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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
VISITORS WHO REMAINED.
The REMNANT OF The PAN AMER
lCAN PARTY.

Entertainments D, the Westmoreiand 'i""
-vi.ssto The rabiic schools Secretary
of,he Brs. .!iian Delegation Goes To the
German.
There were some twenty-odd Of the ran
American delegation that elected TO re''"'"
in the city Monday night. These were 'n.
tertainc,, NJ the Wcstmoreland. and waNed
mn ,hc.c yesterday morning. There were
only Two Of the delegates 10 the Congress IN
the number zegarra. Of Peru, and 'ar'o'
Martinez. Of Columbia. The rest were re-
cretaries and attaches, and they all seemed
and no doubt were, delighted with their
visit and reception in Richmond.
sonor hose Augusta FeTeira da Costa,
secretary of the Brazilian delegation war
tound nj the WcstmOroland. ana upon oe'h.
onc1tioned. said that he was perfectly /"
homo in virginia. He had pcch IN t",
White sulphur Springs trequcnt1' 'nu
knew a great many Of our society psop,c'
Ifo had expected that there would nc
more Of their party on TIE uip, anu any, VIZ" ,hat
The Secretary of state asccfiaihcu '""'
thnse who had promised 90 join the delesa.
ZION in Richmond had suddenly changed
,heir minds. then he concluded io recan we
s,.o,.ial train. For himself. be- had not the
si;,ht..t idea of attaching blame 10 the
Government and he did not think that any
Of the party did. His objection 70 feluIh-
ING 10 Washington was 10y no means on
violent sorf. lie had made his preparations
% 20 south, in private way 'hu n' ~
f,re SUNNY said that De would carry oul MS
ORIGINAL intention. Then he could 20 icis-
urelv through the country and ENJOY the
Trim This seemed % be the idea that pre-
vailed with those who stayed over.
VISIT TO THE SCHOOLS.
During the morning the delegation scat
,erod and ..tOok the town I'M ON their own
hook. ia Costa. in company with others
visited the public schools, escorted by Gen
.ral NaurV and Mayor Ellyson. ne
scboois were especially interesting 10
M. said da Costa. who is most
intelligent gentleman. about mloole
ace and very handsome. Nhen lhey
returned 10 the Westmoreland they
found telegram from Washington
stating that a government Official Woulu ar
rive during the day and make pfepaIal l,'u,'
Ia take the party in any direction that they
chose 10 20. This caused them TO postpone
their trip until this morning, when they
leave for Atlanta. Ga. "Oh, no. SAID ia
Costa. 1--WE cannot complain OF anything
at the hands of the Government, ana as loI
nichmond. we see the best last. We nave
moi enioyed ourselves as much anywhere.
ATTEND THE GERMAN.
..ro-nieht we meet the ladies at a german
at the Belydere Hall. know many OF
them. and have already paid several calls,
and we expect 20 enjoy the german very
much They seemed IN the dark as TO the
~xact details Of the trip South, nor did they
know who was 10 take charge Of the party,
whether Captain Bourke, who brought
them here. or some one else.
Iegarra, the delegate from Peru, returned
10 Washington yesterday morning, ana u Is
thought will return home by steamer. Inc
rest 20 South this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

A demure looking young woman SAT ina @
Sixth avenue elevated car with look Of abb
stracti0n on her face Pretty soon there
loated through the car soft, sweet whistl.
whose melody wandered carelessly for "a few
moments and then shaped iiro am air from
The Gondoliers1 Half q dozen interested
passengers glanced up from their papers to
look for the whistler The look deepened into
a stare. For there sat the young woman wi.h
the same far away look on her face, wu...
from her pretty red lips the low sounds came
IN tine most unconscious way. Hail tie pas
seugers in the car had their eyes on her face
by this time, and the concerted stare brought
her back all at once o. a realization OF the
situation.
The sound dropped in the middle Of note,
and the domure face grew very red and en-
barrassed as it turned 20 gaze steadily out OF
the window behind her.-New York Evening
sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
THE ELEVEN CLUB.
Regular Meeting on Mr. clifford l.. Hew-
its Birthday.

