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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
nl.NcnE-rEn NorKs.
IHE COLONIAL ASSEMBLY,.
The Ladies Interested In it are Deter
1nincd 10 Mike IL a Success.

4 large meeting of ladies interested IN the
Colonial Assembly, 90 be held at the inca
tire ON January 29th, took place M inc
Young Mems Christian Association Han
YESTERDAY M 1890 O'Clock. The meeting
was called % order by Mrs. Joseph Bryan
who presided at the request Of Mrs. Crump.
chairman of the ball committee.
The following ladies were present. liIe'
f.. Il. Cump, Mrs. Joseph Bryan, Mfs'
George y. Woodbridge. Mrs. ). :. -. cuiieh'
Mrs. 4. NJ. BOykin. Mrs. L. NJ. Logan, Mrs.
pbilin UaxalL Mrs. G.. W. Bagby, Mrs. W.
a. Preston. Mrs. L. Il. Addison, Miss "a
milla scott Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs.
Isaiah White Mrs. Thomas Brander, MIS-
j.. r.. Eller-0n. Mrs. John J.. Branch MIS-
William Ferguson, Mrs. James DOolei
Miss Atkinson, Mrs. James Lyons, MIS-. ~
A. Crenshaw. Mrs. LEROY. Mrs. LEVIN
J0vnes. Mrs. Thomas y. Carter, Mrs. Grey
~kipwith. Mrs. Hunter Mcclure. Mrs. T.. -.
Noting. Mrs. NJ. :. smith, Mrs. William
Allen. Mrs. II. \. Tabb. Mrs. Il. Rand
Wexford. Mrs. Otway Allen. Mrs. Otway
Warwick. Mrs. Byrd Warwick, Miss Basbi
Miss judith Darlington, Mrs. John Dunlop
Mrs. W. H.. +. Lee. Mrs. b. II. Nash, Mrs.
4. ID. Langhorne. Mrs. Alexander Cameron.
Mrs. Neal, Mrs, j. \. White.
Every evidence Of earnest interest was
given and the reports Of the various CON-
mittees showed that everything was pro
crossing fay0rably. Many points were dis-
cussed and important matters decided, ana
from the earnest way in which 30 many oi
our best women have taken hold OF thi-
matterthe Colonial Assembly Will be great
success.
The object for which this work is being
done. ought 90 bespeak the interest OF ever.
lover Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

Police COurf.-J0seph Noble and J.. W.
penzcr. the two white men, who were ar
rested Thursday night near Shaier's law
building upon the charge NJ being suspi-
rious characters. were before the Police
Court Yesterday morning. The prisoner
stated that they We're machanists ana
worked at the Richmond Locomotive Works.
They also stated that they left homo
Thursday after supper TO come
up town 10 buy hammer and
oyeralls. and were strOlling about Main
street when they were arrested Ioiiet
Justice Crutchheld. upon ascertaining from
the Locomotive Works that the prison
ers were employees of that Institution, dis
charged them.
Emeline puliam and Jennie Turner, two
cOl0red women who were chambermaids al
the American Hotel, and who were
charged with stealing several article
from the rooms of the hotel, were beior,
court. Sergeant IOmlins0n. who worked
m,the case. testified that he found the mis-
ing articles in the possession Of the prison.
ers. which were thoroughly identihed 10y
Mrs. AtkisOn as the property OF the MOTEL
The prisoners were jailed for SIX months.
circuit COuri.-JOhn b. Love ~ Co
against :. G.. Lett. Damages, $50.
John L. Betz a son, limited, against ID
L. Ashby. Damages, 500.
A. Winston against &. A. Pulling. Jude
ment confessed for SELL.
Movers ~ SchWnemann against Z. A
Pulling. judgement confessed for f92.OJ
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Ch0nccy.y C0urt.-Charles =. >tringfellOW
and James Caskie. special commissioner
10 Ellen j. Carmichael A. 2-l2 feet on nortl
side Cary near Spence. $1,000; Mrs. Leli,
Winston 10 Isaac ID. CardOza. % feet on
south side Broad between First and fou
shee, improved $4,000.
HcpricO COuufy.-John &. lhorp's heir.
TO Thckahoe School District, two acres OF
south side Old Deep Run turnpike, about Ten
miles west Of Richmond, $50.
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ORDER YOUR MEALS FROM
j. r. HUDSON.
del--Im through Phone $780,


