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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
PErERsBURG AvD WELDONR .R.
The North Carolina Legislature to be Memo
rallied To Renew the Charter.

As was stated in the columns Of tins paper the
bin 10 renew the charter of the Petersburg AMI
Weldon railroad. in which great many OF our
citizens are interested. passed the North Caro-
lima House of Delegates on "Wednesday night lt7i,
and II was thought al that time that 10 Would, as
matter of course, pass the senate Since then
a motion has been made IN the House 10 recon-
slider the vote boy which the bll passed mat
body, and strong effort Is beng MADE 20 oelt cav
the desired legislation unless the wilmington
and Weldon road will surrender certain cNcmp-
lions which u ENJOYS under It's charter. IN con-
sequence of this action large number OF Stock
holders of the Petersburg road assembled yes
fcrdav morning at the clearinghouse OF Acs~rs-
John !. Williams & son 20 take some action Tor
the protection OF their interests.
The following stockholders were present IN
person or by proxy: John J.. Williams, Isaac
davenport, Jr., Beverly = Muntord, FRANCIS
Willis, Basil i. Gordon, Richard J.. Maury Al
exandor Coke, William II. Allison. j. lriplctt
Haxall. William D. Gibson, H.. [. Williams, Jr,
Douglas II. Gordon, VI. /. Maury executor,
Charles Ellis, Charles T. Workman, ST; Lancas-
ter Il Lucke, Hiram Slblcy, Il. y. boschor' J.: .;
Noting, 5. Ii. Letcher, l.. VI. Crnmp' Winnie ld
Scott, and James 1. Gray and William II. Ial-
mer, trustees.
Il. Munford, Charles +. Workman. ST.. John L.
Williams, Alexander Coke and William II. ALI
son We're appointed to prepare mtmorlal Tor
presentation TO the Legislature OF North caro-
lima, setting out the status OF the ocAholdets
and urging that body 10 pass the blll above al,
| luded to. Tins committee was also authorl/tl
| Legislature the justice OF renewing the charter
| of the company in which these people have III
vested their money.
Besides being owners of the stock of the COM
pany, these gentlemen, or some of them, are
largely interested III the mortgage bonds OF the
| company, all Of which interests are lmunously
affected by the action of the Legislature IN fail
| ing TO pass the bill for the renewal OF the
| charter.
None of the above-mentoned gentlemen are
! interested pa any way in the wilmington amt
| aI N.
! the action of that company As before stated
| the opponents 20 the passage of the Petersn9rs
| charter insist that the Wilmington and Weldon
| road shall surrender some of It's charter rights
! before they Will consent 20 renewal of the
| charter of the PETERSBURG and Weldon railroad.
| Many of the gentlemen present seemed
| 10 feel no Apprehension as % the final out
| come of the matter. believing that the
! Legislature of North Carolina when fully IN
formed as To- the facts of the case Will not hesi-
tate TO pass the bill renewing the charter, the
| withholding of which would only destroy the
/ property rights of people who have invested IN
! the securities OF tins company, and bring loss
| and Inconvenience TO the state and her people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

Narcissus was a NEUROLOGICAL young person
who had so much beauty that il was in the
way. lie was interrupted during office hours
by people who wanted 10 admire him, and Is
ease went on record Of a w0nan's thinking sd
much of him that she would always keep 81 u
until he got clear through talking At last l'
got a good look AT himself IN a mirror. and ls
said he couldn't blame them. lie felt TINT be-
was "a menace 10 society, and history .a}
that he drowned himself. But he didnL
lie went and got pair OF yoluminoH,
trousers, decorated his eye with large p.,0
OF glass. took the fit ont of the back Of b '
coat showed his chin out of place with A,
collar. and went about his business siti-a.
that be had restored their peaces of mind ''
the feminine members ~ ms acguaulAA ''
But 10 was IN vain. And he is obliged o. d,
vote large portions of his time-in fact near. .
all OF ito the search for improvements th"-
will make his garments effective for their tf.e
purpose. I'm the meantime he Is obliged %
90 on bothersomely beloved Washington
Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
IN THE HOTELS.
Some Of the Leading Names on the Regis
tiers Last Night.

