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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-19
CAUSE or ruE FAILURE.
Demand for Large Sums or Money by
- New Noris Hank.

Ngw YoRy, Feb. ls.-'rhc lmmell.
ate cnuse Of the failure OF the Amuri.
can Loan and Trust Company was n
demand ior u large amount Of money
made 10y saviugs bank u this city
which the company could not meet.
The bank examiner states that he gave
no order TO Gloss door, aud the general
feeling seems IN bc tnnt tho COMPANY
win pay the dopo,llprs In full, aud have
a balance lett.
Three savings banks, onr In Sym.
cuse, ono In Rochester aud another
outside bank demanded payment OF
deposits amounting 10 S3O1,O0J. The
Institution could not pay aud, at tho
request Of one Of the savings banks,
the superintendent took possession.
Later lac sent for Bank Examiner Ga.
hill, who Is now In charge. No state.
mcnt eau be- had yet.
This evening Bank Examiner Pres.
ton said the closing OF the bank was
brought about by
uNENrECrED DEMANDS
by certain savings banks. 'orho
amount which II was asked 10 nay was
between 100000 ani $500, 900 The
company had not this smount, aud
while the oillcers were discussing what
had better bo done, came here, as
certalnod the facts and took possession.
When the business was figured up last
Friday the assets were 81, lds, 1888. The
amount loaned on collatorals was ST.
bl3 GSI. The liabilities amount To 81.
S2ts9d anil the apparent deficiency is
$Go1, 7s0."
"Since the suspension today said
MIR. Preston, ~ have been waited upon
by influential men and have reason To
believe II Is possible that certain 81.
curlties which estimated at a low
figure may be
PAID ~ FuIL,
II this Is done the deficiency win be
reduced TO Si75,OO0. believe then
the remainder viii be- made good by
the Stockholders, and the Institution bo
placed on Its feet. ! am confident the
will be paid In full"
The Attorney-General instituted pro-
reedings today for the appointment OF
a receiver. The indications tomorrow
will decide whether the suit viii bo
pressed.
y. d. Baldwin, alleged to be the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-19
GOLD OR hank rooL.

! ~ f-ssa'ff htVfss
Warmers response was IN effect that h,
had no knowledge except that which
was Ia the public press.
IL the programme agreed upon today
| by the House coinage committee 10
govern IL action upon the Senate bill
Is carried out, II win make II inposslbl.
70 pass chat bill second time II tn.
President declines either 10 approve or
disapprove L..
Tie period Of time between I O'Clock
Friday and noon OF March 4th IL lust
one hour lees than the ten days, ex.
elusive of Sunday, that the President
can he permitted 10 retain bill without
returning II 10 Congress.
The Acting Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, In answer 10 "a senate
resolution, says the basis Of which he
estimates
TIM NAmSEr rRICE o. SILVER
l. the daily quotations " silver IN
London, New YoIl, ana san Francis
co. Thc market price the Secretary
estimates from comparison Of these
prices and the prices ut which silver IL
offered for sale 90 the government, nc.
ccpting the lowest offers, providing they
do not materially exceed the highest
market price In the three named cities.
Nettloton further states that no silver
bullion has been purchased by the
government outside Of the United
States, but undoubtedly large quantl-
ties OF silver bullion have lgen dellv-
cred on purchases 10y the government
from parties residing In tho United
States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-19

~, ,ov,svllLr. NEW 'toAny a
W. .v,eSeo aAlLAoAo COMPANY
,,,,s. r.,imsted a' = "i''io" Dol
lars az Least