At A MEETING OF THE MEN.
~ BFK- Of the bar. officers "a ile c.lr.
and II the citizens oi King MilNam county.
held at King William tnIftnoN7. N goo
l3d day OF December, leco We .pi.'''t
resolutions were presented aud unanin'a'.
Whereas. since the last meeting OF Ae
CON. death has selected "a Niiglt ana SHINING
mark and has stricken down Dug |'Nf
broiherand friend. iuoNhs ioiLAhu liA'ii.
and we wish fO testify our great tfr. fi
sorrow. and do dtfiug honor to Dob. u'.npif,
Res0fred. That while bowling tn Divine
viii. DO is our sad and mclauci plt lfifii. tr
and heartfelt unty iO place lhlh lilNnl '.NI
the uuiImOIN grave ST our Ntftar'.i Nt. '.'l
and 90 testify hat h.s CHRISTIAN 'h,i tt'tl
his incouupt he integrity his soun' lNit-
meni. his great business ctptcii>, .l, .
lfy 20 professional obligation. his bright iN-
tolitct. and Kind heart made lilm 'pi'pi'
uous eN ample in his liie aud in DIS a'Atn.
Res1fred ,. that mis- loss as lawyer,
cit1ou, friend. and Christian tchllcn,,l .
husband and father. seems tp pos ifl.lat',i'
bat as Jar ms human sym patnN ahn 'li ~"
avail. We trndefiN uui aIN' ~ .f M
them .D his ntrtlNtu nNurtN'i" tt t't' '
of their great affection.
gesoirrd. 3. That a copy ~ these li'''''
luns De- sent 90 The family ni iN.
nuufhor Dee semi 90 the county '.ii" .t'''''.
Courts of this county. and inst tnr rNlN'
also published ln West Point 8hd N'Ni'''.i
Respectfully submitted by the comm,l i'e,
NIII.IA4 Is. a 3 LLll
GEORGE T.. iAhr
ISAAC niGH~,
H.-. ltllANI,
j. e.. JOHNSON
b. MEREDITH.
WILLIAM N.GANl
90. GWAIhMEl.
Chairman.
BuENLrl TAYLOR, Secretary. Jas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

The monthly competitive drill Of Company
A. Richmond Grays, was held last night at
he First Regiment Armory. The medal
was awarded MIR. ii. G.. Dickerson. Inc
medals ON yearly attendance was won by
fbe following members Of the company H..
a. Dickers0n. W. IL. Blyth. &. ii. HAL
Sergeants j. II. G0ode. y. L. HOWE ana /;
: .iotor Private G. W. Strawbridge, and
Cantoin &. GRAY Bossieux. Mayor j. Iay-
lor Ellvson. i'm fitting words and in his
usual grace. delivered the medals. The
First Regiment Band furnished excellent
music. A very large crowd, chiefly ladies'
witnessed the drill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

Edward 4. Rice's great spectacular bur.
lesquc, "Ihe Corsair," will be- the attraction
al the Academy for three nights and a matt
nee next week. This is said 10 be the best
81 Ricc's productions. The scenery and cos
tuning are especially tine and the company
a iirsi-class one. There is no well defined
ploi 20 the piece; il is simply burlcsqle
extravaganza, interpOated with many new
and iaugha5le sayings, with funny situa-
tions, which are admirably brought out By
some Of the clevercst people In the country
The sale OF seats opened YESTERDAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

SHORT NOTES.

Rev. Dr. Samuel Bucl, OF 3il west
Eighteenth street is much concerned over
the sudden disappearance Of his son, Rich
ard II. Buel. who has not been seen since
December 10Th.
The police commissioners, at meeting
this afternoon elected Commissioner Charles
+. Mac Lean as president Of the board. This
is another big victory for Tammany.
4 movement is on foot i'm athletic circles
TO form national boxing and wrestling as.
ISOLATION. IL will be outside the A. A. /
entirely, as the promoters claim the union
does rot control boxing. Four prominent
clubs have announced their intention OF
joining.
POOL ROOMS CLOSED.
CONSERVATION and dismay to-day seized
the crowd OF betters who are wont 10 fire.
quent the pool-rooms of this city. Every
pool room in the city closed down light as d
drum this morning in fear OF a police raid
There are about forty-tye pO0l-rOOms in this
city. Most Of them are located on the street
crossing lower Broadway. and on Nassau
and William streets and the B0wery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