The following visitors were among those
registered at the several hotels in this city last
night:
Frchauqe-W. " Johnson. New York; DR.. and
Mr., 4. Carter Wcstlako. Elizabeth, y. j.; ), A.
Lassoe. New York; q. J.. Fisher president Of the
City Railway Company, from New york. GOOD
win Brown. Albany. y. Y; ID. $ Coo. Cleveland
o.: Henry +. Cobb and wife. Boston; j. j. Fox
ami wife. New Haven, Conn; !. II. Benton and
wife, New Haven, Conn; !. y. Raymond and
wife. Chicago; ID. Webster King and wife, Bos-
ton; j. II. Harhor, Pittshurs, Pa; W. l.. Thomas
and wife. Boston.
MrphJs-Albert 4 Wilson. Baltimore; Wal
ter Newburn and wife, Old Point Comfort; st.
George Fcrhting, New York city; Owen heryan
Providence. Il. /.
Fords-Nlr. and Mrs. John Campbell Avery
New York; W., r. Q'Donogan, New York
Robert VI. Lindsay, Philadelphia; Jesse and
frank williamson. Trenton. \. j.; W; A; Coon,
Cincinnati: George Myers, Chicago; o. PIERCE
Philadelphia: IhOma, Garrison Omaha, Neb.
Datis house-M. ). Burch. Columbus, O.; vii
liam II. Bennett. Philadelphia; c. r. Jackson
Orlando. Fla; Charles b. Adkins. Chicago. ILL.,;
samuel H. Martin. New York.: I. G, Robinson
Macon, Ga; f. c. Gray, Philadelphia; T. b.
jenkins, Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
THE RUMORED PURCHASE.
UAs THE CHEROOT FfCTORT BEEN
sCLDTO THE BTG CONCERN?

Mr.. Whitlock, Its Proprietor. and Others
Who Are in a Position to Know Refuse TO
Talk on the subject-What Is said by Out
sders.
There was nothing new to be learned posi-
lively yesterday in regard 10 the rumored deal
between the American Tobacco Company and
Mr. J.. Whitlock, proprietor Of the cheroot fac
tory.
The parties who ought to he able to give all
the desired information arc very careful not to
make any statement either 70 aihrm or TO deny
the rumor.
Mr. Whitlock continues to remain non-com-
initial. and Mr. Lewis Ginter Of the Allen
Ginter branch Of tho American Tobacco Com
pany. when Seen by a representative OF ~
11MEs Yesterday, declared IN the most posl,l!e
manner that me had no statement whatever to
make on the subject
NOW THEY ARE DUMB.
Certain men who Wednesday night spoke OF
ihe uurchssc of the MhitlOck chcrOOt factory
hv ne American Tobacco Company. and who
then added that this purchase was only the fore
runner of others OF the same character. have an
OF a sudden become as dumb a. n'h ana clallh
not to know ANYTHING about the matter.
Notwithstanding all this ominous silence me
rumor that the sale has been made is constantly
gaining ground and IL is said that Mr. ,Mhit-
locks cherOOt works have been absorbed by the
larger concern As to the stipulated price IT IS
stated by those who consider the sale as IAN
accompi that the American tobacco COMPANY
paid 20 Mr.. Mhitlock 10000 in cash. and that
besides Mr. Whitlock received $4,000 worth OF
stock Of the concern.
GOOD SALARY OFFERED.
Besides, il is declared that Mr. Whtlock Is 10
remain at the head Of his former establishment
and that he will receive for his services as man
ager the sum of $1,000 per year.
Mr.. WhtlOck has mp to the present time care
fuily avoided TO make any statement admitting
of conclusions either in the aiiirmauYc or mega
tive, and il appears 10 be rather slgnlhcant that
a certain party, who Is well acquainted win
Mr. Whitlocks affairs, said yesterday that hr.
WhitlOck isnOt yet in position 10 make salls-
factory statement in regard to the matter. ! ms
remark seems TO imply that negolaiions or a
fale are nj least pending, If they have not ye'
come to u positive result
80 SALE TO BK MADE.
From as equally as reliable source comes the
assertion that Mr.. Whtlock Is doing such q
large business and making so much money that
he hesitates about selling, and Will not sell I'M
less forced to; that last year ne was very sue
cessful and the net profits Of ms concern
amounted to some $4,000; that IT. he can see ms
way to enjoy continuation Of this prosperity
he will not sell TO the trust.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

