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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
nrRIAL Az HOLLYWOOD.
Many Items Of Interest About People aud In
cidcnts.

Many Items of Interest About People aud In
cdents.
Mr. T. Bloomberg, of Philadelphia, is in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Walker have gone to
Columbia 5. c.. on a visit.
Mr. Percya = Grant. who has been quite
III. rested somewhat better last mi ght.
4 marriage license was issued yesterday TO
Robert b. Nelson AID Lou Davis (colorrd.)
DR.. John r. Purdu, of Smithheld. is stop
ping with Nh. J. +. Chalmers. No. Is south
Third street.
Among the visitors al the Capitol yesterday
Were Me.srs. W. II. Howell. sheriff. aud +. Il.
Rawls. deputy sheriff o. Nansemond county.
Mcssrs. c. II. Simpson. 5. Cohen. and Sol
Haas have resigned as directors of the West
Point Terminal Land and Improvement Com
pany.
DIR. George w Richardson. Of New Kent
who came 90 Richmond To act as usher al Alr.
ID. c. Richardson's marriage, let tor home
yesterday.
Fx-Attomey-General James G.. Field. Of
Culpeper. and Mr. Juniu~ =. Watkins. Of
Baltimore. formerly of Richmond, We're IN
the city yesterday.
masquerade ball was given last night at
Nine. Louis dancing academy The COS
TUNES were very pretty. Dancing was kept
up anti late hour.
Thieves broke into the office of w. II.
Briggs 4 Brother. commission merchants on
Cary Street. "Wednesday night. aud stole $40
nom the cash drawer.
Bishop +. NJ. white viii preach at Grace
church on Sunday Rev. Nh. Mason, who
has been called 70 that church in place of
Bishop H. Melville jackson, viii begin his
duties as rector after Easter
Mr. Charles A. Phillips and his mother,
Ms. VI. J. Phillips Of Kansas City, Mo. are
the guests OF his aunt Mrs.. +. j. Conrad
and his uncle, Mr. j. NJ Fossett. Mrs Phil
lips and son have but lately returned from an
extended tour Of Europe.
The number Of barrels Of flour shipped
from this port 10 Brazil in 1890 was &c. 7S5.
The records Of the business of the customs
house for 1860 have been removed from the
office. and there is no way Of aseertaining
definitely the shipments Of that year. Of
course. they We're many times larger than
those of 1850
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
HBER or CONVERGE.
Directors Hold Meeting and Discuss Out
ward Trade.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Directors Of the Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce was held Yesterday evening at p.
NJ. Mr. s. II. Halves, the second vico-presi-
dent, in the chair. In addition to Mr.. Halves.
those present were Mcssgs. w ID. Chester
man. Arthur B. Clarke. James ID. Crmp. Il.
i. Johnson A. d. Landerkin. T.. q. Leigh,
Jr., Gustavus Millhiser n '. Randolph. II.
A. Tabb. 5. w. 'irayers, and II Walerstein.
directors. and Alessrs David W. Reinhart and
Leroy T. Brown.
Mr.. A. ID. Landerkin, chairman Of the Com
mittce on Outward Trade. submitted the fol
lowing reports which WAS adopted by the
Board. The Committee on Outward Trade,
10 which committee Senate bill No. 1871, 10
amend an act entitled IAN act 10 incorporate
the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua
was referred. beg leave 10 report that
after due consideration of the object
and provisions of the bill, they cor
daily recommend its endorsement by
the Board The object Of the bill
Is 10 secure guaranty on the part Of the
United States Of the principal and interest OF
the bonds of the company 80 as 10 enable the
canal company TO secure the means 70 con-
struct and complete the canal. The amount
Of the bonds 10 be issued is limited 70 $780,
600 O00 and the same limitation u put upon
the stock: s7O0 600 of the latter IS 10 be
issued TO the Treasurer Of the United States
a. additional security 60 DE voted DN MN OF
his proxy i'm addition to the SECURITY which IT
is provided by the mortgage that the
United States shall have IN event of
It's having 10 pay any instament of interest
ON the bonds or principal thereof. All other
proper and necessary provisions seem TO be
contained i'm the bin And as the scheme is
one Of national importance. will greatly facili-
tate and cheaper our trade relations, not only
with the Western coast Of the United States.
lint fhat If flo whole ffupnt and n * also
calculated 30 have the same effect IN
our relations with Eastern countries, your
committee considered it entitled to Cover
mental aid proposed in the measure.
There being no other business ready for the
consideration of the Board. Mr.. Remnant, sec
rotary and treasurer Of the Perpetual Invest
ment. Construction, and Deposit Company,
was invited 10 inform the Board of the pro
press being made at East Richmond.
and gave q very encouraging statement OF It's
prospects He stated that they had already
secured one knitting-mill, which selected
this location IN preference To IT.
teen other places. and that his
company was negotiating with sewing.
machine company. silk factory. a soap and
iallow factory. and other manufacturing es-
tablishmcnts when they had hardly had the
time 10 get ont their prospectus and had not
n yet been able 10 prepare map showing
the divisions of east Richmond into lots
Mcssrs b. +. Smith and John \. Lancaster
were then elected members Of the Chamber.
There being no further business before the
Board the meeting adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
Property Transfers.