House OIL 10 repeal the act incorporating
the American Tobacco Company came up.
\ motion 90 suspend the rules requiring its
reference 10 e committee was vigorously OPP
posed by Mr. ioNensiein. who said that De
was the patrOa Of thc bin Incorporating this
company; that il bad been charged The bin
was rushed through. lie desired 10 de'V
that, aud say further that the bin recei~> p
due consideration Ia both houses, aud M
ineOpOrators of che company. who are Rick
mond men. and he, as the patron al the bin.
desired the fullest Investigation; and. there
fore, be ASKED that the bin Doe referred 10 the
done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
Advice 90 Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's soothing syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer at once
n produces natural, quiet sleep by re .ieving
the child from pain. onI the lille cherub
awakes as '-hright as "a nutiOn." IL Is very
pleasant 10 taste. 10 sCo.hes the child, soft-
ens the gums tllays al pain. relieves wind.
re- ulates the bowels. al q Is The best known
remedy Tor darn "a whether arising from
tecihing ar other .-fses. 1wcnty. ive cents
bottle. Tu h SAW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
THE WEST END CLUB.
A Board of Directors of the New Organi-
zation Elected.

There has never been a meeting Of men OF
social and representative character that
overtOpped one held last night az Belyidere
Hall. A short time ago the question wa-
bruitcd. whether there should not be new
social club in the West End. There We're
numerous supporters for the scheme. and II
resulted i'm the meeting last night. which ~
effect is intiatory of the club that will reflect
credit upon the city, and do honor to lts
members.
Among those who were present were the
following named gentlemen. Major John II
Dooley. Major 4. u. 4. Myers. Mr.. Joseph
BRYAN. Colonel W. l.. Royal, Major james
ID. Patton. MIR. 4. II. Archer, Colonel Iaze-
well Elicit Ashton starke. Hon. Lelii
JONES. Major John L. Branch. Mr. Fred
scott Or. George Ben Johnston. +. W. rat
rick. Charles T.. Boiling. Meade llaskius. J.
II. Nayo. Wyndham r. Meredith, 4. VI
West. FOuntainc Dewitt, r. 7. Anderson
Archer Anderson. A. W. Archer. Thomas
Boiling. Carter Branch, Blythe Branch, j.
:. Crenshaw, G. A. Davenport. Allen Don.
nan. Percy Montague. j. II. Montague
Meredith Montague. :. b. Mosely John Il
Pickerell. Thomas Nelson Page, Byrd War
wick. COrbn Warwick. Allen Talbot, IL
4. Thomas. :. b. Witt, Barton HaXall and
others.
Major James II. DOoley called the meet
inc 10 order, and nominated Major l.. Myers
as chairman. and he took his seat, and Mr.
W. l.. Sheppard was made secretary.
Major Myers explained that the object OF
the meeting was TO organizes social club
Mr.. Spot Crenshaw read some resolutions
bearing ON the SUBJECT, and, on motion o
Major DOOley. other steps were taken, looking
10 permanent organization. Other lOutin,
matters were disposed Of. and the commit
tee elected the following board Of directors
W. r. Trigg. Joseph Bryan, Alfred I. Har
rs. General j. Il. Anderson, Charles J.
Boiling. Il. ID. lludgins, j. l.. Crenshaw
Byrd Warwick, j. II. Montague. Thomas
Atkinson. j. W. Allison. =. II. Mayo, Major
+. r. u. Myers, Major j. II. DooleY' W. II
Palmer.
The ardent feeling evidenced insures the
success of this club. IL will have AN APP
propriate name and a determined follow
ing. II will be Richmond and a Nir
ginian institution, and in the future will
be heard from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

This Is beyond question the most success
ful Couch Medicine we have ever sold. A
f.W doses invariably cures the worst clses Of
Cough. Group and Br0nchiti.. while It's Won
terlul success In the cure Of Consumption Is
without parallel IN the history OF medicine.
since its FIRST discovery 10 has been sold o.. a
guarantee. a test which no Their medicine can
stand. n you nave a Cough. We sarncstly
ask Won To try t. Price 80 cents and 81.
sample bottles free. sold by BOdeker Broth
ers and H. NJ shields & Co. corner Of Filth
aud Marshall streets.
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ola Fields AGre.

