcr.
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JEFfERsoN wARD.

First PrceiDct.--fOr Aldermen: George T.
R0wdcn, Ilo william q. Loving, 49,; VII
Fam NJ. lrrpin, lOi. For C0unciimcn: Sol.
f. BlOOmbtIg, SO, Charles p. B1ucf, 13l: l..
E. Christian, lO2: A. n. FERGUSON, isi. George
H. salncs. 1o3: VI j. MuS&cn. -. ". ". Put
nam. 13. a. ". kOseue loo, christian &.
1hOn. lO2. For justices II tne Peace. George
G. Childfey. 300 william j. Holmes POI. ".
H. JOyncr. ia: A. q. saunders, Oh
second prccinct-fcg Aldermen: George
y. BOwden. zi3: William 4. Loving, 1913.
William n. iurpin. POI. For COuncllmer:
Sol. 4. Bl0ombofe, l27. Charles T. briucr.
lyl. II. a. Christian, 2ss; h. A. FERGUSON
kl-: George B. Oaines, 1874, NJ. j. Mussen,
jii: "a. ", PGtnam, 80. A. W. li0>ene le3;
christian 4. yh0n, 253. For Justices ~ The
peace; GepIge Z. CDlldrey, 2y7; William j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
THE LATE PRIMARY
OFFICIAL FIGURES OF THE DEMO
CRATIC ELECTION

M~ssrs. ". ~. smith. -. :. Gates h""'''
n. Munfor,i. and Charles II. Epps >o"'-s
mated for The onces where There VI"
Opposition.
The names mentioned as the preJt>rnll
successful candidates in the sece'd edition
Of this paper yesterday proved to be cor
rect surmisc. u nj Democratic ticket Is
carried aip.c May election. Mayor Elisson
wLl>rold his Office for i~o years more,
q Commonwealth Attorney spoiswood VIII
Give way 10 MIR. II. NJ. Smith, Mr.. Lewis I.
Winston will ,acatc che shert's Office ana
MIR. ID. :. Gates will occupy b.; AUDITOR
1,,rpin. City Collector Cunningham ana
High Constable Garrison. and Comm ,'l,,
sionor of the Revenue Muniofd VIII n" 'l,,
their own. while City Sergeant carer VII
turn over the jail to 'ap"''" '"''''' 80
Epps.. NH. ..,.,ordov THE
,r,,srs uuhii.hcd the vote In every preclhcl
In the cifv except Onc-thc INST Oh 'i"s
AZ thai hour the count had not been COIN
rlcted and high noon had arrived before the
returns.
cOUNCIINEN, &C.
The following is list Of the Aldefilen'
councilmcn. and Justices OF the feace
nominated:
MARSHALL WARD.
For Alacrmen-Joscph e.. Dickerson and
'I por feancilmon-- Adam nlacont w -
rOfo. John Mann. Jr. J. X. Grimes an" y"
II For er. Justices-w. C. Bailey, John W. Goode
james i. sharp.
JEFFERSON WARD.
For Aldcrmen-Ceorge r.. Bowdea an'
,or Connciimtn- Cherries =. Braucr, l..
Christian. T.. II. FERGUSON, george d. ''''"'
"'l For Jins,iccs-Gooreo G.. Childrey, william
J. Holmes and W. D.. Joyncr
MADISON WARD. -
For Alderman John y. Cary.
FOR COunclimcn-W. Deane courtney
lanes L. Fsfritor. Alex Il. Ouigon ana )
Ear Jnsiiccs-W. y. Jones. samuel +. Nc
Gehee and J. Mack lillcr
MoNEoE WARD.
For Aldormcu-James 4. Gray and A. j.
" For 'icounciimen-w. T.. Carneal Iiolfe J.
Glover. George d. steel. Joseph W. Ih'in"
ana j. ". White. ,.. "a A
For Iustlccs-A mliosc haiiattf " Il
Graves aud William krause-
CLAY WARD.
For Aiderman-R. r. Davis and W. ,
Tor Councilmcn thomas J.. C1mLbci
Samuel H. C0ttreu. A. q. Houston 'haiIes
phillips and John 5. Ilowcf. ut.
For Iusficcs-B. A. Jacob, John u. Perm
and &. W. Tyler.
FIGURES BY PRECINCTS.
Eolow will be found the vote by pre-
cincts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

The following table shows the official
vote Of the city for the municipal officers
who had opposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

The ruin oi tine people political i.ma-
g0euos. relief to theipD0p.e wiiAbad D.ood
A Il d Alternative
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

Messrs. ". ~. smith. -. :. Gates h""'''
n. munfor,l. and Charles II. Epps No"'-
mated for the Onices where Ih''' W.