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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

Husfings C0urf.-Ihis court was en-
eagod Yesterday in fixing days for the trial
OF the cases 0n the criminal docket. The
trial Of Annie Taylor for the murder of
James H. Bradley was, ON motion of The
defense. postponed until The April term Of
the court. Also the ease OF Il. VI. Simpson.
charged with forgery.
circuit C0prf.-D. J.. Aspinwall against
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Conn
pany. Demurrer to declaration argued aud
sustained and judgment for defendant by
the court on demurrer.
%. y. Hackoit against W. T.. w airing, Jr.
Suit dismissed ON motion of the plaintiff.
police C0uyf.-W. A. Gathright. charged
with being disorierly in the street. Fined
$3.50.
Mary Day (colorodl, charged with being
dis0rderlv In tine street. Fined s..
NJ Massie. charged with assaultng and
beating j. u. Waldman. Fined So.
Ellen White, charged with being drunk
and dis0derly. Fined 50.
Archer Cooper (colored), charged with as
saultng and beating Edward jefferson. The
case continued until to-day, Jefferson not
being able 90 appear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
Richmond Theatre.

The attraction at the Richmond Theatre
tonight and tomorrow night will Doe The
spectacular mclodrama "llarbor Lights"
the most successful work of George Il. Sims
and Henry Petit.
The play had long runs al the Boston Mu-
scum. Boston, and in New York city, also I'M
London. Eng, at the Adelphy, the birth
place of so many melodramas That have
proved financial and artistic successes, both
In England and America.
The drama tells a bright story Of love i'm a
charming way, with a flavor of the sea I'm 10
and illustration of the herOsm of the Eng
lish coast guard. There are any number Of
thrilling scenes and strong dramatic situa-
tons that are heightened in
their effect by special revolving
scenery the same as was used for the New
York and Boston engagements, "a special
car being required 20 transport 10. Among
the many realistic scenes, the most pr0mi-
nent being the representation of a ship
dashing 90 pieces upon rOck-b0und coast.
while oyerhanging the water are the cliffs
from which the hero plunges into the FOAM
Ing sea 20 rescue fair maiden who, driven
20 despair by the Vaccinations Of a villain.
attempts suicide. flc deck of ii. NJ :.
Brittanic is such a realistic representation
that il would make a "land-lubOer' sea.
sick looking at IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

nETECTVE WREN DAD.
Pneumonia Puts an End to am Eventful
and Exciting Career.

and Lvciting Career.
John Wren, one OF the best known men
ofthis city, died at his residence, lnS Ross
street, at 9 O'Clock yesterday morning, i'm
the lorty-ninth year of his age. lie had
been sick for about nine weeks with
pneumonia. brought ON by exposure, and
though he did not give up till the very last.
10 was known that his end was near. lie
was conscious mp 90 a few moments before
his death, and received the last sacraments
of the Catholic Church from Rev. Father
Iieney. of 80. Peters.
John Wren was born In 1873. came f0 this
country with his parents az the age of four,
and located i'm Baltimore. In that city ne
was crrand boy, newspaper carrier, and
held other positions. AT the breaking out
of the war he entered the Confederate army.
enlisting In the Elliott Greys of Man
chester
Returning 10 Richmond az the close OF
the war ne took an active part in politics
during the reconstruction period. he was
am enthusiastic Conservative, and in the
overthrow Of the radical party acted with
considerable zeal. During the Calhoun
EllysOn election troubles Wren shot and
wounded Ben Scott and also killed negro
In balioi-bOX row during that period.
me CONSERVATIVE party coming INTO pow
err, the police force was organized and he
accepted position on the detective force.
which was under the control Of the ChiefOf
Police. This branch Of the police work
being abolished, he started an independent
detective agency, In which he was very sue
cessiul. lie worked hard and successfully
on the case of Fanny Lillian Madison. and
worked up the case OF Hillary Page, a me-
gro who was hanged for setting fire 90 Col
Frank G.. kuihn's barn in Chesterfield
county.
A year ago John Wren married Miss Far
rara, daughter of Captain Leandcr Far
rara, Of this city. He leaves no children
John Wren was considered one of the best
dressed men in Richmond. and an business
men Will remember how 10 was his daily
routine % stand in front of >chUn's Main
street store.
The funeral will take place this evening
40 half-past from II. Peters Cathedral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