Residents Of Richmond noticed for about
two hours Just after dark yesterday bril-
liant red glow upon the clouds IN the nortn-
west. Inquiries were made b. telephone.
and Of passengers arriving by soutn-Dound
trains. whether there was connaeration'
but no one could give any particulars
though many had seen the light. Later ln-
formafion was given that the light was
rom the burning of old fields just beyond
the CITY limits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
baptist Missionary society.

There will be special services at the
Clay-street Baptist Church sunday night al
$50 j. NJ. in the interests of the Baptist
City Missionary society. statements about
the society and It's work will be made by
the treasurer, j. b. Montgomery, and the
city missionary, Rev. G.. +. Williams. DR..
j. L. NJ. Curry will deliver the address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

The Rev Frank stringiellow, the well
known evangelist, will begin next Wednes-
dav night series Of services at Christ FRO
festant Episcopal Church. the Rev. James
b. Funston. rector, Nenable and twenty
second streets. Mr.. Stringfellow was g
daring Confederate scout. and has lectured
extensively in the United States giving ii
graphic. every day fashion, humorous re-
minscences of his experiences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
FREIGHT TRAIN DERAlLED.
Accident on the Chesapeake a Ohio Rail
road Near Lynchburg.

\ special dispatch 10 the TIMES from
Lynchburg last night said: 1.-The Chesapeake
a Ohio eastbound passenger train. No. 10
due here at 1910 A. NJ, was
DELAYED twelve hours yesterday by
the derailment Of freight train
near Indian Rock. The track spread. re-
sulting m the derailmeut of the locomotive
and the throwing of ten cars laden with
merchandise into the river. Nobody was
hurt"
The following report reached this city last
night. and ii is thought by some persons,
may have been but another form OF the pre-
ceding news: About o'clock yesterday
afternoon. as freight-train No. "a, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, which is
due here at 1850 A. NJ. was pass
Ing Balcony Falls, coming in the di-
rectiOn OF Richmond, by some means
the track gave way and the engine
was thrown from il 10 the ground, followed
by several Ofthe box cars. The accident hap
pcned within a short distance Of Balcony
Falls, which is one hundred and forty-fsc
miles from Richmond and twenty-five miles
west Of Lynchburg. Fortunately no one was
seriously hurt. The only material damage
done was the long delay in transportation.
The engine was not materially damaged,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
rIckett Camp Omcer..

George +. Pickett Camp Confederate
Veterans has elected the following officers ior
the ensuing year: Commander J.. i. Reeve.
First Virginia Infantry; First Lieutenant
Commander, G.. W. May, fiity-siXth Virginia
Infantry; Second Lieutenant Commander,
A.Jennings. Fifteenth Virginia Infantry
Third Lieutenant Commander, Catlett Con-
way. seventh Virginia Infantry; Adjutant.
Peter McCurdy. Fayette Artillery; Quarter
master. r. Ii. Noryell, First Virginia In
fantry: COmmissary. A. II. Wallace,
Thirtieth Virginia Infantry; Chaplain, J..
;. Robins. First Virginia Infantry; surgeon,
+. j. Rddell, GOOchland Artillery; Officer
of-the-Day, j. 4. Hendricks. Fifteenth Nir-
ginia Infantry; Color Bearer, T.. ;. Binf0rd.
Seventeenth Virginia Infantry; Oiiicer-ol-
the-Guard, j. +. Stansbury, Fifteenth Nir-
ginia Infantry; Quarternaster's Sergeant.
!. VI. Guest Fifteenth Virginia Infantry.
A committee has been appointed TO make
the arrangements for reunion on the 18th
instant. when the lite-size portrait Of GEN
eral George +. Pickett will be presented to
the lamu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

