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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

The Committee on the improvement o.,
James river held It's regular monthly meet.
ing yesterday afternoon.
The Committee on Cemeteries paid a visit
20 River Cemetery and inspected the nro'
sress of the work there.
me committee on First Market held ite
regular session, and the principal matter
before II was the consideration Of the fol-
lowing ordinance, which has been consid-
cred by both market committees Tint ma
person shall sell or offer FOR sale. at retail
any fresh meat, fish or oysters. durin1
market hours, within one hundred and GffV
.aiu7 along any street, or streets. Of the
grounds comprising the First and second
Markets respectively ANY person VIOLATING
inns section shall be liable TO a line OF rof
less than hTe, nor more than hfty dollars
ana upon failure 20 pay said fine shall ba
imprisoned IA the ely jail not less than one
nor more than i've DAYS. Another nrovi.ior
makes the ordinance operative only after he
lst day Of May, 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
Personal Mention.

Oscar J.. Edwards was the recipient d
/ genuine congratulatiOn Yesterday at th
victory be won as president Of the Pilot As
ISOLATION. Hon. William LOyenstein. th
author Of the bin 10 prevent cOmnulsOr
pilotage, assured Mr.. Edwards that he hai
beat his sword into pruning hook, an,
would never again raise his voice agains
Che present pilot law. This Is significant
by reason Of the fact that Mr. LOyenstein II
a hold over Senator
President Lyon G.. Tyler. OF William ana
Mary College, williamsburg. was i'm Nh,
CITY Yesterday, and was warmly greeted by
il5 old friends and constituents here. who
watch With interest his public career.
DR.. Lafierty will dedicate Pleasant Grove
Church, Amherst Circuit, on sunday. April
9Th. lecturing on Monday, the 1th. III A. NJ.
10 the CHURCH, and that night at Amherst
Courthouse.
Dir. II. j. Laube has been chosen 10 rop-
resent the Richmond Musical Union at the
convention of the National League of Au-
sicians, which meet, in Cincinnati i'm March
next.
T. J.. Courtney. Jr., Of the firm Of smith
~ Courtney, lei the city Yesterday ON an
extended southern tour. Mr.. Courtney goes
as Tar south as jacksonville, Florida.
Captain James Gordon McCabe. Of Peters
burg. and the Hon. George G.. Cabeu Of
Danrille, were at the Capitol yesterday.
Hon. Richard G.. Marshall, the boldest of
The bold Democrats. in the Second congress
sional district, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. j. ioFkston. OF New York city.
was in the city yesterday.
Judge W. +. Rhea. Of Washington coun-
ty, visited the Capitol yesterday.
Colonel Option J.. Boyce, Of Clark county.
was IN the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
GENERAL LOCAL EVENTS.
CLOUDS VEIL AN INTERESTING
PANORAMA TO AVE BEEN.

The sale Of tho Exposition Srou~df-i""
Happy Couples OF Int rest over the
utv,r-In Halls of Justice Notes About
Town.
An interesting panorama was Diiieu '0'
Richmond last night.
Rain clouds prevented the people from
seeing II. but ike the fireworks ana gen.
eral rejoicing Of the Mikado 1t was there
lust the same. Astronomy is too exact 10
nn. as Columbus well knew and as Ameri-
cans have experienced ever since.
So with safety it may be said that the
following celebrated programme was car
ried out 10 the letter-namely, the conJunc-
ton Of Saturn and Luna. Here it's;
"About o'clock. when the moon ana
planct come fairly into view, saturn VIII ~
nearthe moon on the South, althOush uoli'
win be i'm the easterly side Of the irinailen' .,
In the s0utherly side Of the sky tne spienulu
constellation Orion, with its brilliant stars
pefeioemse and Rigel. will be seen. Be
tween these and saturn the flaming sirius
me brightest Of an the "fxed stars VIII pe
4, view Higher above the horizon tnan
saturn. and near that orb. viii shine the
beautiful star Regulus, the brightest ORD m
the constellation OF the Lion. sun hlsner
than Rcgulus. and farther 10 the sOuih-
ward Procvon. Of the constellation OF the
I'csser Dog. and Castor and Pollux, Of the
Twins. will appear, while the celestial PIE,
ture VIII bo completed with AldeDaran, OF
fbe constellation Of Tire Bull, 10 the north
and west of the Orion, the group Of emsller
Stars constituting the Pleiades still iurthei
fo the westward, with the brilliant orbs Of
the Bear east 0fthe Pole star ana nose Oh
the Lady i'm Her hair west Of that iuinin-
ary.' s.....,;,,,
The spectacle was well worth wiinessins
without doubt. But il WAS not witnessed
here. The moon was behind the clouus
when She rose. and by Q o'clock it was m M
visible. and the rain was dropping genu,
upon the up-lurned faces Of the Wouid-D'
| astronomers.
Tho ground hog Of lIenrico county is
moor barometer and must yield % Genera
Greelv. who flashes the message ihai a col'
wave may be expected some time today
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
MANCHESTER NEWS.
Personal and General Items Prom Our
Sister city.