MttiInE Oh 'Aif 'i''F'' - -
lat = Birthday.
The Eleven Club l. composed OF eleven
men, and holds its meetings on the birthday
Of each member. II was organized Deem
Der 10Th. 1850. the birthday Of Mr. Charles
II. Langford. Mr.. Clifton l.. Hewitts
birthday fell on Yesterday. and last night
the club met. All were present. and. ac-
cOrding 10 custom. one invited guest. The
latter was Mr. Harry ". smith. IN. \ very
enjoyable evening was spent. and the fol-
lowing bill Of fare was served.
Old Otto Bullion.
Spring Chicken la Iangford.
.s--' Mckinney Lamb with green Grymcs
fels.
Cliff Fish n Ia Hewitt with Baking souse.
Pyles -olft Crabs on Toast.
~parglass n IN Dean.
Rawlings Potatoes.
Augicsh Potato salad.
Slaw Raddig Lettuce
Evansville Cole
Oranges. Nuts. etc. etc
The members of the Club are: Aessrs.
James y. Mcknny. Georges II. Dcane,
Louis Rawlings Ben Balkins. II. Iale
Evans. Charles VI. Angle. Charles II. Lang
ford. Gin Hewitt. onto Morgansicrn. ID. H..
Pyle and l.. Il. Grymes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
MoRIuARY REPORT.
Thirty five Deaths in the CITY For Week
Ending April 10.

Ending April 10.
The report Of Or. W. 7. Oepenhimer, pres
ident ofthe Board OF Health, for the week
ending April 10th, shows
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 30.
Cause of death: Congestion of the liver, /
coiored. consumption, 4 cOlOred; cOnNul-
sions infantie. white and coiored;
drowning. accident, white; dysentery-ch'
colored: heart disease, white; hemof-
rhage lungs, / white; hydrOcepnaius'
white: hamilton, / cOlofedi kihed pl eie'-
tric cars. 1 c0lored: measles, ! white ana
coIored: meningitis Ger spinal, white; pa
raIvsis. , c0lOred; pcrtoniis, colored; ;
pneumonia. colored; septicalmia, whiie:
fubes mespnterica, / white; unknown, =
colored: whoOping cough, ] white.
Temporaiure: Mean temperature Tor
week ending April ~, 1890. 50 degrees -
for week ending April %, 1889, 90 degrees 90.
sox and color: Males, . white and .
colored: females. II white and 10 colorcd.
Aec. one day 10 30. I white and 3colored
month 10 6. white and > cOlored; months
10 12. white: / year % 3. ! White ana 2
colorod: , years 10 10, ! white; 10 years 10
90 colOred; ID 90 30 years. white ana }
colOred: 30 years % 40, > colored; 10 years 10
40 , white and cOlorcd: 30 years TO 60 j
white and colored: go years 10 20. 9 white
aud cOlored: 10 years TO so, ! cOlored; ol
Years 10 go. white; 100 years and upwards
+ colorcd: unknown, white.
Condition: Single. white and . coiored'
married. white and Z colored; widoWefs,
white: widows. white and colored.
comparative weekly mortality for week
ending April 80. 1890, 10 White ana IL Color.
cd: week ending April 20, 1887 Wlilie ana
"a cOlOred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