The Union Pacific Railway, the Nv, V'e'w,a Nail
Route, has Just pvt 2p Lin,' ',. mai, "s be-
Train 10 carry the Lrf'ea TAU rranc,sco
tween Council Bluffs and san krs,h.'si,o
and Portland. This daily Fast NH' .,, 49,"
will carry limited number OF passen,.fs 81
and in addition to the United s'a'er '..' na,i
Cars and baggage car. will be c p..1,'"e"
of n Pullman Palace Sleeper ana u,i,',"
Dining Car for Portland and Iuiia a,','''
SIocping Car for San Francisco, thus aceo'"-
modating limited number Of Passen,g GER, 81,
rhe sleepers and the diner viii run ,n a1,u,
from Chicago. Uia the Chicago ana N9'u,'-
Western Railway. only hrst-class ucN''7
will be honored on this train.
This train. with its connections mshes
the extraordinary time Of i05 hours, New
York % san Francisco, and lO4 ho'is ."
Portland. III. 49,.
A. accommodations are limited. early mp
plication for same should be made 10 ihe
Union Pacific Agents in New YORK ~
L0nis. Cincinnati. Chicago, or 10 r. l. 10
max. General Passenger Agent, Omah''
Neb.--ady.
The Budveiser Export Beer will keep Two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
OVER THE RIVER.
Trial Of Negroes for Rowing-A HAPPY
Observation-Disclosures Notes.

william Graham. Henry Baugh, Charles
Mosby. John Coleman, Thomas baugn' Ah-
thnnv Murrlll John Murrll. and james
peniamin tho negroes who engaged IN the
Christmas-ete row at The Petersburg Rail-
mad crossing. were before Mayor Atkisson
Yesterday morning. owing 10 the Tact that
there were 50 many witnesses the testimony
was quite lengthy.
The urst caee considered was that OF the
negroes who were engaged in the ARRAY IN
the early part Of the evening. Inc eN,'in,-
nation closed at II o'clock. after which
counsel in the case made brief arguments.
The prisoners were disposed Of a. follows:
William Graham. fined s. and required 10
give bond i'm the sum Of $50 10 keep the peace
for six months: Henry Baugh and Charles
Mosbv. fined SO each and bond Qf 800 re-
mired Tor twelve months. aud John toie-
man. fined SlQand bond Of so required for
twelve months. Thomas Baugh was DIS
charged.
In the case Of the parties engaged IN the
midnight ARRAY. Mayor Atkinson IMPOSE,
"A fine Of Sl5 each upon Anthony Mufril'
John Murrill and James Bergman. and re-
quired them to give bond for 500 each L"
keen the peace for twelve months.
At 3 o'clock. 7. NJ, the trial was con-
cluded. Anthony and John Murrill ana
Henry Baugh. in default Of the necessar!
bond. were committed 20 jail.
LfNsAY-CROPPER
Mr.. Charles W. Linsay, Of Richmond, ana
Miss Georgia Anna CrOpper, oil TINS ciH'
were married Thursday night az the par
eonaoe of the Fifth-street church. Rev. W &.
A. I.anrl orn 0fliciated. Only few friends
witnessed the marriage, which was very
auiet one, several OF whom accompanied
the newly married couple 20 their future
home. No. 22l South Fifth street kich-
n0nd. The bride is beautiful ana
ACCOMPLISHED lady. The groom IS an
employe of the firm Of Allen Gin
Ter. and is a popular young men. ihe,r
host of friends, both in this city and kich-
mond. extend Mr.. and Mrs. binsay 'heli
best wishes.
CRY SCHOOL BOARD.
A meeting Of the City school Board wa
held i'm the Council Chamber Thursday nigni
m 7 O'Clock. The resignation OF Mr. J.. 4.
ID. Farmer, as president o. lthe board, was
accepted. and Mr.. John O'Brien elected ID
bis stead. The election n "A member from
the Third Ward. o. iii the vacancy caused
bv fine resignation Of Mr. Farmer, VIII Toe
considered by the Council at its next meet
ing.
MANCHESTER MOTIFS.
Past Master u. j. Weisiger, Of Manches-
ter Lodge, No. A. introduced the resolution
i'm the Grand Lodge Of Mas0ns 10 establish
"A Masonic Orphans Home.
AT Fifh-street Church sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock, Rev. J.. j. Phaup, OF RICH
mond. and others will make short addresses >.
which will be- inierspersed with selected
singing.
Miss Ella Cox. Of Bermuda Hundred, is
i'm the city visiting Miss May Bass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
A Letter from Rev. }. -. Hawthorne Of
Atlanta, Ga.