The Richmond and DanyiIle Railroad
Company are considering the building al
their shops OF "A r0und-hOuse capable OF ac-
commodating a hundred engines ut tiine'
This means. Of course, an immense pulla-
ing. and, in the event Of its crectioh' the
present rOund-hOuse will be used ms repair
shop.
CITY Engineer Nelson is now directing his
energies 10 the improvement OF Decatur
street. A large amount Of new curDing 1as
arrived. and he is laying OF the lines ior the
setting oft. ~,
The case OF Walter DickersOn (colored),
CHARGED with engaging in the melee at the
railroad crossing Christmas I've nighl
came up before Mayor Atkinson yesterday
morning. The prisoner was fined hiteen
dollars and required 10 give twenty-five
dollars bond 10 keep the peace for twelve
months. In default Of this he was commit
ted % jail.
Mr.. Edward II. Peplc is quite sick at his
residence, Twelfth and Stockton streets.
The newly appointed state assessors be-
gan their labors yesterday, starting with the
First ward.
Captain Joseph Hobson. Of Powhatan,
was in Manchester yesterday morning.
The telegraph poles running up Everett
street have been cut down, and the wires
removed thereform.
Mrs. DR.. A. ) McRae left yesterday for
Texas, and her daughter, Mrs. Embry, for
H0llins Institute.
The series Of tableaux for the benefit OF
Mead-Memorial church will take place in
Leader hall nc an early date.
The Free bridge is still in a very bad con-
ditiOn.
Rev. William Robinson, Of Chesterfield.
who was stricken with paralysis in Rich
m0nd sunday and taken 20 his home Non
day, is reported As improving.
Judge Hancock held a term Of the Peters
burg Circuit Court yesterday.
Rev. John J. Cl0pton Of this Gig, Is in
South Carolina.
Judge John H. Ingram, Of the Hastings
Court. left last night for Lyuchburg, where
he will hold court for Judge Diggs, Of that
oitv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
KlNG-TAYLOR.
Marriage at st. James'-The "Lohengrin'
March.