,.,,.aa. Feb. ls,-rhis afternoon
in'Ws.,hrny River reached thiily-
20 let eleven inches, pu' ,w,,i, Ia 49,
" tsen slowly rccediug, VIVA near
p .,sry mon mill Hooded anu cios,u
railroad tracks washed away,
~ .a,iafts u streets Hooded 10 tnu
sn,@ .tory. aud thousands oi cellars
~ ~ direct lOs. by the n1od can
w slii bolow million dollar,' Thr
~ living along the river have sui'
w 80, ggatly that appeals Tor aid
s,ve bien Issued. The bu,lllug III.
. ~, sly tho flooded districts have
.secfcd great injury In Tue way OF
,'m,sei foundations. Tonight inc
svr has fallen several feet. -
" M damage TO railroads Is being
s,iIlv tepalrcd. Reports from All up
~ toint- show rapidly jccllnihB
.,,,f. aud the people arc returning
"a iheif homes TO repair tue dainag.s,
uhicu In most cases are iHf g'e'"i
Aan e4pec'el'
At JonSsTows
,be los l. great, the foundations OF
mary houses being undermined street
49, ar running again aud tue mills
I'M he op.n tomorrow. The destruo.
Nm ofbfidgcs was a serious loss and
different sections Of the city VIII have
no communication by wagon for some
time. The farming communities De-
hr are heavy losers. a.,
A dispatch from Wheeling, West
Virginia, saya the river IL still rising
tonight, but II Il reported from above
b have begun falling. The damage at
wheclIng l. great. The whole Of
wheeling Island Seventh ward, u
4 5d,d. aud tonight tho most Of IT,
40 inhabitants are sleeping IN an-
cher tart Of the city. In south Wheel
lux hundreds Of workingmen's houses,
And several factories, ARE Inundated,
anil IN the isisln center many whole
ale houses. business IL almost en-
italy suspended. No trains are arrlv-
lns OF departing aud the depoi- are
unier water and the railroad yards
hockaded. The two principal hotels
have water on the flist floor, anu the
rlesis arr obliged TO 20 In and out the
tinloHs
myors from the down-rivcr glass
and Io.isry districts also slow heavy
Ice No los Of life, however, IL yet
ieponel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-19
'r'ncis N"~innds Resumes isi. ArEu.
tncnt In it, Favor.

WAsiuNuIOS, Feb. rs. - Francis
Newlanls today resumed hlsstaicment
before the House coinage committee In
advocacy OF the frco coinage OF silver.
Nuwiands and Representative Walker
r0mhattoi each other on the assertion
mat the former prices II products nj.
ways rose nnd fell with tile advanc.
ani decline N silver
Hattino anu other. wanted 90 know
now hong tho examination would D..
kept up, aud another wrnnglc ensued.
Williams Of Illinois moved that the
hearing close with t0dny's session.
Tracy NJ New York, NJ n substitute
moved that the hearings cease ai
O'Clock Friday, and he adopted the
suggestion OF other members that
vote should he takca at | O'Clock Fri.
day on reporting the bill.
Williams said lac would vote for th.
proposition OF Tracy undcr protest, be-
cause hc could not help himself.
bland made n similar statement, NO
that
HEARINGS SHOULD cEAs.
Friday noon, aud that n vote on m.
nlll should be taken at | O'Clock that
DAY.
Warner of Ohio called attention 10
the charge that the advocates Of IRE,
coinage were not willing 10 be que.-
toned, aud stated that he was willing
10 answer any Inquiries which might
lie made. Walker asked II lie was not
the head Of the national silver execu-
tive committee, aud when Warner 70.
aponded In the affirmative, Walker In.
quifui how much money Ind been .x /.
pended 10 promote silver legislation.
Ncwlands interrupted with the re-.
mark that he had given u statement o,
the expenditures 10 the silver pool In
vestigatiug committee, and advised
warner not 10 answer the question.
Warner declined To give tho amount,
but declared that i've dollars had beer
expended by the good people aud banl,
| pool for every dollar spent by the silvel
men. Warner declared he rcpresente,
no people, aud said he had been advo
eating the cause Of silver ever since h,
had learned u Its dcinonetis nation.
rr5fihiSfihxtl5h a. to III kncwisdse
the existence ofany
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Temperance Notes.