Thousands Of my Southern friends know
what a sufferer from catarrh ] have been.
six months ago. by the advice of my phy-
sicians, gave up the passionate. nave
used TWO bottles Of Kings Royal Germe-
teurr and while | cannot say thar am
completely cured. do affirm that IT has so
FAR relieved me 1 experience no pain nor
discomfort.
feel it to be my duty 10 say also that the
effects Of this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful. She
has been almost a lifelong invalid from
nervous headache. neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. I'm a period Of thirty years she has
scarcely had days exemption from pam
She has been using Germetcur" about two
months 4 more complete transformation
have never Witnessed. Every symptom
Of disease has disappeared. She appears "a
be twenty years younger. and Is happy ana
playful as healthy child. We have per.
suaded many OF our afflicted friends TO take
the medicine, and the testimony OF all OF
them is that it is a great remedy.
j. u. HAWTHORNE.
Adant0. G0,. Juiy l2ih, 1883.
For sale by all druggists.
Price. $3.50 per bottle.
OWENS a. MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite Postoilice, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
Prank q. Morgan I'm Prison.

Mr.. j. +. Morris, sheriff Of Albemarls
county, took 10 the penitentiary yesterday
Francis {. Morgan, the young Eaglishmar
who was convicted and sentenced 10 eigh.
teen months Imprisonment for the murder
Of John ;. Coles, "A wealthy farmer Of Able
marie county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

Following We're the convicts received at
the penitenliary Yesterday; lsrcal johnson
(colored), ....n Fluyalna, five years for
burglary; Eli Fivsslng, from Norfolk
city. Zen years for rape; John Cerclcr (c0l-
ored), two years for housebnaking and lar
cenY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

The Union Pacific Railway, "rhe over
land Route has equipped lis trains with
dining cars OF the latest pattern, and on and
after August 18th the patrons Of It's fast
trains between Council Bluffs and Denver
and between Council Bluffs and Portland.
Ore. will be provided with delicious meals,
the best the market affords, perfectly served,
at IS cents each. Pulman's Palace Car Com
pany will have charge Of the service on
these cars.-ady.
The Office Of first yice-presdent has been
transferred from Richmond to New York,
aud Col. TalcOtt has retired from the
service Of the Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

The James River Bridge commissioners
met last evening at the Merchants National
Bank, and resolved upon the petition Of the
Southsde Land Improvement Company 10
grant them the right 10 cross the bridge
upon such terms and conditions as the COM
miss0ners might hereafter impose. Messrs.
Rutherford and Robertson were present
representing the petitioners. Mr. Joseph
BRYAN. president Of the Richmond and Man
chester Railway Company, and Mr.. Wynd-
ham Il. Meredith, counsel Of the Richmond
City Railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
Finest M SIDE,
Virgini A sun-Curod,
Tough, Juic Y, Ripe.
Che a pest, Bes
OLD. p ure.
Chewers' p ride.
Beats En- Ali.
Popular, Fayorit E.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is u not worth the small price OF IS cents
10 free yourself OF every symptom Of these
distressing complaints? II You think so, call
40 our store and get bottle Of Shiloh's Vial
zer. Every bottle has printed guarantee
on H. Use accordingly, ard II u does you no
good &c will cost you nothing. sold by BOGe-
ler Brothers and II. NJ. Shields & Co., corner
Of Elfth and Marshall streets.
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,urArnEr rOEfCAsTs.

WASHINGTON. y. c. January 81
For Virginia. fair; stationary temper
na Iaturc, n0riheasterly Winds.
For North CarOlina, fair IN me
eastern portion: local showers in
the western portion; norIhcasteiiy
winds. stationary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

RICHMOND. January LIST. 1890.
Nv friends and the public generally Will
please accept Of my thanks for the very lb-
eral patronage bestowed 10 the 90 Little
store Around the Corner" during the year
inst ended: and Wishing one and all a hap
pv and prosperous New Aear. ! very re-
spectfully ask for "A continuance Of your
Kind fayOrs. Yours trnly.
j. LESLIE SPENCE, ACT.
80. O., North Ninth street.