No other event could have caused more
people 10 gather together in II. James
Church than did the marriage yesterday
evening Of Mr. George Il. King and Miss
blanche .. TAYLOR. All the pews and aisles
were crowded. and az g o'clock. the hour
for the ceremony, every entrance was
blocked except the middle aisle down
stairs. As the bridal party passed into
the church-the ushcrs leading IN pairs the
little maids Of honor preceding the bride aud
groom. the choir overhead sang the bridal
chorus, Faithful and True from Nag-
ner's opera. "Lohengrin."
Rev. DR.. Peterkin, rector of the church.
and Rev. Preston Nash, his assistant, were
the officiating clergymen.
The bride, who Is the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. John o. Taylor, looked
beautiful I'm an exquisite gown Of white
China silk. trimmed with silk fringe and
Duchess lace. she wore an imported white
hat with ostrich tips. pink roses
and maiden hair ferns. Tie
groom is in the sumac bu siness, and is the
proprietor Of the City Mills. in Rockets.
The little Misses Lillian and Minnie laylof.
who acted as maide of honor. were dressed
i'm white dotted tulle over white aatin. FOL
lowing is list Of the ushers: Messls.
Uaine TAYLOR. Walter Is. Marks Robert X.
Harrison. Walter 4. Mercer, William Payn-
ter and Edward j. kemplen.
After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. King
took the evening train for the North. where
they will visit Philadelphia, New York ana
Niagara Falls.
The bridal chorus was rendered by the
choir. Of which Miss Taylor is member
under the direction 0f Nr. ". DaDell True
man. Following were The SINCERE. Miss
Daisy Armistcad. Miss Annie Bali. Miss
Helen g.. PoiteauX. Miss Josephine llarra.
Miss Robbie minor. Miss Fannie sparrow.
Miss Minor Dashicll. Mrs. NJ. b. Ramos.
Miss Williams. Miss Eliza Van Lew. Miss
Lillian peticll0s. Mrs. u. g.. L00kerman.
Mrs. ". Cabell Irueman. and Miss Ihomp-
son: Mos-rs. a. y. Jones, Thomas Garrett
John ID. Newman. A. r. Guigon, and
George Il. Ifucman.
Upon their return 90 the city Mr. and Mrs
King will reside at 40. 520i4 north Fifth
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

The funeral Of Miss Susie Preston Die
Dowell took place yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock, from ihe Monumental Epis.
c0pal Church. The funeral service was
read by Rev. DR.. John b. Newton, the rector
0f the church. assisted by Rev. Preston
Nash. assistant rector of ST. James Church.
The ediiice was hlled with friends of tha
young lady. Quite "a number contributed
handsome floral tributes attosiing in this
humble manner the love and esteem that
they bore the deceased. The procession 90
the crave in Hollywood was very long
one, and the pall-bearers were. Messrs.
George Bryan. Aston Cabell. James J.. An
dcrson, Moses ID. Hoge. Jr., A. =. Watkins.
Blythe ". Branch. Harry G.. Scott. Jr.
Alexander Cameron. Jr.. and Richard II.
Meade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
The Exposition Grounds.

Norsss4jv1a.il.ei~ f5seqjoqonons to- SIR IND
Exposition Grounds in dead earnest Mr.
BOWe instructed the surveyor Yesterday O.
survey the grounds and make a plat Of the
same. projecting Marshall and Clay streets
through 10 as well as cross streets.
4 public peromptory sale will De made as
soon as possible. The society propose 20 sell
the ground that can be most readily dis
posed Of first, which Will be the Broad
street front. beginning at the east end. and
thereafter 20 continue the sales from time
20 time as fast as there is reasonable de-
mand for the property until Che whole is
sold. The entire will be disposed Of There
is no prospect of any action being taken by
the executive committee looking 90 the rails
ing of the money i'm any other way 10 pas
on the debt of the society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

supreme Secretary $. Galeski ORGANIZED
Pioneer Chapter, mol, Progressive End0w
ment Guild of America. 40 Belvidore Hal
last night. The following officers were
elected for the current year. W. Ii. Bailey
governor; K. l.. Gilmore, Yice-g0vcrnor; H.
J.. Spence, secretary; II. g.. F0rst-
mann, treasurer; W. j. Burgess. chap
lain: g.. y. >human. warden: Dr. *.
l.. Franklin. medical examiner: n. Leon
ard. guard G.. Il. syduor W.. Smith and
>. Galesk. trustees, This chapter is COM
posed of lne-l0Oking representative cifi-
zens. Three more chapters win Doe Organ-
lied in Richmond within the next ten DAYS.
supreme Nice-GOyernOr Of the Guild. vii
liam Ryan, was present last night as a yisi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

vesrs n has beou neglected and left 10 the
,nereiea Of the weather and relic-hunters.
Marion Harland. In an editorial IN the
February Home-Maker, makes SURFING
appeal to the women Oh AiheIl'h -
aid her in the work oil raising lunu
Sor rnnairjno and completing the month
mont and offers in the name Of
the Home Maker Company to donate
Is cents Of every annual subscription
CS2l 10 the Home-Maker received AT their
Office and containing the words "for Mary
Washington Monument
The Home-Maker j. the recognized leader
OF household publications, and there Is pc
culiar propriety in this appeal 20 mothers
and daughters Of this country 10 bohof
great and good woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