Sidney Lodge, Good Templars. met last
evening. Chief Templar Il. c. Carlton in the
chair. Much business was transacted. after
which the lodge was turned over to the COM
mittee on entertainment which proved most
interesting. Mr.. Joseph II. Shepherd very
eloquently introduced Past Grand Chief Tenn
plar O. w. Blain. of Michigan; Grand Coun-
cillor Major ]. W. Newton. Of Staunton. and
Mr.. VI. VI. Futz of Alexandria, who were very
pleasing and entertaining in their remarks.
The rescitaton OF Miss Rosa Britton. Betsy
and | are Out" was well received. That Of
Mr.. .. W. Blain, entitled Objections" was
very finely rendered. Also Mrs. II. J.. Hulce.
Prof Cocker and Miss Ella Haurand's solos
were q pleasant feature OF the entertainment,
which closed with remarks by VIM. NJ. Hall.
Mr.. O. W. Blain, past grand chief templar.
of Michigan. will hold gospel temperance
meeting tomorrow at Fulton Baptist church
at $3.50 2. NJ All invited.
Professor c. n Whitney, past grand chief
templar. of Washington. ID. c.. will give a
lecture on The Aud Sod. illustrated views,
by 'Oxy Hydrogen Light" for the benefit OF
Trinity Lodge of Good Templars Thursday
night, December 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

Officers Elected by Virginia Lodge No. Sos.
lis Finances.


AT the last regular meeting OF Virginia
Lodge No 56s, Knights Of Honor. held at
Concoriia Hall, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing term of twelve
months D. Witte, Dictator @ w Emenheuser.
yice-dictator: A. II. kaufman. assistant
dictator. William Iwauzyer. reporter; !.
Lovenstein. financial reporter; S Blnswanger,
treasurer; II. G. Miller chaplain L. T.
Schmidt, guide; E.Boehme. guardian z. Bear
sentinel: C. j. Schmidt. past dictator; IL. G..
Miller. Charles Unkel Robert Senfe. trustees
A. II. Kaufman. representative 10 Grand
Lodge; II. q. Miller. alternate. After the
regular business of the lodge was disposed Of
they adjourned t. partake OF refreshments.
Speeches were made by Brothers Wltte,
Schmidt. Miller. kaufman. levitt SpillIng.
Ebenhack and others.
4 statement of tho financial condition Of
the lodge was given by Brothers Loyenstein
and Bnswanger. collector and treasurer. re-
spectvely which showed Virginia. No. 5jS,
to be the banner lodge IN the jurisdiction
from financial standpoint. 1t having over two
thousand dollars invested as a sinking fund
for the benefit of its sick and distressed
brethren.
This lodge is composed entirely of German
speaking citizens and tranacts all its business
in the German language.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
DRY GOODS, &c.
-~-~~~~~-~.~~~~~~y~.~>
HLAs. q Rkoadb.
STORE NEWS.
SATURDA Y, December 18th.
DRY GOODS, &c.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

An unequaled assortment Of all
kinds of Fancy Silk and Satin Rib
hons in all widths for fancy work.
Our prices are very low for good
Ribbons.
The Christmas Cards and Illus
trated Booklets are at the Ribbon
Counterfeit centre counter.
They are cheap, pretty and inter-
esting.
Child's Paradise on second floor.
The new elevator is in running
order and will carry you up and
down-no tiresome stairs to climb.
Everything in the Toy, Game and
Book line you can think of. Ladies
who have examined our line of
Fancy Baskets pronounce it the
best collection in Richmond.
The Mems Furnishing Counter
offers unusual attractions. Hem
stitched Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, Csc; Hemstitched China
Silk Initial Iandkerchiefs. soc. A
fine line of Neckwear IN Windsor,
Teck, Puff and Four-in- Hand
Shapes, &c, soc. 81, s1.25.
Plain and Pleated Shirts, launder-
ed or unlaundered. A fine line
Dress Kid, Walking, Driving and
Riding Gloves.
Ladies have not been slow to
appreciate those new Coats in
black and tan, collar and facing
of fine fur, for $40, that cost the
manufacturer So to make. Don't
delay If you wish the biggest coat
bargain of the season.
Our regular departments, such
as Dress Goods, Domestics, Cling
hams and Wash Goods, Linens,
White Goods, Flannels, &C., are
all specially attractive, and the
lines are larger and more complete
this year than is usual during holi-
day season. We will make a spe-
cialty Of all our regular lines in
every department this season and
have made prices even lower than
our regular low prices, in order
that we may reduce the stocks now
while you want the goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

interesting Sunday Services for Boys and
Young Men-A Debate.