Moody. Judgment for the plaintiff Tor
y. Cannon against Charles :. Mills.
sun dismissed under the I'VE year law
pofice Court. Giblcy. charged Win
lighting i'm the street. Fined -.
1 ID Bland (cclored), charged WIN ptnl,
;n,, Victoria Rland. and threatening 10 Nil
80 Nh, a razor. Case continued until To-
day. .,,.,.,
DERBY and fighting in the street. tlhed f-,''.
Annie smith. charged with keeping hei
bar.room open on sunday finec W.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
cLooceya CONT. W. Anderson, spe-
c;al commissioner. 20 ". l.. COwardin's eN-
ecutor and eNccutriN. l3s feet on west sac
of sixth street 100 feet on west sac Oh sew
enth street, and 40 feet on east sue oil oeN-
enth street $lji. Albert Barefoot eNecu-
Tor and widow % Charles Bclion' w ieet or
80, she M Beiyidere street. Ss2j; City Of
Richmond 10 James b. Pace. foot on SCUM
side of Ashland street In exchange Tor TWO
strips of land adjoining old reservoir; John
and Daniel II. MahOny 20 Rev. ID. j. Spfiss'
SfiL feet on north side of Floyd street, near
plnm 81. 500; Emanuel Raab TO J.. VI. li--
aid. half interest in 21A feet on BrOad
street, sOnthest corner OF FOushee, fs''VV;
Julia 4. and Frank ~layton 10 -NlioS y q;
wife of Louis i. llOssicuN, u feet on ! MIRO
street. northwest corner of Arch, Sr'0o; T.
ID. Starke 10 4. G. Tinsley. l2tt feet ON SCUM
side of Ross street. between Fourteenth ana
Mayo. $500.
UcnricO COUnfV.-W. Il. Grover 10 Johh
Wright. 10 32-lO0 acres two miles northe4st
of Richmond. Sl2j. Charles Messerschmiut
10 Louis Messorschmdt. 81 feet on east siGe
of Temple street between Beverly aud
Cary. Si75: Alex. McWilliam 60 Monroe
Tones. "a feet on east side Of Twenty-iourih
street. between and :. Sl56; George II.
Nease 10 James NJ. Bailey, ll2 feet ON Nine
Mile road. $500; Charles l.. steel TO Louis
Rawlings. u interest in 40 1-l2 feet on
North side Of Grove avenue, corner Row
land street - 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION.


ing This and That.
The marriage of Mr.. y. ID. Core. clerk in
the State Treasures Office. and Miss Nellie
W altnall. of this city, viii take place at
the First Baptist Church this afternoon go
hall-past 3.
Pickett Camp. &. N.. are arranging for an
entertainment 90 DE given on the night ol
MAY 18th or 18th. for the benefit Of the li0l-
lywood Memorial Association.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Nr.
Charles Wade and Miss Mamie Duke. at
80. 80 Nicholson street, tonight at o.lU
O'Clock.
Colonel William A. Boykin. Of the Fina
Maryland Regiment who has spent two
days with his brother. Mr.. Il. II. Boyh
returned TO Baltimore last evening.
Mrs. Richard Iieckseher. Jr.. Of London.
England. is the guest of hcr parents, Ar.
and Mrs Mera, DOS east Cary street.
Bishop Van de- Nyver has gone ON $50
months visit to all the churches of DIS oio-
ccse.
Mr. II. A. WAYNE. OF Fort Worth. Texas.
j, on visit t0 relatives in Richmond.
Mr. Lyon q. Tyler. president Of William
and Mary College. is ia the city,
Rev. William 4. Robertson. Baptist
preacher OF Orange county. is in the city.
Mr. Leo p. Wheat il. the guest of bis
sistcr-in-aw. Mrs. john Tyler
Mr.J. B. G.. Norris has returned from q
trip 90 the Northwest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
rnr.n IN III. WHY'S nnpnoon.
8 Husband Returns Home and Finds
What llc Least Expected.

Husband Returns nome ana I iANH
what He Least Lspected.
Last night gentleman who is 90 the
habit of attending one Of our leading clubs,
returned t0 his home about 1855. Aftcrun-
latching tine street door and taking oh bis
shoes. Doe assembled the stairs very easy So as
not tO disturb bis wife. Placing bis hand
gently ou tho knob Doe opened the bedroom
door and was h0rr.lDd tO see mans suit
of clothes on the back of a chair. Selling
the garments. and in DO of excitement.
not looking around 90 see ii anybody Was
secrctcd. he approached the bed side where
she Law i'm sweet slumher. and. like OlhcliO
gazing at Dc~demOna, cried out in a tragic
tone: "Clarcica. how can YOU. -O cruel, -0
unworthy unto the tender passion Of my
love allow thisE The piercing words
aw0ke her
She placed her we'll developed lily white
arm around his neck. and revealed all.
You see,my loved one.l have been reading
an article in the newspapers regarding the
good a person can doriyeby extending their
patronage 10 the $. %. l.. 4. Hall. corner of
Third and Broad. and the inducements were
so great that ] was Obliged 20 20 there 90 see
what could we'll be saved, and ] now feel
satisfied that ] saved YOU 40 least 50 our Of
your earnings. by buying YOU this sult ~
Scotch cneyi0t clothes, the same suit that /
was asked Sl6 for. | bought YOU for $40 no
the above square dealing house. They cm-
braccd each other in loving arms. and for
some time 20 come viii remember Mr.. FELL
heimer, the proprietor fthe already famous
house
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
MR. M,CUE.
lie WIS Probably sue the Tobacco EN-
change for $4,000