MASS r.. Died. IN this city February y
rsoo. MAXWELL MASSES. aged eighteen
years. e..
The burial took plsce ID HOLLYWOOD 1cnl''
terry. FEBRUARY ., $50. at 4 T. VI.
ACREE.-Diod. very pddenly, az Wiiiia ny,
burg. on the 4th of falfuary, l7yp' VII
LIAM JOSEPH. son n J.H. and NJ. y. Aciee
I'm his thirty-sixth year.
REYNOLDS. Died, Feruary 4, lS'W;; - ~
$40 o'clock =. NJ, Ei5ENE 6oyDn ~
Youngest son Of samuel AID Mallic X. Key
nolds. aged five months ami ten DAYS.
Funeral from the residence, ZYp taA
Broad street. THIS THURSDAY MOhNiN'
d o'clock.
Friends Of the family invited TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
Yonr Last CHANCE.

So don't miss it. Saturday night al ~
closes the greatest sale Of ready-made
clothing that this city has ever seen. our
strict orders are from insurance companies
to turn every dollars worth OF Clothing into
cash money 90 settle insurance policies; SO
don't delay your call. as this is your last
and only chance. All fine suits aud over
coats "almost given away" Still 10 be had
moregSc Mems Pants sos Mems ~uits.So.ls
fine Dress suits. S3.9S Mems Oyercoats.
SIS Beaver Oyercoats. Sl.39 Plated thil.
dren's suits. lie. Knee Pants-all 20 De had
al the Great Boston Fire sale Of Cloth
ng,n 1913 east Main street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth.
J.. S.-COuntry merchants will do well t
call before We close, as the managers prefer
dispOsing OF portion at wholesale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
Woman's Christian A.,ocislion.

The first semLannual meeting of the Wo
mans Christian Association. 10 be held TO-
night at s o'clock. at the Glace-sireet Presbv.
terrain Church Or. Fair, promises 10 be a
very interesting occasion. Besides the en-
PERTAINING programme that has been care
iullY prepared for the evening, am account
of the noble work OF Christianity that these
devoted women have been accomplishing.
Will be laid before the people. an are cor
daily invited % attend and enjoy "a pleas.
ant evening. Addresses relative to the
work OF the association viii Dee delivered by
Or. James \. Fair, pastor Of the Grace
street Presbyterian Church. and DR.. :. =
Lambeth OF the Rr0ad-street Methodist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

TOR RENT AND POSSES SION
given at once. a convenient and aoao-
Portable house with water. containing Kin
rooms ou IWenty-nfih street. 40. 8l3. Renf
moderate Apply next door on, ID. tween
q "'i" 't'''n ir1 Doi-lW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
BIair-P Powell

At2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, IN the
private parlor Of the Exchange Hotel. Mr.
\. Leslie Blair and Miss Bessie Wallace
Powell were married I'M the presence Of "a
few relatives and invited guests. The nup-
tails were celebrated hy Rev. Or. ii. NJ.
jackson, " Grace Episcopal Church, and
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Blair left on the {. 81 o. train for Tia
North.
The groom is member Of the firm Of
Augustine a Blair, and the bride. who was
dressed in q French gray travelling suit, is
the beautiful daughter of Sir. John W.
Powell. the well-knOWn aucti0neer of the
Tobacco Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

srArE or THERMOMETER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

Tho Academy was filled last night by ah
audience delighted with the many wonder,
mi illusions. funny situations ana peautlu.ll
scenery that 90 TO make up "Fantasma.
me Uanlons have certainly used grea'
daal OF thought 90 make up such "a succe'
Sion of novel tricks with which it anounds
one of The most realistic is the decapitatlon
4 mans head is cut from the body IN iull
view of the audience and with all the hehl,
Gill mn. and even intensified by the use Of
calcium lights. A pretty thing is the pnani.
Tom minuet. The transformations are alI
Grand. especially the final one OF fantasina
floral realm. The pant0mime tricksand me-
cbauical effects are entirely novel. Anon 2
those to be especially commended are inc
Walking boots. the disappearing lantern
and the magic gates. The revolving ia'
bleaux. 10y party Of very pretty girls, were
very fine indeed.
OF the company, Mr. Francois Ieltnel
hears the burden OF the labor as Pico. the
clown. His work is Of the paniomime order
Alr. T.. $. Goodwin bears well the part oil
Zamaliel. tine Demon King Catherine
Goode PLAYS Fantasma in an admirable
manner. Her voice and delivery ere superb
"Fantasma" will be repeated ihis even
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