AT halfpast three Yesterday afternoon in
the BrOad-slrect Methodist Church Mr..
stephen GAYLORD and Miss India Breach
were united in malrlmOny, the ceremony
being performed boy Rev. :. !, Lambeth.
The bride looked lovely in ana appropriate
costume. and is the daughter of MIR. a. NJ.
Breach. 1O2il east Leigh street.
Mr.. GAYLORD. who until recently lived i'm
New York. is the manager of the COnsu.
mers' Beef Companys business in this city.
The ushers We're: Messrs. Claiborne Epps
(best MANI. Charles ID. Hutzier Barney
Myers. Gus Malerstein, Mott and Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord left for New York.
They will in the future reside in Richmond.
and have the best wishes OF a number OF
friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
THE GOVERNOR HARD At 1T.
lie Has to stay Awake PRETTY Late 70
study Many Bills,

lie HAS ~ AA"N
study Many Bills.
Owing TO the numerous bills that have
recently passed the general assembly and
which 20 20 the governor forhisappro'al' as
rapidly as they are prepared by the CLERKS,
Governor Mckinney has been exceedingly
busy examining and signing them.
More bills have been passed at TINS SEES
sion of the legislature tlan no amy previous
session. The decided increase IN the chai-
for. for yariOu. corporations, towns ana
RAILROADS i'm the state M this session, is UNI
narallelod I'm the history 0f Virginia. Nol
onlv the clerks of the Legi aime have been
af work DAY aud nightpreparng these DIS
but fho Governor for the past rev days lA7
boon ENGAGED until two O'Clock the next
morning I'm examining these bills Tor ms
'fha session was extended three days DO
order that these bills could be prepared ana
The Governor has already signed eighteen
hundred PAGES of bills. and the number
when completed will. In all probability
reach two thousand.
Tho volume containing the Acts oi the
Assembly for this session will be- double lAe
size Of any previous volume,
The tax and appropriation bills were
hoinu nrounred last night. and VIII ne pre-
aanfod 90 tho Governor this morning Tor DOS
aunr0yal Tie former viii occupy over ono
hundred pages of the volume that VIII con-
tain the acts of the Assembly. 10 ls eA.
pectoG that an of these bills will De signed
and be- returned 90 the Legislature to-day
after which the body willadj0urn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

Senate Noon had passed before Il was
called lo order. Yesterday evening Lieu
tenant Governor Iioge Tyler and a large
proportion Of the members u both houses
I'm for home. Mr. Loyenstein has been
designatnd 20 preside over the senate iof
The fe8t 10 the session.
Today there viii be about enough ielt 70
hold the two bodies together. ana u All INC
bills which have been passed are ensfoes,e.u
evening he legislature viii adjourn sine die
before midnight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
Ricllmond's Health

Forty-one persons died here last week
nearly six day. DR.. W. T.. Oppenhimer,
president Of the Board of Health, reports
that during the week ending March l,r0rt!-
one persons died in Richmond.
Rate of the mortality of the whole popu-
lation was 2l.32 per 1000 per annum; white
population. 1875 per 1000 per annum; col
Orcd population, 1854 per 1000 per annum.
Single. white and 10 colored; married. q
white and colored; widowers. l c0lored
widows, . white and / cOl0red; unknown,
white and colored.
Males, G white and II colored; females, lD
white and IA cOlOred.
Nativity: Richmond, -; other parts of
the United States, 2l; Germany, >; un-
known, 9.
Mean temperature for the week ending
March !, 1890. 62.66 degrees; for the week
ending March ., 1859, 4l.lG.
Rainfall for the week ending March J..
1890, l.lG inches; for the week ending March
>. 1889. O.lS inches.
Comparative weekly mortality for the
week ending March /, 1890, rs white and -
colored: week ending March ., 1850, Is
white and IA col0rcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

There was a large gathering Of friends
and relatives at Park Place Methodist
Church last evening at O'Clock, ON the
occasion of the marriage OF Mr.. &. Stanley
Cook and Miss Minnie II. Smith. The pas
tor, Rev. j. Wiley Bleds0e, OBLIGATED The
ushers were Messrs. George %. Green (best
mani, IL. W. Iupman, Henry Smith, bro
Their Of tli@ bride; &. y. Jones. John a.
Wiltshire, Henry +. Winston. The bride
was becomingly attired in a lovely gray
travelling suit.
for Washington, BaltmOre, DC. Both are
Well-knOwn here In Richmond. and a large
circle of friends extend them their best
wishes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
nemncratic war.lngman.

