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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
RAILROAD DISCRIMINATION
Opinion Ola Heavier Dam Depot Man on
the Subject,

''f Thhfftis
A correspondent Of TmE TIMES at Beaver
Dam Depot sends the following:
see an effort made on the part of the
Richmond Chamber O, Commerce and the
railroads coming into Richmond. TO increase
the trade of the city, through there great
arteries Ofcommerce. Now we would call
the attention Of this honorable body to the
terribly iHcOnscDicnt time table on the thcs-
apeake and Ohio railway. From stanton or
Charlottesville and all Intermediate points
YOU can only get TO Richmond once
day. IT'S true there - q night train that
goes by ~tauniOn and Charlottesville some
time In the night, bat only on the train that
reaches Richmond at3P. NJ. can people that
can't set up al night 20 town. And they
rum the accommodation train only TO Han
over Junction for the convenience, we pre-
sumo. Of our two legislative dcad-head mag
mates, while the inhabitants ot Louisa, Al
bomarle and parts of Hanover above Both
Wcll.r and where many VINO originally
built the road. are lett out entirely. "ihe
accommodation train" has been running
Of and on (mOre on than OH for forty years,
and considerable trade I'm butter. eggs,
chickens. etc.. has been built up, and has
helped those engaged in 4 as well rs Rich
m0nd and the railroads very considerably.
General " icknanl, VINO hdd more lIit'tit"i
sense about railroads, as well ~ oihtr
things. than piles Of these lanAee and
Western. wOuld-be-Creat railroad bosses.
after disseminating 1.-THE accommodations
restored il. and left il at the time OF his
death as paying part Of the railroad syS-
tenn. Richmond loses much in the custom
Of country people and in the trade of the
way-sidc hick>ters, by disseminating "ihe
accommodation" During such inc0nyeni-
ent schedules, why don't the railroad com
pauies do something? Certainly The Cham
Der Of Commerce should see 10 this great
loss and Inconvenience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
AMID TIE Dust CLOUDS.
PLEASURE SEEKERS UNPLEAS'
ANT EXPERIENCE.

,to,,y wind storm 90 Hundreds Of Per-
sons Were Riding and Driving and
,yc,c Caught I'm the Hain-Excitiug
scenes.
ItNos not sudden storm, hut many per-
SONS were caught in it suddenly.
Individuals particularly sensitive to at
mospheric influences felt early in the morn
ipp Yesterday that change Of some sort
ia tbe weather was brewing. Sensation
welded 10 conviction, when towards sum
down raggcd-edged. gray cloud rose from
,be southwestern horizon and slowly cfept
mp the sky.
Many others. however, did not mind TINS
appearance. and so set gayly forth to ride
or drive thcrcseryoir, the Soldiers Home
og through the pleasant hy-ways, to be found
..itbin fcwmilcs oftho city. For them ana
for hundreds of pedestrians IN klchhvnu'
the storm. which had been gathering since
..,n o.riock wa. sudden when il broke al
O'Clock. 900,
First came a lively, little breeze, cool
and ipyig0ratiug. Just strong enough q"
make fha fresh garments OF the utD7 3''i,
a-0utfer,nr. Then the clouds dropped
nearer the Garth. changed from gray u"
sirkly orccn. and from them came % nor
,sfut' aunihilatin1 lhe work of water carts
fan n,i-hb0rhp0ds fortunate enough ID pos
.a.s Them. and 6iling the spaces as hlgh a'
Tine second stories 81 dwellings with dust
haze. ..,,,. r,.... ,.....,,,..
IL was right ia the middle Of Tins connie
.f.n fhaf fla throngs rcircaing from lht
ttfll D. 8
c'r live or ion minutes the scenes were yer!
lyc,tine. Vehicles of many kinds dashcd
nlri,u.ly eastward. their drivers hardly
able 10 soe because 0i the dust beaten mo
n,air ewes. Nurses ran their bapN
carriages tranicaly along the sidewalks
and over tho crossings. ln some instance,
narrowly escaping horses suddenly turned
around c0ucls. Ladies and Gentlemen
soueht shelter iu friendly houses ana pant
ine,yith excitement watched their III 'iu-
Whiri hy.
No.tor the pca-ure-scckers had time 10
reach home before the d0Wn-pour came in
ih.yrakoof the dust. But some were mot sn
fortunate. and their condition was -.itf
WHOM .th.y appeared. travelling raWdit
tis-0,l.h raif-drors. Riders were drcnchco.
and streams of water ran down their horse"
smoking sides. Occupants OF cari'-
were pretty well protected hy wafer PROOFS
hgt some IullrS o. tine h1N mao met suth
pleasant time. Whore oiled SUITS were
lacking they were thoroughly 7oaHeu, ana
one driveI ya- noticed calmly sl,l.- p"i.-
neado in tlo rain. DIS mat h''ih- -" d o''
or having loon placed where lhe MOISTURE
would not spoil it- sheen.
And the "l-l0lj-y ou-sos' were as "ouii-
ant as usual.
Liehtuin- and thunder accompanied tnlf
.,fn which had ceased falling hN 'llt t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14