William J. Cnssen 10 William c. Gayle, 80
feet on west side Seventh street. between
Louisiana and Denny. $500
Charles L. Denoon to Maria and David lay
lor. "a. feet on east side Catherine street
Il 800.
G. j. Hunt to W. w Barrow. 80 feet ON
south side Floyd avenue, between Llnden
and Cherry streets. cll 600.
William r. jefferson 20 Fountain Baptist
church'- trustees. 40 feet on Thirty first street,
southeast corner 0. 500.
Joseph f. Sorg 90 William D. Cpssen, %
feet On west side Seventh street, between
Louisiana and Denny, $3.50.
Maria Taylors trustee 10 {. l.. Dcnoon, 80
feet ON north side Byrd. near Second. 5000.
L. G.. rinsey to l.. ). Chcatwood. l21i feet
OF south side Ross street, near Fourteenth,
$1,000. D.
jud b. Wood 10 Lewis NJ. Cowardin half
interest in 30 feet on south side Nam street,
between Fourth and Fifth, $4,000.
HFNRICO COUNTY.
Catharine NJ. and John \. Bell to William
H. Bell, GO feet on west side Iweniy-hith
street near I. 500.
julius 0. Brodie's trustee 10 Patrick McMa-
hon. 80 acres on Darhytown road, SOS.
George d. Wise and -. {. Richardson. spe-
cial commissioners. 10 Catherine NJ. Bell. 20
feet Oh west side Iwenty-ifth street. near l.
-SoJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
APpEALs FoR THE MISSION.
Poor of the City arc suffering and Supplies
are Needed.

are Ntfhfhs
For years past it has only been necessary TO
report to the citizens of Richmond that the
Ladies of the CITY Mission needed help 10 ena-
BE them to carry out their work among the
poor. and a substantial response followed I'M
mediately.
The treasury Of the City Mission Is now in
very depleted condition, rendering II posi-
bic for the visitors 10 afford but "a meagre help
10 the urgent demands made by the large
number of sick ones under Their care. DIS
ease of various kinds prevail among the
children. and grippe. typhoid fever, &c,
among the older people; in one family report
ed 10 the Mission four members were
in with fever. il is well known that IN an
families sickness. entails additional outlay, and
This is If necessity the case among the poor
to greater extent 1t will be found by per-
sons connected with other benevolent So
cieties that the names Of nearly all the worthy
poor OF the city are recorded IN book Kept
al the CITY Mission House. No. JOG north
Fourteenth street, and also in the books Of
the CITY Mission visitors Old clothes. shoes
and bed-clothing are greatly needed, the
supply sent this winter has been much less
than usual and the demand greater.
The record shows that two thousand sick
rations have been issued from the mission
house since Christmas The ladies ask all
friends of the poor To come to the aid OF tho
CITY Mission. and thus help to alleviate sui
fering.
Contributions can be sent to Mrs 4. y.
Stokes, 10 west Franklin; Mrs John Addison,
so Park avenue Mrs. }. b. Pace, 100 west
Franklin: Mrs. ". j. Lyneham, ~ west Nlar-
shall. Miss Howe. COZ east Leigh Mrs. Raleigh
Colston, 700 east Franklin; Mr.. j. j. Greer,
$40 east Clay: Mrs. Isabel Shine. 23l6 east
Broad: Mrs George Clifford, lOl south Elm;
Mrs Snellings. 242O east Broad; City Mission
House, 100 north Fourteenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
HINES MENORI.fL.
Meeting of knights of Pythias on This sub
ject at smiths Hall.