The meeting for boys will be held in the
director's-room of the Young Mems Christian
Association at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The meeting will be conducted by Mr.. W. r..
Fitzgerald who also will deliver a short adj
dress.
At 4 o'clock the meeting for young men
Will be held in the library and reading room
and the Rev J. w. Bledsoe ID. D., pastor Of
Park-Place Methodist church. will deliver on
address
The musicale programme will be under the
direction of Professor j. Emory Shaw, who
will be assisted by the Park Place choir.
At 5 o'clock Secretary Candlsh Will take
charge Of his Bible class and at its close the
pupils will partake of the usual Sunday even
ing tea.
The Randolph Literary Society will meet
tins evening as usual In the directors room.
and an interesting programme has been pre-
pared. Mr. q. III. Will deliver dec
lamation. while Mr. W. L. Seldom will give
reading. The subject under debate will be
the following;
Resolved, That slavery in The Southern
States was blessing rather than curse
10 the negroes" The affirmative side of the
question will be represented by 3iessrs. j.
Hall Moore. Jr.. and W. NJ. Justs. Jr., while
Messrs. ". l.. Dawson and W. NJ. Wagner
will speak on the negative side The subject
- an interesting one and Will no doubt
draw large crowd.
While the meeting il not public one, men,
bers of the Association who are not members
Of the Literary Society and outsiders are al
WAYS welcome.
Mr.. William l.. Radcliffe, who for several
months past has been librarian of the Young
Mems Christian Association, has accepted q
call as general secretary of the Association in
Suffolk and left day before yesterday for his
new place Of destiny. The vacancy caused
By his resignation as Librarian and assistant
secretary in the Richmond Association has
been Tiled by the appointment Of Mr.. Viii
liam Bissell. who comes very highly recon-
mended. Mr.. Bssell Is a young man OF pre-
possessing Appearance aud refined manners
who Will no doubt make numerous friends IN
q comparatively short while.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

The new building Of the Church of the
Covenant fronting on Harrison street is com
pleted. and will be dedicated tomorrow night.
Rev. DR.. Hoge preaching the sermon.
This building is small. but very handsome.
and is but the beginning of "A magnificent
structure TO occupy the entire lot fronting on
Park avenue.
The money for the present structure il
practically secured. and the efforts of its in
defatigable pastor. Rev. J. Calvin Stewart.
will now DO turned toward raising funds for
the larger building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
IN THE HOUSE AND SENATE,
1 Day in The Capitol With The Virginia
Law Makers
ELECTION OF The CAUCUS NOMINEES.
,.,orai Patches or Judges rasscd Through
,,,. Mn Zee. for Omcers An Expert
vnsincog -Commissioners-No'es'