On account Of the bad weather the gymnasium
exhibition at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
siaton Hall last night was poorly attended, but
whose who failed 20 come missed a treat The
Randolph Macon boys, led by Professor King.
were particularly noticeable. while the Young
Mems Christian Association boys IN their drills
and Messrs. John Atkinson and Henry VII on
Mems Christian Association boys under ma
leadership OF DR.. NJ. /. Dawson. deserve credit
Tor the manner in which they went through
with the drills.
The lecture by DR. Dawson was calculated IN
Sur up those who do not take sctive exercise i'm
the gymnasium. Tho exhibition Was a yery
oro6ltable affair VIZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

This country. with IFS GO,OOO,0 900 people
cannot be governed as when 10 had 5000 0OO
our Government has got 10 be the growth Of
necessities Of people. and cannot be adopted
from any other land What 1 claim. he con-
tinued. for the House of Representatives Is
not what it has done. but it has rendered pos
sible for all time 70 be done. Mr., Reed was
heartily applauded at the conclusion Of his
speech.
Messrs. Roosevelt and Lodge condemned
Governor Hill and eulogisod ex-Speaker Reed
and the Fifty-hrst Congress. the former IN the
course Of his remarks complimentlng eX-Pres-
ident Cleveland for his anti-silyer letter.
General WOOdford and eX-Judge ArnouX
followed in speeches expressive OF Republi-
can doctrine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
PrOperty Transfers.

Richmond Ctp.-Henry Bowers administra-
tor 10 Richmond Chamber Of Commerce. e6 feet
on south side Main street, between Eighth and
Ninth. $1,000.
Charles II. Marks TO James ID. Cameal, 1854 feet
ON south side Moore street. between Harrison
and Morton, $500
f;Sitterding to Adeline, wife Of JohnW Bush.
~ feet on north side Taylor street, between
Beech and Reservoir, $500.
BeRrioo C0uHty.-Wilham +. Eaton 70 Charles
Il Robins, 30 feet on east side Iwenty-eighth
street, between U and V. S8jI.
Matte L. and W. II. Gay 10 b. T. Johnson. 4
scres, between New Market and Osborne roads,
800
Henry Neurhor and wife 70 William f. Eaton.
20 Feet on east side lwonty-seventh street, near
4, and IL feet on Twenty street, south
east corner L, SG075O
Same 70 james Il. sheppard e76 feet on Twen-
V-olghth street, southwest corner L, 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
GEyERAL FITZHUGH LEE
IT.. Passes Through Richmond En- Route
Home From Boston.

General Fitzhugh Lee Of Glasgow was IN tne
c;,v Yesterday. on his way TO his home from MS
recent trip to Boston. He was greeted cordiaiy
NV many friends, and held quite levee az ! inc
pByoaabat,n Club during the afternoon. lie was
loSI.ad there by Judge 5. h. Witt and Colonel
ggs obp Rel Bigger. Captain John 4. Coke, Mr
Pyeston Belvin and others were Delighted ioi a
short time by the stories told by the .' ~,
eI,rsllent health and spirits, and had many Aihd
words for the people Of the Hub c,..,,,,.
ne "eh zen ~ acre i.sned Tor but not taken up
Nv the English syndicate who, short time ago
were reported TO be negotiating to buy OlAs-
gov. - al NO. .,,,o
mn 70 the mark and the bonds were put 10 Gene
rsl Lees hands to place. lie Immediately wont
10 Doston and placed them with as much 'ase a.
satisfied with his kind treatment III every way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Persouai and General.