A large attendance Of the Pythians inter-
ested in the erection Of a Hines memorial held
a meeting at Smiths Hall last night. Presi-
dent G. r. Loehr presided and Mr. 5. T.
Beach acted as secretary.
The president read a memorial directed 10
the Grand Lodge. giving a statement OF the
action of the committee. also letter from ).
H. ID. Turner. Jr.
4 resolution was adopted urging the repre-
sentatiyes Ia get the Grand Lodge % recog-
nize the committee and 20 get the active CO.
operation OF the Grand Lodge IN getting the
memorial erected
After various speeches from the members
present the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
GRAND IoDGE or prrHIfys.
Many knights VIII Go to Roanoke to At
tend the Convention.

tend the Convention.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias Of
Virginia viii meet in the city Of Roanoke on
Tuesday night February nth, to organize,
tho regular sessions % commence Wednes-
day. 18th The following are the representa-
t,cS of the different lodges i'm TIN, city, viz.
Elijah T. Hulce. Nirginia. No. ..
samuel II. Herndon. Old Dominion, No. 4.
George T. BoWden, Syracuse. No. ..
George Ford, Daymon No. z.
$ H. Hawks, Marshall, No. u.
g. T. LOehr. Germania. No. 10.
Samuel L. Beach. Hines. No II.
frank Chapman. Jefferson, No. %
John Maxwell. Myrtle. No. %.
There ave two Grand Lodge officers IN tins
N.uity who VIII also GOV. l. Ltheow
gnl prelatc who lives in Manchester. and
T. l.. Courtney. superintendent OF the Itch
MHud. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Who is Grand master Of cXchcqucr
These brethren viii leave ON Tuesday morn
u- next hv the Richmoad and Petersburg
railroad. which will take them % Peteisbufg
4ld then they viii change cars az tins place
tr the Norfolk and Western railroad, Whlch
nII take them 10 Roanoke On "Wednesday
rIehta grand banquet VIII bcg.ven the Grand
Lodge.
Nr. Leonard Maibmry, Commonwealth'S
a.t mey for Alexandra. is the grand chan
D. 1r. The Grand Lodge viii elect their
0t ers as has been tie custom for years, ON
Oh afternoon of the 18th. Al night they VIII
pa installed for the ensuing year; Inc "foer
I'D This State is increasing IN members ~ num-
0r. between twenty-five hundred ana three
thousand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
commodore Elllolt and the Constitution.