tn' ''''
TugineoT- commissioner
-so- 49,. +.
Tie Sena,e was 'H'''"
1e.tcnaut-Govornor Tyler ana the prayer
.,aerel bv Icy. nr Iuruouu.
WIS .,rt,tbo ,aoc+ .Io.
res .-ton was "''i
much OBJ. Tie Governor "eSs'~o ~ i''.'
~ ., rotar.cq luilc be committed 90 th6
49,. e.-o-,lI.ovs
1,.f,.. ;.,.,-,,o~o+a
Senator Turner N.e'e' " IDEAS ~ .'',,' a
fe Rapid lgtns.t i~pNf'iiei.t '.'"l -'I' va
ilr ..' was I'N wv Tro IN
..oi o. iAe 'oa'i1l.'ee ol ,, i..'.,,si tr3rov
'-.. .,...,'.. Go or5 View o-k
-.... + Hefrore n Connections. NJ.
t.of MARYLAND md j. J.. Grand, D.. 4.
un and a H. Rogers of Virginia. me
.'.-. ,1an t.G.o.0 Tie object IS 20 ope-
... .ine or lime. OF railway either nl "i'iA"4'
m e.b.e o- electric power.
~a.tor Sands presented Dig % 'i''oi-''
.si comet section ri o.. tic Coae, O., y ir-
mmi.. aac o., accounts
q council Of lie ctr O. Portsmouth TO Is
sa- or mature aal for o her purposes.
r.r.in-a si...lsiol DID,. tle Iues ire OH was
.l
..........,.. or rrr rrNlrrNI1.ny.
The hour lav-r arrived, the WORK or tho
iolut 0rle. was il order aA senator ~ urt IN
reTea.,raary were called. d. W. lynn. If
I.l INAn WAS ".' may ~ ''' go
.- amttee itoY the House. Upon report
lii .r.n was declared eiec'eI. c,.-,... ~
tso- William H. Games. OF On aal : the
ra' .acam1eat was IN nomi i9 6isd by Sen Sen
s cI't 'S Nes ls,fs o. ln e Aa"u 0IIlce' sen
s.-. scott and Stuobs met the House com
u.'.e ana np'A NE" report MaloF Oa'AeS
H-. declared e.ecleD'
COUNTY JUDGES.
Il, election II county judges was then
taken mp 70 lots II SIX ana the following We're
ID mated MI ,,,.,,..-
irom Bland and ones. Maf'in "ll'ians' oy
Senator MarsAA.l. 10y ie . 1ss. r..--.r
rom bu lanan a.4 ''oAVlSoH' NeoIso j..
C.lnts bv senator MeAs
From Carroll. N. I- Os-esoy' Oy senator
Ioveu-,en 7~
From tupeper, VI. L- 'o-iesS' 10y SENATOR
Gordon.
from lluyanna W. II. Holman oy oena-
lool ,,-.,,..-. n, ,4,.;.uo
from IeaeI-.A' "''''''- '- ''N''''O"' ~
oe,ai ha,ii .-.i...- -..4 .t,o H.
Senators Peters ana AI'4uI laeI me ne house 6a
Aillte anu upon '"o'' '0F"'' '"0 "OO'o
Nere declared elecle".
The following We're tAen nominated
.om Clestefhe-d' W. I' Olop'oA' Dy Sena-
Tor Parrish.
From Greenssville' George T.. BaTham' by
Senator aIErii
fr.m hine "i-.lali' O' w. U""'hhey' Dy
senator Yet ~ o.- d.. co,o.,- ,voi,s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
GENERAL RICHARDSoN'S DEATH.
He Dies at Lee Camp Confederate Home-His
War Record.

War Record.
General George w, Richardson, of Hanover
county. died yesterday at the Sold els Home
at an advanced age.
His funeral services viii take place at Hol-
lywood at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Dr..
Peterkin will offciate.
During the late war General Richard
son at different periods commanded the
Ninth and Forty-seYenth Virginia regiments
and for some time was in charge Of the post
at Craney Island, in Elizabeth river near
Norfolk.
Later he commanded the brigade known
as The Forces South of Chappaconnisic. "
with headquarters at Clifton church. on the
Potomac and also the First brigade Of the
Acquia district. He was also commissioned
general of State troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Thin il InterestInr.

To accommodate those that will not be able
10 leave their business till late 1 will keep the
store of Goddard IL Moses open till 9 p. NJ.
tonight Those in need of watches dla-
monds. clocks, silverware and iewelry would
do well 10 call as every article has been re-
duced to cost and below.
l.. W. pIzzru.
Trustee Goddard x Moses.
go Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Female Physicians.

Yesterday presented in the House two numer-
ousiy signed petitions in support OF his bill
providing for the employment OF female
physicians in female wards OF the asylums Of
this State. One OF the petitions was signed
by all the professors of the University OF
Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

This great melodrama. winch had the long
run Of / 100 Il gifts IN London and 800 nights
in New York. will be- 40 the New Richmond
Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday next, with
special matinee Wednesday. There IS a
lot If good scenery and strong company,
headed by William Do Shelly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

Straining and racking your lungs and
throat with a rasping cough Is but poor pol
lev. Rather cure yourself with Or. u. Jayne's
Expectorant. an excellent remedy FOR asthma
and bronchitis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