aud disorlerly. ana fast and rccklessly driy-
,,,~ h;s horse over the child of :. tohen'
George Herbert, charged With assauitlhs
a,a threatening to shoot Charles Roach on
the street. Required 10 pay costs. IN.
W,lliam Harris tcolored). unlaWinil!
t,,,snassing on the premises OF Peyton ~,
Tins and taking one hog. The complainant
was required 60 pay costs.
Charles Roach, disordcrly In the street,
REQUIRED TO pay costs. 90
William Ceilings (cOlorcd), drunk. -
curity required IN the sum OF 500 iof 'h''l
days. ,r....,,, and
Rachel Coleman, Alice Twyman anu i
MARY Woodbridge (all colored), hgn.'ns ~ ~
the street. Security required IN the SUI" vi
500 for ninety days. IN. o..r,.;,,,
George Herbert, charged WIN carr '"s
concealed weapons. case u'si"'Ss'"
Hasfings Copf. ~ Adolphus N. i,.
charged with robbery, was irieu auu ST.
fenced 20 the peniionilary lor hc !'''''
Court meets at II o'clock tins morh'ns'
f,boaccrv court Charles l.. Branvh
oualiiied as administrators OF 'ull9
nranch. with will annexed. ana as aul'llu.
,stratOr of sarah \. Branch, IN thls Vo"'
Yesterday.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
yTc.yjco Cou,fts-R. B.Chaiin TO Henry
IIutzler 80 feet ON east side Carter street.
near Winder. $500; james u. Elan To g.
Herbert Funston. 80 feet on norm sac
Cedar street, near Baker $l0o.
cbouce,., Ccur.-C. II. sutton. trustee
% Tdifh Ggtcwo0d. IL feet on street De-
tween NIunford. Gilmer, Leigh and VIII
liams streets, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14

The ladies Of the Hollywood Memorial
Association will meet in the Council Cham
her this afternoon for the purpose OF con-
ferring with regard 10 the proposed CONVEX
sion of the JEFF Davis mansion into Con
feIerate museum. The resolution offered
by Mr.. Hill in the Board 0i Ai9eIiheh MOI non
,J,v night was Joint resolution, and viii
have 10 De acted upon by The Common
Cnuncil before there will De any action Of
the joint committee, COMPOSED OF J nance
aud Sch. OILS. This resolution anticipates
The transfer Of the Central school building
and grounds TO the Virginia Historical 80
ciety and the Southern Historical society,
thus bringing the transfer within the scope
Of the charters reference, 70 literary puF-
,,oses Major Capers forgot that the resO-
luton was joint one, and also that me
FINANCE Committee was mentioned brsi,
Syhen he said that there would be meeting
of the Joint committee to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
or INTEREST TO sEAMsN.
Changes IN Charts of waters OF Nirginia
aud Seieilb"rhood.