TO the Editor of The Times:
Dear Sir read in TIE RICHMOND IIMEs ot
to-day communication bearing upon the
period Commodore Elliott was IN command II
the Constitution. Thinking what ! shall
write may be- Of interest 10 you Is my excuse
for the liberty | have painting IN my mousse
here in Danyille. inherited by my wife from
Captain John Bailey OF Rosegill. Middlesex
county. Va. representing the frigate M a
storm. with the following inscription verbatim:
The irigate Constitution.alias'O Old lronsides'
Commander Jake D. Elliott. beating on q lee
shore in q ~ ale. -- Is. i'm the ITgllsA CuAl-
nel-Painted Dy Evans
The ship by this time had near reached the
And She groanod as the b.llov, against her did
roar
Singularly. although an the rest Of the in
scriptiou Is perfectly leg.bie. the date of tne
month and the two iTues following tho
eighteen are edaced. Captain Balley's widow,
who Is my wlfes great aunt ana vino i' now
on ayisit 10 Us was on board merchant snip
commanded by her husband in the same gale,
and saw the frieate IN her great peril Mrs.;
Bailey is eighty-six. but OF sound mind aud
good health. and says her husband knew Com
modore Elliott very well, and that tins incident
happened of the French coast near Hayfe,
about 1871. Captain Bailey described the stu
alton 10 the artist on his return. who has
made a very spirited painting Of Il. though L
can't say much f9r the poery.
Yours very respectfully,
b. b. TEMPLE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
,yelI.Knnun pnrlky Dead.

The funeral of James Taliafero, an old and
respected coored man Of this city, VII take
nlace today from the Ebcnezer church at 3
O'clock Tim . AS he was familiarly called.
was bought by Dir. A. Bargamin thirty,nine
wears AGO from MIR. John Hitchcock who, II
will be remembered. WAS q celebrated edged,
tool manufacturer. MIR. Bargamin paia 72Oo
for the dalky, and was offered sa;ogg LOT I'm, nm
the next day by Mr. Charles Campbell, Jim
served Mr. Bargainin faithfully un'ii Iou 1
months 400. when old age began 10 set III. and
WEDNESDAY he died lie was thought much
Of by many who knew him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
D.s..ltixe Metlfottisfn.

Very interesting services, commonly Known
as an experiences meeting anlpng .ne S hv
odisis. were held at TRINITY Me,npuiS' l.r,,a
numher of ladies and gentlemen publicly ties
t tiaY Of their love for the Father. Among
the ladies who gave their testimony were a
number of the younger members of the
cburch-some yet in their teens.
The pastor, DR. 7. a. Peterson, Keeps cioss
to the teachings Of the prim,.,ss ld' h;nsslf
10 bis people by his earnestness Of manner
and loyable disposition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
Maude Granger Coming.

A leading Richmond fWorte, but one who
has no. been seen here in four seasons. will
appear az the Theatre The last three nights OF
next week She is the charming Maude
Granger. who Is now returning 20 New YORK
after brilliant season IN San Francisco.
Miss Granger will open IN her
new play Inherited or "BHeritage
dHeene.h as il was originally produced AT
the Theatre de L'Applicaiion, Paris. II Is the
Joint effort OF Richard Davey, of the London
Times. and Lucy Hooper. the American CORE.
spondent 40 Paris It IS quite Likely she VIII
also be seen in her own version Of The Gre
ole" Changers manager, Mr.. ". NJ. Wilkin-
son. is now in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
Annbulance Oils.

The ambulance calls yesterday were:
AT go r. NJ, Boykin's tobacco factory. on
Twenty-second street. 10 attend colored
man who had his finger mashed of in AN ele-
yator. The wound was dressed and he was
left al the factory.
At go =. NJ. to the First police-station TO
attend q colored woman who had been stab
bed IN the back and breast in a hght with an
other colored woman. Herwounds We're sewed
up. by the physician in charge, and she was
left al the station
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
MAY Gay To Lecture.

Miss Matoaca Gays many friends have made
sneh unanimous request for her to repeat her
lecture on the Passion play that she has con-
sented and will deliver it on Thursday, Feb
ruary 18th The Passion play at Ober ANNA
qua was the delight Of all European travellers
last summer. and Miss Cav is very clever in
her description Of the famous play. Tickets
can be procured at West, Johnston a CO..
store
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
worth Knowing.

How many people regret their bad invest
rneutS i'm building costly houses IN the wrong
end OF the city, II you build AZ River View,
the growing West End ADDITION 20 hichnvDa,
ron will never regret IL. IL j. the only addition
10 our city that can Ownits own sewers and wafer
works without askins to he incorporated IN
Richmond, in order get pure wafer an sew
erage. with the privilege OF paying high city
taxes and enjoy bad streets. <. u. tha.hn
Co. agents, will sell lots and build houses on
the monthly installment plan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
Sweets TO the sweets.