change Tor ~toO,OeVs
Mr. II. TAYLOR McCue is coming 10 the
front again. The Patterson-McCue middle
il not allowed to sleep. Mr.. Edgar Allan
and Mr.. McCue are organizing law suit
AGAINST the Tobacco Exchange. Mr.. Nc
enc thinks the recent illusions TO himself
before the Exchange might be made OF some
account il the aogis of the law were called
into reouisition. lie was i'm the city Mon
dov and affirmed that ne had positively per-
.onallv declined the consulate 10 glasgow.
Ne /. now "A well-tO-dO man. has "A clear IN
como of s.. 800. and does not owe cent m
the world. lie has sold his Brook avenue
nropertv for SjO.OOO, and his Naynesboio
estates for $4,000. making the snug sum
total of SOS. 900. lie has, he also siaics'
purchased "a residence in W ashing-
ION on . street. for which ne
maid. S2l.50O. lie Will file his suit against
the Tobacco Exchange about the Isl oi
lime. when he will claim his residence IN
Washington. lie thinks what has been SAID
about him by the Tobacco Exchange Is
worth. or will be worth 10 him, about S2oo,-
900. and this j. the amount of damages iof
which he will ask. His business card reads
RI. Taylor McCue. with John A. Prescott
real estate broker. l4l6 4 street, Washing
TON. pc Mr.. Prescott Is president OF the
Lincoln National Bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

Colonel John W. Echols. OF Pittslurg.
who. with the Rev. Dr. Mac lntosh, Of PHIL
adelphia. has been in Richmond, In the
interests OF the scoich-lrish Society OF the
United states. called Yesterday, In company
with Hon. William Writ Henry, az luE
TINES Office Colonel Echols will leave for
Atlanta and then return To- Piusburg. while
the Rev. Or. Mac in,osh Will visit other
cities Of the South The meeting OF the
ScOtch-lrish Congress la MAY as iiiisburg
will he an interesting one, and attract large
nnmhers of thu sinriN rAce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

The Wheat concert at ihe Mozart Acad-
envy last night was one OF the most delizht-
ful ever given in Richmond. Popular aud
pleasing air. were given free scope. and
The audience was heartily appreciative.
Leo Wheat recalled the DAYS when he
lived in Richmond, and 5y his
organ playing crowded Monumental Church
every sunday, aud Frank Cunningham
brought back memories Of johnnie Redfori
Rchmond's fa,orite tenor fifteen years ago.
with his song, "ohe is 30 Innocent aud
Charming Mr., Wheat has lost none OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

JAMES SWEENEY lL l6 and Us north
Tenth street is now prepared 90 move iur-
niture 0u short notice Also bias ample
storage room for merchandise of al kinds
40 most reasonable rates. Sou viii Doe sure
of careful handling and packing 0f any
wares consigned 90 tle care ol Mr.. Sweeney.
I'm connection with tli, branch of business.
there is also to Doe found 600 inis stand livery
OF on kinds Hacks 0n orders. with Nirf
teams aud polite drivers. Telephone $50.
302 is the number o. ring up ior any wants
ia this line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

Twenty years ago Mr. T. r.. Penny, while
at work in a mill in Minnesota, was caught
IN a shaft and his arm was broken ia thirteen
pieces, his right leg broken IN three pieces and
three ribs fractured, injuries that crippled
him for life Notwithstanding this fact, Dc
has cleared up 100 acres Of land in Aroost0OS
from the green woods, and in 1889 raised
400 bushels d potatoes from twenty-three
acres first crop, and eight acres OF which was
Ia standing trees the lth day Of May Of that
year. -Presque Isle Star-Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