Barton's Grand Central Theatre. corner
Eighth and Broad streets. continues 20 draw
large houses. "Manning's World of Novel
ties" has been the attraction this week.
Next week there will De a change OF pro-
gramme.
The work on the double track Of the Rich
mOnd and Manchester street railway has
progressed nearly to- Main street.
Judge Rhea. Of Washington county, eX-
state Senator, arrived i'm the city yesterday
and is stopping at the Exchange,
Mrs. George W. Allen has a bottle OF
An inventory is being taken at the Ex-
change Hotel.
The examinations are IN progress at the
public schools.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

The annual meeting Of the Grand Iodoo
! knights Of Pythias. Of Virginia will \.
held in Suffolk Tuesday, February iSth
Richmond is represented in the GRAND otli
GERS by Beverly T.. Crump. Sitting Pas,
1rand Chancellor and +. J.. Courtney
Grend Master Of ENchequer. W. Il. lin,
Cow. o. Manchester is Grand Prclate. ana
mas been for number Of years. Among fhe
Feprest ntaliy already chosen are George n
Bowden, Syracuse Lodge; T.. =. Hulce. Vir.
glnla; William :. WOcds0n, Marshall and
Charles II. sharp, Friendship Lodge NJ
Manchester; ". II. Deane, W. :. burton
" d. Courtney, John Pitt and Captain
John Maxwell. E''"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

The board OF directors Of the Rockbridge
Company met 40 the Exchange Hotel ves.
ierday morning. Present. General Fit.
hugh Lee, president; Mr. William n. An
derson, vice president; MIR. II. VI. Martin.
general manager; MIR. Decatur Axtell.
Colonel A. :. Buiord, Mr. A. ". Uarman.
Mr. Leroy Shields, and Colonel Cutlett. OF
stanton, and others.
flans were adopted and arrangements
elected preparatory to beginning opera
lions ~ the new town Of Glasgow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
THE c. AND 0. CANAL
Proposed to be Leased By MARYLAND
Railroad.

~ b' Afh-tu Nv n MARYLAND
Railroad.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, February IA pro.
posal from the Washington and Cumber.
land Railroad Company, an organization in.
corpofaied within the past few days. was
submitted 10 the Legislature to-day for a
perpetual lease OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal. The proposal was ACCOMPANIED Inv
message from the Governor. urging IN AZ
ceptance. According to the terms of the
proposal the Washington and Cumberland
hallroad Company promise to build a rail.
ROAD along the entire length OF the canal
from Cumberland 20 Washing ton. II quar-
antees TO pay the state Treasurer $50 O,i for
outstanding claims Tor labor and materials
RON January I, 1877, TO January /. lsgo.
also, 70 pay 10000, the amount OF judo,
inenIs recovered in the Circuit Court Of Al
lesnany county IN ISIS against the canal.
also, % pay the state within six months 5i
per cent. Of Si24.S7j Of the canal bonds NJ
1871. when the railroad is completed II
guarantees % pay 10 the State sl5.OO0 an.
nually thereafter. The road is 10 be- com.
Dleied one year from the date Of tho lease
L IS most probable that the lease win be-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
Self Roasted.