A movement is on foot and a company Will
in Richmond. Candy Is now purchased IN the
North by the iobbing trade. and if the COM
nany's plans are consummated 100000 AZ least
vii he kept In Richmond There are num-
her of small manufacturers here, mostly for
local consumption. but there are no manufac-
tories on a large scale south OF Baltimore who
furnish the general iobbing trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
ENJOYABLE Domino German.

40 Monticello Hall last night beautiful
domino german was given 10y the pupil 81
Mss Mary Thaw's dancing school any
twenty-five couples graced the floor and ne
masked dancers led 10 the usual enjovahe
and funny mistakes The variety. Of costumes
Afforded great amusement, ana me slaeelul-
hess Of the dancers made the sight an enjoy
able one 10 the spectators. At hai,pasi 10
o'clock masks were taken of and dancing
c-nIlnmnl until 2 nclnck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
Grand officers Feested.

Concorda Encampment, Independent Or
der odd Fellows. gave an ENJOYABLE feast
wednesday night at Zimmermann's. The oc-
casion was the entertaining OF several grand
lodge officers. and speeches. songs, and bon
mots were the order Of the evening. The
menu was a delightful one. served In mine
ho,ii-r best STYLE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13

Some time next week President Dickerson,
oi the Board OF Aldermen. viii call JOINT SEES
sion Of both branches of the Council % elect
four physicians 10 attend the poor OF the city.
There are numerous candidates for the posi-
lions. The following are some Of them. DIS.
j. W. Henson, Edward Mccarthy, A. l.. Well
ford. James c. Crane, G. l.. Cudlipp, John A.
w ID. Burford. and Deas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
nl.hnn Mhlt,le ~ -. Mnrk,. Church.

Bishop Randolph viii be absent from the
city tonight in consequence OF an imperative
call lie was 20 preach the first OF the Friday
night sermons at st. Marks. Bishop Whittle
vii take mis- place. Ample arrangements are
made for the comfort of all who can attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
.r,ite,I States Mail. Z"

Sale of seats for the engagement OF ~. s.
Mail" the first three nights Of next week at
the Richmond Theatre, begins tomorrow
te ter, attached to the local production as this
Is the first time this satire on the sdministrs-
ton viii have been seen in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
stole "A Watch.

Policeman Hall arrested white man yes
terday named W. A. Cumber. charged with
stealing watch and chain from John Hix.
valued at $40. Cumber was lodged IN the
First police-station
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
delightful Performanee.

Yank Hoe and Omene again delighted the
audience at the Mozart Academy last night.
The tricks are splendidly executed; and the
whole performance is enjoyable. inns class
NJ entertainment is new 10 RichmOuders. and
should be seen to be appreciated. There will
be matinee Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13

The fifth session Of this school opens Feb
mary 18TH at sia east Main Miss =. Il. Poy-
thress, Principal, with fall corps OF assistants
stenography and TypewriEins thoroughly
taught 10 each pupil. separately - wen as 10
class, and Certificates OF Proficiency conferred
Early application Is desirable. and cores
pondence from non-rcsidents VIII receive
prompt attention.
Copying OF every description does By eeos
potent operators on short notice. fes-sedSn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
Prom Rains Deliver Us.

The weather for the past few days has
shown that the Virginia ground hog IS even
more reliable than the Weather Bureau at
washington. Thus far his predictions OF bad
weather has been happy contamination OF the
shadow theory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
New Carpets, ParIor Suits, Mating, Etc.. n
Auction.