The regular weekly meeting of the Work
inemen's Democratic Club Of Clay ward
held In Reinhardts Hall, was well attended
bv the voters Of the ward. The meeting, in
absence Of the president, &. /. Phillips, who
was I'm ATTENDANCE 40 a meeting OF the City
Council. was presided over by His Honor,
the Mayor. j. Taylor Eilyson, Nice-presi-
dent. Addresses were made by :. Taylor
Evans. l.. Lesley Powell. r. a. Garter, T..
b. Hicks. and Mr.. Jarvis. W. II. Culllng-
worth. Evan Snead, d. 5. Gates and j. lay
Tor flll.On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

communication from the onDterrtsi,,'',"
chambers 20 the surface. fully esta
The officials named are determinen ~
haust every means 10 rescue inc "'"i
fore the search is abandoned.
About tho homes OF the imprisoned men
svmpathiling noighbOrs gathered, tenderin.
their generous sympathy and by every 'It
endoav0ring 10 assuagc the griei-strlcken
wives and children by the utterance on
hopeful possibilities. 10 WAS a terrible sieh,
to view. and one which moved the stontest
heart.
ALL HOPE ABANDONED.
All hope of saving the cntombed miners
has been abandoned. and tonight the mine
Il being flooded. the damage % the pro-
peiiy win De very great. The fire had eN-
tended 100 feet nom ifs point Of origin 40
last REPORTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

There were no cases before the Mayors
Court Yesterday.
Judge Hancock viii hold court I'm Peters
burg to-day.
At the next meeting0f the Common Coun-
Gil the report of the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings. relative 90 rem0deling the
old Jail building at Tenth and Hull streets,
will come up for consideration.
The military fair closed last night. Much
credit for the success of this fair is due
Mrs. Hugh Longest. who has been presented
with pretty lamp as testimonial OF her
efforts.
MI. W. T. Pitt has left for Lynchburg, 10
attend the Grand Lodge OF knights OF Hon
or. now converting in that city.
Rev. W. A. Campbell. former pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church here, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Nellie smith, Of Richmond is the
guest OF the Misses Mayo, Decatur street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

Joseph Kersey and William Harris. while
discussing ihe merits OF candidates for tne
office Of City Sergeant Yesterday morning
rot into difficulty on lower Main street.
Hard language was INDUCED in. and lhe
combafants came 90 blows. Harris went
INTO Partnerships har-r0om. got poker.
came out. and. it is charged, struck kerey,
splitting his ear open. kersey then knock
al Harris down. and began 20 beat him.
Harris bit kersey 0n the chin. and her-el,
making him break his hold, ch0ked him,
whereun0n Harris called for help, and
kersey let him zap.
The ease was taken before Justice
Cnutchfed. who. after hearing the facts.
discharged kersey and sent Harris on 90
the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
sERlous Strikes
Threatened Serious Disturbance in th'
,.... ... 81 z al. Erie EefI,vavs

threatened Serious Disturbance in Tn"
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Haiiwav'
pur.BuRo. Pa, March News was re-
coiyod late tonight at the pittsburg and
Lake Uric Railroad depot that large nnm-
her Of s,vitchmon and hrakomcn 40 lounes-
town. o.. bad Joined the striking iiieDur-
svsitchmon a conference was immediately
called iu the office of the master
on transportation and the trouble
threatening the road was discussed. 10 was
decided t0 make all possible efforts 20 get
mon 90 I'm the places ol Che strikers.
Only three sections OF freight went ~ll
from pitishurg on the road today. onsuiu
tho strike spread amy further DC Whl ue UP
fba entire Titfebure aud Lake Erie system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

Dr. Thomas Nelson Page has established
free library and readne-room Tor boy 3
over the West-End Pharmacy. corner Of
Cary and Reservoir streets. TIE hls named
it the Rosemary Reading Room and Library.
CIV. Cecil. Esq. freight and passenger
AGENT of the Queen and Crescent route At
Lvnchherg. Va. is in tic city ON business
connected with bis line.
The board of aldermen to-day passed a
resolution ordering that the Irish flag De
displayed ON the City ball 0n 81 laricks
Day.
Sir. W. Upshur Bass and wife celebrated
their silver wedding Monday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

The "War Of the Roses" Is the name of %
brilliant bazaar and entertainment that ne-
gun at the First Baptist Church last night
Dy the Ladies' Missionary society for lle
benefit of church missions. The entertain
ment was held bon the lecture room of tine
church. which was elegantly decorated
with flowers. eyorgreeu- aad c0loi-.
The east side of the room was arranged
i'm red and represented the House of Lam
ca.fer. the "red r0so.r and the west side,
the House of York. the "Whito r0se.'
The war between them is which Of the
two shall receive the most money Tor
missions. REGULATIONS and readings were
rendered 40 admission Zee was required.
The "War' viii end tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