The regular meeting of the Methodist Sunday
school Society of Richmond and Manchester
will he held at Park-Place church tomorrow
afternoon at 3: 80 O'Clock.
Miss Rosa Peyser, OF Petersburg. and Miss
Hattie Anthony, OF Norfolk. who have been in
the city visiting, yesterday returned home.
The Schubert Male Quartette will be the at
traction at the Mozart Musicale Monday night.
No marriage licenses were issued in the Hue.
tings Court clerks Office yesterday.
Schiller Lodge, No. $50. !. o. o. f.. will give .
masquerade ball Monday night.
Mr.. Dol Reinach. Of Petersburg, is in the
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL.
WHY Cannot Richmond supporta firstCiass
Club?
To the Editor Of The Times.

To the Editor Of The Times:
Why cannot our city support professional
baseball club? We have from this city
some Of the best ball playing material in
the world. namely. Billy Nash, champion
third baseman Of the world. Dicky John
sfon. four seasons with the Boston Club
and last season with the New York Giants
Edward Tate. Of the Baltimore Club; Educ
Glenn of the Sioux City Club. and others Of
minor mention. We have had several so
called professional teams here since the dis
bandment of the old Virginia Club, but club
10 take in this city must belong 10 some as
ISOLATION and play fora pennant. for unless
thew do the game will not prove interesting
and will not be well attended.
Richmond. Va, March 6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
LEE GIMP MEETS.
Quite Number of Ladies Grace the Occa-
sion-Programme.

The meeting of Lee. Camp last night, notwith-
standing the exceedingly inclcment weather,
was very largely attended many ladies being
present.
After several short addresses by members of
the camp. il was determined to postpone the or
ganiZation of the Ladies AuXlhary.COrps until
next Friday night, when IL is expected that the
camp hall will be crowded with the ladies
General William b. Taliaferro will ereQuested
TO deliver an address before the camp some time
during the month of March.
Mr. d. Q. Richardson, Mr.. Carlton Mccarthy
and Colonel Cutshaw, committee from the Sol
diers' and Sailors Monument Association, Will
DO present at the next meeting of the camp on
next Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
The Third Inilnrr.

For the third time a meeting of the property
owners and residents of Lee district was called
20 be held last evening az the rooms of the Bar
Association and for the third time It had TO be
POSTPONED for the want OF attendance, owing to
the inclemency OF the weather. Only about half
a dozen OF the more enthusiastic members OK
the organization were present and al the sug-
gestion OF Major James Dooley. II was decided 10
postpone the meeting until next Wednesday az
4:3O L. NJ. when IL Is 10 be hoped that the
weather will be more favorable.
The report OF the committee in regard TO the
steps necessary TO bring about an annexation OF
the district To the city is TO be discussed and q
large attendance OF all interested in the subject
is desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Collision of Cars.

At 4:3O o'clock yesterday evening an east
bound horsc-car and a south-bound Manchester
electric car collided at Seventh and Broad
streets
The heads Of the team drawing the horse-car
had Just reach the electric track where the Two
knocking the team around and breaking IOr-
ton of the front piece OF the horse-car.
The electrician never stopped and in mo-
ment was gone. One OF the mules appeared
considerably shocked and INDUCED ina round u
antics which greatly amused the crowd Of
saunterors Of Broad street who had gathered.
maryelOusly ayerted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

=, The, ninth number of Walace's Illustrated
Weekly, which appeared on the streets yester-
DAY afternoon, Is the brightest of the nine IL
was iull OF crisp paragraphs on various topics
of the town.
Mr.. Wallace Is making his paper an emphatic
success. IL takes rank with the leading Illus
trated papers OF the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
4 Midnight Fire.