J. II. Valentine will sell to-day At lO;;D O'Clock
three new carpets pretty patterns. ~ AMI %
yards: $50 Yards new mating, extra, qnailty,
parlor and chamber suirs, hoor oilcloth. walnut
chairs ami many other useful household Itrnl-
ture The above will be sold without Limit.
Attend his sale and buy bargains. 1896 east Main
srraef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13

Fire destroyed an outbuilding on the farm
Of Mr.. K. II. Anderson. Broad-street road, on
"Wednesday night. The building. which Was
contsnts. totally destroyed. Loss about $780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
Danville. Va, Feb. II. 1891.

The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Ryan will re-
grei 10 learn OK the death OF their eldest son.
which occurred Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
COLONEL X. y. BEIRNE'S FUNERdL
by n Large Crowd Of Representa-
tive Citizens.

The funeral Of the lamented Richard +.
Beirne took place from the st. James Epsco-
pal church. in Ashland. at o'clock yesterday.
The citizens Of Ashland and friends OF the
deceased from other places filled the churoh
to overlooking. and many were forced 10 IT,
main on the outside
The Town Council. Henry Clay Council,
Royal Arcanum. and tine Phi Kappa Sigma
Fraternity. 10 all of which organizations Ar.
Beirne was connected. attended III OoIy.
Mayor William A. Shepherd and various other
town and county officials were present as were
the faculty and many OF the stu
dents Of Randolph Macon College;
The services at the church were conducted
by the rector of St James church the Rev.
T. NJ Amber. assisted by Rev. Dr. Albert :.
Brown. Bishop Cranberry occupied scat
within the chancsl. The iayorite hylnns OF 81
the deceated oh. Paradise. On, Paradise;
and Jesus. Lover Of Ny Soul" was touch
ingly rendered.
BROUGHT TO RICHMOND.
Upon conclusion Of the services at the
church the remains. accompanied ny mourn
ing friends and relatives. We're brought by spe-
cial train 20 this city. reaching ElOa about
10 o'clock J. NJ
Here were gathered many friends Of the
deceased who had been unable 10 60 - ASH
land. and had the weather been nj all iaNor-
hiNt lltlt Us no h1Nlt ilhl AlFi' N''tif i'''''
been larger gathering 10 testify the sorrow
of the people for the loss OF this truly good
man.
Among those who had despite the stormy
weather. gathered To- do reverence 10 the
memory ~ the departed We're the Rev; Ilr.
Mos, d. Huge, J. Calvin Stewart Dr; J.. H.
Edwards. Ben. T. August John X. Childrey.
Barton HaNall Thomas Byrue. Colonel John
Bell Bigger +. p. Murphy. Captain K. /.
Fra,ser CAPTAIN J. H. OBannOu Captain +.
p Iiulce DR.. W. Wythe Davis Leroy ;. I'd
wards. and others.
BURIAL AT HOLLYWOOD.
Arriving AZ HOLLYWOOD the body was placed
in the receiving vault of Mr. l.. L. Christian;
and amid drenchu. rain the beautiful and
impressive burial service of the Episcopal
Churchwa read by Rev Mr.. Amber.
Among those from other places. VINO came
H. attend the funeral, were Nle--rs. VI. Y. Nm-
cent and French Smoot. of AleNaudria. In
addition To- the member Of the Phi Kappa
Sigma Fraternity from Randolph Macon Col
lege members of the same organization from
Richmond College and the University were
present,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13

In time for coughs, colds Group, consumption.
bronchitis, hoarseness, and oil throat ana lung
troubles. that old fashioned remedy. pr. DAVID :
Cough Syrup. Of pure pine tar, horehound and
Wild cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13

Pickett Camp held "a meeting at their head
qua<ters on Fifth street last night. Routine
business was done, but nothing OF public in
terest WAS transacted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13

The committee reported that they had So
lected AZ the subject the play. Julius Caesar, "
and the readers are Misses Fannie Page and
Lue Dickinson and Or. Thomas y. Page.
The essayists are +. ). Light and @. ). Dick
eusOn.
After an evening pleasantly spent the club
adjourned about Gas o'clock.
This library has already done great work
i'm that section Of the city. and the prospects
of the club ARE very bright. The reading
rooms are free, and there Is a cordial invita-
ton 10 all