WREN Died. Mach Z. 1890. 40 his resi-
dence. SO. 1fis Ross street. JOHN WREN,
AZ I'd i0rlN-.nNCu NtHis.
Funeml Ills "wednesday AFTERNOON
at 3.Ju O'Clock. from 81. Peters Cathedral
Friends and atquaiutanccs oil the family in-
yited to attend
MURPHY Died. at ihe Soldiers Home.
sarch :. q. W. MURPHY. seventy cone years
Old formerly OF Company {, Fist Virginia
Batt4llun Infantry.
funeral Today ~ 10 o'clock. no Holly
wood temolory. Services by d.. VI. ID. Hoge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

About 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon
very exciting and remarkable runaway 0c-
Cured. A horse attached 90 "a buggy be-
longing tO Colonel John Murphy, that had
been lofi standing no bis hotel. on ihe cor
ner of Eighth and Broad streets, suddenly
became frightened and ran away down
Eighth 40 very rapid speed. Al Cary the
animal turned ald ran down 10 Aintbi mere
be- turned up Ninth and ran mp 20
Main street and into wagon stand
ing0p the street, and was caught by Dir.
Phelix keegan, who was passing. The re-
markable feature of the accident was that
the animal neither upset nor injured the
vehicle or himself In amy way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

The assistant clerks Of the House Of Dele
gates presented Colonel John Bell Bigger
with handsome parlor lamp Yesterday
morning. Dir. A. A. Christian. in feeling
words, presented the gift as token of their
esteem and appreciation OF their employer.
aad Colonel Bigger responded in "A brief.
appropriate speech.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

This rs beyond question tne most success
fnI Couch Medicine $500 have ever sold. a.
few doses invariably cures tine worst cases OF
Cough. Group aul DroucnIfI.. while ita Won
derlul success, boz ihe cure ol consumption Us
without parallel in tne history oi medicine.
since lfs lrsf discovery IN bias been sold o.i ga
guarantee. 20 test which uO Their medicine can
stand. lf you have "a Cough, we tnrul siIT
ask yOu tO trv it Price. 90 cents and 81.
sample bottles lree. sold hy Boieker BROTH
ers and d.. 81 shields 81 Co.. corner Oi Filth
and Marshall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

The quickest line t0 Norfolk is via Peters
burg and Norfolk and Western Railroads
two hours and forty minutes.
Solid trains. without transfer or delay.
Au trains arrive and depart from Byrd
street station.
Leave Richmond at 9.iO A. VI. and $3.50 J..
NJ: returning. arrive at Richmond at 1910
j. NJ. and 900 r. VI.
Office, 00l Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
cRUsLTYTO ANIMALS.
A Case ofyi,isection Discussed and Dis
missed.

PHILADELPHIA. penn.. Mar. l.-Mag.s-
troto Eisenbrown to-day discharged from
custody DR.. Benjamin r. shimwcll' who
had h.oan arrested on charge of unncces-
.orv cruelty fo "a dog. Dr. rhimwcll is
domonstrat0r Of surgery i'm toe Medioo-
Chirurrical College. and bad recently, in
thn course OF his lectures before the
Students. made oH abdominal dcmon-'fa--
tf,n of yfyiscctim On 800 cinef/en
dor The warrant for the c0ct9r'- arrest was
-,,0rr ont by officers Of the society FOR me
proyonfion of Cruelty t0 Animals. Defense
,,e- made that the operation was made ODD
fho interest Of science. and the magistrate u,
AMER hearing the evidence dismi''eo inc
ease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
LIE wllKEseARRe DISASTER.
Futile Efforts to Rescue the Missing Min
ors From he shaft.


ors From The shaft.
PrrrsBURG, PA, Mar "A special 10
the Times from Wilkesbarre, Pa, says:
1.-The rescuing party that went down the
stanton shaft this morning after the seven
miners shut in by lire in the mines yester-
day returned shortly after ] O'clock
without making any new discovery
They advanced some distance, be-
yond the point reached early this MORN
Ing. and came to the point nom which they
could see the light Of the blazing tunnel,
hut could proceed no further. Along the
Nay they made ihe most careful search iol
any trace of the missing men but without
avail
AMER the return OF tLe searching party
Mine Inspector Williams AMI ~uperinteud.
cnt Morgan Of the stanton mine, entered
the cOiliery alone GA 4 private in'
vestigation. They We're supplied with
lamps. nd had every means Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
AMENDMENTS.