Tho United states Coast and Gcodeiic
survey has issued lis notice 10 mariners
and the following changes will interest
those who use tine waters Of Virginia and
it, tributaries:
IdgvidHd. Baltimore Harbor En-
fronre Chan,c in Buoy. Wreck and Buoy
prmo,ed- black can buoy. No. 4. has
been substituted for the spar buoy formerly
shown 10 indicate the beginning of ihc turn
nom Crnighill Channel into the New cut
on Channel.
inc wreck and II. :. buoy. formerly ind
Gated So Of mile T.. y. T.. T.. frOlh
Leading Point Light has been removed.
Tirgi1f0.- Cape Charles Light Vessel
Buov Moved. the reel nun buoy, known
as the Marking Euoy. and leitered &c. c."
has been moved o. a position 6-iD OF q mile
N.E.by T.. from thr Light Vessel.
Chesapeake Bay Enirance.-Buoys
Moyed.-Thc black can buoy. No. I. former
In indicated to ths s0uihcastWard of The
south end of the Tail 90 the horseshoe
Shoal. has been moved To q position O.
miles y. ". d y. from Cape Henry Light.
and 2-lo miles E.}4 :. from IhnmOlc
Light.
The IL. :. nun buoy. known as the juno
ton Buoy. has been moved t. 20 position
40 miles y. \. ". = ". from Cape
Henry li.ht. and rs miles S.. ". from
Cape thafles Light.
Elizabeth Riyor-Bush's Blum Shoal.-
Experimental Bcll-Buoy Placed.-An eX-
perimental bcll-huoy has been placed near
black can buoy so. % ON the east side Of the
channel i'm Elizabeth river.
Chesapeakc Bay.-OH Wolf Trap Spit
Sboal Discovered New bu0y.-A black
spar buoy. $40. o. q. has been placed OIL the
l..... a.H "a .NH
covered to the southwark 0i the spit. Tine
buoy bears I mile, =. =. J.. = J.. nom
Wolf Tran ~pi Light. and ~ miles y. t..
p T.. from New Point Comior Li-ht. The
sn0al will be examined as soon Us pracu-
cable and En- zine meantime masters OF YES
sells are cautioned not % pass to the west
ward of the buoy.
Chesapeake Bay.-@miih's -Io.nt.-O.d
Tower Deetroyo ihe old lie.It tower Oh
smiths Point. mouth oil the Potomac river
no i0ncer gu ad FOO uayigai fn. haNin-
been destroyed durn2 % recent Storm.
Anrh TnrDfipu.- tr0tar sound
Wreck Buoy Removed The u. :. BUOY,
formerly marking q wreck 3 l-.u miles =. H..
J., l.. from Cr0atan Light, hls been removed.
The wreck having shifted into eh0ai waie
othe westward ct tine channel. whore 10 BE-
no longer obstruction a. uffi cation.
llaiteras inlet, hHu-e Jon BUOY rod
nun huov has been substituted for the red
spar buoy 40. $40 Oh. northern cud nl lh.
channel. rs mile, F.. g.. J.. J.. from j. i-
.Ora- Inlet Light.
O.ac0kc Inlet Change in puoya-e.--
Numerous change have been made iu ih.
0u0yage oi This inlet. and master, oiNos-e..
3rrcautioued to follow tAc buoys as t1ci
are found.
Beaufort Entrance Change in Buoyace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
MORTALITY OF THE CITY.
rorty-ono Deaths During the Week End
ing May 10th.