The fire last night, about quarter to midnight,
was the burning Of an unoccupled and unnn-
ished frame house on Wallace street, near he
seryOlr street.
The house Is two stories high. and adioined
finished house, that also caught, but no damage
was done.
The unfinished house, however. was COM
pletely burned, 10 being frame house, and the
loss Is estimated 10 be about $3.50. IL was re-
ported az the scene Of the ire that Mr.. q. y.
Goodwin, the contractor, owns the property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Auxiliary Committee

The following ladies have been appointed an
SUMMARY committee OF the Hebrew Home for
Charles Siraus, Mrs j. Thalhimer, Mrs Jacob
f;del AIRS. sam Cohen Mrs A. H. Never Nrs
81 n tioomberg, Mrs. T. c. Brsuer, Mrs. Myer
hlIsh, Misses Is NJ Loyenstein. Fanny Michel
Bachrach ~ '"i"
lhey VAL meet tomorrow morning AZ II
o'clock. at the Sundgy-schOol roo1ns 80 al az -
tive steps Ia furtaering the objects OF the Home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
The Baptist Association.

The monthly and annual meeting. Of the Bap-
fist Sunday-school Association OF Richmond
ing at O'Clock Z. NJ, at venable-strect Baptist
Church.
An important meeting Of the Executive CON-
mittee will be held at 1880 p NJ, Just previous to
meeting Of Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
LAST or THE SERIES.
Rev. DIR. Newton Mt st. Johns Episcopal
Church.

church.
Dr. Newton, before beginning his sermon at
s.. Johns last hight, praised the Unexpectedly
large number of people who had turned out
through the inc lement weather. And for those
Who showed their devotion there was indeed a
treat ia the Doctors sermon, III Captain Cum
mughams beautiful hymns. and IN the excel
lent singing by 81. Johns chorus choir, led by
Mr.. c. 4. tltzwilsOn and accompanied by Miss
j.. A titIwll.on ON the organ and Mr.. q. ~.
SAuman on the cornet.
=, tonight DR. Newton will preach tho last Of
tins special course Of eyangehstic sermons az
~. Johns. They have al been thoughtful
earnest tervent and Impressive. Some OF them
nave been powerful efforts, and the result Of
OF spiritual life IN the congrcg ation 1t is also
hoped mat not few will be added 10 the
church Of such as shall be saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
THIRD PHTLHARMONIC.
.Miss.NTarie Deoca WIN be Assisted by signor
Mama.

1t is well established fact, that when on next
Tuesday night Miss Marie Decca viii sing, the
Mozart Academy will be taxed TO its utmost TO
hold its audience of music-lovng people.
The occasion Will be the third Philharmonic
concert the first OF which WAS so successfully
inaugurated whom Miss recca sang in Rich
mond before. She will be assisted by Signor
Mama, a celebrated baritone who will sing as
one of his number the grand air from "Lucretia
Sorgia," and duet with Miss Decca from Don
pasQuale.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Gayety at Barton Heights.

dance at Barton Heights last night, given by
some OF the young men OF the popular suburb
Among those present were Miss . Bannon, Miss
Fox, Misses Stevenson. of New jersey; Mrs.
Smith, Mrs Turpin Messrs. Charles Page. Jr.,
Fred. Ihornbury, Patton, Turpin, Miller and
TAYLOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Another Snnw Storm.

Anoter snow storm began in Richmond yes
terday morning about II o'clock, and continued
for several hours covering the ground IN very
short time. There was no blockade on the
street-car lines. although some OF the cars were
q little irregular. During the day the snow
thawed somewhat, but the thermometer fell
quite dangerous by reason OF the slippery pave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Struck ON the Head.

The ambulance was called TO Starke's Di,ie
Piow Works. at | 80 7. NJ, to attend white how
who had been struck on the head With plow
bSsm py negro The boys head had a cut
His head Was sewed up by DR.. Holman aud ho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

Sergeant G. W. Edinglow, Of Fredericksburg,
brought to the penltentiary yesterday John
Drye, who was convicted by the Hastings Court
of that city. His punishment was twO years.
He broke into the store Of MIR. McCrscken. who
was recently killed by his son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

Major Lewis ]. Ladner, who was widely
known from his connection with the banking
firm of Lsdner Brothers. Philadelphia, which
collapsed IN lsS4 died yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
A Verdict OF Guilty.