A large number of friends and relatives
gathered at 81. Peters Cathedral YESTERDAY
Afternoon at $3.50 20 witness the .uptals Of
Miss katie e.. OBrien and Mr. John >.
Black. Toe ceremony was performed hy
Father frehOly, and The ushcrs were.
Mcssrs. benjamin ". P0indeXter, }. j.
O'Sulliyan, J. Il. Kirk and }. Anioni.
The bride who is well known, is an accom-
piishcd and attractive young lady. and the
groom "a a son Of Mr.. Il. j. Black. The cOu.
pie lei fOf a tour South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

in the Digamma koph sampi Fraternity
Of Richmond College, whose organization
was announced IN yesterdays paper, The
members have adopted the following names:
Messrs, Alpha Beta, Gamma Delta. Epsilon
Zeta, tta Theta, lota kappa, Lambda Ma,
Nu II, Omicron ri, Rho Sigma, Iaw lip-
sslon, Phi Chi, Psi Omega. This Is TIE
original fraternity OF Homer, licsiod.
Achilles, Agamemnon, Lycurgus and Scion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

How names grow receives am odd illustra-
ton in the Congo country. White people
are known in the upper Congo districts as
Batendele. Tendele was as near as the Congo
nature could get % the pronunciation of
Stanley, "han being the common prefix for
people. Batendele Is the Conge-e for white
people. ln a somewhat similar way the In.
dians " the northwest coast bestowed the
title OF Boston men ON an white people, "a.
ships from Boston were those most frequently
seen by them in the old days when the Ore.
gon coast was a bowling wilderness. Boston
Transcript.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
BASEBALL.
Games Played Yesterday "a various
Points.

Games Played Yesterday 40 Various
Points.
National Leage-At New York. Sew
York. B.; Philadelphia. 2. 40 Boston. Bose
ton. ll Brooklyn. !. At Cincinnati. Cine
ciuat. g. Chicago. i3 Atptt-burg. pirH-
burg. !; Cleveland. B.
Brotherhood 40 Now York. New York.
l3: Philadelphia. IS. 40 Boston. Boston.
S: Brooklyn. DOB. At p.ftshur-. Pitf,our-. p,
Chicago. D. Al Buffalo. Buffalo. Do. tlefc-
land, :.
American Association Philadelphia.
Athletic D.: Syracuse. @. At Brooklyn.
Rochester g.. Brooklyn. D. At Louisville.
Louisville. p; Columbus. l SO 30 Louis
81. Louis. @. Toledo. 6.
Atlantic A--0cIauon-At Washington
Washington. IS. Hartford. l-. 40 Ba.t-
m0re Baltimore D.. New Haven. B. AZ
Wilmington. Wilmington. +. W orce-ier b.
ENhi1rrn-At Jersey tliy Jersey city,
g. Columbia. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

The Sons OF Veterans met last night. Nr.
Louis Rawlings ln the chair, aud Mr.. J.. B.
Grymcs a. secretary The bylaws were
adopted. and lYe hundred We're ordered in
be printed. Mos-rs Rawlings, H. J.. Court
ney and j. $. liarw0ol were appointed q
committee % attend to the BADGES.
and Ne-sr,. Guigon, lloee. Hewitt Rails
tom and Gryne- were selected as the CONE
miitee ON entertainment. Me-srs. Orymos.
Courtney. ST. George and Cook were cho.en
TO look after the dag question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
Second naptist Meetings.

Yesterday Rev. Mr.. Dixon. of Baltimore.
held two services az DR.. Landrum's church.
The one at noon was for the encouragement
of Christians, at which time the subject
was the " Christians Earthly Heritage
based ON Hebrews, Xii. 1874. Deep feeling
poryaded the congregation, and resolutions
were made o. do personal work" for Christ.
At the evening service Mr.. Dixon preached
on the topic, "Gods Part and Mans Part i'm
Regeneration
There viii be meeting i'm the lecture
room 10 noon to-day, the topic being. "Prac-
teal praying or prayer as meaus % an
end AT O'Clock Mr.. Dixon will preach
on .'N hat is Repentance -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April o. Charlotte
smith. president OF the Woman's Industrial
League. left Washington last night for New
York city. 10 attend the Convention Of Wo-
mems Clubs from everywhere in the coun-
try. that are 10 meet In New York to-day.
for the purpose Of organizing federation Of
Women's Clubs. Social industrial and pO-
ntcal advancement for women j. expected ia
result from the confederation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