The report of Or. ". r. Oppenhimcr-
president Of the Board Of Health, shows
that during last week II deaths-l9 "h'le
and - colorcd occurred in the city.
Couse of death: Aucurism abdominal
aorta. / white: asthma, 1 white ana col
ored. a popleXy.2 white; brfghts disease ]
colorcd: cholera inlantum, ] whiiei con
gpsfion Of brain, white; consumption d
white and colored; commissions, IMAM
nile. / white and cOlOrod: debility. zen
oral / cOlorcd: diarrhUa, en-, ! culoicu
dysentcry. ch. c0lorcd; cutcrO coilus.
colored: fever. typhoid. I white; heart di'-
ease. . colored: necrosis spine. white; olu
ace. white. paralysis. white ana ] cor
ored: pneumonia, / white ana . coioicu
nyclitis. I white: tuberculosis. j co.ored'
Unknown. white and coiorcd; whoomns
cough, = colored.
Temperature: Mean temperature ioI
week cnding May 10, 1890. i2-oi a. ;rrea'
for week ending May ii, 1850. "o-;'3 degrees
Rainfall for week ending May I'D, $500, 100
inches: for week ending May u. lo'0,
inches
Rato: Rate mortality Of whole popula-
ton. n - per 1000 per anuum: Whilt POI.
.0lafion. 1854 per 1000 per aunum; co!Oroo
1pulation, 300 per lU0O per annum.
Sex and color: Males, l3 white and u
eolored: females. g white and co!orcd.
Ace: one day 10 80. > colorcd; ! month {,
&. white and 3 col0rcd; e months 90 IT,
colored: year 10 8. ! white ana " coioi,u.
3 years 10 ,, white ana colortd; % !e"I.
10 10. ! cOl0rcd; 10 years 10 ~. ] WINE an.
1 cOlorcd: 30 year, 10 I'D. ] Wnilc ana 81
colorcd: 80 wears to i0. colorcd; $40 years q
-. coored: ~ years 10 SD. "hile ana
ID. "A. d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.
nnnua. Meeting of the Company-Onicers
Reelected.

The annua. meeting of the Hollywood
Cemetery Company was held Yesterday
evening at 5o'clock in the Circuit Court
room. Among those present were Dr. :. J..
Willis. Messrs. 4. Bargamin, Lewis !.
Bossicux. John Dunlop, Louis Booker H..
4. Wherry, George ID. Peasants, anu J.. -.
Starke.
Mr.. Il. G. Wherry was elected chairman
and Mr.. II. T. Brooke secretary. The re-
mort of the President, Mr. \. Bargamin'
accompanied lbs that of the superintendent,
MIR. Hooper, was read and filed.
The report showed the affairs of the COM
psny to be in prosperous condition and
siyes in detail the improvements that have
been made and are now in PROCESSES at the
Cemetery. The report OF the Superintend'
.nt. also contains number OF valuable sug-
,,estions To the Board, which if carried ont
will rebound TO the credit of the Company.
rrhe report Of the secretary and treasurer
xyas presented from committee fOdnd correct
and filed. Mr. 4. Bargamin was reelected
nresideni. The old directors, eleven IN
number. were also reelected, after which
She meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
MANChEsTER MATTERS.
\ Quiet Day in the BROOKLYN of iich-
moud.

! Quiet Day in the BROOKLYN of Rich
mond.
,,....i..
1t is Registration b"!' liver! """'i'
terrain voter who has moved from ono ward
49,. ,..,,., .,t,ood f., Iii. transfer If ll..
u" dno''''i ''''7 -,, ..,......
wishes To exercise lhe Il-i, vi 1'',ii
Manchester oNp0''s c'e'' man
dut{; u r..,.,.,. ,..,..i,,;o. ,,,,-
GA company b' o"'il '-, .'..,.,, a.
airy. EXPECT 10 turn oul my VIE -" ~,
occasion Oh lhe uhSel'l'- 90 ,.' '',..','
ment. Al leasl lhrle are nii, 9"l
members ana ~ i- cNle''eu az, WI '",''' -
pate. Ihey VIII meet hloUh.'',, "l l.'' n ,'
kei house IN Nahch.''I, a., a, ~ ~ u' '''l
and VIII go over I'D lH'iN'V"u i'
The iouoWlhS j. inc "'"7,.I I"ll VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
Funeral of Mrs. Cooper.

A very touching funeral ceremony took
place Yesterday ut The undertaking rooms
ol Mr. l.. 4. Christian ofer the remains OF
Air. / II. Cooper. who died suddenly IN
The Capiiol- square Monday. Dr, I. y.
Bmlkley. Of New York, conducted
The services. Captain =. W. Cunningham
sang with great feeling and tenderness
the hymn ave Shall Reach That Better
land All the New York friends Of The
deceased who came on with her, were
present. as well as number OF ladies and
Gentlemen Of this city. Mr.. Cooper, who
arrived from New York this morning, was
also al the funeral.
TIE pail bearers were &essrs. lhohnas
Potts, John 4. Mayer, j. Weisieer, g. VI;
WYATT. T.. l.. Powell. j. II. Wyatt and
CAPTAIN y. ". Cunningham. The body wac
taken North on the C.ij train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
In the Courts.