CLEVELAND, ONO, February Mrs
Tony schootk, Of 81 Scranton ayenua hi,
city, told her husband this morning thar sbe
was going out calling. Tony Objected and
night ensued. Mrs. Sch0otk WIS yictori
GUS and she proceeded TO make her call
Alter she had gone, Tony saturated a led
with coal OIL, set Gre % ii, and got In liza
vas fatally burned, aud the house badly
damaged. '''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF EDGEETON S. PooFns
10. y ORTIZ ELEVENTH STREET..
hichhoND, Va, February ist. 1880.
TO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS To- the erection OF a frame bniidln9
TO be used as Offices. $50. .or the Rockbrldgs
company at Glasgow, Va. viii be received
at THIS o'hee up 10 u n. FEBRUARY HIM
ri"ns ana specifications can be seen az this
ONCE ana also at The Office Of the general
manager Of above company. at lexing,o,
va, where any further Information can ho
obtained. The right 10 relect any or an bids
Is reserved. EDGERTON s. ROGERS.
''s"''''W Architect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

The Will Of Alfred Barioot was probated
~ the Ilancery Court yesterday. The 49,
tate L. taluee az Sl,O9 The wife receives
Der dover and the remainder il len to I'M
children and grandchildren, to be equaIiv
divided between them. ''''''''
Mr.. ". ;. Thomas qualified as adminis-
traitor OF the estate Of Poland /. thomas
deceased, yesterday. '"'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

VIII YOU heed the warniug-the signal. nor.
maps, OF the sure approach OF that more terri
bic disease, Consumption? Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake Of saving 30
cents, 20 run the risk and do nothing for In.
We know from experience tnat ShilOhis Cure
VIII cure your Cough. Il never falls. This
explains why more than Million of Bottles
We're sod the past year 10 cileves CrOuu
and Whooping Cough 90 once. Mothers. DO
not be without 10. sample bottles free. Sold
by bodeker brothers and H. NJ Shields & Co..
corner OF Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

Tunniclise 4 Co.. have n large sac u
clo,hing. hosiery. ladies cloaks, pl'h" ~ h,
comforts, &C.. Friday, February IN ~ D., ),
O'Clock. Sold In lots 30 sat. ~ pio''
tween Eighth and Ninth sheets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
In LIE eovERNoR's OFFICE.
Political Disabilities Removed-Anothei
Appointment.

appointments
Governor Mckinney removed yesterday
the political disabilities Of William Boyd
convicted at the February, 1850, term of tht
County Court Of Smyth county, formallciou'
shooting and sentenced 10 one year in The
penitenuary.
The Governor also appointed Mr.. j. W J.
Blant0n the sixth assistant superintendent
of the Penitentiary, vice r. j. Gaulding-
term expired.
lie also designated Hon. John W. Gallet
judge OF the County Court Of Accomac' @
hold the County Court Of Northampton.
The Governor appointed DIR. II. J.. Moore
of Wytheyille. "a memberof the board of Wis
itOrs of the Medical College Of Virginia
vice DR.. 5. G.. Gleayes, deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

Music lovers will no doubt turn out I'm
large numbers TO hear Walter Emerson And
MS excellent company at the Young Mems
Christian Association tonight. The pro.
gramme is q brilliant one and the oompany
Is one OF the best ON the road. Emerson's
marvellous conet playing should of itself
be sufficient 10 pack the house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

Mrs. AYLErr r. WOODs,N Is canvass I,
ing the CIV Tor the sale Of ~ Memoirs on
jefferson Davis. prepared by Dr.. }. W iliiam
Jones. ana will be glad 10 receive the pa,
tronage Of i8e public. She hpcs TINS VIII
be- remembered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

This morning the box Office at the Theatre
will be open for the sale Of seats for tho
:Nages " SIM" which will play here Fri
day and Saturday evenings. The Wages
OF sin is sensational drama: sometime
on the order OF "tast Lynne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

This Is beyond question the most success
tul cough Medicine we have ever sold. a
few doses Invariably cures the worst cases ol
Cough. Group and Bronchitis. while its won
deriul success In the cure of Consumption Is
without parallel Ia the history OF medicine.
-inoe l.e hist discovery DO has been sold o. a
guarantee. a test which no Their medicine can
stand. li you have q Cough, we earnestly
ask you % try it, Price so cents and II
sample hotties free. Sold by Bodeker Broih-
ers ana IA. NJ shields & Co., corner of Flnh
and Marshall streets.