GENEsEE. n. Y, Mar. 6. The trial Of Leo
nard Kuhn the cashier Of the late First Ma
tionaI Bank of Dansyille, was finished last
evening, and the jury returned "a verdict Of
guilty Kuhn was indicted for receiving a
deposit while knowing the bank to be lnsol-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Bunaio Bits Indians.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Mar 6.-Secretary
Noble to-day granted the request of Buffalo
Bill to engage 100 Sioux Indians for his Wild
West show. The Secretary believes that the
Indians were properly cared for on the recent
engagement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
RFPUBLICdNS REJOICE.
Reed. Depew, Lodge and Others Deliver
Euiogies on the Late Congress.

Reed. Depew, Lodge and Others Deliver
Euioeies on the Late Congress.
New YORK. Mar. GA dinner was given 10y
the Federal Club at Delmonco's tonight IN
honor Of Hon W. II. ArnouN Covers were
laid for 800 Chauncey NJ Depew presided
and he speakers were Thomas b. Reed,
Henry Cabot Lodge Theodore Roosevelt,
General :. L. WOolford and eX-Judge ArnouN.
Major Mckinley was kept away by the illness
of his wife.
Letters Of regret were also received from
Secretaries Blaine Proctor, Noble ana ia'Y'
Vice President Morton and Postmaster-'Iene-
raj Wanamaker Before the gentlemen sat
down to dinner reception was gwen ma the
parlors to Hon. Thomas b. Reed. OF Name
pErzw WELCOMES THE QUESTS.
Mr. Depew said. We are here tonight as
Republicans. There aye no mugwump9 to
doubt our faith in this world and the next.
We are present 10 give greeting 10 the hcpdhil-
can leaders in the National Congress We vel
come Reed lCheersl; We welcome Lodge: We
regret Mckinley is not here. 4 Iepuhhcan
properly has nothing % defend. HE
Republican party has always won IT'S victories
bv being aggressive in the bill carrying ont
the principles Of our party which VIII put tne
American flag on the seas which becomes IN
the language of the hour a subsidy loo. MI.
Depew here referred in a humorous manner
10 the carricatures of President Harrison and
Speaker Reed IN the weekly papers.
He then went on 20 speak Of the recent cleo
ton and Of the victories Of the Republican
party in the passing Of the Subsidy bill and
the defeating Of the Silver bill You are
happy in the fact that the party Of Garfield
and Blaine. and Of Lincoln and of Grant is
the party of Mckinley and Reed" Mr. De
pew then proposed the health of the President
of the United States, 1t being drunk standing
and IN silence.
REED DOTEs OF HIS FRIENDS.
Exspeaker Reed was the first speaker, be
said: Il trust that / appreciate AS much as
any other man the advantage of having good
friends Half of the struggle In life is 10 get
"A hearing Advertisement IL the absolute pre-
requisite 10 the sale Of goods and
your best advertisers are your enc
mics. Your friends sometimes 90 20
sleep your enemies neverdo. The general pub
lie DO not pay any attention to the advertise
ment but proceed 10 examine the goods.
The Fiftv-frst Congress has been extensively
advertised bnt the public will soon proceed
10 examine what has been done. Whenever
this country awakeus to the fact that the doc
trine of human liberty must prevail from one
end to the other, then justice Will be
done To the man that enforced an honest
count and an honest law. | challenge the
world 10 point to the equal Of the FIFTY
Congress for the great good II has done. We
have done more than pass great measures.
We have shown % the people OF this country
that it is possible 10 have responsible govern
/ meut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

P0WELL.--Died, in this city. CUTHBEhr
POWELL, in his sixty-trs, year. az the l.si.
dence OF II. D. Fitzhugh, No. 40 north fli'h
street. ,,,,,
The remains will be taken 20 Alexandra Iiiio
Saturday MORNING At 3 o'clock.