Police C0Uu.-Albert Holmes (colored),
charged with breaking in the day Time tue
dwelling-hoGse OF Edward '. valentine,
md stealing one pair OF shoes the value Of
ss, The property OF Henry l.. Valentine; two
nair of trousers, the value Of $50, the prop
..rty OF James NJ. Valentine; one vest, one
pajr of shoes, value Of SIS, the property OF
Willie Grey, and one breastpln, the value Of
SIS, the property Of stewart Wood. sent on
10 the Hastings Court.
Moses Preston (colored), charged with &c.
soaiousIy assaulting and attempting 10 kil
lsarfbenia Walker with a slung shot. Con-
finued until May 2d.
Charles Jackson (cOIored), being drunk
Fined ~. ,..,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
~ TIT VII"|II. - '"T'' :
4 nl.iNrh. GLANtE.


ono milton 6 the stock will remain in
The trssnfy until such time as The stock
holders may deem advisable % dispose or
an, pari VI Same, for the betiosmcnt ~ the
company; and IL Is quite possible tbit b.
may never be placed On the market Ht al.
The one million stock. or such part ~. IS
not already spoken for. is now offered Tor
sale. The books are opened at iho b1nS o.
-. +. kagey a. Co., Luray, Va. where H.
NJ. Kerr, treasurer, will receive ard re-
ccipt for all moneys. and the company re-
serves the right 30 close the books amy time
before the fuli amount Of the one million is
sold.
Twenty per cent. must bo paid ON sub
scrpton: twenty per cent. in thirty days,
and the balance in equal payments in Blk
ard twelve months. with interest ON Two
last payments. Subscribers nave the ighi
10 anticipate any or ali deferred payments
when certificates Viii Dee issued.
Subscribers 10 stock will when half of
the subscription IT, paid iu. have tbc rgnl
90 use their stock in payment ON lot pni-
chascs. when immediate possession Oh lli
will Doe given. and deiDnd payments Do
any, treated exactly a. though 70 were STOCK
subscription. for instance. when ihe lH-.
two payments viii have been made. good
warranty deed VIII Doe given in lieu OF ccrii-
dcatc.
The company purpose laying ONE ana
hcautiiy in- and developing The properly Tor
the stockholders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
Advice to Mothers.

Alrs. Winslows Soothing syrup should al
WAYS be used when children are cutting
teeih. IL relieves the little sufferer AT once,
IL produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the el.ld from pain, and tie little cherub
avakeS as bright rs a buttOn.' 10 Is very
pleasant TO taste. 10 soothes The child, soft
ems the gums, alaNs all Pain. relieves wind.
regulates thc bowels, and j. The Jcst known
remedy fof dinirhua. whether arising from
ioC,hing ~ other causes. Twenty-Five cents
% botti.. lu In, SAW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
,wto Cure Al skin Diseases.

Simply apply "swayne's Ointment No
Internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch. all eruptions on the face.
hands, nose. &c. leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. It's great healing and
curative powers are possessed 10y No other
remedy. ASK your druggist for swayne's
ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14

The white vote registered yesterday.
through transfers and the new names 81
parties who have become Of age since the
last election. throughout the city. as far as
was obtamablc last night, showed a con-
siderable gain over the c0lored voters. In
jackson " ard about an equal number OF
White and cOl0red were registered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Neturning-Do-
Ing Vii. md That.