Mr. Campbell offered as a substitute to a
resolution of Mr.. Burkes, that the c0nnec-
ton road, by the accepting Of the extension,
discontinue the Use OF the road after April
., 1921.
The motion of Mr.. Glover 10 refer TO the
committee on streets was lost-ayes, D;
noes, 40.
Mr.. Phillips stated 'h,' promises made by
officers Of thc fuat were not worth the
paper thew were written 0n.
Major Myers. iuarsNtr I'D a question, adj.
mltted ihe iact. he stated thai be could
nor Give away a SHARE ~ The stockholders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

Sir John Swinbune, of Caphent0n, New
castle upon Tyne. the famous English Lib
cralist and ex-member of Parliament, is az
the Hotel D0ds0n. sir John was here some
weeks ago. aud stopped 40 the Exchange.
When he left he went 20 Charleston, 5. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

LONDON. Malch 4-.lhe election in the
N0rth-street Pmcroas division of London
resulted boo fhe return of Mr %. II. Bolton
lGnd.t0n.ml hF vote of 203i to Z0i' iDr
Mr. Graham (JnionisO. The result Is re-
gardai as % popular endorsement OF ihe
Liberal position and contention regarding
The report off the pameIl commission That
itisa verdict of acQulital for tine Pameliiics
and "a conviction Ot inc Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

Yesterday evening, about 6:40 o'clock.
fire was discovered at Mr.. Wallerstein's,
2ii east Grace street. Station No. was
notified, and the men from that place went
around and put out the fire without turning
in an alarm. Damage SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

The body OF "A white infant was found on
lot yesterday near Roland and Cary streets.
Two magistrates had dispute as 10 who
should bury the body, and II was finally
agreed 20 bury IL at expense Of the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

G.. W. Murphy, aged soventy-One years.
died yesterday al the Soldiers Home. and
will be buried to-day at Hollywood, the
Rev. Dr.. Moses ID. lioge conducting d.
services. he served 10 company CHS
Virginia Battalion Of Infantry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

You CAS- BREAK UrA BAD COLD by the
timely use of Dr. Jayue's ENpeeiorant. an
Odd and popular medicine for sore Lungs
and Threats. and the best of all cough
remedies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
Legislators Leaving.

There was noticeable lack OF members
in ,hc halls Of legislation yesterday NJ the
aouf appointed for meeting. Ten o'clock
Vac TIE time set for tae assembling Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
THE IOWA ssNAToRsHIP

senator william -. Allison Reelected on
First Ballot.
DIES MONIES. Iowa, Mar. f.->enator
William b. Allison was to-day reelected 90
the United states Senate by the Iowa Legis-
iafure. Each voted separately. In The ,en-
ate the vote stood. William j. Allison
fronl. 81. J.. Besi0w ldem.) I'D; William
Lafrabee Farmers Alliance can1idatel' 3.
ln the House Allison received 3O votes.
Best0w 3D.. and Lauabee %. This gave Aili-
SON q clear majority. and obfinied ihe nee
cessitv of % second vote being taken In .oint
So. sian
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
TICKETs.

+. The City Committee shall provide
printed tickets 10 the number of $1,000. con-
tanning the names, in alphabetical order, Of
all persons who shall have announced
themselves. or been announced by their
written authority, as candidates for the Do
eitOn named. 20 the chairman of sand COM
mittoe on or before 4 O'Clock Il. NJ. Of Tues
day, Apri, lst, 1890. There shall be printed
at the foot of each OF said tickets the fol-
lowing words: "The person voting this
ticket hereby pledges himself 10 support
the nominees Of the Democratic party at the
ensuing general election" No other ticket
shall be used at said primary election, and
II any other be used IL shall be discarded
in the count of ballots, as hereinafter pro-
Nided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

6. Every voter shall vote for one candi-
date for each Of the city offices and the full
number Of Councilmen. Aldermen. and
Justices Of the Peace 60 be nominated in his
ward. and no more and no less; and every
ballot found 30 contain q greater or lesser
number of names than those 20 be nOmi-
mated or found 10 contain the names of per
sons not upon the printed ticket hereinafter
mentioned, shall be discarded in the count
Of ballots, as hereinafter provided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
JOINT MEETING.

a resolution was adopted calling a joint
meeting of the Board of Aldermen and the
Common Council To- elect five James river
commissioners on March 10Th. no $50
o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
WEATHER FoRYcAsr

"A'niSqroS ID. g. Nar f-r.
"' yirsinia and North carona. s.
weather; warmer Wedno,i.v r...
ing' winds shifting 20 norhuosf.-i. ...
much colder Thursday morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05

Mr.. Phillips said that Doe hoped the ordi-
nance would not pass that the road had
diero4a-0cd the rights OF the people along
the route. and be was not in favor of the
lessees of the road (Richmoud, fredericks-
burg and Potomac asking for the extension,
but wanted the company itself 20 come
l0 the Council and ask for it.