his skill in piano playing. and the notes
from the old Academy knabe sound
ed sweetcr under his touch than
they have for many a day. In bis
Virginia melodies, be- was frequently ap--
plauded. and aner each number he answered
recall Miss Anime Hammer sang very
swectly. and pr. Page read IN ms most e.
fective style. The BANJO Club was novel;
~ 10 most of tie people present and their
selections won much appreciation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
THE OLD MAIDS STORY.
A Novel Entertainment at the Y. VI. G.
A. BAZAAR.

A. BAZAAR.
4 large audience greeted "ilye old
maids" at the y. VI. c. A. Bazaar last
night. The old maids all told very inter
esting story and won the sympathy OF the
entire audience-not until they had pledged
themselves 10 secrecy did they unfold their
history. Susan Earlonger, SD years oid;
Elsie Proudioot, AGED 40; Prudence halh-
away. aged 30: Belinda ButterWorih, a- d
45. and Dorothy lingluis IS. drank their
tea. g0ssippcd. and after much happy re-
view Of the past, sang. could Lang 9yne.
and parted The affair was very pleasing
and called for repeated applause.
This afternoon at five o'clock the INFANT
class of Grace-street Baptist Church Will
furnish amusement 10 the children.
II is only necessary 20 state that Mrs.
Randolph Morris. Miss Alice DreWrY and
Captain Frank Cunningham viii furnish
the entertainment Of recitaiions ana song
tonight, TO insure large and appreciailNe
audience. These parties are too well known
10 need any words of recommendation. n
would be difficult 10 describe the several at
tractiNe booths i'm the hall. one must gee
them TO appreciate their beauty. The Ba-
zaar will be open from - NJ. 10 IL p. NJ. for
the next three days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
OLD TROOPERS.
Meeting Of survivors of the Ninth Nireini"
Cavalry.

Cavalry.
A meeting Of the survivors OF the ola
Ninth Virginia Cavalry was held yesterday
evening at ios north fifth street. MI. a. \.
Mclaughlin was made president and Mr.. :.
u. Chamberlayne secretary; ,nese Wy
inc The survivors throughout Virginia TO
i",n Win them ON the 29th of May and
,,,romising that General Il. l.. T. Beale, Their
IA colonel. should command with Colonel
". 4. Robbins as adiuianf OF the regiment
II was decided that they should parade
mounted and under their old nag. Al VINO
attend viii De furnished Win tualuei9 'o'
,bemsel,es and stables for their horses.
Full Information viii be given by address
i,,, any member OF the following committee;
Captain John II. Ware. James d; Thomas
H. II. stern. ). T.. Fuller and ). 4. hc-
Iaughlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
A STRIKE SETTLED.
Indianapolis Carpenters to Receive Thirty
Cents AN Hour.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, April 22.-'rhe car.
penters' suike was settled TO the satisfac-
ton Of every body concerned, at a confer
ence this afternoon between committees OF
the striker, and the bosses. The contrac-
tors conceded the eight-hourd day and made an
agreement to hold good for one wear Ia pay
competent carpenters and joiners 30 cents
an hour. The original demand OF the
strikers was for 81 cents an hour. Although
they bad only been getting nom 70 10 ~
cents. About 500 men will resume work
tomorrow,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

Having received from the publishers Of
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Memoir of her hus-
band. entire control Of this city for the sale
of her book. shall, 40 once commence The
canvass, and hope % meet with generous
and prompt response from the people here.
subscriptions can be sent 10 Mrs. :. NJ.
Montague, agent. 00l east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

Almost all the paper exported from Sweden
Is made Of wood pulp. A recently compiled
list comprises a total OF ninety-hve works,
some Of which may not yet be quite COM
pleted, and, u course, a few more have 10 be
added, but this will not materially influence
the total.