Mr.. Charles r.. Mason, editor Of the West
cra Tobacco journal. Is ~ the city.
Judge Henry ". rloumoy left the city
last night Tor Bristol. liewill pick up ON
his way number 81 gentlemen who VIII 60
with him. 10 Doe present ai the sale Of lots
on the 18th, 10Th and 18th instant.
The Rev. DR.. stuart, If the Fourth Pres
bytolian Church. Def. last night for Ashc-
willie. y. C.. where Dee Will attend the Cen
crh Assembly OF the southern Presbyterian
Ghurch.
General Bradley +. johnson viii ride "a
fuo b'odrd mare in the parade ON tbc -ith,
.nt fof thc occasion 10y Major Walker OF
chesterfield county.
Charles II. Branch qualified Yesterday
IN lhe CAancery Court a. administrator OF
lip cstat, Of TWO deceased sisters.
Mr.. u. IT. George Fiizhugh, of Froder-
icksburl. was in the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14

Isitnot worth the small price OF 20 cents
% free yourself Oi every symptom OF these
distressing complaints u you think so o1i-
1T cur store and yet la bottle 81 Shilon's WAL
izer. livery bot ie has printed guarantee
nu il. Use accordingly, and IL 10 does YOU no
GOOD ID viii cost YOU nothing. sold by 40 ile
ker Brothers and -. u. shields * Co., corn
of Ffftl and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14

Lines, chocolate syrup, Imperial" milk
shakers. rotary" ice shayers, line squeez-
ers. soda, acid, ginger ale extract, fruit
Juices (the best, rock candy syrup, pure va
nilla, lemon and all other ilayOring eX-
tracts, together with all kinds of soda loun-
tain requisites, at Owens 4 Minor Drug
Company, opposite the postoilice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14

The question was asked Yesterday, can
not the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad run its cars on Broad
street as they did during the eXpositionf
II SO, ii would bc great accommodation to
he travelling public. Thousands of people
could be transported 10 within square or
two of the monument if this were done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14

The fayorite Virginia steamer, Old Do
mni0n, has Just undergone complete
Oyerhauing. Her speed has been improved
TO fourteen knots and she has been newly
painted and rcfurnished and is now ready
for summer travel. she leaves the wharf
every tuesday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14

Don't run The risk u Your cold vo,iir,
vol ~ Itself you may thereby drin U,.
condition favorable 10 the development -,
some laioni tendency. which may rIfa ,,,
years Of trouble. Better cure yonr caf 4.
once. with fhe help % Or. -. Jafnfs D..
reci0rani, a good healing medicine fr .n
coughs, sore lungs and ilr0ai-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14

Since TIE passage by the Legislature of
fhe law making II incumbent upon those
who take out charters 70 pay for them, the
state has taken in over Slc.OOJ for the same,
ana the market is still brisk. The cNecu-
ton Of the Excise law has saved the State
nxer ElOD.UOJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
President Mayer Dcnie. ihe Report.

BALTIMORE. Mp. May 3.-Prcsident
MAYER. of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
This morning said: "loumay say as coming
.1m mc that there i- n1 truth whatever in
ls ruu.r that negotiations OF ANY sort are
t.ndug between tie Richmond Terminal
orauy other company and ihe Baltimore
and Ohio inr any a. tAe stock owned Joy tie
.f.rof Baltimore or Tie Garrett estate. Ia
o.h.r WORLDS tacrc is no foundation for the
ruulr."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
RECEPTION TO STANLEY.


LoNn1S. May 90 THE reception gwen
to Henry ". Stanley by the Corporation Of
the city or london. in the Guild Iiaii To-day,
wa. fh. .ranlU-t of au tha demonstrations
that have been midD iu honor of ihe Great
explorer since bis arrival here. lh.
speeches which We're delivered hy several
nl.mher. cd the municipal government,
welcoming stanley O. tDrion ANA con-
6rug upon hu. the ir"Du. 90 oi iAe citi.
were. of lie most .ul.-i-,ic character. 4
nrge number Of iadie, were 300 attenG-
ance and paid especial attention 10 the
quest Oi tAe occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
scoTcHIRlsA CONoREss.
4 Great Body 90 Assemble i'm Pit'sburs
TnI- Month.

| 4 Great bnu} 20 H-~' hi"i' ''' 'N"''8
Tn. Month.
... l... ...t
Coi.Jom w. Ec1ols. secretary mus s'"'
tine nn0win- invitation 90 Tie llAiE-.
..N-......,. ,.....t cord,qll, invited FOB attend
'' 81 t,..l. So.
inc second l. ~ '. .i 81, l.',rt..,
ciclt OBJ America ','in d. W ,',-''.,..
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