10 tAs usual hour the Legislature was set in
p. .-0- Yesterday by Speaker Cardwell in tho
Ii..'- Ice.ates. Dr. Wv. iuudrum IN
-' i-.er asked that the members might be
'+',I ..'a mistakes and le guided only by
'.t i.l.. lrle
t-.e- reading ct tle ournal had been
WITH. tle following Joint resolution
..r SENATE Wa introduced. and Ou mo-
' -.f d. g. Gibson. # Culpeper. re-
ONT committee 90 be appointed
.-r standing committees al the two
'u e.era Relation, aud Resolutions.
td Df Inc Senate fhe House of Dele
.-' .aearlu1 That O.nt committee OF
.e-ter, OBJ the Senate and ihrco menu
-e House of Delegates. to be- APE
lF Tic presiding officer of each House.
-tAlll tli Tor the distribution OF the
arising from tho act of Congress re-
.-' 10 Tie state and citizens the direct
-le hueetTax bin was then presented,
pH ia0lln OF 1r. John T. Ryan of Lou
paced ou tie calendar, after the rules
--. Teen suspended
t1oNr ORDER.
aior Mnshoach informed the House that
le had passed "a Ioiut resolution pro-
l.at 40 l2t0 j.. ~. the two houses
-i proceed % the execution Of Joint
.a regard 20 tic eiecuou0f a Register of
'-... -iary and of such county iadges as
.i DE- nominated.
-o ies luton was agreed 20 lv the House.
r u" iol. a.. Nr William Is. Nellvoino OF
&. tho rules were suspended and
,o.' oll $50. 3i entitled. AN act 10 au-
'.'I7 tae Doa'd OF supervisors of Greensyille
u'y ID increase the salary of the county
, was placed on the calendar.
"' William p. Mcllwaine of Petersbprc
''''si inat 80 the proper time the House al
U".N next Monday 1T noon. The mo-
= Was carried by vote of IS to "a
,,.. ave o, absence was granted % the follow
MON srs NJ y. Howe. Of Bland and
3. Spe Ger. o. Lee j. lawrence
..''' ii ~ montgomery. j. f. Mason. Of
e.f.. ,'teeiee and STAFFORD George S. Slack.
lr.5 o, orange JOHN T. Dunlop, OF Rock.
DC george j. Carter Of Henrico: j. G.
a. Of Culpeper. Robert X. Fancy of
~ nee george aud Surry. Andrew N. Peerv
a]eWeii' A. !. Withrow, of Allegheny.
-As loint resolution in regard to the direct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Wis ia Inferesting.

To accommodate those that will not be able
10 leave their business till late will keep I'll,
store of Goddard a Moses open till 8 p. W.
tonight Those in need of watches. de-
monds. clocks, silverware and iewelry would
do we'll 70 call. as every article has been re-
duced 10 cost and below.
J.. ". PIzZTSI
Trustee Goddard Is Moses.
go Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

Fine Roses. Cut Flowers. Designs. &c. The
largest and best stock IN the city. Everything
fresh cut from our own greenhouses. Mail
or telegraph orders shipped promptly. W. A.
II AuMoNp, l07 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

The British brig Glenorchy cleared from
Richmond custon-house for Brazil Win d
cargo Of 2.460 barrels Of hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

/ EADER HALL. TENTH 4 HULL STREETS.
l. Manchester within two squares OF three
street car lines, for DANCING AND PRIVATE
THEAIlICALS. Floor SPACE. 20 by % feet clear.
Apply to 4. j. BRADLEY i CO.. Manchester.
Telephone, 81. noD-lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

Use Sauer's fayoring extracts. 10 and Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

tax bill was then concurred in by the House.
Senate bill No 10, entitled AN act TO in
corporate the Marion and Rye Valley Rail
road Company" was reported and placed
on the calendar
GAME LAW.
Mr.. {. s. Thomas Of Fluysnns introduced
the following bill
An act TO amend the second clause Of sec
ton 20l9 of the Code OF Virginia. relating 10
the killing OF cartridges in Fluvanna
The amendment makes tho date for hunting
one month later.
On motion of Mr. Thomas the rules were
suspended and the bill placed on the calendar.
Senator L0venstein notified the Houee that
tho Senate had decided 10 proceed IN the cleo
tion under the old Joint order and the House
agreed to II.
When tho hour for the execution Of the
Joint order had arrived. Mr.. William b. Nc
llwaine Of Petersburg. was ordered TO notify
the senate that the House was in readiness.
Mr.. John r. Ryan nominated Mr.. Is. w
Lynn. of Loudoun county, for Superintendent
OF the penitentary. who was afterwards
elected by sos votes IN both houses.
Mr. John u. Shepperson nominated Mr..
William h. Gaines. of Charlotte for Register
Of tho Land Ohice, who was elected by 100
votes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

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